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Appendices
Appendix H — Using an External Trigger
Two types of inputs are used on Microscan readers. 5 volt devices have NPN trigger
inputs. 10-28 volt devices have optoisolated inputs and outputs.
5 Volt Devices
To trigger a 5 volt device, the input has to be pulled down to “signal ground” (NPN). This
can be done by relays or by a transistor-sourced signal. If a 5 volt device is used in combination
with an IC-332, it must be connected as a 10-28 volt device.
10-28 Volt Devices
To trigger a 10-28 volt device, a small amount of current needs to flow from “Trigger +” to
“Trigger –”. If a PNP source is used, “Trigger –” must be connected to “signal ground”. If
an NPN source is used, “Trigger +” must be connected to the supply voltage.
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- MS-4X Imager 1
- User Manual 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Latest Manual Version 2
- Technical Support 2
- Warranty 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 5 Read Cycle 4
- Chapter 6 Symbologies 4
- Chapter 7 I/O Parameters 4
- Introduction 5
- Chapter 8 Symbol Quality 5
- Chapter 9 Matchcode 5
- Chapter 14 Output Format 7
- About the MS-4X Imager 8
- MS-4X Communications 8
- Warning and Caution Summary 9
- MS-4X Imager Us 10
- Statement of RoHS Compliance 11
- 1 Quick Start 13
- Step 1 — Check Hardware 14
- Step 2 — Connect the System 15
- Step 4 — Install ESP 17
- Step 5 — Select Model 18
- Locate by ESP 21
- Locate by EZ Button 22
- Step 8 — Calibrate 23
- Step 9 — Test Read Rate 24
- Saving Options 26
- 2 Using ESP 27
- Calibrate 28
- Application Mode 29
- Menu Toolbar 30
- Preferences > General Tab 32
- Preferences > Terminal Tab 33
- Sizing Information 34
- Preferences > Advanced Tab 35
- Connect to Readers via TCP/IP 36
- Use Default Storage Location 36
- Document Memo 37
- Model Memo 37
- Connection Wizard 38
- Bar Code Dialog 39
- Navigating in ESP 40
- Send/Receive Options 41
- Defaulting 42
- Advanced Options 42
- Using EZ Trax 43
- 3 Communications 45
- Communications by ESP 46
- Host Port Connections 48
- Host Port Protocol 49
- Polling Mode 50
- ACK/NAK Options 51
- Polling Mode Options 52
- RS-422 Status 53
- Auxiliary Port Connections 54
- Parity, Auxiliary Port 55
- Stop Bits, Auxiliary Port 55
- Data Bits, Auxiliary Port 55
- Transparent Mode 56
- Half Duplex Mode 57
- Full Duplex Mode 58
- Daisy Chain Mode 59
- Command Processing Mode 60
- Daisy Chain ID Status 61
- Daisy Chain ID 61
- Daisy Chain Autoconfigure 63
- Response Timeout 64
- LRC Status 65
- Point-to-Point (Main Port) 66
- Polling Mode (Main Port) 66
- ACK/NAK (Main Port) 66
- Auxiliary Port 66
- USB HID Interface 67
- Report Options 68
- Keyboard IN Reports 69
- Microscan HID Report Format 70
- Report Format Examples 71
- Keyboard Report Format 72
- Field Descriptions 73
- USB HID Configuration Options 74
- Read Cycle Mode 75
- Communications 75
- Symbologies 75
- Preamble 77
- Postamble 78
- 4 Calibration 79
- Calibration Serial Commands 80
- Calibration Overview 80
- Calibration Options 81
- Disabled (Shutter Speed) 82
- Enabled (Shutter Speed) 82
- Fast Shutter 82
- Symbol Type 83
- Disabled 85
- Row and Column 85
- Straight Line 86
- Straight Line Framed 86
- Line Scan Height 87
- Processing 87
- Calibration by ESP 88
- After Calibration 89
- Initiating Calibration 90
- Read Rate LEDs 91
- Beeper/Green Flash 91
- Terminal 92
- Focus Pass 93
- Medium Pass 94
- Fine-Tune Pass 95
- 5 Read Cycle 97
- Read Cycle by ESP 98
- Read Cycle Serial Commands 99
- Read Cycle Setup 100
- Multisymbol 101
