Intermec Janus 2020 User Manual page 389

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Configuration Command Reference
Point-to-Point protocol parameters
• Baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits
• Flow control
Intercharacter delay, turnaround delay, and timeout delay
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• Transmit abort timeout
Note: If you use User-Defined or Point-to-Point protocol, you should only set the
Timeout Delay command if the baud rate is 9600 or lower. You should disable Timeout
Delay if the baud rate for either of these protocols is set to 19200 or higher.
Polling Mode D protocol parameters
• Baud rate
• Flow control
• Transmit abort timeout
User-Defined protocol parameters
• Baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits
• Flow control and LRC
• Intercharacter delay, turnaround delay, and timeout delay
• Transmit abort timeout
• SOM, EOM (required)
• AFF, NEG, POL, REQ, RES, SEL
Note: You must set AFF and NEG together. If you set REQ, you must also set AFF
and NEG.
You use the following characters with IRL and Communications Manager.
These parameters are not directly supported by the Intermec protocol handler.
• EOF, EOR, and records per block
• IRL parameters: BAK, End, EOP, PAK, PSS, Run, and SOP
If you want to configure the reader for User-Defined Multi-Drop protocol,
select User-Defined protocol. For help, see "Communications Protocol,
Multi-Drop, User-Defined" later in this chapter.
Note: If you use User-Defined or Point-to-Point protocol, you should only set the
Timeout Delay command if the baud rate is 9600 or lower. You should disable Timeout
Delay if the baud rate for either of these protocols is set to 19200 or higher.
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