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COMMUNICATION MODES
14 Universal Keyboard Wedge Programming Guide
Communication Modes
The Universal Keyboard Wedge interface offers
several alternate modes to allow flexibility in
communication between the scanner, its host, and
even with other scanners.
These modes are:
• Keyboard Wedge Mode -- is the standard
operational/communication mode.
• Cloning Mode -- allows duplication of
configuration between a source scanner
and a target scanner.
• PC Down/Upload Mode -- permits
downloading of parameter values from a
PC to a scanner. Additionally, it enables a
scanner's configuration information to be
displayed and saved on a PC. Finally, it
allows testing of the scanner's RS-232
transmissions to the PC.
• Editing Mode -- provides a sophisticated
capability to edit input data before its
transmission to the host terminal. See the
following section for more information.
- Universal Keyboard Wedge 1
- Programming Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- R44-2021 iii 5
- Introduction 7
- Manual Overview - continued 8
- Manual Contents 9
- Manual Contents - continued 10
- How to Use this Manual 12
- Features Supported 13
- How to Program Your Scanner 14
- R44-2021 9 15
- If You Make a Mistake 17
- Return to Factory Settings 18
- Programming Manual References 19
- Communication Modes 20
- Keyboard Wedge Mode 21
- Cloning Mode 23
- Cloning Mode - continued 24
- PC Down/UpLoad Mode 26
- R44-2021 21 27
- Programming 30
- Wedge Interface 31
- Terminal/Keyboard Settings 33
- Terminal/Keyboard Number Pad 34
- R44-2021 29 35
- R44-2021 31 37
- End of Message Characters 39
- END OF MESSAGE CHARACTERS 41
- = FIELD ADVANCE 41
- = FIELD EXIT 41
- = NO CHARACTER 43
- Upper/Lower Case Options 44
- Types of Numeric Characters 45
- Intercharacter Delay 47
- WYSE Timeout 50
- WYSE Timeout - continued 51
- Editing Mode 52
- R44-2021 47 53
- Use of the Numeric Pad 54
- Programming Sequence 55
- EDITING MODE 56
- R44-2021 51 57
- Programming Example 59
- OF CONSTRUCTION OF NUMBER 61
- PHASE A - continued 62
- PHASE B1 63
- SYMBOLOGIES 63
- PHASE B1 - continued 64
- PHASE B2 73
- WITH THE NUMBER 73
- CHARACTERS 73
- PHASE B3 75
- WITH INPUT PORT 75
- PHASE B3 - continued 76
- PHASE B4 77
- WITH PRE-DEFINED CHARACTERS 77
- OF THE FIRST PRE-DEFINED 80
- IN THE INPUT MESSAGE 80
- PHASE C0 81
- THE INPUT 81
- INTO FIELDS 81
- PHASE C1 85
- FIELD #1 85
- AVAILABLE IN THE MESSAGE 86
- TRANSMITTED OR NOT IN THE 87
- FIELD #1 89
- FIELD #2 91
- LEADING SEPARATOR CHARACTERS 92
- FIELD #3 100
- IS THE LAST VARIABLE FIELD 100
- TO THIS FIELD 101
- FIELD #4 103
- A FIXED NUMBER OF CHARACTERS 103
- IN THE MESSAGE 104
- TRAMSMITTED OR NOT IN THE 105
- MESSAGE 105
- FIELD #5 109
- IF AVAILABLE IN THE MESSAGE 110
- TRANSMITTED OR NOT 111
- THE OUTPUT MESSAGE 111
- PHASE C2 115
- ADD (OR NOT) UP TO TWO FIXED 115
- OF ADDITIONAL FIXED FIELD 115
- PHASE C2 - continued 116
- PHASE C3 119
- Adjust the format of the 119
- OF FIELDS TO BE TRANSMITTED 119
- POSITION AND CANCELLATION 120
- POSITIONS AND CANCELLATION 121
- End of construction 126
- Activate editing mode 127
- PHASE E - continued 128
- Match Not Performed 132
- RS-232 Interface 133
- Configuration 133
- R44-2021 129 135
- RS-232 Restrictions 136
- RS-232 Activation 137
- RS-232: Baud Rate 138
- BAUD RATE = 1200 139
- BAUD RATE = 2400 139
- BAUD RATE = 4800 140
- BAUD RATE = 9600 140
- (RS-232 DEFAULT) 140
- Baud Rate: 19200 141
- Baud Rate: 38400 141
- RS-232: Parity 142
- RS-232: Parity - continued 143
- RS-232: Data Bits 144
- RS-232: Stop Bits 145
- R44-2021 141 147
- RS-232: Intercharacter Delay 150
