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Timeout (in 10 ms incs)
Default: 100 (one second). Corresponds to 1000 ms displayed in the
menu.
Options:0 to 65535. Divide the number entered on the command line by 100
for time in seconds.
Note: Timeout or Timeout & New Trigger under End of Read Cycle (page 2-14)
must be enabled for Timeout (in 10 ms incs) to take effect.
Allows you to define the duration of the timeout period.
Serial Trigger Character
Default: ^]. Corresponds to <GS> displayed in the menu.
Options: Any single ASCII character, including control characters, except
NUL (00H), an existing host command character,
protocol character. Control characters entered on the command
line are displayed in the menu as mnemonic characters.
Note: See "Defining Special Characters" on page 2-4 and Table A-5, "ASCII
Table with Control Characters," on page A-5.
Note: Serial Data (page 2-12) or Serial Data & Edge (page 2-12) must be
enabled for Serial Trigger Character to take effect. "N/A" is displayed in the
menu when all other triggering modes are enabled.
\Allows you to define a single ASCII character as the host serial trigger
character that initiates the read cycle. The serial trigger is considered an on-
line host command and requires the same command format as all host
commands (that is, to be entered within the < > brackets).
External Trigger Level
Default: Positive
Options: Positive, Negative
Note: External Level (page 2-12), External Edge (page 2-12), or Serial Data &
Edge (page 2-12) must be enabled for External Trigger Level to take effect. "N/
A" is displayed in the menu when all other triggering modes are enabled.
Allows you to determine whether a positive or negative transition will initiate
the read cycle.
Note: If using the Microscan object detector (P/N 99-440001-03), use positive
trigger level.
1. For example, assigning an upper case D would nullify the <D> (Enter Menu Configuration)
command. For a list of operational commands used by the scanner, see Chapter 4, "Opera-
tional Commands."
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