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Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 Programmer's Reference Manual

Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 Programmer's Reference Manual (234 pages)

Intermec 6400: Reference Guide

Brand: Intermec | Category: PDA | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

5
- European Notice
  3
- Bios Interrupt Support
  8
- Preface
  12
- Related Publications
  12
- Structure of the Book
  13
- Locating Information
  14
  - Locating Files and Applications
    14
  - Contents
    14
  - Topic Summaries
    14
  - Locating Interrupt Definitions
    15
- Support Available
  16
  - Customer Response Center
    16
- Bulletin Board
  16
Section 1 Getting Started

17
- Getting Started
  17
- An Open System Environment
  18
- Introduction to the 6400 Computer
  19
- Tool Kit for the 6400 Computer
  21
  - File Integrity Verification Utility: CRC32.EXE
    22
- Tips for Getting Started
  23
- System Configuration
  24
  - Minimum Development Configuration
    24
  - Sample Configuration Files
    24
- Reprogramming Flash Memory
  25
  - INTERLNK Session
    25
    
    Prerequisites for INTERLNK Flash Update Process
    25
    
    INTERLNK Installation
    25
    
    Reflashing Procedure
    26
- Development Environments
  27
  - Dos
    27
  - Microsoft Visual C, C++, or Borland C, C++, for DOS
    27
  - Other Environments
    27
- Setup for PC Development
  28
- Development Resources
  31
  - INTERLNK and INTERSVR
    31
  - RAM Drive
    31
  - Table 1-1 RAM Drive Sizes
    32
  - NORAND Utilities and Communications
    33
    
