Datalogic Magellan 2200VS Le manuel du propriétaire

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Le manuel du propriétaire
Magellan
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Quick Reference Guide
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CONTENTS
English .................................................................................1
Français ...............................................................................5
Deutsch ...............................................................................9
Italiano ..............................................................................13
Español ..............................................................................17
Portugues ..........................................................................21
Chinese ..............................................................................26
Türkçe ................................................................................29
Appendix A — Product Labeling .........................................33
Appendix B — Productivity Index Reporting Option ...........34
Appendix C — Laser Safety .................................................36
Appendix D — Regulatory Statements ................................41
Appendix E — Warranty .....................................................43
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NOTES
Quick Reference Guide 1
Quick Reference Guide
Introduction
This guide offers a summary of basic scanner operation for first time users. Install-
ers, system managers and other technical personnel can find installation, pr
ogram-
ming and further advanced information in the Product Reference Guide. Up-to-
date r
evisions of publications can be viewed, printed and downloaded from the
website listed on the back cover of this manual. Printed manuals can also be
ordered from your dealer/distributor.
Connection
For your convenience, Figure 1 shows scanner connections and their functions.
Figure 1. Connections
POS TERMINAL AUXILIARY PORT POWER
Connection to this port is Optional
· DC Brick Input· Label Data
· Application Download
(where appropriate)
· Test Port
· On Screen
Programming (OSP)
· Application Download
· RS-232 Handheld Scanner Input
· Auxiliary RS-232 Label Data Output
EAS Connection
Connection to this port is Optional
· Electronic Article Surveillance
Connection
Power
EAS Opening
Aux. PortScanner Host
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Operation
Scanning Items
Item bar codes are scanned by either...
sliding or pushing items through the scan volume in a right-to-left or left-to-
righ
t motion (see
Figure 2a). This is known as “Sweep” scanning, and is the
best choice for high throughput super- and hypermarket installations where
it is necess
ary to minimize the need to grip or lift items.
moving the bar code directly toward the scan window to be read (see
Figure 2b). This “Presentation” technique is most often used in low
throughput variety, convenience market and pharmacy applications wher
e
useable countertop space is at a premium and “Sweep” scanning is not possi-
ble.
With FirstStrike
TM
decoding software, the scanner can read most hard-to-read
codes quickly and without excess orientation.
Figure 2. Sweep and Presentation Scanning Technique
S
c
a
nne
r
a
It
em
Bar Code
Item
Bar
C
od
e
Scan Volume
Scan Volume
Items are
pushed or
slid past
scanner
S
canne
r
a Sweep Technique Presentation Techniqueb
Quick Reference Guide 3
Volume/Tone Push Button
The Volume/Tone Push Button also performs multiple functions depending upon
the duration of time it is pressed:
NOTE
Volume changes made using the Volume/T
one Push Button are lost
when the scanner is powered-down and are reset to the configured set-
ting. If you wish to permanently c
hange the volume, use the special
programming labels in the Product Reference Guide.
Table 1. Volume/Tone Push Button Functions
PRESS
DURATION
FUNCTION COMMENT
Momentary (when
scanner is asleep)
Wakes scanner from Sleep
Mode
Alternatively, the scanner can be awakened by:
- Moving an object through the scan zone.
- Scanning with an attached auxiliary scanner.
Momentary (when
scanner is a
wake)
Increments volume
Press the push button momentarily to increase speaker
v
olume. When the loudest volume is reached, a
repeated press of the push button cycles volume back
to the lowest setting, then volume increases on subse-
quent press(es). Four volume levels are available.
Hold, then release
when the beeper
sounds
Increments tone
Press the push button for approximately 2 seconds,
then release
. Each time this is done, the beeper will
sound at one of three tones. Stop when the desired
tone (high, medium or low) is sounded.
4 Seconds
Scanner Diagnostics Mode
a
a. By standard default, this function is normally disab
led to prevent accidental activation by users.
This mode allows system support personnel to trouble-
shoot problems with the scanner and is used to deter-
mine if it can read bar codes. Press the button for eight
seconds or cycle po
wer to exit Scanner Diagnostics
Mode and reset the scanner.
8 Seconds
Resets Scanner
b
b. Users should not perform scanner resets except under the direction
of trained systems support person-
nel.
Only system support personnel should perform a reset.
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Green LED Indicator
The green LED indicates scanner status as shown in the table below..
Table 2. Green LED Indications
LED
INDICATION
DURATION COMMENT
Scanner Active
a
a. Certain functions of the LED are selectable to be enab
led or disabled. Your scanner may not be pro-
grammed to display all indications.
