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<strong> The OPC-3301i is a handheld 1D scanner with a built-in CCD imager that enables high speed scanning of 1D barcodes. </strong> |
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<strong> The OPC-3301i is a handheld 1D scanner with a built-in CCD imager that enables high speed scanning of 1D barcodes. </strong> |
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[[Image:OPC3301i.png|Right||400px]]
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<h2> Overview: </h2> |
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<h2> Overview: </h2> |
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<li> The scanner is also Apple MFi certified. </li> |
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<li> The scanner is also Apple MFi certified. </li> |
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<h2> How to connect: </h2>
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<h3> Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Device): </h3>
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<p> This connection mode works as if a Bluetooth keyboard were attached to the host device. This means that all data scanned is transmitted to the host device as if typed. </p>
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<li>Scan the HID mode menu barcode</li>
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<li>Press the trigger switch for 3 seconds and the scanner will make a short buzzer sound. Re-press the trigger switch within 1 second after the buzzer sounded to start a connection (pairing) with the host device. Blue LED blinks to indicate it is now waiting for the connection from the host device. </li>
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<li>Search for Bluetooth device from the host device and select "OPC-3301i"</li>
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<li> When PIN code is displayed on the host device, input it by scanning the "PIN code input" menu barcodes and "PINE" to end the input.</li>
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<li>When the connection is made successfully, the scanner makes a buzzer sound and the GREEN LED lights up briefly.</li>
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<h3> Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port Profile): </h3>
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<p> This connection mode is a serial connection mode. The OPNTerm or Microsoft HyperTerminal or the RS232 Terminal in Appload can be used to receive scanned data on host devices. </p>
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<li>Scan "SPP mode" menu barcode</li>
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<li> Press the trigger switch for 3 seconds and the scanner will make a short buzzer sound. Re-press the trigger switch within 1 second after the buzzer sounded to start a connection (pairing) with the host device. Blue LED blinks to indicate it is now waiting for the connection from the host device.</li>
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<li> Search for Bluetooth device from the host device and select "OPC-3301i" </li>
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<li>When PIN is required, input "1234" to the host device.</li>
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<li> When the connection is made successfully, the scanner makes a buzzer sound and the GREEN LED lights up briefly. <i> The connection may be completed after opening the serial port on the host device. </i> </li>
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<h3> Bluetooth MFi Mode: </h3>
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<p> This connection mode is a serial connection mode similar to Bluetooth-SPP through Apple's proprietary interface for iOS devices. The OPNTerm can be used to receive scanned data. </p>
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<li> Scan the "iphone mode" menu barcodes.</li>
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<li> Press the trigger switch for 3 seconds and the scanner will make a short buzzer sound.Re-press the trigger switch within 1 second after the buzzer sounded to start a connection (pairing) with the host device. Blue LED blinks to indicate it is now waiting for the connection from the host device.</li>
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<li> Search for Bluetooth device from the host device and select "OPC-3301i" </li>
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<li>When the connection is made successfully, the scanner makes a buzzer sound and the GREEN LED lights up briefly. <i> When OPNTerm is used as an iOS application, pres [connect] button to start communication with the OPC-3301i.</i> </li>
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<h2> How to disconnect: </h2>
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<p> To disconnect the scanner from the host device, perform the following: </p>
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<li>Press the trigger switch for 5 seconds. </li>
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<li> When the connection is closed, RED LED lights up and buzzer sounds 3 times. </li>
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<h2>How to reconnect:</h2>
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<P> This will reconnect the scanner to the last known paired device. To reconnect to the last known paired device, perform <strong> either </strong> of the following: </p>
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<li> Press and hold the trigger button for 3 seconds. <li>
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<p> <strong> OR </strong> </p>
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<li> Scan a regular barcode. </li>
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<h2> Buzzer: </h2>
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<h3> To turn off the buzzer: </h3>
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<p> Scan the following barcode to turn off the buzzer. </p>
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<h3> To enable the buzzer: </h3>
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<p> Scan the following barcode to disable the buzzer. </p>
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<h2> Other information: </h2>
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<li> When no operation has been performed for 3 minutes, the Bluetooth connection closes automatically. </li>
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<li>wait time for the Bluetooth connection (pairing) is up to 3 minutes. </li>
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<li> A flashing ORANGE LED indicates a low battery level. Recharge the battery with the enclosed charger immediately. </li>
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<li> When the scanner tries to connect (pair) to a host device that was previously connected, the connection may fail since the old connection information remains in the host device. Delete the scanner information from the host before making a connection (pairing). </li>
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