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Intermec Trakker Antares 248X Programmer's Manual

Intermec Trakker Antares 248X Programmer's Manual (332 pages)

Native Terminal Emulation

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Table of Contents

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
  19
  - Telephone Support
    19
  - Warranty Information
    19
  - Web Support
    19
- Who Should Read this Guide
  20
- Related Documents
  20
Getting Started

21
Using the Terminal's Keyboard

27
- 2415 Terminal
  28
  - 2415 Cursor Keys
    28
  - 2415 Tab Keys
    28
  - 2415 AID-Generating Keys
    29
  - 2415 Auto-Login Restart
    29
- 2425 Terminal
  30
  - 2425 Cursor Keys
    30
  - 2425 Tab Keys
    30
  - 2425 AID-Generating Keys
    31
  - 2425 Auto-Login Restart
    31
- 2435A Terminal
  32
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    32
  - 2435A Cursor Keys
    32
  - 2435A Tab Keys
    33
  - 2435A Standard Keys
    33
  - 2435A Function Keys
    33
  - 2435A AID-Generating Keys
    34
  - 2435A Auto-Login Restart
    34
  - 2435A 3270 Additional Functions
    35
- 2455 Terminal
  36
  - 2455 Cursor Keys
    36
  - 2455 Tab Keys
    36
  - 2455 AID-Generating Keys
    37
  - 2455 Auto-Login Restart
    37
- 2475 And 248X Terminals
  38
- 6400 Computer
  40
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    40
  - Using the 41-Key Keyboard
    41
  - 6400 Tab Keys
    41
  - 6400 Function Keys
    42
  - 6400 Auto-Login Restart
    43
- 5055 Data Collection PC
  44
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    44
  - 5055 Tab Keys
    44
  - 5055 Function Keys
    45
  - 5055 Auto-Login Restart
    45
- 59XX Terminal
  46
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    46
  - 59XX Function Keys
    47
  - 59XX Auto-Login Restart
    47
- 17XX Terminal
  48
  - Characters on the Keyboards
    48
  - 37-Key Keyboard
    49
  - 17XX Tab Keys
    50
  - 17XX Function Keys
    51
  - 17XX Auto-Login Restart
    51
- 11XX Terminal
  52
  - Characters on the Keyboard
    52
  - 11XX Tab Keys
    53
  - 11XX Function Keys
    53
  - 11XX Auto-Login Restart
    53
Using the Terminal Emulation Menus

55
- Function Keys
  56
  - Enter Key
    56
  - Shift Keys
    56
  - Y ("Yes") Key
    56
  - Up and down Arrows
    57
  - Number Keys [0] through [9]
    57
  - Display Annunciators
    58
    
    Display Position 0
    58
    
    Display Position 1
    58
    
    Display Position 2
    59
    
    Display Position 3
    59
    
    Display Position 4
    59
    
    Display Position 5
    59
    
    Display Position 6
    59
    
    Display Positions 1 through 3
    59
    
    Columns
    60
    
    Display Positions 4 and 5
    60
    
    Display Positions 4 through 6
    60
    
    Display Positions 4 through 8
    60
    
    Display Positions 5 through 8
    60
- Configuring te Parameters
  61
  - Key Sequence to Open Main Menu
    61
  - Opening the Main Menu
    62
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Menus
    62
    
    6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX Menus
    64
  - Set up Parameters
    66
    
    Communication
    66
    
    Barcode Parms (2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X)
    71
    
    Barcode Parms (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    72
    
    Protocol Opts
    77
    
    Display Opts
    91
    
    Radio Comm (Blank for 2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals Without an 802.1X Supplicant Radio Driver)
    93
    
