9560 Transaction Manager User's Manual - Intermec

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9560 Transaction Manager User’s Manual x 8 2 of 5 (Two of Five) 7-56 UPC/EAN 7-57 XOFF 7-60 XON 7-61 Data Entry Commands Using Data Entry Commands 8-3 Entering Data Entry Commands 8-4 Backspace 8-5 Capacity 8-5 Clear 8-6 Command 8-7 Command Override 8-7 Default Configuration 8-8 Delete Data 8-9 Enable Clock 8-10 Enter Accumulate 8-11 Enter Auto Trigger Mode 8-11 Enter Computer Response Required Mode (CRRM) 8-12 Enter Configuration Mode 8-12 Enter Display Editor 8-13 Enter Full ASCII Mode 8-13 Enter IRL Editor 8-14 Enter Prompting Configuration Mode 8-14 Enter Record 8-15 Exit Accumulate and Transmit 8-15 Exit Auto Trigger Mode 8-16 Exit Computer Response Required Mode (CRRM) 8-16 Exit Configuration Mode, Do Not Save Settings 8-17 Exit Configuration Mode, Save Settings 8-17 Exit Full ASCII Mode 8-18 Exit IRL Editor 8-18 Exit Program 8-19 Forward 8-19 High Beep 8-20 Laser Trigger 8-20 Laser Untrigger 8-21 LED/Relay Control 8-22 Low Beep 8-24 Preamble A 8-25 Preamble B 8-26 Postamble C 8-27
9 10 Reset 8-28 Resume Program 8-28 Review 8-29 Right Host Message 8-29 Run Program 8-30 Transmit (No Clear) 8-30 Transmit File 8-31 Interactive Reader Language Introduction to IRL 9-3 IRL Editor 9-4 Using the Editor 9-4 Exiting the IRL Editor 9-5 Creating and Running IRL Programs 9-6 Inserting a Program Statement 9-6 Compiling a Program 9-7 Running a Program 9-7 Unique IRL Commands for the 9560 9-9 IRL v2.1 and IRL v2.2 Differences 9-9 Function Output Command 9-9 Sample Program 1 9-10 Sample Program 2 9-11 Sample Program 3 9-14 Magnetic Card Reader Specifications 9-14 Communications Settings 9-14 Magnetic Card Reader Commands 9-17 Reading Standard Data 9-17 Reading Custom Data 9-17 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Checklist 10-3 Reader does not read bar code... 10-3 Reader does not communicate with host... 10-3 Reader “hung up”... 10-4 Contents xi
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Reading Bar Code Labels Operating t
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Using the Magnetic Card Reader Oper
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Operating the 9560 4 4. Practice us
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Using the Keypad The 9560 has three
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ASCII Chart Data Communications and
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ASCII Control Characters Data Commu
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Entering Katakana Characters Data C
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Katakana Characters in Roman Alphab
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Special Katakana Characters in Japa
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Configuring the 9560 This chapter e
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Operating Parameters Configuration
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Communications Protocol Configurati
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Configuring the 9560 User-Defined a
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Downloading Configuration Commands
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Configuring the 9560 6 Moving Aroun
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SELECT CODES NO 3. Press Space. The
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Configuration Prompts for 2x40 Stan
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Configuration Prompts for 2x40 Stan
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Configuration Prompts for 1x20 Disp
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Configuration Commands This chapter
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AFF (Affirmative Acknowledgment) Co
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Baud Rate Configuration Commands -
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Character Set Configuration Command
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Or: To use Codabar Standard, scan o
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Code 39 Configuration Commands - Co
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Code 128 Configuration Commands - C
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Data Bits Configuration Commands -
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EOM (End of Message) Configuration
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Intercharacter Delay Configuration
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Interleaved 2 of 5 (I 2 of 5) Confi
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IRL END (End of Program) Configurat
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IRL EOP (End of Program Block) Conf
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IRL PAK (Program Acknowledge) Confi
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IRL RUN Configuration Commands - IR
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Katakana Configuration Commands - K
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Configuration Commands - Katakana K
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NEG (Negative Acknowledgment) Confi
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POL (Poll) Purpose: Solicits or req
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Protocol Configuration Commands - P
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REQ (Request for Acknowledgment) Co
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Resume IRL Configuration Commands -
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Scanner Operation Configuration Com
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Select Terminal Mode Configuration
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Stop Bits Purpose: Sets the number
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Time in Seconds Purpose: Determines
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Turnaround Delay Configuration Comm
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UPC/EAN Configuration Commands - UP
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6. Scan this label: Exit Configurat
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XON Configuration Commands - XON Pu
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Data Entry Commands - Clear Clear P
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Data Entry Commands - Default Confi
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Data Entry Commands - Enable Clock
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Data Entry Commands - Enter Compute
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Data Entry Commands - Enter IRL Edi
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Data Entry Commands - Exit Auto-Tri
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Data Entry Commands - Exit Full ASC
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Data Entry Commands - High Beep Hig
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Data Entry Commands - LED/Relay Con
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Data Entry Commands - Low Beep Low
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Data Entry Commands - Preamble B Pr
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Data Entry Commands - Reset Reset P
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Data Entry Commands - Run Program R
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Introduction to IRL Interactive Rea
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Exiting from Command Line Mode Inte
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Interactive Reader Language To exit
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Unique IRL Commands for the 9560 In
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Interactive Reader Language W2 :Lea
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Interactive Reader Language G#0=0.S
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Program Listing #3 Controlling the
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Magnetic Card Reader Commands Inter
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Card Reader Responses to Host Comma
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Specifications A This appendix list
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Hardware Interfaces Port Interface
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Input Devices Compatible With the 9
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ASCII Bar Code Labels Full ASCII Ch
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Symbols ! * /A* * /A* , (comma) * /
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Uppercase Letters A * A* * A* B * B
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A B C D E Caps F G H I J $ K L M N
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Index Numbers 1700 keyboard, 1-6, 6
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command, data entry continued Enter
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G getting started, 1-3 glossary, G-
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Transmit File command, 8-31 Transmi
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