renkforce OM7520M 2D Barcode Scanner Wired 2D Imager User Guide
- June 9, 2024
- renkforce
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OM7520M 2D Scanner
User Guide
About This User Guide
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Introduction
This user guide applies to OM7520M 2D Scanner, which identify 1D&2D barcodes by 2D image scanning pattern, and apply the complete set of patent technology developed by RIOTEC Co., Ltd. These Scanners above are of strong identification capability, and support automatic continuous scanning mode with fast and flexible scanning speed.
Barcode Menu
This model of Scanner is designed to change settings by reading some special
barcode, which we will give you a detailed introduction and show you all the
barcodes for the corresponding setting in this section.
The greatest advantage of this setting method is direct, intelligible and user
friendly.
2.1 Setting barcodes
2.1.2 Restore Factory Defaults
2.1.2 Read user defaults
Save the current menu settings as user-defined menu settings.
You can restore the menu settings for the user-defined menu settings.
2.1.3 Interface Setting
This Scanner support USB KB or Serial communication by scanning below barcode。
(Please install PL2303 driver for USB Serial)
Serial communication (Please install PL2303 driver for USB Serial)
2.1.4 Baud rate setting
2.1.7 Inverse code option
2.4 USB keyboard update speed setting
There barcode is used to set the update speed when scanner is in USB keyboard
pattern. If the performance of your PC is lower, we suggest you choose slow
update speed to make sure the scanner update the right data.
2.6 Keyboard layout setting
2.7 Symbologies
2.7.1 enable/disable all symbologies
Enable all barcode might slow down scanner Decode speed.
We suggest enable the barcode you need based on your scene.
2.7.3 Codabar start/ending character setting
2.7.6 Code 39 check bit
APPENDIX
Appendix 1 data and editing code
Appendix 2 code type ID table
Code type | HEX | CODE ID(default) |
---|---|---|
All codes | 99 | |
Codabar | 61 | a |
Code128 | 6A | |
Code32 | 3C | < |
Code93 | 69 | |
Code39 | 62 | b |
Code11 | 68 | h |
EAN | ||
EAN-13 | 64 | d |
EAN-8 | 44 | D |
GS1 | ||
GS1 DataBar | 79 | y |
GS1 DataBar Limited | 7B | { |
GS1 DataBar Expanded | 7D | } |
GS1-128 (EAN-128) | 49 | I |
2 of 5 | ||
Interleaved 2 of 5 | 65 | e |
Matrix 2 of 5 | 6D | m |
Industry 2 of 5 | 66 | f |
UPC | ||
UPC-A | 63 | c |
UPC-E | 45 | E |
Aztec Code | 7A | z |
DataMatrix | 77 | w |
PDF417 | 72 | r |
Micro PDF417 | 52 | R |
QR Code | 73 | s |
Micro QR Code | 73 | s |
Appendix 3 eyeball character ASCII table
decimal| hexadecimal| character| decimal|
hexadecimal| character| decimal| hexadecimal|
character
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
32| 20|
33| 21| !| 65| 41| A| 97| 61| a
34| 22| “| 66| 42| B| 98| 62| b
35| 23| #| 67| 43| C| 99| 63| c
36| 24| $| 68| 44| D| 100| 64| d
37| 25| %| 69| 45| E| 101| 65| e
38| 26| &| 70| 46| F| 102| 66| f
39| 27| ,| 71| 47| G| 103| 67| g
40| 28| (| 72| 48| H| 104| 68| h
41| 29| )| 73| 49| I| 105| 69| i
42| 2A| *| 74| 4A| J| 106| 6A| j
43| 2B| +| 75| 4B| K| 107| 6B| k
44| 2C| ,| 76| 4C| L| 108| 6C| I
45| 2D| –| 77| 4D| M| 109| 6D| m
46| 2E| .| 78| 4E| N| 110| 6E| n
47| 2 F| /| 79| 4 F| 0| 111| 6 F| o
48| 30| 0| 80| 50| P| 112| 70| p
49| 31| 1| 81| 51| Q| 113| 71| q
50| 32| 2| 82| 52| R| 114| 72| r
51| 33| 3| 83| 53| S| 115| 73| s
52| 34| 4| 84| 54| T| 116| 74| s
53| 35| 5| 85| 55| U| 117| 75| u
54| 36| 6| 86| 56| V| 118| 76| v
55| 37| 7| 87| 57| W| 119| 77| w
56| 38| 8| 88| 58| X| 120| 78| x
57| 39| 9| 89| 59| Y| 121| 79| y
58| 3A| • .| 90| 5A| Z| 122| 7A| z
59| 3B| ;| 91| 5B| [| 123| 7B| {
60| 3C| <| 92| 5C| | 124| 7C| I
61| 3D| =| 93| 5D| ]| 125| 7D| }
