
Reader Command Reference
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Reboot
Purpose:
Causes the JANUS reader to warm boot and establish a binary file transfer
(BFT) session with a host computer. The host must have already sent a Prepare
for Reboot command and the BFT-ready PSK application has responded with a
Ready for Reboot message. For help, see “Downloading Applications Across
the Network” in Chapter 6.
From Host:
..%$1
Reboot
..%$0
Cancel the Reboot command
Keypad:
Not supported
IRL Command:
Not supported
Scan:
Not supported
Viewport Movement
You can display one section of a PC-size screen on the reader’s smaller display.
You will only see 16 lines and 20 characters of data at one time. However, you
can use the reader’s display as a viewport to move around and see the entire
screen. By moving the viewport, you use the reader’s virtual display of 25 lines
by 80 characters—the same size as a PC screen.
You can use the viewport movement commands described in this section to
move the viewport in the virtual display.
Note:
To use the display as a viewport, you must configure the reader’s display size to
25 x 80. For help, see the “Display Setup” command in Chapter 12.
Summary of Contents for Janus 2010
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