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Intermec Janus 2020 User Manual (570 pages)
Intermec Janus 2020: User Guide
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
21
Warranty Information
21
Safety Summary
21
Dangers, Warnings, and Cautions
22
About this Manual
23
Suggested Reading
28
Getting Started
29
What Is the JANUS 2020 Reader
31
Accessories for the Reader
32
JANUS 2020 Models and Options
33
Using the Reader for the First Time
34
Unpacking the Reader
34
Charging the Nicad Battery Pack
35
Installing the Nicad Battery Pack
36
Turning on the Reader for the First Time
37
Setting the Time and Date
38
Verifying that the Reader Is Operating Correctly
39
Turning the Reader on and off
40
Where Do You Go from here
41
Learning How to Use the Reader
43
JANUS 2020 Features
45
Using the Alphanumeric Keypad
46
Finding the Special Keys
47
How to Type the Characters Printed on the Keypad
48
How the Ctrl, Alt, and Shift Keys Work
49
How the Compound Function Key Works
50
Capitalizing All Characters
52
Learning How to Use the Cursor Keys
53
Using the Number Pad
55
Finding out if the Number Pad Is Enabled or Disabled
58
How to Enter ASCII Characters
58
Using the Large Numeric Keypad
59
Finding the Special Keys
59
How to Type the Characters Printed on the Keypad
60
How to Type Other Characters
61
How to Use the Reader's Display
62
Choosing the Display Sizes and Parameters
63
Using Text or Graphics Mode
65
Using the Display as a Viewport
65
Trying out the Viewport
66
What Are Viewport Movement Steps
67
Moving the Viewport
67
If You Cannot See the Cursor
69
Adjusting the Display from the DOS Prompt
69
Understanding the Icons
71
Understanding the Reader's Audio Signals
73
Locating the Communications Ports
75
Learning about the Reader's Batteries
76
Lithium Backup Battery
76
Nicad Battery Pack
77
Installing the Battery Pack
77
Removing the Battery Pack
78
Checking the Power Remaining in the Nicad Battery Pack
80
Charging the Battery Pack
81
Disposing of the Nicad Battery Pack
81
Recognizing a Low or Discharged Battery
82
Managing Your Battery Power
83
Using an External Power Supply
84
Defining the Reader's Drives
85
Managing the Reader's Memory and Disk Space
86
Using the Laser Scanner
87
Scanning a Label with the Reader
87
Laser Scanner Options
89
Learning about the Software
91
What Software Is Provided with the Reader
93
What Software Is Provided on the Companion Disks
95
Using DOS Commands
96
Defining the Startup Files
97
AUTOEXEC.BAT File
97
Config.sys
99
Learning How to Change the Contents of Drive C
100
Using Auto-Loader to Change Drive C
103
Installing Auto-Loader on Your Host Computer
103
Using an External Power Supply
105
Adding or Editing Files on Drive C
105
Replacing All Files on Drive C
107
Deleting Files from Drive C
108
Copying One Image File to more than One Reader
110
Using Mkimage and Putimage to Change Drive C
113
Deciding Where to Run Mkimage
113
Creating and Filling the Working Directory
114
Creating the New Image File
114
Loading the New Image File
115
Examples of Using Mkimage and Putimage
116
Example 1
117
Example 2
118
Example 3
119
Creating and Using a Physical RAM Drive
120
Understanding When Files Are Saved or Lost
120
Deciding How Much Memory to Use for RAM Drives
121
Creating a RAM Drive
121
Programming for the Reader
123
Using JANUS PSK and JANUS Application Simulator
123
Using IRL and PC-IRL
124
Making PSK Applications that Work with BFT
124
