Honeywell Voyager 1602g Wireless Area Imaging Pocket Scanner

Getting Started

The Voyager 1602g is a wireless area-imaging pocket scanner. Before the first use, the internal battery must be fully charged. Charging can be performed using a dedicated power supply or by connecting the device to a computer via a USB cable. Note that charging via a USB cable connected to a computer may result in slower charge times compared to using a dedicated power supply.

Connecting the Scanner

To connect the scanner to a computer, ensure the computer is powered off before connecting the USB cable. Once connected, power up the computer. The scanner will emit clicks while attempting to connect to the host. A single beep indicates a successful link, while three beeps indicate that the connection was not established.

Battery Charge Indicator

The scanner features an LED indicator located at the top left. When the battery is charging, the LED flashes orange. Once the battery is fully charged, the LED remains solid green.

Reading Techniques

The scanner projects an aiming beam that should be centered over the bar code. The beam can be positioned in any direction for a successful read. For optimal performance, hold the scanner close to smaller bar codes and further away from larger ones. If the bar code is highly reflective, such as a laminated surface, tilting the scanner at an angle may improve scanning results.

Bluetooth Pairing

The scanner can be paired with a Honeywell Access Point or other Bluetooth-enabled devices, including personal computers, laptops, tablets, and Apple devices. To pair, scan the Bluetooth HID Keyboard Connect bar code. Set your host device to search for new Bluetooth devices and select the Voyager 1602g from the list. If automatic pairing does not occur, you may be prompted to enter a PIN code using the provided programming charts.

Configuration and Defaults

Users can reset the scanner to standard product defaults by scanning the appropriate bar code. Additional settings, such as beeper volume, suffix configuration (adding a carriage return or tab), and enabling support for poor quality 1D bar codes, can be adjusted by scanning specific configuration bar codes provided in this guide. Advanced data formatting can be achieved using the Data Format Editor instructions.