    Communications Using NORAND Utilities
    33
    
    Creating a Host Download Include File
    33
    
    NPCP Network
    34
    
    Tty
    34
    
    DOS Device Drivers
    34
    
    Table 1-2 DOS Device Drivers
    34
    
    PEN*KEYR 6400 Programmer's Reference Guide
    35
    
    Utility Programs
    35
    
    6400.Bat
    35
    
    64Apmoem.exe
    35
    
    Bios.exe
    35
    
    Bootdrv.com
    35
    
    Cdsvc1A.exe
    35
    
    Clock.exe
    35
    
    Delay.exe
    36
    
    Ethdrv.exe
    37
    
    Himem.sys
    37
    
    Table 1-3 DELAY.EXE Error Levels
    37
    
    Isramdrv.com
    38
    
    Lsl.com
    38
    
    Misctsr.exe
    38
    
    Mmbflag.com
    39
    
    Table 1-4 MMBFLAG.COM Return Values
    39
    
    Mode.com
    40
    
    Odipkt.com
    40
    
    REBOOT.COM, Warm Booting Utility
    40
    
    Rl2Pcm.com
    40
    
    Supporting DOS Applications
    41
    
    DOS Power Management Driver: NORDOSPM.EXE
    42
    
    ELAN Configuration Driver: ELANCFG.EXE
    42
    
    Command Line Switches
    42
    
    DOS Scanning
    46
    
    64Scn7B / 641223.Exe
    46
    
    Command Line Options
    46
    
    Table 2-1 641223 Options
    46
    
    Integrated Long Range Laser Engines
    47
    
    6400 Laser Engine Decode Capability
    47
    
    Table 2-2 6400 Laser Engine Decode Capability
    47
    
    Scanning Methods
    48
    
    Tethered Scanning
    48
    
    Internal Scanning
    48
    
    Wedge Scanning
    49
    
    Table 2-3 Engine Default Values
    49
    
    API Scanning
    50
    
    API Scanning Application Architecture
    51
    
    INT 7Ah API Functions
    51
    
    64Scn7A
    51
    
    6400Ikps
    51
    
    Figure 2-1 API Scanning System Architecture
    51
    
    Table 2-4 Scanning API Functions
    51
    
    API Calling Sequence
    52
    
    Internal Laser Configuration Tool: 64SCNPRM.EXE
    52
    
    Scandos
    53
    
    Scan Options Menu
    53
    
    Scan Barcodes Menu
    54
    
    Internal Laser Engine Symbology Validations
    54
    
    Tethered Laser Symbology Validations
    55
    
    DOS NPCP Printing: PC4800.SYS
    56
    
    Installation and Configuration
    56
    
    Functionality and Usage
    56
    
    DOS Irda Printing: PRDRV.SYS, IRDAPDRV.EXE
    58
    
    Device Driver Entry Points
    58
    
    Installation and Configuration
    61
    
    Usage
    61
    
    DOS Irda Lite Printing: NORIRDA.SYS
    62
    
    Battery Monitor: DOSGAS.EXE
    63
    
    High Level Applications
    64
    
    RF Applications
    64
    
    Batch / Mobile Applications
    64
    
    Terminal Emulation
    64
    
    Irda Communications
    64
    
    Table 2-5 NET.CFG File Information
    64
    
    Client / Server Applications
    65
    
    ADK Application Porting
    65
    
    Emulations
    65
    
    Power Management
    67
    
    Power Management BIOS: ELANAPM.EXE
    68
    
    System Power States
    68
    
    System Power State Management
    69
    
    Table 3-1 Activity Monitoring
    69
    
    Device Power Control
    70
    
    Table 3-2 Power States (General Definitions)
    70
    
    Power Device Ids
    72
    
    APM Software Interface
    72
    
    APM Connection
    72
    
    Table 3-7 Power Device Ids (Register Values)
    72
    
    Table 3-8 Power Device Ids (Descriptions)
    72
    
    Power Management Events
    73
    
    Table 3-9 Power Management Event Codes
    73
    
    APM BIOS Functions
    75
    
    Table 3-10 APM Function Summary
    75
    
    Radio Power Management
    76
    
    Firmware Error Codes
    77
    
    Table 3-11 Firmware Error Codes
    77
Section 3

79
- Communications and Device Support
  79
- Table 4-2 NPCP Protocol Errors
  79
- Table 4-5 Low Battery Indications
  79
- Table 4-6 Charging Indications
  79
- Communications Using INTERLNK and INTERSVR
  80
- NORAND Utilities: 64UTILS.EXE
  80
- Required System Files (NPCP)
  80
- Telecommunications Session Overview (NPCP and TTY)
  80
- Download Request File
  81
- Session Control File
  81
- PL/N File Descriptor for Binary Files
  82
- Upload and Download Files
  82
- Upload Control File
  85
- Example NRUPLD.CTL
  86
- Minimum NRUPLD.CTL
  86
- Communications Log File
  87
- Protocol Errors
  88
- Table 4-1 TTY Protocol Errors
  88
- Figure 4-1 9-Pin D-Sub Connector Pinouts
  89
- Serial Communications
  89
- Table 4-3 9-Pin D-Sub Connector Pinout
  89
- 6400 Keyboard Definition and Redefinition
  90
- Keyboard Definition
  90
- LAN Communications
  90
- References
  90
- Figure 4-2 41-Key Keyboard
  91
- Figure 4-3 51-Key Keyboard
  92
- Example Key Redefinition, Using a TSR
  93
- Example Key Redefinition, Using ANSI.SYS
  93
- Keyboard Redefinition
  93
- Using ANSI.SYS
  94
- Shift Keys
  95
- Sticky Keys
  95
- Backlight Control
  96
- Cursor Mode
  96
- Display
  96
- Standard Mode 3 Vs Graphics Mode
  96
- Video Modes
  96
- Contrast Control
  97
- Display Annunciators
  97
- Using MOVSCRN.EXE
  98
- Viewport
  98
- Within an Application
  98
- Locking the Viewport
  99
- Setting the Viewport to Follow the Cursor
  99
- Using MOVSCRN.EXE
  99
- Within an Application
  99
- Changing Font Sizes
  100
- Display Used on Older Units
  100
- Fonts, Rows, and Columns
  100
- Standard Display
  100
- Unlocking the Viewport
  100
- Non-PC Fonts
  101
- Unavailable Characters
  101
- Controlling the Display with Apis
  102
- Table 4-4 INT 10H Display Services
  102
- Creating RAM and Flash Disks
  104
- Flash File System
  104
- Memory
  104
- RAM Disk
  104
- Battery
  106
- Capacity
  106
- Charge Rate
  106
- Discharge Rate
  106
- Annunciators
  107
- Charging Your Battery Pack
  108
- Table 4-7 Battery Charger LED Error Codes
  108
- Troubleshooting
  108
- Charger Problems and Solutions
  109
- Common Problems and Solutions
  109
- Adjusting Volume, Length, and Frequency
  110
- Beeper
  110
- Using NORAND Utilities
  110
- Using the Terminal Emulation Menu
  110

