Microscan MS-615 User Manual page 25

Chapter
2
Entering the Menu Configuration Program ......................................... 2-2
Using the Menu Configuration Program .............................................. 2-2
Saving Menu Changes ........................................................................ 2-4
Loss of Communications ..................................................................... 2-4
Defining Special Characters ............................................................... 2-4
Communications Menu ........................................................................ 2-5
Operations Menu ............................................................................... 2-11
Code Types Menu.............................................................................. 2-19
User Outputs Menu............................................................................ 2-26
This chapter describes how to configure the MS-610 scanner with on
screen menu commands from a host or an auxiliary terminal.
All keystrokes are in bold typeface.
Default parameters in the menu structures are also in bold typeface.
Communicating with an ASCII Terminal
The MS-610 scanner communicates in full duplex, terminal mode with no
handshake. It also recognizes carriage returns and line feeds.
The host or ASCII terminal must match the following default settings before
any communication can take place: 9600 Baud Rate, Seven Data Bits, Even
Parity, and One Stop Bit.
A PC computer can be used as an ASCII terminal if connected as shown under
"Host Connector" and running a communications program set to the above
defaults. See your computer manual for communication's port pinouts.
MS-610 Scanner User's Manual
Menu
Configuration
Chapter Contents
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