Intercharacter Delay - Intermec Janus 2020 User Manual

Intercharacter Delay

Purpose: Defines the amount of time the reader waits before sending each character to
the host. It modifies outgoing data only by slowing the speed of transmission.
A character delay can be useful when the reader is communicating with a
controller through a modem using full-duplex operation.
Note: You must select the communications port and protocol before you set the
parameters that define the protocol. For help, see "Communications Protocol,
Configure" earlier in this chapter.
Default: 0 sec
Syntax: IDdata
Acceptable values for data are:
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Scan: One of these bar codes:
Intercharacter Delay, 0 ms
*$+ID0*
*$+ID0*
Intercharacter Delay, 2 ms
*$+ID2*
*$+ID2*
Intercharacter Delay, 10 ms
*$+ID4*
*$+ID4*
Intercharacter Delay, 50 ms
*$+ID6*
*$+ID6*
NF
0 ms
1 ms
2 ms
5 ms
10 ms
20 ms
50 ms
100 ms
BC
Configuration Command Reference
Intercharacter Delay, 1 ms
*$+ID1*
*$+ID1*
Intercharacter Delay, 5 ms
*$+ID3*
*$+ID3*
Intercharacter Delay, 20 ms
*$+ID5*
*$+ID5*
Intercharacter Delay, 100 ms
*$+ID7*
*$+ID7*
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