96486-106 ARCHITECT Bar Code Scanner Users Guide

ARCHITECT System Bar Code
Scanner User's Guide
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Table of contents
Read me first.......................................................................................... 5
Customer service....................................................................................................................... 6
Proprietary statement.................................................................................................................7
Disclaimers................................................................................................................................. 8
ARCHITECT System warranty statement for USA customers only.......................................10
ARCHITECT System Bar Code Scanner Agency approvals..................................................11
Trademark statement...............................................................................................................12
Installation........................................................................................... 13
Install the bar code scanner....................................................................................................14
Replace the bar code scanner................................................................................................17
Configuration........................................................................................21
Bar code scanner default configuration................................................................................. 22
Return to the default configuration of the bar code scanner.................................... 22
Sample bar code configuration............................................................................................... 23
Modify the keyboard format......................................................................................... 23
Bar code symbology configuration.............................................................................. 24
Operation............................................................................................. 31
Bar code scanner read technique.......................................................................................... 32
Scan the bar codes..................................................................................................................33
Clean the bar code scanner....................................................................................................34
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Foreword
The ARCHITECT System Bar Code Scanner User's Guide provides information about the bar
code scanner that is used with the ARCHITECT System. The scanner is a hand-held device that
provides a convenient means to scan sample ID bar codes for positive sample identification.
This guide can be used with the following scanners:
• LN07D09-02
• LN07D09-12
• LN07D09-13
• LN07D09-14
Related information...
Customer service, page 6
Proprietary statement, page 7
Disclaimers, page 8
ARCHITECT System warranty statement for USA customers only, page 10
ARCHITECT System Bar Code Scanner Agency approvals, page 11
Trademark statement, page 12

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Customer service Read me first
Customer service
For questions about the ARCHITECT System Bar Code Scanner, contact your local
representative or find country-specific contact information at www.abbottdiagnostics.com.
Read me first, page 5

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Proprietary statement
The ARCHITECT System software programs and system documentation are protected by
copyright (©1998, 2018 Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, Illinois). All rights are reserved.
The software and manual were developed solely for use with the ARCHITECT System and for In
Vitro diagnostic applications as specified in the operating instructions.
The information, documents and related graphics published herein (the "Information") are the
sole property of Abbott Laboratories. Permission to use the Information is granted, provided that
• the copyright notice appears on all copies;
• use of the Information is for operation of ABBOTT products by Abbott trained personnel or
informational use only;
• the Information is not modified in any way; and
• no graphics are used separate from accompanying text.
Each person assumes full responsibility and all risks arising from use of the Information herein.
The Information is presented "AS IS" without warranties, either express or implied, and may
include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Abbott Laboratories reserves the right to
make additions, deletions, or modifications to the Information at any time without any prior
notification.

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Disclaimers Read me first
Disclaimers
All samples (printouts, graphics, displays, screens, etc.) are for information and illustration
purposes only and shall not be used for clinical or maintenance evaluations. Data shown in
sample printouts and screens do not reflect actual patient names or test results.
The information was developed to be used by Abbott Laboratories-trained personnel, by other
persons knowledgeable or experienced with the operation and service of the product identified,
under the supervision and with cooperation from Abbott Laboratories technical support or service
representatives.
In no event shall Abbott Laboratories or its affiliates be liable for any damages or losses incurred
in connection with or arising from the use of the information by persons not fully trained by
Abbott Laboratories.
No confidential relationship shall be established in the event that any user of the Information
should make any oral, written or electronic response to Abbott Laboratories (such as feedback,
questions, comments, suggestions, ideas, etc.). Such response and any information submitted
therewith shall be considered non-confidential, and Abbott shall be free to reproduce, publish or
otherwise use such information for any purposes whatsoever, including, without limitation, the
research, development, manufacture, service, use, or sale of products incorporating such
information. The sender of any information to Abbott is fully responsible for its content, including
its truthfulness and accuracy and its non-infringement of any other person's proprietary rights.
Abbott Laboratories is not engaged in rendering medical advice or services.
Updates to the Information may be provided in either paper or electronic format. Always refer to
the latest documents for the most current information.
Master Table of Contents and / or Index - Incremental manual updates may cause the Master
Table of Contents or Master Index page numbering to change.
No part of this media may be reproduced, stored, retrieved, or transmitted in any form or by any
means without the prior written permission of Abbott Laboratories.
Data Usage Statement for AbbottLink
Data collection:
Abbott's AbbottLink software only collects operational and instrument data. It does not gather or
access patient, sensitive health or other identifiable personal information ("Personal Data").
Use of data:
AbbottLink is intended to transmit connected systems operational data, which may be used by
Abbott, and third parties providing related services and products, for troubleshooting, complaint
investigation, performance monitoring, product improvement, research, development, inventory
management, usage analytics, billing and other related purposes. In addition, AbbottLink may be
used to send system updates, to provide remote service and to facilitate Abbott's delivery of third
party services and products to Customer. The terms and conditions for Customer's use of such