Preparing Applications to Recover from Lockups
124
Using Reader Services in Applications
125
Making more Memory Available on the Reader
126
Not Installing the PC Card Drivers
126
Unloading and Loading Reader Wedge TSR
127
Unloading and Loading Configuration Manager TSR
128
Upgrading to New Software
129
Using PC Cards in the Reader
131
Learning about PC Cards
133
What Is PCMCIA
133
Features of the JANUS PC Card Software
134
Locating the PC Card Drive
134
Which PC Cards Are Supported by JANUS
134
Which Memory PC Cards Are Recommended
135
Which Expansion Cards Are Recommended
135
Inserting and Removing PC Cards
136
Inserting Cards into the PC Card Drive
136
Reader Beeps for PC Cards
140
Configuring, Formatting, and Using PC Cards
141
Preparing to Use ATA Cards
142
Configuring the Reader to Use an ATA Card
142
Initializing and Formatting an ATA Card
143
Using the ATA Card
144
Preparing to Use Flash Cards
145
Configuring the Reader to Use a Flash Card
145
Erasing a Previously Formatted Flash PC Card
146
Formatting a Flash PC Card
148
Using a Flash PC Card
149
Preparing to Use I/O Cards
150
Configuring the Reader to Use an I/O Card
150
Using an I/O PC Card
151
Resetting the PC Card Drive for I/O Cards
151
Preparing to Use SRAM Cards
152
Configuring the Reader to Use an SRAM Card
152
Formatting an SRAM PC Card
152
Using the SRAM PC Card
153
Replacing Lithium Batteries in an SRAM Card
153
Managing the Power on the PC Card Drive
155
Managing the PC Card Drivers in the Startup Files
157
Drivers in CONFIG.SYS
157
Drivers in AUTOEXEC.BAT
158
Tips for Enabling PC Card Drivers
158
Configuring the Reader
159
About the Configuration Parameters
161
Choosing the Symbologies the Reader will Decode
161
Specifying How the Reader will Communicate
162
Controlling How the Reader will Operate
162
About the Configuration Files
163
Configuring the Reader with Configuration Files
163
Creating Configuration Files
163
Creating Multiple Configuration Files
164
Backing up Your Configuration Files
164
How to Configure the Reader
165
Using the Interactive Configuration Application
166
Selecting Menus and Commands
167
Filling in Fields, Marking Check Boxes, and Saving Changes
167
Using a Series of Screens to Configure a Parameter
168
Using Multiple Configuration Files
168
Configuring the Reader by Scanning Bar Codes
170
Configuring the Reader with IRL Z Commands
171
Configuring the Reader with PSK Functions
171
Sending Commands from a Host Computer
172
Editing a Configuration File
172
Loading a Configuration File from the DOS Prompt
174
Loading a Configuration File Whenever You Boot
175
Restoring the Reader's Default Configuration
176
Recording Your Reader's Configuration
177
Networking the Reader
187
How the JANUS 2020 Fits into Your Network
189
Working with JANUS COM Ports
192
Identifying JANUS COM Ports
192
Examining the COM1 Optical Port Signals
193
Understanding How Irqs Affect COM Ports
194
Planning the Network Connection
195
Choosing a Communications Application
196
Choosing a Communications Protocol
196
Choosing a Protocol Handler
198
Configuring the Reader for Communications
199
Selecting the COM Port
199
Configuring the Communications Protocols
200
Multi-Drop Protocol Parameters
200
PC Standard Protocol Parameters
201
Point-To-Point Protocol Parameters
201
Polling Mode D Protocol Parameters
201
User-Defined Protocol Parameters
201
Activating One Communications Protocol
201
Loading and Unloading a Protocol Handler
202
