EAS Operating Modes
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EAS Operating Modes

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977
In addition to EAS preferences, the following EAS operating modes for the scanner enable EAS functionality, independent of whether EAS equipment is connected.
The installer must match the mode with the installed equipment. Enabling a mode without EAS equipment, or with the wrong equipment installed, results in EAS error messages.
Select the appropriate mode to configure the scanner with the selected mode.
  • Sensormatic Auto Mode: This mode depends on the
    Scan Enable Time
    value the scanner reads from the Sensormatic ScanMax Pro control box, set by Sensormatic during installation.
    • If the
      Scan Enable Time
      equals 0 seconds or 30 seconds, the scanner operates in Sensormatic Scan Enable Interlock Mode.
    • If the
      Scan Enable Time
      is set from 1 - 29 seconds, tag deactivation is active following a barcode decode, and remains active until this timer expires.
    • Sensormatic Barcode Auto Interlock Mode: Tag deactivation is enabled only after a barcode is decoded. The deactivation state only lasts 1.2 seconds to avoid subsequent tag deactivation.
  • Sensormatic Always Enable Deactivation Mode: Tag deactivation is always enabled when the scanner is powered on.
    In this mode, the scanner always deactivates tags in the deactivation field.
  • Sensormatic Barcode Interlock Mode: Tag deactivation is enabled only after a barcode is decoded. The tag deactivation time uses the value set for Sensormatic Deactivation Timeout.
    Tags in the deactivation field can also be deactivated during the deactivation time.
  • Barcode Hold Off Mode: If the scanner detects a tag, it does not decode barcodes (the scanner does not beep or transmit to the host) until the tag is deactivated.
    A barcode decode does not occur if a hard tag is detected until the tag is removed from the detection field.
  • Sensormatic Scan Enable Interlock Mode: If the host (POS application) sends a
    Scan Enable
    message to the scanner, the deactivated tag is enabled. If the host sends a Scan Disable message, the deactivated tag is disabled.
  • Checkpoint Barcode Interlock Mode: This mode enables Checkpoint tag deactivation for 3 seconds after a barcode is decoded. The Checkpoint device controls all audible and visual feedback (the scanner does not produce audio and visual feedback for tag detection or tag deactivation).
    The Checkpoint installer can also set this in the Checkpoint device.
  • Checkpoint Scan Enable Interlock Mode: If the host (POS application) sends a
    Scan Enable
    message to the scanner, tag deactivation is active. If the host sends a Scan Disable message, tag deactivation is inactive. Tag deactivation is enabled on power on.
  • EAS LED On Mode: This mode turns on the EAS LED. If there is EAS equipment, it controls EAS tag detection and deactivation.
  • EAS Disable Mode: Select this mode if the scanner does not have a connected EAS device. If an EAS device is accidentally connected to the scanner, the scanner does not apply any actions to the EAS device.
EAS Op Mode: Sensormatic Auto 1D
Sensormatic Auto Mode (0)
EAS Op Mode: Sensormatic Always Deactivate 1D
Sensormatic Always Enable Deactivation Mode (1)
EAS Op Mode: Sensormatic Interlock 1D
Sensormatic Barcode Interlock Mode (2)
EAS Op Mode: Sensormatic Auto Interlock 1D
Sensormatic Barcode Auto Interlock Mode (3)
EAS Op Mode: Barcode Holdoff 1D
Barcode Hold Off Mode (4)
EAS Op Mode: Scan Enable Interlock 1D
Sensormatic Scan Enable Interlock Mode (5)
EAS Op Mode: Checkpoint Interlock 1D
Checkpoint Barcode Interlock Mode (6)
EAS Op Mode: Checkpoint Scan Enable Interlock 1D
Checkpoint Scan Enable Interlock Mode (7)
EAS Op Mode: Disable 1D
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EAS Disable Mode (8)
EAS Op Mode: LED On 1D
EAS LED On Mode (9)