Honeywell MS9500 manual

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    MS95 00 Voy ager ™ Series Single-Line Hand Held Laser Scan ner User's Guide[...]

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    Disclaimer Honeyw ell Internatio nal Inc . (“HI I”) reserve s the rig ht to ma ke change s in specificat ions and ot her infor mation contained in this docume nt without pr ior notice, and t he reader should in all ca ses cons ult HII t o deter mine whether any such chang es have be en made. T he infor mation in this publ icati on does not repr[...]

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    ii T ABLE OF C O NTENTS Introducti on Prod uct Overvie w ............................................................................................. 1 Scanner an d Accessor ies ................................................................................. 2 Scanner Com ponent s ..................................................................[...]

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    iii T ABLE OF C O NTENTS IR Activati on Range ............................................................................................ 25 Applicati ons and Prot ocols ................................................................................. 26 Troublesh ooting Gu ide ......................................................................[...]

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    1 I NTRODUCTION Product Over v iew Honeyw ell ’s MS9 5 00 Voyager ™ series of hand - held ( single - line) l aser scan ners offer s the user an aggr essive solution for scanni ng all standard 1D bar c odes including G S1 Data Bar™ (RS S) bar codes . The M S9500 series is equi pped with both in - stand and out - of - stand operation enablin g [...]

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    2 I NTRODUCTION Scanner and Accesso ries B AS I C K IT Part # Descript ion MS9520 or MS9540 Voyager Bar C ode S canner or Voyager CG Bar Code Sca nner w ith CodeGate 00 - 02544 M etroSelect Sin gle - Lin e Configurati on Guide * 00 -0 2410 M S9500 Voyager Series Single - Line Hand Held Laser Scanner User ’s Gu ide * * Avail able for download at -[...]

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    3 I NTRODUCTION Scanner and Accesso ries O P T I O N AL A CCESSORIES Part # Descript ion 53 - 53213 x -N-3 USB Full Sp eed Cabl e Lockin g Plus -Pow er™ Type A, Black, Coi led Co rd w ith Long S train R elief 53 - 53 2 14 x -N-3 USB Full Speed Cable Lo cking Plu s -Po wer™ T ype A , Black, Coi led Cord w ith Long Strain Re l ief, Extended Lengt[...]

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    4 I NTRODUCTION Scanne r Components No. Item Descript i on 1 Green LED See Visu al In dicat ors ♦ on page 18 2 Red LED See Visu al In dicat ors ♦ on page 18 3 Yellow LED See Visu al In dicat ors ♦♦ on page 18 4 Button S ee How to use CodeGat e ♦♦ on page 12 5 Red Window Laser Aperture 6 Speaker See Audible Indic ato rs on page 17 7 Cabl[...]

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    5 I NTRODUCTION Disconnecti n g the PowerLink Cable Before remov i ng th e cable from the scanner, H oneyw ell recommends that the power on the host system is off and t he pow er supply ha s been disc onnected from the Pow erLink cable. Figure 2. 1. Locate th e small ‘ pin - hole’ o n the top of the u nit nea r the bott om of the scanner . 2. B[...]

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    6 I NTRODUCTION Labels Every s canner has l abels and molded t ext locate d on the undersi de of the unit. The labels a nd text contai n important information s uch as th e unit’s date of manufactur e, serial number, C E and caution informa tion. Figure 5 p ro vides examples o f the label s and the molded t ext. Figure 5 . Molded Text and Label E[...]

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    7 I NSTALLING THE S CANNE R TO THE H OST S YS TE M RS232, Laser Emulation, and Light Pe n Emulation 1. Turn off the host syst em . 2. Connect th e 10 - pin RJ45 male connector in to the jack on t he scanner . There w ill be an audible click w hen the connector lock engages . If the scann er is receivin g power fr om the host s yste m, skip to ste p[...]

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    8 I NSTALLING THE S CANNE R TO THE H OST S YS TE M RS485 1. Turn off the host syst em . 2. Plug the m ale 10 - pin R J45 end of the MVC cable into t he 10 - p in socket on the scanner . Ther e will be an audible click w hen the connect ion is made. 3. Connect th e other end of the MVC cable to the host device. 4. Turn on the host s ystem . Plugging[...]

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    9 I NSTALLING THE S CANNE R TO THE H OST S YS TE M Keyboar d Wedge 1. Turn off the h ost s ystem . 2. Connect th e 10 - pin RJ45 male connector in to the jack on t he scanner . There w ill be an audible click w hen the connection is made. If the scann er is receiv ing power fr om the host s yste m, skip to ste p #5. 3. Connect th e L - shaped plug [...]