Loading and Unloading a Protocol Handler at the DOS Prompt
202
Loading a Protocol Handler When You Boot the Reader
203
Loading and Unloading a Protocol Handler with a Batch File
203
Loading and Unloading a Protocol Handler with an Application
205
Specifying a Value for the FIFO Control Register
206
Connecting the Reader to Another Device
209
Running Interlnk to Transfer Files
211
Differentiating between Client and Server
211
Example of Using Interlnk
213
Interlnk System Requirements
214
Installing Interlnk on the Host Computer
215
Making the Host Computer the Client
216
Making the Reader the Client
218
Interpreting the Server's Status Screen
220
Redirecting Drives from the DOS Prompt
222
Exiting Interlnk
223
Restarting Interlnk
223
Running Communications Manager
224
Using Communications Manager Menus
224
Selecting Menus and Commands
226
Filling in Fields and Marking Check Boxes
226
Exiting Screens and Saving Changes
227
Using a Series of Screens to Configure a Parameter
227
Exiting Communications Manager
227
Typing Commands at the DOS Prompt
228
Downloading Applications Across the Network
229
Examples of Using BFT
229
Examining a Typical BFT Session
232
Preparing the Reader and Host Computer for BFT
233
Differentiating between Client and Server
234
Starting an Application When the FTA Terminates
235
Using FTA Commands on the Reader
236
Typing FTA Commands on the Reader
236
Learning the Syntax of FTA Commands
237
Editing the FTA Initialization File
239
Working with IRL
241
Learning about IRL
243
Using the IRL Desktop
244
Opening the IRL Desktop
244
Closing the IRL Desktop
245
Exploring the IRL Desktop User Interface
246
Selecting Menus and Commands
247
Moving the Cursor through the Screen
247
Exiting a Screen
248
Practicing with the IRL Desktop User Interface
248
Executing Commands in the IRL Desktop
248
Running an IRL Program
249
Pausing an IRL Program
249
Exiting an IRL Program
250
Downloading an IRL Program
250
Transmitting IRL Files
251
Receiving IRL Files
251
Clearing IRL Data Files
252
Specifying the Path for Programs and Data Files
253
Setting the Path with an Environment Variable
254
Including a Data File Path in the OPEN Command
255
Selecting the Path from the IRL Desktop
255
Resuming IRL Programs
257
Exiting a Program so You Can Resume It Later
257
Resuming a Program from the DOS Prompt
258
Resuming a Program from the IRL Desktop
258
Freeing Enough Memory to Run an IRL Program
259
IRL Reader Commands
260
Preparing the Reader for International Use
261
Configuring the Reader for a Language
263
Installing Auto-Loader on Your Host Computer
263
Choosing a Method to Configure a Language
265
Using the LOADADD Batch File with the NLS Option
265
Using the LOADNEW Batch File
266
Using the LOADLANG Batch File
268
Using an International Keypad
269
Finding the Special Keys
269
How to Type the Characters Printed on the Keypad
269
Typing the Characters on and above the Alphabetic Keys
270
Typing the Characters on and above the Numeric Keys
271
Typing Diacritical or Accent Marks
272
Using the Alt Key
272
Capitalizing All Characters
273
Using the Number Pad
273
Using DOS Code Pages
274
Using the French Keypad
275
Using the German Keypad
276
Using the Italian Keypad
277
Using the Spanish Keypad
278
Booting and Resetting the Reader
279
Booting the JANUS Reader
281
Warm Booting the Reader
281
Cold Booting the Reader
282
Executing or Skipping the Startup Files
283
Resetting the Reader
284
Forcing the Reader to Turn off
284
