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Intermec Transaction Manager 9560 User Manual (309 pages)

stationary online data collection reader

Brand: Intermec | Category: Barcode Reader | Size: 1.05 MB

Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin

15
- Warranty Information
  15
- Safety Summary
  15
- Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
  16
- About this Manual
  16
- Other Intermec Manuals
  20
Getting Started

21
Roadmap

23
The 9560 Transaction Manager

24
- 9560 Component Options
  25
- Optional Input Devices
  26
- Data Formats and Programming
  26
- Memory
  26
- Bar Code Symbologies
  27
- Communications
  27
- Status Beeps
  27
Preparing to Install the 9560

29
Getting Ready to Install the 9560

31
Determining a Mounting Location

32
- Choosing Secured or Unsecured Wiring
  33
Selecting External Devices

33
Connecting to a Data Collection System

38
Meeting Power Supply Requirements

46
Installing the 9560

47
Overview of Installing the 9560

49
Routing Cables and Power Supply

51
- Routing with Secured Wiring
  52
- Routing with Unsecured Wiring
  53
Connecting External Devices

54
Attaching the Mounting Plate

59
Attaching the 9560 to the Wall

61
Starting and Operating the 9560

63
Starting the 9560

65
- Starting the 9560 with the Magnetic Card Reader
  66
Reading Bar Code Labels

67
- Multiple-Read Labels
  67
- Regular Labels
  67
Using the Slot Scanner

68
- Bar Code Placement
  68
Using the Magnetic Card Reader

69
Using a Wand

70
Using a Laser Scanner

71
- Optimum Scanning
  72
Using the Keypad

73
- Function Key Layout
  74
Data Communications and Operating Options

75
Introduction to Data Communications

77
Working with Protocols

80
Data Format Requirements

84
- SOM Character (Start of Message)
  84
- Preambles and Postambles
  84
- EOR Characters (End of Record)
  85
- EOF Characters (End of File)
  85
- Record
  85
- Records Per Block
  85
- EOM Characters (End of Message)
  86
- Error Checking
  86
Displaying Data on the 9560

86
- Types of Data Displayed
  86
- Display Settings and Formatting
  87
  - Buffered Display
    87
  - Transparent Display
    87
  - Formatting the Display
    87
- Display Overflow
  88
- Displaying ASCII Control Codes
  89
Displaying Data on a Terminal

89
Displaying International Character Sets

93
Using the Katakana Character Set

97
- Entering Katakana Characters
  99
- Assigning a Function Key to Katakana and US-ASCII Character Sets
  100
  - Kana Mode Character Tables
    100
  - Ro-Maji Mode Character Table
    103
9560 Operating Modes and Command Types

105
- Accumulate Mode
  105
- Full ASCII Mode
  106
- Command Types
  106
Configuring the 9560

107
Specifying Configuration Parameters

109
Using Batch Configuration

116
- Batch Configuration Example
  116
Downloading Configuration Commands

117
- Download Command Example
  117
Using Prompting Configuration Mode

118
Configuration Commands

133
Using the Configuration Commands

135
- ADDR (Address, Multidrop)
  136
- AFF (Affirmative Acknowledgment)
  137
- Append Time to Data
  138
- Baud Rate
  139
- Beeper Volume
  140
- Character Set
  141
- Codabar
  142
- Code 11
  144
- Code 39
  145
- Code 128
  147
- Computer Response Required Mode (CRRM)
  148
- Data Bits
  149
- Display Setting
  150
- EOM (End of Message)
  151
- Full ASCII
  152
- Intercharacter Delay
  153
- Interface
  154
- Interleaved 2 of 5 (I 2 of 5)
  155
- IRL BAK (Bad Program Acknowledge)
  156
- IRL END (End of Program)
  157
- IRL EOF (End of File)
  158
- IRL EOP (End of Program Block)
  159
- IRL EOR (End of Record)
  160
- IRL PAK (Program Acknowledge)
  161
- IRL PSS (Program Statement Separator)
  162
- Irl Run
  163
- IRL SOP (Start of Program Block)
  164
- Katakana
  165
- LRC (Longitudinal Redundancy Check)
  168
- NEG (Negative Acknowledgment)
  169
- Parity
  170
- POL (Poll)
  171
- Preamble a Required
  172
- Protocol
  173
- Records Per Block
  174
- REQ (Request for Acknowledgment)
  175
- RES (Reset)
  176
- Resume IRL
  177
- Scanner Timeout
  178
- Scanner Operation
  179
- SEL (Select)
  180
- Select Terminal Mode
  181
- SOM (Start of Message)
  182
- Stop Bits
  183
- Trigger Event
  184
- Time in Seconds
  185
- Timeout Delay
  186
- Turnaround Delay
  187
  - Of 5 (Two of Five)
    188
  - Upc/Ean
    189
  - Xoff
    192
  - Xon
    193
Data Entry Commands

