Intermec JANUS 2020 User Manual page 552

Address, Multi-Drop, 12-7
AFF, 12-8
Automatic Shutoff, 12-9
Baud Rate, 12-11
Beep Duration, 12-12
Beep Frequency, 12-13
Beep Volume, 12-15
Codabar, 12-16
Code 11, 12-17
Code 128, 12-28
Code 16K, 12-18
Code 2 of 5, 12-19
Code 39, 12-21
Code 49, 12-25
Code 93, 12-27
Command Processing, 12-29
Communications Dock Port, 12-35
Communications Port, Select COM Port, 12-36
Communications Port, UART Restore, 12-37
Communications Protocol, 12-38
Communications Protocol, Activate, 12-41
Communications Protocol, Configure, 12-38
Communications Protocol, Multi-Drop, User-
Defined, 12-42
configuration file, editing, 5-14
Data Bits, 12-43
Decode Security, 12-44
Display Backlight Timeout, 12-44
Display Contrast, 12-46
Display Mode, IRL, 12-47
Display Setup, 12-48
EOF, 12-52
EOM, 12-53
EOR, 12-55
Flow Control, 12-56
Intercharacter Delay, 12-57
Interleaved 2 of 5, 12-58
IRL BAK, 12-60
IRL End Program Block, 12-61
IRL EOP, 12-62
IRL PAK, 12-63
IRL PSS, 12-64
IRL Run, 12-65
IRL SOP, 12-66
Key Code Look-Up Table, 12-67, C-8
Keypad Caps Lock, 12-68
Keypad Clicker, 12-69
Keypad Ctrl Key Functions, 12-70
list of default settings, A-7 to A-10
listed by category, 12-4
listed by syntax, A-11 to A-14
LRC, 12-72
MSI, 12-72
NEG, 12-74
Numeric Keypad, 12-71
Parity, 12-75
Plessey, 12-76
POL, 12-77
Postamble, 12-78
Preamble, 12-79
Records Per Block, 12-80
REQ, 12-82
RES, 12-83
Scan Ahead, 12-84
Scanner Mode, 12-85
Scanner Redundancy, 12-86
Scanner Timeout, 12-87
Scanner Trigger, 12-88
SEL, 12-89
SOM, 12-90
Stop Bits, 12-91
Timeout Delay, 12-92
Transmit Abort Timeout, 12-93
Turnaround Delay, 12-95
UPC/EAN, 12-96
using, 12-3
variable data, entering, 12-6
Viewport Movement Keys, 12-99
Viewport Movement Mode, 12-99
Viewport Movement Steps, 12-100
configuration file
backing up, 5-6
configuring the reader, 5-5
creating, 5-5
defined, 5-5
editing, 5-7, 5-14
error file, listing, 5-16
format for commands, 5-14
loading from the DOS prompt, 5-7, 5-15
loading while booting, 5-7, 5-16
multiple files, using, 5-6, 5-10
Configuration Manager
defined, 3-3
configuring
bar code wedge, default, 3-42
Direct Hardware Wedge, 3-43
Virtual Wedge, 3-43
configuring the bar code wedge, 3-42
configuring the reader
bar code symbologies, choosing, 5-3
communications, steps for, 6-13
configuration commands, using, 12-3
configuration file, loading, 5-15
Configuration Manager, defined, 3-38
default settings, A-7 to A-10
default settings, restoring, 5-17
DOS NLS, 8-3
IC.EXE, using, 5-8
IRL, using, 5-13
operating parameters, described, 5-4
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Index
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