Intermec Transaction Manager 9560, User Manual

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Data Communications and Operating Options
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You must set the host for half-duplex operation. The reader does not format
messages from the host, but displays host messages directly on the terminal
screen.
Although you can configure the terminal in full-duplex, Intermec does not
recommend it.
Use one of these protocols when the terminal is in half-duplex mode:
• Point-to-Point
• User-Defined
Displaying International Character Sets
The 9560 supports nine character sets: US-ASCII, seven Western European
character sets, and the Japanese Katakana character set. You can use these
character sets only during Data Entry mode or during IRL execution. Sign-on
messages, error messages, Prompting Configuration mode, IRL Editor, and
IRL Monitor always use the US-ASCII character set.
You define the character set you want to display with a configuration
parameter or a display command. This table lists the display configuration
commands.
DX# Display Language
0 US-ASCII
1 French
2 German
3 United Kingdom
4 Danish
5 Swedish
6 Italian
7 Spanish
8 Japanese Katakana
The following table lists the ASCII characters that change for the seven
European languages. The top row indicates the ASCII hexadecimal value, and
the remaining rows display the various characters for each character set. Only
the eleven characters displayed in this table change in any character set.
The Katakana character set is discussed in the next section.