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Using Vibrate Alert, Default SF61B Beep and Vibrate Alert Descriptions

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Chapter 1 - Introducing the SF61B Cordless Scanner Default SF61B Beep and Vibrate Alert Descriptions Beep Sequence What it Means Two fast beeps The scanner successfully scanned a configuration bar code Two beeps, bitonal The scanner is docked correctly in a battery charger. Six very fast beeps Transmission error and vibrate alert or Configuration bar code was not accepted Series of beeps The scanner is connecting to a Bluetooth host. from low to high Series of beeps from high to low (cannot be deactivated) The scanner is disconnecting from a Bluetooth host. Note 1: The scanner does not beep when disconnecting automatically after a long period of inactivity. Note 2: The scanner performs a hardware reset (restart) when it is disconnected from EasySet (two beeps and a vibrate alert by default). Six-beep melody (cannot be deactivated) Scanner confirmation after rescue procedure (see in Chapter 4). Using Vibrate Alert Note: You can use EasySet to modify the default vibrate alert settings if you wish (Operating settings > Beeps / LEDs > Vibrate alert). In this Manual and in EasySet, default settings are indicated by "(*)" after the name of the default setup command. You can configure the SF61B to vibrate when it successfully decodes a bar code. This feature can be useful in these situations: • You are in a noisy environment, such as a busy warehouse, where it can be difficult to hear the beeps. • You are working in a quiet environment, such as a library, where you do not want to make a lot of noise. 12 SF61 Cordless Scanner User's Guide

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Chapter 1 — Introducing the SF61B Cordless Scanner
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SF61 Cordless Scanner User’s Guide
Using Vibrate Alert
You can configure the SF61B to vibrate when it successfully decodes a
bar code. This feature can be useful in these situations:
•
You are in a noisy environment, such as a busy warehouse, where it
can be difficult to hear the beeps.
•
You are working in a quiet environment, such as a library, where
you do not want to make a lot of noise.
Two fast beeps
The scanner successfully scanned a configuration bar
code
Two beeps, bitonal
The scanner is docked correctly in a battery charger.
Six very fast beeps
and vibrate alert
Transmission error
or
Configuration bar code was not accepted
Series of beeps
from low to high
The scanner is connecting to a Bluetooth host.
Series of beeps
from high to low
(cannot be
deactivated)
The scanner is disconnecting from a Bluetooth host.
Note 1:
The scanner does not beep when disconnecting
automatically after a long period of inactivity.
Note 2:
The scanner performs a hardware reset (restart)
when it is disconnected from EasySet (two beeps and a
vibrate alert by default).
Six-beep melody
(cannot be
deactivated)
Scanner confirmation after rescue procedure (see
in
Chapter 4).
Default SF61B Beep and Vibrate Alert Descriptions
Beep Sequence
What it Means
Note:
You can use EasySet to modify the default vibrate alert settings
if you wish (
Operating settings > Beeps / LEDs > Vibrate alert
).
In this Manual and in EasySet, default settings are indicated by "(*)"
after the name of the default setup command.