Intermec Transaction Manager 9560, User Manual

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Operating the 9560
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This chapter explains how to start the 9560 and how to use the slot scanner, magnetic
card reader, wand, laser scanner, and keypad.
Starting the 9560
To start the 9560, you simply plug in the power cord. If the 9560 contains an
IRL program and the unit is configured to resume IRL, that program
automatically runs.
The 9560 beeps to tell you its status while operating. The following table lists
the beeps and their meanings. For a list of the commands that control beeps,
see Chapter 6, “Configuring the 9560,” and Chapter 7, “Configuration
Commands.”
Beeps Meaning
4 low Power was applied or unit was reset. RAM and ROM are in proper working condition.
High low high An input or output error occurred.
1 low A valid label was read, but not transmitted to the host.
The host sent a BEL character to the 9560.
An Enter (%+), Backspace (%-), or Space (%/) label was scanned while the 9560 was in
Prompting Configuration mode.
2 low Clear buffer label was read.
3 low Invalid data or an invalid command.
Clear command was sent when the buffer was already empty.
The buffer is full: more than 25 characters in regular operation or 128 characters in
Accumulate mode.
The CAPS key was pressed.
1 high A valid label was read and immediately transmitted to the host.
The host sent a Backslash (\) character to the 9560.
While in Prompting Configuration mode, data was entered by scanner or wand.
The Enter key was pressed.
A function key was pressed.
Click A keypad character was pressed (other than Caps).
Other sequence The 9560 received a beep sequence command from the host.
Continuous The 9560 was powered up with the magnetic card reader attached and with incorrect
host settings.