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Worth Data 7000 Series Owner's Manual

Worth Data 7000 Series Owner's Manual (103 pages)

Host Controlled RF Terminal System

Brand: Worth Data | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
5
- Differences
  5
Chapter 1: Installation

7
- Installation Sequence
  7
- RF Terminal Operation
  9
  - Recharging the Battery
    10
  - To Change the Internal Battery
    10
- Installing the RF Terminal Utilities Software
  12
- Factory Default RF Terminal Configuration
  14
- RF System Setup
  14
  - Using the Setup Menu on the RF Terminal
    14
  - RF Configuration
    15
  - Security Code
    16
  - Bar Code Options
    17
  - External Communications Settings
    21
  - RS-232 Settings
    21
  - Bluetooth Settings
    22
  - Date & Time Setting
    23
  - Speaker Settings
    23
  - Laser Options
    24
  - LCD Options
    25
  - Other Settings
    26
- System Tools
  29
- Base and Relay Setup
  30
  - Testing the RF Link between Base Station and Host
    31
  - Operational Theory
    31
    
    How the Two-Way RF System Works
    32
    
    How the One-Way RF System Works
    33
    
    How Site Survey Works
    34
  - Performance Issues
    35
    
    Evaluating Your Area of Planned Operation
    35
    
    Performing a Site Survey
    35
    
    Relay Stations
    36
    
    Relay Stations
    37
Chapter 2; RF System Setup for Details

37
- Is Radio Traffic Contention Likely
  38
- Relay Installation
  38
- Before You Begin Programming
  39
  - Failure Planning
    40
  - Operator Errors
    40
- Programming for the RF Terminal
  41
  - Low-Level Direct to Serial Port Programming
    41
    
    Serial Reply
    48
    
    Illegal Command
    50
    
    Automatic Check Back
    51
    
    Control Keys for Possible Programming
    52
  - Concepts - Activex Object Programming
    53
  - Multiple Base Stations
    53
- Promptcom/Activex
  53
  - Client Utility
    61
  - Concepts - TCP/IP COM
    62
- Promptnet TCP/IP Active X Controls
  61
- Portable Printers
  68
  - Zebra QL 3 Printer
    69
  - Tips for Using Voice Prompts
    70
- Voice Message Operations
  70
- Why Use Voice Messages and Prompts
  70
- Troubleshooting
  72
- Appendixes
  78
  - Channel and Jumper Changes
    78
  - Adding Relays
    80
  - Configuration Utility
    83
- RF Serial Pin-Outs
  84
- Firmware Upgrades
  86
- Code 39 Advanced Features and Functions
  87
- Code 39 Specifications
  87
- Accumulate Mode
  88
- Code 93 Specifications
  90
- Codabar Specifications
  91
- Codabar Start/Stop Transmission
  91
- Code 128 Specifications
  92
- Interleaved 2 of 5 Code Specifications
  94
- UPC / EAN Specifications
  95
- Msi/Plessey Specifications
  98
- How to Scan a Bar Code
  100
  - Laser Scanners
    100
  - Aiming the Laser Dot
    101
  - Difficult Code 39 Reading
    101
- ASCII Code Equivalent Table
  102

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