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Intermec TE 2000 Programmer's Manual (448 pages)

5250 Terminal Emulation

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

Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
21
- Safety Summary
  21
  - Do Not Repair or Adjust Alone
    21
  - Energized Equipment
    21
  - First Aid
    21
  - Resuscitation
    21
- Safety Icons
  22
- Global Services and Support
  22
  - Warranty Information
    22
  - Web Support
    22
  - Telephone Support
    23
- Who Should Read this Guide
  23
- Related Documents
  24
Getting Started

25
Using Terminal Emulation Applications

33
- Annunciators
  34
- Auto-Advancing through Fields
  34
- Special Function Keys
  36
  - AID-Generating Keys
    36
  - Roll Keys
    37
  - Cursor Keys
    37
  - Field Exit Key
    37
  - Signal Keys
    38
  - Special Control Keys
    38
  - Special Host Key
    38
  - 5250 Additional Functions
    39
- System Messages
  39
- 5250 Serial Scanning
  40
Using the Terminal's Keyboard

41
- 2415 Terminal
  42
  - 2415 Cursor Keys
    42
  - 2415 Paging Keys
    42
  - 2415 Tab Keys
    42
  - 2415 AID-Generating Keys
    43
  - 2415 Field Exit Key
    44
  - 2415 Signal Keys
    44
  - 2415 Special Control Keys
    44
  - 2415 Special Host Key
    44
  - 2415 5250 Additional Functions
    45
  - 2415 Auto-Login Restart
    45
- 2425 Terminal
  46
  - 2425 Cursor Keys
    46
  - 2425 Paging Keys
    46
  - 2425 Tab Keys
    46
  - 2425 AID-Generating Keys
    47
  - 2425 Field Exit Key
    48
  - 2425 Signal Keys
    48
  - 2425 Special Control Keys
    48
  - 2425 Special Host Key
    48
  - 2425 5250 Additional Functions
    48
  - 2425 Auto-Login Restart
    49
- 2435A Terminal
  50
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    50
  - 2435A Cursor Keys
    51
  - 2435A Paging Keys
    51
  - 2435A Tab Keys
    51
  - 2435A AID-Generating Keys
    52
  - 2435A Field Exit Key
    53
  - 2435A Signal Keys
    53
  - 2435A Special Control Keys
    53
  - 2435A 5250 Additional Functions
    53
  - 2435A Auto-Login Restart
    54
  - 2435A 5250 Additional Functions
    54
- 2455 Terminal
  55
  - 2455 Cursor Keys
    55
  - 2455 Paging Keys
    55
  - 2455 Tab Keys
    55
  - 2455 AID-Generating Keys
    56
  - 2455 Field Exit Key
    56
  - 2455 Signal Keys
    57
  - 2455 Special Control Keys
    57
  - 2455 Special Host Key
    57
  - 2455 5250 Additional Functions
    57
  - 2455 Auto-Login Restart
    57
- 2475 And 248X Terminals
  58
- 6400 Computer
  61
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    61
  - Using the 41-Key Keyboard
    62
  - 6400 Cursor Keys
    62
  - 6400 Paging Keys
    62
  - 6400 Tab Keys
    62
  - 6400 AID-Generating Keys
    63
  - 6400 Field Exit
    64
  - 6400 Signal Keys
    64
  - 6400 Special Control Keys
    64
  - 6400 Special Host Key
    64
  - 6400 5250 Additional Functions
    64
  - 6400 Auto-Login Restart
    65
- 5020 Data Collection PC
  66
  - Characters on the 5020 Keypad
    66
  - 5020 Cursor Keys
    66
  - 5020 Paging Keys
    67
  - 5020 Standard Keys
    67
  - 5020 Tab Keys
    67
  - 5020 Signal Keys
    67
  - 5020 Special Control Keys
    67
  - 5020 Special Host Key
    67
  - 5020 5250 Additional Functions
    68
  - 5020 Top-Row Function Keys
    68
  - 5020 Caps Lock
    69
  - 5020 Auto-Login Restart
    69
- 5055 Data Collection PC
  70
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    70
