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Configuration Command Reference
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Command Processing
Purpose:
Command processing allows you to disable or enable reader commands. Use the
Command Processing configuration command described here to configure the reader
commands.
You may want to disable reader commands to prevent a user from accidentally entering
a command, or to use data that would otherwise be treated as a command. Any Code 39
or Code 93 bar code label that contains the 2- to 4-character commands for Command
Processing is treated as a reader command unless the command is disabled.
For a description of each reader command that you can enable or disable with
Command Processing, see Chapter 7, “Reader Command Reference.”
Syntax:
DCdata
Acceptable values for data are:
0
Disable all reader commands
1
Enable all reader commands
2
Disable override
3
Enable override
command0
Disable reader command
command1
Enable reader command
The override option is a temporary setting that allows you to enable all the reader
commands for as long as you need them. When you want to return to the previous
configuration, you disable the override.
Note: The Enable Override option is the only bar code label you can scan to enable
reader commands if you have disabled all reader commands (DC0).
Default:
All reader commands enabled
Scan:
To enable all the reader commands or override the current settings, scan one of these
bar codes:
Disable All Reader Commands
Enable All Reader Commands
*$+DC0*
*$+DC1*
*$+DC0*
*$+DC1*
Disable Override
Enable Override
*$+DC2*
*$+DC3*
*$+DC2*
*$+DC3*
Summary of Contents for Trakker Antares 2460
Page 1: ...Trakker Antares 246X Stationary Terminal User s Manual...
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Page 19: ...Introducing the 246X Stationary Terminal 1...
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Page 29: ...Installing the Terminal 2...
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Page 47: ...Configuring the Terminal 3...
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Page 59: ...Operating the Terminal in a Network 4...
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Page 89: ...Programming the Terminal 5...
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Page 107: ...Troubleshooting 6...
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Page 243: ...Specifications A...
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