- Trigger Mode 102
- Continuous Read 1 Output 103
- External Level 104
- External Edge 104
- Serial Data 105
- Serial Data and Edge 105
- Leading Edge Trigger Filter 106
- Trailing Edge Trigger Filter 106
- External Trigger Polarity 107
- Serial Trigger 108
- , : <K229h,2C> 109
- , : <K230h,2C> 110
- End of Read Cycle 111
- New Trigger 112
- Timeout or New Trigger 112
- Last Frame 112
- Last Frame or New Trigger 112
- Read Cycle Timeout 112
- Capture Mode 113
- Number of Captures 114
- Rapid Capture Mode 114
- Timed Capture 115
- Triggered Capture 116
- Capture Timing 117
- Time Between Captures 118
- Image Processing Timeout 119
- Image Storage 120
- Image Storage Example 121
- Minimum Good Reads 122
- MS-4X Imager User Manual 123
- 6 Symbologies 125
- Symbologies by ESP 126
- Symbologies Serial Commands 127
- Data Matrix 128
- Aztec Code 130
- Micro QR Code 132
- Fixed Symbol Length (Code 39) 134
- Full ASCII Set (Code 39) 135
- Code 128 136
- EAN 128 Status (Code 128) 137
- Output Format (Code 128) 137
- (Code 128) 137
- Fixed Symbol Length (BC412) 139
- Interleaved 2 of 5 140
- Symbol Length (Code 93) 143
- Start/Stop Match (Codabar) 144
- Start/Stop Output (Codabar) 144
- Symbol Length (Codabar) 145
- EAN Status 147
- Separator Status (UPC/EAN) 148
- Separator Character (UPC/EAN) 149
- Supplemental Type (UPC/EAN) 150
- Pharmacode 151
- Bar Width Status (Pharmacode) 152
- Direction (Pharmacode) 152
- Postal Symbologies 153
- Postal Symbology Type 154
- POSTNET Status 156
- PLANET Status 156
- USPS4CB Status 157
- POSTNET Allow B and B’ Fields 157
- Australia Post Allow 0 FCC 157
- GS1 DataBar 158
- DataBar Limited 159
- DataBar-14 159
- Fixed Symbol Length (PDF417) 160
- MicroPDF417 161
- Composite 162
- Narrow Margins 163
- Symbology Identifier 164
- Background Color 165
- 7 I/O Parameters 167
- I/O Parameters by ESP 168
- I/O Parameters 169
- Symbol Data Output 170
- Good Read 171
- When to Output Symbol Data 172
- No Read Message 173
- Output Indicators 174
- Static Presentation Mode 175
- Mismatch 175
- Target Pattern 176
- Green Flash Duration 177
- LED Configuration 179
- Serial Verification 180
- Control/Hex Output 181
- EZ Button 182
- Load Configuration Database 183
- Save for Power-On 183
- Default on Power-On 183
- EZ Button Modes 184
- Target System 185
- Bar Code Configuration 185
- EZ Button Operation 185
- Configurable Output 1 186
- Trend Analysis 187
- Symbol Quality 187
- Diagnostic Warning 187
- In Read Cycle 187
- Output State 188
- Pulse Width 188
- Output Mode 188
- Trend Analysis Output 1 189
- Trend Analysis Mode 190
- Trigger Evaluation Period 191
- Number to Output On 191
- Decodes per Trigger Threshold 191
- Output on Symbol Contrast 192
- Output on Print Growth 192
- Symbol Contrast Threshold 193
- Print Growth Threshold 194
- Diagnostics Output 1 195
- Configurable Output 2 196
- Trend Analysis Output 2 196
- Diagnostics Output 2 196
- Configurable Output 3 197
- Trend Analysis Output 3 197
- Diagnostics Output 3 197
- Power On/Reset Counts 198
- Time Since Reset 199
- Service Message 200
- Frame Information 201
- Image Output 202
- Communication Port 203
- File Format 203
- JPEG Quality 203
- Image Output Example 204
- Database Identifier Output 205
- Quality Output 206
- Configuring EZ Trax Output 207
- EZ Trax Output 208
- Comm Port 208
- Image Mode 208
- Image Format 208
- Object Info Output 209
- Grade Output 209
- 8 Symbol Quality 213
- Overview of Symbol Quality 215
- Symbol Quality by ESP 216
- Report Tab 217
- Locate Tab 218
- Preferences Tab 219
- Symbol Quality Separator 220
- Data Matrix Output Mode 221
- Symbol Contrast 222
