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Shut Down Time
By default, if the RF Terminal is inactive (no keystrokes or scanning) for
more than 5 minutes, it will shut itself down in order to conserve batteries.
This includes SIGNING OFF if appropriate. To resume operation, you
must turn the RF Terminal back on using the ON/OFF key. To change the
amount of time the RF Terminal waits before shutting down:
• Scan Shut Down Time
• Scan two digits - the default is 05 (5 minutes)- to correspond to the
length of time in minutes. For example, 01 would be 1 minute.
If you want to prevent the RF Terminal from shutting off automatically at
all, set the Shut Down Time to 00.
Laser Scanner Options
None 0
Double Decode 1
4.5 second laser beam 3
Transmit EAN-13 normally C
Transmit EAN-13 in ISBN format D
Transmit UPC-A normally E
Transmit UPC-A in EAN-13 format (with 0 flag character) F
• By default, the RF Terminal has no special laser options set. If any of
the features below seem to fit your situation, set them appropriately.
Settings C through F are not laser-dependent and are for UPC/EAN bar
code types only. See the UPC/EAN parameter for more information
• Double Decode is there to minimize the possibility of misreads when
scanning very poor quality bar codes. This option forces the RF Terminal
to keep reading until it gets two results that are identical. This "double scan
checking" takes longer but will minimize misreads since it must get the
same result twice before considering it a "good" read.
• 4-second laser beam increases the amount of time the laser beam is
activated, giving the laser more time to try and read a code. This option is
useful for trying to read poor quality code. Using the 4-second laser beam
with long range lasers give the operator more time to aim the laser properly
at a distant bar code (usually using the "marker" beam). The default beam
time is 2 seconds.
Aiming Dot Duration
This parameter applies to the built-in internal laser as well as the LZ200 and
LZ400 tethered laser scanners. Before the laser beam spreads, you can create a
brighter aiming dot to be sure you are on the bar code you want to read. The
default is set to 00, no aiming dot. You can key in 01 through 99 which creates
an aiming dot in 1/10th second increments; i.e., 20 would be two seconds.
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