Casio Cassiopeia IT-2000, User Manual

Page 1: ...tor de datos familiarícese con las operaciones básicas descritas en este manual Mit dem Datenerfassungsgerät CASIO IT 2000 haben Sie eine gute Wahl getroffen Bitte machen Sie sich mit den in diesem Handbuch beschriebenen Grundfunktionen vertraut bevor Sie beginnen mit dem Datenerfassungsgerät zu arbeiten Nous vous remercions d avoir choisi le Collecteur de Données Casio IT 2000 Veuillez vous famil...

Page 2: ...ar explanation or errors we would appreciate remarks and suggestions communicated by users CONTENTS Introduction E 4 Precautions E 4 IT 2000 Series System Configuration E 6 General Guide E 8 Installing and Removing Batteries E 10 Main power supply E 10 Backup batteries E 12 Position of the Keys E 14 Position of stroke keys E 14 Touch key panel E 15 System Initialization Routine E 18 Charging the B...

Page 3: ... Communication Unit Specifications E 30 Handling Bar Code Reader E 31 Connecting the bar code reader E 31 Detaching bar code reader E 31 Using a bar code reader E 31 Bar Code Reader Specifications E 35 Using PC Cards E 36 To load a memory card into the Data Collector E 36 To remove a card from the Data Collector E 37 Operating Precautions E 38 Notice E 39 CASIO ELECTRONICS CO LTD Unit 6 1000 North...

Page 4: ...the power supply in moisture places is forbidden Do not leave the Data Collector on hot places such as car trunk or seats Do not expose it to mechanical shocks especially during running programs recording or booting up because it can cause permanent loss of data and damage to the LCD Stroke keys must be pressed with care Use only the special touch panel pen for working with the touch panel Do not ...

Page 5: ...ed It may deform the keys or the body of the Data Collector The Data Collector must not come in contact with chemicals and gasoline Do not place heavy objects on the Data Collector Important CASIO does not accept any responsibility for possible data loss caused during or connected with usage of the Data Collector ...

Page 6: ...E 6 IT 2000 Series System Configuration Backup Lithium Battery Stylus Placed to the right side of the Data Collector Accessories Lithium ion Battery Pack Neck Strap Manual ...

Page 7: ...onnection DT 888RSC Optical Communication Unit used Charger DT 9021CHGE DT 9020ADP G DT 9020ADP U Lithium ion Battery Pack DT 9023LI Options Optical Communication Unit IT 2060IOE AC adaptor for Optical Communication Unit DT 825ADP G DT 825ADP U PC Cards DT 635MC SRAM 256KB DT 636MC SRAM 512KB DT 637MC SRAM 1MB DT 638MC SRAM 2MB DT 9031BFMC FROM 4MB DT 9032BFMC FROM 6MB DT 9033BFMC FROM 10MB DT 903...

Page 8: ... this sensor is not blocked Display data during program execution and other operations Also provides touch panel keys for input by touching the screen with a finger or the stylus that comes with the Data Collector 10 key pad execute key and other keys Press to turn power on and off or to restore power after operation of auto power off For connection of a bar code reader or other external device Pr...

Page 9: ...thium ion battery pack Houses the lithium battery used for memory backup Slide to open the battery pack cover Houses the lithium ion battery pack that is the Data Collector s main power supply Use a paper clip or other thin pointed object to press this button to launch the Data Collector s system initialization routine For connection of future expansion options 11 PC card lock button inside PC car...

Page 10: ...y pack into the compartment as shown in the illustration Make sure that the battery pack s terminals are facing in the correct direction Next slide the battery pack in the direction shown in the illustration so that it locks into place 3 Close the battery pack compartment cover Close the cover and then slide the open button in the direction indicated by the arrow to secure the cover in place Note ...

Page 11: ... the LCD whenever battery pack power drops below a certain level Charge the battery pack as soon as possible after the lower power message appears Always make sure that the Data Collector is turned off before opening the lithium ion battery pack compartment cover The Data Collector is designed to automatically turn off power whenever the battery pack compartment cover opened This can cause loss of...

Page 12: ...nnot be protected by the 2 backup battery alone To install the 1 backup battery 1 Loosen the screw that secures the backup battery compartment cover in place The cover is designed so the screws cannot be removed from the holes in order to protect against particles falling out of the screw threads into the battery compartment 2 Lift up the side of the cover indicated in the illustration and then sl...

Page 13: ... time memory contents are lost regardless of whether or not the 2 backup battery is installed The 2 back up battery alone does not protect memory contents Never remove the 2 backup battery from the Data Collector Always make sure that the side of the lithium batteries are facing up so you can see them when installing them into the Data Collector Replace the 1 backup battery as soon as possible aft...

Page 14: ... for switching the power on off Also it is used for power on during the auto power off condition Clears previous input Confirms input and leads to the next step Position of the Keys IT 2000 key part consist of 16 keys including the power key Position of stroke keys 1 Function key 2 Number keys decimal key minus key 3 Power key 4 Clear key 5 Execution key 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 4 5 3 Fn CLR ...

