NCR RealPOS, User Manual

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5-4 Chapter 5: Programming
Tag Function Indication
Save and Reset This tag causes the 7893 to save and
start using the programming data. It is
used in the Base Programming State. LED Status Indicator flashes red
twice.
Short beep as soon as tag is read—
Good Read tone.
If Voice is enabled, a short beep
sounds and resets the scanner.
Abort If this tag is scanned in the Base
Programming State, programming is
terminated and no previously entered
parameters are saved. LED Status Indicator flashes green
once and returns to dim green.
Short beep as soon as tag is read—
Good Read tone.
If Voice is enabled, a short beep
sounds and returns to “Program
Mode”.
Hex 0-Hex F
These 16 tags enter the selections for
each of the parameters in the Parameter
Programming Modes. They also select
the Parameter Programming Mode. Hex 0—no beep
Hex 1 through Hex F—Beeps tag
value. Multiples of 4 short beeps
grouped together. Others are
longer
Example: Hex D is indicated by
12 short beeps (3 sets of 4)
followed by 1 longer beep, for a
total of 13.
Note:
In programming tag
sequence, no beep for the second
Hex tag; one short beep (different
frequency from the Good Read
Tone) after the last Hex tag.
If Voice is enabled, “0” through
“F” is spoken and no beep sounds.
Using the Programming Worksheets
The Programming Worksheets provide a convenient method of defining your 7893 program
before loading it into the scanner. Each worksheet relates to a specific programming mode.
Enter your selections and changes on the Worksheets. Save this information for future use
should it be necessary to re-enter this program.
Most of the programming options have defaults that are determined at the factory. A bolded
box around an entry selection specifies it as the default value. Scanning the
Default tag as the
first tag after applying power to the 7893 sets the parameters to these values. The scanner also
indicates via beeps the Default setting.
Enter the program into your scanner by scanning the proper sequence of programming tags
found in the
NCR Scanner Programming Tags (BST0-2121-74). Following are the three major
steps to programming your scanner.