Metrologic Instruments MS951 manual Upc-A

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mark

10

 

odd

10

 

space

10

 

Poll Light Peb 5 Volts

27

Post Software IS Characters 45

Prefix

 

 

ID

16

 

STX

14, 22

 

tab

15, 22

 

Prefix ID

 

 

$ for UPC/EAN

34

Program Mode

 

 

after any scan

3

enter/exit

2

only on first scan

3

Pulsing Scan

4

 

R

 

 

Recall Defaults

3

 

Reserved Codes

56

 

RS-232 9

 

 

RTS/CTS

 

 

character

 

11

enable/disable

11

message

11

 

2 digit

34

5 digit

34

required 34

T

 

Tab

 

prefix

15, 22

suffix

15, 23

Telepen 30

 

Test Modes

 

normal scan

44

scan count

44

scannability

44

transmit scanner

 

parameters

44

Time-out

 

razz beep

8

three beep

8

two second

8

U

 

UK Plessey

 

enable/disable

30, 43

special format

43

transmit check digit 43

UPC

S

 

 

$ prefix id

34

Same Symbol Re-Scan

5

enable/disable

28, 32

Sanyo 635 ECR Protocol

45

UPC-A

 

Scan

 

 

check digit

32

custom

4

 

convert to EAN-13 32

normal

4

 

UPC-E

 

pulsing

4

 

check digit

33

ScanPal

 

 

expand

33

default to communica-

leading 0

 

tion parameters

44

X

 

transmit code id

44

XON/XOFF

11

Sineko Mode

46

 

 

 

SNI Beetle Mode 45

 

 

 

STX Prefix

14, 22

 

 

 

Suffix

 

 

 

 

ETX

15, 22

 

 

 

ID

16

 

 

 

tab

15, 23

 

 

 

Supplemental

 

 

 

 

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Contents Metrologic INSTRUMENTS, INC Locations Table of Contents Page Page Scope of the MS951 Programming Guide Programming the Scanner Recall Defaults Enter Program ModeLaser Operation Laser Activation RangeVs 2 Scan Buffers Same Symbol Re-ScanIdentical Symbol Re-Scan Indicator Decode Options Beeper Tones Audible Indicators for Communication Timeouts RS-232 Parameter Baud Rate RS-232 InterfaceRS-232 Parameter Data Bits RS-232 Parameter ParityRS-232 Parameter Software Handshaking RS-232 Parameter Hardware HandshakingIntercharacter Delay DE Disable Command RS-232 Parameter Scanning Control DTR SignalRecord Header/Terminator Select Longitudinal Redundancy Check LRCSTX Prefix Off UPC/EAN Identifiers KB Parameter Keyboard Type Keyboard Wedge KB InterfaceKB Parameter Keyboard Country Type Recall Defaults Reserved KB Parameter Alt Mode KB Parameter Caps Lock ModeKB Parameter XT Clean-Up Bit KB Parameter Inter Scan Code Delay AT and PS/2 ModesWhen this option is on, the scanner will transmit a TAB Ascii 09H after each bar code KB Parameter Special Features Ocia Options IBM 46XX Options IBM 46XX Parameter Inter Record DelayLight Pen Options Code Type Selections Light Pen Emulation FeaturePage Enable Code Disable Code Minimum Code Length for All Code Types Code Length Minimum FeatureUPC-A Options UPC/EAN CodeUPC-E Options UCC Supplemental Options Disable 5 Digit SuppsCoupon Code Supplemental Isbn OptionsNer will scan Code 39 bar codes CodeCodabar Enable Clsi Editing Do Not Transmit Start/StopInterleaved 2 of 5 ITF Interleaved 2 of 5 ITF Symbol Lengths Digits Recall Defaults Digits MSI Plessey Check Digit ITF Minimum Symbol Length TestSome UK libraries UK Plessey OptionsTest Modes ScanPal Data CollectorSpecial Features Way to disable this feature is by Locks on 16, 20, 23, 28 and 30 character bar codes User Programmable Prefix and Suffix ID Characters RB0 RB9 Bar Codes Ascii Reference Table HEX Value Decimal Character Less than Letter O 104 PC Extended Reference Key Tables Function keys F1 F12 and other keys No E0H required PC Extended Key Reference TablesCode Assigned Function Reserved CodesRAA Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Disclaimer DisclaimerACK/NAK IndexNewcode UPC-A

MS951 specifications

The Metrologic Instruments MS951 is a versatile, high-performance handheld laser scanner designed for a wide range of applications in retail and industrial settings. Featuring an advanced laser scanning technology, the MS951 provides exceptional speed and accuracy, making it ideal for environments that require quick and efficient barcode scanning.

One of the main features of the MS951 is its aggressive scan rate. Capable of reading barcodes at a remarkable rate of up to 300 scans per second, this scanner minimizes the time spent on each transaction, thus improving overall operational efficiency. The MS951 is specifically engineered to decode various barcode symbologies, including popular formats like UPC, EAN, and PDF417, ensuring broad compatibility for users.

The MS951 incorporates advanced laser technology, which enhances its performance in challenging scanning conditions. The precise laser beam allows it to read damaged, faded, or poorly printed barcodes with ease. This reliability is critical in busy retail environments where quick identification of products is necessary.

Another notable characteristic of the MS951 is its ergonomic design. Weighing approximately 6 ounces, it is lightweight and easy to handle, allowing for extended periods of use without causing discomfort to the operator. Additionally, the scanner features a comfortable grip, making it intuitive to use during long scanning sessions.

The MS951 is also equipped with an impressive range of connectivity options. It supports USB, RS-232, and keyboard wedge interfaces, enabling seamless integration into existing systems. This flexibility allows users to connect the scanner to various POS systems and computers without hassle.

Durability is another attribute that sets the MS951 apart. Constructed to withstand the rigors of daily use, it is designed to resist drops from a height of up to five feet, safeguarding it against accidental falls. This ruggedness ensures a longer lifespan and reduces the need for frequent replacements.

In conclusion, the Metrologic Instruments MS951 embodies a perfect blend of speed, accuracy, and durability, making it an excellent choice for businesses that require a reliable handheld laser scanner. Its advanced technology, ergonomic design, and versatile connectivity options position it as an essential tool for improving productivity in both retail and industrial applications. With the MS951 in hand, users can expect enhanced performance and efficient operations, ultimately driving business success.
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