inateck P6 Barcode Scanner User Guide
- June 8, 2024
- inateck
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P6 Barcode Scanner
User Guide User Guide
P6 Barcode Scanner
P6 Barcode Scanner
Use of Inateck P6
Startup
Note:
- Inateck P6 will start sleep mode if there is no operation on it over 3 minutes. Short press on the trigger can wake it up.
- When the distance between Inateck P6 and its adapter exceeds the effective range, scanned data will be kept in the buffer of Inateck P6. Quickly double press on the trigger can upload data from buffer.
Wireless Mode:
- Insert the 2.4G USB adapter into the USB port of computer. The initialization is completed if blue LED on the adapter blinks once.
- Power on Inateck P6 by toggling switch from OFF to ON. Short press the trigger to emit red laser beam and scan barcodes.
- Open a file on computer and move cursor to the blank where scanning output should be placed. Scanning results can be displayed on computer then.
Wired Mode:
- Connect Inateck P6 with computer via USB cable
- Power on Inateck P6 by toggling switch from OFF to ON and short press the trigger. Inateck P6 will continuously beep. Beep stops after successful connection.
- Open a file on computer and move cursor to the blank where scanning output should be placed. Scanning results can be displayed on computer then.
Function Setup
(Note: The barcode marked by “*”means default setting of Inateck P6.)
Users must read setup barcodes in order to change the default settings in
Inateck P6 Barcode Scanner.
Status indication
Buzzer Indication Beeping | Meaning |
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One short high note(100ms) | Read barcode successfully |
One short high note(20ms) | Data upload from scanner to Computer |
One long high note(400ms) | Wrong Setup (on setup status, blue LED stays on) |
Invalid scanning due to full buffer (Scanned barcode not saved.)
Pairing Failure (Occurs only during the pairing process)
Two or more long high tones(800ms)| USB being configured(It happens when USB
cable is inserted)
Three chord sounds| Enter setup mode(Blue LED on)
Exit setup mode(Blue LED off)
Two short notes(tone from low to high)| Correct Setup
Two short beeps (tone from high to low)| The connection between Inateck P6 and
computer is disrupted.
LED Indication
Indicator color | Meaning |
---|---|
Green LED flashes once (LED2) | Barcode successfully read and uploaded to |
computer
Blue LED flashes once (LED2)| Barcode successfully read and saved in buffer,
but not uploaded to computer
Blue LED stays on (LED2)| Inateck P6 scanner on setup status
Yellow LED blinks(light/shade ratio0.5s :
0.5s) (LED1)| Low battery
Red LED stays on (LED1)| Inateck P6 scanner in charge (Red LED off when
battery is full)
Frequently Used Barcodes
Setting for Keyboard Language
Note: The keyboard language of Inateck P6 should keep consistent with
that on computer, otherwise, garbled might appear in scanning result.
Setting for Prefix/Suffix
Users can add prefix/suffix to scanning result. The prefix/suffix can have 1
to 32 digits.
More details are as below.
1. Scan “Enter setup’” Barcode
Frequently Used Prefix/Suffix Barcodes
Note:
Scanning result will come with prefix/suffix after the setting. Nevertheless,
prefix/suffix can be hidden or recovered. To hide prefix/suffix, scan “Enter
Setup” barcode, “Hide Prefix/Suffix” barcode, and then “Exit with Save”
barcode. To recover prefix/ suffix, scan “Enter Setup” barcode, “Recover
Prefix/Suffix” barcode, and then “Exit
with Save” barcode.
Delete Character(s) on Output Result
Inateck P6 can help users delete character(s) on output result, either
beginning characters or the ending ones. 0 to 99 digits can be deleted. As
default setting, no character, or say 0 digit is deleted as output result.
More details are as below.
1. Scan “Enter Setup” Barcode2. Scan “Delete Beginning Character(s)” Barcode
or “Delete Ending Character(s)” Barcode3. Scan the digit(s)barcode to be
deleted.
4.Scan “Exit with Save” Barcode to end the settingNote: Refer to the setting
of “delete 0 digit character” if no character should be deleted.
Inventory Mode
Users may use inventory mode to keep scanned barcodes in the buffer of Inateck
P6, and upload them to computer in batches. Under inventory mode users are not
restricted to the time and location when upload data. Of course, history data
can be cleared in buffer. More details about inventory mode are as below.