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Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 User Manual

Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 User Manual (196 pages)

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

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
General Information
9
About this User's Guide
9
- Summary of Sections
  9
Unpacking and Inspecting
10
Figure 1-1 Computer Front View
11
Hand-Held Computer Main Components
11
Figure 1-2 Computer Back View
12
Figure 1-3 Top End View
13
Figure 1-4 Bottom End View
13
Hand-Held Computer Keyboard
14
- 41-Key Keyboard
  14
- Figure 1-5 41--Key Keyboard
  14
- 51-Key Keyboard
  15
- Figure 1-6 51--Key Keyboard
  15
Key Descriptions
16
- ENT (Enter) Key
  16
- Minus [--] Key
  16
- Period [.] Key
  16
- SCAN Key
  16
- Alphabetic Keys
  17
- Backspace [] Key
  17
- Numeric Keys
  17
- Shift Keys
  17
- Using Shifted Functions
  19
- Figure 1-7 Annunciator Locations on Display
  21
- Annunciator Descriptions
  22
- Display Annunciators (Messages)
  22
- Backlight
  25
- Display Contrast
  25
- Window Scrolling Arrows
  25
- [L/O] Suspend or Resume
  26
Display Annunciator Locations on Display Window
21
Handstrap
26
Figure 1-8 Bottom End Handstrap Attachment
27
Figure 1-9 Top End Handstrap Attachment
27
Buzzer
28
Infrared (Irda) Port
28
Battery Management
28
Battery
29
- Main Battery Pack
  29
- Backup Battery
  31
Memory
31
- Main Memory
  31
- Flash
  32
Diagnostic EEPROM
32
Resetting
32
Batch Terminal Operation
33
- Terminal Emulation
  33
Accessories and Options
33
Hand-Held Computer Specifications
39
Configuring Terminal Emulation over IP
42
- 6400 Hand-Held Computer User's Guide I
  43
Operation
43
Introduction
43
Before Using Your Hand-Held Computer for the First Time
44
- Figure 2-1 Resetting Your Computer
  45
- Rechargeable Battery Labelling
  46
Figure 2-2 Installing Main Battery Pack
47
Installing the Main Battery
47
Figure 2-3 Removing Main Battery Pack
48
Removing the Main Battery
48
Figure 2-4 Main Battery Pack Capacity Contacts
49
Measuring Battery Pack Charge Level
49
Charging Your Battery Pack
50
Battery Charger LED and Error Codes
52
Charging Indicator Error Codes
52
Table 2-2 Solution Notes
53
Backup Battery
53
Downloading Programs to Your Hand-Held Computer
54
Programming the Flash
54
Turning Your Hand-Held Computer on and off
55
- (Suspending)
  55
- Turning on Your Computer
  55
- Suspending Your Hand-Held Computer
  55
Understanding the Key Clicks
56
Scanning
57
Using a Tethered Bar Code Scanner
60
Terminal Emulation Menu Screens
73
Introduction
73
Keyboard Functions
73
- Yellow and Blue Shift Keys
  73
- Enter [ENT] Keys
  74
- Number Keys [0] through [9]
  74
- Y up and B down Arrows
  75
Display Annunciators
75
- Display Position 0
  75
- Display Position 1
  75
- Display Position 2
  76
- Display Position 3
  76
- Display Position 4
  76
- Display Positions
  77
Setting the Operating Parameters
78
- Opening the Main Menu
  78
  - Lcd Parms
    81
  - Beeper Setup
    81
- Set-Up Parms
  81
- Exit Menus
  82
- Version Info
  82
- Opening the Set-Up Parms Menu
  83
- Protocol Options
  98
- Display Options
  108
- Radio Comm
  109
- Cold Start
  111
- More
  111
- Print Device
  112
LCD Parms
112
- Screen Size
  113
- Screen Mode
  114
- Annunciators
  116
- Key Uppercase
  117
- Scroll Window
  117
Beeper Setup
118
- Key Click
  118
- Error Tone
  119
- Beeper Select
  119
Tests
120
- Peripherals
  120
- Memory View
  128
- Packet Driver Test
  128
- Histogram Opts
  130
- Numbers
  131
- Timed Numbers
  131
Version Info (Information)
131
Exit Menus
132
More
132
- Keyboard Opts
  132
- Save Parms
  133
- Session Menu
  133
To Exit Emulation Mode and Return to DOS
135
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
137
Introduction
137
Low Battery Indication
137
Cleaning Your Hand-Held Computer
139
- Case and Display
  139
- Docking Connectors
  139
- Table 4-1 Basic Troubleshooting
  140
- Diagnostic Information
  146
Troubleshooting
140
Troubleshooting Table
140
Repair Service
147
6400 Hand-Held Computer User's Guide
149
Figure A-1 8-Pin Docking Connector Pinouts
149
APPENDIX A Connector Pin-Outs
149
8-Pin Docking Connector (Standard)
149
Optional Communication Adapter 9-Pin D-Sub Connector
150

Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 User Manual

Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 User Manual (205 pages)

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

Table of Contents

Declaration of Conformity
2
Table of Contents
10
General Information
18
About this User's Guide
18
- Summary of Sections
  18
Unpacking and Inspecting
19
Figure 1-1 Front View
21
Hand-Held Computer Main Components
21
Figure 1-2 Back View
22
Figure 1-3 Top View
23
Figure 1-4 Bottom View
23
Hand-Held Computer Keyboard
24
Figure 1-5 41-Key Keyboard
25
Figure 1-6 51-Key Keyboard
26
Key Descriptions
27
- ENT (Enter) Key
  27
- Minus [--] Key
  27
- Period [.] Key
  27
- SCAN Key
  27
- Alphabetic Keys
  28
- Backspace [] Key
  28
- Numeric Keys
  28
- Shift Keys
  28
- Using Shifted Functions
  30
- Figure 1-7 Annunciator Locations on Display
  32
- Annunciator Descriptions
  33
- Display Annunciators (Messages)
  33
- Backlight
  36
- Display Contrast
  36
- Window Scrolling Arrows
  36
- [L/O] Suspend or Resume
  37
Display Annunciator Locations on Display Window
32
Handstrap
37
Figure 1-8 Bottom End Handstrap Attachment
38
Figure 1-9 Top End Handstrap Attachment
39
Buzzer
40
Infrared (Irda) Port
40
Battery Management
40
Battery
41
- Main Battery Pack
  41
Backup Battery
43
Memory
43
- Main Memory
  43
Flash
44
Diagnostic EEPROM
44
Resetting
44
Batch Terminal Operation
45
- Terminal Emulation
  45
Accessories and Options
45
Hand-Held Computer Specifications
52
- NIC Specifications
  54
900 Mhz Radio Option
54
- Ghz Radio Option
  55
- NIC Specifications
  56
- Radio and Scanner Modules
  56
Operation
58
Introduction
58
Before Using Your Computer for the First Time
58
Figure 2-1 Resetting Your Computer
60
Rechargeable Battery Labelling
61
Figure 2-2 Installing Main Battery Pack
62
Installing the Main Battery
62
Removing the Main Battery
63
Figure 2-3 Removing Main Battery Pack
64
Figure 2-4 Main Battery Pack Underside View
65
Measuring Battery Pack Charge Level
65
Charging Your Battery Pack
66
Battery Charger LED and Error Codes
69
Table 2-1 Charging Indicator Error Codes
69
Charging Indicator Error Codes
69
Table 2-2 Solution Notes
70
Backup Battery
70
Downloading Programs to Your Hand-Held Computer
71
Programming the Flash
71
Turning Your Hand-Held Computer on and off (Suspending)
72
- Turning on Your Hand-Held Computer
  72
- Suspending Your Hand-Held Computer
  72
Understanding the Key Clicks
73
Scanning
74
Using a Tethered Bar Code Scanner
79
- Figure 2-10 Connecting a Tethered Scanner
  80
- Software
  81
  - Setting Your DOS Application to Accept Tethered Laser Scanners
    82
  - Introduction
    88
- Enter [ENT] Keys
  89
- Display Annunciators
  90
- Display Position 2
  91
- Display Positions 5--8
  92
Setting the Operating Parameters
93
- Opening the Set-Up Parms Menu
  97
- Pen*Keyr
  105
- Protocol Options
  111
- Display Options
  121
- Radio Comm
  122
- Cold Start
  123
- More
  123
- Print Device
  124
LCD Parms
124
- Screen Size
  125
- Screen Mode
  126
- Annunciators
  128
- Key Uppercase
  128
- Scroll Window
  129
Beeper Setup
129
- Key Click
  130
- Error Tone
  131
- Beeper Select
  131
Tests
132
- Peripherals
  132
  - Display Test
    134
  - Keyboard Test
    135
- Memory View
  136
- Packet Driver Test
  136
- Histogram Opts
  138
- Numbers
  139
Timed Numbers
139
Version Info (Information)
139
Exit Menus
140
More
140
- Keyboard Opts
  140
Save Parms
141
- Session Menu
  141
To Exit Emulation Mode and Return to DOS
143
Introduction
144
Cleaning Your Hand-Held Computer
146
- Table 4-1 Basic Troubleshooting
  147
- Diagnostic Information
  153
Repair Service
154
Figure A-1 8-Pin Docking Connector Pinouts
156
Appendix A
157
Optional Communication Adapter 9-Pin D-Sub Connector
157
Figure A-2 9-Pin D-Sub Connector Pinouts
157

