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Inserting Battery 

1.

 

Push the lock lever to unlock the battery lock. 

2.

 

Remove the battery cover from the data collector. 

3.

 

Insert the battery with the top side in first then the side with battery 
contact. The battery is held in place by a small lock on the bottom of the 
compartment. Push the battery in until it clicks into place.   

4.

 

Slide the battery cover back on to secure the battery.   

 

Charging Battery 

1.

 

Connect the power adapter to the cradle and to a wall outlet. 

2.

 

Place Z-9000 on the cradle. The screen indicates the status of battery 
charge. 

3.

 

Charge the batteries until the battery indicator turns full.     

 

 

To extend the life of the battery to its maximum, please allow the initial 
charge to be at least 12 hours. 

 

Please do not completely discharge battery as lost of data may occur. 

Wireless Connection 

1.

 

To set the device to RF mode, select “3.Utilities”, “1.Settings”, “2.Dow
Port” (or “1.Upload Port”) from the device menu and select SPP Master or SPP 
Slave modes. 

 

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For RF SPP Master mode, please select “3.Utilities”, “1.Settings”, next 
page,  “4.Wireless Menu”, ” 6.Master Connect” and enter the host 
MAC address. 

 

For RF SPP Slave mode, no additional action is necessar

2.

 

Select “3.Utilities”, “6.Load Application” (or “8.Load Lookup”; upload lookup 
files please select “2. Upload”) and wait for the device to connect. An error 
message may appear if you fail to enter the correct MAC address in SPP Master 
Mode. 

3.

 

Start using ZAC for your applications. For more details please see the ZAC User's 
Manual. 

Using the Device with PC 

1.

 

Install and run ZAC on

 

your PC. Please download the latest version from 

our website and refer to ZAC User’s Manual for instructions. 

2.

 

Make sure the virtual COM port driver is installed. 

3.

 

Start using ZAC for your applications. For more details please see the ZAC 
User’s Manual. 

Power On the Device 

Press and hold the power button to turn the power on or off. 

 

Connection to Host 

To connect the data collector to a PC via cradle: 
 
1.

 

Place the data collector on the cradle and connect the cradle to PC by

 

using 

the USB cable. 

 

 

 

2.

 

The PC should auto-detect the device as a COM device and ask for the driver 
when connecting the first time.   

3.

 

Please download and install the driver from ZEBEX website. The system 
should assign a COM port to the device after the driver installation. 

 
To install USB driver: 
 

1.

 

Connect the device to your computer via USB cradle. 

2.

 

A window appears in the bottom right-hand corner of Windows that says 
“Found new hardware”. In a few seconds a "Found New Hardware Wizard" 
window opens up. Double click the found new hardware icon to pull up 
the window if it does not appear automatically. Select "No, not this time" 
to continue. 

3.

 

Click "Next" to continue installation. 

4.

 

Click “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)” and click “Next”.   

5.

 

Check the “Include this location” option and use “Browse” to locate the 
driver in your computer. Click “Next” to go to the next step. 

6.

 

Click “Next” and “Finish” when the installation is done. 

 

Check the COM and LPT section in the device manager for the assigned 
COM port. The data collector should appear as a virtual com device. 

 

 

Working with Menus 

 

Press the 

 or 

 buttons or the number keys to move the cursor 

to the desired option. 

 

Press the Enter key to enter the menu option. 

 

Press ESC to go to the previous screen. 

 

 

Menu Description 

Menu 

Description 

Collect 

Select this option to start recording data. You can scan 
barcodes or enter the data manually. 

Upload 

Select this option to: 

 

Upload Data file 

 

Upload lookup file 

 

Upload all files 1 by 1 

 

Upload all files as append 

Utilities 

Select this option for: 
 1. Settings 
  2. Browse Data 
  3. Delete Data 
  4. Reader Test 

5. Set Date/Time 

  6. Load Application 
  7. Memory & Power 

8. Calculator 
9. Load Lookup (when lookup is available this option 

becomes option 8 and calculator becomes option 9)

Menu selection 

Keypad/USB/Battery 
status

 

 

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