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Intermec JANUS JG2010 User Manual

Intermec JANUS JG2010 User Manual (556 pages)

Hand-Held Computer (4MB)

Brand: Intermec | Category: PDA | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Before You Begin

19
- Warranty Information
  19
- Safety Summary
  19
- Warnings and Cautions
  20
- About this Manual
  20
- Suggested Reading
  26
Getting Started

27
What Is the JANUS 2010 Reader

29
- Accessories for the Reader
  30
- JANUS 2010 Models and Options
  31
Using the Reader for the First Time

32
Turning the Reader on and off

39
Where Do You Go from here

40
Learning How to Use the Reader

41
JANUS 2010 Features

43
Using the Alphanumeric Keypad

44
Using the Large Numeric Keypad

57
How to Use the Reader's Display

60
Understanding the Reader's Audio Signals

71
- Demonstrating the Reader's Audio Signals
  73
- Using a Headphone or Earphone
  73
Locating the Communications Ports

74
Learning about the Reader's Batteries

75
Defining the Reader's Drives

83
- Managing the Reader's Memory and Disk Space
  84
Learning about the Software

85
What Software Is Provided with the Reader

87
What Software Is Provided on the Companion Disks

89
Using DOS Commands

90
Defining the Startup Files

91
- AUTOEXEC.BAT File
  91
- CONFIG.SYS File
  93
MS-DOS Startup Menu

95
Learning How to Change the Contents of Drive C

95
Using Auto-Loader to Change Drive C

98
Using Makedisk and Putdisk to Change Drives C or D

108
Creating and Using a Physical RAM Drive

116
Programming for the Reader

119
Making more Memory Available on the Reader

122
- Not Installing the PC Card Drivers
  123
- Unloading and Loading Reader Wedge TSR
  123
Understanding the Bar Code Wedge

124
- Enabling Direct Hardware Wedge Functions
  124
- Using the Wedge Configuration Program
  125
Using PC Cards in the Reader

129
Learning about PC Cards

131
- What Is PCMCIA
  131
- Features of the JANUS PC Card Software
  132
- Locating the PC Card Drives
  132
- Which PC Cards Are Supported by JANUS
  133
- Which Expansion Cards Are Recommended
  133
- Which Memory PC Cards Are Recommended
  133
Configuring the Reader to Reset the Type I Drive

134
Inserting and Removing PC Cards

136
Configuring, Formatting, and Using PC Cards

142
- Preparing to Use ATA Cards
  143
  - Initializing and Formatting an ATA Card
    144
  - Using an ATA Card
    145
- Preparing to Use Flash Cards
  146
- Preparing to Use I/O Cards
  149
  - Configuring the JANUS Device to Use an I/O Card
    150
  - Resetting the PC Card Drive for I/O Cards
    150
- Preparing to Use SRAM Cards
  151
  - Formatting an SRAM PC Card
    151
  - Using the SRAM PC Card
    152
- Replacing Lithium Batteries in an SRAM Card
  152
Managing the Power on the PC Card Drive

153
Managing the PC Card Drivers in the Startup Files

155
- Drivers in CONFIG.SYS
  155
- Drivers in AUTOEXEC.BAT
  156
- Tips for Enabling PC Card Drivers
  156
Configuring the Reader

157
About the Configuration Parameters

159
About the Configuration Files

160
How to Configure the Reader

162
Restoring the Reader's Default Configuration

172
Recording Your Reader's Configuration

172
Networking the Reader

183
How the JANUS 2010 Fits into Your Network

185
Working with JANUS COM Ports

188
Planning the Network Connection

191
Configuring the Reader for Communications

194
Running Interlnk to Transfer Files

205
- Differentiating between Client and Server
  205
- Example of Using Interlnk
  206
- Interlnk System Requirements
  208
- Installing Interlnk on the Host Computer
  208
- Making the Host Computer the Client
  209
- Making the Reader the Client
  211
- Interpreting the Server's Status Screen
  212
- Redirecting Drives from the DOS Prompt
  214
- Exiting Interlnk
  215
- Restarting Interlnk
  215
Running Communications Manager

216
- Using Communications Manager Menus
  216
- Typing Commands at the DOS Prompt
  220
Downloading Applications Across the Network

220
Working with IRL

231
Learning about IRL

233
Using the IRL Desktop

234
- Opening the IRL Desktop
  234
- Closing the IRL Desktop
  235
- Exploring the IRL Desktop User Interface
  235
- Executing Commands in the IRL Desktop
  238
- Running an IRL Program
  238
- Pausing an IRL Program
  239
- Exiting an IRL Program
  239
- Downloading an IRL Program
  240
- Transmitting IRL Files
  240
- Receiving IRL Files
  241
- Clearing IRL Data Files
  241
Specifying the Path for Programs and Data Files