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third party services and products are to be provided to Customer separately by the applicable
third parties.
No Personal Data is transferred or accessed for company use.
Data privacy assurance:
All Personal Data is removed from operational data prior to AbbottLink retrieval. It is important
that our customers avoid entering Personal Data in any SID (Sample Identification) or comments
fields.
During Remote Support Instrument Screen Sharing, data is accessed and transferred on the
basis of consent provided by the user at the point of each individual screen-sharing event.
Please refer to the form of consent, displayed on your screen, when taking advantage of this
service.

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ARCHITECT System warranty statement for USA Read me first
customers only
ARCHITECT System warranty statement for USA

customers only
Abbott Laboratories warrants new instruments sold by Abbott Diagnostics Division to be free from
defects in workmanship and materials during normal use by the original purchaser. This warranty
shall continue for a period of one year from the date of shipment to the original purchaser, or
until title is transferred from the original purchaser, whichever occurs first (the "Warranty
Period").
If any defects occur during the Warranty period, contact your Abbott Customer Service
Representative immediately, and be prepared to furnish information including the serial number,
the model number, and pertinent details concerning the defect.
This Warranty does not cover defects or malfunctions which: (1) are not reported to Abbott
during the Warranty Period and within one week of occurrence; (2) result from chemical
decomposition or corrosion; (3) are caused primarily by misuse, alteration, damage or failure to
comply with any requirements or instruction contained in the applicable Abbott Operations
Manual (including the substitution of any reagent not authorized by Abbott); or (4) result from
maintenance, repair, or modification, performed or attempted by personnel not authorized by
Abbott without Abbott's authorization.
Abbott's liability for all matters arising from the supply, installation, use, repair, and maintenance
of the instrument, whether arising under this Warranty or otherwise, shall be limited solely to the
repair or (at Abbott's sole discretion) replacement of the instrument or of components thereof.
Replaced parts shall become the property of Abbott Laboratories. In no event shall Abbott be
liable for injuries sustained by third parties.
The ICT module Warranty is 20,000 samples or three months post-installation, whichever occurs
first.
The cuvette warranty is one year post-installation.
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED ABOVE, ABBOTT LABORATORIES HEREBY DISCLAIMS
ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, CREATED BY
LAW, CONTRACT OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL ABBOTT LABORATORIES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL,
PUNITIVE, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION
LOST REVENUES, PROFITS, OR DATA) ARISING FROM OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE
OF THE INSTRUMENT, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER ABBOTT LABORATORIES HAS BEEN
ADVISED AS TO THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

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approvals
ARCHITECT System Bar Code Scanner Agency

approvals
The ARCHITECT System Bar Code Scanner has been tested and found to comply with the
following agency standards:
Figure 1: Bar Code Scanner agency approvals
Legend:
1. Australian E296 Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM).
2. Taiwan D36412 BSMI Standard: CNS13438, CNS14336.
3. Environment Friendly Use Period (EFUP) of 15 years.
4. UL Listed: UL60950-1, 2nd Edition for I.T.E product safety; and CSA C22.2 No.60950-1-07, 2nd
edition.
5. EurAsian Conformity (EAC) Mark.
6. CE Marking: Indicates that the bar code scanner complies with 2004/108/EC EMC Directive with
Standards EN55022 CLASS B, EN55024, EN6100-3-2, and EN61000-3-3. In addition, the scanner
complies with 2006/95/EC Low Voltage Directive when it is shipped with the recommended power
supply.
7. Korea Certification (KC) Mark.
In addition, the bar code scanner complies with Directive 2002/96/EC: Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment.

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Trademark statement Read me first
Trademark statement
ARCHITECT is a registered trademark of Abbott Laboratories in various jurisdictions.
All Abbott Laboratories product names and trademarks are owned by or licensed to Abbott
Laboratories, its subsidiaries or affiliates. No use of any Abbott trademark, trade name, trade
dress, or product name may be made without the prior written authorization of Abbott
Laboratories, except to identify the product or services of Abbott Laboratories. All other
trademarks, brands, product names, and trade names are the property of their respective
companies. All rights reserved.
Except as permitted above, no license or right, express or implied, is granted to any person
under any patent, trademark, or other proprietary right of Abbott Laboratories.

