Choosing Your Te 2000 Configuration; Using The Keypad; Learning About The Bar Code Symbologies; Understanding The Status Leds - Intermec Trakker Antares 241 Series Quick Start Manual

Choosing Your TE 2000 Configuration

If you have a TE 2000 application, your terminal is configured for TE 2000
VT/ANSI by default. You may need to change the configuration to TE 2000
5250 or TE 2000 3270.
To change the TE 2000 configuration
1. On your terminal, press ) !. If you
have a 37-key keypad, press ( 5. The
TE 2000 main menu appears.
2. Select Set-up Parms and press \. A
password prompt appears.
3. Type C R 5 2 4 0 1 and press \.
4. Select Protocol Opts, Data Stream, and
then select the appropriate TE 2000
configuration.
5. Save your changes by selecting Exit
Menus from the TE 2000 main menu. Press Y, and type C R 5 2 4 0
1 at the Enter Password prompt.
For information about using TE 2000 terminal emulation, see the appropriate
TE 2000 guide listed on the last page of this guide.

Using the Keypad

The keypads are easy to use. Characters, symbols, and functions are printed in
four places on or above the keys. The keys are also color-coded to make it easier
to remember key combinations.
Position on the Keypad Color
Middle of the key White
Orange Press the orange ( key, then press the key.
Left side above the key
Centered above the key Pink
Right side above the key Green
Note: The 37-key international keypad has five different keys that you can
access. To type the light green character that is printed on the far right side
above the key, press the a key, and then press the key.
You can also use the arrow keys to move around an application screen. To go up
or down the screen, press = or >. To go left or right, press ( = or ( >.
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Main Menu
1) Set-up Parms
2) LCD Parms
3)
4) Tests
5) Version Info
6) Exit Menus
7) More
24XXS080.eps
To Type the Character
Press the key.
Press the pink ? key, then press the key.
Press the green ) key, then press the key.

Learning About the Bar Code Symbologies

Although the terminal can decode many types of bar code symbologies. These
symbologies are enabled when you unpack the terminal: Code 39, Code 128,
PDF 417 (PDF 417 scanner option only), and UPC/EAN.
You must configure the terminal to decode the bar code symbology used in your
bar code labels. Only enable the bar code symbologies that you need to scan.

Understanding the Status LEDs

You can use the status LEDs to monitor the status of bar code scanning, network
communications, special keys, and battery power. The status LEDs only blink or
turn on to indicate the current status. The Battery LED is amber and all other
LEDs are green. When the terminal is off, the LEDs are also off.
241XG018.eps
Good Read This LED turns on when you successfully scan a bar code
label with the scanner or the input device that is connected to the
terminal. This LED turns off after 2 seconds.
User Defined This LED is user defined. You can program this LED to
turn on and off for any task or error within your application.
Network Connect In a TCP/IP network, this LED is on when the 2415
is connected to an access point. This LED is off when the 2415 is not
connected to an access point.
In a UDP Plus or WTP network, this LED is on when the 2415 is
connected to the DCS 30X. This LED blinks if the 2415 is connected
to an access point, but the 2415 is not connected to the DCS 30X. This
LED is off when the 2415 is not connected to the network. Make sure the
Network Activate command is enabled and that the terminal is configured
correctly for your RF network. Make sure that you are in range of an
access point.
Modifier This LED indicates that one of the modifier keys, such as a,
is active. When you press another key, the key combination is available to
the application. The Modifier LED turns off unless the second key that
you pressed is another modifier key that is different from the first one
that you pressed.
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