  - 5055 Cursor Keys
    70
  - 5055 Paging Keys
    71
  - 5055 Tab Keys
    71
  - 5055 AID-Generating Keys
    72
  - 5055 Field Exit Key
    72
  - 5055 Signal Keys
    73
  - 5055 Special Control Keys
    73
  - 5055 Special Host Key
    73
  - 5055 5250 Additional Functions
    73
  - 5055 Auto-Login Restart
    73
- 59XX Terminal
  74
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    74
  - 59XX Cursor Keys
    74
  - 59XX Paging Keys
    75
  - 59XX Tab Keys
    75
  - 59XX AID-Generating Keys
    76
  - 59XX Field Exit Key
    76
  - 59XX Signal Keys
    77
  - 59XX Special Control Keys
    77
  - 59XX Special Host Key
    77
  - 59XX 5250 Additional Functions
    77
  - 59XX Auto-Login Restart
    77
- 17XX Terminal
  78
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    78
  - 37-Key Keyboard
    79
  - 17XX Cursor Keys
    79
  - 17XX Paging Keys
    79
  - 17XX Tab Keys
    79
  - 17XX AID-Generating Keys
    80
  - 17XX Field Exit Key
    80
  - 17XX Signal Keys
    81
  - 17XX Special Control Keys
    81
  - 17XX Special Host Key
    81
  - 17XX 5250 Additional Functions
    81
  - 17XX Auto-Login Restart
    82
- 11XX Terminal
  83
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    83
  - 11XX Cursor Keys
    83
  - 11XX Paging Keys
    84
  - 11XX Tab Keys
    84
  - 11XX AID-Generating Keys
    85
  - 11XX Field Exit Key
    85
  - 11XX Signal Keys
    86
  - 11XX Special Control Keys
    86
  - 11XX Special Host Key
    86
  - 11XX 5250 Additional Functions
    86
  - 11XX Auto-Login Restart
    86
- 700 Series Mobile Computer
  87
  - 700 Series Software Input Panels
    87
  - 700 Series Keypads
    88
  - 700 Series Cursor Keys
    88
  - 700 Series Paging Keys
    88
  - 700 Series Standard Keys
    89
  - 700 Series Function Keys
    91
  - 700 Series Editing Keys
    91
  - 700 Series Auxiliary Keys
    92
  - 700 Series Field Exit Key
    93
  - 700 Series Signal Keys
    93
  - 700 Series Special Control Keys
    93
  - 700 Series Special Host Key
    93
  - 700 Series 5250 Additional Functions
    93
  - 700 Series Auto-Login Restart
    94
- CK30 Handheld Computer
  95
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    96
  - CK30 Cursor Keys
    96
  - CK30 Paging Keys
    97
  - CK30 Tab Keys
    97
  - CK30 AID-Generating Keys
    98
  - CK30 Field Exit Key
    99
  - CK30 Signal Keys
    99
  - CK30 Special Control Keys
    99
  - CK30 5250 Additional Functions
    99
  - CK30 Auto-Login Restart
    100
  - CK30 5250 Additional Functions
    100
- CK31 Handheld Computer
  101
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    101
  - CK31 Cursor Keys
    101
  - CK31 Paging Keys
    102
  - CK31 Tab Keys
    102
  - CK31 AID-Generating Keys
    103
  - CK30 Field Exit Key
    103
  - CK31 Signal Keys
    104
  - CK31 Special Control Keys
    104
  - CK31 5250 Additional Functions
    104
  - CK31 Auto-Login Restart
    104
- CV60 Vehicle Mount Computer
  105
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    105
  - CV60 Software Input Panels
    105
  - CV60 Keyboard
    107
  - CV60 Cursor Keys
    107
  - CV60 Paging Keys
    107
  - CV60 Tab Keys
    108
  - CV60 AID-Generating Keys
    109
  - CV60 Field Exit Key
    110
  - CV60 Signal Keys
    110
  - CV60 Special Control Keys
    110
  - CV60 Special Host Key
    110
  - CV60 5250 Additional Functions
    110
  - CV60 Auto-Login Restart
    111
Using the Terminal Emulation Menus

