Opticon OPM 5145 - Manual (Page 5)

A. Temperature conditions
Use in area’s between 0 and 40
o
C. Do not expose the
scanner for a long time to direct sunlight, or near direct heat.
For use under extreme conditions, for example freezing area’s
or temperatures higher than 40
o
C, please contact Opticon or
your local dealer.
Avoid contact with water.
B. Shock
Do not subject the scanner to strong impact, do not throw or
drop the scanner from great heights.
C. Cleaning of the scanner
Clean the reading window regularly to maintain optimum
reading performance. Clean the exterior of the scanner by
wiping it with a soft, lightly moist cloth.
Do not use a high pressure cleaning method. If a cleaning
liquid is needed, only use one drop of a non-abrasive
household liquid.
D. Maintenance
There are no user-serviceable parts inside the scanner. So do
not try to take it apart. In case of serious malfunction, please
consult Opticon or your local dealer.
E. Recycling & Disposal instructions
The icon on the product or package indicates
that the product should not be thrown in the
home waste bin. The product must be recycled as
an electronic product. For proper treatment of end-of-life
products consult the section for Environmental care on www.
opticon.com.
1. Reading window
The scanning engine behind this window will read
the bar codes.
Never obstruct this window!
2. Trigger key
If trigger function is enabled, the trigger key must be
pressed to activate the scanner to read bar codes.
3. LED indicator
If enabled, read results of the scanner are indicated by
a flashing LED, for example when a bar code has been
read.
4. Buzzer/Beeper
If enabled, a beep tone indicates when a bar code has
been succesfully decoded.
5. Cable with connector
To connect the scanner to the computer equipment
connection accessories as shown in the installation
instructions might be required.
6. Scanner label
A label is affixed to scanner and/or cable, and contains
the serial number.
Do not remove it!
7. Stand (optional)
The scanner can be mounted on a stand.
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