Chapter
6
Operating Instructions
CLP 100 Bar Code Reader
Operation
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Uploading the parameter set from the CLP 100
¾
Click on
in the CLP Setup toolbar.
CLP Setup copies the parameter set last saved in the CLP 100 from the CLP 100 into its
database and displays its values in the tab cards.
If the CLP Setup software does not recognize the loaded parameters during uploading, a
warning is emited. Unknown parameters can be edited in the terminal emulator under
observance of the conventions for command strings. These parameters are also taken into
consideration when the parameter set is saved.
Downloading the parameter set to the CLP 100
¾
Click on
in theCLP Setup toolbar.
The new parameter set is saved in the CLP 100.
Saving the parameter set in the CLP Setup
1. Select the S
AVE AS
menu item in the F
ILE
menu bar in order to save the modified
parameter set as the new configuration file in the CLP Setup or to overwrite an existing
file.
The S
AVE
CLP
FILE
dialog box is opened.
2. Enter the path and file name in the dialog box (extension of the file name: "*.scl") and
click on OK.
The new parameter set is saved in the CLP Setup.
6.5.2
Parameterize the CLP 100 with command strings
The CLP 100 can be parameterized for example by means of the terminal emulator by
entering command strings. Parameters which are unknown to the CLP Setup can also be
used.
The command language of the CLP 100 accesses the command interpreter of the device
directly.
Figure 6-2
shows a view of the terminal emulator. A0 is entered as an example in
the framed text field for entering commands. This input is repeated in the large output
window. For a full description of the command language refer to
1. Click on
in the CLP Setup toolbar.
The terminal emulator window opens.
2. Enter the command in the framed text field and press the Return key.
The command is transmitted to the CLP 100.
Note
The CLP 100 does not transmit an answer, but reacts immediately to the command.