User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Copyright Notice
- FCC Regulations
- Care & Maintenance
- Getting Started
- Preface
- CHAPTER 1: Introducing CPT-8500
- CHAPTER 2: Installing CPT-8500
- CHAPTER 3: Software Architecture
- CHAPTER 4: Configuring CPT-8500
- CHATPER 5: Managing CPT-8500
- Specifications
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix I - Download Utilities
- Index
84  Industrial CPT-8500 Reference Manual 
The reader does not decode after scanning… 
Unreadable barcode - 
9  Check if the barcode is defaced. A defaced barcode may not be readable. 
Un-programmed to read - 
9  Check if the scanner is programmed to read the symbologies (types of barcode) that you are 
trying to read. 
9  Try scanning a test barcode of the symbology you are trying to read. 
Dirty scan window- 
9  Check if the barcode is defaced. A defaced barcode may not be readable. 
Out of scanning range - 
9  Try adjusting the scanning distance from the scanner to the barcode. 
The terminal cannot transmit/receive data to/from a host computer or other devices… 
Over IrDA port - 
9  Make sure the terminal's infrared port is pointed directly to the infrared port of another IrDA 
device. The distance between the terminal and a target device is within proper range, and no 
obstacles in between. Try to establish connection again. 
Via Bluetooth - 
9  Make sure the distance between the terminal and a target device is within proper range. Try to 
establish connection again. 
9  Check if the relevant settings are correct. (see 4.1.7
) 
9  Check if the connection is working properly. (see 4.1.7) 
Over RS-232 port via Cradle - 
9  Check if the RS-232 connection is correct and secured. 
9  Make sure the serial port parameters on the host are configured to match the serial parameters 
on the terminal. Try to establish connection again. 
9  Make sure the terminal is well seated inside the cradle. DO NOT remove the terminal or 
disconnect the cradle before communications are done. 
9  If the problem persists, run the IR Echo Test to check the IR interface between the terminal and 
the cradle. (see 4.1.3
) 










