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QUICKSTART en 1 About this document This Quickstart serves as a quick reference for the installation and operation of IDM hand-held scanners. They are configured by scanning individual configuration codes or a sequence of configuration codes. Configuration codes are presented in this document; factory settings are indicated by the symbol . Supplementary and other relevant documents: Further language versions of this document (available online). Operating instructions for IDM hand-held scanners (available online). These documents and additional information, such as application examples and downloads of associated documents and associated software, can be found on the SICK product page on the Internet at www.sick.com/[product_family], for example for the product family IDM240: www.sick.com/IDM24x 2 Product description Product families IDM120 2 3 4 5 6 IDM140 2 3 4 5 6 1 IDM160/IDM260 2 3 4 5 8 1 7 IDM240 1 3 4 5 6 2 1 Operating indicator 2 Status indicator 3 Trigger 4 Viewing window 5 Beeper 6 Unlocking opening for connecting cable 7 Mounting eye (metal) 8 Mounting eye (plastic) 3 Preparation 3.1 Connecting/disconnecting the connecting cable IDM hand-held scanners have a serial RS-232 interface and a USB interface. b IDM120/IDM140/IDM240: To disconnect the connecting cable, insert a straightened paper clip into the unlocking opening, push it in, and then pull out the released connecting cable. b IDM160/IDM260: To disconnect the connecting cable, push the tab on the male connector downward and then pull out the released connecting cable. IDM120 IDM140/IDM240 IDM160/IDM260 3.2 Connecting the host interface Various host devices can be connected to the hand-held scanners via a serial RS-232 interface or a USB interface. b Establish the connection in line with the illustrations shown: RS-232 serial USB HID and USB COM USB HID (human interface device): The scanner functions as a generic USB keyboard. Emulation of the USB COM port: The scanner functions as a conventional serial RS-232 device. Prior to use, you must install the USB COM software driver (available at www.sick.com). NOTE If USB devices are not connected as USB HID (human interface device), but as VCP (virtual COM port) instead, the Windows API does not monitor the con‐ nection and does not re-establish the connection automatically if it is lost. The connection must be monitored in the application software (such as within the driver access layer) that the COM port uses as its data input source. 4 Setup 4.1 IDM Set Up Tool software The IDM Set Up Tool software is a Windows-based configuration software package for IDM hand-held scanners. Configuration via the software is an alternative to the configuration described below, which involves scanning configuration codes. The software can be downloaded free of charge at www.sick.com. The IDM oper‐ ating instructions contain a detailed description of the configuration using the IDM Set Up Tool software. 4.2 Quick setup of host interface To change the interface, scan one of the following configuration codes: USB COM port emulation USB HID standard mode RS-232 serial USB HID turbo mode 4.3 Quick setup of keyboard interface The characters are output via the keyboard interface in the following sequence: Preamble Data length Prefix ID Scanned data Suffix ID Postamble Data set suffix 1–15 characters 2–4 characters 1 or 3 characters Variable 1 or 3 characters 1–15 characters 1 character To make a quick change to the data set suffix when using the keyboard interface (USB), the configuration codes shown below can be used. Information on configur‐ ing other segments of the sequence, such as preamble or postamble, can be found in the operating instructions. 4.3.1 Data set suffix None RETURN TAB SPACE ENTER 4.3.2 Keyboard layout The USA keyboard layout is set as default. To change the layout to another coun‐ try, scan one of the codes below. USA France Germany Canadian French United Kingdom-UK Spain Latin America Netherlands 8023457/2018-08-28/en IDM Corded | SICK 1 8023457/2018-08-28 www.sick.com IDM Corded SICK AG Erwin-Sick-Straße 1 D-79183 Waldkirch

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1 About this documentThis Quickstart serves as a quick reference for the installation and operation ofIDM hand-held scanners.They are configured by scanning individual configuration codes or a sequence ofconfiguration codes. Configuration codes are presented in this document; factorysettings are indicated by the symbol ◆.Supplementary and other relevant documents:• Further language versions of this document (available online).• Operating instructions for IDM hand-held scanners (available online).These documents and additional information, such as application examples anddownloads of associated documents and associated software, can be found onthe SICK product page on the Internet at www.sick.com/[product_family],for example for the product family IDM240: www.sick.com/IDM24x

2 Product descriptionProduct familiesIDM120

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IDM1402

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IDM160/IDM2602

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IDM240

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1 Operating indicator2 Status indicator3 Trigger4 Viewing window

5 Beeper6 Unlocking opening for

connecting cable7 Mounting eye (metal)8 Mounting eye (plastic)

3 Preparation3.1 Connecting/disconnecting the connecting cableIDM hand-held scanners have a serial RS-232 interface and a USB interface.b IDM120/IDM140/IDM240: To disconnect the connecting cable, insert a

straightened paper clip into the unlocking opening, push it in, and then pullout the released connecting cable.

b IDM160/IDM260: To disconnect the connecting cable, push the tab on themale connector downward and then pull out the released connecting cable.

