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7-2 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual
Dual Optics
Dual Optics
The MS-Q Imager’s dual field optical system can read small 2D symbols as well as
larger 1D symbols. It decodes the near and far fields simultaneously. The near field lens is
for smaller symbols (optimal focal point: 4 inches) and the far field lens is for larger symbols
(optimal focal point: 9 inches). Move the MS-Q closer to read smaller symbols and farther
away to read larger symbols. The full MS-Q decode zone is 2 inches to 20 or more inches.
SXGA (Megapixel) Imaging Area
VGA Imaging Area
Important: VGA is only supported in Rev 5 hardware and earlier.
Far Field
Near Field
1024
640
640
(1280)
In standard SXGA mode, the megapixel
optics are divided into far and near
field decode zones. Each decode
zone is 1024 x 640 pixels. This mode
has the highest resolution and provides
the widest working range for decoding
1D and 2D symbols of all densities.
Image processing time is slightly
greater if the entire area (1280 x 1024)
is used, but various adjustments can
significantly reduce processing time.
If only near field is used (smaller,
denser symbols), the far field image
can be ignored. If only far field is used
(larger, less dense symbols), the near
field image can be ignored.
Image processing time can be reduced
still further by specifying a Select
Region of Interest within the imaging
area (page 7-4).
Far Field
Near Field
480
320
320
(640)
In VGA mode, the imager’s 1.3 million pixels are sampled on a 4-to-1
basis. This pixel sampling dramatically reduces image processing time.
Because a VGA image is created by pixel sampling, its resolution is not
as high as that of an SXGA image.
- MS-Q Imager 1
- User’s Manual 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Latest Manual Version 2
- Technical Support 2
- What Is Covered? 3
- What Is Excluded? 3
- Limitation of Liability 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Introduction 5
- Chapter 6 I/O Parameters 5
- Chapter 7 Advanced Operations 5
- About the MS-Q Imager 7
- About This Manual 7
- Highlighting 7
- Product Labels 8
- MS-Q Imager User’s Manual ix 9
- Statement of RoHS Compliance 10
- Warning and Caution Summary 11
- 1 Quick Start 13
- Check Required Hardware 14
- Assemble the Imager 15
- Grasp the connection 17
- USB Interface 18
- PS/2 Interface 19
- RS-232 Interface 20
- Bluetooth Interface 21
- Batch/Battery Interface 22
- Install ESP 23
- Select Model 24
- 2 Using ESP 27
- 2-2 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 28
- Application Mode 29
- Tree Controls 30
- Menu Toolbar 31
- New Model 32
- Preferences > General Tab 33
- Terminal Tab 34
- Bar Code Options Tab 35
- Advanced Tab 36
- Document Memo 37
- Model Memo 37
- Connect 38
- Barcode Dialog 39
- Send/Receive 40
- Advanced Options 41
- 3 Basic Operations 43
- Step 1 — Practice Targeting 44
- MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 3-3 45
- ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP 45
- Handle Trigger 49
- Left Button 49
- Right Button 49
- Continuous Read 49
- USB Battery Charge Mode 50
- 4 Communications 51
- Communications by ESP 52
- Communications Overview 53
- Parity (RS-232) 57
- Stop Bits (RS-232) 57
- Data Bits (RS-232) 57
- Timeout Settings (Cabled) 57
- Disconnect 59
- Auto-Connect 59
- One-Way Mode Options 60
- Bluetooth Access 61
- Bluetooth Access by ESP 61
- Sleep Mode Timeout 62
- Out-of-Range Notification 63
- Lockout Link Mode 64
- Batch/Battery 66
- Batch Mode Options 67
- Reconnecting to the Host 67
- Auto-Transfer Buffer Memory 68
- RS-232 Batch Features 69
- Preamble 70
- Postamble 71
- Preamble and Postamble by ESP 72
- Keyboard Mapping 73
- Text Commands 74
- Time Stamp 75