    Without an 802.1X Supplicant Radio Driver)
    93
    
    Cold Start
    94
    
    More
    94
  - LCD Parms (Parameters)
    95
    
    LCD Contrast (59XX, 17XX)
    95
    
    Screen Size (Blank for 2480, 2485)
    96
    
    Columns
    100
    
    Screen Mode
    102
    
    Annunciators (Blank for 17XX, 11XX)
    104
    
    Backlight (59XX, 17XX)
    104
    
    Key Uppercase
    105
    
    Scroll Window
    105
  - Beeper Setup (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    106
    
    Key Click (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    106
    
    Beeper Select (6400, 5055, 17XX, 11XX)
    107
    
    Error Tone
    107
  - Tests
    108
    
    Peripherals
    108
    
    Converters (59XX)
    111
    
    Memory View (6400, 5055, 17XX, 11XX)
    111
    
    Packet Driver (6400, 5055, 59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    112
    
    Numbers
    113
    
    Timed Numbers
    113
  - Version Info (Information)
    113
  - Exit Menus
    114
  - More (Main Menu 2)
    115
    
    Keyboard Opts
    115
    
    Save Parms (Parameters)
    115
    
    Cloning Opts (59XX, 17XX, 11XX)
    116
    
    59Xx, 17Xx, 11Xx)
    118
    
    Session Menu
    118
- Restarting Terminal Emulation
  118
- 2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
  120
- 6400 Computer
  120
  - Opening the Main Menu
    120
  - To Exit Emulation Mode and Return to DOS
    121
- 5055 Data Collection PC
  121
Customizing Your Configuration

125
- Using the Auto-Login Feature
  126
  - Developing Auto-Login Script Files
    126
    
    Commands
    126
    
    Search Strings
    127
    
    Control Characters
    128
  - Loading the Auto-Login Script File
    128
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    128
    
    59XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    129
    
    6400, 5055 Terminals
    129
  - Disabling the Auto-Login Feature
    130
    
    2415, 2425, 2435A, 2455, 2475, 248X Terminals
    130
    
    59XX, 17XX, 11XX Terminals
    130
    
    6400, 5055 Terminals
    130
  - Sample Auto-Login Script Files
    131
  - Auto-Login Restart
    133
- Creating a Custom Parameter Set-Up File
  134
  - CONFIG.DAT Settings
    134
    
    CONFIG.DAT Syntax
    134
    
    CONFIG.DAT Parameter Formats
    135
    
    CONFIG.DAT Parameters and Qualifiers
    136
    
    Verifying Your CONFIG.DAT Configuration
    136
    
    Display Options
    147
- Changing Text
  153
- Preinitializing the Native te Program
  154
- Remapping the Terminal's Keys
  155
  - Remapping a Key or Two-Key Sequence
    155
  - Creating a Macro
    156
  - Nesting
    157
  - Remapping Keys for each Session
    157
  - Key Code Table
    157
- Remapping Characters
  160
- Substituting National Characters
  161
  - Creating the File
    161
  - National Replacement Character Sets
    162
  - Example
    163
- Downloading Files
  164
- CMT (Return Parameter Values)
  172
Intermec Application Server and Gateway Commands

173
- CMT, (Set All Parameters)
  173
- CMT0 (Set Response Delay)
  175
- CMT1 (Set Data Time-Out)
  176
- CMT2 (Interactive Mode)
  177
- CMT4 (Add Line Feed to Responses)
  178
- CMT5 (Set Gap Time-Out)
  179
- CMT8 (Set Data Error Checking)
  180
- CMT10 (Enable Extended Response Mode)
  181
- CMT13 (Automatically Enable Terminal)
  182
- CMT21 (One-Character Address Mode)
  183
- CMT22 (Multiple Buffering Mode)
  184
- CMT27 (6910 IGAP Operating Mode)
  186
- CMTI (Restore Default Parameters)
  187
- E (Enable Terminals)
  189
- R (Read)
  190
- T (Repeat Response)
  192
- F (Return Terminal Power-Up Type)
  193
- DME (Echo-Back Diagnostics)
  194
- DMP (Reset)
  195
- DMV (Send Software Version)
  196
- Normal Communication Flow
  197
- Compatibility with Legacy Systems
  198
- Write Display Errors
  199
Terminal Commands