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Section 1 Installation
Introduction
For optimal performance of the ARCHITECT System, the bar code scanner must be correctly
installed. After the scanner has been installed, configure it to meet individual laboratory
requirements.
Install the bar code scanner, page 14
Replace the bar code scanner, page 17

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Install the bar code scanner Section 1
Install the bar code scanner

Prerequisite Perform the following procedures before installing the bar
code scanner:
1. Power off the SCC.
2. Power off the processing module and/or sample handler.
CAUTION: Do not connect or disconnect the cable

assembly while the system power is on. Failure to
comply may cause damage to the bar code scanner,
the system, or both the scanner and system.
For more information about these procedures, see the
ARCHITECT System Operations Manual.
The bar code scanner is connected between the keyboard
and the central processing unit (CPU). The scanner has a
keyboard cable and a CPU cable.
Legend:
1. CPU cable
2. Keyboard cable

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Section 1 Install the bar code scanner
Perform this procedure to install the bar code scanner.

1. Disconnect the keyboard cable from the keyboard port on the back of the CPU.
2. Verify that the pins on the keyboard cable are aligned and plug the cable into the bar code
scanner.
3. Verify that the pins on the CPU cable are aligned and connect the cable to the keyboard
port on the back of the CPU.
Postrequisite Perform the following procedures after installing the bar code
scanner:
1. Power on the SCC.

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Install the bar code scanner Section 1
2. Start up the processing module and/or sample handler.

Depress the trigger on the scanner. If the scanner emits a red
light, the scanner is installed correctly. If the scanner does not
emit a red light, contact your local representative or find
country-specific contact information at
www.abbottdiagnostics.com.
Installation, page 13

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Section 1 Replace the bar code scanner
Replace the bar code scanner

Prerequisite Perform the following procedures before replacing the bar
code scanner:
1. Power off the SCC.
2. Power off the processing module and/or sample handler.
CAUTION: Do not connect or disconnect the cable

assembly while the system power is on. Failure to
comply may cause damage to the bar code scanner,
the system, or both the scanner and system.
Materials needed • New bar code scanner
• Paper clip (with one end straightened) or pushpin
If the bar code scanner on the system is beige and has a part number that begins with 96539,
an Abbott Laboratories representative must replace the scanner when the central processing unit
(CPU) of the system control center (SCC) is not located on the SCC cart.

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Replace the bar code scanner Section 1
Legend:
1. Part number location
If the bar code scanner on the system is black and has a part number that begins with 206835,
the operator can replace the scanner.
Perform this procedure to replace the bar code scanner.
1. Insert a paper clip or pushpin into the cable release hole on the side of the bar code
scanner handle.
2. Push in the paper clip or pushpin and pull out the CPU cable.
3. Remove the paper clip or pushpin from the cable release hole.
4. Insert the CPU cable into the new bar code scanner.
5. Firmly press the CPU cable until it clicks.
Postrequisite Perform the following procedures after replacing the bar code
scanner:
1. Power on the SCC.
2. Start up the processing module and/or sample handler.


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Section 1 Replace the bar code scanner
Depress the trigger on the scanner. If the scanner emits a red

light, the scanner is installed correctly. If the scanner does not
emit a red light, contact your local representative or find
country-specific contact information at
www.abbottdiagnostics.com.
Installation, page 13

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Replace the bar code scanner Section 1
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Section 2 Configuration
Introduction
Configuration of the bar code scanner includes the following settings:
• Sample bar code configuration
• Keyboard format configuration
• Sample bar code symbology configuration
Bar code scanner default configuration, page 22
Sample bar code configuration, page 23

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Bar code scanner default configuration Section 2
Bar code scanner default configuration

The default configuration of the bar code scanner has the following settings:
• Keyboard: English (U.S. format)
• Bar code symbologies (Enabled):
– Code 128 (Subsets A, B, and C)
– Code 39 (Checksums are not enabled.)
– Codabar (Checksums are not enabled and start/stop characters are enabled.)
– Interleaved 2 of 5 (Checksums are not enabled. The default bar code lengths are 8
digits and 10 digits.)
Configuration, page 21
Return to the default configuration of the bar code scanner, page 22
Return to the default configuration of the bar code scanner

If the configuration of the bar code symbology has been modified, perform this procedure to
return to the default configuration of the bar code scanner.
1. Scan the default bar code.
An extended tone confirms that the bar code scanner was configured successfully.
Figure 2: ARCHITECT bar code scanner default
2. If the scanner was not configured successfully (no tone), repeat step 1.
Bar code scanner default configuration, page 22

