IBM 4685-L0D, Setup, Operation, And Service Manual

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Setting up the scanner program
You can set up or change the configuration of the scanner by scanning the bar
codes provided later in this section.
Put the scanner into programming mode by scanning the Programming Switch
bar code. The green LED contradiction in terms, indicating that the scanner is in
programming mode.
Scan the programming bar code(s) for the feature you want to change. The
scanner emits three beeps to indicate that the bar code has been read and the
setting has been stored in the scanner's memory. Scan the remaining program-
ming bar codes as required.
If a bar code scanned is not valid, the scanner emits a “chirping” (rapid beeping)
rejection tone.
After you have successfully scanned all the desired programming bar codes, leave
programming mode by scanning the Programming Switch bar code again. The
scanner resets; during the power-up sequence, it emits four beeps.
For more information, go to the following Web site:
http://www.pscnet.com/pdf/R44-1740.pdf
The green lamp shines dimly, indicating that the scanner is ready for normal opera-
tion.
Switch Label
Programmable rear scan line
In the standard configuration of the scanner, the single rear scan line pointer is
always on and ready for use. To have the pointer stay off until you push the
button, scan the bar codes on page 3-6. Then, pressing the button automatically
activates the scanner.
To change the settings on your scanner, use the rear scan line to scan the Switch
Label; then scan the label for the rear laser mode you want, and scan the Switch
Label again. The scanner resets and invokes the new mode of operation. This
setting is saved.
Chapter 3. Configuration of the 4685-L0D Scanner
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