113
- Function Keys
  114
  - Enter Key
    114
  - Shift Keys
    114
  - Y ("Yes") Key
    114
  - Up and down Arrows
    115
  - Number Keys [0] through [9]
    115
  - Display Annunciators
    116
    
    Display Position 0
    116
    
    Display Position 1
    116
    
    Display Position 2
    116
    
    Display Position
    117
    
    Display Position 3
    117
    
    Display Position 4
    117
    
    Display Position 5
    117
    
    Display Positions 1 through 3
    117
    
    Display Positions 4 and 5
    117
    
    Display Positions 4 through 6
    118
    
    Display Positions 4 through 8
    118
    
    Display Positions 5 through 8
    118
  - Configuration Menus (700 Series, CK31, CV60)
    119
  - Dialog Boxes
    121
- Configuring te Parameters
  122
  - Key Sequence to Open Main Menu
    122
  - Opening the Main Menu
    123
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Menus
    123
    
    6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX Menus
    125
    
    5020, 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Menus
    127
  - Set-Up Parameters
    129
    
    Communication
    129
    
    Barcode Parms (2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X, 5020)
    138
    
    Cv60)
    139
    
    Protocol Opts
    145
    
    59Xx, 17Xx, 11Xx)
    159
    
    Display Opts
    161
    
    Display Opts (700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    161
    
    2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals Without Either an 802.1X Sup- Plicant Radio Driver or UDP Plus)
    165
    
    Radio Comm
    165
    
    17Xx, 11Xx)
    166
    
    Exit TE2000 (700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    167
    
    More
    167
  - LCD Parms (Parameters)
    169
    
    LCD Contrast (59XX, 17XX)
    169
    
    Screen Size (Blank for 2480, 2485)
    170
    
    Screen Mode
    177
    
    Annunciators (Blank for 17XX, 11XX)
    178
    
    59Xx, 17Xx, 11Xx)
    179
    
    Backlight (59XX, 17XX)
    179
    
    Key Uppercase
    179
    
    More (700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    180
    
    Scroll Window
    180
  - Beeper Setup (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX, CK30, CK31)
    185
    
    Key Click (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    185
    
    Beeper Select (6400, 5055, 17XX, 11XX)
    187
    
    Error Tone
    187
  - Tests
    188
    
    Peripherals
    188
    
    Converters (59XX)
    191
    
    Memory View (6400, 5055, 17XX, 11XX)
    192
    
    Packet Driver (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    192
    
    Numbers (Blank for 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    193
    
    Timed Numbers (Blank for 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    193
  - Version Info (Information)
    193
  - Exit Menus
    194
  - More (Main Menu 2)
    195
    
    Keyboard Opts
    195
    
    Save Parms (Parameters)
    195
    
    Cloning Opts (59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    196
    
    CK30, CK31, CV60 with TCP/IP, 6400, 5020, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    198
- Restarting Terminal Emulation
  199
- 2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
  201
- 6400 Computer
  201
  - Opening the Main Menu
    201
  - To Exit Emulation Mode and Return to DOS
    202
- 5055 Data Collection PC
  202
Customizing Your Configuration

205
- Using the Auto-Login Feature
  206
  - Developing Auto-Login Script Files
    206
    
    Commands
    206
    
    Search Strings
    207
    
    Control Characters
    208
  - Loading the Auto-Login Script File
    208
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    209
    
    5020 Data Collection PC
    209
    
    59XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    210
    
    6400, 5055 Terminals
    210
    
    700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Terminals
    211
  - Disabling the Auto-Login Feature
    211
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    212
    
    5020, 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Terminals
    212
    
    59XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    212
    
    6400, 5055 Terminals
    212
  - Sample Auto-Login Script Files
    213
  - Auto-Login Restart
    215
- Displaying Double-Byte Characters
  216
  - 700 Series Terminals
    216
  - CK30 Handheld Computers
    217
- Creating a Custom Parameter Set-Up File
  218
  - CONFIG.DAT Settings
    218
    
