Scanning Bar Code Labels; Rf Configuration Parameters; Acknowledgment Delay - Intermec Janus 900 Quick Reference Manual

Scanning Bar Code Labels

You can scan bar code labels to configure each RF configuration parameter. The
next section, "RF Configuration Parameters," lists all the parameters and
includes the procedure you use to configure your JANUS RF device.
Parameters can be enabled or disabled, or you can enable the parameter by
setting a specific value. Always scan the bar code labels to enable/disable the
parameter and set a value (if necessary).
Note: You cannot use the JANUS RF device's keypad to enter a value.
For help on how to change the JANUS RF device's configuration, refer to your
JANUS user's manual.

RF Configuration Parameters

This section lists in alphabetical order the configuration parameters that you
use to configure the JANUS RF device for RF communications. For help, see
"Scanning Bar Code Labels" earlier in this guide.
Note: If you have a 9185 controller, follow the instructions for the 9180 controller with
version 2.0 software.

Acknowledgment Delay

Purpose: Determines the length of time the JANUS RF device should wait for a response
from the network controller after it has sent a message. If a response is not
received within the specified time, the JANUS RF device attempts to transmit
the message again.
Default: 100 ms
Syntax: RMdata
Acceptable values for data are 0, and 20 through 100 (100 ms through 500 ms).
Note: If you are using IC.EXE, simply enter the number of milliseconds you want for
the acknowledgment delay.
To calculate the correct value for data, divide the number of milliseconds you
want for the acknowledgment delay by 5. For example, to have a duty cycle of
200 ms, scan 40.
If you scan zero, the acknowledgment delay has a default delay of 100 ms.
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