Worth Data 5000 owner manual

If you are using Windows® 7, Vista, XP, 2000, ME, or 98SE and you wish to upload your files directly into your application through the keyboard, you must choose 2 – PC OR MAC USB HIS KEYBOARD. After specifying 2, depending on the version of Windows you have you may be asked to install the USB Keyboard HID driver, which is probably on your hard disk, but if not, is on your original Windows CD-ROM; just keep clicking on NEXT until you are forced to supply the original Windows CD-ROM (if the driver installation is aborted, see Appendix E; USB Driver Installation Recovery for more information.) Data uploads through the USB keyboard will be slower than serial or full speed USB, but you will still be able to use the USB Full Speed program uploads/downloads, firmware upgrades, voice updates, and table downloads; however the first time you attempt a full speed USB operation, you will be required to install another driver for full speed support, TriCoder USB Drivers (trcdr.inf, trcdramd32.cat, trcdramd64.cat), which are supplied on your Utilities CD-ROM, (also on our website, http://www.barcodehq.com under Downloads).

IMPORTANT: If you are installing the TriCoder in Windows Vista or XP, you may see a dialog box appear warning you that the installation may cause your system to be unstable. The TriCoder installation WILL NOT harm Windows or make your system unstable – go ahead and complete the installation. If you are installing on Windows 7 you may see a box that says “Unknown Hardware Found”. You must click on this balloon message to initiate the installation of the correct USB driver – or you will have to go into your control panel and update the USB Driver manually.

If you are using Windows and you wish to use the Integrated Hardware Utilities to upload data to a file in full speed USB, choose 1. You will also be able to do program uploads/downloads, firmware upgrades, voice downloads, and table downloads. Once you have chosen this setting, you will be required to install the full speed TriCoder USB drivers that are supplied on your Utilities CD-ROM, (also on our website, http://www.barcodehq.com under Downloads). The first time you attempt to use Non-Portable Mode, you will be asked to install the USB Keyboard HID driver, which is probably on your hard disk, but if not, is on your original Windows CD- ROM.

Whatever decision you make, the TriCoder I/O Settings parameter for HOST will be changed to reflect your choice. Your choice will remain until you change the USB Interface, (See Chapter 8: TriCoder Setup).

1.Start the software you are going to use to test the TriCoder. If it is a text editor or word processor, make sure to start with a new document. We suggest the use of the Notepad program (Windows or Mac).

2.Turn the TriCoder on and at the Main Menu (opening screen) press the 3 key to enter NON PORTABLE mode. If you have already connected the TriCoder to your computer in the Full Speed USB mode, and this is the first time you have used the NON PORTABLE mode, you will now be asked to install the USB Keyboard HID driver, which is probably on your hard disk, but if not, is on your original Windows CD-ROM.

3.Type several numbers on the TriCoder keypad, then press the ENTER key. You should see the keyed data on the TriCoder screen AND on your computer screen.

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