Breaking out of an Application
284
Displaying the Boot Loader Menu
286
Limiting Access to Advanced Reader Commands
288
Using Storage Mode to Preserve the Backup Battery
290
Dumping the Reader's 640K Conventional Memory
292
Loading Flash Memory
294
Troubleshooting
299
How to Use this Chapter
299
Powering up or Booting the Reader
300
Operating the Reader
302
Saving the Contents of the RAM Drive
308
Networking or Communicating with the Reader
309
Running IRL Programs
311
Using PC Cards
313
Using DOS Commands and Applications
316
Using Mkimage and Putimage
319
Scanning Bar Code Labels
322
Problems with the Nicad Battery Pack
324
If Your Applications Refer to Specific Drive Letters
327
Upgrading Flash Cards for JANUS 2.1 Software
329
Reader Command Reference
331
Using Reader Commands
333
Backlight on and off
334
Backspace
335
Change Configuration
335
Clear
336
Command Override
336
Enter
337
Enter and Exit Accumulate Mode
338
IRL File, Clear
339
IRL File, Transmit
340
IRL File, Receive
340
IRL Program, Download
341
IRL Program, Exit
341
IRL Program, Resume
342
IRL Program, Run
342
Laser on and off
343
Prepare for Reboot
344
Reboot
344
Viewport Movement
345
Viewport down
345
Viewport up
346
Viewport Left
346
Viewport Right
347
Viewport End
347
Viewport Home
348
Viewport Page down
348
Viewport Page up
349
Viewport to Cursor
349
Cursor to Viewport
350
Configuration Command Reference
351
Using Configuration Commands
353
Configuration Commands Listed by Category
354
Entering Variable Data in a Configuration Command
356
Address, Multi-Drop
357
AFF (Affirmative Acknowledge)
358
Automatic Shutoff
359
Baud Rate
360
Beep Duration
362
Beep Frequency
363
Beep Volume
365
Codabar
366
Code 11
367
Code 16K
368
Code 2 of
369
Code 39
371
Code 49
375
Code 93
377
Code 128
378
Command Processing
379
Disabling or Enabling Command Override and Enter
383
Defining the Reader Commands
384
Alternate Key Code Entry
384
Multiple-Read Labels
384
Communications Dock Port
385
Communications Port, Select COM Port
386
Communications Port, UART Restore
387
Communications Protocol
388
Configure
388
User-Defined
390
Activate
391
Multi-Drop, User-Defined
392
Data Bits
393
Decode Security
394
Display Backlight Timeout
394
Display Contrast
396
Display Mode, IRL
397
Display Setup
398
EOF (End of File)
402
EOM (End of Message)
403
EOR (End of Record)
405
Flow Control
406
Intercharacter Delay
407
Intercharacter Delay 12-57
408
Interleaved 2 of 5
408
IRL BAK (Bad Program Acknowledge)
410
IRL End Program Block
411
IRL EOP (End of Program)
412
IRL PAK (Program Acknowledge)
413
IRL PSS (Program Statement Separator)
414
IRL Run
415
IRL SOP (Start of Program)
416
Key Code Look-Up Table
417
Keypad Caps Lock
418
Keypad Clicker
419
Keypad Ctrl Key Functions
420
Keypad, Numeric
421
Lrc
422
Msi
422
LRC (Longitudinal Redundancy Check)
422
NEG (Negative Acknowledge)
424
Parity
425
Plessey
426
Pol
427
POL (Polling)
427
Postamble
428
Preamble
429
Records Per Block
430
REQ (Request for Acknowledge)
432
RES (Reset)
433
Scan Ahead
434
Scanner Mode
435
Scanner Redundancy
436
Scanner Timeout
437
Scanner Trigger
438
SEL (Select)
439
SOM (Start of Message)
440
Stop Bits
441
Timeout Delay
442
Transmit Abort Timeout
444
Turnaround Delay
446
Upc/Ean
447
Viewport Movement Keys
450
Viewport Movement Mode
450
Viewport Movement Steps
451
Reader Specifications
453
Physical and Environmental Specifications
455
Default Configuration
455
Configuration Commands by Syntax
463
