Worth Data 802 RF user manual Label Code 4

H

H11 Laser Holder		L-2
hands free laser scanning		K-1
Hardware Failures		5-2
Headphone Volume		2-9
Host Logic Error	6-5, 8-3
how it works		3-1
How to change the batteries		1-4
How to record voice messages		7-3
How to scan a bar code		J-1
I
ID’s for bar code type		2-12
Identifying the type of bar code read	.......	2-12
Incorrect reading		J-3
Installation		1-1
Installation Summary		1-1
Installing the 802 Terminal Utilities
Software		1-6
Interleaved 2 of 5
check digit calculation		G-1
data length	2-13,G-1
default settings		2-12
Interleaved 2 of 5 Code Specifications		G-1
ISBN bar codes
transmitting in ISBN format		2-11
ISBN format output		2-11
ISBN Specifications		H-2
K
key symbol		2-4
Keypad Only setup parameters		2-1
Keypad Setup Menu parameter groups		2-4
L
Label Code 4 and 5
enabling reading of		2-14

Language problems during data collection 7-1

Laser and CCD Scanners		J-1
Laser Comparison Chart		J-1
Laser pin-outs		A-1
Laser Scanner options		J-2
Laser Scanner Options		2-16
Laser Scanners		L-1
LCD Backlight Setup		2-7
LCD Backlight Display Mode		2-7
Leading digits for UPC/EAN	2-10,H-2
Leading spaces and Accumulate mode		..... C-6
LEFT ARROW key
transmitting ASCII 30 to host		6-6
Literacy as a data collection problem		7-1
Logic Error		8-3
LOGMARS		C-3
Longer Laser reading		J-2
Looking for App Server		8-3
Looking for App Server Message		3-1

Looking for DHCP Server	8-3
Looking for DHCP Server Message	3-1
Loose decoding algorithm for Laser
scanners	2-13
LOW BATTERIES	1-3, 8-3
Low Battery message	1-3
LZ300 Laser Scanner	L-1
LZ400 Laser Scanner	L-2

M

Magstripe input	See Zebra Cameo Printer
data format from Cameo		6-18
Mapping of voice messages		7-2
Maximizing long range laser		2-16
Menu setup using the keypad		2-3
Metal walls and RF		4-2
Microphone		7-3
plugging in to AUX jack		7-3
mm/dd/yy		2-15
Modulus 43 Check Characters		C-4
MSI check digits		I-1
MSI/Plessey		2-13

N

NiMH batteries
checking jumpers when recharging	1-4
No DHCP Server Found	8-3
NSC assignments	H-2
NSC characters - enabling transmission ..	2-11
Numeric "Barpad"	C-6

O

OFF key - hitting it twice	5-2
ON/OFF button	1-1
Open System authentication	2-6
Operational Theory	3-1
Operator Errors	5-2
Optional Features	L-1
Organic materials' effect on RF	4-3

P

Parity for RF Terminal	2-18
Parity settings to use serial printer	2-18
Partial reads on EAN-13	2-11
Partitions
changing for voice messages	7-2
for voice messages	7-2
Password	2-3
Performance Issues	4-1
pick firmware version	1-5
Pin-outs	A-1
Zebra Cameo Printer	A-1
planning access point coverage	4-1
Planning for expansion	5-2
Planning for hardware failures	5-2
Planning for system failures	5-1
Playing back a recorded voice message	7-3

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