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Address, Multi-Drop, 12-7 AFF, 12-8 Automatic Shutoff, 12-9 Baud Rate, 12-11 Beep Duration, 12-12 Beep Frequency, 12-13 Beep Volume, 12-15 Codabar, 12-16 Code 11, 12-17 Code 128, 12-28 Code 16K, 12-18 Code 2 of 5, 12-19 Code 39, 12-21 Code 49, 12-25 Code 93, 12-27 Command Processing, 12-29 Communications Dock Port, 12-35 Communications Port, Select COM Port, 12-36 Communications Port, UART Restore, 12-37 Communications Protocol, 12-38 Communications Protocol, Activate, 12-41 Communications Protocol, Configure, 12-38 Communications Protocol, Multi-Drop, User- Defined, 12-42 configuration file, editing, 5-14 Data Bits, 12-43 Decode Security, 12-44 Display Backlight Timeout, 12-44 Display Contrast, 12-46 Display Mode, IRL, 12-47 Display Setup, 12-48 EOF, 12-52 EOM, 12-53 EOR, 12-55 Flow Control, 12-56 Intercharacter Delay, 12-57 Interleaved 2 of 5, 12-58 IRL BAK, 12-60 IRL End Program Block, 12-61 IRL EOP, 12-62 IRL PAK, 12-63 IRL PSS, 12-64 IRL Run, 12-65 IRL SOP, 12-66 Key Code Look-Up Table, 12-67, C-8 Keypad Caps Lock, 12-68 Keypad Clicker, 12-69 Keypad Ctrl Key Functions, 12-70 list of default settings, A-7 to A-10 listed by category, 12-4 listed by syntax, A-11 to A-14 LRC, 12-72 MSI, 12-72 NEG, 12-74 Numeric Keypad, 12-71 Index Parity, 12-75 Plessey, 12-76 POL, 12-77 Postamble, 12-78 Preamble, 12-79 Records Per Block, 12-80 REQ, 12-82 RES, 12-83 Scan Ahead, 12-84 Scanner Mode, 12-85 Scanner Redundancy, 12-86 Scanner Timeout, 12-87 Scanner Trigger, 12-88 SEL, 12-89 SOM, 12-90 Stop Bits, 12-91 Timeout Delay, 12-92 Transmit Abort Timeout, 12-93 Turnaround Delay, 12-95 UPC/EAN, 12-96 using, 12-3 variable data, entering, 12-6 Viewport Movement Keys, 12-99 Viewport Movement Mode, 12-99 Viewport Movement Steps, 12-100 configuration file backing up, 5-6 configuring the reader, 5-5 creating, 5-5 defined, 5-5 editing, 5-7, 5-14 error file, listing, 5-16 format for commands, 5-14 loading from the DOS prompt, 5-7, 5-15 loading while booting, 5-7, 5-16 multiple files, using, 5-6, 5-10 Configuration Manager defined, 3-3 configuring bar code wedge, default, 3-42 Direct Hardware Wedge, 3-43 Virtual Wedge, 3-43 configuring the bar code wedge, 3-42 configuring the reader bar code symbologies, choosing, 5-3 communications, steps for, 6-13 configuration commands, using, 12-3 configuration file, loading, 5-15 Configuration Manager, defined, 3-38 default settings, A-7 to A-10 default settings, restoring, 5-17 DOS NLS, 8-3 IC.EXE, using, 5-8 IRL, using, 5-13 operating parameters, described, 5-4 I I-7
JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB) overview, 5-3 PC cards, overview, 4-11 PSK functions, using, 5-13 recording the configuration, 5-17 to 5-27 scanning bar code labels, 5-12 sending commands from a host, 5-14 summary of methods, 5-7 Connected icon, 2-29 connecting the reader to a device, 6-3, 6-23 connector end illustrated, PC card, 4-7 contrast, adjusting the display, 2-27, 12-46 control characters bar code labels to scan, C-17 full ASCII, list of, C-16 Control mode adjusting the display, 2-27, B-7, B-12 turning backlight on and off, 11-4 conventional memory, See also memory absorbed by loaded software, 10-23 saving, 9-7, 9-12 ways to free memory, 4-18 conventional memory, described, A-16 conventions for manual, xxii to xxv copying files ATA cards, 4-13 drive C, 3-14, 8-5 drive C or D, 3-24 flash cards, 4-17 SRAM cards, 4-20 creating a RAM drive, 3-32 to 3-36 CrossBar network illustrated, 6-4 using BFT, 6-47 CrossBar, Multi-Drop protocol, 6-10, 6-14 Ctrl key enabling or disabling functions, 12-70 icon, 2-7, 2-29 using, 2-7 Ctrl P, defining for command override, 11-6 CTS/RTS, set by flow control, 12-56 current configuration, defined, 5-5 cursor arrow keys, using, 2-11, 2-25 moving the viewport to, 