Worth Data 701 RF manual Logmars

LCD Display Mode	2-7,6-6
Leading characters
trimming using preamble	2-15
Leading digits for UPC/EAN	2-11,J-2
Leading spaces and Accumulate mode	E-4

LEFT ARROW key-transmitting ASCII 30 to host6-12

Length restrictions on bar codes	2-15
Link Test from base to host	2-23
Literacy as a data collection problem	7-1
LOADER.EXE program to download firmware	D-1
Location of Base and Relay	4-5
Logic Error	8-3
LOGMARS	E-1
Longer Laser reading	L-2
Loose decoding algorithm for Laser scanners	2-13
Low Batteries	1-5,8-3
Low Battery message	1-5
LZ300 Laser Scanner	N-2
LZ400 Laser Scanner	N-2

M

magnetic stripe input		6-3
magstripe command		6-4
Magstripe input	See Zebra Cameo Printer
data format from Cameo		6-34
maintaining backwards compatibility		2-22
Making terminal beep		6-2
Making your own extension cables		C-1
Mapping of voice messages		7-2
Maximizing long range laser		2-20
Menu setup using the keypad		2-3
message format for host to terminal programming ...		6-1
Metal walls and RF		4-1
Microphone		7-3
plugging in to AUX jack		7-3
Min/max length checks		2-17
Min/max length checks in Preamble		2-16
mm/dd/yy		2-18
Modulus 43 Check Characters	.................................	E-2
MSI check digits		K-1
MSI/Plessey		2-14
multi-dropping additional Relays		B-1
Multiple Base stations - changing channel		1-3
Multiple terminals on a Base		4-6

N

New installation troubleshooting	8-2
New Zealand channels	2-6
NiCad batteries
checking jumpers when recharging	1-6
NSC assignments	J-2
NSC characters - enabling transmission	2-11
Null modem cable pin-outs (F34)	C-1
Numeric "Barpad"	E-4

O

OFF key - hitting it twice	5-3
ON/OFF button	1-4
One Way Mode - getting into	1-7
One-Way mode	3-4
adding postamble for ENTER (CR)	3-5
multiple terminals	3-5
using preamble to transmit Terminal ID	3-5
One-Way Mode - brief description of	3-1
Opening a Base or Relay	A-1
Operational Theory	3-1
Operator Errors	5-3

Optional Features	N-1
Organic materials' effect on RF	4-1
Outputting ASCII characters
in place of actual characters entered	2-17
Outputting data to a serial device from terminal	6-2

P

Parity for RF Terminal	2-21
Parity settings to use serial printer	2-21
Partial data from Base to Relay	4-4
Partial reads on EAN-13	2-12
Partitions
changing for voice messages	7-2
for voice messages	7-2
Password	2-3
PDF 417 scanners	6-3
Performance Issues	4-1
Performing a Site Test	4-2
PICK requirements	8-6
Pin-outs	C-1
Zebra Cameo Printer	C-3
Planning for expansion	5-2
Planning for hardware failures	5-2
Planning for system failures	5-1
Playing a voice message on a terminal	6-2
Playing back a recorded voice message	7-3
Plessey code	K-1
Poor lighting situations
suggestions for dealing with	7-1
poor read rates when scanning bar codes	8-7
Portable Printer Pin-outs for Zebra Cameo	C-3

Portable Printers - about the Zebra Cameo Printer . 6-33

portable printing	6-34
Portkey - using with One-Way mode	3-4
Postamble	2-16
using in One-Way mode to send terminator	3-5
using to check data length in NON PORTABLE
mode	2-17
Postambles and selective trimming	2-17
powering up base station after programming	2-24
Power-up
6 beeps from terminal	8-7
Preamble	2-15
selective trimming	2-16
using in One-Way mode to send Terminal ID	3-5
using to check data length	2-16
Prefix for bar code types	2-12
Press Enter When Ready prompt during Site Test....	4-2
Preventing another Base from listening	2-6
Printers - setting Parity to match serial printer	2-21
Problems reading Bar Codes	8-7
Problems with a new installation	8-2
Programming Base to Host formats	6-7
Programming Commands
clearing individual lines on terminal screen	6-2
clearing terminal screen	6-2
displaying date and time on terminal	6-2
making terminal beep	6-2
outputting data to a serial device on terminal	6-2
playing a voice message on a terminal	6-2
reinitializing terminals	6-2
Programming for the RF Terminal	6-1
Programming Voice Messages	7-2
Protocol setting for serial printer	2-21
PSC Long Range Laser Scanner	N-2

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