Intermec Transaction Manager 9560, Руководство пользователя

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9560 Transaction Manager User’s Guide
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Terms and Conventions
The next tables explain the specific terms and formatting conventions used
throughout this manual.
This Term Means
9560 The 9560 Transaction Manager
reader The 9560 Transaction Manager or an Intermec programmable bar code reader or
vehicle mount unit.
external device Any separate input or output mechanism connected to the 9560.
input device Any device that provides information to the reader, such as a wand or keyboard.
plug A male connector.
socket A female connector.
operator Anyone who runs applications on the reader.
programmer Anyone who writes IRL applications for the reader.
keypad The custom reader keyboard. A keypad may not have keys for all printable ASCII
characters.
keyboard A separate keyboard, such as the 1700 keyboard, or the keyboard of an attached
terminal. A keyboard has keys for the entire alphabet, numbers, and printable ASCII
characters.
This Convention Means
Bold text Keys that you press on the keypad are printed in bold text. All key names use first-
letter capitalization.
Ctrl
Control key. This key may be labeled CTRL, ctrl, or Control.
Note: The 9560 keypad does not contain a Ctrl key. To enter any command requiring Ctrl,
you must scan the appropriate label or use the 1700 keyboard or a terminal keyboard.
Enter
F3
Enter key. This key may be labeled RETURN, RET, ENTER, or an arrow pointing
left (
↵
).
F3 key.
Space
Spacebar. This key is usually not labeled.
Bksp
Backspace. This key may be labeled BackSpace, BACKSPACE, Bksp, or an arrow
pointing left (
←
).
Del
Delete. This key may be labeled Rub, Delete, Del, or DEL.