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NCR RealScan 7892 Bi-Modal Presentation Scanner

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Chapter 1: Introduction 1-3<br />

Laser Scanning<br />

Although the <strong>RealScan</strong> <strong>7892</strong> is very simple to use, it is quite a complex<br />

electronic device. It contains a laser module that generates a low-level<br />

laser light. The laser light passes through a series of mirrors to generate<br />

a scan pattern. Reflected light from the bar code is collected and<br />

decoded to determine the bar code data. The scanner then sends the<br />

information to the host terminal or personal computer (PC).<br />

The <strong>RealScan</strong> <strong>7892</strong> produces an omnidirectional scan pattern that<br />

makes scanning easier. The pattern looks like several lines are scanning<br />

simultaneously, but is actually just a single beam reflected through<br />

several mirrors. It is this pattern that enables the scanner to read bar<br />

codes from most orientations.<br />

After reading the information contained in the bar code, the <strong>RealScan</strong><br />

<strong>7892</strong> sends the information to the host terminal or PC. Interfaces<br />

available with the <strong>RealScan</strong> <strong>7892</strong>-0100 for transmitting information are<br />

OCIA <strong>NCR</strong> Short, OCIA <strong>NCR</strong> Long, OCIA Non-<strong>NCR</strong>, RS-232, IBM<br />

468x/469x, IBM-USB or <strong>NCR</strong>/RS-232 USB using a USB Dongle. The<br />

<strong>RealScan</strong> <strong>7892</strong>-0200 supports Keyboard Wedge, although using<br />

different cables. The <strong>RealScan</strong> <strong>7892</strong> contains all the necessary<br />

electronics and firmware for each of these interfaces. When installing<br />

the scanner, you can change the interface selection, if needed. Refer to<br />

Chapter 5, Programming and Chapter 6, Troubleshooting.

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