    CONFIG.DAT Syntax
    218
    
    CONFIG.DAT Parameter Formats
    219
    
    CONFIG.DAT Parameters and Qualifiers
    220
    
    Verifying Your CONFIG.DAT Configuration
    220
    
    Bar Code Parameters
    223
    
    Display Options
    234
  - TE_SETTINGS.INI Settings
    241
    
    Upgrading from CONFIG.DAT Configuration
    241
    
    TE_SETTINGS.INI Configuration
    242
    
    TE_SETTINGS.INI Parameter Formats
    242
    
    TE_SETTINGS.INI Parameters and Qualifiers
    243
- Changing Text
  256
- Preinitializing the 5250 te Program
  257
- Remapping the Terminal's Keys
  258
  - Remapping a Key or Two-Key Sequence
    258
  - Creating a Macro
    259
  - Nesting
    260
  - Remapping Keys for each Session
    260
  - Key Code Table
    260
- Remapping Characters
  264
- Implementing ITCCOLOR.DAT Attribute Colors
  265
- Customizing 5250 EBCDIC to ASCII Translation
  267
  - ASCII to EBCDIC
    268
  - EBCDIC to ASCII
    269
- Substituting National Characters
  270
  - Creating the File
    270
  - Examples
    272
- Downloading Files
  275
  - Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Terminals
    275
  - INTERLNK Installation
    276
  - Prerequisites for INTERLNK Flash Update
    276
  - Reprogramming Flash Memory
    276
  - Terminals
    276
  - INTERLNK and INTERSVR
    277
  - Using CHECKCFG to Compile and Decompile Custom Configurations
    277
    
    Converting Files from ASCII to Binary
    278
    
    Converting Files from Binary to ASCII
    278
    
    Listing Parameters and Values
    278
    
    Using FLSHCONV.EXE to Build Customized HEX Files
    278
    
    Locating and Appending .EXE Files
    279
    
    Appending Data Files to Intel-Hex Files
    280
    
    Downloading a Hex File
    280
  - XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    277
Display Data Stream

281
- Screen Design Aid
  282
- Applications
  282
- Data Stream Command Structure
  283
  - Input Commands and Hex Codes
    283
  - Output Commands and Hex Codes
    283
- Input Commands
  284
  - Read Immediate
    284
  - Read Modified Immediate Alternate
    285
  - Read Input Fields
    286
  - Read MDT Fields
    288
  - Read MDT Alternate
    290
  - Read Screen (Immediate)
    291
  - Save Screen (Immediate)
    292
  - Write Structured Field
    293
- Output Commands
  295
  - Clear Format Table
    295
  - Clear Unit
    296
  - Restore Screen
    297
  - Roll
    298
  - Write Error Code
    300
  - Write to Display (WTD)
    302
- Orders
  304
  - Insert Cursor (IC)
    305
  - Move Cursor (MC)
    306
  - Repeat to Address (RA)
    307
  - Set Buffer Address (SBA)
    308
  - Start of Field (SF)
    309
    
    Format Portions of SF Order
    310
    
    Attribute Portions of SF Order
    314
    
    Control Portions of SF Order
    314
  - Start of Header (SOH)
    316
  - Transparent Data (TD)
    318
- Asynchronous 5250 Prefixes
  319
- System Messages and Parameter Errors
  320
Extended Commands