62| 3E| >| 94| 5E| Λ| 126| 7E| ∼
63| 3 F| ?| 95| 5 F| _| | |
Appendix 4 operational character (USB keyboard)
decimal| hexadecimal| Corresponding key value (disable CODE
ID)| Corresponding key value (enable CODE ID)
---|---|---|---
o| 00| retain| Ctrl+@
1| 01| Insert| CtrI+A
2| 02| Home| Ctrl+B
3| 03| End| Ctrl+C
4| 04| Delete| Ctrl+D
5| 05| PageUp| Ctrl+E
6| 06| PageDown| Ctrl+F
7| 07| ESC| Ctrl+G
8| 08| Backspace| Backspace
9| 09| Tab| Tab
10| OA| Enter (The configuration of CRLF processing decide how it express )|
Ctrl+J
11| OB| Caps Lock| CtrI+K
12| OC| Print Screen| Ctd+L
13| OD| Enter ( The configuration of CRLF processing decide how it express )|
Enter
14| OE| Scroll Lock| Ctrl+N
15| OF| PauselBreak| Ctrl+O
16| 10| Fll| Ctrl+P
17| 11| Direction key ↑| Ctrl+Q
18| 12| Direction key↓| CtrI+R
19| 13| Direction key ←| CtrI+S
20| 14| Direction key→| CtrI+T
21| 15| F12| CtrI+U
22| 16| Fl| CtrI+V
23| 17| F2| CtrI+W
24| 18| F3| CtrI+X
25| 19| F4| CtrI+Y
26| 1A| F5| CtrI+Z
27| 1B| F6| ESC
28| 1C| F7| Ctr1+/
29| 1D| F8| Ctr1+]
30| 1E| F9| Ctrl-FA
31| 1 F| F10| CtrI+
Appendix 5 operational character (serial communication)
decimal | hexadecimal | character |
---|---|---|
0 | 00 | NUL |
1 | 01 | SOH |
2 | 02 | STX |
3 | 03 | ETX |
4 | 04 | EOT |
5 | 05 | ENO |
6 | 06 | ACK |
7 | 07 | BEL |
8 | 08 | BS |
9 | 09 | HT |
10 | OA | LF |
11 | OB | VT |
12 | OC | FF |
13 | OD | CR |
14 | OE | SO |
15 | OF | SI |
16 | 10 | DLE |
17 | 11 | DC1 |
18 | 12 | DC2 |
19 | 13 | DC3 |
20 | 14 | DC4 |
21 | 15 | NAK |
22 | 16 | SYN |
23 | 17 | ETB |
24 | 18 | CAN |
25 | 19 | EM |
26 | 1A | SUB |
27 | 1B | ESC |
28 | 1C | FS |
29 | 1D | GS |
30 | 1E | RS |
31 | 1 F | US |
Configuration instruction and example
Example for user-defined prefix and suffix:
You can edit 10 characters as prefix or suffix. (In order to make sure the
prefix and suffix can output normally, please enable user-defined prefix or
suffix first)
Example 1.1: Add XYZ to all type of barcode as prefix.
Look up appendix 2, you can find that the HEX value for all codes is “99”.
Look up appendix 3, the HEX value for XYZ is “58,59,5A”. First scan “user-
defined prefix” in 2.2.11 edit, then the scanner will have two sounds like
“D…D…”, then scan 9,9,5,8,5,9,5,A,and save, the setting accomplished.
If you want to change the prefix or suffix you set before you save the
setting, you can scan “cancel the data read last time” or “Cancel all data
read before” to reset. If you want to give up setting scan “Cancel current
setting”.
Example 1.2 : Add Q to QR code as prefix.
Look up appendix 2, you can find that the HEX value for QR code is “73”. Look
up appendix 3, the HEX value for Q is “51”. First scan “user-defined prefix”
in 2.2.11 edit, then the scanner will have two sounds like “D…D…”, then scan
7,3,5,1,and save, the setting accomplished.
Example 1.3 : Cancel user-defined prefix in QR code
When you edit user-defined prefix and suffix, it will cancel the prefix and
suffix you set if you scan “userdefined prefix” or “user-defined suffix” and
add no character and save.
For example, cancel user-defined prefix in QR code, first scan “user-defined
prefix”, then scan 7,3, and save. The prefix in QR code has been canceled.
Note: If there is a prefix for all type of barcode, after you done the
operation above, the QR code will have the prefix you set for all type
barcode.
If you need to cancel all prefix or suffix for all type of barcode, please
scan “clear all user-defined prefix” and “clear all user-defined suffix” USB
update speed setting example
If the PC is weak properties, it is easy to have error of transmission and you
need to set USB keyboard update speed to low speed, like 50ms (user-defined
speed)
First, scan “User-defined update speed” then scan 5, 0 in appendix 1 and save.