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    10 I NSTALLING THE S CANNE R T O T HE H OST S YST EM Stand - A lone Keyboard 1. Turn off the ho st system. 2. Co nnect the 10 - pin RJ45 male connector in to the jack on t he scanner . There w ill be an audible click w hen the connect ion is made. If the scann er is receivin g power fr om the host s yste m, skip to ste p #5. 3. Connect th e L - sha[...]

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    11 Figure 10 . I NSTALLING THE S CANNE R T O T HE H OST S YST EM Integra ted USB: Full Spee d (- 40) Low Speed (- 38) 1. Turn off the host system. 2. Connect th e 10 - pin RJ45 male connector of the USB cable into the jack on the s cann er . There w ill be an audible cli ck when the connect ion is made. 3. Connect th e other end of the USB cable to[...]

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    12 T HE MS9540 V OYAGER CG S ERIES How to Use CodeGate and the Manual Ac tivation Mode C ODE G A TE M ANUAL A CTI VATION M ODE * * This feature is not a default setting. Refer to the MetroS elect Configuration Guide for instructions on enabli ng the Manual Ac tivation Mode. Figure 11 . Figure 12 . Three Modes of Oper ation Auto Trigger , In - Stand[...]

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    13 S TAND K ITS T ypes Free Standing K it #46 - 4612 8 ( Figure 13 ) Kit Co ntai ns: a. Stand .......................................................... Qty . 1 b. Apron ......................................................... Qty . 1 c. Screw, M3 x 6 mm ................................ ...... Qty . 2 d. W asher, #5 x . 5 OD ......................[...]

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    14 S TAND K ITS Assembl y There are tw o options for as sembling the stan d. The first opt i on is a self - supportin g stand that can be moved fr eely about on th e counter top. T he second option is u s ed if th e stand will be bolted or hard - mount ed to the count ertop. Stand Option 1 : S elf - Supported S tand Kit #46 - 46128 Step 1 Slide the[...]

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    15 S TAND K ITS Assembl y Stand Option 2: Hard - Mount Kits #4 6 - 46128 and #46 - 46 351 Step 3 Screw the st and anchor onto t he base assembly until it si ts flu s h. Step 4 Remove th e logo plate on t he stand by gently usin g an ex acto knife to relea se the plate hook. Step 5 Position t he stand ov er the b ase asse mbly. Step 6 Secure the sta[...]

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    16 S TAND K I TS Assembl y Wall Mount, Opt ion 1: For Kit #46 - 465 08 Step 1 Drill tw o #39 pilot h oles 3.00 ″ apart. Step 2 Attach the Wal l Mount H anger to t he wall with the tw o #8 wood screw s provided. Wall Mount, Opt ion 2: Kit #46 - 465 08 Step 1 Attach the W all M ount Base to the Wall Mount H anger w ith the two 4.8 x 13 mm self - ta[...]

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    17 I NDICATOR S A udible When the Voy ager i s in operat ion, it provides audible fe edback. These sou nds indicate the status of the scanner . E ight sett ings are avail able for the ton e of the beep (normal, six alternate tones a nd no tone). To c hange the beeper t one, refer to the M etroSelect Single - L i ne C onfigurati on Guide or M etroSe[...]

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    18 I NDICATORS Visua l Figure 29 . LED Configurati on The MS 9540 has three LED indica tors located on the head o f the scanner. Th e M S9520 has tw o LED indicators l ocated on the he ad of the s canner . When the scanner is in operat ion, the flash ing, or stati onary activity of the LEDs indicates t he status of the scanner a nd the current s ca[...]

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    19 I NDICATORS Failure M odes Razzberry Tone – On Start- Up This indica tes the scanner ha s experienced a f lipper/motor fa i lure. Return the un it for repair t o an aut horized s ervice center. Continuou s Raz zberry Tone with all LEDs O ff If, upon p ower, the s canner emits a cont inuous razzberr y tone, t hen the scanner has an experienced [...]

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    20 C ONFIGU RATI ON M ODES The MS 9500 Voyager has three modes of configur ation . • Bar Codes The MS 7120 can be co nfigure d by scann ing the bar codes l ocated i n the Metr oSelect Single - Line Conf igurati on Guide. T his manual is av ailable for download at www .honeyw ellaidc.com. • MetroSet2 This user - f riendly Window s ® - based con[...]