(Normal Mode)
Scanner (Green) LED on steady and
dim
The scanner is ready for operation. Scanning is
immediately available.
Good Read
Indication
a
Scanner (Green) LED - bright flash
Indicates a bar code has been read and decoded.
Program Mode
Indication
Scanner (Green) LED - Continuous
flashing
Indicates the scanner is in Label Programming
Mode. Cycle power to exit Programming Mode.
Sleep Mode
Indication
Scanner (Green) LED flashes slowly
The scanner motor and/or laser have automati-
cally switched off and the unit has entered Sleep
Mode du
e to extended inactivity.
Host Disabled
Scanner (Green) LED 1-second off, 1/
10-se
cond on
Host has disabled scanning.
Field Replace-
able Unit (FRU)
W
arning (Error
Mode)
Audible low tone 1 second. LED
flashes contin
uously.
Serves notice that a fatal FRU failure has been
detected. Call systems support for service.
FRU Indication
Scanner (Green) LED flashes a
coded sequence in concer
t with the
speaker
.
Occurs ONLY upon Volume/Tone button push fol-
lowing a FRU warning. Enables service techni-
cians to identify FRU failures.
Quick Reference Guide 5
Introduction
Ce guide présente une synthèse du fonctionnement de base du scanner à l'atten-
tion des utilisateurs novices. Les installateurs,
les administrateurs de système et
autres personnels techniques pourront obtenir des informations sur l'installation,
la programmation ainsi que d'autres indications plus avancées dans le Guide de
référence du produit. Il est possible de consulter, d'imprimer et télécharger des
mises à jour des publications à partir du site de à l'adresse reportée sur la couverture
postérieure de ce manuel. Il est également possible de commander des manuels
imprimés auprès de votre vendeur/distributeur.
Raccordement
Pour vous aider, consulter la Figure 3 qui illustre les raccordements et les fonctions
du scanner.
Figure 3. Raccordements
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Fonctionnement
Lecture d’articles
Les codes à barres des articles sont numérisés selon deux procédures soit…
en faisant glisser ou en poussant les articl
es à travers le volume de lecture de
la droite vers la gauche ou de la gauche vers la droite (voir
Figure 4a). Il s'agit
du mode de lecture " Transfert " (par balayage) qui constitue la meilleure
solution pour la
moyenne et la grande distribution, où il faut limiter au max-
imum la saisie ou le soulèvement des articles.
en déplaçant le code à barres directement en face de la fenêtre de numérisa-
tion afin de le soumettre à la lecture (voir
Figure 4b). Ce mode de lecture par
" Présentation " est surtout utilisé pour les applicat
ions dans les pharmacies,
les magasins de proximité, les points de vente à faibles transactions
l'espace utilisable sur le comptoir est réduit et le mode " transfert " est par
conséquent impossible.
Grâce au logiciel de décodage FirstStrike
TM
, le scanner peut capturer rapidement
et avec une orientation minime la plupart des codes de lecture difficile.
Figure 4. Mode de lecture " Transfert " et " Présentation "
S
c
a
nne
r
a
Volume de
lecture
Volume de
lecture
Les articles
sont poussés
ou glissés
devant le
scanner
S
canne
r
a Mode Transfert Mode Présentationb
Code à
barres de
l'
a
r
t
t
i
c
l
e
t
C
ode
à
barres de
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Quick Reference Guide 7
Bouton-poussoir volume/tonalité
Le bouton-poussoir volume/tonalité exécute également des fonctions
multiples selon la durée de son activation :
NOTA
Les changements de volume rendent l'utilisa
tion du Bouton de réglage
du Volume/Tonalité difficile lorsque le scanner est hors tension et est
réinitiliasé au paramètre configuré. Si vous désirez changer définitive-
ment le volume, utilisez les étiquettes spéciales
de programmation
dans le Guide de référence du produit.
Tableau 3. Fonctions du bouton-poussoir Volume/tonalité
DURÉE
D'ACTIVATION
FONCTION COMMENTAIRE
Momentané (lorsque
le scanner est en
mode de veille)
Réveille le scanner du mode de
v
eille
En alternative, le scanner peut être réveillé par :
- déplacement d'un objet à travers la zone de balayage.
- un changement de poids sur la balance.
- Lecture avec un scanner auxiliaire attaché
Momentané (lorsque
le sca
nner est en
mode d'éveil)
Augmente le volume
Pressez le bouton-poussoir momentanément pour augmenter
le
volume du haut-parleur. Après avoir atteint le volume le
plus élevé, une pression répétée du bouton-poussoir reporte
progressivement le volume au niveau le plus bas, le volume
augmente ensuite en fonction des pressions successives.
