JANUS? 2020 Hand-Held Computer (4MB) - Intermec

JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB) NF BC
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Using a Series of Screens to Configure a Parameter
Sometimes IC.EXE presents a series of screens for one parameter. You must fill
in fields or select options on each screen to configure the parameter.
For example, when you configure the User-Defined protocol for COM1, IC.EXE
displays five screens of options for the protocol. Here are the first two screens
in that series:
Configuration
COM1/User-Defined
(1 of 5)
BAUD:
9600
PARITY:
Even
DATA BITS:
7
STOP BITS:
1
?
NEXT
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Configuration
COM1/User-Defined
(2
DELAYS
of 5)
INTERCHARACTER:
0 ms
TURNAROUND:
0 ms
TIMEOUT:
10 sec
TRANSMIT ABORT
00000 ms
NEXT PREV
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You can tell that a screen is part of a series when you see the Next and Prev
commands at the bottom of the screen. Next and Prev let you move forward to
the next screen or back to the previous screen.
Pressing while the cursor is in any field is the same as choosing Next. As
described earlier, you press or or to move to the next field in the
screen. You press or or to move to the previous field.
Using Multiple Configuration Files
This example illustrates how to create and use multiple configuration files.
Your JANUS reader will be used in two settings: in a tool room, where it is
very quiet, and on the warehouse floor, where there is a substantial level of
noise. You decide to create two INI files, one with the beeper volume set low
and one with the beeper volume set high.