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    21 C ONFIGU RATI ON M ODES 4. During conf iguratio n , the mot or and las er turn off. Y OU CANNOT SC AN A BAR CODE W HILE IN SERIAL CONFIGURATION MOD E. 5. There is a 20 secon d window between commands. I f a 20 second ti meout occurs, the scanner will se nd a [nak] a nd you must start ov er. 6. To enter s erial c onfigurat ion mode, send the f ol[...]

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    22 C ONFIGU RATI ON M ODES EXAMPLE #3 : The follow ing ex ample shows the event s that occur w hen an invalid bar c ode is sent. T his sample will loa d the fa ctory def ault settin gs and then set the baud rate t o 19200. HOST FEATU RE AS CI I COMMAND SCANNE R REPRESENTATION Enter Configuration Mode RESPONSE [st x]9999 99[etx] 02h 39h 39h 39h 3 9h[...]

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    23 U PGRADING THE F I R MW A R E The Voy ager series i s part of Honey well’s line of scanners w ith flash up gradeable firmware . The upgrad e process req uires a new firmware file supp lied to the customer by a custom er service repre s entativ e  and MetroSet 2 s oftware  . A p ersonal co m puter running W indow s 95 or grea ter with [...]

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    24 D EPTH OF F IELD M INIMU M B AR C ODE E LE MENT W IDTH A B C D E F G H J K mm .13 .15 - - .19 - . 25 .33 .53 - mils 5. 2 5. 7 - - 7.5 - 10 13 21 - Figure 30 . Depth of Field[...]

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    25 IR A CTIVATION R AN GE The scanner' s la ser will tur n off if the scan ner has bee n idle . W hen the scanner 's IR detects m ove ment in the activ ation area ( see figure bel ow ), the laser will automatical ly turn on , preparin g the scanner for bar code recognition, decoding, and trans mission. The default laser/scan mode for the [...]

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    26 A PPLICATIO NS AND P ROTOCOL S The model nu m ber on each scanner includes t he scanner number and factor y default com m u nicat ion p roto col. Scanner Versio n Identifier Commun ication Protocol (s) MS9520 Or MS9540 00 Laser Emulati on and RS232 Transmit/Recei ve 11 RS485 , RS232 - TXD, RXD, RTS, CTS 14 RS232 - TXD, RXD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR 38[...]

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    27 T ROUBL ESHOOTIN G G UIDE The follow ing guide i s for reference pur poses o nly. Con tact a cu stomer serv ice representa tive to preserve t he lim ited warrant y terms on page 36 . Sy mptoms Possible C auses Solut ion All Interfa ces The unit has no LEDs, beep or laser . No power is being suppli ed to the unit . Check the trans former, the out[...]

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    28 T ROUBL ESHOOTIN G G UIDE Sy mptoms Possible C auses Solut ion The unit powers up, but do es not scan and/ or beep. The bar c ode being scanned do es not sati sfy the c onfigured crit eria f or char acter length l ock or mi nimum length. Verif y that the bar code being scanned f alls into the c onfigur ed crit eria. The sc anner defaul ts t o a [...]

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    29 T ROUBL ESHOOTIN G G UIDE Sy mptoms Possible C auses Solut ion The foll owing fo ur item s are relev ant for a Keyboard W edge inter face onl y. The unit scans but the dat a is not cor rect. The u nit’s confi guration is not cor rect. Make s ure that t he proper PC t ype AT, PS2 or XT is s elected. Ver ify the cor rect c ountry c ode and data [...]

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    30 D ESIGN S PECIFICATIONS O P E R ATI O N AL Light Sour c e Visib l e Las er Diode 6 50 nm Laser Pow er: Less than 1 mW (pea k) Embedded Laser : M ax Power: 10 mW W avele ngth : 650 nm Depth of Sca n Field: 0 mm - 2 03 mm ( 0" - 8" ) for 0.330 mm (13 mil) bar code a t default setti ngs Scan Speed: 72 scan lines per sec ond Scan Pattern: [...]

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    31 D ESIGN S PECIFICATIONS M ECHANICAL Length: 198 mm (7.8 ") W idth: Handle - 45 mm (1.8 " ), He ad - 78 mm (3 .1 ") Depth: 40 m m (1.6 ") W eight: 149 g (5.25 oz) E LECTRIC A L Input Volta ge: 5VDC ± 0.25V Power: Operating = 0.8 25 W typi cal Standby = 0.600 W typ ical Current: Operating = 165 mA @ 5VDC typical Standby = 120 [...]

