Intermec Janus 2050, User Manual

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Configuring the JANUS 2050
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Editing a Configuration File Using the Host Computer
If you want to edit configuration files on the host computer, you can upload
configuration files and edit the file using any standard text editor. All
configuration files have the extension *.INI. When the JANUS 2050 performs a
reboot, if JANUS.INI is present, the JANUS 2050 loads the configuration
settings from JANUS.INI. Otherwise, it loads the default configuration.
A configuration file contains lines similar to the command line column:
Command Line Definition
AD"" Preamble disabled
AE"\x0D" Postamble set to CR
BD"00050L"BD"00050H" Beep duration set to 50 ms for low and high beeps
BF"01200L"BF"02400H" Beep frequency set to 1200 Hz for low beeps and 2400 Hz
for high beeps
BV"1" Beep volume set to quiet
CA"99" Interleaved 2 of 5 set to variable length with a check digit
The configuration commands must be in uppercase for the JANUS 2050 to
recognize the commands. You should enclose the command options in quotes
(for example, BV"1") when you are editing the configuration file. Quotes are
used to designate the end of a configuration command. Use double quotes to
enter a quote in the command line. For example, AD""4 is interpreted as AD"4.
Appendix A contains a configuration command syntax cross-reference. To
determine the definition of each command line in your configuration file and
learn the available options, see Chapter 10, “Configuration Commands.”
Once you have made the changes to a configuration file and downloaded it to
the JANUS 2050, you can make the configuration file active by following these
steps.
To activate the configuration file
1. Type ic to start the configuration application program.
2. Select File and then Load.
3. Enter the name of the modified configuration file including the path and
press
e
.
4. Select File, then Exit, and press
e
to update the online configuration.