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Section 2 Sample bar code configuration
Sample bar code configuration

The sample bar code configuration of the bar code scanner must be the same as the sample
bar code configuration of the ARCHITECT System software. The system software must be
configured before the scanner is configured. For instructions on the sample bar code
configuration of the system software, see the ARCHITECT System Operations Manual.
After the system software configuration is completed, the configuration settings for each
modified bar code symbology can be printed by pressing the Alt and Print Screen keys. Keep the
printouts of the configuration settings with this guide for future reference.
Configuration, page 21
Modify the keyboard format, page 23
Bar code symbology configuration, page 24
Modify the keyboard format

Required module Stopped, Warming, or Ready
status
The following language keyboard formats are available:
• For LN07D09-02 and LN07D09-12: English, German, French, Spanish, and Italian
• For LN07D09-13 and LN07D09-14: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Czech, and
Portuguese
English is the default keyboard format.

Perform this procedure to modify the language keyboard format.
1. Scan the bar code of a language keyboard format.
Only the bar code that needs to be enabled is scanned.
Figure 3: English (U.S. format)
Figure 4: German

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Sample bar code configuration Section 2
Figure 5: French
Figure 6: Spanish
Figure 7: Italian
Figure 8: Czech
Figure 9: Portuguese
2. If the scanner was not configured successfully (no tone), repeat step 1, page 23.
Bar code symbology configuration

For optimal performance of the bar code scanner, bar code symbologies that are not used need
to be disabled. Only the bar code for each symbology that needs to be enabled or disabled is
scanned. Scanning is not necessary if the default settings are used.
Modify the Code 128 configuration, page 24
Modify the Code 39 configuration, page 25
Modify the Codabar configuration, page 26
Modify the Interleaved 2 of 5 (I 2 of 5) configuration, page 27
Modify the Code 128 configuration

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NOTE: This procedure is only for systems with ARCHITECT System software version 9.20 and
higher and only for handheld bar code scanner models 1300g and 3800g.
Perform this procedure to modify the Code 128 configuration of the bar code scanner to
interpret ISBT 128 bar code types.
NOTE: Code 128 symbology remains enabled even when it is not used.
The default read of ISBT bar codes processes all 16 characters in the Code 128 – ISBT Bar
Code Label. Enabling the following configuration causes the leading = sign and the two flag
characters at the end to be removed from the Code 128 – ISBT Bar Code as it is read by the
handheld bar code scanner.
NOTE: For each step, an extended tone confirms that the bar code scanner was configured
successfully. If the scanner was not configured successfully (no tone), repeat starting with the
first bar code.
To enable this reading modification to the ISBT bar codes, scan the following three bar codes in
order.
Figure 10: First
Figure 11: Second
Figure 12: Third
Scan the following bar code to disable this modification.

Figure 13: Disable
Modify the Code 39 configuration

status
Perform this procedure to modify the Code 39 configuration of the bar code scanner.

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successfully. If the scanner was not configured successfully (no tone), repeat the step.
1. Scan one of the following bar codes to disable or enable the Code 39 symbology.
Disable Enable
2. Scan one of the following bar codes to configure the Code 39 checksum.
Figure 14: Checksum not used
Figure 15: Checksum used but not sent to the ARCHITECT System
Figure 16: Checksum used and sent to the ARCHITECT System
Modify the Codabar configuration

status
Perform this procedure to modify the Codabar configuration of the bar code scanner.
1. Scan one of the following bar codes to disable or enable the Codabar symbology.
Disable Enable
2. Scan one of the following bar codes to configure the Codabar checksum.

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3. Scan one of the following bar codes to configure the start/stop characters.
Figure 20: Send the start/stop character
Figure 21: Do not send the start/stop character
Modify the Interleaved 2 of 5 (I 2 of 5) configuration

status
For the ARCHITECT System, the Interleaved 2 of 5 (I 2 of 5) symbology uses primary and
secondary bar code lengths. Therefore, both Code Length #1 and Code Length #2 must be
configured. The I 2 of 5 symbology is a paired symbology that has an even number of digits,
including the checksum. Each bar code length must be from 2 digits through 20 digits with an
incremental value of 2 digits.
The default bar code lengths are 8 digits for Code Length #1 and 10 digits for Code Length #2.
The configuration defines the length of the bar code, including checksums that are used, and
has an even number of digits. The human-readable section of the bar code may display only an
odd number of digits because of the assumption that one or more digits are used in the bar code
scanner checksum configuration.
When a checksum is used and the pre-checksum sample ID (SID) contains an odd number of
digits, the addition of the checksum digit on the right side of the human-readable section of the
bar code results in an even number of digits.