IDM120 IDM140/IDM240 IDM160/IDM260

3.2 Connecting the host interfaceVarious host devices can be connected to the hand-held scanners via a serialRS-232 interface or a USB interface.b Establish the connection in line with the illustrations shown:

RS-232 serial USB HID and USB COM

USB HID (human interface device):The scanner functions as a generic USB keyboard.Emulation of the USB COM port:The scanner functions as a conventional serial RS-232 device.Prior to use, you must install the USB COM software driver (available atwww.sick.com).

NOTEIf USB devices are not connected as USB HID (human interface device), butas VCP (virtual COM port) instead, the Windows API does not monitor the con‐nection and does not re-establish the connection automatically if it is lost.The connection must be monitored in the application software (such as withinthe driver access layer) that the COM port uses as its data input source.

4 Setup4.1 IDM Set Up Tool softwareThe IDM Set Up Tool software is a Windows-based configuration software packagefor IDM hand-held scanners. Configuration via the software is an alternative to theconfiguration described below, which involves scanning configuration codes.The software can be downloaded free of charge at www.sick.com. The IDM oper‐ating instructions contain a detailed description of the configuration using the IDMSet Up Tool software.

4.2 Quick setup of host interfaceTo change the interface, scan one of the following configuration codes:

USB COM portemulation

USB HID standardmode ◆

RS-232 serial USB HID turbo mode

4.3 Quick setup of keyboard interfaceThe characters are output via the keyboard interface in the following sequence:

Preamble Data length Prefix ID Scanneddata Suffix ID Postamble Data set

suffix1–15

characters2–4

characters1 or 3

charactersVariable 1 or 3

characters1–15

characters1

character

To make a quick change to the data set suffix when using the keyboard interface(USB), the configuration codes shown below can be used. Information on configur‐ing other segments of the sequence, such as preamble or postamble, can befound in the operating instructions.

4.3.1 Data set suffixNone RETURN ◆

TAB SPACE

ENTER

4.3.2 Keyboard layoutThe USA keyboard layout is set as default. To change the layout to another coun‐try, scan one of the codes below.

USA ◆ France

Germany Canadian French

United Kingdom-UK Spain

Latin America Netherlands

8023457/2018-08-28/en IDM Corded | SICK 1

8023457/2018-08-28

www.sick.com

IDM Corded

SICK AGErwin-Sick-Straße 1D-79183 Waldkirch

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Japan Sweden/Finland

4.4 Quick setup of serial interfaceThe characters are output via the serial interface in the following sequence:

STX Pream‐ble

Datalength

PrefixID

Scanneddata

Suffix ID Post‐amble ETX Data set

suffix

1 char 1–15chars

2–4chars

1 or 3chars

Variable 1 or 3chars

1–15chars

1 char 1 char

To quickly change the data set suffix when using the serial interface (RS-232 orUSB COM port), the configuration codes shown below can be used. Information onconfiguring other segments of the sequence, such as preamble or postamble, canbe found in the operating instructions.

4.4.1 Data set suffixNone LF

Tab SPACE

CR ◆ CRLF

4.4.2 Baud rate115,200 BPS 57,600 BPS

38,400 BPS 19,200 BPS

9,600 BPS ◆ 4,800 BPS

2,400 BPS 1,200 BPS

4.4.3 Data frame7, odd, 1 7, odd, 2

7, mark, 1 7, mark, 2

7, even, 1 7, even, 2

7, space, 1 7, space, 2

7, none, 2

8, none, 1 ◆ 8, none, 2

8, odd, 1 8, even, 1

4.5 Quick setup of operating modeb To activate the required operating mode, scan one of the following configura‐

tion codes:• Trigger mode: To read a bar code, the trigger must be actuated manually.• Presentation mode (for hands-free applications): The illumination of the hand-

held scanner is off until an object is detected in the reading range. The hand-held scanner then reads in bar codes automatically without actuating thetrigger.

• Force mode (for applications with fast bar code processing rates, for example):The illumination of the hand-held scanner is permanently switched on andthe scanner reads bar codes without actuating the trigger. To start the mode,the trigger must be actuated once.

• Flash mode: The hand-held scanner reads a bar code automatically when anobject enters the reading range. A further scan is then only triggered whenan object next enters the reading range. To start the mode, the trigger mustbe actuated once.

Trigger mode ◆ Presentation mode

Force mode Flash mode

4.6 System commands• Factory settings: After scanning the Factory default command, all parameters

are reset to their default values.• Master default: After scanning the Master default command, the scanner

retains the following preset parameters: Host interface selection, Keyboard inter‐face setting (with the exception of data set suffix, preamble, postamble), Serialinterface setting (with the exception of data set suffix, preamble, postamble),and Scanner/laser emulation setting. The other parameters are reset to thedefault values.

• Save configuration: Once the scanner has been configured, you can save theconfiguration by scanning the Save configuration command. If you scan Userdefault, the scanner loads the saved configurations. If you scan Master defaultor Factory default, the user-defined configuration is deleted.

• Use configuration software: Scanning the IDM Set Up link command enables thehand-held scanner to be configured via the IDM Set Up Tool configurationsoftware.

System information Master default

IDM Set Up link Save configuration

Factory default User default

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