Cinq niveaux de volume sont disponibles.
Maintenez la touche
enfoncée et relâchez-
la lorsque l'avertis-
seur sonore retentit
Augmente la tonalité
Pressez le bouton-poussoir pendant approximativement 2
se
condes, puis relâchez. A chaque pression, l'avertisseur
retentira selon une des trois tonalités. Arrêtez lorsque la
tonalité désirée (élevée, moyenne ou faible) est obtenue.
4 secondes
Mode de diagnostic du scan-
ner
a
a. Par défaut, cette fonction est neutralisée pour empêcher l'activation accidentelle par des utilisateurs.
Ce mode permet au personnel chargé de l'assistance du sys-
tème de remédier aux problèmes du scanner. Les diagnostics
sont généralement lancés après la notification d'une alarme
du module interchangeable (voir Tableau 1). Débranchez et
rebranchez l'alimentation pour sortir du mode diagnostic.
8 secondes
Remet le scanner à l'état initia
b
b. Les utilisateurs ne devraient pas procéder à la remise à l'état initial du scanner sauf sous la direction de
personnel agréé chargé de l'assistance des systèmes.
Seul le personnel chargé de l'assistance du système est
autorisé à exécuter la remise à l'état initial.
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Fonctions des voyant DEL Vert
Le voyant DEL vert (Figure 4d) indique l'état du scanner au Tableau 4 ci-des-
sous.
Tableau 4. Green LED Indications
LED
INDICATION
DURATION COMMENT
Scanner Actif
a
a. Il est possible de sélectionner certaines fonctions des voyants DEL vert et jaune afin de les activer ou
désactiver. Il n'est pas possible de programmer votre scanner pour afficher toutes les indications.
(Mode normal)
Voyant DEL vert en mode veille fixe
Le scanner est prêt à fonctionner. Le balayage est
immédiatement disponible.
Lecture correcte
de l'i
ndication
a
Voyant DEL vert - clignotement lumineux
Indique la lecture et le décodage du code à barres.
Indication du
mode programme
Voyant DEL vert - Clignotement continu
Indique que le scanner est en mode de programmation
Étiquette. Débranchez et rebranchez l'alimentation pour
sortir du mode de programmation.
Indication du
mod
e de veille
Le voyant DEL vert clignote lentement
Le moteur du scanner et/ou le laser sont mis automa-
tiquement hors tension et l'unité passe en mode de
v
eille à cause de l'inactivité prolongée.
Système invalide
1 seconde éteint, 1/10è de seconde
all
umé
Système invalide scanner.
Alarme de mod-
ule interchange-
able(Mode
d'
erreur)
Signal sonore bas 1 seconde. Voyant DEL
v
ert/jaune alternatif clignote de manière
continue.
Indique qu'une erreur fatale du module interchangeable
a été détectée.
Indication de
mod
ule inter-
changeable
Le voyant DEL vert clignote selon une
quence codée en combinaison avec le
haut-parleur.
UNIQUEMENT au cas où le bouton Volume/tonalité
se
rait activé suite à une alarme d’un module inter-
changeable. Ceci permet aux techniciens d'identifier les
faillances du module interchangeable.
Quick Reference Guide 9
Einleitung
Diese Anleitung bietet eine Zusammenfassung der grundlegenden Scanner-Bedi-
enung für neue Benutzer. Systemmanager, I
nstallations- und anderes technisches
Personal finden Informationen zu Installation, Programmierung und weitere Ang-
aben im Produktreferenzhandbuch. Aktuelle Änderungen der Publikationen fin-
den Sie auf der Homepage; diese können S
ie drucken und herunterladen. Die
Internet-Adresse finden Sie auf der Rückseite dieses Handbuchs.
Gedruckte Handbücher können Sie auch bei I
hrem Händler/Vertreter bestellen.
Anschliessen
Abbildung 5 zeigt die Scanner-Anschlüsse und ihre Funktionen.
Abbildung 5. Anschlüsse
POS-Terminal Zusätzlicher Port Stromversorgung
Anschluß an diesen Port ist optional
· Gleichstrom-
Brickeingang
· Kennsatzdaten
· Applikations-Download
(falls zutreffend)
· Test-Port
· On Screen Programming (OSP)
· Applikations-Download
· Eingang für RS-232 Handheld Scanner
· Zusätzlicher RS-232 Kennsatz-
Datenausgang
EAS-Anschluß
Anschluß an diesen Port ist optional
· Elektronische Artikelüberwachung
(EAS) Anschluß
Power
EAS Opening
Aux. PortScanner Host
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Bedienung
Scannen von Produkten
Artikel-Barcodes werden gescannt entweder durch...
