Timeout Delay - Intermec Janus 2050 User Manual

Timeout Delay

Purpose: Defines the length of time the JANUS 2050 waits between characters when
receiving a message. When the timeout expires, an I/O error occurs.
If you are using the JANUS 2050 to use a User-Defined protocol or a Point-to-
Point protocol, you should use Timeout Delay only at baud rates of 9600 or
lower. You should disable Timeout Delay (IE=8) at baud rates of 19200 or
higher to avoid losing incoming data.
Note: You must select the communications port and protocol before setting the
parameters that define the protocol. Refer to the configuration command
"Communications Protocol, Configure" earlier in this chapter for more information on
defining protocols.
Default: 10 sec
Syntax: IEdata
Acceptable values for data are:
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Scan: One of the following labels:
No Timeout Delay
*$+IE8*
*$+IE8*
Timeout Delay, 100 ms
*$+IE1*
*$+IE1*
Timeout Delay, 2 sec
*$+IE3*
*$+IE3*
39 nugget
5 ms
100 ms
500 ms
2 sec
10 sec
20 sec
40 sec
60 sec
No timeout
A
Configuration Commands
Timeout Delay, 5 ms
*$+IE0*
*$+IE0*
Timeout Delay, 500 ms
*$+IE2*
*$+IE2*
Timeout Delay, 10 sec
*$+IE4*
*$+IE4*
10
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