Worth Data 701 RF manual Xon/Xoff

Changing a Relay back to a Base	B-5
Changing ASCII characters used to accomodate
XON/XOFF	6-11
Changing Base or Relay setup	2-22
Changing character output	2-17
Changing more than one setup parameter at a time
using the bar coded setup menu	2-3
Changing the AA batteries on the RF Terminal	1-5
Changing the default voice messages	7-5

Changing the frequency on a Base or Relay .... A-2,B-5

Changing the RF Terminal channel	2-5
Changing the RF Terminal ID	2-5
Changing the RF Terminals automatic
shut-off time	2-20
Changing the voice message partitions	7-2
Channel
How to find out what your is on RF Terminal	1-7
Channel of RF Terminal
default	2-5
Channels
US/ Canada/ Mexico	2-6
Character codes
reassigning	2-17
Characters	2-17
charging batteries in RF Terminal	1-6
Check Character
Code 39	E-2
Check digits / Checksums
and Accumulate Mode	E-4
Check Digits / Checksums
Code 128	H-1
Code 39	E-2
Code 93	F-1
Interleaved 2 of 5	I-1
MSI / Plessey	K-1
UPC/EAN	J-3
Checking channel for Site Test	4-2
Clearing lines on a 6 line display	6-2
Clearing lines on terminal
4 line vs. 6 line display	6-6
Clearing lines on terminal screen	6-2
Clearing terminal screen	6-2
cloning Terminal setup
to other terminals	7-5
Cloning voice messages	7-5
cables for	7-5
Cloning Voice Messages from RF Terminal to RF
Terminal	7-5
CLSI format for Codabar	2-13
CLSI format of Codabar	2-13
Codabar	2-13
CLSI format	2-13
Start/Stop transmission	G-1
transmitting start and stop characters	2-13
Codabar Specifications	G-1
Code 128	2-12
Code 128 Specifications	H-1
Code 128 subsets	H-1
Code 3 of 9
setting up	2-10
Code 39
about Accumulate mode	E-4
enabling the Mod 43 check character	2-10
transmitting start and stop characters	2-10
using Caps Lock ON	2-10
Code 39 Advanced Features/Functions	E-2
Code 39 Specifications	E-1
Code 93 Specifications	F-1

Code 93	2-15
Com port communication problems	2-24,8-5
Com port problems on host	8-6
Combining multiple commands	6-4
Command format from host to terminal	6-1
Command section of a programming message	6-2
Components
included with your RF system	1-1
components of a basic RF system	3-1
Configuring 2 of 5 to look for fixed length data only.. 2-14
Configuring the Base station	1-3
Connecting a Relay Station	B-1
Connecting the Base Station to a serial port	1-2
Conserving batteries	3-3
continual beeping on power up	8-6
Control Keys for Possible Programming	6-12
Control Keys Only	2-6
Controlling terminals from a remote computer	...... 6-23
Correct Routing for Wiring	B-2
Cover removal on Base or Relay	A-1
Coverage	4-5
creating programs for the RF System	6-1
credit card	6-4
crimper for building Relay cables	B-4
Custom extension cables	C-1

D

Data Bits setting for serial printer		2-21
Data Cloning Cable #F38		7-5
Data Received Was prompt		3-4
DATA XMIT ERROR		7-6
Date and Time Setting		2-19
Date Format		2-18
Date set		2-19
DB9 Straight Cable pin-outs		C-1
Dealing with radio traffic contention		4-6
Default settings
returning RF Terminal to		2-1
RF Terminal		2-1
Default voice message partitions		7-2
Default Voice Messages		7-5
Default voice messages and numbers		7-5
Delete key
using		1-4
deleting display data		1-4
Detecting low batteries on RF Terminal		1-5
Determining coverage areas for Base Stations and
Relays		4-5
Determining the channel on a Base/Relay		1-3
determining the frequency of a base or relay		A-2
Determining when the terminal checks the Base		3-3
Dialog architecture		6-1
difficult Code 39 codes		L-2
Difficult Code 39 Reading		L-3
Display
Backlight Setup		2-7
Display of Year		2-19
displaying date and time on terminal		6-2
displaying the date during operation		2-19
Displaying the year in a 2 digit or 4 digit format....		2-19
Double Decode		2-20
double decode option		L-2
Double-scan checking	2-20,L-3
DOWN ARROW key
transmitting ASCII 29 to host		6-12
Downloading firmware from your computer to the
terminal		D-1

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