Configuration Commands by Syntax
464
Types of Memory Used in the Reader
467
Conventional Memory (0 through 640K
468
Upper Memory Area
468
Rolled-Over Memory
468
RAM Drive
468
Extended Memory
469
Expanded Memory
469
High Memory Area (HMA
469
User Flash Memory
470
Application Flash Memory
470
Reader Keypad Charts
471
Using the Reader Keypad Charts
473
English (U.S.) Alphanumeric Keypad
473
Large Numeric Keypad
478
Configuration and Full ASCII Charts
483
Entering ASCII Control Characters
485
Configuration Options for User-Defined Protocol
488
POL and SEL Combinations for Multi-Drop Protocol
489
Key Codes
490
Full ASCII Table
496
Full ASCII Bar Code Chart
499
Control Characters
499
Symbols and Punctuation Marks
500
Numbers
502
Uppercase Letters
502
Lowercase Letters
503
Scanning Bar Codes to Select Menu Options
505
Creating Your Own Key Code Bar Code Labels
506
Software Utility Reference
507
Interlnk
509
Interlnk.exe
510
Intersvr
513
Power.exe
515
Auto-Loader Batch Files
516
Learning How to Use Auto-Loader
516
Moving the Batch Files
517
Using an External Power Supply
517
Using LOAD_USA
518
Using Loadlang
518
Using LOADADD
518
Using LOADIMG
520
Using LOADNEW
520
Using LOADXIMG
521
Using MAKE_USA
521
Using MAKELANG
521
Using MAKENEW
522
Glossary
523
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
11
Warranty Information
11
About this Manual
12
Getting Started
17
What Your JANUS Reader Can Do
19
Virtual Wedge
20
Reader Services
21
Function Libraries
22
Software Interrupts
22
Installing the JANUS PSK Ada Library
27
Programming with Ada
28
Building an Executable File
29
Build Requirements
30
Compiling
31
Binding
32
Linking
33
Debugging with JANUS Application Simulator
34
Building a Sample Program Using a Batch Program
34
Running Your Program on the Reader
35
Runtime Requirements
36
Protocol Handlers
36
Reader Wedge
37
Specific Functions with Runtime Requirements
38
Status Code Macros
40
Ada Library
41
Using the Ada Library Functions
43
Ada Library Functions Listed by Category
44
Im_Appl_Break_Status
46
Im_Backlight_Off
48
Im_Backlight_On
49
Im_Backlight_Toggle
50
Im_Cancel_Rx_Buffer
51
Im_Cancel_Tx_Buffer
52
Im_Command
53
Im_Cursor_To_Viewport
55
Im_Decrease_Contrast
56
Im_Get_Config_Info
58
Im_Get_Contrast
60
Im_Get_Control_Key
62
Im_Get_Display_Mode
66
Im_Get_Display_Type
67
Im_Get_Follow_Cursor
69
Im_Get_Input_Mode
70
Im_Get_Keyclick
72
Im_Get_Label_Symbology
73
Im_Get_Length
75
Im_Get_Postamble
76
Im_Get_Preamble
78
Im_Get_Viewport_Lock
80
Im_Get_Warm_Boot
82
Im_Increase_Contrast
83
Im_Input_Status
85
Im_Irl_A
87
Im_Irl_K
91
Im_Irl_A, Im_Irl_N, Im_Irl_V, Im_Irl_Y, Im_Set_Display_Mode
93
Im_Irl_N
95
Example
97
Notes: You Must Set the Reader to Programmer Mode with the Im_Set_Input_Mode
97
Loading RWTSR.EXE, See "Runtime Requirements" in Chapter 2, "Working
97
With Ada
97
Display to One of the Other Modes Using Im_Set_Display_Mode
97
See also
97
With System, Text_Io, Intrmecd_Io, Intrmecp_Io
97
Use System, Text_Io, Intrmecd_Io, Intrmecp_Io
97
Cmd_Count : System.word
97
Display_Status : System.word
97
Irl_String
97
Set Display Mode to Something Other than 80X25 Display_Status := Im_Set_Display_Mode
98
Im_Irl_V
99
Im_Irl_Y
104
Im_Iserror
109
Im_Isgood
110
Im_Issuccess
111
Im_Iswarn
112
Im_Link_Comm
113
Im_Message
115
Im_Number_Pad_Off
116
Im_Number_Pad_On
118
Im_Power_Status
122
Im_Protocol_Extended_Status
123
Im_Receive_Buffer
127
Im_Receive_Buffer_No_Wait
129
Im_Receive_Buffer_Noprot
135
Im_Receive_Byte
