Code CR8000 Quick Start User Manual

Cr801# - l0# - mt# - d# - c

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Flex Cables

D0 -
Standard

D1 -
Reverse

D2 -
Center-
line

Mounting Types

MT1 -
Tabs

MT2 -
Bracket

MTX - No
Tabs

Development Kit Features

Ordering Instructions

2

3

Communication Modes

The CR8000 is defaulted to the communication mode ordered: USB (for CR8011-DK0) or

RS232 (for CR8012-DK1).

For USB communication mode: Once the Affinity cable is attached to the Development Kit,

simply plug the USB cable into a USB port on the computer. There is no need to power off

the computer. Once connected the CR8000 will power on and beep. The input voltage range

is 4.5 to 5.5V.

For RS232 (serial) communication mode: Once the Affinity cable is attached to the

Development Kit, simply plug the RS232 cable into a serial port , and the power supply into

the Affinity cable and plug the power adapter into a wall socket. Once connected the CR8000

will power on and beep. The input voltage range is 3.3V to 5.5V. The serial mode also

supports a low power sleep mode of operation.

Computer Host Interface

J1 is the RJ-50 connector which carries both USB and RS-232 signals to an external interface.

J10 and J12 have been preset to match the Affinity cable shipped with the Development Kit.

Please refer to the CR8000 Integration Guide for more information.

Indicators

The development board includes a speaker (SPK1) for audible indication as well as a bi-

color LED (D1) for visual indication. Please refer to the CR8000 Integration Guide for more

information.

Configuration Jumpers

A group of jumpers allow the development board to re-configure and access different features

of the CR8000. The CR8000 host port configuration can be changed via the jumper block J9-

J18. Please refer to the CR8000 Integration Guide for more information.

Interface

J23 connects to the CR8000 decoder board host interface. Please refer to the CR8000

Integration Guide for more information.

Trigger/Wake Up Switches

SW1 will bring the unit from sleep mode to active mode and SW2 will initiate a bar code read.

Please refer to the CR8000 Integration Guide for more information.

Either a CR8000 Scan Engine or CR8000 Development can be ordered, depending on the SKU

requested. Such requests can specify the mounting preference - tabs, blind through holes, or

mounting brackets, etc. To order, please contact [email protected].

CR8000 Scan Engine

Code Reader Type

CR801- CR8000 Scan Engine

CR801# - L0# - MT# - D# - C#

Mounting Type

MT1 - Tabs

MT2 - Bracket

MTX - No Tabs

Communication/

Connection Type

1 - USB

2 - RS232, Serial TTL

Focus

L00 - Standard

Flex Cable

D0 - Standard

D1 - Reverse

D2 - Center-line

Ribbon Cable

C800 - 2”

C801 - 6”

C802 - 12”

Ribbon Cables

C800 - 2”
C801 - 6”
C802 - 12”

Note: If the Development Kit does not power

on, disconnect and re-seat the connections

of the white Ribbon Cable to the Decode and

Interface boards. (Figure 3)

Ribbon Cable

Figure 3

Note: The Development Kits

use a ribbon cable (FFC) with

contacts on opposite sides of

the cable. The Standard ribbon

cables (above) and those

commonly available, have

contacts on the same side.

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