201
- G (Reset Terminal)
  202
- Std/ (Set Terminal Parameters)
  203
- Wtb (Audio Annunciator)
  207
- Wtd/ (Write Display)
  208
- Command Extensions
  210
- Wtd// (Extended Write Display)
  212
- Wtd/ \Ys (Download Table)
  214
  - Input Field Control Byte
    215
  - Rules for Designing Tables
    216
- Wtd/ \Y (Display Table)
  217
- Wtd/ \Yt (Download and Display Table)
  219
- Wtd/ \Yu (Update Table)
  221
  - Replacing Pairs Together
    223
  - Restrictions
    223
  - Replacing the Prompt Field
    223
  - Replacing the Field Only
    224
- Wtd/ \Yv (Update and Display Table)
  225
- Wtd/ \F (Set Terminal Function Keys)
  228
- Wtd/ \B (Set Bank)
  229
- Wtd/ \BU (Update Bank)
  230
- Wtd/ \BE (Erase Bank)
  231
- Wtd/ \C (Set Screen Mode)
  232
- Wtd/ \P (Print)
  233
- Wtd/ \PM (Port in Use Message)
  235
- Wtd/ \PS (RS-232 Port Options)
  237
- Wtd/ \PG (Get Data from an External Device)
  238
- Wtd/ \PF (Send and Get Data from an External Device)
  241
- Wtd/ \Yp (Print Table)
  243
- Wtd/ \Yr (Update and Print Table)
  244
- Wtd/ \Yq (Update, Display, and Print Table)
  246
- Wtd/ \T (Tone)
  248
- Dtv (Terminal Emulation Version)
  249
- Dte (Echo-Back Diagnostic)
  250
- A Bar Code Scanning
  251
- DK, Display Column Spacing
  252
  - And 2425 Terminal Displays
    252
    
    Columns
    252
    
    Columns
    253
    
    Columns
    254
    
    Columns
    255
  - 2435A Terminal Display
    256
    
    Or 10 Columns
    256
    
    Columns
    257
    
    Columns
    258
    
    Or 20 Columns
    259
    
    Columns
    260
    
    Columns
    261
    
    Or 32 Columns
    262
  - 2455 Terminal Display
    263
    
    Columns
    263
    
    Columns
    264
  - 2475 And 248X Terminal Displays
    265
    
    Columns
    265
    
    Columns
    266
    
    Columns
    267
    
    Columns
    268
    
    Columns
    269
- Cursor Keys
  270
- Tab Keys
  270
- AID-Generating Keys
  270
- Auto-Login Restart
  273
- Native Additional Functions
  274
- Encoded Code 39
  274
  - Terminating Keys
    276
  - Escape Characters
    276
  - Overriding Auto Tab Scan and Auto Enter Scan
    277
Bar Code Symbologies

279
- Bar Code Algorithms
  280
- Upc
  281
- Ean
  282
- Codabar
  282
- Code 11
  282
- Code 39
  283
- Encoded Code 39 (Concatenation)
  283
- Encoded Code 39 (Full ASCII)
  283
- Code 93
  284
- Code 128
  284
- I 2 of 5 (Interleaved)
  286
- S 2 of 5 (Standard 2 of 5)
  286
- Plessey
  287
- MSI Code (Variant of Plessey)
  287
Terminal Font Set Table

289
Native Sockets

299
- Communication Basics
  300
- Host Programming
  301
  - Coding the Application
    301
  - Response Formats
    302
  - Error Messages
    302
- Normal Communication
  303
  - Coding the Application
    303
  - Syntax for Terminals
    303
    
    Wtd/ (Write Display) Command
    303
    
    Native Mode Responses
    304
- Configuration
  304
- Demonstration Program
  305
  - General Index
    314
  - Files Index
    330

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