137
Im_Receive_Input
142
Im_Rs_Installed
143
Im_Rx_Check_Status
144
Im_Serial_Protocol_Control
145
Im_Set_Contrast
148
Im_Set_Control_Key
150
Im_Set_Display_Mode
152
Im_Set_Follow_Cursor
155
Im_Set_Input_Mode
157
Im_Set_Keyclick
159
Im_Set_Viewport_Lock
161
Im_Set_Warm_Boot
163
Im_Sound
165
Im_Standby_Wait
167
Im_Transmit_Buffer
169
Im_Transmit_Buffer_No_Wait
171
Im_Com1 Com1
172
Im_Transmit_Buffer_Noprot
172
Im_Transmit_Buffer_No_Wait
172
OUT Parameter: None
172
With Intrmecd_Io, Intrmecp_Io; Use Intrmecd_Io, Intrmecp_Io; Function Im_Transmit_Buffer_No_Wait
172
Example
173
This Function Returns One of the Standard Status Codes Listed in Appendix A
173
Return Value
173
Status Codes
173
See also
173
See Example for Im_Receive_Buffer_No_Wait
173
Im_Transmit_Byte
174
Im_Unlink_Comm
177
Im_Viewport_End
178
Im_Viewport_Getxy
179
Im_Viewport_Home
181
Im_Viewport_Move
182
Im_Viewport_Page_Down
185
Im_Viewport_Page_Up
186
Im_Viewport_Setxy
187
Im_Viewport_To_Cursor
188
Status Codes
189
Status Code Bit Values
191
Status Codes Listed Numerically
192
Status Codes Listed by Subsystem
210
Subsystem 0100 RS (Reader Services
211
Subsystem 0200 CM (Configuration Management
212
Subsystem 0300 SC (Scanner
215
Subsystem 0400 DC (Decodes
216
Subsystem 0500 RW (Reader Wedge
218
Subsystem 0600 CU (Communications
220
Subsystem 0800 PM (Power Management
222
Subsystem 0A00 TM (Timer
223
Subsystem 0B00 BP (Beep
224
Subsystem 0E00 IM (Intermec Library
225
Subsystem 0F00 LG (Event Logger
226
Subsystem 1000 KB (Keyboard Buffer
227
Subsystem 1100 SS (System Configuration
228
Subsystem 1200 KP (Keypad Services
229
Subsystem 1300 DP (Display
230
Dispmode.ada
233
Keyclick.ada
235
Pwr_Stat.ada
237
Xcomm.ada
239
Index
243
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JANUS 900 MHz Terminal Emulation for the Model 200 Controller
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Before You Begin
7
Warranty Information
7
About this Manual
7
Other Related Manuals
9
Getting Started
11
Introduction
13
Typical 900 Mhz Configuration
14
Starting Terminal Emulation
15
Exiting Terminal Emulation
16
Unsupported Functions
17
Using te Features
19
Using the JANUS te Keypad
21
JANUS 2010 and 2020 Terminal Emulation Keypads
21
JANUS 2050 Terminal Emulation Keypads
22
Accessing the Commands on the Keypad
23
Accessing Uppercase Letters and Symbols
23
Accessing Characters or Commands
23
Viewing the Input Screen
25
How the Viewport Works
25
Understanding the Roll Command
26
Auto-Advancing through Fields on 5250 te Screens
27
Understanding Status Line Messages
28
Customizing Your Configuration
31
Changing te Session Options
33
Accessing the Configuration Application
33
3270 And 5250 Configuration Parameters
35
Terminal
35
Communications
35
Viewport
36
VT and ANSI Configuration Parameters
37
Terminal
37
Communications
38
Viewport
39
Setting Security for the te Configuration Application
39
Using the Auto-Login Feature
41
Developing Auto-Login Scripts
41
Control Characters for Auto-Login Scripts
42
Loading the Auto-Login File
44
Configuring Terminal Emulation to Display International Characters
44
IBM 3270 and 5250 Code Pages
44
VT/ANSI Code Pages
45
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS Changes
45
3270 And 5250 Commands
47
Command Descriptions
49
Arrow Keys
49
Attention
49
Auto-Login Restart
50
Backtab
50
Clear
50
Cursor Home
51
Delete
51
End
51
Enter
52
Erase to End of Field
52
Erase Field
52
Erase Input
53
Erase Last Word
