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APPENDIX A " Bar Code Scanning

A-4 VT220/ANSI Terminal Emulation Programmer’s Reference Guide

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Table of Contents5
Code 1117
Introduction19
Radio Network Overview19
Intended Audience20
Purpose of this Guide20
What to Read First20
Organization of this Guide21
Conventions22
If You Need Help22
Related Publications22
- Wireless Stations22
- Controllers and Gateways23
- Access Points and Base Radios24
Comparing the Keyboards24
Figure 1-1 VT220 Terminal Standard Keyboard25
Character Sizes27
RT3210 Radio Terminal27
VT220/ANSI Display Emulation27
Screen Modes28
- Center Cursor Mode28
- Corner Mode29
- Page Mode29
- Lazy Mode29
- Locked Mode30
Display Annunciators30
Keyboard32
Figure 2-1 RT3210 Keyboard33
Overlay34
Main Keypad35
- Standard Keys35
- Table 2-1 RT3210 Standard Keys35
- Special Function Keys36
Editing Keypad37
- Editing Keys37
- Table 2-2 RT3210 Special Function Keys37
- Cursor Control Key38
Auxiliary Keypad40
Table 2-4 RT3210 Auxiliary Keypad41
Table 2-5 RT3210 Top-Row Function Keys41
Backlight42
Transmission Mode42
Host View Size43
RT1100 Radio Terminal43
Screen Size43
VT220/ANSI Display Emulation43
Screen Modes44
- Center Cursor Mode44
- Corner Mode44
- Page Mode45
- Lazy Mode45
- Screen Lock Mode45
- Locked Mode46
Display Annunciators46
Keyboard48
Overlay50
Main Keypad51
- Standard Keys51
- Table 3-1 RT1100 Standard Keys51
- Special Function Keys52
Editing Keypad53
- Editing Keys53
- Table 3-2 RT1100 Special Function Keys53
- Cursor Control Keys54
- Table 3-3 RT1100 Editing Keys54
- Cursor Control Key55
Auxiliary Keypad56
Table 3-4 RT1100 Auxiliary Keypad56
Control Keys57
Table 3-5 RT1100 Top-Row Function Keys57
Table 3-6 RT1100 Control Keys57
Top-Row Function Keys57
Backlight58
Local Edit Mode58
Transmission Mode58
Host View Size59
RT1700 Radio Terminal59
Screen Size59
VT220/ANSI Display Emulation59
Screen Modes60
- Center Cursor Mode60
- Corner Mode60
- Page Mode61
- Lazy Mode61
- Screen Lock Mode61
- Locked Mode61
Display Annunciators62
Keyboards63
- Standard 57-Key Keyboard64
- Key Keyboard66
Overlays68
Main Keypad69
- Table 4-1 RT1700 Standard Keys69
- Table 4-2 RT1700 Special Function Keys72
- Cursor Control Keys73
- Editing Keys73
- Table 4-4 RT1700 Auxiliary Keypad76
- Top-Row Function Keys76
Control Keys77
- 57-Key Keyboard77
- Table 4-5 RT1700 Top-Row Function Keys77
- Table 4-6 RT1700 Control Keys (57-Key Keyboard)77
- Table 4-7 RT1700 Control Keys (37-Key Keyboard)78
Backlight79
Local Edit Mode79
Host View Size81
RT5900 Radio Terminal81
VT220/ANSI Display Emulation81
- Screen Modes82
- Page Mode83
- Display Annunciators84
- Keyboard86
- Overlay88
- Main Keypad89
- Special Function Keys91
- Editing Keypad92
- Auxiliary Keypad94
- Top-Row Function Keys95
- Transmission Mode96
PEN*KEY R 6400 Computer97
Screen Modes97
- Center Cursor Mode98
- Corner Mode98
- Page Mode98
- Lazy Mode99
- Screen Lock Mode99
- Locked Mode99
Screen Size97
VT220/ANSI Display Emulation97
Display Annunciators100
Keyboards101
- 51-Key Keyboard101
- 41-Key Keyboard104
Overlays107
Main Keypad108
- Letters - 51-Key Keyboard108
- Letters - 41-Key Keyboard108
- Numbers and Symbols109
- Table 6-3 PEN*KEY 6400 Numbers and Symbols110
- Special Function Keys111
Editing Keypad112
- Editing Keys112
- Cursor Control Keys113
Auxiliary Keypad115
Top-Row Function Keys116
- 51-Key Keyboard116
- 41-Key Keyboard117
Control Keys118
- 51-Key Keyboard118
Transmission Mode119
Backlight120
Local Edit Mode120
Host View Size121
PEN*KEY 6500 Computer121
Screen Size121
VT220/ANSI Display Emulation121
Screen Modes122
- Center Cursor Mode122
- Corner Mode122
- Lazy Mode123
- Screen Lock Mode123
- Locked Mode123
- Page Mode123
Display Annunciators124
- Keyboard125
Shifted Planes127
Main Keypad128
- Special Function Keys129
Editing Keypad130
Cursor Control Keys131
Auxiliary Keypad133
Top-Row Function Keys134
Overview137
Programming137
Character Encoding138
Character Sets138
- Multinational Character Set138
- Display Controls Mode147
- Dynamically Redefinable Character Set147
- Special Graphics Character Set147
- Table 8-5 Special Graphics Character Set148
- National Replacement Character Sets149
- Character Set Selection151
Received Codes153
Select C1 Controls154
Terminal Modes155
Cursor Positioning159
Tab Stops161
Character Rendition and Attributes162
- Select Graphic Rendition (SGR)162
- Select Character Attributes (DECSCA)163
Line Attributes163
- Double-Height Line (DECDHL)164
- Single-Width Line (DECSWL)164
- Double-Width Line (DECDWL)164
Erasure Mode165
Editing166
Erasing168
Printing170
Scrolling Margins (Top and Bottom)170
Table 8-25 Printing171
User-Defined Keys (DECUDK)172
- UDK Memory Space173
- Loading Udks177
Down-Line Loadable Character Set178
Reports179
- Device Status Reports (DSR)180
- Identification181
Tests and Adjustments182
Define Area Qualification183
Private Sequences184
- Norcompress185
- Control Functions186
Transmitted Keyboard Codes190
- Character Mode191
  - Editing Keypad193
  - Sending Host Cursor Keys194
    - Auxiliary Keypad195
    - Local Edit Mode197
- Local Editing Setup198
- Selecting Characters to Send199
Scan Bar Code Parameters (#S)236
- Control Byte 1239
- Control Byte239
- Control Byte 3239
- Bar Code Length240
- Upc240
- Table 9-12 UPC Bar Code Characters241
- EAN Algorithms242
- Code 39242
- Plessey243
- Codabar243
- Code 93244
- Table 9-17 Plessey Check Digit Characters244
- Code 128245
- Straight or Computer Identics 2Of5246
- Interleaved 2Of5247
- Return Codes for Scan Bar Code Parameters248
- Examples of Scan Bar Code Parameters248
  - APC Sequence248
  - Space249
Encoded Code 39251
- Table 9-23 Key Press Sequences for Encoded Code 39252
- Terminating Keys258
- Escape Characters259
- Concatenation260
APPENDIX A Bar Code Scanning261
Overview261
How the Host Gets Bar Codes262
How to Enable Algorithms262
Table A-1 Bar Code Data String Formats263
Index265
Index276

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