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M3000 Bar Code Reader User's Guide
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All hours past noon must be entered in the range 13-23. When you press ENTER to select a time
change, the M3000 resets seconds to zero.
Non Portable Mode (Nonport. Mode)
Pressing the SHIFT key from the "Portable Mode Selection Function" display places the
M3000 in one of three non portable modes. The availability of the these modes is dependent on
the non portable mode selected with this option. The non portable modes designate how the
M3000 sends data to the personal computer, or host computer. Only bar code data is sent. Data is
not sent from the M3000 keypad. For information on Data File Transmissions, refer to
Transmission Setup.
The automatic shut-off feature is disabled during all non portable operations.
Keyboard Wedge
The default non portable mode is Keyboard Wedge. When the Keyboard Wedge Y-cable is
connected, the M3000 switches to the Keyboard Wedge mode automatically, regardless of the Non
Portable mode setting. During Keyboard Wedge operation the M3000 receives all its power from
the keyboard port, and does not use its internal battery. Keyboard Wedge setup options must
match your current computer configuration.
When connected as a Keyboard Wedge, the M3000 always turns ON and OFF with the computer.
Serial Wedge
When used as a Serial Wedge, the M3000 sends bar code data to the host computer just as if the
data were typed from the terminal keyboard. Serial Wedge operation is enabled by the following
conditions:
• Connection of the Serial Y-cable
• Serial Wedge selected as the Non Portable mode
• M3000 Serial Port settings match comparable settings on the host computer.
• The SHIFT key is pressed from the "Portable Mode Select Function" display
Pressing SHIFT again, returns you to the portable mode.
NOTE: During Serial Wedge and RS-232 Serial operation, the M3000 operates on either battery
power or the external power supply. We recommend you use the external power supply
that was shipped with your M3000, if you intend to operate in the serial modes for any
extended period of time. Extended use in these non portable modes without the external
power supply installed, reduces battery life.
RS232 Serial
When used in the RS232 Serial mode, the M3000 sends bar code data to any RS-232 Serial Port.
When using SOFTCOM keyboard emulation software with any DOS based computer, the RS-232
data appears just as if it were typed from the computer keyboard. RS232 Serial operation is
enabled by the following conditions:
• Connection of the Serial cable
• RS-232 Serial selected as the Non Portable mode
• M3000 Serial Port settings match comparable settings on the receiving computer
• Proper installation of SOFTCOM keyboard emulation software (if needed).
• The SHIFT key is pressed from the "Portable Mode Select Function" display
Pressing SHIFT again, returns you to the portable mode.
- User's Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Programming 5-1 4
- Setup Procedures 6-1 5
- Communications 7-1 8
- Advanced Operations 8-1 8
- M3000 Programmer 9-1 9
- Troubleshooting 10-1 9
- Specifications 11-1 9
- Maintenance 12-1 9
- Appendixes A-1 10
- Overview 11
- Portable Mode 12
- Non Portable Modes 12
- Communications 12
- Symbols: 13
- 1Installation 14
- Keyboard Wedge Installation 15
- Caution: 15
- Serial Wedge Installation 16
- RS-232 Serial Installation 16
- Modem Installation 18
- Installing Input Devices 18
- 2Keyboard 19
- Keyboard Layout 20
- Other Key Combinations 21
- 3Function Reference 22
- ATA FILES 23
- OOKUP FILES 24
- Search Text 26
- Startup - Portable Mode 28
- Using the INPUT Function 30
- Edit/Review a Data File 33
- Startup - Non Portable Mode 34
- Keyboard Wedge Mode 35
- Serial Wedge Mode 35
- RS-232 Serial Mode 36
- Nonportable Mode 37
- ➨RS232 SERIAL 37
- RS232 Serial 37
- Scanning Bar Codes 38
- CCD Scanning 41
- Slot Reader (Badge Reader) 42
- 5Programming 43
- Erasing a Program 44
- Exiting a Program 44
- Programming Tutorial 45
- EOF (End of File) Parameters 46
- Use Receive Data Files Only? 46
- Output Prefix 49
- Output Suffix 49
- Input Type 49
- Screen Positioning 50
- Input Size 50
- Input Controls 50
- Display Pattern 50
- Input Mask 50
- Input Definition # 5 52
- End of Program 53
- Stamp Commands 53
- ITEM NUMBER 54
- LOC (Location) 55
- UOM (Unit of Measure) 55
- DESCRIPTION 55
- *P6 (No Prompt) 55
- Creating a New Program 56
- SOF Text 57
- SOF Delay 57
- EOF Text 57
- EOF Delay 57
- Allow Append to End of File? 58
- Header Input? 58
- New Screen? 58
- Sample Prompt Text 59
- Enter Spaces Here 59
- Exhibit Text is not required 60
- Str Row 61
- Str Col 61
- End Row 61
- End Col 61
- Screen Specifications: 62
- Data Input Parameters 63
- Input Size Max 63
- Input Size Min 63
- Require Input? 63
- Auto Advance? 63
- Input Source K, B, S, or X 65
- Bar Code Types 65
- Bar Code Types is required 66
- Default Data is not required 66
- Prefix is 67
- Prefix is not required 68
- Prefix Delay is required 68
- Suffix is not required 68
- 6Setup Procedures 69
- Cursor Function 70
- Auto Advance 72
- ON/OFF* 72
- Setup Categories 75
- Keyboard Wedge 76
- Serial Wedge 76
- RS232 Serial 76
- Serial Port 78
- Bar Codes 81
- UPC/EAN Addons (SUPPLEMENTS) 83
- I 2 OF 5 83
- CODABAR 84
- CODE 128 84
- CODE 93 85
- MSI/Plessey 85
- Code 11 86
- Termination Character 86
- Preamble 87
- Postamble 87
- Bar Code Edit 87
- Bar Code Beeper 88
- Laser/CCD Opts (Options) 88
- Transmit Setup 89
- Num Lock 92
- SOT Text (Start of Transmit) 92
- SOT Delay 92
- EOT Text (End of Transmit) 92
- Other Setup 93
- Reset Setups 94
- 7Communications 95
- Communication Software 98
- FUNC + XMIT 99
- Transmit Select 99
- PCOM COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE 100
- SOFTCOM Kill Program 101
- Using SOFTCOM 102
- 8Advanced Operations 106
- Lookup Table Definition 107
- Simple Lookup File 107
- Lookup Tbl/File 108
- Lookup File Definition 109
- Lookup File with Display 109
- Creating the ASCII Data File 110
- Importing an ASCII Data File 113
- Other Advanced Options 114
- Input Source 115
- K,B,S or X: S 115
- Transmit Paused 115
- Press Any Key 115
- 9Troubleshooting 116
- Bar Code Data Errors 117
- Function Recall Errors 117
- Miscellaneous Errors 117
- Function Search Errors 119
- Serial Input Error Messages 119
- Troubleshooting Guide 120
- 10Specifications 121
- Battery Performance 122
- Input/Output Specifications 122
- 11Maintenance 126
- Dimple on This 127
- End of EPROM 127
- Avoiding Damage 128
- 12Maintenance 129
- Appendixes 132
- FUNCTION KEYS 133
- SPECIAL KEYS 133
- UPC VERSION A 137
- UPC-A BAR CODE 137
- UPC VERSION E 138
- 0123456789 139
- A123456B 141
- 0000123455555555558 142
- CHARACTER SET: 143
- CHARACTERISTICS 145
- CHARACTER SET 145
- 012345678 146
- APPENDIX L 151
- APPENDIX M 151
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