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2.Baud Rate Selection, and

3.Device Selection.

Address Assignment

Use the Address Assignment command to establish unit IDs for each Dolphin HomeBase in your network. This must be done before a unit can be selected for communications.

To establish an Address Assignment:

1. Type or send the escape and command strings to setup the configuration mode and establish the beginning unit ID number:

<ESC>HHP >100 ms< C >100 ms< 1s In

where n is the number representing the first unit in the network

For example, the string <ESC>HHPCI0 would instruct the network to set up ID numbers for all the units in the network beginning at zero (0).

2. The first Dolphin HomeBase in the network receiving the command responds to the host with:

<SYN>

where <SYN> indicates that the command was accepted

3.In sequence, each Dolphin HomeBase will determine its own ID number by adding one to the previous ID number.

4.When ID numbers are established for all HomeBases, the last HomeBase will return this response to the host:

<ACK>n

where <ACK> indicates completion of ID configuration; n represents the ID number for the last unit in the network.

Programmer's Note: When sending ID numbers to the Dolphin HomeBase, remember that numbers typed on the keyboard are ASCII numbers which will be converted to Hex when sent to the Dolphin HomeBase. For example, typing the command from the keyboard:

<ESC>HHP >100ms< C >100ms< 1s I1

would instruct the network to set up ID numbers for each Dolphin HomeBase starting with the ASCII number 1. The first unit in the network would actually receive the number 31 Hex (since ASCII 1 is equal to 31 Hex) as the starting ID number. Each unit in the network would sequentially add one to this starting ID number to establish its own ID. So, for a network of 15 units, the final ID number would be set up as 3F Hex. When the final unit sends back an <ACK>3F, the host computer (which converts Hex data back to ASCII) will then display the ID number as "?" instead of 15 as you might expect.

Baud Rate Selection

The Dolphin HomeBase baud rate is preset to 57600 at the factory. Use the configuration switches on the back panel of the HomeBase to select the network and communications modes for your Dolphin. The following table outlines the configuration switch settings:

Configuration Switch Settings for a HomeBase Network

Switch

Setting

Function

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

FIXED BPS (DOWN)

Baud rate fixed at 9600

 

 

 

2

FIXED BPS (DOWN)

Baud rate fixed at 9600

 

 

 

When Switch 2 is in the 'PROGRAM' position, the baud rate can be changed using the following procedure or by using the HomeBase Configuration Utility.

Enter or send the escape and command strings:

<ESC>HHP >100ms< 1s Bn

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Contents User’s Guide Disclaimer TrademarksTable of Contents Dolphin 7200 RS-232 Troubleshooting Compact HomeBase Appendix a Technical Specifications Appendix F Declarations of Conformity Features Multiple ConfigurationsIntroduction ErgonomicsSafety Required Safety LabelsCdrh Laser Safety Statement 7200 Batch EN 60825-1 Laser Safety StatementStatement of Agency Compliance FCC Class a Compliance Statement Canadian NoticeRegulatory and Safety Agency Approvals Care and Cleaning of the DolphinParameter Specification BatteriesAccessories for the Dolphin Dolphin HomeBase Power Adapter Dolphin MultiChargerGetting Started About the DolphinConnects the Dolphin HomeBase to your desktop PC Dolphin 7200 Models Dolphin 7200 Batch TerminalDolphin 7200 RS-232 Terminal Dolphin 7200 2D TerminalBar Code Symbologies Supported Using Dolphin for the First TimeInserting the Battery Pack Removing the Battery PackTurning the Dolphin On Turning the Dolphin Off To Set the Date on an Alphanumeric TerminalTo Set the Date on a Numeric Terminal To Set the TimeSystem Features Front Panel FeaturesDolphin 7200 Basics CPUUsing the Alphanumeric Keypad Variety of functionsESC Shift + Bksp SPC Shift + UCLR Shift + a Using the Numeric Keypad Display Symbols Battery Charging SymbolKey Combinations for Functions and Special Characters Entering Alpha and Special CharactersBack Panel Features Keyboard ModeIcon Indicates Which means that … Battery Well Reset SwitchBattery Charging Contacts Laser EngineInternal NiMH Backup Battery NiMH Battery PackMaintaining the Dolphins Batteries Servicing the Battery Pack Resetting the Dolphin Terminal Charging the Battery Through the RS-232 Port Pin # Signal Description DirectionDolphin 7200 RS-232 About Dolphin 7200 RS-232Sending and Receiving Data Supported Symbologies Dolphin 7200 2D Mobile ComputerAbout the Dolphin 7200 2D Mobile Computer Linear bar code 2D Matrix symbol Reading BarcodesRe-Installing the Dolphin 7200 Demo Applications Capturing ImagesLighting Conditions Dolphin 7200 2D Demo SoftwareDolphin Demo Main Screen F1 Decoding DemoTo scan a bar code F2 Imaging Demo F3 I.Q. 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