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    Data Capture for W orkforce in Motion The bluetooth name and Bluetooth registered trademarks are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and are used by B aracoda under license. The Baracoda names and Baracoda trademarks are own by B aracoda. All specifications are subject to change without notice - Non contractual pictures © Baracoda - All rights reserved[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 2/29 RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR- LA Programming Guide 1/ INTROD UCTI ON ...................... ........... ... ............... .............. .............. ........... .... .............. ... .................. 3 2/ GENERA L CONF I GUR A TION ............ ....... ... ...[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 3/29 1/ Introduction Please verif y that your Roadrunn ers has a fir mware version equal or s uperior to 3.1 before us ing it with this program ming Guide. Some fu nctionality may not work with older versi ons of th e firmware. Refer to t he BaracodaMana ger document ation[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 4/29 2/ General Configuration 2.1/ Reset all parameters: The rea ding of the "Default settings ” label tu rns all the paramete rs of the BRR-L ba ck to defa ult settin gs and switche s it off. Reset to factory default s 2.2/ Erase all barcodes in memory The Ro adRun[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 5/29 2.3.2/ Shutdo w n timers There are t wo differents ‘shutdo wn timers’ : - when connected time r : delay betw een the last scanned barco de and th e switch off when the scanner is connected to a host - Not co nn ected ti mer : delay be tween th e last s canned barc[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 6/29 2.3.4/ Timesta mp Option Time stamp c an be configured (ON /OFF, set ne w date and new time) by t he following co nfiguration barcodes Timestamp on Timest amp off (*) Set Timest amp END of configuration Noted th at the t imestamp must f it the specif ic follow ing for[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 7/29 For exa mple : to set the c urrent time at 16th May 2007, 3.25 p m, the u ser will s can: - “Set Timest amp” label, - “0” label, - “7” label, - “0” label, - “5” label, - “1” label, - “6” label, - “1” label, - “5” label, - “2” la[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 8/29 2.5/ Operating Mode Real Time mode (stand ard mode): barc odes are trans mitted in real time to the remo te host device/ terminal ( with optiona l acknowledgm ent beep from the ho st to the scanne r). User can choose if th e scanner, when not connected, should read, m[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 9/29 2.5.2/ Batch mode BATCH MODE . Force s the RoadRunn ers in Batch m ode. Erases all co des in memor y. When in batch mo de, The BRR will wait the appro priate comman d in order to start up loading the b arcodes: this command can co me • from the Barac oda Mana ger ?[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 10/29 2.6/ Cradle / RS232 jack 2.6.1/ Cradle By default , the scanner B luetooth is alwa ys ON. ( It wasn’t the ca se for CPU vers ion < 3.00 ) Disable dock UART (*) 2.6.2/ RS232 jack To communic ate with the sc anner through the RS232 c able ins tead of Bluetoo th wa[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 11/29 2.8/ Bluetooth commands 2.8.1/ Bluetooth name You can cha nge the scann er Bluetooth nam e; name that you see du ring a search of Bluetooth peri pheral. ( Feature e nabled for CPU firm ware versio n > 3.00 ) Set BT Name End of config Read « Se t BT name » label [...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Progr amm ing guide Nov 2007 © Baracoda 2007 12/29 2.8.2/ Sniff settings The high er the Sni ff period, the highe r is the late ncy and th e smaller is the pow er consumpt ion. Default v alue is 150m s. Sniff period = 150ms (* ) Sniff period = 10 0ms Sniff period = 20 0ms Sniff period = 30 0ms Sniff period = 50 0ms 2[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 13/29 2.9/ Prefix and suffix The barcode s tring can be added a pr efix, a pos tprefix, a suffix and/ or a postsuff ix. These c an come as d escribed below: prefix post prefix barcode suffix pos tsuffix 2.9.1/ Prefix/suffix You can a dd a prefix and/o r a suffix (strings of more tha n 32[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 14/29 2.9.2/ Postrefix/postsuffix You can add a postprefi x and/or a post suffix (stri ngs of more than 32 characters will not be accepted) to ever y barcode sent to th e host device. (Featu re enable d for CPU firmw