Casio DT-X200-10E User Manual

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Data communication functions
Data communication becomes possible once the IC card has been activated by the card polling
function.
Communication ends once the NFC module has received response information from the IC card in
response to a transmitted command, or when the timeout elapses.
When the communication is successful, the IC card remains in the activated mode, thus enabling
consecutive transmission of other data.
Function Description Termination criteria Timeout
Card polling
Function
Searches for IC cards
within communicable
range and, upon
detection, activates
the card and obtains
its response
information
The card is successfully
activated and card information
is obtained
Timeout elapses
Assigned callback function
returns 'FALSE'
'Stop polling' function is
executed
100-60,000msec
or
no timeout
Data
communication
functions
Data communication
can be performed with
successfully activated
IC card
IC card response reception is
complete
Timeout elapses
60msec
*1
*1 A timeout occurs when the wait time from the transmission of a command by the NFC module
until receipt of a response from the IC card exceeds the above-mentioned 60 milliseconds.
Below is an example of data communication between an NFC module and an IC card.

Casio DT-X200-10E Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	DT-X200-10E
Category	Handhelds
Language	English

Summary

1. Product Overview

1.2 Software Configuration

Explains the OS and installed Casio control software and applications.

2. Function

2.2 Key control

Explains control keys, input keys, function keys, and trigger keys.

2.8 Power control

Explains the power control functions of the unit, including power on/off and memory check.

2.9 Laser scanner (barcode)

Explains the functions and specifications of the laser scanner for barcode reading.

2.10 Imager (1D/2D codes)

Explains specifications for scanning 1D and 2D barcodes using the imager.

2.11 NFC (Near Field Communication)

Explains NFC communication with IC cards and RFID tags.

2.12 USB

Describes the detailed specifications of the USB interface and its functions.

2.14 Bluetooth

Explains Bluetooth functions and specifications, including list of functions.

2.15 Wireless LAN

Explains wireless LAN control and data communication functions.

3. Introduction

3.2 Perform Initial Setup

Guides through the initial setup process using the Welcome Wizard.

3.5 Security Settings

Outlines various security features, including terminal password and individual IDs.

3.6 Laser Scanner (1D) Settings

Details settings for the laser scanner, including read barcode and driver mode options.

3.7 Imager (2D) Settings

Details imager settings for 1D and 2D codes, including symbology selection.

3.8 Set NFC (Near Field Communication) Card Reading

Explains how to read card information using NFC and the NFC Demo functions.

3.10 WLAN Settings

Covers WLAN power settings and general WLAN configuration.

3.11 Bluetooth Connection

Details settings for connection with Bluetooth devices.

3.12 Backup User Data

Covers backing up and restoring user data on the terminal.

5. Maintenance