Appendix D Optional Features | Worth Data 5000 guide

Appendix D: Optional Features

The following are the features available for the TriCoder:

Item #	Description
F10	5V/110V Power Supply
F11	5V/220V Europe and South American Power Supply
F14	5V/220V UK Power Supply
F13	5V/240V Australian/New Zealand Power Supply
C22	USB I/O Cable
C23	I/O Power Supply Adapter Cable
C24	9 Pin Serial I/O Cable
C13	Zebra QLxxx Serial Printer Cable
BD5	Battery Door
H5000	Replacement TriCoder LT Handle Assembly
L03	Li-ion Replacement Battery NP-120 1800mAh
H11	Laser Holder
LZ160	Laser Scanner
LZ300	Laser Scanner
LZ400	Industrial Laser Scanner
LZ5102D	2D Imager
ELRL	Extra-Long Range Laser Scanner
C49	Replacement External TTL Laser Cable
F75	TTL DB9 Squeeze – 30 Pin I/O Laser Adapter Cable
F76	Non-Portable Mode 30 Pin I/O Junction Adapter

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Worth Data 5000 owner manual Appendix D Optional Features, Following are the features available for the TriCoder

Contents

TriCoder Page Table of Contents Page Revision How to Use this Manual Xtra Statement TriCoder QuickstartData Security Getting into Data Collection Mode Program #0 Quickstart Step Collecting Data Uploading Data Program #1 Quickstart Press T Reviewing and Editing Data Begin of File HIT ANY KEY HIT Status KEY Uploading Data Tips on choosing a program for Data Collection Non Portable Mode Getting in and out of NON Portable modeFirst Time USB Use Choose USB Interface PC USB Full SpeedPage Windows Users Using Integrated Hardware UtilitiesFull Speed USB Data Upload and PC Serial Interface Nonportable Mode Press F1 to Exit PC Serial Interface Hardware Utilities Serial Settings Hardware Utilities Serial Port Test Screen Uploading Data Uploading into ExcelFile Formats Carriage Return Separated Files Comma Separated Files DATA,DATACR data looks like Flat File sample data Flat File FormatsRefer-back programming example Uploading the data USB HID Keyboard Upload Windows PC Users Windows Serial PC Users Port SettingsSerial Upload USB HID Keyboard Interface PC and Mac Testing Communication using NON Portable modeTriCoder Connection Serial Interface Communications Software Serial Installation on a PCSerial Interface Configuring the TriCoder Using Setup Mode to change the TriCoder Setup Configuring the TriCoder for USB HID Keyboard USB HID Keyboard Interface Testing Communication using NON Portable mode TriCoder Setup Using the keypad to setup the TriCoder Using the Hardware Utilities to change Setup Parameters TriCoder Setup Parameters Bar Code Setup Code 3 of 9 Code UPC-A/EAN-13 5 Code MSI/Plessey Code 93 / Code GS1-DataBar/ RSS-14 / Other Bar Codes Settings Host Computer Interface Full Speed USB Serial Baud Rate Terminator CharacterSingle Cycle Upload Parity Data BitsProtocol With 7 data bits USB Enumeration Delay USB ALT Output Keypad Volume Keypad ToneLaser Options Double Decode Date & Time Settings TimeDate Date Format Brightness Timeout Master Background ColorPrompt Background Color Prompt Text Color Preamble and Postamble To set a preamble or postambleSelect 1 for Preamble or 2 for Postamble Preamble affects leading high order characters Characters EOF String Reset Setups to Default Reset Programs & DataSystem Tools Charging from USB Running the Hardware Utilities program Using the Integrated Hardware UtilitiesInstalling the Hardware Utilities Page Using the Table Editor Uploading from TriCoder to your Computer Serial UploadingData Files Program Files Clone Files Full Speed USB Uploading Click the TriCoder Manager Tab Cloning your TriCoder Downloading from the computer to your TriCoder Serial DownloadsProgram Download Table Download Table Downloads Full Speed USB DownloadsProgram File Downloads Program Statements Using KwikInventoryCreating a Custom Program Program Name Prompt ProgrammingParts of the TriCoder programming screen Entry Type DataBranch Go to statement 18 if an R is keyed/scanned Question Date and Time StampMmddyyhhmm if USA Time Stamp Date Stamp Xtra None Data and Immediate OutputCompare Printer Output Here is how the c