53
Error Reset
53
Exit
54
Fast Cursor Right/Left
54
Field+ and Field
55
Field Exit
55
Help
56
Home
56
Insert
57
New Line
57
Paging Keys
58
Reset
59
Reshow
59
Roll up and Roll down
60
Scroll
61
Status
61
System Request
62
Tab
62
Program Function Keys
63
Program Attention Keys
66
3270 Keys
66
Other Keys - 5250 Terminals
67
VT/ANSI Commands
69
Editing Key Commands - VT220/320 Terminals
71
Auto-Login Restart
71
Find
72
Insert
72
Next Screen
72
Previous Screen
72
Remove
73
Select
73
Program Function Keys
73
Additional Functions
76
Troubleshooting
79
Understanding Error Messages
81
Local Editing Errors
81
Reference
85
3270 And 5250 Command Summary
87
VT220/320 Command Summary
88
VT/ANSI Additional Functions
89
JANUS Viewport Movement Commands
90
Terminal Emulation Files
91
Reinstalling Terminal Emulation Software
92
Sample Auto-Login Scripts
94
TE.CFG Configuration File
96
VT/ANSI Keyboard Remapping
99
Understanding VT/ANSI Key Support
101
VT100 Terminals
101
VT220/320 Terminals
102
ANSI Terminals
104
Remapping the JANUS Keys
104
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Intermec Janus 2020 User Manual (112 pages)
Application Simulator
Brand:
Intermec
| Category:
Software
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
11
Warranty Information
11
Cautions
11
About this Manual
12
Other Intermec Manuals
14
Getting Started
15
Introduction to the JANUS Application Simulator
17
Hardware and Software Requirements
18
Installing the JANUS Application Simulator
19
Learning about the JANUS Application Simulator
20
How the JANUS Application Simulator Works
20
If You Are Not Using JANUS PSK Library Functions
22
Integrating the Simulator into Your Development Process
23
Using the Simulator with Other Products
23
JANUS Features that Are Simulated
24
Text Display
24
Bar Code Input
24
Power Management
26
Communications Input and Output
26
JANUS Features that Are Not Simulated
27
Character Height
27
Viewport
28
Contrast Level
28
Special JANUS Key Sequences
28
Speed and Performance
28
Running and Debugging an Application
29
Deciding Where to Start the Simulator TSR
31
Starting the Simulator TSR
31
Running and Debugging a JANUS Application
32
Understanding the Limitations of the Simulator TSR
33
Exiting the Simulator TSR
34
Learning about the INI File
35
How to Customize the Parameters
37
How the Parameters Are Organized in this Chapter
37
Overview of Parameters
39
Portn_Read_File
40
Portn_Write_File
42
Rx_Check_Status_Return
43
Protocol_Ext_Status_Return
43
Cancel_Rx_Buff_Return
44
Cancel_Tx_Buff_Return
44
Uart_Status
45
Expanded_Keyboard_Status
46
Kb_Insert_String_Status
47
Kb_Insert_String_Capacity
48
Flush_Exp_Keyboard_Status
49
Warmboot_Status
50
Power_Status_Line
51
Power_Status_Battery
52
Power_Status_Backup
52
Power_Status_Batt_Life
53
Power_Status_Return
53
Display_Contrast_Level
54
Display_Size_Mode
55
Display_Video_Mode
56
Display_Scroll_Mode
57
Display_Viewport_Lock
58
Display_X_Pos
59
Display_Y_Pos
60
Display_Backlight
61
Display_Char_Height
62
Appl_Break_Status
63
Follow_Cursor
63
Control_Key
64
Keyclick
65
Numeric_Keypad_Switching
66
Numeric_Keypad_Status
67
Label_Symbology
68
Sim_Wand_Key
69
Clear_Abort_Callback_Return
70
Command_Return
70
Link_Comm_Return
71
Serial_Protocol_Control_Return
71
Standby_Wait_Return
72
Unlink_Comm_Return
72
Communications Standard Return Values
73
Reader Wedge Standard Return Values
74
Customizing INI Files with the Editor
79
Why Customize INI Files?
