User Manual for Tera 1100L Laser 1D Barcode Scanner

Quick guide from the manual

To configure the scanner, you must use the configuration barcodes provided in this manual. The standard procedure for changing settings is: Scan "Enter" symbol, scan the required configuration code, and scan "Exit" symbol to save the settings. Note that for firmware versions above 1.18D, scanning the Enter/Exit symbols is not strictly necessary.

Scan Modes

The scanner supports two primary operation modes:

• Manual Trigger Mode: The scanner waits for the trigger to be pressed to scan.
• Continuous Scan Mode: The scanner remains active to scan codes automatically.

Wireless and Bluetooth Setup

The scanner supports multiple connection types:

• 2.4G Wireless: Scan the "2.4G Wireless" code, then scan the "Pairing" code. Plug in the USB receiver and wait for the beep indicating successful pairing.
• Bluetooth HID: Scan "Bluetooth HID", then "Pairing". Enable Bluetooth on your host device, search for "BarCode Scanner HID", and connect.
• Bluetooth SPP/BLE: These modes require specific applications designed for SPP or BLE purposes.

Configuration and Settings

You can customize the scanner's behavior using the provided barcodes:

• Keyboard Layout: The default is US keyboard. Scan the corresponding country code (e.g., Germany, France, UK) to align the scanner with your host device.
• Prefix and Suffix: You can add custom prefixes or suffixes to scanned data. Scan "Add Prefix" or "Add Suffix", then scan the corresponding values from the ASCII chart.
• Character Hiding: You can drop characters from the beginning or end of the scanned data by scanning "Hide the first/last characters" followed by the number of digits.
• Terminators: Configure the end-of-scan character, such as Carriage Return (CR), Line Feed (LF), or Tab.

Troubleshooting and Indicators

The scanner uses LED lights and beeper sounds to communicate status:

• LED Indicators: Solid blue indicates connected; solid red indicates charging; flashing blue indicates ready to pair.
• Beeper Signals: A long beep (low to high) indicates power up; a short beep (low pitch) indicates successful read; 5 short beeps indicate low battery.