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General| IP Rating | IP54 |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Barcode Scanner | Laser |
| Connectivity | RS-232 |
| I/O Ports | RS-232 |
Details the directories included in the CipherLab BASIC Compiler Kit and their purposes.
Explains the role of BASIC Run-time Engines as interpreters for BASIC commands on mobile computers.
Outlines the three essential steps for developing a BASIC program for mobile computers.
Describes the six commands available in the File menu for managing BASIC programs.
Details the seven commands in the Edit menu for facilitating BASIC source code editing.
Explains the seven items in the Configure menu for defining system settings.
Outlines the three commands in the Compile menu for syntax checking and program compilation.
Describes the single command in the Help menu for displaying program ownership and version.
Defines constants as actual values used during BASIC execution, categorizing them into String and Numeric.
Explains variables as symbols representing data items and the rules for variable names and declaration characters.
Describes expressions as combinations of constants/variables with operators, covering assignment, arithmetic, relational, and logical operators.
Details the order in which BASIC operators are evaluated in expressions based on precedence.
Explains line labels used to represent special lines in BASIC programs, including valid integer and character string formats.
Defines subroutines as sets of instructions simplified by breaking programs into logical units, executed via GOSUB.
Provides recommended guidelines for writing readable programs, including conventions for reserved words and variable names.
Describes commands not confined to specific hardware features, such as ABS, BIT_OPERATOR, and DIM.
Explains decision structures like IF...THEN...[ELSE...] and ON...GOSUB|GOTO for conditional execution.
Details looping structures like FOR...NEXT and WHILE...WEND for repeating statement blocks.
Covers BASIC commands for manipulating ASCII character strings, including combining, comparing, and retrieving parts of strings.
Describes commands for detecting events like key presses or COM port signals and rerouting program control.
Explains commands for system management, including changing CPU speed, checking I/O status, and program manipulation.
Details commands related to the reader ports for enabling, disabling, and retrieving barcode data.
Covers commands for programming the optional RFID reader, including data format and authentication.
Describes commands for sending data to the host via keyboard wedge interface or alternatives like Bluetooth HID.
Explains commands for specifying beep sequences and controlling buzzer volume or playing WAV files.
Details commands for specifying LED lighting behavior, including color, mode, and duration.
Describes the command to set the vibrator state, turning it on or off.
Explains commands for managing the system date and time via the calendar chip.
Covers commands for monitoring the voltage level of the main and backup batteries.
Details commands related to the built-in keypad operation, including buffer clearing and reading input.
Explains commands for controlling the liquid crystal display, including cursor movement, display modes, and graphics.
Describes commands for touch screen interaction, signature capture, and managing touchable items.
Details font size options and display capabilities for alphanumeric characters on the LCD.
Covers commands related to flash memory and SRAM, including memory information and file operations.
Explains commands for manipulating transaction data and implementing database systems using DAT and DBF files.
Describes accessing SD cards for DAT and DBF files, including file system formats and directory structure.
Lists symbology parameters and their default settings for CCD, Laser, and Long Range scanners.
Details symbology parameters and default settings for 2D and Extra Long Range scanners.
Describes symbology parameters for CCD, Laser, and Long Range scan engines, including Codabar, Code 2 of 5, and Code 39.
Details parameters for Industrial 25, Interleaved 25, and Matrix 25 symbologies.
Covers parameters for GS1 DataBar Limited, Omnidirectional, and Expanded symbologies.
Details parameters for UPC-A, EAN-8, EAN-13, and related addon modes.
Describes parameters for 2D symbologies like Maxicode, Data Matrix, and QR Code, including inverse and mirror modes.
Explains parameters for PDF417 symbology, including Macro PDF transmit/decode modes.
Defines scan modes like Aiming, Laser, Continuous, and Test modes for scanner operation.
Specifies the level of reading security, balancing security and decoding speed.
Sets the maximum scanning time interval for specific scan modes.
Covers user-configurable scanner settings like Focus Mode and Picklist Mode.
Erase data from a specified transaction file.
Read the top most record from a specified transaction file.
Delete one record from the top of a specified transaction file.
Set the new system time using a yyyymmddhhnnss format.
Starts debug function by writing activities to a specified COM port.
Terminates the debug function initiated by START_DEBUG.
Lists common debugging messages and their explanations for system activity monitoring.
