Configuring the Terminal
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File Manager Lets you manage the files on each drive. You can run an application
from drive C, delete a file from any drive, or rename a file on any drive. For help using
the File Manager, see “Running the Application on the Terminal” in Chapter 5.
Load Default Values Lets you load the default configuration values. For help, see
“Restoring the Terminal’s Default Configuration” later in this chapter.
Set Time and Date Lets you set the current time and date. For help, see “Setting the
Time and Date” in Chapter 1.
Store Configuration Stores the current configuration in flash memory, including any
changes you have made in the menu system. When you exit the TRAKKER Antares 2400
Menu System, you will also be prompted to save your changes. For help, see “Exiting the
TRAKKER Antares 2400 Menu System” later in this chapter.
Upgrade Firmware Lets you upgrade the system firmware on the terminal. For help,
see “Upgrading the Firmware” later in this chapter.
You can use the keystrokes described next to move around in the TRAKKER Antares
2400 Menu System, or you can scan bar code labels. For a list of bar code labels, see the
“Full ASCII Bar Code Chart” in Appendix B.
Selecting Menus and Commands
Press
:
or
V
to choose a menu name from the Main Menu. Then press
,
T
, or
U
to
display the commands in the selected menu. In this example, you press
VV
to
display the System Menu:
Note: In the menu system, the
,
T
, and
U
keys all work the same way.
MAIN MENU
Configuration Menu
Diagnostics Menu
System Menu
About TRAKKER 2400
_` Select item
[Enter] Next screen
[F1] Help
[Esc] Exit
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SYSTEM MENU
File Manager
Load Default Values
Set Time and Date
Store Configuration
Upgrade Firmware
_` Select item
[Enter] Next screen
[F1] Help
[Esc] Exit
Press
:
or
V
to choose a command or option from a menu, and then press
to execute
the command or option.
Note: You can press
at any time to display an online help screen. Press
?
to exit a
help screen.
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