BEEPER
The scanner has a buzzer to provide user feedback in various operating conditions.
BEEPING
MEANING
One long beep, high tone.
Power on, with red LED on and off quickly.
Two short beeps, high tone.
Power off, with green LED on and off quickly and
finally red LED on.
One short beep, high tone.
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Programmable, default to 4 kHz
Good read, with green LED on and off quickly.
Six short beeps
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High – low tone repeats three times.
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Enter configuration mode, with red LED flashing.
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Exit configuration mode
Two short beeps, low - high tone.
Setup label read successfully.
One short beep, high tone.
More setup label: required.
One long beep, low tone.
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Transmit buffer full, with red LED on and off
quickly.
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Configuration error (Wrong label).
Two short beeps, high - low tone.
Memory Mode – Memory full, with red LED on and off
quickly.
Two long beeps, high – low tone.
Multi – Barcode mode – buffer full.
Three short beeps.
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Tone ascending from low to high.
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Bluetooth connection established, with blue LED
flashing.
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Bluetooth connection resumed, with blue LED
flashing.
Three short beeps.
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Tone ascending from high to low.
Bluetooth connection is out of range or suspended.
AUTO POWER OFF
By default the Cipher 1660 BT is set to automatically power off after 10 minutes of non-use,
this feature is intended to preserve battery life. In cases where this time out period needs to
be changed or is not desired it can be user programmed to another time period or disabled
altogether.
The rapidly flashing blue light on the 3610 transponder unit indicates an active bluetooth
communications link with the 1660 BT. This indicator will change periodically to a slower flash
rate (after approximately 3 minutes of non-use), this change is normal and should not be
confused with the Auto Power Off feature. The communication link can be reactivated by
pressing the Scan Key, once the link is reactivated normal scanning activity can be resumed.
For more detailed instructions and extensive control of various features consult the user
manual supplied on CD.
These instructions and the accompanying bar code command chart have been created by
Dataman Barcode Systems and are copyright. Copies available from the Dataman web site.
Dataman Barcode Systems
P.O. Box 855, Happy Valley
Tel:- 088 322 7675
International Tel:- +(618) 8322 7675
S.A. 5159, Australia
Fax:- 088 322 7288
International Fax:- +(618) 8322 7288
Web:-
www.datamanbarcode.com.au
E-mail:-
sales@datamanbarcode.com.au