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    32 1 10 S CANNER AND C ABLE T ERMINATIONS Scanner Pin out Connections The MS 9520 and M S9540 scanner inter faces terminat e to a 10 - pin modular jac k . The seria l num ber label indicates t he interface ena bled when the s canner is shi pped from the factory. MS95 x 0- 41 RS232 and Li ght Pen Emul ation Pin Function 1 Ground 2 RS232 Tr ansmit Ou[...]

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    33 S CANNER AND C ABLE T ERMINATIONS Scanner Pin out Connections MS95 x 0- 00 Laser Emula tion Pin Function 1 Ground 2 RS232 T ransmit Output 3 RS232 R eceive In put 4 Flip Sens e/Start of S can Output 5 Prox imity Detect/T rigger Em ulation Output 6 Scan/L aser Enable Inpu t 7 Reserv ed 8 Data Out 9 +5VDC 10 Shield Ground MS95 x 0- 14 RS232 MS95 x[...]

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    34 S CANNER AND C ABLE T ERMINATIONS Cable Con nector Config uration (Hos t End) RS232 Pow erLink Cable PN 53 - 53000 x -3 Pin Function 9- Pi n Fem al e, D- Type 1 Shield Ground 2 TTL RS232 Transmit O utput 3 TTL RS232 Receive In put 4 DT R Input/Light Pen Sour ce 5 Signal Ground 6 Light Pen Data (DSR Out for -1 4 interfaces) 7 CT S Input 8 RT S Ou[...]

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    35 S CANNER AND C ABLE T ERMINATION S Cable Con nector Configurati on (Host End) Keyboard Wedge PowerLink Cable PN 53 - 53002 x -3 Pin Function 5- Pin DIN, Femal e 1 Key board Cloc k 2 Key board Data 3 No Conne ct 4 Pow er Ground 5 +5 Volt s DC Pin Function 6- Pin DIN, Male 1 PC Data 2 No Conne ct 3 Pow er Ground 4 +5 Volt s DC 5 PC Clock 6 No Conn[...]

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    36 L IMITED W ARRA NTY Hon eywell Internat ional Inc. ("HII") warrants its products and optional accessories to be free from defects in materials and workmans hip and to conform to HII’s published specificat ions applicable to the products purchased at the time of shipment. This war ra nty does not cover any HII product which is (i) imp[...]

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    37 R EGULA TOR Y C OMPLIANCE Safety ITE Equipment IEC 60950 - 1 Sec ond Edition EN 60950 -1 Second Edit ion Laser Laser Cl as s 1: IEC 60825 -1: Second Edition 2007 EN 60825 -1: Second Editi on 2007 Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 except for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No. 50, dated June 24, 2007. LED IEC 62471: Exempt Risk Group C[...]

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    38 R EGULA TOR Y C OMPLIANCE Attenzione L’utilizzo di s istemi di controllo, di regola zioni o di pr ocedim ent i div ers i da que lli d escr itt i ne l presente Manual e può provocare delle espo sizioni a r aggi laser ri schiose. Il cliente no n deve assoluta mente ten tare di ripara r e egli stesso lo sc anner laser. N on guarda te mai il ragg[...]

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    39 R EGULA TOR Y C OMPLIANCE Warnung! Dies ist ein e Einrichtung der Kla sse A. Diese Einrichtung kann im W ohnbereich Funk störungen ve rurs ache n. I n d iesem Fall kann vom Betreiber verlangt werden, angemes sene Massnahmen durchzuführen. A ttenzione Ques t o e’ un pr odott o di class e A. Se usat o in vic ina nza d i resi denze priv ate p o[...]

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    40 I NDEX A AC .................................. see power accessorie s ............................... 2, 3 adapter .......................................... 2 C cable .............................. 2– 3, 27 – 29 adapter ....................................... 2 communi cation .... 1, 2 – 3, 5, 7 – 11 , 29, 32– 35 disconnect ..........[...]

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    41 I NDEX S safety ........................................... 37 SELV ............................ see caution se rial numbe r ................................ . 6 sp ecif icati ons ......................... 30, 31 sta nd .................................. 3, 13 – 16 T terminati on ............................. 32– 35 troublesh ooting ........[...]

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    42 C USTOMER S UPPORT Technical Assistance If you ne ed assist ance insta lling or t roublesh ooting your dev ice, plea s e cont act us by usin g one of t he method s below : Know l edge Ba se: www .hsmk nowledgeba se.com Our Know ledge Base provides thousands of imme diate solu tions. If the Knowledge Ba se cannot help, our Technical Sup port Port[...]

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