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

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<strong>JANUS</strong> <strong>2020</strong> <strong>Hand</strong>-<strong>Held</strong> <strong>Computer</strong> User’s Manual (<strong>4MB</strong>)NF NF BC BC<br />

Using PutDisk (continued)<br />

Message Explanation/Solution<br />

Upgrade failed, but original drive<br />

contents have been preserved.<br />

Scanning Bar Code Labels<br />

10-30<br />

This message may be displayed in conjunction with another<br />

specific fault message showing the cause of PutDisk<br />

interruption. It means that although the drive update was<br />

attempted, the original files on the target drive have not been<br />

altered and are therefore safe to use.<br />

If you cannot scan bar codes with the reader, locate your problem in the list<br />

and follow the instructions:<br />

You cannot see a red light when aiming at a wall. You may be too far from the<br />

wall. Move within 2 feet of the wall and test the scanner again. Or test the<br />

scanner by pointing it at the floor.<br />

The scanner will not register the bar code label you are trying to scan. Make sure<br />

you aim the beam so it crosses the entire label in one pass. If your scanner still<br />

will not register the scan, it may mean that you did not enable the symbology<br />

of the bar code. For help, see “Choosing the Symbologies the Reader Will<br />

Decode” in Chapter 5.<br />

If you still have trouble with the scanner, perform these checks:<br />

• Inspect the print quality of the bar code. Try scanning a bar code label that<br />

you know scans. Compare the two bar code labels. You may need to<br />

replace the label that cannot be scanned.<br />

• Make sure the reader is turned on. Press to turn the reader on.<br />

• You try to scan a bar code label and the scanner turns off or will not turn<br />

on. If the reader is chirping every 5 seconds and the Battery icon is<br />

displayed, you have a low NiCad battery pack. You must turn off the<br />

reader and replace the battery pack.<br />

• You scan a bar code label that contains a valid configuration command, but<br />

the reader beeps and displays an error message such as, “Bad command or<br />

filename.” Make sure the Configuration Manager TSR is loaded into<br />

memory. If it is not loaded, you cannot scan configuration commands. Type<br />

cfgmgr and press to load Configuration Manager and rescan the bar<br />

code label.<br />

• You scan a bar code label to enter data at the DOS prompt, but the reader<br />

beeps and displays an error message such as, “Bad command or filename.”<br />

Make sure the application that is expecting the data is running. If<br />

necessary, start the application and scan the bar code again.

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