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SUMMARY | ................................................................... | 2 | |
REVISION HISTORY | 3 | ||
1. | INTRODUCTION | 4 | |
1.1. | GENERALITIES | 4 | |
1.2. | GENERIC PACKET | 4 | |
2. | COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL | 5 | |
2.1. | BIDIRECTIONAL PACKETS | 5 | |
2.1.1. | CONTROL MESSAGES | 5 | |
2.2. SCANNER TO HOST MESSAGES | 6 | ||
2.2.1. | ENCAPSULATION SCHEME | 6 | |
2.2.2. | DATA STRING FORMAT | 6 | |
2.3. HOST TO SCANNER MESSAGES | 7 | ||
2.3.1. | COMMUNICATION MESSAGES | 7 | |
2.3.2. | SCANNER MESSAGES | 9 | |
2.3.3. | USER INTERFACE MESSAGES | 11 | |
2.3.4. | MISCELLANEOUS MESSAGES | 14 | |
2.3.5. | CAPTURE MESSAGES | 18 | |
2.4. | DECODER COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL | 21 | |
2.4.1. | FRAME FORMAT | 21 | |
2.4.2. | HEADER | 21 | |
2.4.3. | TYPE | 22 | |
2.4.4. | SIZE | 22 | |
2.4.5. | COMMAND | 22 | |
2.4.6. | EXAMPLES | 30 | |
EXAMPLE 1.1 – GETTING CONFIGURATION OF CODE 39 SYMBOLOGY. ................. 30 | |||
EXAMPLE 2.1 – SETTING A CONFIGURATION OF CODABAR SYMBOLOGY | 31 | ||
EXAMPLE 2.2 – SETTING A CONFIGURATION OF ALL SYMBOLOGIES | 32 | ||
EXAMPLE 3.1 – MODIFYING A CONFIGURATION OF ALL SYMBOLOGIES | 32 | ||
EXAMPLE 4.1 – SENDING A SPECIAL COMMAND TO CODE39 SYMBOLOGY | 33 | ||
APPENDIX 1: BLUETOOTH PROTOCOL | 34 |
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