statement works ArithmeticCopy Table Data to Prompt Prompt Text Data ID Voice Message FrequencyVoice Message Numbers Table Validation A1A Table Lookup Data TypeMaximum Data Length Minimum Data Length Input DeviceYes/Next Statement No/End Statement Upload Prefix Identification of a field Trimming data from a field Upload Suffix Finishing and checking your program Invalid STMT. # HIT ANY KEY Reviewing and Modifying programs Installing the Hardware Utilities Creating TriCoder Programs on your Windows PCPage Page Why Use Voice Messages and Prompts? Tips for Using Voice PromptsAccessing Voice Message Operations Voice Messages Recording and Playback of Voice Messages Voice Message Options Default Voice Messages Cloning Voice Messages from TriCoder to TriCoder Why Use Tables? Data Validation using TablesData validation table file format 06000000000EXAMPLE1 Downloading a table to the TriCoder Preventing duplicate entry of data08000000000EXAMPLE2 11111111 33333xxx 44444444 Troubleshooting Display and Error Messages Fatal Entry Type Cannot Table Format Error General Troubleshooting USB won’t uploadSerial won’t upload TriCoder won’t read your bar codes… Poor read rates… Sometimes I get long beeps and sometimes short beeps… USB troubleshooting for Windows Users TriCoder reads one bar code and stops reading after that… Serial mode troubleshooting What cable are you using?Can’t communicate with my RS-232 port on the host… TriCoder transmits a few messages then hangs… Program troubleshooting Error messages for special considerationMy uploaded data has the old data followed by my new data… Want to read more than one length I 2of 5 bar code… If you have a problem… Planning for success… Fail-safe Re-initialization Procedure Powering the TriCoder Battery Power and Wall PowerWall Power Turning the TriCoder on and OFF Battery Power To change the Li-ion batteryStoring the TriCoder Mm/dd/yy hhmm nnnk Bytes Free BAT - - 50% Firmware Upgrades How to UpdatePage Page Failsafe Firmware Update Appendix a How to scan a bar code Practice Scanning Appendix B Laser Scanner Options Special Laser SettingsTable L-1. Laser Comparison Chart Appendix C Cable Pin-outs C24 DB9 Serial Cable Pin-outsC22 USB Cable Pin-outs C49 TTL Laser Cable Pin Outs Pin-outs Connector Pin-outs Table I-5. I/O Connector Pin-outs Remember Appendix D Optional Features Following are the features available for the TriCoder Manually Updating TriCoder High Speed USB Driver on Windows Appendix E USB Driver Installation RecoveryIncorrect driver installation is unlikely to happen however Manually Updating Tricoder USB Driver on Windows 98/Me Check the Only Specify a Location check-box Windows 7, Vista & XP Win98/MEWin2000 USB Enumeration Please Wait… Appendix F Specifications for Code Table A-1. Mod 43 Check character calculation for Code Code 39 Advanced Features and FunctionsMod 43 Check Character Full Ascii Extension to Code Table A-2. Full Ascii Table Function/Control Key Support in HID Keyboard Mode Table A-3. C39 Keyboard Support for IBM and Mac Special key sequences for USB Function/Control Key Support with PortKey Table A-4. Function and Control Key Support with Portkey Accumulate Mode Appendix G Code 128 Specifications GS1-128/UCC-128/ EAN-128Start C/Function Code GS Function Code 1 as a variable string terminator Appendix H Interleaved 2 of 5 Code Interleaved 2 of 5 Mod 10 check digit calculation Appendix I UPC Specifications Isbn SpecificationsUPC 2 and 5-character supplemental codes UCC/EAN Extended Coupon Code UPC/EAN checksum character Checksum calculation for UPC-A, EAN-13 and EAN-8 UPC-E Checksum Calculation 123450000601234500006 01234565 Appendix J Codabar Specifications Codabar start/stop transmission MSI Mod 11 check digit is calculated as follows Appendix K MSI/Plessey SpecificationsMSI Mod 10 check digit is calculated as follows Appendix L Code 93 Specifications Appendix M Ascii Code Equivalent Table Appendix N RS-422 Table N-1. RS-422 Multi-drop cable TriCoder Coding Form Program Name Items in parentheses are transmitted in keyboard wedge mode Full Ascii Menu