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Polling Mode D protocol
baud rate, configuring, 12-11
defined, 6-11
parameters, list of, 6-14, 12-39
POST, warm boot, 9-3
postamble
ASCII control characters, entering, C-3
clearing the buffer, 11-6
Postamble command, 12-78
power management
automatic shutoff, using, 12-9
features, 2-41
low Battery icon, 2-30, 2-40, 10-10, 10-33
PC card drives, 4-25
POWER.EXE syntax, D-9
reader batteries, using, 2-35
status, displaying, 2-38
Power Management Status screen, described, 2-38
power specifications, A-3
power supply, See external power supply
POWER.EXE
displaying NiCad battery status, 2-38
reference information, D-9
power-on self test, See POST, warm boot
preamble
ASCII control characters, entering, C-3
clearing the buffer, 11-6
Preamble command, 12-79
Prepare for Reboot reader command, 11-14
Prev button
in Communications Manager screens, 6-37
in IC.EXE screens, 5-9
print quality, bar code, 12-43
problems, See troubleshooting
Program Acknowledge, See IRL PAK command
Program Statement Separator, See IRL PSS command
Programmer's Software Kit, See PSK
programmers, using this manual, xx
programming languages supported, 3-35
programming the reader, 3-35
programs
breaking out, 3-37, 9-5
IC.EXE, 10-7, 10-8
IRL
downloading, 7-10, 11-11
executing, 7-8
exiting, 7-9, 11-12
pausing, 7-9
receiving, 7-11, 11-10
resuming, 7-15, 11-12
running, 7-8, 11-13
terminating, 7-9
transmitting, 7-10, 11-10
software provided on the reader, 3-3
protocol, See communications protocol
helconital
protocol handler, 6-11
defined, 6-9
loading and unloading, 6-15
at the DOS prompt, 6-16
when you boot, 6-16
with a batch file, 6-17
with Communications Manager, 6-18
with IRL Desktop, 6-18, 7-5
matching communications protocol, 6-12
PC Standard, 6-34
status after booting, 6-12
PSK, 6-10
BFT-ready applications, creating, 3-37, 6-43
communications applications, creating, 3-38, 6-10
communications utilities, using, 3-38
reader applications, creating, 3-36
using, 3-36
punctuation in bar code labels, C-18
PUT, FTA command, 6-47
PutDisk
defined, 3-4
drive C, learning how to change, 3-11 to 3-13
examples of using, 3-28
image file name, defining, 3-28
image file, loading a drive C or D, 3-26
target drive, defining, 3-28
Q
quick start, formatting an SRAM card, 4-15
quotation marks in commands, 5-12
R
radio frequency, See RF communications
RAM drive
amount of memory to use, 3-33
cold boot, files lost, 9-4
creating and using, 3-32 to 3-35
described, 2-43, A-16
examples, 3-34
files, saving during a cold boot, 10-5, 10-11 to 10-14
files, saving during cold boot, 10-6
MakeDisk, using for, 3-24
warm boot, files saved, 9-3
when contents are destroyed, 3-33, 9-13, 9-15, 10-13
RDG.BAT, 3-4, 3-8, 3-37
reader, See JANUS 2010
reader commands
Alternate Key Code Entry, 12-34
Backlight On and Off, 11-4
Backspace, 11-5
Cancel the Prepare for Reboot, 11-14
Change Configuration, 11-5
Clear, 11-6
Command Override, 11-6, 12-33
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Index
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