323
- Transmit and Receive on RS-232 Port (#F)
  324
  - Flow Control
    326
  - Return AID Key Characters
    327
  - Return Codes for Transmit and Receive
    328
  - Example of Transmit and Receive
    329
- Transmit Only on RS-232 Port (#P)
  330
  - Flow Control
    331
  - Return Codes for Transmit Only
    332
  - Example of Transmit Only
    333
- Receive Only on RS-232 Port (#G)
  334
  - Return Codes for Receive Only
    335
  - Example of Receive Only
    336
- Set Parameters (#H)
  337
  - Return Codes for Set Parameters
    338
  - Example of Set Parameters
    339
- Return Version (#V)
  340
- Tone (#T)
  341
- Scan (#S)
  342
  - Bar Code Length
    346
  - Upc
    347
  - EAN Algorithms
    347
  - Plessey
    349
  - Codabar
    350
  - Code 128
    351
  - Straight or Computer Identics 2 of 5
    351
  - Interleaved 2 of 5
    352
  - Return Codes for Scan Bar Code
    352
  - Example of Scan Bar Code Parameters
    353
- Get Optical Inputs (#I)
  354
- Relay (Set, Reset, Read) Commands (#R)
  355
- Magnetic Card Reader (#M)
  357
  - Extended Command Syntax
    357
  - Return Codes for Magnetic Card Reader
    358
  - Magnetic Card Reader CAB File
    358
  - A Bar Code Scanning
    359
- Columns
  360
- Columns
  361
- Columns
  362
- Columns
  363
- Or 10 Column
  364
- Columns
  364
- Columns
  365
- Columns
  366
- Or 20 Columns
  367
- Columns
  368
- Columns
  369
- Or 32 Columns
  370
- Columns
  371
- Columns
  372
- Columns
  373
- Columns
  374
- Columns
  375
- Columns
  376
- Columns
  377
  - Special Host Key
    384
  - 5250 Additional Functions
    384
  - Auto-Login Restart
    385
  - Encoded Code 39
    385
    
    Escape Characters
    387
    
    Terminating Keys
    387

Intermec TE 2000 Programmer's Manual (392 pages)

3270 Terminal Emulation

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

Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
17
- Safety Summary
  17
  - Do Not Repair or Adjust Alone
    17
  - Energized Equipment
    17
  - First Aid
    17
  - Resuscitation
    17
- Safety Icons
  18
- Global Services and Support
  18
  - Warranty Information
    18
  - Web Support
    18
  - Telephone Support
    19
- Who Should Read this Guide
  19
- Related Documents
  20
Getting Started

21
Using Terminal Emulation Applications

27
- Annunciators
  28
- 3278 SNA Keys
  28
- AID-Generating Keys
  29
- 3270 Serial Scanning
  30
- TE 2000 ™ 3270 Terminal Emulation Programmer's Guide
  31
Using the Terminal's Keyboard

