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Hodnocené. / 5. Na základě hodnocení zákazníků
Auxiliary Port
2-10 MS-3 Laser Scanner User’s Manual
2–Communications
Daisy Chain Mode
Definition: In a daisy chain application, scanners are connected in tandem or
“daisy chain” and decoded data is relayed from one scanner to another
on up to the host.
A master scanner has its host port linked to the host computer and its
auxiliary port linked to the host port of the first “slave” scanner in the
chain. Thereafter, each slave’s auxiliary port is linked to the host port of
the slave that is further from the host in the daisy chain.
Each scanner in the daisy chain can be assigned an ID that accompa-
nies any data that it sends.
Usage: Useful in applications where:
• A bar code symbol might be scanned in both ladder and picket fence
directions.
• A bar code symbol may be present on multiple sides of a package.
• Bar code symbols are presented at different depths.
Serial Cmd: <K101,aux port mode,baud rate,parity,stop bits,data bits,daisy chain
ID status,daisy chain ID>
Options: 4 = Daisy chain
Function: Before the master scanner times out, it checks its auxiliary port for
data. It should be set to wait at least 20mS for each slave in the daisy
chain. (See “Timeout Duration” on page 4-17.) If no data is received
within the read cycle timeout, the master sends a noread message to
the host. Otherwise the complete data is sent.
If for example a master scanner is set to timeout in 120mS, the first
slave scanner might be set to 100mS, the next to 80mS, and so forth,
thus assuring that at least 20mS elapses between transmissions.
a
Daisy-chained scanners can send a series of symbols by enabling Mul-
tisymbol and a common multisymbol separator. If the master scanner
does not receive the expected number of symbols, noread messages
are appended to the data string to make up the difference between the
number of symbols enabled in Multisymbol and the number of sym-
bols read.
For example, a master and two slaves have Number of Symbols set to 3
and Multisymbol Separator defined as %. If the master and the first
slave do not find symbols, but the next slave scanner registers a good read,
the transmitted results will be: symbol data % noread % noread.
a. The above example is based on the best case. Other factors such as baud rate, dynamic focus timing, number of
characters in a given symbol, and the number of slaves in the daisy chain can affect timing and may need to be
included in your calculations for complete accuracy.
- MS-3 Laser Scanner 1
- Microscan Systems, Inc 2
- Microscan Europe 2
- Microscan Asia Pacific R.O 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter 11 Utilities 6
- List of Figures 7
- List of Tables 7
- About the MS-3 Laser Scanner 9
- About This Manual 9
- Host Communications 9
- Highlighting 9
- Product Labels 10
- Warning and Caution Summary 11
- Quick Start 13
- Step 1 — Hardware Required 14
- Step 2 — Connect the System 15
- 1–Quick Start 16
- Quick Start 17
- Step 5 — Start Calibration 18
- Step 6 — Test for Read Rate 19
- Step 7 — Save Settings 20
- Communications 21
- 2–Communications 22
- Communications 23
- Host Port Parameters 24
- RS422 Status 25
- Auxiliary Port 26
- Transparent Mode 27
- Half Duplex Mode 28
- Full Duplex Mode 29
- Daisy Chain Mode 30
- Command Processing Mode 32
- Daisy Chain ID Status 34
- Daisy Chain ID 34
- Protocol 35
- Protocol By Serial Command 36
- Protocol by Embedded Menu 37
- Point-to-Point with RTS/CTS 39
- Polling Mode D 40
- Multidrop 40
- User Defined Point-to-Point 40
- Protocol 41