Schieben der Artikel durch den Scanbereic
h von rechts nach links oder von
links nach rechts (siehe
Abbildung 6a). Dieses Verfahren ist als "Sweep"-
Scannen bekannt und die beste Methode für S
uper- und Hypermärkte mit
hohem Warendurchsatz, bei denen eine Minimierung von Greif- und Hebe-
bewegungen notwendig ist.
Plazieren des Barcode direkt vor das Scanfenster, damit er eingelesen werden
kann (si
ehe
Abbildung 6b). Diese "Präsentationstechnik" wird am meisten in
Läden mit niedrigem Warendurchsatz - z. B. in Tankstellenshops und Apo-
theken - eingesetzt, wo nur kleine Ablageflächen vorhanden sind und ein
"S
weep"-Scannen nicht möglich ist.
Mit Hilfe der FirstStrike
TM
Decodierungssoftware kann der Scanner die meisten
schwer lesbaren Codes schnell und ohne übermäßige Ausrichtung lesen.
Abbildung 6. Sweep- und Präsentationsscannen
S
c
a
a
nne
r
a
Artik
e
l
-
Barcode
Scan-Volumen
Scan-Volumen
Artikel
werden an
dem Scanner
vorbeigeschoben
S
canne
r
a Sweep-Verfahren Präsentationstechnikb
Artikel-
B
a
a
r
c
o
de
a
Quick Reference Guide 11
Lautstärke/Tonschalter
BEACHTEN SIE
Änderungen der Lautstärke, die über die Druc
ktaste "Volume/Tone"
erfolgt sind, werden beim Herunterfahren des Scanners gelöscht, und
es erfolgt ein Zurücksetzen auf die Werkseinstellungen. Eine dauer-
hafte Änderung der Lautstärke kann mit Hilfe der
speziellen Program-
mierkenndaten im Produktreferenz
handbuch vorgenommen werden.
Tabelle 5. Lautstärke/Tonschalter-Funktionen
Betätigungsdauer Funktion Bemerkung
kurz (wenn der Scan-
ner im Bereitschafts-
modus ist)
versetzt den Scanner vom
Bereitschafts- in den Betriebs-
modus
Der Scanner kann in den Bereitschaftsmodus versetzt
w
erden entweder durch:
- Bewegen eines Objektes durch den Scanbereich
- eine Gewichtsänderung auf der Waage
- Scannen mit einem extern angeschlossenen Handscanner
kurz (wenn sich der
Scan
ner im Betriebs-
modus befindet)
Erhöhung der Lautstärke
Durch kurzzeitiges Betätigen des Schalters wird die Laut-
stärke erhöht. Wenn die höchste Stufe erreicht ist, wird durch
erneutes Betätigen die Lautstärke auf die niedrigste Stufe
zurückgesetzt. Danach steigt die Lautstärke wieder an. Fünf
Lautstärken können eingestellt werden.
Halten und beim
ren des Signals
Erhöhung der Tonhöhe
Betätigen Sie den Schalter für ca. 2 Sekunden und lassen Sie
ih
n dann los. Dadurch können die drei möglichen Tonhöhen
(hoch, mittel und tief) eingestellt werden.
4 Sekunden
Scannerdiagnosemodus
a
a. In der Standardeinstellung ist diese Funktion ausgeschaltet, um versehentliche Aktivierung durch den
Benutzer vorzubeugen.
Dieser Modus erlaubt dem technischen Personal die Identifi-
kation von Problemen, die beim Scanner aufgetreten sind.
Drücken Sie den Schalter für 8 Sekunden oder schalten Sie
zum Verlassen des Scannerdiagnosemodus' den Scanner
aus und ein und starten den Scanner neu.
8 Sekunden
Scanner-Reset
b
b. Anwender sollten keinen Scanner-Reset durchführen außer unter der Anweisung ausgebildeten Servi-
cepersonals.
Nur das technische Personal sollte einen Reset durchführen.
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Grüne LED Funktionen
Tabelle 6. Grüne LED Funktionen
LED Anzeige Dauer Bemerkung
Scanner ist aktiv
a
a. Bestimmte LED-Funktionen können wahlweise aktiviert oder deaktiviert werden.
