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--- honeywell_1400g [2019/04/30 14:41 (5 years ago)] – swind
+++ honeywell_1400g [2021/05/11 22:19 (3 years ago)] – [Honeywell 1400G Serial Barcode Scanners] plagrada
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 ====== Honeywell 1400G Serial Barcode Scanners ======
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-The Default settings for the Honeywell 1400G Serial Barcode Scanner is: //
+The Default settings for the Honeywell 1400G Serial Barcode Scanner is: \\
-Baud Rate : 115200 //
+Baud Rate : 115200 \\
-Data Format : 8 Data Bits, No Parity Bit, 1 Stop Bit //
+Data Format : 8 Data Bits, No Parity Bit, 1 Stop Bit \\
-On the customer's workstation, open Windows Device Manager, and find the available COM Ports. //
+On the customer's workstation, open Windows Device Manager, and find the available COM Ports. \\
-Make a note of what COM ports are available because you may need to do a little trial and error to determine which COM port the scanner is physically connected to. //
+Make a note of what COM ports are available because you may need to do a little trial and error to determine which COM port the scanner is physically connected to. \\
-Open the properties for the COM port, click on the Port Settings tab and set the Pits Per Second to 115200 bps //
+Open the properties for the COM port, click on the Port Settings tab and set the Pits Per Second to 115200 bps \\
-Set the data bits to 8, Parity to None, stop bits to 1 and Flow Control to None. //
+Set the data bits to 8, Parity to None, stop bits to 1 and Flow Control to None. \\
-Click OK and exit device manager. //
+Click OK and exit device manager. \\
-Next Open the POS Device manager on the customer's workstation. //
+Next Open the POS Device manager on the customer's workstation. \\
-Go to the Barcode Scanner tab and set the port to the one you noted in the Windows Device Manager. //
+Go to the Barcode Scanner tab and set the port to the one you noted in the Windows Device Manager. \\
-Again set the settings for the Port to: //
+Again set the settings for the Port to: \\
-Baud rate : 115200 bps, Data Format : 8 data bits, no parity bit and 1 stop bit //
+Baud rate : 115200 bps, Data Format : 8 data bits, no parity bit and 1 stop bit \\
-Do a test scan and now the barcode should show up correctly in the POS Device manager. //
+Do a test scan and now the barcode should show up correctly in the POS Device manager. \\
-If the port settings are wrong you may get some information in the preview window, but it will not match the barcode number you scanned. //
+If the port settings are wrong you may get some information in the preview window, but it will not match the barcode number you scanned. \\
-If your barcode scans correctly in the POS Device Manager, you can open System Five, and test it there. //
+If your barcode scans correctly in the POS Device Manager, you can open System Five, and test it there. \\
-You can't test serial port barcode scanners in the Barcode Scanner section of the setup Wizard. Nothing will scan there. So open an invoice and scan a barcode there, or scan it into the part find screen. //
+You can't test serial port barcode scanners in the Barcode Scanner section of the setup Wizard. Nothing will scan there. So open an invoice and scan a barcode there, or scan it into the part find screen. \\