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About Serial Configuration
MS-810 Industrial Scanner User’s Manual
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About Serial Configuration
Serial Configuration Command Format
The format for a serial configuration command is,
<Kparameterdata,data,...etc.><initializing command>
Where:
• Less than < and greater than > symbols are included as part of the commands.
• “parameter,” as used here, are those character(s) that precede the data.
• The “initializing command” <A> or <Z> is sent after configuration is complete. <Z>
resets and saves for power up. <A> initializes the change to RAM.
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(For more infor-
mation, see “Reset,” on page 4-11.)
For example, the following command enables UPC and saves the change for power-on:
<Ks1><Z> .
When using serial configuration commands, note also the following conventions:
• Parameters and data are “case sensitive.” That is, characters must be entered as
upper or lower case, as specified.
• All data fields (except the last) must be followed by a comma (without a space).
• If there is no change in a given field, then commas can be entered alone, or with the
existing data (for example, <Ka,,,0> or <Ka4,1,0,0> ).
• All fields preceding the modified field must be included. For example, in Host Port, to
change Data Bits to Eight without changing any other field, send either: <Ka,,,1> or
<Ka4,1,0,1> .
• All fields following the modified field can be left out. For example, in the RS-232 port,
to change Baud Rate to 4800, send <Ka3> .
(See examples on following pages.)
1. See “Initializing serial configuration commands” on page 3-4 for definitions and examples.