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Configuration
When a checksum is used and the pre-checksum SID contains an even number of digits, the
addition of the checksum digit on the right side of the human-readable section of the bar code
results in an odd number of digits. Then, a zero is added on the left side of the bar code, which
results in an even number of digits.
Configuration Value
Checksum used but The value of Code Length #1 and Code Length #2 are
not sent to the system determined by the number of pre-checksum SID digits. Each
value does not include the checksum digit and has an odd
number of digits.
Checksum used and The values of Code Length #1 and Code Length #2 are
sent to the system determined by the total number of SID digits. Each value
includes the checksum digit and has an even number of
digits.
Perform this procedure to modify the I 2 of 5 configuration of the bar code scanner.
1. Scan one of the following bar codes to disable or enable the I 2 of 5 symbology.
Disable Enable
2. Scan one of the following bar codes to configure the I 2 of 5 checksum.

3. Perform the following steps to configure Code Length #1:

a. Scan the code length bar code.
NOTE: The original code length is erased when a new length is scanned.
b. Scan one or two numbered bar codes.

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NOTE: For example, to configure the number 6, scan the 6 bar code. To configure the
number 12, first scan the 1 bar code and then scan the 2 bar code.
c. Scan the Save bar code.
Code Length #1 Code Length #2
0 1
2 3
4 5
6 7
8 9
Figure 25: Save
4. Repeat step 3 for Code Length #2.

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Section 3 Operation
Introduction
The bar code scanner emits a beam of light to read bar code labels. If a scanner read failure
occurs, the scan window may need to be cleaned.
Bar code scanner read technique, page 32
Scan the bar codes, page 33
Clean the bar code scanner, page 34

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Bar code scanner read technique Section 3
Bar code scanner read technique

The bar code scanner emits a red beam of light that corresponds to the horizontal view of the
scan window. To read a bar code, the beam must be centered horizontally on the bar code so
that it is perpendicular to the direction of the bars.
Figure 26: Correct technique (horizontal)
Figure 27: Incorrect technique (vertical)
Figure 28: Incorrect technique (diagonal)
Operation, page 31

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Section 3 Scan the bar codes
Scan the bar codes

Requirements • Verify that the Caps Lock key is turned off.
• Do not press the Shift key before initiating a scan.
1. Hold the bar code scanner 5 cm to 8 cm (2 in. to 3 in.) from the bar code label.
2. Depress the scanner trigger.
3. Center the bar code scanner beam on the bar code.
4. If the scanner was not configured successfully (no tone), repeat steps 1 through 3.
Operation, page 31

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Clean the bar code scanner Section 3
Clean the bar code scanner

status
Materials needed • Cotton swabs
• Water
Perform this procedure to clean the bar code scanner when troubleshooting the scanner read
failures.
1. Dampen a cotton swab with water.
2. Gently wipe the scan window of the bar code scanner with the cotton swab.
3. Let the scan window dry for 5 minutes to 10 minutes before using the scanner.
Operation, page 31

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• Proprietary statement
• Disclaimers
• ARCHITECT System warranty statement for
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• Code 128

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Install the bar code scanner

CAUTION: Do not connect or disconnect the cable

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Perform this procedure to install the bar code scanner.

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2. Start up the processing module and/or sample handler.

For more information about these procedures, see the

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Replace the bar code scanner

CAUTION: Do not connect or disconnect the cable

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For more information about these procedures, see the

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Depress the trigger on the scanner. If the scanner emits a red

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Bar code scanner default configuration

Return to the default configuration of the bar code scanner

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Sample bar code configuration

Modify the keyboard format

English is the default keyboard format.

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Bar code symbology configuration

Modify the Code 128 configuration

Required module Stopped, Warming, or Ready

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Figure 11: Second

Figure 12: Third

Scan the following bar code to disable this modification.

Modify the Code 39 configuration

Required module Stopped, Warming, or Ready

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Figure 16: Checksum used and sent to the ARCHITECT System

Modify the Codabar configuration

Required module Stopped, Warming, or Ready

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Figure 17: Checksum not used

Figure 19: Checksum used and sent to the ARCHITECT System

Figure 21: Do not send the start/stop character

Modify the Interleaved 2 of 5 (I 2 of 5) configuration

Required module Stopped, Warming, or Ready

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