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Full ASCII Table, C-14 to C-16 full ASCII, Code 39, 12-21 Function Code 1 enable with Code 16K, 12-18 enable with Code 49, 12-25 using with Code 128, 12-28 Function Code 2, Code 49, 12-25 Function Code 3, Code 49, 12-25 G G drive, See drive G German, See also international keypads. See also languages configuring the reader for, 8-3 keypad, illustrated, 8-16 keypad, using, 8-9, 8-16 GET, FTA command, 6-51 Graphics mode configuring, 12-48 described, 2-23 using, 2-27 H hardware features, illustrated, 1-3, 2-3 Health Industry Bar Code, See HIBC, Code 39 height of bar code for scanning, 2-45 help IC.EXE menus, 5-8 IRL Desktop menus, 7-7 HELP, FTA command, 6-51 hexadecimal value, key codes, C-8 to C-13, C-24 HIBC, Code 39, 12-23 high memory area, described, A-18 HIMEM.SYS, 3-34, A-17 holster, reader accessory, 1-4 home position viewport, 2-23 virtual display, 11-18 horizontal reading angle for scanning, 2-47 horizontal steps, setting for viewport, 12-100 host computer, configuring the reader, 5-7, 5-14 humidity, operating and storage range, A-4 I I/O card configuring, 4-18 device drivers, 4-18 illustrated, 4-4 power, managing on the PC card drive, 4-22 resetting the PC card drive, 4-19 troubleshooting, 10-21 types recommended, 4-5 IBM 3270 terminal emulation option, 1-5, A-5 IBM 5250 terminal emulation option, 1-5, A-5 Index I IC.EXE /d, restoring the defaults, 5-17 /l, loading a configuration file, 5-15, 5-16 /s, saving a configuration file, 5-5 ASCII control characters, entering, C-3 configuration files, creating, 5-5 configuring the reader, 5-8 defined, 3-3 example, using multiple configuration files, 5-10 Key Code Look-Up Table, configuring, 12-68, C-8 key codes, creating labels for, C-24 menus and commands, selecting, 5-9 Next and Prev buttons, using, 5-10 problems, starting, 10-7 scanning labels to select options, C-23 screens, using, 5-9, 5-10 switches at the DOS prompt, 5-5, 5-15 to 5-17 icons, reader display Alt, 2-7, 2-29 Battery, 2-30, 2-39, 10-9, 10-33 Caps Lock, 2-10, 2-29 Compound Function, 2-8, 2-29 Connected, 2-29 Ctrl, 2-7, 2-29 Data, 2-30 described, 2-29 Disk Write, 2-30 problems, booting the reader, 10-5 Shift, 2-7, 2-29 Viewport, 2-23, 2-30 IM_APPLICATION environment variable, 6-46, 6-49 IM_ERRPATH environment variable, 5-16 image file copying to another reader, 3-22 DRIVEC.IMG, 3-26 DRIVED.IMG, 3-26 illustrated, 3-11 MakeDisk, creating, 3-26 MAKENEW, using to create, 3-21 PutDisk, loading with, 3-26 renaming, 3-22 IMBEEP.EXE, testing audio signals, 2-32 infinite loop, breaking out of, 3-38, 9-5 INI file, See configuration file INITENV.EXE, 10-21 initialization file, See configuration file Input Manager, defined, 3-39 inserting cards into the PC card drive, 4-6 cards, understanding audio signals, 2-31, 4-10 installing Auto-Loader, 3-14 Auto-Loader for DOS NLS support, 8-3 battery pack, 1-8, 2-35 Interlnk, 6-29 I-11
JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB) insufficient memory IC.EXE, running, 10-7 IRL Desktop, running, 10-18 IRL programs, running, 7-19, 10-17 Intel ExCA standards, 4-4 Intel hexadecimal object file format, 9-12 Interactive Configuration application, See IC.EXE Intercharacter Delay command, 12-57 Interface Software (IS), using with BFT, 6-46 Interleaved 2 of 5 command, 12-58 disabled with Code 2 of 5, 12-19 Interlnk breaking the connection, 6-37 cables, required, A-5 defined, 3-3, 6-10 example, illustrated, 6-27 exiting, 6-37 host computer, executing from, 6-30 installing, 6-29 INTERLNK.EXE, syntax defined, D-4 to D-6 IRL programs, limitations, 6-25, 7-9, 10-22 problems, installing, 10-23 reader, executing from, 6-32 redirecting drives, 6-36, D-3 to D-6 reference information, D-3 to D-6 requirements, 6-28 restarting, 6-37 SHARE.EXE, removing from host, 6-30 SMARTDRV.EXE, removing from host, 6-30, 10-22 startup files on host computer, 6-30 status screen, 6-34 using, 6-25 to 6-37 Interlnk, running with MakeDisk, 3-24 Intermec RF protocol handler, 6-8 international keypads alphabetic keys, typing characters, 8-10 Alt key, using, 8-12 ASCII characters, entering, 2-16 Caps Lock, using, 8-13 cursor keypad, using, 2-11 , , and keys, using, 2-7 described, 8-9 diacritical or accent marks, typing, 8-12 DOS code pages, using, 8-14 key, using, 2-8 French, using, 8-15 German, using, 8-16 Italian, using, 8-17 number pad, using, 8-13 numeric keys, typing characters, 8-11 options, described, 2-4, A-5 Spanish, using, 8-18 special keys, finding, 8-9 international languages, customizing for, 3-7, 8-3 Interrupt Request, See IRQ I-12 Intersvr defined, 6-25 DOS commands not supported, D-6, D-8 redirecting drives, D-7 reference information, D-7 status screen, 6-32, 6-34 IPM_4M.EXE defined, 3-8 loading, 3-8, 4-24 troubleshooting, 10-19 IRL, See also IRL Desktop { } in filenames, 7-3 breaking out of a program, 3-38, 9-5 Desktop, defined, 7-4 display mode, configuring, 12-47 errors, troubleshooting, 10-17 insufficient memory, 7-19, 10-18 IRLXDESK, using, 7-19 overview, 7-3 problems, running a program, 10-17 programming on the reader, 3-37 programs and data files, path for, 7-13 to 7-16 programs, using, 7-4 reader commands, list of, 7-20 resuming programs, 7-17 IRL BAK command, 12-60 IRL data files clearing, 7-12, 11-9 default filenames, 7-12 deleting, 7-12 IRL Desktop arrow keys, not working, 7-8 clearing IRL files, 7-12, 11-9 commands, executing, 7-8 cursor, moving, 7-7 defined, 3-4, 6-10, 7-4 exiting or closing, 7-5 insufficient memory to load, 7-19 key codes, creating labels for, C-24 menus and commands, selecting, 7-7 menus and options, described, 7-6 OK or Cancel, selecting, 7-8 opening, 7-4 path, selecting for programs, 7-15 program’s syntax, checking, 7-9 protocol handler, loading, 7-5 receiving a file, 7-11, 11-10 resuming a program, 7-18, 11-12 running a program, 7-9, 11-12 scanning labels to select options, C-23 transmitting a file, 7-11, 11-10 IRL ED command, 7-17 IRL End Program Block command, 12-61 IRL EOP command, 12-62 IRL file, See IRL program
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User’s Manual JANUS 2020 Hand-He
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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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To remove a PC card NF BC Using PC
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