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Table of Contents

Getting Started

IT4200 with Green LED Aimer
Imager Identification............................................................. 1
Connecting the Imager for USB .............................................. 3
USB Interface Selection.................................................... 3
Connecting Imager for Keyboard Wedge (Powered by Host). 4
Keyboard Wedge............................................................... 4
Useful Menu Bar Codes........................................................... 6
Manual/Serial Trigger Mode.................................................... 6
Presentation Mode ................................................................... 6
Suffix Selections...................................................................... 6
Resetting the Standard Product Defaults................................. 6
To Add a Test Code I.D. Prefix to All Symbologies............... 7
Beeper and LED Sequences and Meaning............................... 7
Repairs..................................................................................... 7
Maintenance............................................................................. 7
Cleaning the Imager’s Window......................................... 7
Inspecting Cords and Connectors...................................... 8
Replacing the Interface Cable........................................... 8
Troubleshooting....................................................................... 9
Obtaining Factory Service..................................................... 10
Statement of Agency Compliance ......................................... 11
Regulatory and Safety Approvals.......................................... 11
UL and cUL Statement.................................................... 11
LED Safety Statement..................................................... 11
C-Tick Statement............................................................. 11
Patents ............................................................................. 12
Solids and Water Protection............................................ 12
Limited Warranty................................................................... 12