Figura 2. Collegamento/scollegamento del cavo di interfaccia (I/F)

a

b

 

c

2.Consultare il manuale del terminale host per determinare i parametri di comunicazione necessari (ad esempio parità, baud rate, ecc.) e, se necessario, modificare i parametri pre- definiti per adattarli a quelli richiesti. La programmazione del lettore e può essere effettuata utilizzando:

-Software di programmazione Configurator Express™

-Guida di programmazione del lettore di codici a barre PowerScan®

Vedere la sez. Riferimenti per ulteriori informazioni

su come richiedere il software ed i manuali per

questo prodotto.

NOTA

 

Consultare il manuale del terminale host per deter-

 

minare se questo deve essere disattivato prima di

 

collegare apparecchiature periferiche. Verificare

 

che la procedura adottata sia corretta per evitare

ATTENZIONE

danni ai dispositivi o anomalie funzionali del

sistema.

 

3.Collegare il cavo I/F alla porta appropriata del terminale host (consultare il manuale del terminale per determinare i requisiti hardware).

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Datalogic Scanning SR, XLR, HD manual Sistema, Danni ai dispositivi o anomalie funzionali del

HD, LR, XLR, SR specifications

Datalogic Scanning has long been a leader in providing advanced imaging solutions, and its product lineup, which includes the SR, XLR, LR, and HD models, showcases the company's commitment to enhancing productivity and efficiency in various industries. Each of these scanners comes equipped with distinct features and technologies that make them suitable for different applications, from manufacturing to retail and warehousing.

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