242
Resuming IRL Programs

245
Freeing Enough Memory to Run an IRL Program

247
IRL Reader Commands

248
Preparing the Reader for International Use

249
Configuring the Reader for a Language

251
- Installing Auto-Loader on Your Host Computer
  251
- Choosing a Method to Configure a Language
  253
Using an International Keypad

257
- Finding the Special Keys
  257
- How to Type the Characters Printed on the Keypad
  258
- Using the Number Pad
  261
- Using DOS Code Pages
  262
- Using the French Keypad
  263
- Using the German Keypad
  264
- Using the Italian Keypad
  265
- Using the Spanish Keypad
  266
Booting and Resetting the Reader

267
Booting the JANUS Reader

269
- Warm Booting the Reader
  269
- Cold Booting the Reader
  270
Resetting the Reader

271
- Forcing the Reader to Turn off
  271
- Breaking out of an Application
  271
Displaying the Boot Loader Menu

272
Limiting Access to Advanced Reader Commands

274
Using Storage Mode to Preserve the Bridge Battery

275
Dumping the Reader's 640K Conventional Memory

277
Loading Flash Memory

279
Troubleshooting

283
How to Use this Chapter

285
Powering up or Booting the Reader

286
Operating the Reader

289
Saving the Contents of the RAM Drive

296
Networking or Communicating with the Reader

297
Running IRL Programs

299
Using PC Cards

301
Using DOS Commands and Applications

304
Using Makedisk

307
Using Putdisk

309
Scanning Bar Code Labels

312
Problems with the Nicad Battery Pack

314
Reader Command Reference

317
Using Reader Commands

319
Backlight on and off

320
Backspace

321
Change Configuration

321
Clear

322
Command Override

322
Enter

323
Enter and Exit Accumulate Mode

324
IRL File, Clear

325
IRL File, Receive

326
IRL File, Transmit

326
IRL Program, Download

327
IRL Program, Exit

328
IRL Program, Resume

328
IRL Program, Run

329
Laser on and off

329
Prepare for Reboot

330
Reboot

331
Viewport Movement

331
- Viewport down
  332
- Viewport up
  332
- Viewport Left
  333
- Viewport Right
  333
- Viewport End
  334
- Viewport Home
  334
- Viewport Page down
  335
- Viewport Page up
  335
- Viewport to Cursor
  336
- Cursor to Viewport
  336
Configuration Command Reference

337
Using Configuration Commands

339
Configuration Commands Listed by Category

340
Entering Variable Data in a Configuration Command

342
Address, Multi-Drop

343
AFF (Affirmative Acknowledge)

344
Automatic Shutoff

345
Baud Rate

347
Beep Duration

348
Beep Frequency

349
Beep Volume

351
Codabar

352
Code

352
Code 16K

354
Code 2 of

355
Code

357
Code

360
Code

361
Code

363
Command Processing

364
- Disabling or Enabling Command Override and Enter
  369
- Defining the Reader Commands
  370
Communications Dock Port

371
Communications Port, Choose Scanner or COM2

371
Communications Port, Select COM Port

372
Communications Port, UART Restore

373
Communications Protocol

374
- Configure
  374
- Activate
  377
- Multi-Drop, User-Defined
  378
Data Bits

378
Decode Security

379
Display Backlight Timeout

380
Display Contrast

382
Display Mode, IRL

383
Display Setup

384
EOF (End of File)

387
EOM (End of Message)

388
EOR (End of Record)

391
Flow Control

392
Intercharacter Delay

393
Interleaved 2 of 5

394
Internal Drive Reset after Battery Change

396
IRL BAK (Bad Program Acknowledge)

397
IRL End Program Block

398
IRL EOP (End of Program)

399
IRL PAK (Program Acknowledge)

400
IRL PSS (Program Statement Separator)

401
IRL Run

402
IRL SOP (Start of Program)

403
Key Code Look-Up Table

404
Keypad Caps Lock

405
Keypad Clicker

406
Keypad Ctrl Key Functions

406
Keypad, Numeric

407
Lrc

408
Msi

408
NEG (Negative Acknowledge)

410
Parity

411
Plessey

412
Pol

413
Postamble

414
Preamble

415
Records Per Block

416
REQ (Request for Acknowledge)

418
RES (Reset)

419
Scan Ahead

420
Scanner Devices

420
Scanner Mode

421
Scanner Redundancy

422
Scanner Timeout

423
Scanner Trigger

424
SEL (Select)

425
SOM (Start of Message)

426
Stop Bits

427
Timeout Delay

428
Transmit Abort Timeout

429
Turnaround Delay

431
Upc/Ean

432
Viewport Movement Keys

435
Viewport Movement Mode

435
Viewport Movement Steps

436
Reader Specifications

439
Physical and Environmental Specifications

441
- Cables for Data Communications
  441
- Keypad Options
  441
Default Configuration