- Print Growth 222
- (Data Matrix Only) 223
- Total Read Time 225
- Capture Time 225
- Locate Time 225
- Decode Time 226
- Matrix Size 226
- (Data Matrix Only) 226
- Quiet Zone (Data Matrix Only) 227
- 9 Matchcode 229
- Matchcode by ESP 230
- Matchcode Serial Commands 231
- Overview of Matchcode 232
- Matchcode Type 233
- Sequential Matching 234
- Match Start Position 234
- Match Length 234
- Wild Card Character 235
- Sequence on No Read 236
- Sequence on Mismatch 237
- Match Replace 238
- Mismatch Replace 239
- New Master Pin 240
- Camera and IP Setup 241
- Camera and IP Setup by ESP 242
- Evaluation 245
- Histogram 246
- Line Scan 247
- Calibration 248
- Window of Interest 249
- Window of Interest by ESP 250
- Top (Row Pointer) 251
- Left (Column Pointer) 251
- Height (Row Depth) 251
- Width (Column Width) 251
- Configuration Database 252
- Dynamic Setup 253
- X-Mode™ 254
- Pixel Sub-Sampling 255
- AEC/AGC Mode 256
- AEC/AGC Brightness 256
- Camera Settings 257
- Shutter Speed 258
- Focal Distance 259
- Number of Focal Distances 260
- Mirrored Image 261
- Illumination Brightness 262
- Skew Correction 263
- Line Speed 264
- Symbol Direction 265
- Morphological Pre-Processing 266
- Morphological Operation 267
- Operator Size 269
- Configuration 271
- Database 271
- Number of Active Indexes 273
- Configuration Database Status 274
- Row Pointer 275
- Column Pointer 275
- Row Depth 275
- Column Width 275
- Threshold Mode 276
- Fixed Threshold Value 276
- Processing Mode 276
- Symbology 277
- Micro QR Code (Add 65536) 279
- Aztec Code (Add 131072) 279
- Database Mode 280
- Image Process Looping 281
- Image Dimensions 282
- Region of Interest (ROI) 283
- Notes on Symbol Type 286
- Terminal 289
- Terminal Window 290
- Editing a Macro 293
- Terminal Window Menus 294
- Utilities 295
- Serial Utility Commands 296
- Utilities 297
- Read Rate 298
- Enter Decodes/Second Test 299
- Enter Percent Test 299
- End Read Rate Test 299
- Counters 300
- Counters by Serial Command 301
- Device Control 302
- Differences from Default 303
- Master Database 304
- Master Symbol Database Size 305
- Enter Master Symbol Data 306
- Request Master Symbol Data 307
- Request New Master Status 308
- Delete Master Symbol Data 309
- Firmware 310
- Firmware Verification 311
- Request Checksum by ESP 312
- Default/Reset/Save 313
- Customer Default Parameters 314
- Microscan Default Parameters 314
- Imager Status Requests 315
- Learn Operations 317
- Image Library Request 318
- Bar Code Configuration Mode 319
- Output Format 321
- Output Format Serial Commands 322
- Output Format Status 323
- Format Assign 324
- Format Extract 325
- Format Extract by ESP 326
- Format Insert 327
- Format Insert by ESP 328
- Output Filter Configuration 329
- Filter Number 330
- Length 331
- Wildcard 331
- Placeholder 331
- Database Index 332
- Output Format 333
- Number of Filters 334
- Appendices 335
- General Specifications 336
- MS-4X Dimensions 336
- A-4 MS-4X Imager User Manual 338
- Electrical Specifications 340
- Serial Configuration Commands 346
- Serial Command Format 347
- Serial Command Status Request 348
- ACK/NAK Data Flow Examples 350
- Error Condition 351
- Communications Protocol 352
- Transfer 1 352
- Transfer 2 352
- Error Condition 1 354
- Error Condition 2 355
- Error Condition 3 357
- Appendix E — ASCII Table 358
- RS-422/RS-485 359
- Appendix G — Operational Tips 360
- 5 Volt Devices 361
- 10-28 Volt Devices 361
- Changing the COM Port 364
- Y-Modem Method 365
- Upload Image 366
- Bit Stream Method 367
- Glossary of Terms 374
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