PSC SP400rf manual When to Beep Options, SYNC2

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“WHEN TO BEEP” OPTIONS

The SP400RF provides many options for programming the scanner's audible beep. The beeper may be programmed to be silent1, or may be required to announce one or multiple communication events as they occur between the scanner, Base Station and host terminal.

NOTE

Before programming this option, ensure that your selection is compatable with your scanner's setting for "When to Acknowledge" on the previous two pages.

Table 1 describes the tone(s), duration and number of repetitions for all SP400RF beep signals and indicates user programmability of the feature.

Tone — is the frequency of the beep measured in Hertz, with the lowest tone sounded at 512 Hz and the highest at 4096 Hz.

GENERAL FEATURES

Lowest

Low

Medium

Highest

512 Hz

1024 Hz

2048 Hz

4096 Hz

Duration — is the time period for which the beep is sounded measured in milliseconds; 100ms, 250ms, and 500ms increments are used.

Number of repetitions — is the number of times that the beep is sounded for that indication.

User Programmable? — indicates whether the beep indication can be turned OFF/ON using programming labels.

Table 1

Indication

 

Tone (Hz)

Duration(ms)

# Reps

User Progr?

Good Read

 

1024

100

1

YES

Sent to the Base

 

2048

100

1

YES

ACK from the Base

4096

100

1

YES

WACK from the Base 4096

100

1

YES

NAK from the Base

512

100

10

YES

Config Upload

 

4096

100

1

NO

Bad Transmission

512

500

1

NO

SYNC2

 

4096

250

1

NO

Bad SYNC2

 

512

500

1

NO

Power fail

2048-1024-512

100

3

NO

 

 

 

 

 

 

1Only the beep indications identified in Table 4-1 as user programmable can be silenced. The remaining beep indicators are always enabled by default.

2SYNC occurs when Base Station ID or radio channel selection labels are scanned.

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Contents Handheld Laser Scanner PSC Scanning, Inc DisclaimerContents RS-232 Iii SP400RF Programming Guide Need to Understand the Basics Integrating Peripherals with Host SystemsChanging Interfaces SP400RF Interface GroupsCustomizing Your Scanner Operation What is Programming MODE? HOW to Program Using BarcodesProgramming Overview Scanner Response When in Programming Mode Programming SessionSET Return to Factory SettingsConfiguration Upload ENDWhere to GO from Here IBM 4683/84 4693/94 Port 5B Settings IBM 4683/84 4693/94 Port 5B Interface SELECTION1IBM 4683/84 4693/94 Port 9A, 9B, 9C, 9E Settings SET Send AS CodeIBM 4682/92 Port E Settings IBM 4682/92 Port E Interface SelectionPSC1 Ocia Interface Selection NCR Ocia Nine BIT Long Format Interface SelectionSNI Ocia Interface Selection Isable SETNable Nable IsableFull Ascii Wand Emulation Interface SelectionC128 LOWHigh ENDCommunication Parameter RS-232 Interface SelectionSNI RS-232 Interface Selection Data Bits Start Bit Parity Bits Stop Bits Data Format Settings Hardware Control Software Control SET = N ONE = 90 Milliseconds = 100 Milliseconds PC Keyboard Wedge Interface Selection TypeEyboard Wedge Interface Intercharacter Delay = 55 Milliseconds Ibmxxxx STI Wedge STI Keyboard Wedge Interface SelectionLabel Transmit Format Configuration Items RS-232AND Keyboard Wedge Interfaces onlyPrefix & Suffix Label Transmit Format Config SET SET Prefix For the example in step four, scan 0, 2, 2SET SET Suffix For the example in step five, scan 0, 7, 0Setting a Single Character Prefix or Suffix ONE Character only ~ 7E Del Ascii Character SETUPC-A Our example, we would scan the UPC-A symbology label EAN-8 UPC-AUPC-E EAN-13Code Codabar Interleaved 2 Standard 2 MSI/PLESSEY Scan the barcodes values Disabling Label I.D. for a Specific Symbology Label Transmit Format Config Interface Type UPC/EANCode Symbology Options Overview Symbology Selection Enable UPC/EAN Disable UPC/EAN Enable Code Disable CodeEnable Codabar Disable Codabar Enable Code Disable Code Enable MSI/PLESSEY Disable MSI/PLESSEYUPC/EAN Options UPC/EAN Expansion Disabled END OptionalRequired Sendcheck Digit UPC-ESET EAN-8 Send Check DigitPRICE/WEIGHT Check Digit Code 39 Options Ascii Scan the Set Code 39 Minimum Label Length barcode Code 39 Minimum Label Length Interleaved 2 SET Dont Compute EnableDisable ComputeScan the Enable First Fixed barcode SET Fixed Engths Standard 2 Iata Standard 2 Normal or Iata SelectionDont Compute Dont Transmit Enable Disable Scan the Enable First Fixed barcode Standard 2 of 5 Fixed and Minimum Label Lengths Codabar Options Codabar Check Digit & Variable Length TRANSMIT1 Format = abcd/tn*eCodabar START/STOP Character Codabar Fixed Length SETScan the Set Second Fixed Length label ONE Check Digit TWO Check DigitsMSI/PLESSEY Check Digit MSI/PLESSEY Fixed Length MSI/PLESSEY SET Fixed Lengths Code 128 Options General Features General Features Communications ProtocolItem on Not on File Enable DisableACK/NAK ENDSTX/ETX BCD AsciiSET SET STX/ETX END SET STX SET ETXWhen to Acknowledge Wack RS-232 Feature only Wack ACKOption ① Option ➁ Option ➂ When to Beep Options SYNC2NAK Wack ACK NAK SET Ption Beeper Volume OptionNormal Loud Channel Radio Channel FrequencyRadio Transmit Power Wait Time for Host Acknowledge Wait TimeWait Time for Host Acknowledge Verify EAN-8 Verify UPC-AVerify UPC-E Verify EAN-13Verify MSI/PLESSEY Verify CodeVerify Codabar Verify Code ONE Read TWO Reads Three Reads Four ReadsLOW Battery Indication Method Beep Twice No BeepDisable Factory DefaultsEnable UPC/EANCode ETX/STX Disable Item ON/OFF FileACK/NAK Protocol HighNone INTERFACE-DISCRETE DefaultsRS-232/KEYBOARD Wedge ONE100 IBM InterfacesHost Programming Creating Multifunction LabelsNeed More Information 102 UPC-A W/2 Digit ADD-ON UPC-A W/ 5 Digit ADD-ON UPC-E EAN-8 MSI/PLESSEY104 Blank France Asia PacificAustralia Germany