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Understanding the Reader’s Audio Signals (continued)
Beep Sequence Description
High beep, medium
beep
You hear this beep sequence when you remove a PC
card.
Click The reader sounds a click each time you press a key. You
can disable the keyclick. For help, see “Keypad Clicker”
in Chapter 12. The reader also clicks while you are
scanning a two-dimensional symbology (Code 16K or
Code 49) bar code label.
Chirp (every 5 or 15
seconds)
Double (shadow) beep
or click
The reader sounds a chirp every 5 seconds when the
NiCad battery pack is low, or every 15 seconds when the
lithium bridge battery is low. For help, see “Recognizing
a Low or Discharged Battery” later in this chapter.
The reader sounds a double-beep when you enter a valid
command or data and the NiCad battery pack or lithium
bridge battery is low. You also hear a double-click when
you press a key. The second beep or click is a lower tone
that shadows the first. For help, see “Learning About the
Reader’s Batteries” later in this chapter.
You can use the IMBEEP.EXE program on Application companion disk 3 to
make the reader sound each signal listed in the table above.
To demonstrate the reader’s audio signals
1. Copy the IMBEEP.EXE file from companion disk 3 to a drive on the reader.
For help, see Chapter 3, “Learning About the Software.”
2. Change to the drive where IMBEEP.EXE is stored.
3. Type this command and press :
imbeep
Or scan this bar code:
*IMBEEP*
*IMBEEP*
4. Follow the instructions on the screen. Press a letter from to to listen
to each audio signal the reader sounds.
5. Press to exit the program.