31
- 2415 Terminal
  32
  - 2415 Cursor Keys
    32
  - 2415 Paging Keys
    32
  - 2415 Tab Keys
    32
  - 2415 3278 SNA Keys
    33
  - 2415 AID-Generating Keys
    34
  - 2415 Auto-Login Restart
    34
- 2425 Terminal
  35
  - 2425 Cursor Keys
    35
  - 2425 Paging Keys
    35
  - 2425 Tab Keys
    35
  - 2425 3278 SNA Keys
    36
  - 2425 AID-Generating Keys
    37
  - 2425 Auto-Login Restart
    37
- 2435A Terminal
  38
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    38
  - 2435A Cursor Keys
    38
  - 2435A Paging Keys
    39
  - 2435A Tab Keys
    39
  - 2435A Standard Keys
    39
  - 2435A Function Keys
    39
  - 2435A 3278 SNA Keys
    40
  - 2435A AID-Generating Keys
    41
  - 2435A Auto-Login Restart
    42
  - 2435A 3270 Additional Functions
    42
- 2455 Terminal
  43
  - 2455 Cursor Keys
    43
  - 2455 Paging Keys
    43
  - 2455 Tab Keys
    43
  - 2455 3278 SNA Keys
    44
  - 2455 AID-Generating Keys
    45
  - 2455 Auto-Login Restart
    45
- 2475 And 248X Terminals
  46
- 6400 Computer
  49
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    49
  - Using the 41-Key Keyboard
    50
  - 6400 Cursor Keys
    50
  - 6400 Paging Keys
    51
  - 6400 Tab Keys
    51
  - 6400 3278 SNA Keys
    51
  - 6400 AID-Generating Keys
    52
  - 6400 Auto-Login Restart
    53
- 5020 Data Collection PC
  54
  - Characters on the 5020 Keypad
    54
  - 5020 Cursor Keys
    55
  - 5020 Paging Keys
    55
  - 5020 Standard Keys
    55
  - 5020 3278 SNA Keys
    55
  - 5020 Top-Row Function Keys
    56
  - 5020 Caps Lock
    57
  - 5020 Auto-Login Restart
    57
- 5055 Data Collection PC
  58
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    58
  - 5055 Cursor Keys
    59
  - 5055 Paging Keys
    59
  - 5055 Tab Keys
    59
  - 5055 3278 SNA Keys
    59
  - 5055 AID-Generating Keys
    60
  - 5055 Auto-Login Restart
    60
- 59XX Terminal
  61
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    61
  - 59XX Cursor Keys
    62
  - 59XX Paging Keys
    62
  - 59XX 3278 SNA Keys
    62
  - 59XX AID-Generating Keys
    63
  - 59XX Auto-Login Restart
    63
- 17XX Terminal
  64
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    64
  - 37-Key Keyboard
    65
  - 17XX Cursor Keys
    66
  - 17XX Paging Keys
    66
  - 17XX Tab Keys
    66
  - 17XX 3278 SNA Keys
    66
  - 17XX AID-Generating Keys
    67
  - 17XX Auto-Login Restart
    67
- 11XX Terminal
  68
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    68
  - 11XX Cursor Keys
    69
  - 11XX Paging Keys
    69
  - 11XX Tab Keys
    69
  - 11XX 3278 SNA Keys
    69
  - 11XX AID-Generating Keys
    70
  - 11XX Auto-Login Restart
    70
- 700 Series Mobile Computer
  71
  - 700 Series Software Input Panels
    71
  - 700 Series Keypads
    72
  - 700 Series Cursor Keys
    72
  - 700 Series Paging Keys
    72
  - 700 Series Standard Keys
    73
  - 700 Series Function Keys
    75
  - 700 Series Editing Keys
    75
  - 700 Series Auxiliary Keys
    76
  - 700 Series Auto-Login Restart
    77
- CK30 Handheld Computer
  78
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    79
  - CK30 Cursor Keys
    79
  - CK30 Paging Keys
    80
  - CK30 Standard Keys
    80
  - CK30 Function Keys
    80
  - CK30 3278 SNA Keys
    80
  - CK30 AID-Generating Keys
    81
  - CK30 Auto-Login Restart
    81
  - CK30 3270 Additional Functions
    82
- CK31 Handheld Computer
  83
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    83
  - CK31 Cursor Keys
    83
  - CK31 Paging Keys
    84
  - CK31 Standard Keys
    84
  - CK31 Function Keys
    84
  - CK31 3278 SNA Keys
    84
  - CK30 AID-Generating Keys
    85
  - CK31 Auto-Login Restart
    85
  - CK31 3270 Additional Functions
    86
- CV60 Vehicle Mount Computer
  87
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    87
  - CV60 Software Input Panels
    87
  - CV60 Keyboard
    89
  - CV60 Cursor Keys
    89
  - CV60 Paging Keys
    89
  - CV60 Tab Keys
    90
  - CV60 3278 SNA Keys
    90
  - CV60 AID-Generating Keys
    91
  - CV60 Auto-Login Restart
    91
Using the Terminal Emulation Menus

93
- Function Keys
  94
  - Enter Key
    94
  - Shift Keys
    94
  - Y ("Yes") Key
    94
  - Up and down Arrows
    95
  - Number Keys [0] through [9]
    95
  - Display Annunciators
    95
    
    Display Position 0
    95
    
    Display Position 1
    96
    
    Display Position 2
    96
    
    Display Position 3
    96
    
    Display Position 4
    97
    
    Display Position 5
    97
    
    Display Position 6
    97
    
    Display Positions 1 through 3
    97
    
    Display Positions 4 through 6
    97
    
    Display Positions 4 through 8
    98
    
    Display Positions 5 through 8
    98
  - Configuration Menus (700 Series, CK31, CV60)
    99
- Configuring te Parameters
  101
  - Key Sequence to Open Main Menu
    101
  - Opening the Main Menu
    102
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Menus
    102
    