441
Configuration Commands by Syntax

450
Types of Memory Used in the Reader

452
- Conventional Memory (0 through 640K
  453
- Upper Memory Area
  453
- High Memory Area (HMA
  455
- User Flash Memory
  455
- Application Flash Memory
  455
Reader Keypad Charts

457
Using the Reader Keypad Charts

459
- English (U.S.) Alphanumeric Keypad
  459
- Large Numeric Keypad
  464
Configuration and Full ASCII Charts

469
Entering ASCII Control Characters

471
Configuration Options for User-Defined Protocol

474
POL and SEL Combinations for Multi-Drop Protocol

475
Key Codes

476
Full ASCII Table

482
Full ASCII Bar Code Chart

485
- Control Characters
  485
- Symbols and Punctuation Marks
  486
- Numbers
  488
- Uppercase Letters
  488
- Lowercase Letters
  489
Scanning Bar Codes to Select Menu Options

491
- Creating Your Own Key Code Bar Code Labels
  492
Software Utility Reference

493
Interlnk

495
Interlnk.exe

496
Intersvr

499
Power.exe

501
Auto-Loader Batch Files

502
- Learning How to Use Auto-Loader
  502
- Moving the Batch Files
  503
- Using an External Power Supply
  503
- Using LOAD_USA
  503
- Using LOADLANG
  504
- Using LOADADD
  504
- Using LOADIMG
  506
- Using LOADNEW
  506
- Using LOADXIMG
  507
- Using MAKE_USA
  507
- Using MAKELANG
  507
- Using MAKENEW
  508
Glossary

509

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Intermec JANUS JG2010 User Manual (119 pages)

JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility (4MB)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin

9
- Cautions and Notes
  9
- About this Manual
  9
- Other Related Manuals
  12
Learning about the Installation Utility

13
Unpacking the Installation Utility Kit

15
What the Installation Utility Does

15
How the Installation Utility Works

16
- Modifying the JANUS Drive Images
  17
  - Drive C Image
    17
  - Drive D Image
    17
- Downloading the New JANUS Drive Images
  18
System Requirements

19
Host PC Requirements

19
Making a Backup Copy

19
Navigating Within Screens

20
Preparing to Run the Installation Utility

21
Why Read this Chapter

23
Setting up the Host PC

23
- Creating a HOSTS File
  23
Understanding Configuration Parameters

24
Shelling out to DOS

32
Configuring Multiple JANUS RF Devices

33
Running the Installation Utility

35
Starting the Installation Utility

37
Configuring the First JANUS RF Device

37
Configuring Multiple JANUS RF Devices

44
Restoring the Host PC to the Original Configuration

45
Troubleshooting

47
General Problems

49
Error Messages

50
Drive a Error Messages

54
Deleted, Modified, and New Files

57
Deleted Files

59
- Files Removed from Drive C
  59
- Files Removed from Drive D
  59
Modified CONFIG.SYS File

60
- Jg2010 Config.sys
  60
- Jg2020 Config.sys
  62
- Jg2050 Config.sys
  64
Modified AUTOEXEC.BAT File

66
- Jg2010 Autoexec.bat
  66
- Jg2020 Autoexec.bat
  68
- Jg2050 Autoexec.bat
  70
NET.CFG File

72
- Jg2010 Net.cfg
  72
- Jg2020 Net.cfg
  73
- Jg2050 Net.cfg
  74
- Jg2050 Net.cfg
  75
- About the NET.CFG Parameters
  76
PCTCP.INI File

76
NET.BAT File

78
Other Useful Files

83
Minimum Files for LAN Workplace Installations

86
Helpful Information

89
Netware Client User Information

91
ARP Table Entry for TCP/IP Applications

91
Setting the Security ID on Your JANUS RF Devices

93
Customizing the J24TE.INI File

98
Creating a JANUS.INI File

99
Configuring Multiple JANUS RF Devices Using Batch Files

101

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