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Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 User Manual (162 pages)

Computer TCP/IP Client

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Quick Start

11
Section 1

15
Introduction

15
- 6400 TCP/IP Client Software
  15
- Product Overview
  15
  - Summary
    15
    
    6400 TCP/IP Client Software
    16
    
    Network Services
    16
    
    TCP/IP Kernel
    16
    
    Network Utilities
    17
  - Custom Applications
    17
- FTP Software Resources
  18
- Structure of this User's Guide
  18
- Related Publications
  19
- Customer Support
  21
  - Factory Service
    21
  - Customer Response Center
    21
  - Web Site
    21
  - Bulletin Board Service
    22
- Wireless Client Server Networking
  22
  - Components
    22
  - Characteristics Unique to Wireless Networking
    23
    
    Roaming
    23
    
    Out of Range Communications
    24
    
    Power Management
    25
Section 2

27
6400 TCP/IP Client

27
- Installing the 6400 TCP/IP Client
  27
  - Verifying System Requirements
    27
    
    6400 TCP/IP Client Software
    27
    
    Hardware Options
    27
    
    Radio Option
    27
  - Preparing for an Upgrade
    28
  - Installing the 6400 TCP/IP Client
    28
  - TCP/IP Client Software 1
    28
- Configuring the 6400 TCP/IP Client
  29
- Using the DOS Configuration Menus
  29
  - Setting Configuration Parameters
    31
    
    IP Address
    32
    
    Lan ID
    32
    
    Subnet Mask
    32
    
    Domain Server
    33
    
    Router
    33
  - Enabling or Disabling the DHCP Client
    34
  - Enabling or Disabling the SNMP Agent
    35
  - Setting Advanced Parameters
    35
    
    Security ID
    36
    
    Network Name
    37
    
    6400'S Sleep Timeout
    38
- Configuring TE/IP
  39
- Editing the Configuration Files
  41
  - Setting the LAN ID
    41
  - Setting IP Addresses
    41
  - Enabling or Disabling the DHCP Client
    42
  - Enabling or Disabling the SNMP Agent
    42
  - Setting the Security ID
    43
  - Setting the Network Name
    43
  - Setting the Sleep Timeout
    43
- Using DHCP or Bootp for IP Addressing
  44
- Configuring the Access Point
  44
  - Access Methods
    44
  - IP Addresses
    45
  - Lan ID
    45
  - Channel and Subchannel
    45
  - ARP Server Mode
    46
  - Flooding
    46
  - Filtering
    47
- Verifying Your Network Configuration
  48
  - Using PROXSTAT.EXE
    48
  - Using LSTAT.EXE
    50
  - Verifying 6400 TCP/IP Client Settings
    50
  - Performing Ping Tests
    52
- 6400 TCP/IP Kernel Command Summaries
  53
  - Ethdrv
    57
  - Ping
    60
  - Setclock
    65
- Sharing Files
  66
  - Ftp
    66
    