    6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX Menus
    104
    
    5020, 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Menus
    106
  - Set-Up Parameters
    108
    
    Communication
    108
    
    Barcode Parms (2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X, 5020)
    117
    
    Cv60)
    118
    
    Protocol Opts
    124
    
    59Xx, 17Xx, 11Xx)
    138
    
    Display Opts (700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    140
    
    2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals Without Either an 802.1X Sup- Plicant Radio Driver or UDP Plus)
    143
    
    Radio Comm
    143
    
    17Xx, 11Xx)
    145
    
    Exit TE2000 (700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    146
    
    More
    146
  - LCD Parms (Parameters)
    148
    
    LCD Contrast (59XX, 17XX)
    148
    
    Screen Size (Blank for 2480, 2485)
    149
    
    Screen Mode
    156
    
    Annunciators (Blank for 17XX, 11XX)
    157
    
    59Xx, 17Xx, 11Xx)
    158
    
    Backlight (59XX, 17XX)
    158
    
    Key Uppercase
    158
    
    More (700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    159
    
    Scroll Window
    159
  - Beeper Setup (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX, CK30, CK31)
    164
    
    Key Click
    165
    
    Beeper Select (6400, 5055, 17XX, 11XX)
    166
    
    Error Tone
    166
  - Tests
    167
    
    Peripherals
    167
    
    Converters (59XX)
    170
    
    Memory View (6400, 5055, 17XX, 11XX)
    171
    
    Packet Driver (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    171
    
    Numbers (Blank for 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    172
    
    Timed Numbers (Blank for 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60)
    172
  - Version Info (Information)
    172
  - Exit Menus
    173
  - More (Main Menu 2)
    174
    
    Keyboard Opts
    174
    
    Save Parms (Parameters)
    174
    
    Cloning Opts (59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    175
    
    CK30, CK31, CV60 with TCP/IP, 6400, 5020, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    177
- Restarting Terminal Emulation
  178
- 2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
  180
- 6400 Computer
  180
  - Opening the Main Menu
    180
  - To Exit Emulation Mode and Return to DOS
    181
- 5055 Data Collection PC
  181
Customizing Your Configuration

183
- Using the Auto-Login Feature
  184
  - Developing Auto-Login Script Files
    184
    
    Commands
    184
    
    Search Strings
    185
    
    Control Characters
    186
  - Loading the Auto-Login Script File
    187
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    187
    
    5020 Data Collection PC
    188
    
    6400, 5055 Terminals
    188
    
    59XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    189
    
    700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Terminals
    189
  - Disabling the Auto-Login Feature
    190
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    190
    
    5020, 700 Series, CK30, CK31, CV60 Terminals
    190
    
    59XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    191
    
    6400, 5055 Terminals
    191
  - Sample Auto-Login Script Files
    191
  - Auto-Login Restart
    193
- Creating a Custom Parameter Set-Up File
  194
  - CONFIG.DAT Settings
    194
    
    CONFIG.DAT Syntax
    194
    
    CONFIG.DAT Parameter Formats
    195
    
    CONFIG.DAT Parameters and Qualifiers
    196
    
    Verifying Your CONFIG.DAT Configuration
    196
    
    Bar Code Parameters
    199
    
    Display Options
    211
  - TE_SETTINGS.INI Settings
    217
    
    Upgrading from CONFIG.DAT Configuration
    217
    
    TE_SETTINGS.INI Configuration
    218
    
    TE_SETTINGS.INI Parameter Formats
    218
    
    TE_SETTINGS.INI Parameters and Qualifiers
    219
- Changing Text
  232
- Preinitializing the 3270 te Program
  233
- Remapping the Terminal's Keys
  234
  - Remapping a Key or Two-Key Sequence
    234
  - Creating a Macro
    235
  - Nesting
    236
  - Remapping Keys for each Session
    236
  - Key Code Table
    236
- Remapping Characters
  239
- Implementing ITCCOLOR.DAT Attribute Colors
  240
- Substituting National Characters
  242
  - Creating the File
    242
  - EBCDIC to ASCII Table
    245
  - Examples
    246
- Downloading Files
  249
  - A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    249
  - INTERLNK Installation
    250
  - Prerequisites for INTERLNK Flash Update
    250
  - Reprogramming Flash Memory
    250
  - Terminals
    250
  - INTERLNK and INTERSVR
    251
  - Using CHECKCFG to Compile and Decompile Custom Configurations
    251
    
