Intermec Trakker Antares 2460 User Manual page 286

TRAKKER Antares 246X Stationary Terminal User's Manual
K
key conventions, xvi
keyboard
accessory, 1-4
connecting, 2-7
connector, 1-5
Keypad Caps Lock command, 8-52
Keypad Clicker command, 8-53
L
laser scanner, See scan module
letters, bar code labels to scan, B-9, B-10
level triggering, configuring the scanner, 8-75
lock up, troubleshooting, 6-5, 6-14
long range scan module, troubleshooting, 6-11 to 6-12
Longitudinal Redundancy Check, See LRC command
lowercase letters, bar code labels to scan, B-10
LRC command, 8-54
M
manual
audience and purpose, described, xiv
guide to learning tasks, 1-10
how to find, xviii
summary of each chapter, xv
terminology, defined, xvi
memory
described, 1-9
saving configuration changes, 3-9
specifications, A-4
mixed-full ASCII, Code 39, 8-19
Model 200 Controller
communicating with the 246X, 1-3
files, copying to, 5-12
Modifier status light, described, 1-7
mounting the terminal, 2-4
MSI command, 8-55
Multi-Drop Address command, 8-56
Multi-Drop cable, 2-10
Multi-Drop protocol
receiving and converting files, 7-17
transmitting and converting files, 7-25
Multiple-Read Labels reader command, 7-9
N
NET port, locating, 4-6
network
activating the 2.4 GHz RF network, 8-57
controller IP address, configuring, 8-30
default router, configuring, 8-34
host IP address, configuring, 8-43
illustrated, 4-12
installing, overview, 4-12
I-8
network port, configuring, 8-58
subnet mask, configuring, 8-80
terminal IP address, configuring, 8-85
troubleshooting, 6-9
Network Activate command, 8-57
Network Connect status light
blinks, troubleshooting, 4-15, 6-9
described, 1-6
not displayed, troubleshooting, 4-15, 6-9
remains on for communications, 4-15
network connectivity, about, 4-27
Network Port command, 8-58
network protocols, about, 4-27
no power, troubleshooting, 6-4
non-full ASCII, Code 39, 8-18
notes, defined, xiv
numbers, bar code labels to scan, B-8
O
One-Shot mode, configuring the scanner, 8-71
operating the terminal
communications options, 3-4
configuration commands
list of, A-9
listed, 8-5
using, 8-3
configuration options, described, 3-5
humidity range, A-3
reader commands
enabling or disabling, 8-25 to 8-28
using, 7-3, 7-7
temperature range, A-3
troubleshooting, 6-4 to 6-5
options, 246X terminal, 1-4
OSI model
definition, 4-27
illustration, 4-28
P
parameters, overview for configuration, 3-3
Parity command, 8-60
pass-through network, 4-13
pin assignments, serial port, A-6
Plessey command, 8-61
Poll command, 8-62
Polling Mode D protocol, similarity, 4-6
ports
COM1, 1-5
COM2, 1-5
POST failure, 2-13, 6-5
postamble
Postamble command, 8-64
using with 95XX emulation, C-6
power cables, international, 1-4