Ethernet Configuration Bar Codes - Intermec Trakker Antares 2460 Getting Started Manual

Configuring the Serial Port Parameters
You must first select the communications protocol for each COM port.
Depending on the protocol, you need to set some or all of these serial port
parameters to have the terminal communicate with a host computer or
serial device in a wired network:
Serial Port Parameter Default Value
Baud rate 19200
Commands via serial port Enabled without TMF
Data bits 7
EOM (End of Message) \x03 (hexadecimal ASCII value for ETX)
Flow control None
Handshake Disabled
LRC Disabled
Parity Even
Poll (Polling) Disabled
Protocol Configurable
SOM (Start of Message) \x02 (hexadecimal ASCII value for STX)
Stop bits 1
Timeout delay 10 seconds
The values you set for the terminal's serial port must match the values set
for the host's (or other device's) serial port. In a CrossBar network, you
also need to configure your 9154 or 9161 controller to add the new
multi-drop 2460 terminal. For help, see your user's manual.
You set the serial port parameters by scanning bar code labels. For help,
see the "Serial Port Configuration Bar Codes" at the end of this guide or
Chapter 8 of the user's manual.
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Configuring the Ethernet Parameters
The 2461 terminals contain an Ethernet card. Your terminal can communi-
cate to a host or any device on an Ethernet network.
You need to configure these network parameters:
Network Parameter
Network activate
Controller IP address (UDP Plus)
Host IP address (TCP/IP)
Terminal IP address
Network port (UDP Plus)
Network port (TCP/IP)
You set these parameters by scanning bar codes. For a detailed definition
of these parameters, see Chapter 4 of the user's manual. For help on
setting the parameters, see "Ethernet Configuration Bar Codes" at the end
of this guide or Chapter 8 of the user's manual.
Note: If the 2461 is on a different IP subnetwork from the DCS 300 or
host, you must also configure the default router and subnet mask.
To configure the 2461 for an Ethernet network
1. Configure the DCS 300 (UDP Plus) or host (TCP/IP). For help with
the server, see the DCS 300 System Manual (Part No. 067296).
2. Configure the terminal. Scan the appropriate bar codes from
"Ethernet Configuration Bar Codes" at the end of this guide or
Chapter 8 of the user's manual.
The 2461 will now try to establish communications with the DCS 300 or
the host. Once the terminal connects, the login or initial screen for your
application appears and the Network Connect status light remains on. You
can begin using the terminal to collect data.
Default Value
Disabled
0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0
5555
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