ecom instruments 300011GR07 UNI900F1 User Manual 0730QV06A

1 Head Module Settings .................................................................................................................... 3

1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3

1.2 Enable Module........................................................................................................................... 4

1.3 Enable Dual Head Module ........................................................................................................ 5

1.10 Wedge Data........................................................................................................................... 17

1.11 Good Read ............................................................................................................................ 18

1.12 Enable Service ...................................................................................................................... 18

1.13 Version Info ........................................................................................................................... 19

2 Trigger Button Settings ............................................................................................................... 20

2.1 Map the trigger event “OEM Trigger” on a button ................................................................... 20

2.2 Map a button on named events to catch the button by software ............................................ 21

3 OEM GRID ..................................................................................................................................... 25

3.1 OEM Scanner Grid .................................................................................................................. 25

1.1 Introduction

data (see 1.10 Wedge Data), enable or disable the beep that should be ringing out or not after a good

read (see 1.11 Good Read), enable or disable the service of the head modules which runs on your

device (see 1.12 Enable Service), display information of the service of the head modules which is

installed on your device (see 1.13 Version Info). The Head Module Settings are located in the Intermec

Settings. To open the Head Module Settings click on the windows icon on the main screen. Then click on

Settings-> System->Intermec Settings (see Step1-3). Scroll down until “Head Module Settings” (see

Step4) and click on it. The Head Module Settings are opened. After you have made any settings in the

Head Module Settings you can start reading with your head module by pushing the center scan or the left

side lower button on your device (see therefor also 1.3 Enable Dual Head Module).

1.2 Enable Module

disable a head module. Open the Head Module Settings and choose “Enable Module” (see Pic1). In the

next window (see Pic2) you can choose one of the USB devices (for example the LF reader) or one of

A new feature is integrated from version 1.7. It is called “Enable Logging” (see Pic3). The head modules

TLB30, ARE8, LID and SE955 provide the possibility to log the process from using one of these head

modules. With the “Enable Logging” feature you can enable or disable this logging.

1.3 Enable Dual Head Module

There is a new feature from version 1.7.2. It is now possible to read with a dual head module by pushing

EA15 or EX25i. So if you choose a USB device and EA15 or EX25i, the USB device will be disabled and

you can start reading with the EA15 or EX25i by pushing the center scan or the left side lower button. If

1.4 #L|F – TLB30 (low frequency RFID reader)

Module Settings (see 1.2 Enable Module) you are now able to change some settings for the LF reader.

Open the Head Module Settings and choose “Setting #L|F – TLB30” (see Pic4). In the next window (see

changes.

1.7 #T – LID (RFID reader)

To make some changes for the LID Trovan reader, enable the reader in the „Enable Module“ section in

the Head Module Settings. Then click on “Setting #T - LID“ (see Pic10). In the next window (see Pic11)

Note:

If more than one TAG is identified, only the EPCs of the TAGs are output. In this case the option set

identified and nothing will be output.

In the case that more than one TAG is identified, no data is read from the TAGs so the options from

block and data length have no effect in this situation.

1.9 S# - SE955 (1D short range laser barcode scanner)

1.10 Wedge Data

1.11 Good Read

The Head Module Settings provide an option to set a beep for ringing out after a good read. To set this,

open the Head Module Settings and click on “Good Read” (see Pic18). In the next window (see Pic19)

you have the opportunity to set “No beep”, “One beep” or “Two beeps”. Save your setting by clicking the

OK button.

1.13 Version Info

Last point in the Head Module Settings gives you the opportunity to get information about the service of

“Version Info” (see Pic22). In the next window you can see the information about the installed service

2.2 Map a button on named events to catch the button by software

the current active USB keypad is stored in the registry entry “CurrentActiveLayoutKey” which

you can find in the following path of your registry:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Hardware\DeviceMap\Keydb].

Example: The “CurrentActiveLayoutKey” of a Ci70 numeric keypad is

a unique name for the events e.g. “DeltaTriggerEvent” and “StateTriggerEvent”. These two

events have to be added to the list of delta and state events in the registry at the path you have

located in the first step (“Drivers\HID\ClientDrivers\ITCKeyboard\Layout\B-Numeric\0001”).

Create a new string value in the “Events\Delta” folder named “EventX” where X is the next free

value and add the name “DeltaTriggerEvent” on it. Create also a new string value in the

in which the key functionalities are described:

01 = index of the named event. The only thing which is to do for mapping this key on the

created named events is to change the last value “01” to “05” because the created events

registry. So add the new value “07 90 00 02 02 05” at the bottom of the list in the “ShiftPlane0”,

A reboot is necessary after doing the changes in the registry.

whatever we want if the center scan button is pressed.

Next step is to wait for the delta event (“DeltaTriggerEvent”). Use the windows function

“WaitForSingleObject()” or “WaitForMultipleObjects()” to catch the delta event. If the delta

event is caught you must wait for the state event (“StateTriggerEvent”) to check if the center

scan button is pressed or released.

center scan button is pressed. If you do no longer need the event functionality close the event

handle with the windows function “CloseHandle()”.