- Reader Packet Format 76
- Reader to Host Packet Size 76
- Expect Host Response 76
- Reader Send Retry Count 76
- Host Acknowledgement Timeout 76
- Store If Not Connected 77
- Reconnect Timeout 77
- Max Connection Wait Time 77
- 5 Symbologies 79
- Symbologies by ESP 80
- Aztec by ESP 81
- Codabar 82
- Codablock F 83
- Code 11 by ESP 84
- Code 39 85
- Code 39 by ESP 86
- Code 93 87
- Code 128 88
- Composite 89
- Data Matrix 90
- Interleaved 2 of 5 91
- Maxicode 92
- Matrix 2 of 5 93
- MicroPDF417 94
- MSI Plessey 95
- NEC 2 of 5 96
- PDF417 by ESP 97
- Pharmacode 98
- Pharmacode (cont.) 99
- Pharmacode by ESP 99
- Postal Symbologies 100
- Postal Symbologies by ESP 101
- QR Code by ESP 102
- GS1 DataBar 103
- UPC/EAN/JAN 104
- Symbology Identifier 105
- 6 I/O Parameters 107
- I/O Parameters by ESP 108
- Laser Target 109
- Illumination 110
- MS-Q Operational Feedback 111
- Handle Trigger Programming 112
- Left Button Programming 112
- Right Button Programming 113
- Beep and Vibrate Settings 114
- Automatic Gain Control (AGC) 115
- Minimum Gain 116
- Maximum Gain 116
- Gain Break Point 116
- LightRay Optics 117
- Assembly (100 Series) 118
- Assembly (200 Series) 118
- Reading Symbols (100 Series) 119
- Reading Symbols (200 Series) 119
- LightRay Optics by ESP 120
- 7 Advanced Operations 121
- Dual Optics 122
- VGA and Megapixel Settings 123
- Select Region of Interest 124
- Set Targeting Zone Tolerances 125
- IP Modes 126
- Trigger Optimization 127
- Global Optimization 128
- Handle Trigger Optimization 129
- Left Button Optimization 130
- Right Button Optimization 131
- MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 132
- High and Low Density Symbols 133
- Near and Far Field 133
- High Density Symbols 134
- Near Field 134
- Low Density Symbols 134
- Far Field 134
- Trigger Optimization by ESP 135
- Trigger/Button Configuration 136
- Trigger/Button Summary 137
- Continuous Operations 138
- Symbol Background 140
- Set Decode Time 141
- Button Stay-Down Time 142
- Mirroring 143
- Motion Detection 144
- Auto White Balance 145
- Symbol Readability Index 146
- Terminal 147
- Terminal View 148
- MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 8-3 149
- Editing a Macro 151
- Terminal Right-Click Menu 152
- Terminal Dropdown Menu 153
- 8-8 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 154
- 9 Utilities 155
- Image Upload 156
- Device Control 157
- Differences from Default 158
- Firmware 159
- Imager ID 160
- Bluetooth 161
- Advanced 162
- Unique Item Identifiers 163
- UII Overview 164
- Non-UII Characters 165
- UII Mode Features 166
- UII Mode Settings by ESP 167
- Error Messaging 168
- Valid Formats 170
- Appendices 171
- A-2 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 172
- General Specifications 172
- A-4 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 174
- Electrical Specifications 174
- USB Cable Pinouts 175
- RS-232 Cable Pinouts 176
- Configuration Symbols 178
- A-8 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 178
- ,” Command - Dump 188
- Battery Charger Kit 233
- MS-Q Battery Charger Options 234
- Install Cable 235
- Read Quick Connect Code 235
- Establish Mode 235
- Modem Firmware Version 236
- Keyboard Input (USB and PS/2) 237
- Appendix J — MS-Q Maintenance 238
- Hyperlink Index 239
- 2 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 240
- D Index 241
- 4 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 242
- G Index 243
- 6 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 244
- M Index 245
- 8 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 246
- Q Index 247
- 10 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 248
- T Index 249
- 12 MS-Q Imager User’s Manual 250
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