Using Configuration Commands - Intermec 5055 Reference Manual

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This chapter contains an alphabetical list of all the configuration commands
supported on the 5055.

Using Configuration Commands

A configuration command changes the way the 5055 operates while running a PSK
application. You can execute configuration commands by
You can find the following information about each configuration command in this
chapter:
The configuration commands are listed alphabetically by command name. For a list of
bar code symbology, operations, or communications commands, use the next table,
"Configuration Commands Listed by Category."
All configuration commands begin with $+, followed by the specific two-character
command and optional parameters.
The configuration that you specify with these commands is distinct from the BIOS level
configuration specified with the setup utility. The configuration that you specify is
active only through an application built with the PSK library. For more information on
the 5055 BIOS, see the 5055 Data Collection PC Technical Reference (Part No. 978-
054-002).
The configuration is stored in a hidden file on the C drive,
referenced only when an application calls a PSK function. If
corrupted, a new file will be created with default values when a PSK function is called.
Note: Placeholders may be used in the syntax of some commands to allow compatibility
with other programmable Intermec products that have more variables.
sending a command from a device connected to the serial port.
calling an im_command from an application.
scanning a bar code label using a scanner attached to the 5055.
Command description and purpose
Command syntax and options
Default setting
Configuration Command Reference
TR5055.CFG
TR5055.CFG
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