Intermec Janus 2050 User Manual page 418

SOM, 10-87
SOP, IRL, 10-62
Spanish keypad, 2-13
Special characters, entering, 2-10
SRAM card
defined, 5-4
formatting, 5-17
using, 5-17
SRAMDISK.SYS, 2-23, 3-11, B-10
standards
Intel ExCA, 5-3
PCMCIA, 5-3
Starting Communications Manager, 6-19
startup files
editing on drive C, 3-10, 3-13
startup files, defined, 3-6
Startup menu
configuring, 3-8
defined, 3-10, 11-3
Stat menu in Communications Manager, 6-20
Status lights, 2-17
Compound function, 2-18
Conn/Data, 2-17
Ctrl/Alt, 2-17
Shift/Caps, 2-18
Stop bits, 10-88
Storage mode, 11-5
entering, 11-6
exiting, 11-7
Storing data, 2-24
Suspend mode, 6-11
system flash corrupt, 8-3
SystemSoft documentation, 5-18
T
Table storage, 2-24
TE keypad, 2-14
Terminate-and-stay-resident. See TSR
Text mode, 2-19
Timeout delay, 10-89
Transmit abort timeout, 10-91
Transparent display, 10-44
Troubleshooting, 8-3
beeps/turns off, 8-3
Boot Loader menu, 8-3
DOS, 8-13
IRL, 8-9
MakeDisk, using, 8-17
Operating the JANUS 2050, 8-7
beeps and cannot be turned off, 8-7
check numeric keypad status, 8-7
commands not working, 8-7
error reading bar code, 8-7
load default configuration, 8-8
program not receiving input, 8-8
Powering Up or Booting the JANUS 2050
error message displayed, 8-5
will not boot, 8-3
powering up or booting the reader, 8-3
Running IRL
exit IRL program, 8-9
not enough memory, 8-9
Using DOS
boot failure after CONFIG.SYS change, 8-14
COM3 error message, 8-14
drive access problems, 8-14
failure of DOS command, 8-13
host computer locks up, 8-14
Interlink/Intersvr, 8-14
not enough memory, 8-13
range overlaps, 8-13
reader locks up, 8-13
write fault error, 8-13
Using PC cards
beep when card inserted, 8-10
reader locks when accessing card, 8-10
TSR
Reader Wedge, 11-3
Turnaround delay, 10-93
Two of Five, 10-18
Type I card, dimensions, 5-3
Type II card, dimensions, 5-3
Type III card, dimensions, 5-3
U
UART
configure FIFO control register, 10-35
UART restore, COM1
FIFO control register, 6-11
Unloading protocol handlers
at the DOS prompt, 6-8
UPC/EAN, 10-94
Updating flash memory, 8-26
upper memory block, described, B-9
US ASCII codes, A-16
user flash memory, described, B-11
User-defined
Multi-Drop, A-6
protocol
POL/SEL character combinations, A-5
User-defined Multi-Drop protocol, 6-4, 10-37, 10-41
User-defined protocol, 6-4
V
Video modes, 10-45
Virtual Wedge
configuring, 3-30
disabling, 3-32
enabling, 3-31
I
Index
I-13