1. Scan the barcode to enter Inventory Mode2. Scan the barcode to return to
Common Mode
3. Scan the barcode to clear data in buffer (for Inventory Mode only).
4. Scan the barcode to upload data from buffer (for Inventory Mode only)5.
Scan the barcode to upload the number of scanned barcodes (for Inventory Mode
only)
Note:
- To use inventory mode, users just need scan “Enter Inventory Mode” barcode; and do not have to scan “Enter Setup” barcode before that.
- To end inventory mode, users just need scan “Return to Common Mode” barcode.
Function Setup Barcodes
Product Specification
Model Number | Inateck P6 |
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Indication | Buzzer, LED |
Battery Capacity | 2600mAh |
EEPROM | 256K |
Light Source | Laser LED 650 ± 10nm |
Applicable Barcodes | Codabar, Code 11, Code 128, Code39, Code 93, EAN-8, |
EAN-13, ISBN, ISSN, MSI,UPC-A, UPC-E, IATA 25, Industrial 25 / Standard 25,
Interleaved 25,Matrix 25, China Postal Code, FedEx,USPS, Code 32, VIN
Resolution| 3mil
Decode Rate| 220 times/s
Decode Mode| Single-Line Aiming
Print Contrast| 20%
Decode Angles| Roll 30º,Pitch 75º,Yaw 80º
Wireless transmission band| 2400.0~2483.5MHz
Wireless transmission power| -4.36dBm
Packing list
- Inateck P6*1
- USB Cable*1
- Instruction Manual*1
- 2.4GHz Wireless Adapter*1
FAQs
1. Will settings be kept when Inateck P6 is power off?****
– Answer: All settings are made by scanning relevant barcodes, and stored in scanner memory. They are kept even if scanner powers off. They are available to users if scanner powers on.
2. Garbled or error appears in output result?****
– Answer: The default keyboard language of Inateck P6 is English. Please refer to the instruction manual about keyboard language, and set correct one.
3. Is there any barcodes to remove Enter for suffix?****
– Answer: Refer to the “Frequently Used Barcodes” in instruction manual, and use “Do Not Apply Enter for Suffix”.
4. The data cannot be sent to my computer. Why?****
– a. When the distance between Inateck P6 and its adapter exceeds the
effective range, scanned data will not upload to comupter immediately.
Instead, it will be kept in the buffer of Inateck P6. Quickly double press on
the trigger can upload data from buffer.
– b. Under Inventory Mode , scanned data will be kept in the buffer of Inateck
P6. To upload data to computer, please refer to the use of ‘Data Upload
’barcode.
5. Some barcodes cannot be read, why?****
– a. Dirty or unclear barcodes might not be read.
– b. Digital barcodes displayed on screen of phones, computers or tablets
cannot be read.
– c. It is possible that the setting is off by default for some barcode types
which are not commonly used. You need activate a specific barcode type to get
it working. Please feel free to contact our Customer Service Team for further
assistance if you don’t know the exact type of barcode that you are referring
to.
6. Is the device compatible with android devices?****
– Yes,For Android User: an OTG Adapter is needed for devices without standard
USB.
Note: If you receive an error of unable to transfer data via the wireless
connection (Not applicable for the Inventory Mode), please re-pair the scanner
using the following steps. When paring, make sure the distance between Inateck
P6 and 2.4G USB adapter is within 2m. Please bear in mind that this process
may take 5 seconds.
FCC Note
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the Users,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
— Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Note: The Grantee is not responsible for any changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance. such modifications
could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement.
This equipment complies with FCC’s RF radiation exposure limits set forth for
an uncontrolled environment. This device and its antenna(s) must not be co-
located or conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
Service Center
Europe
F &M Technology GmbH
Tel: +49 341 5199 8410 (Working day 8 AM – 4 PM CET)
Fax: +49 341 5199 8413
Address: Fraunhoferstraße 7, 04178 Leipzig, Deutschland
North America
Inateck Technology Inc.
Tel: +1 (909) 698 7018 (Working day 9 AM – 5 PM PST)
Address: 2078 Francis St., Unit 14-02, Ontario, CA 91761, USA
Importer/Responsible Person:
Europe
F&M Technology GmbH
Fraunhoferstraße 7, 04178 Leipzig, Deutschland
Tel: +49 341 5199 8410
UK
Inateck Technology (UK) Ltd.
95 High Street, Office B, Great Missenden, United Kingdom,
HP16 0AL
Tel: +44 20 3239 9869
Manufacturer
Shenzhen Licheng Technology Co., Ltd.
Address: Suite 2507, Block 11 in Tian An Cloud Park, Bantian Street,
Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
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