    Debugging Ftp
    67
    
    Executing DOS Commands from Ftp
    67
    
    Setting up and Ending Ftp Sessions
    67
    
    Transferring Files with Ftp
    68
    
    Working in Directories
    69
    
    Resetting Options
    70
- Using DHCP and Bootp for IP Configuration
  72
- Configuring the SNMP Agent
  85
  - Before You Use the SNMP Agent
    86
  - Configuring the SNMP Agent
    87
  - Enabling the DOS SNMP Agent
    88
  - Disabling the DOS SNMP Agent
    89
  - SNMP Command Summary
    89
Section 3

91
Troubleshooting Network Connections

91
Tables

102
- Table 3 1 Ping Messages
  102
- Using the SNMP MIB Browser
  104
- Identifying TCP/IP Client Issues
  104
  - Power Management 1
    104
  - Understanding Power Management
    105
  - Verifying LAN ID and Security ID
    105
  - Verifying the Network Name
    105
  - Modifying IP Addresses
    106
  - Increasing the ARP Timeout Value
    107
- Identifying Access Point Issues
  108
- Troubleshooting the DHCP Client
  110
APPENDIX A INTERSVR/INTERLNK Connection

113
- Connecting the Computers
  113
- Figure a 1 INTERSVR/INTERLNK Connection
  113
- Exchanging and Editing Files
  114
- 6400 TCP/IP Client Installation
  115
  - Preparing for the Installation
    115
  - Installing the 6400 TCP/IP Client
    117
  - Rebooting Your 6400 Computer
    120
  - Resetting Your 6400 Computer
    120
- Cable Pin Outs
  121

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Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 User Manual (116 pages)

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Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 Tutorial

Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 Tutorial (114 pages)

Intermec 6400: Supplementary Guide

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Troubleshooting
8
Introduction

11
Introducing the Ezbuilder Code Generator

11
- Overview of How Ezbuilder Works
  11
- Overview of Ezbuilder Windows
  11
  - Menus and Toolbar Window
    12
  - Object Manager
    13
  - Viewport
    13
- Overview of Ezbuilder Components
  14
  - Applications
    14
  - Menus
    14
  - Moving between Fields
    14
  - Screens
    14
  - Selecting an Item
    15
  - Transactions
    15
  - View Resource Dialog Box
    15
- Overview of the Ezbuilder Simulator
  16
Introducing the Tutorial

16
- Tutorial Organization
  17
- Tutorial Time
  18
Chapter Summary

18
- What's Next
  18
Creating Menus

21
Getting Started

23
Exercise 1: Creating the Main Menu

23
Exercise 2: Creating Menu Items for User Options

28
- Creating a Menu Item
  28
- Creating a Second Menu Item
  30
- Creating a Third Menu Item
  31
Exercise 3: Creating a Hidden Menu Item

31
Chapter Summary

32
Creating Screens

35
Overview

37
Exercise 4: Designing the Mm_Help Screen

37
- Labeling the Mm_Help Screen
  37
- Creating a Multi-Line Object to Contain Help Data
  38
Exercise 5: Designing the Jobon Screen

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- Labeling the Jobon Screen
  41
Exercise 6: Defining and Labeling Data Fields

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Exercise 7: Programming the Function Keys

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Exercise 8: Programming the Beep Sound

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Exercise 9: Creating the Joboff Screen

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- Copying the Jobon Screen
  49
- Changing the Duplicate Screen
  50
Exercise 10: Completing the Data_Help Screen

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Chapter Summary

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Creating Transactions

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Overview

57
Exercise 11: Creating a Transaction

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Exercise 12: Creating the Jof_Tran (Job Off) Transaction

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Exercise 13: Finishing the Transactions

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Exercise 14: Creating the Copybadge Transaction

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Exercise 15: Creating Toggle Capability

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Chapter Summary

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Testing Your Program on the Simulator

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Overview

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Exercise 16: Building the Program

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Exercise 17: Testing the Program

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- Suggested Tests
  76
- Example Data
  78
- Example Output Listing
  79
Exercise 18: Downloading Your Program

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Chapter Summary

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Where Do You Go from here

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Using Ezbuilder Features

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