OBZ B0CQ2N7LCG Wireless Barcode Scanner User Manual
- June 16, 2024
- OBZ
Table of Contents
User Manual
1D Wireless Laser
Barcode Scanner
Model: OV-11R
Note: Scan this barcode, scanner will make a long beep and power off
Technical parameter
Barcode Scanner
Date Item| Parameter
Type of Light Source| 650nm(Safe visible laser diode)
Decoding Accuracy| ≥5mil
Decoding Ability| UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-13, EAN-8, Codabar, Code 39, Code 93 Full
ASCII, China Post, Plessey, MSI, Code 93, Code 128,
Industrial 2 of 5, Interleaved 2 of 5,
Matrix 2 of 5, Code 11, ISBN, ISSN,
Code 32( Italian pharm code),
Code 39 extended, ITF-14, RSS-14.
Resolution| 4mil(0.1mm)
Scan Type| Single Laser
Scan Speed| ?.150 times/s
Scan Mode| Manual/Continuous/Auto-sensing
Scan Angle| Yaw 65°,Rotation 30°,Pitch 55°
Depth of scan field| 10-250mm(0.33mm,PCS90%)
Interface| USB-HID
Error Rate| Less than 1/5 million
Data Saving Mode| Automatic Storage Mode (default) / Instant Upload Mode
(Normal Mode) / Inventory Storage Mode
Storage Ability| 512,000 Bytes
Connection Ways| 2.4Ghz Wireless
System Compatibility| Windows, Linux, Android
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Lithium Battery| 550mAh
Cable Length| 1.2M
Material| ABS+PC
Current| 85mA
Voltage| DC5V±1%
Shock Resistance| Withstands multiple 3 meters free fall
Operating Temperature| -20°C-60°C
Storage Temperature| -40°C-70°C
Operating Humidity| 5%-95% RH without condensation
2.4G USB Receiver Pairing Instruction
Step 1: Scan “Factory Default”
Step 2: Connect USB Receiver to host device.
Step 3: Scan “Pairing Barcode” during the USB Receiver led indicator flashing,
there will be two beeps after succeed pair.
The Correct Usage of Barcode Scanner
- Make sure barcode scanner, cable/USB recsiver, host device connect propery.
- Press trigger button and the red laser line appears, and remove the laser line 1o cover barcodes completely, adjust barcode scanner’s distance and angle to figure out best reading status.
- Do not scan the setting barcodes in the manual without instruction, it may cause barcode scanner not work properiy.
- Avoid 90-degree o read barcodes.
Keyboard Language
Scan Mode
Remark.
- Automatic Storage Mode (default): The data will be uploaded to host device immediately after scan if the scanner in range, the data will saved in the memory chip if the scanner out of range which will heared 2 alarm beeps, press the scanner trigger to upload the saved data after back to range, and the original data in the memory ship will be cleared.
- Instant Upload Mode: The data will be uploaded to host device immediately after scan, out of range it will not save the data, and there will be 2 alarm beeps out of range.
- Inventory Mode: The data will be saved in the memory chip, and upload data to host device by scan the set code in the manual. (Refer to
“Data Upload Instruction in Inventory Mode*)
Eg: Scan “upload all data and clear”, the scanner will upload all data saved in the memory chip and cleared the original data
Data Upload Instruction in Inventory Mode
Eg:Add prefix “A
Step 1: Scan above code to enter into “Add Prefix’;
Step 2: Scan above code to add “Prefix’;
Step 3: Scan the numeric code correspond to
“A”, the ASCII value of Ain Hexadecimal is 4″ 1” (Refer to Appendix 1 &
Appendix 2);
Step 4: Scan *saved code to save(Refer to Appendix 1)
Suffix Setting
Note: The method of adding the suffixisthe same as the prefix
Barcode Settings
Reverse Barcode Setting
Codabar
Additional Code
2-bit Additional Code for EAN-8
Appendix 2:
Hex
00| Char
NUL (Null char.)
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1| SOH (Start of Header)
2| STX (Start of Text)
3| ETX (End of Text)
4| EOT (End of Transmission)
5| ENQ (Enquiry)
6| ACK (Acknowledgment)
7| BEL (Bell)
8| BS (Backspace)
9| HT (Horizontal Tab)
Oa| LF (Line Feed)
Ob| VT (Vertical Tab)
Oc| FF (Form Feed)
Od| CR (Carriage Return)
Oe| SO (Shift Out)
Of| SI (Shift In)
10| DLE (Data Link Escape)
11| DC1 (XON) (Device Control 1)
12| DC2 (Device Control 2)
13| DC3 (XOFF) (Device Control 3)
14| DC4 (Device Control 4)
15| NAK (Negative Acknowledgment)
16| SYN (Synchronous Idle)
17| ETB (End of Trans. Block)
18| CAN (Cancel)
19| EM (End of Medium)
1 a| SUB (Substitute)
1 b| ESC (Escape)
lc| FS (File Separator)
1d| GS (Group Separator)
1e| RS (Request to Send)
40| Char
@ (AT Symbol)
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41| A
42| B
43| C
44| D
45| E
46| F
47| G
48| H
49| I
4a| J
4b| K
4c| L
4d| M
4e| N
4f| 0
50| P
51| Q
52| R
53| S
54| T
55| U
56| V
57| W
58| X
59| Y
5a| Z
5b| [ (Left / Opening Bracket)
5c| \ (Back Slash)
5d| ] (Right / Closing Bracket)
5e| ^ (Caret / Circumflex)
1f| US| (Unit Separator)
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20| SP| (Space)
21| !| (Exclamation Mark)
22| ”| (Double Quote)
23| #| (Number Sign)
24| $| (Dollar Sign)
25| %| (Percent)
26| &| (Ampersand)
27| ,| (Single Quote)
28| (| (Right / Closing Parenthesis)
29| )| (Right / Closing Parenthesis)
2a| *| (Asterisk)
2b| +| (Plus)
2c| ,| (Comma)
2d| —| (Minus / Dash)
2e| .| (Dot)
2f| /| (Forward Slash)
30| 0|
31| 1|
32| 2|
33| 3|
34| 4|
35| 5|
36| 6|
37| 7|
38| 8|
39| 9|
3a| ,| (Colon)
3b| –| (Semi—colon)
3c| <| (Less Than)
3d| =| (Equal Sign)
3e| >| (Greater Than)
3f| | (Question Mark)
5f| | (Underscore)
60| ‘| (Grave Accent)
61| a|
62| b|
63| c|
64| d|
65| e|
66| f|
67| g|
68| h|
69| |
6a| |
6b| k|
6c| I|
6d| m|
6e| n|
6f| o|
70| p|
71| q|
72| r|
73| s|
74| t|
75| u|
76| v|
77| w|
78| x|
79| y|
7a| z|
7b| {| (Left/ Opening Brace)
7c| I| (Vertical Bar)
7d| }| (Right/Closing Brace)
7e| –| (Tilde)
7f| DEL| (Delete)
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