- INTERCHARACTER DELAY = 10 ms 151
- INTERCHARACTER DELAY = 20 ms 151
- INTERCHARACTER DELAY = 50 ms 152
- INTERCHARACTER DELAY = 100 ms 152
- RS-232: ACK/NAK Protocol 153
- RS-232: Xon/Xoff Protocol 154
- RS-232: RTS/CTS Protocol 155
- Double RS-232 PC Term Mode – 156
- Activate 156
- R44-2021 151 157
- RS-232 In/Out Mode – Activate 158
- RS-232: Full ASCII Emulation 159
- Wand Emulation 160
- Interface Configuration 160
- R44-2021 155 161
- Wand Emulation Activation 162
- Wand Emulation: 163
- Transmission Speed 163
- BAR = 1, SPACE = 0 165
- (WAND DEFAULT) 165
- BAR = 0, SPACE = 1 165
- Wand Emulation: Idle State 166
- Symbologies 167
- Symbology Selection 168
- SYMBOLOGIES 169
- UPC/EAN ENABLE 169
- (DEFAULT) 169
- MONARCH/CODABAR ENABLE 169
- CODE 128 ENABLE 170
- EAN 128 ENABLE 170
- STANDARD 2 OF 5 ENABLE 171
- MSI ENABLE 171
- PLESSEY ENABLE 172
- TELEPEN ENABLE 172
- CODE 93 ENABLE 173
- 2 OF 5 MATRIX ENABLE 173
- IATA ENABLE 174
- BC412 ENABLE 174
- (Requires a special PROM) 174
- 3W7 ENABLE 175
- LABEL CODE 4/5 ENABLE 175
- Code 39 Options 176
- Code 39 Options -- continued 177
- Label Code 4/5 Options 191
- Interleaved 2 of 5 Options 192
- R44-2021 187 193
- AFTER THE FIRST THREE READS 194
- AFTER THE FIRST FOUR READS 194
- R44-2021 189 195
- NUMBER OF FIXED LENGTHS = 3 196
- NUMBER OF FIXED LENGTHS = 4 196
- R44-2021 193 199
- CHECK DIGIT 200
- VERIFIED AND TRANSMITTED 200
- VERIFIED BUT NOT TRANSMITTED 200
- CIP CHECK DIGIT 201
- UPC/EAN Options 203
- UPC/EAN Options - continued 204
- Codabar Options 223
- Codabar Options - continued 224
- Code 128 Options 226
- Code 128 Options - continued 227
- UCC/EAN 128 Options 229
- Standard 2 of 5 Options 230
- MSI Options 232
- MSI Options - continued 233
- Plessey Code Options 236
- Telepen Code Options 237
- Code 93 Options 238
- Matrix 2 of 5 Options 239
- CHECK DIGIT VERIFIED 240
- BUT NOT TRANSMITTED 240
- CHECK DIGIT NOT VERIFIED 241
- R44-2021 237 243
- VALIDATION 244
- R44-2021 239 245
- BC412 Options 247
- Decoding Selectivity 248
- Symbology Leading Identifiers 249
- R44-2021 245 251
- Appendix A 253
- Misc. Features 253
- Beeper Options 254
- Beeper Options - continued 255
- Preamble/Postamble 258
- R44-2021 A-7 259
- APPENDIX A 260
- CLEAR BUFFER PRE-SELECTED 260
- Conversion of Characters 261
- R44-2021 A-13 265
- CLEAR CONVERSION OF 266
- SECOND CHARACTER 266
- Rolling Buffer Mode 267
- TIMEOUT = 200 ms 268
- TIMEOUT = 500 ms 268
- TIMEOUT = 700 ms 269
- TIMEOUT = 1 SECOND 269
- TIMEOUT = 1.5 SECONDS 270
- TIMEOUT = 2 SECONDS 270
- TIMEOUT = 3 SECONDS 271
- TIMEOUT = 5 SECONDS 271
- TIMEOUT = 7 SECONDS 272
- TIMEOUT = 10 SECONDS 272
- Received 273
- Scanner Released by Host 274
- R44-2021 A-23 275
- Character Set 277
- Lock Access to Programming 278
- R44-2021 A-27 279
- Displaying the Firmware Level 280
- LEVEL: XXX.XX 281
- LEVEL: XXX.XX + SXX.XX 281
- Appendix B 283
- Numeric Pad 283
- Set Code 39 Minimum Length 284
- Numeric Pad - continued 288
- APPENDIX B 292
- Appendix C 293
- Code 39 Full ASCII Table 293
- (closing single quote) 312
- (Period) 316
- (Semi-colon) 322
- (opening single quote) 341
- Appendix D 357
- Code 39 ASCII 357
- Extended Table 357
- APPENDIX D 358
- RESET, RESTORE 360
- RIGHT ARROW 361
- LEFT ARROW 361
- UP ARROW 362
- DOWN ARROW 362
- Appendix E 371
- Multiread Character Table 371
- APPENDIX E 372
- Appendix F 393
- Enabling Code 39 393
- Enable Code 39 394
- Models: VS800, VS1200 394
- HS1250 and Duet 394
- Model: VS1000 395
- 6000 Plus 396
- Model: PowerScan 397
- APPENDIX F 398
- START and END Bar Codes 399
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