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4Quick Start - Basic Operations

The only thing you need to scan your first bar code is the M3000, a scanning device, and a bar

code. For this quick start we'll begin by describing operation using a wand. Other types of

scanning devices include: laser scanners, CCD scanners, and slot readers. We'll talk about the use

of other scanners later. Let's assume that you have the M3000 with an installed wand.

We'll begin by operating the unit in the portable mode, load, and run one of the built-in programs.

After that we'll scan some bar codes, enter some data manually, and use the calculator function to

extend some quantities. Calculations made with the calculator can be easily stored and retrieved

back into your data files as you work.

Startup - Portable Mode

1. Press ON to turn on the M3000.

If you have a new unit, the display should show the current date and time. You will do

much of your data collection in the portable mode. Press EXIT. The display shows:

Portable Mode

Select Function

2. If your M3000 displays any other message, press EXIT until the display shows:

Portable Mode

Select Function

Loading a Built-in Program into RAM

Before you collect data in the input mode, you have to load a program from within the program

mode. When the M3000 is shipped, all 6 built-in programs are in Read Only Memory (ROM). To

use a program you must first load that program into Random Access Memory (RAM). Programs

that you use are much like a fill-in-the-blank questionnaire. The program shows you a prompt on

the display, and you respond by either scanning a bar code, or by entering the data manually on the

keypad.

Built-in program P2 is used frequently by M3000 users for inventory data collection. It has a part

number field that is displayed as P/N, and, it has a quantity field that is displayed as Qty. To load a

built-in program into RAM:

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