are versio n ≥ 3.16 ) There is no postpre fix/postsuffix in default s[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 15/29 3/ Decoder settings 3.1/ Symbology default sett ings Sets the defaults de coder settings for all the symbologies Set Decoder Default Settings 3.2/ Symbology Identifier AIM Identifier will be transmitted at the beginning of the ba rcode. More information about t he AIM Identifier av[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 16/29 3.5/ Set decoder barcode length You can set a fi xed len gth fo r the ba rcode deco ding. The scanne r will on ly decod e barcodes of th is length . (Featur e enable d for CPU f irmware versio n ≥ 3.16 ) Set barcode len gth END of config 3.6/ Codabar settings Codabar - not active[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 17/29 Codabar - check di git (AIM recomm endation) - checked and tr ansmitted Codabar - check di git (AIM recomm endation) - check ed but not t ransmitt ed Codabar - barcode l ength - any l ength Codaba r – barcode leng th Min=6 (*) 3.7/ Code 11 Settings Code 11 - n ot active (*) Code [...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 18/29 Code 39 - form at - full ASCII Code 39 - start /stop - not trans mitted (*) Code 39 - start/stop - tr ansmitted Code 39 - sta rt/stop - acc epted charact ers - * only (standard Code 39) (*) Code 39 - start /stop - acce pted charac ters - $ onl y (Trioptic Code 39 ) Code 39 - start [...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 19/29 3.10/ Code 128 Settings 3.10.1/ General Code 128/ EAN 128 - not acti ve Code 128 /EAN 128 – acti ve (*) Code 128 /EAN 128 - barc ode length - any len gth (*) Code 128/EAN 128 - b arcode lengt h - minimum length = 6 3.10.2/ EAN 128: Group Separator ‘FNC1’ included in an EAN128[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 20/29 The common r equest to repla ce ‘GS’ b y the | (pipe) ca n be done thr ough the scan of : ( Feature e nabled for CPU firm ware versio n > 3.00 ) Define | as GS Even if t he “AIM ID tran smit” is disa bled, it is possible to enable the AIM ID transmission fo r EAN128. ( F[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 21/29 MSI Code - ch eck digit - mod 10 - check ed but not transmitted MSI Code - chec k digit - d ouble mod 10 - checked and transmitted MSI Code - check di git - double mod 10 - che cked but not transmitted MSI Code - ba rcode length - any lengt h MSI Code - b arcode le ngth - m inimum [...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 22/29 UPC / EAN - EAN-8 des activated UPC / EAN - check digit - UPC-A and EAN13 - transmitt ed (*) VT VT F NC4 ~ NUL E OT DD SOHG FF FF E nabl e E A N 13/ U P C A chec ks um t r a nsm i ss i on UPC / EAN - check digit - UPC-A/EAN 13 - not transmitt ed UPC / EAN - check digi[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 23/29 3.15/ Set min or Max length option The followin g is a proced ure to follo w for ever y barcodes Read « Sta rt - Set min (Max ) length » labe l START Read inte rmediary label Correspond ing to the next digit of the min (Max) leng th value to apply (as on a calcula tor). Finishe d[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 24/29 Symbology table Header Selected Sym bology SELECT ALL Code 93 Code 128 / EAN 128 EAN 13 / UPC A Code 39 Codabar Interleaved 2 of 5 Standard 2 of 5 (industr ial 2 of 5) Code 11 MSI UPC E EAN 8 Start – set min l ength Start – Set Max lengt h End of config[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 25/29 APPENDIX 1: ASCII Table (A-Z, a-z, 0-9, ponctuation, Control characters) Capital letters ( A-Z) : Name Program ming la bel Name Programming label A N B O C P D Q E R F S G T H U I V J W K X L Y M Z[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 26/29 Small letters (a-z) : Name Program ming la bel Name Programming label a n b o c p d q e r f s g t h u i v j w k x l Y m z Ponctuation Space ! " #[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 27/29 $ LF LF$ LF LF $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? @ [ ] ^ _ { | } ~ Decimal numbers (0-9) : Name Programming label 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 28/29 Control Ch arac ters : Name Programming labe l CR EOT ETX LF NUL SOH STX TAB[...]

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    RoadRunners BRR-L Programming guide dec 2006 © Baracoda 2006 29/29 APPENDIX 2 The SI pref ix is a two or three charact er string: ] c m wher e ] : SI indicator c : Symbology Identification m : Modifier characters (optional) Symbology Charact er A Code 39 B Telepen C Code 128 D Code One E EAN/UPC F Codabar G Code 93 H Code 11 I ITF 25 K Code 16K L [...]