2-27, 11-19 moving to the viewport, 11-20 viewport automatically follows, 2-25 cursor keypad, using, 2-11 Cursor to Viewport reader command, 11-20 customizing the reader, 5-3, 5-6, 5-7 D D drive, See drive D dangers, xx Data Bits command, 12-43 data files I-8 clearing for IRL, 7-12 storing on drives, 2-44 Data icon, 2-30 date, setting the, 1-10 DCM, using with BFT, 6-46 Decode Security command, 2-47, 12-44 default configuration restoring, 5-17 settings, list of, 5-17 to 5-27, A-7 to A-10 deleting files ATA cards, 4-13 drive C, 3-19, 8-5 flash cards, 4-17 IRL data files, 7-12 SRAM cards, 4-20 troubleshooting, flash cards, 10-20 density of bar code for scanning, 2-45 depth of field, laser scanners, A-6 device drivers HIMEM.SYS, A-17 I/O cards, configuring, 4-18 INTERLNK.EXE, D-3, D-4 PC cards, list of, 4-23 SRAMDISK.SYS, 3-34, A-17 troubleshooting, flash cards, 10-20 diacritical marks, on international keypads, 8-12 dimensions, of the reader, A-3 Direct Hardware Edge defined, 3-4 Direct Hardware Wedge configuring, 3-42 defined, 3-39 enabling, 3-43 Disk Write icon defined, 2-30 removing PC cards, 4-9 SRAM cards, low battery, 4-20 display adjusting from the DOS prompt, 2-27 backlight on and off, 11-4 backlight timeout, configuring, 12-44 buffered, for IRL, 12-47 characteristics, configuring, 12-48 contrast, adjusting, 12-46 Graphics mode, described, 2-23 icons Alt, 2-7, 2-29 Battery, 2-30, 2-39 Caps Lock, 2-10, 2-29 Compound Function, 2-8, 2-29 Connected, 2-29 Ctrl, 2-7, 2-29 Data, 2-30 Disk Write, 2-30 problems, booting the reader, 10-5
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User’s Manual JANUS 2020 Hand-He
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Intermec® Corporation 6001 36th Av
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JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User
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Before You Begin NF BC Before You B
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About This Manual NF BC Before You
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1 Getting Started
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2 Learning How to Use the Reader
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JANUS 2020 Features Communications
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Defining the Startup Files NF BC Le
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Creating and Using a Physical RAM D
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Understanding the Bar Code Wedge NF
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NF BC 4 Using PC Cards in the Reade
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NF BC Using PC Cards in the Reader
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To remove a PC card NF BC Using PC
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The MCFORMAT main menu appears: NF
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To turn on the power to the PC card
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NF BC 5 Configuring the Reader
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About the Configuration Files NF BC
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How to Configure the Reader NF BC C
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Communications Protocol Parameters
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Communications Protocol Parameters
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Operations Table (continued) NF BC
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NF BC 6 Networking the Reader
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NF BC Networking the Reader 6 To us
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To make the reader the server NF BC
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