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OPERATING THE 1560/62 BT IN REMOTE COLLECTION (BATCH) MODE.
While the 1560/62 BT can be conveniently used as a wirelessly linked bar code scanner, the
real power and benefit of the 1560/62 BT portable comes from its ability to be used remotely
to collect asset and stock data.
The 1560/62 BT’s wireless range is limited to approximately 90 metres when operated in
standard (non-batch) mode, provision is made within the design so that any bar codes that
might be scanned while the unit is operating outside of the 90-metre bluetooth range are still
retained. If the 1560/62 BT is operating in standard (non-batch) mode and detects an out of
range condition (usually indicated by three short beeps) it will save the scanned bar codes to
temporary memory.
As soon as the 1560/62 BT is
returned within the 90-metre
wireless range any data stored in
the temporary memory will be
immediately sent to the 3656
communication stand. The 1560/62
BT should not be operated in
standard (non-batch) mode outside
of the 90-metre range for extended
periods to avoid exceeding the
temporary memory storage
capacity and consequent potential
loss of data.
If the 1560/62 BT is to be used
outside of the 90-metre bluetooth
range for long periods it should be
configured to operate in remote
collection (batch) mode. The
accompanying A4 Dataman bar
code command chart has been
provided to assist in this operation.
The bar code command chart is
laid out in three distinct sections
“Set for Remote Data Collection
Mode”; “Set for Normal
Operation” and “Steps for
Downloading Data to the
Server”. The chart contains
certain instructions and comments
on usage, all operations should
commence by scanning the top most bar code of each section e.g. (No 1) Start Instruction
Mode”; or (No 2) “Start”; or (No 3) “Begin Instruction Mode” and end by scanning the
“Update (Exit) or Finish Instruction Mode” bar code.
Before the 1560/62 BT can be used remotely it will be
necessary to instruct the unit to enter Batch Mode. The
way this is accomplished is to initially scan each of the
three bar codes at the top left section of the command
chart titled “Set for Remote Data Collection Mode”.
Scan each bar code 1, 2, 3 in this order.
Once the 1560/62 BT is set for batch mode operation it
can be taken any distance from its associated 3656
communication stand, all data scanned while in batch
mode is stored in the 1560/62 BT’s 512-Kb non-volatile
flash memory. When the collected and stored data needs
to be downloaded to the computer, the command bar
codes in the section “Steps for Downloading Data to
the Server are used. Importantly the 1560/62 BT
should be returned to within the 90-metre range of the
3656 stand before data downloading is attempted.
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