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1. Connection / Charging

Insert and lock (slide latch) one battery in scanner and other battery in cradle. Connect cradle to computer and to

power; charging will take about 4 hours. The battery in the cradle is for charging purposes only – it does not

power the cradle. The battery in the scanner will also charge when scanner is returned to cradle. Adopt the habit

of swapping batteries at least once per week.

2. Cradle Indicator

blue pulsing light (about 1 per sec.)

blue flash

when the scanner ready to transmit after removal from cradle. This may continue for up to 15 minutes

after scanner has stopped being used. A rectangular light indicates battery status –

yellow is charged.

3. Scanner Indicator

A dual colour indicator is on top of the scanner. In the cradle it is

means it is charged. Out of the cradle the indicator is off when not in use. In use it will

seconds in range and about every second out of range.

When scanning it will beep and turn red for a good read. An incorrect read will give a long, low beep

Once the scanner is returned to the cradle, there will be an initial

after up to 15 minutes when scanner will beep to indicate that it is now dormant. This will coincide with the blue

flash in the cradle as in 2 above.

4. Practice using scanner

This is a distance scanner and not the touch type that is held close or on the label. It is recommended that you

experiment to find the best reading distance, perhaps 5 – 15 cm depending upon the label.

5. Test scanner

In a blank Microsoft Word document scan a few barcodes. If the barcodes appear then it means the scanner is

working properly. If not check previous notes.

6. Dormant scanner

If the scanner has been dormant for a while pull the trigger (no barcode) to awaken communications. A prolonged

beep will indicate scanner is now ready.

MODES - Normal Mode

The scanner has been programmed and sent to you in this combined Mode which means the barcodes are transmitted

live to computer when in range.

Should you go out of range the scanner will "beep" and automatically go into memory mode (approx 300 barcodes).

Scanner will give 3 quick beeps if memory is full.

When the scanner is back in range, it may "beep" again and commence to transfer the barcodes to the computer.

Pressing the trigger will initiate the transfer sooner. If out of range for longer periods press the trigger to initiate the

transfer. Once transferred, the barcodes are no longer in the memory of the scanner. Therefore, it is important that the

computer be in the stocktake module to accept the barcodes and should not be changed by other staff.

Please note that distance to re-establish communication is normally closer than distance prior to going out of range.

means correct cradle/computer connection. This will change to a

red circle

means power connected.

(Live Transmission), includes Automatic Memory

General

flashing red

blue flicker

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red is

charging,

green -

means it is charging and

flash blue

every couple of

amongst the

red flash.

This will stop

quicker

solid red