(Normalmodus)
Die Grüne Anzeige ist dauerhaft an und
leu
chtet schwach
Der Scanner ist betriebsbereit. Scannen ist sofort
möglich.
Optisches Sig-
nal, das erfolg-
reiches
Scannen anzeigt
a
Grüne Anzeige - helles Aufblinken
Zeigt das erfolgreiche Lesen und Decodieren eines Bar-
codes an.
Programmier-
modusanzeige
Grüne Anzeige - wiederholtes Blinken
Zeigt an, daß sich der Scanner im Barcode-Program-
miermodus befindet. Zum Verlassen des Programmier-
modus schalten Sie aus und ein.
Bereitschafts-
modusanzeige
Die grüne LED-Anzeige blinkt im 2-
Seku
nden-Takt.
Der Scanner- oder Lasermotor hat sich nach längerer
Nichtbenutzung automatisch abgeschaltet und ist in den
Bereitschaftsmodus übergegangen..
Host außer
Betr
ieb
1 Sekunde aus, eine zehntel Sekunde an
Host ermöglicht kein Scannen.
Hardwarefehler-
warnung (Fehler-
modus)
Akustischer tiefer Ton 1 Sekunde und die
g
rüne/gelbe Anzeige blinkt fortwährend
Zeigt an, daß ein schwerer Hardwarefehler entdeckt
wurde.
Hardwarefehler-
Anz
eige (Fehler-
Modus)
Grüne Anzeige blinkt in einer kodierten
Sequ
enz zusammen mit dem Lautspre-
cher
.
Tritt NUR auf, wenn der Lautstärke/Tonknopf betätigt
wurde
und eine Hardwarefehlerwarnung auftritt. Diese
Anzeige ermöglicht dem Techniker, den Hardwarefehler
zu identifizieren..
Quick Reference Guide 13
Introduzione
Questa guida offre un sommario delle operazioni principali dello scanner per
utenti inesperti. Installatori, amministratori di sistema e altro personale tecnico
possono trovare informazioni sull'installazione, programmazione ed altre questioni
avanzate nella guida di riferimento del prodotto. Revisioni aggiornate delle pubbli-
cazioni possono essere visualizzate, stampate e scaricate dal sito web indicato sulla
cope
rtina posteriore di questo manuale. È possibile anche ordinare i manuali su
carta dal proprio rivenditore/distributore.
Connessione
Per comodità, la Figura 7 mostra le connessioni dello scanner e le relative funzioni.
Figura 7. Connessioni
Terminale POS Porta ausiliaria Accensione
· Ingresso Brick CC· Dati etichetta
· Download
dell'applicazione
(dove appropriato)
· Porta di controllo
· Programmazione su schermo (OSP)
· Download applicazione
· Ingresso RS-232 per il lettore palmare
· Uscita ausiliaria RS-232 dati etichetta
Connessione EAS
La connessione su questa porta è
opzionale
La connessione su questa porta è
opzionale
· Sistemi per la sorveglianza
elettronica antitaccheggio
Connessione
Power
EAS Opening
Aux. PortScanner Host
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Funzionamento
Utilizzo dello scanner
i codici a barre dell'articolo sono scansiti con uno dei metodi seguenti ...
facendo scorrere o spingendo gli articoli attrav
erso il volume di scansione con
un movimento da destra a sinistra o da sinistra a destra (vedere
Figura 8a). Si
tratta della scansione a scorrimento ed è la scelta migliore per installazioni in
supe
rmercati e ipermercati a traffico elevato, dove è necessario minimizzare la
necessità di afferrare o sollevare gli articoli.
muovendo il codice a barre direttamente verso la finestra di scansione dove
avviene
la lettura (vedere
Figura 8b). Questa tecnica a "presentazione" è uti-
lizzata soprattutto nelle strutture a traffico rid
otto, minimarket e farmacie
dove è importante lasciare libero il piano di lavoro e la scansione a "scorri-
mento" non è possibile.
Con il software di decodifica FirstStrike
TM
, lo scanner può leggere anche i codici
più difficili da interpretare in modo rapido e senza bisogno di orientare eccessiva-
mente l'articolo.
Figura 8. Tecnica di scansione a scorrimento e presentazione
S
c
a
nne
r
a
C
odic
e
a barre
dell'articolo
Volume di
scansione
Volume di scansione
Gli articoli
sono spinti
o fatti
scivolare oltre
lo scanner
S
canne
r
a Tecnica a scorrimento Tecnica a presentazioneb
Codice
a barre
de
ll
'articolo
'
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