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Quickstart Guide

C005553_01_CR8000_DevKit_QSGuide

Code Reader™ 8000 (CR8000) Development Kit

USB Affinity® Cable

RS232 Affinity® Cable

w/ Power Supply

Attaching/Detaching a Cable to the Development Kit

To attach a cable, plug the RJ-50 male connector end of the Affinity cable into RJ-50 socket on

the development kit (Figure 1). Firmly push the connector into the socket until a snap can be

heard, to indicate the cable is properly attached.

To detach a cable, simply press the tab (Figure 2) underneath the RJ-50 male connector while

gently pulling the cable away from the socket. Pulling or tugging on the RJ-50 male connector

prior to pressing the tab could damage the cable and/or socket.

Included with your CR8000 Development Kit

Depending on the kit ordered, the

following may have been shipped with your

CR8000 Development Kit:

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Figure 1

Figure 2

CR8000 Development Kit

Code Reader Type

CR801- CR8000 Scan Engine

CR801# - DK#

Development Kit Type

For USB Options:

DK0 - Mounting Tabs (MT1), Standard Flex Cable (D0),

2” Ribbon Cable (C800), Interface Board, USB Cable

For RS232 Options:

DK1 - Mounting Tabs (MT1), Standard Flex Cable (D0),

2” Ribbon Cable (C800), Interface Board, RS232 Cable and

US Power Supply

DK2 - Mounting Tabs (MT1), Standard Flex Cable (D0),

2” Ribbon Cable (C800), Interface Board, RS232 Cable and

EU Power Supply

Communication/

Connection Type

1 - USB

2 - RS232, Serial TTL

CR8011-DK0

CR8000 USB Development Kit

CR8012-DK1 (or DK2)

CR8000 RS232 Development Kit

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CR8011-DK0

CR8000 USB Development Kit

CR8012-DK1 (or DK2)

CR8000 RS232 Development Kit

The CR8000 Scan Engine and CR8000 Development Kit are electrical components that have

been handled and packaged with special regard for Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) sensitivity.

Care must be taken to prevent externally-induced ESD damage, including the use of wrist and

foot straps, grounded tables and floor mats, static control smocks, ESD-safe storage, etc.

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