- User Defined Multidrop 42
- Response Timeout 44
- Intercharacter Delay 45
- Preamble Characters 46
- Postamble Characters 47
- 3–Protocol 48
- Read Cycle/Trigger 49
- Read Cycle by Serial Command 50
- Read Cycle by Embedded Menu 51
- Trigger Mode 52
- Continuous Read 1 Output 53
- External Trigger Level 54
- External Trigger Edge 55
- Serial Data 56
- Serial Data or External Edge 56
- Trigger Filter Duration 57
- External Trigger State 58
- Serial Trigger Character 59
- 4–Read Cycle/Trig 60
- Read Cycle/Trigger 61
- Good Decode Reads 62
- Read Cycle 63
- New Trigger 64
- Timeout or New Trigger 64
- Timeout Duration 65
- Multisymbol 66
- Multisymbol Separator 67
- Symbology 69
- Symbology by Embedded Menu 70
- Symbology by Serial Command 71
- Autodiscriminate 72
- Narrow Margins 73
- Symbology ID 74
- Background Color 75
- Code 39 Status 76
- Check Digit Status (Code 39) 76
- Check Digit Output (Code 39) 76
- Symbology 77
- Full ASCII Set (Code 39) 78
- Fixed Symbol Length (Codabar) 80
- Interleaved 2 of 5 82
- 5–Symbology 84
- Separator Status (UPC/EAN) 86
- Code 128 88
- UCC/EAN-128 89
- Code 93 Status 92
- Fixed Code Length (Code 93) 92
- Pharmacode 93
- Bar Widths (Pharmacode) 94
- Matchcode 95
- Matchcode by Serial Command 96
- Matchcode by Embedded Menu 97
- Overview of Matchcode 98
- Using Master Symbols 99
- Matchcode Type 100
- Match Start Position 101
- Match Length 101
- Wild Card Character 102
- Sequence On Noread 103
- Sequence On Mismatch 104
- Master Symbol Database 105
- Request Master Symbol Data 106
- Delete Master Symbol Data 107
- New Master Pin 108
- Scanner Setup 109
- 7–Scanner Setup 110
- Scanner Setup 111
- Scan Speed 112
- Laser On/Off Status 113
- Laser Framing 114
- Laser On Position 115
- Laser Off Position 116
- Laser Power 117
- Automatic Gain Control 118
- AGC Minimum 119
- AGC Maximum 119
- Transition Counter 120
- Bar Detection 121
- Data Outputs 123
- 8–Data Outputs 124
- Data Outputs 125
- Symbol Output 126
- When to Output Symbol Data 127
- As Soon As Possible 128
- End of Read Cycle 128
- Message Output 129
- Noread Message 130
- Bad Symbol Message 131
- No Symbol Message 132
- Serial Verification 133
- Control/Hex Output 134
- Operational Command Output 134
- Quality Output 135
- Partial Output 136
- Beeper Output 137
- Discrete I/O 139
- 9–Discrete I/O 140
- Discrete I/O 141
- Output 1 142
- Output Polarity 143
- Pulse Width 143
- Number to Output On 143
- Output 2 144
- Output 3 144
- Diagnostics 145
- Diagnostics by Serial Command 146
- Diagnostics by Embedded Menu 147
- Warning Messages Overview 148
- Warning Message Status 149
- Laser High Warning 150
- Laser Low Warning 151
- NOVRAM Corrupt Warning Status 152
- Power-on Count 153
- Time Since Last Reset 154
- Utilities 155
- Utilities by Serial Command 156
- Utilities 157
- Counters 158
- Part Number 159
- Checksum 160
- Read Rate 161
- Device Control 162
- Symbol Type 164
- Defaulting/Saving/Resetting 165
- Factory Default Parameters 166
- Default/Reset Definitions 166
- Code Types Enable Commands 167
- Scanner Status Requests 168
- Appendices 169
- A–Appendices 170
- Appendices 171
- Scanner Pin Assignments 172
- Caution: 172
- Serial Utility Commands 176
- Appendix F — ASCII Table 178
- Customer Default Parameters 180
- Hardware Default 182
- Reader Status Requests 183
- Entering Symbol Configuration 184
- Using Configuration Symbols 184
- Appendix I — Object Detector 186
- Appendix K — Operational Tips 189
- Appendix L — Embedded Menus 190
- Polling Sequence 194
- Select Sequence 195
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