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Communications
COPYRIGHT © 2005 MICROSCAN SYSTEMS 4-3
Communications Overview
All MS-Q Handheld Imagers are shipped with a USB or PS2 cable. You can also add RS-
232 and Bluetooth capabilities and configure your Imager accordingly. Whenever you
default the Imager, it will return to USB or PS2 Keyboard Mode, depending on which
interface you are using. Defaulting the Imager does not remove preamble and postamble
formatting.
PS2
With PS2 communications, the MS-Q Imager connects directly into the host’s keyboard
port from which it draws its power. Data is displayed by any open Windows program
that can capture text in PS2 Keyboard Mode.
USB
With USB communications, the MS-Q Imager connects directly into the host’s USB port
from which it draws its power. Data is displayed by any open Windows program that can
capture text in USB Keyboard Mode.
USB Communication Indicator
RS-232
With RS-232 communications the MS-Q Handheld Imager communicates with the host
through a communications program such as HyperTerminal.
Default settings for establishing RS-232 communications are:
Baud = 57.6K
Parity = None
Stop Bits = One
Data Bits = Eight
Flow Control = None
Bluetooth
Bluetooth connectivity is addressed in Chapter 5, “Bluetooth”.
Memory LED Battery LED
a
a. When power is supplied via cable, the LED will remain green whenever the unit is active.
Sound
Connection to Host
Successful (USB)
None
GREEN 1 Beep
- MS-Q Handheld Imager 1
- User’s Manual 1
- Copyright © 2005 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Latest Manual Version 2
- What Is Covered? 3
- What Is Excluded? 3
- Limitation of Liability 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter 6 Batch/Battery 5
- Chapter 7 Symbologies 5
- Chapter 8 I/O Parameters 5
- Chapter 9 Advanced Operations 5
- About This Manual 7
- Highlighting 7
- Product Labels 8
- Warning and Caution Summary 10
- Quick Start 11
- Preliminary Assembly 12
- USB Interface 13
- PS2 Interface 14
- RS-232 Interface 15
- Bluetooth Interface 16
- Batch/Battery Interface 17
- Install ESP 18
- Select Model 19
- Select Protocol 20
- Quick Start 21
- Connect to Imager 22
- Using ESP 23
- Application Mode 25
- Configuration Trees 26
- Pulldown Menus 27
- Preferences 29
- Connection Wizard 31
- Settings / Options 31
- Barcode Dialog 32
- Send/Receive 33
- Advanced Options 34
- Basic Operations 35
- Step 1 — Practice Targeting 36
- Tips for Reading 36
- Select Quadrus or Basic Mode 38
- Complete Configuration 40
- Performing a Hardware Default 41
- Communications 43
- Communications by ESP 44
- Communications Overview 45
- PS2 Keyboard 46
- USB Keyboard 46
- USB Downloader 46
- RS-232 Mode 47
- Baud Rate (RS-232) 47
- Parity (RS-232) 48
- Stop Bits (RS-232) 48
- Data Bits (RS-232) 48
- Preamble 49
- Postamble 50
- Preamble and Postamble by ESP 51
- Keyboard Mapping 52
- Time Stamp Settings 53
- Terminal Default Settings 56
- Specifications 56
- Operation 56
- Two-Way Communication 57
- One-Way Mode 58
- Private Access 59
- Shared Access 59
- Sleep Mode Timeout 60
- Bluetooth Modem Kit 61
- Batch/Battery 63
- Installation 64
- Batch Mode Indicators 64
- Send & Log 65
- Send & Buffer (Default) 65
- Log Only 65
- Transfer Options 66
- Auto Transfer Options 66
- RS-232 Batch Features 67
- USB Battery Charge Mode 69
- Symbologies 71
- Symbologies by ESP 72
- Symbol Background 73
- Aztec On Aztec Off (default) 74
- Sample Aztec Symbol 74
- Codabar 75
- Codablock F 76
- Code 128 77
- Code 93 78
- Code 39 79
- Composite 80
- Data Matrix 81
- Sample GoCode Symbol 82
- Interleaved 2 of 5 83
- Maxicode 84
- MSI Plessy 85
- Sample PDF417 Symbol 86
- Micro PDF417 87
- Postal Symbologies 88
- QR Code 89
- RSS Symbologies 90
- UPC/EAN/JAN 91
- I/O Parameters 93
- I/O Parameters by ESP 94
- Turn Target Spot Off 95
- Turn Target Spot On 95
- Target Spot Brightness 95
- Illumination 96
- Left/Right LEDs 97
- Left Button Programming 98
- Right Button Programming 99
- Handle Trigger Programming 100
- Beep and Vibrate Settings 101
- LightRay Accessory Options 102
- Assembly (100 Series) 103
- Assembly (200 Series) 103
- Reading Symbols (200 Series) 104
- Reading Symbols (100 Series) 104
- LightRay Optics by ESP 105
- LightRay Optics 106
- Advanced 107
- Operations 107
- Select Region of Interest 108
- Standard Resolution 109
- High Resolution 110
- Set Decode Timeouts 111
- Set Targeting Zone Tolerances 112
- Continuous Read 113
- Continuous Operations 114
- Standard Mode 115
- Basic Mode 115
- Optimizing the Imager 116
- Advanced Operations 117
- Right Button Optimization 118
- Advanced Operations 119
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- Optimization Parameters 121
- Optimization by ESP 123
- Trigger/Button Configuration 124
- Mirrored 126
- Symbol Readability Index Rule 127
- Symbol Readability Index 128
- Terminal Mode 129
- Terminal Wi ndo w 130
- Find Function 131
- Terminal Window Functions 133
- Utilities 135
- Image Upload 136
- Device Control 137
- Firmware 138
- Imager ID 139
- Bluetooth 140
- Unique Identifiers 143
- UID Overview 144
- UID Mode Features 146
- Error Messaging 147
- Valid Formats 149
- Appendices 151
- General Specifications 152
- Electrical Specifications 154
- USB Cable Pinouts 155
- RS-232 Cable Pinouts 156
- Configuration Symbols 157
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