BARACODAMANAGER SAMPLE APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS .....................5 2. BARACODALISTENER INTERFACE DESCRIPTION FOR DEVELOPERS ...............6 Data Capture for Workforce in Motion SUMMARY SUMMARY...................................................................2 REVISION HISTORY..........................................................3 INTRODUCTION..............................................................4 1. BARACODAMANAGER SAMPLE APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS .....................5 2. BARAC
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ...........................................5 2. KEMUL CONFIGURATION .................................................6 2.1. COM PORT CONFIGURATION ................................................6 2.2. KEYBOARD EMULATION CONFIGURATION.........................................8 3. RUNNING KEMUL .......................................................9 Data Capture for Workforce in Motion SUMMARY SUMMARY...................................................................2 RE
INTRODUCTION: GENERIC PACKET FORMAT .................................4 2. COMMAND ID SUMMARY ..................................................5 3. COMMAND DETAILS .....................................................8 3.1. SETTING MODE.........................................................8 3.2. OPERATIONAL STATISTICS.................................................8 3.3. WRIST MOTION DETECTION LEVEL (FOR BSW ONLY)...............................9 3.4. RESTORE DEFAULT SETTINGS ................
Document Date Description 1.0 23rd April 08 Initial release for BaracodaManager v3.32 3.34 17th June 08 Upgrade for BaracodaManager v3.34 (BRR Evolution supported) 3.35 2nd January 09 Upgrade for BaracodaManager v3.35 (TagRunners supported) 3.36 30th March 09 Upgrade for BaracodaManager v3.36 (DualRunners supported) 3.36.2 25th May 09 OS detection, BaracodaManager version shown on the title bar Data Capture for Workforce in Motion Data Capture for Workforce in Motion BaracodaManager software v3.
INTRODUCTION ........................................................4 1.1. GENERALITIES ..........................................................4 1.2. GENERIC PACKET ........................................................4 2. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL ..............................................5 2.1. BIDIRECTIONAL PACKETS ...................................................5 2.1.1. CONTROL MESSAGES..............................................5 2.2. SCANNER TO HOST MESSAGES ..................
2 3 Proper scanning position ........................................................................................................... 3 4 Quick Start Up guide................................................................................................................. 3 5 LED and Beep signals Summary ................................................................................................. 4 6 Configuring your scanner .................................................................
The BRR should have been previously set in the “No data loss mode” ON. REAL TIME without ACK beep and buffersiation. Forces the RoadRunners in Real Time mode (without data acknowledgement). Erases all codes in memory. The BRR should have been previously set in the “No data loss mode” ON. © Baracoda 2007 8/29 RoadRunners BRR-L & BRR-LA Programming guide Nov 2007 2.5.2/ Batch mode BATCH MODE. Forces the RoadRunners in Batch mode. Erases all codes in memory. When in batch mode, The BRR will wait th
Specifi cations or version may be subject to change without notice. The actual specifi cation and version are based on the product delivered. Introduction Scanning a series of programming bar code labels can confi gure the scanner. The scanner must be properly powered before programming. The scanner will acknowledge a good and valid programming barcode label reading with two beeps and a green enlightening. It will give two other beeps (lower tone) and a red enlightening of the RSL led for either