Page 15: ...isaligned on the LCD To calibrate the touch panel 1 Use a paper clip or some other thin pointed object to press the Initialize button on the back of the Data Collector This launches the system initialization routine which causes the touch panel calibration screen shown nearby to appear on the LCD 2 Touch the center of each cross with the stylus in the sequence indicated by the arrow 3 The touch pa...

Page 16: ...left to the cursor Moves the cursor to the right Moves the cursor down or scrolls the actual screen up Moves the cursor to the left Inserts a space Parts and functions of the touch panel 1 Ctrl 2 Ext1 3 Ext2 4 Shift 5 6 Ins 7 Del 8 Bs 9 10 11 12 SP Position of the Keys Ctrl Del Shift Ins Ext1 Bs Ext2 a f b c d e g l h i j k m r n o p q s x t u v w y z ˆ SP 2 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 10 Important The ...

Page 17: ...e Pattern 4 Extended 1 mode Ctrl Del Shift Ins Ext1 Bs Ext2 a f b c d e g l h i j k m r n o p q s x t u v w y z ˆ SP Ctrl Del Shift Ins Ext1 Bs Ext2 A F B C D E G L H I J K M R N O P Q S X T U V W Y Z SP Ctrl A F B C D E G L H I J K M R N O P Q S X T U V W Y Z ˆ Pattern 5 Extended 2 mode Main Ext1 You can set up a program to alter the contents of Extended 1 and Extended 2 Main Ext2 ...

Page 18: ...e been lost due to both the lithium ion battery pack and backup battery going dead or if an application program cannot be found System Initialization Routine Press the power switch Touch Panel Calibration SYSTEM MENU EXIT Press the Initialization button Self diagnostic check of RAM and hardware followed by launch of MS DOS This procedure corrects misalignment of input points on the touch panel pag...

Page 19: ...ery pack 1 Plug the charger unit s power cord into a power outlet 2 Slide the battery pack in the direction indicated by the arrow in the illustration to install it onto the charger unit The charge indicator orange lights at this time to indicate that the battery pack is being charged 3 After the charge indicator goes out indicating that charging is complete slide the battery pack in the opposite ...

Page 20: ...ace it with a new one Never try to use the DT 9021CHGE or DT 9020ADP G DT 9020ADP U charger to charge any other type of battery pack Avoid locations subject to vibration when performing the charge operation The battery pack discharges even when it is not loaded in the Data Collector Make sure you load the battery pack into the Data Collector within at least one or two days after it is charged It i...

Page 21: ...ooks attach the neck strap to the Data Collector s neck strap bars Next release the latches to secure the neck strap in place To detach the neck strap Pulling back on the spring latches on the neck strap hooks remove the neck strap to the Data Collector s neck strap bars Important Never allow the Data Collector to swing around by the neck strap ...

Page 22: ...frared interface The illustration below shows how two Data Collectors must be oriented for data communication Make sure that the infrared interfaces of both Data Collectors are not blocked Communication is possible between two Data Collectors that are spaced from 0 direct contact to 1 meter apart Exchanging Data with a Personal Computer You can exchange data between a Data Collector and personal c...

Page 23: ... second minute hour day of the week day month year Full auto calendar Buzzer sound 3 level volume possible depending on the software Power supply Main power source lithium ion battery pack Memory back up battery lithium batteries CR2032 1 and IVR2430 2 Battery life Lithium ion battery pack 8 hours stand by Memory back up battery 2 weeks DRAM 4 MB Battery checker both for the main power battery and...

Page 24: ...ersonal computer The Optical Communication Unit can also be used to charge the Data Collector s lithium ion battery pack RS 232C cables DT 881RSC DT 882RSC DT 883RSC DT 887AX are available to connect the Optical Communication Unit to a personal computer General Guide IT 2060IOE Optional Optical Communication Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 8 9 11 12 ...

Page 25: ...blished with all Data Collectors Indicates the status of communications Off No communication being performed Flashing green Communication being performed On red Optical Communication Unit connection problem Indicates the charge status of the Data Collector s lithium ion battery pack Off No charging being performed On red Charging Indicates the on off status of the Optical Communication Unit and th...

Page 26: ...ned off connect the RS 232C interface connector at the top of the Optical Communication Unit to the serial port of the computer using the cable DT 881RSC DT 882RSC DT 883RSC DT 887AX Keep the Optical Communication Unit s RS 232C interface connector cover whenever it is not in use 4 Turn on the Optical Communication Unit and its power indicator should light up red 5 Mount the Data Collector onto th...

Page 27: ... the charger units designed for this product to charge the specified battery packs only Never try to charge another type of battery pack The battery pack discharges even when it is not loaded in the Data Collector Make sure you load the battery pack into the Data Collector as soon as possible after it is charged Recharge the battery pack at a temperature between 0 C 32 F and 40 C 104 F Charging ou...

Page 28: ...on Unit that is closer to the host computer to the C IN terminal of the next Optical Communication Unit The following are the required DIP switch settings for Optical Communication Units in a daisy chain configuration See page E 29 for details on actually making DIP switch settings The Optical Communication Unit furthest from the computer must be defined as the Terminator Unit in Linked Chain The ...

