Use this document to setup a USB Denso 904B scanner to be used in a CRADLE only.

If you are going to use the USB directly connected via USB cable, then you need to use the standard “220 – RBI BHT-904B Load Software RBI.doc” document.

Step	Action
	Ensure Power is turned off (on the Nippon).
	Hold Down ‘SFT’ + ‘0’ + ‘M1’ + ‘PWR’ keys, it will come up with a message ‘INITIALIZE SYSTEM' - 1:USER AREA EXCEPT FONTS’
	Select ‘ENGLISH’ then press 'ENT' Select 'Yes’ and press 'ENT' The unit will now Initialise and will then power off.
	Power on the unit, by pressing the ‘SF’ + ‘1’ + ‘PWR’ keys.
	The following menu will appear SYSTEM MENU 0:SETUP 1:EXECUTE PROGRAM 2:DOWNLOAD 3:UPLOAD 4:SET SYSTEM 5:TEST 6:VERSION 7:FTP 8:DEVICE Choose option ‘4:SET SYSTEM’ and press the ‘ENT’ key.
	The following menu will appear SET SYSTEM 1:EXECUTE PROGRAM 2:DISPLAY 3:DATE/TIME 4:BARCODE 5:COMMUNICATION 6:KEY 7:TCP/IP Choose option ‘2: DISPLAY’ and press the ‘ENT’ key.
	Press ‘SF’ + ‘1’ to change Menu options; then Press '2: COMPATIBLE MODE'.
	Select 'BHT-8000 FULLSCREEN' by pressing F8 (arrow right) twice, and press the 'ENT' key.
	Hold down the 'BS/C' to go back to the previous 'SET SYSTEM' menu. Choose option ‘6: KEY’ and press the ‘ENT’ key. Choose option ‘7: BS/C KEY' and press the ‘ENT’ key. Press ‘ENT’ to edit the '1: HELD-DOWN TIME'; then press 'BS/C', type '1' and press ‘ENT’ again to save the setting. Press 'BS/C' TWICE to go back to the previous menu. Then choose option ‘5: COMMUNICATION’ and press the ‘ENT’ key.
	The following menu will appear SET COMMUNICATION 1:OPTICAL 2:CONNECTOR 3:COM PORT 4:PROTOCOL TYPE 5:OPEN”COM: “DETAIL Choose option ‘3:COM PORT’ and press the ‘ENT’ key.
	The following menu will appear SET COM DEFAULT PORT 1:BASIC Optical Connector 2:SYSTEM MODE Optical Connector Both these need to be set to Connector, to do this follow these instructions: Press ‘1’, ’F8’ and then ‘2’, ‘F8’.
	Choose option ‘1: for BASIC and f8 to arrow right for 'Connector'. Choose option ‘2: for SYSTEM MODE and f8 to arrow right for 'Connector'. Press ‘ENT’, then ‘BS/C’ twice to go back to the SYSTEM menu.
	Setup Device to Copy the RBI software file onto it Choose '8: Device' then press the ‘ENT’ key. Press the 'ENT' key on the '1: USB' option. Highlight the 'MTP' Option (Press F7 or F8) and then press ‘BS/C’ 3 times, to go back to the SYSTEM MENU.
	Now, Connect the Nippon to the PC via the USB Cable. (NOT THE CRADLE)
	The following popup will appear in Windows: Click on 'Open device to View files'.
	An explorer window will appear: Type in 'S:\WE\Share\Programs\BCUtilities\Software' into the address bar:
	Copy the 'RBI.PD4' file; then go 'BACK' (click Left-Arrow in top-left corner) to the previous folder and Dbl-click the 'Handy terminal' to open the Nippon folder.
	Paste the 'RBI.PD4' file into the 'Handy Terminal' folder.
	Once the file has been copied, press 'BS/C' to stop copying, then press 'BS/C' again to go back to the previous menu. Choose '8: Device' then press the ‘ENT’ key. Press the 'ENT' key on the '1: USB' option. Highlight the 'COM' Option (Press F7 or F8) and then press ‘BS/C’ TWICE. Press the Power button to turn the Nippon off.
	Power on the unit, by pressing the ‘SFT’ + ‘1’ + ‘PWR’ keys to access the menus. Then choose 1 to execute. From the list of available programs please select the RBI.PD4. When the software loads up, press 'ENT' to get past the RBI Welcome screen; then press “6: SETUP”, “5: SET BAUD RATE”, “5: 19200”. Press “9: COM MODE”, “2: IrDA/Cradle”. Press F6 (down arrow), to get to “10: Send Protocol”, “1: Raw”.
	In Sales Logic, just use the normal “Nippon RBI – xxxxxxxx” choice to get the data from the Nippon.
	Internal Notes
	EXTRA STEPS FOR A NEW SETUP (Out Of The Box): Set switch to correct type for Batteries being fitted to handheld unit: Ni-MH - for Rechargable Ni-MH batteries Alkaline - for Standard, non-rechargable Alkaline batteries.
	Before connecting the Nippon to the PC: Setup and Install USB Driver Software: From the \BHT-904B Active USB-COM Port Driver\ folder -Run Setup.exe. -follow the Instructions in 'ActiveUSBCOM_Installation_Guide.pdf'.

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