    Converting Files from ASCII to Binary
    252
    
    Converting Files from Binary to ASCII
    252
    
    Listing Parameters and Values
    252
    
    Using FLSHCONV.EXE to Build Customized HEX Files
    252
    
    Locating and Appending .EXE Files
    253
    
    Appending Data Files to Intel-Hex Files
    254
    
    Downloading a Hex File
    254
  - XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    251
- Data Stream Commands
  255
- Screen Design Aid
  256
- Applications
  256
  - Data Stream Commands
    256
  - Erase All Unprotected Command
    257
  - Erase/Write Alternate Command
    257
  - Erase/Write Command
    257
  - Read Modified All Command
    258
  - Read Modified Command
    258
  - Reset Terminal
    258
  - Write Command
    259
  - Write Control Character
    259
  - Data Stream Format
    260
- Orders
  262
  - EUA Order
    263
  - Repeat Address (RA) Order
    264
  - Sttt Scanner (SCN) Order
    265
  - Set Buffer Address (SBA) Order
    267
  - Start Field (SF) Order
    268
    
    Automatic Skip
    269
    
    Auto Enter
    270
    
    Auto-Forward Tab
    270
- Sending Data to the Host
  270
- AID Keys
  271
Extended Commands

273
- Transmit and Receive on RS-232 Port (#F)
  274
  - Flow Control
    276
  - Return AID Key Characters
    277
  - Return Codes for Transmit and Receive
    278
  - Example of Transmit and Receive
    279
- Transmit Only on RS-232 Port (#P)
  280
  - Flow Control
    281
  - Return Codes for Transmit Only
    282
  - Example of Transmit Only
    283
- Receive Only on RS-232 Port (#G)
  284
  - Return Codes for Receive Only
    285
  - Example of Receive Only
    286
- Set Parameters (#H)
  287
  - Return Codes for Set Parameters
    288
  - Example of Set Parameters
    289
- Return Version (#V)
  290
- Tone (#T)
  291
- Scan (#S)
  292
  - Bar Code Length
    296
  - EAN Algorithms
    297
- Plessey
  299
- Codabar
  300
  - Code 128
    301
  - Straight or Computer Identics 2 of 5
    301
  - Interleaved 2 of 5
    302
  - Return Codes for Scan Bar Code
    302
  - Example of Scan Bar Code Parameters
    303
  - Get Optical Inputs (#I)
    304
  - Relay (Set, Reset, Read) Commands (#R)
    305
  - Magnetic Card Reader (#M)
    307
    
    Extended Command Syntax
    307
    
    Magnetic Card Reader CAB File
    308
    
    Return Codes for Magnetic Card Reader
    308
    
    A Bar Code Scanning
    309
  - DK, Display Column Spacing
    310
    
    And 2425 Terminal Displays
    310
    
    Columns
    310
    
    Columns
    311
    
    Columns
    312
    
    Columns
    313
    
    Columns
    314
    
    And 248X Terminal Displays
    323
  - Additional Functions
    333
  - Encoded Code 39
    334
    
    Escape Characters
    336
    
    Terminating Keys
    336
    
    B Bar Code Symbologies
    339
- Bar Code Algorithms
  340
  - Columns
    340
  - Codabar
    342
- Encoded Code 39 (Full ASCII)
  343
- Code 128
  344
- I 2 of 5 (Interleaved)
  346
- MSI Code (Variant of Plessey)
  347
  - Plessey
    347
  - C Conversion Tables
    349
- Decimal to Hexadecimal
  350
- Binary to EBCDIC
  353
- D Terminal Font Set Table
  357

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