Page 29: ...N 57 600bps ON OFF ON 115 200bps OFF ON ON Communication speed can be set by Data Collector overrides this setting Connection Type 3 4 5 Host Computer OFF OFF ON No linking Connection OFF Linking Intermediate Unit ON OFF OFF in Linked Chain Terminator Unit ON OFF ON in Linked Chain Important Other settings not shown here are used for special purpose modes and should not be used Data Collector Opti...

Page 30: ...Output Power Output 12 V DC 500 mA Power Supply Source Specified AC adaptor Consumption Current Approximately 600 mA maximum during output of power for charging AC Adaptor Model DT 825ADP G Input 230 V AC 50 60 Hz Output 12 V DC 1 400 mA DT 825ADP U Input 120 V AC 50 60 Hz Output 12 V DC 1 400 mA Functions Infrared interface RS 232C interface RS 422 interface Operating temperature 0 C 40 C 32 F 10...

Page 31: ...ctor s bar code reader connector There are two models of bar code reader pen scanner DT 9650BCR touch scanner DT 9656BCR Connecting the bar code reader 1 Turn the power on the Data Collector off Open the cover of the bar code reader connector 2 Insert the plug of the bar code reader into the connector as shown on the picture Detaching bar code reader Turn the power on the Data Collector off Unplug...

Page 32: ...E 32 Handling Bar Code Reader 2 Bar code scanning position Start Stop Correct Correct Correct Margin Margin Correct Wrong Wrong Wrong Wrong Wrong ...

Page 33: ... β non contact distance h h 0 10 mm α 0 β 0 R Angle between the bar code and forward backward inclined reading window α 1α 0 30 front part is inclined forward 2α 0 30 back part is inclined backward h 0 β 0 R The angle of inclination to the right left β β 0 20 h 0 α 0 R h 1α 2α Touch scanner 1 Bar code touching angle at read resolution 0 33mm PCS 0 9 How to hold the wand ...

Page 34: ...ling Bar Code Reader Margin Margin Correct Correct Correct Wrong Wrong Wrong Wrong 2 Bar code touching angle Sample bar codes EAN CODE39 Standard version EAN UPC Shorten version NW 7 These bar codes are samples ...

Page 35: ... x 1 2 inch Weight Approximately 75 g 2 6 oz including cable DT 9656BCR Touch Scanner Readable Codes WPC JAN EAN UPC NW 7 CODE 39 93 128 ITF Cable Length Approximately 76 cm extended Read Resolution 0 125 mm min PCS value 0 45 min Non contact Distance 0 to 10 mm Read Angle Forward Back 30 degrees Left Right 20 degrees Rotating 25 degrees Curved R 20 mm min with resolution of 0 33 mm Read Width 67 ...

Page 36: ...t over and lift up the PC card slot cover while pressing the projection as shown in the illustration 2 Slide the PC card lock button in the direction of the arrow to release LOCK and then slide the end of the PC card marked with into the Data Collector The arrow should be facing up so you can see it 3 Slide the PC card lock button to the LOCK position Using PC Cards Lock button Make sure the mark ...

Page 37: ...d the card To remove a card from the Data Collector 1 Turn off the Data Collector turn it over and lift up the PC card slot cover while pressing the projection 2 Slide the PC card lock button in the direction of the arrow to release LOCK and then press the PC card eject button to eject the PC card Remove the PC card from the Data Collector Important Forcing the PC card eject button without first s...

Page 38: ...connector plug whenever connecting or disconnecting a bar code reader Make sure you slide the plug straight into and straight out of the socket and do not apply excessive force left or right Incorrect connection or disconnection of a bar code reader plug can bend pins and cause other serious damage Some bar codes may no be readable with a single pass because they are improperly printed soiled etc ...

Page 39: ... 4 The Operating System is licensed to the user AS IS with no warranty or representation either expressed or implied regarding its merchantability quality functionality performance or fitness It is the solely the responsibility of the user to determine the software s suitability for a particular purpose or use The user assumes all responsibility arising from the use of this Operating System 5 CASI...

Page 40: ...ar explanation or errors we would appreciate remarks and suggestions communicated by users CONTENTS Introduction E 4 Precautions E 4 IT 2000 Series System Configuration E 6 General Guide E 8 Installing and Removing Batteries E 10 Main power supply E 10 Backup batteries E 12 Position of the Keys E 14 Position of stroke keys E 14 Touch key panel E 15 System Initialization Routine E 18 Charging the B...

Page 41: ...tor de datos familiarícese con las operaciones básicas descritas en este manual Mit dem Datenerfassungsgerät CASIO IT 2000 haben Sie eine gute Wahl getroffen Bitte machen Sie sich mit den in diesem Handbuch beschriebenen Grundfunktionen vertraut bevor Sie beginnen mit dem Datenerfassungsgerät zu arbeiten Nous vous remercions d avoir choisi le Collecteur de Données Casio IT 2000 Veuillez vous famil...