79
Starting the Editor
81
Using Online Help
82
Creating a New INI File
83
Opening an Existing INI File
84
Clear_Abort_Callback_Return
85
Link_Comm_Return
85
Serial_Protocol_Control_Return
85
Standby_Wait_Return
85
Unlink_Comm_Return
85
Setting Parameters
85
Setting Communications Parameters
86
Naming Portn_Read_File and Portn_Write_File
87
Specifying a Path for Portn_Read_File and Portn_Write_File
87
Setting Keyboard Parameters
88
Setting Power Management Parameters
89
Setting Display Parameters
90
Setting Keypad Parameters
91
Setting Reader Wedge Parameters
92
Saving Changes
93
Discarding Changes
96
Restoring the Default Values
96
Updating the Simulator TSR with the Current INI File
97
Setting up the Printer
98
Printing INI Files
98
Exiting the Editor
99
Troubleshooting
101
Running an Application Without the Simulator TSR
103
Simulating Bar Code Input with an Intermec Wedge
103
Error and Status Messages for the Simulator TSR
103
Error and Status Messages for the Editor
104
Index
107
Intermec Janus 2020 Quick Reference Manual (22 pages)
Communications Dock
Brand:
Intermec
| Category:
Docking Station
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
5
Communications Dock Parts and Functions
6
Top Panel
6
Back Panel
7
Installing the Communications Dock
9
Mounting the Communications Dock
9
Connecting the Cables
10
Configuring the Communications Dock
10
Configuring the Reader
10
Setting the DIP Switches
11
Connecting the Power Supply
12
Operating the Communications Dock
13
Communicating with the JANUS 2020 Reader
13
Charging Batteries
13
Charging a Battery Pack in the Battery Slot
14
Charging Batteries in the Reader
15
Discharging Battery Packs
16
Reference
17
Operating Environment
17
Temperature
17
Humidity
17
How to Daisy Chain the Communications Docks
17
Cables for Daisy Chaining
18
Battery Status Lights
18
Battery Troubleshooting
19
Pin Assignments for the Dock Connectors
20
Intermec Janus 2020 Quick Reference Manual (14 pages)
2.4 GHz Radio Frequency
Brand:
Intermec
| Category:
PDA
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Overview of an Intermec 2.4 Ghz RF Network
5
Setting up the JANUS RF Devices
5
Attaching the Antenna
6
Using the JANUS 2.4 Ghz Installation Utility
7
Using the JANUS RF Devices
8
Using the J2020 User's Manual with Your JR2020G or JG2020
8
Using the J2050 User's Manual with Your J2050A or JG2050
8
Logging into or out of Novell Software
8
Using the JANUS Programmer's Software Kit (PSK)
9
Developing Applications
9
About the JANUS Configuration Files
10
Using RF Communications
10
Understanding the RF Status Icons and Leds
11
Managing Your JR2020G and JG2020 Battery Power
12
Troubleshooting Your JR2020G and JG2020
13
Troubleshooting Your J2050A and JG2050
14
Intermec Janus 2020 Quick Reference Manual (12 pages)
for the JANUS 2020 series
Brand:
Intermec
| Category:
Battery Charger
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Industry Canada Compliance
2
Agency Approvals
2
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
5
Battery Charger Parts and Functions
5
Top Panel
5
Back Panel
6
Installing the Battery Charger
7
Mounting the Battery Charger
7
Connecting the Power Supply
7
Using the Charger for the First Time
8
Charging Battery Packs
8
Discharging Battery Packs
10
Battery Status Lights
11
Battery Troubleshooting
12
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