Microscan MS-610, User Manual

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Communications Menu
MS-610 Scanner User’s Manual
2-5
2–Menu C
on
fig.
Communications Menu
The Communications menu allows you to set the communication protocols
between the scanner and the host.
Figure 2-2 Communications Menu Structure
Note: Be sure that all new settings match your system; otherwise you risk losing
communications with the configuration terminal when you exit the menu pro-
gram (whether or not changes are saved for power-on).
(page 2-6)
Protocol
–
Point-to-Point
–
Point-to-Point
w/RTS/CTS
–
Point-to-Point
w/XON/XOFF
–
Point-to-Point
w/RTS/CTS & XON/XOFF
–
Polling Mode D
–
Multidrop
– Address = 1
– User Definable
–
User Defined
–
– RES – REQ – STX – ACK
– Address = ^A – EOT – ETX – NAK
–
User Defined Multidrop
–
– RES – REQ – STX – ACK
– Address = ^A – EOT – ETX – NAK
(page 2-8)
Preamble
–
^M
–
User
Definable
(ASCII char.)
(page 2-8)
Preamble
–
Disabled
–
Enabled
(page 2-8)
Postamble
–
^M ^J
–
User
Definable
(ASCII
(page 2-8)
Postamble
–
Disabled
–
Enabled
Host Protocol
(page 2-8)
LRC
–
Disabled
–
Enabled
(page 2-9)
Response Timeout
–
12 ms
–
User Definable
(page 2-9)
Interchar Delay
–
0
–
User Definable (0 to 255)
(page 2-9)
Baud Rate
–
9600
–
600
–
19.2K
–
1200
–
300
–
4800
(page 2-9)
Parity
–
Even
–
Odd
–
None
(page 2-9)
Stop Bits
–
One
–
Two
(page 2-10)
Data Bits
–
Seven
–
Eight
Communications
Host Port
–
Bold text represents default settings.
(page 2-10)
RS-422
–
Disabled
–
Enabled