195
Using Data Entry Commands

197
- Entering Data Entry Commands
  198
- Backspace
  199
- Capacity
  199
- Clear
  200
- Command
  201
- Command Override
  201
- Default Configuration
  202
- Delete Data
  203
- Enable Clock
  204
- Enter Accumulate
  205
- Enter Auto Trigger Mode
  205
- Enter Computer Response Required Mode (CRRM)
  206
- Enter Configuration Mode
  206
- Enter Display Editor
  207
- Enter Full ASCII Mode
  207
- Enter IRL Editor
  208
- Enter Prompting Configuration Mode
  208
- Enter Record
  209
- Exit Accumulate and Transmit
  209
- Exit Auto Trigger Mode
  210
- Exit Computer Response Required Mode (CRRM)
  210
- Exit Configuration Mode, Do Not Save Settings
  211
- Exit Configuration Mode, Save Settings
  211
- Exit Full ASCII Mode
  212
- Exit IRL Editor
  212
- Exit Program
  213
- Forward
  213
- High Beep
  214
- Laser Trigger
  214
- Laser Untrigger
  215
- Led/Relay Control
  216
- Low Beep
  218
- Preamble a
  219
- Preamble B
  220
- Postamble C
  221
- Reset
  222
- Resume Program
  222
- Review
  223
- Right Host Message
  223
- Run Program
  224
- Transmit (no Clear)
  224
- Transmit File
  225
Interactive Reader Language

227
Introduction to IRL

229
IRL Editor

230
- Using the Editor
  230
- Exiting the IRL Editor
  231
Creating and Running IRL Programs

232
- Inserting a Program Statement
  232
- Compiling a Program
  233
- Running a Program
  233
Unique IRL Commands for the 9560

235
- IRL V2.1 and IRL V2.2 Differences
  235
- Function Output Command
  235
Sample Program 1

236
Sample Program 2

237
Sample Program 3

240
- Magnetic Card Reader Specifications
  240
- Communications Settings
  240
Magnetic Card Reader Commands

243
- Reading Standard Data
  243
- Reading Custom Data
  243
Troubleshooting

247
Troubleshooting Checklist

249
- Reader Does Not Read Bar Code
  249
- Reader Does Not Communicate with Host
  249
- Reader "Hung up
  250
- Slot Scanner Does Not Function
  250
- Reader Beeps Continually on Power up
  250
Status Beeps

251
- Adjusting the Beep Volume
  251
Communications Errors

252
- Host Communications Failure
  252
- Maximum Received Data
  252
- Maximum Transmitted Data
  253
Specifications

255
Bar Code Symbologies Supported

257
Physical and Environmental Specifications

257
- Operator Feedback
  258
Software Interface A-4

259
Hardware Interfaces

259
Communication Protocols Supported on the 9560

261
Configuration Methods

261
Full ASCII Chart

263
ASCII Bar Code Labels

265
Control Characters

266
Symbols

267
Numbers

268
Uppercase Letters

269
Lowercase Letters

270
- Command Summary
  273
- Data Entry Mode Command Summary
  274
- IRL Run Mode Command Summary
  276

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Intermec Transaction Manager 9560 User Manual (309 pages)

Table of Contents

Before You Begin

Getting Started

Roadmap

The 9560 Transaction Manager

Preparing to Install the 9560

Getting Ready to Install the 9560

Determining a Mounting Location

Selecting External Devices

Connecting to a Data Collection System

Meeting Power Supply Requirements

Installing the 9560

Overview of Installing the 9560

Routing Cables and Power Supply

Connecting External Devices

Attaching the Mounting Plate

Attaching the 9560 to the Wall

Starting and Operating the 9560

Starting the 9560

Reading Bar Code Labels

Using the Slot Scanner

Using the Magnetic Card Reader

Using a Wand

Using a Laser Scanner

Using the Keypad

Data Communications and Operating Options

Introduction to Data Communications

Working with Protocols

Data Format Requirements

Displaying Data on the 9560

Displaying Data on a Terminal

Displaying International Character Sets

Using the Katakana Character Set

9560 Operating Modes and Command Types

Configuring the 9560

Specifying Configuration Parameters

Using Batch Configuration

Downloading Configuration Commands

Using Prompting Configuration Mode

Configuration Commands

Using the Configuration Commands

Data Entry Commands

Using Data Entry Commands

Interactive Reader Language

Introduction to IRL

IRL Editor

Creating and Running IRL Programs

Unique IRL Commands for the 9560

Sample Program 1

Sample Program 2

Sample Program 3

Magnetic Card Reader Commands

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Checklist

Status Beeps

Communications Errors

Specifications

Bar Code Symbologies Supported

Physical and Environmental Specifications

Software Interface A-4

Hardware Interfaces

Communication Protocols Supported on the 9560

Configuration Methods

Full ASCII Chart

ASCII Bar Code Labels

Control Characters

Symbols

Numbers

Uppercase Letters

Lowercase Letters

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