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4–2 Configuring the SCANTEAM 3700
4.2 Command Conventions
The following conventions apply when entering configuration commands:
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Actual serial configuration command entries are highlighted in bold to distinguish
them from descriptive text.
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Spaces shown within command strings must not be included in the actual string;
they are for clarity only.
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Commas shown in command strings are used as item separators and are required as
place holders; except for trailing commas in abbreviated strings, which are not
required.
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Where a selection in a command string is indicated to be more than one character
(for example, the time value in the Read Timeout command) commas are never used
to separate the characters within that item.
Command Format
The command format contains the following, with the exception of two commands
✺
:
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< data string >
The data string is the serial command. Send the hexadecimal equivalent of each ASCII
value when programming the 3700 from the host. An ASCII conversion chart is
provided in Appendix D.
The following three sections, 4.3, 4.4 and 4.5, explain the operational, configuration and
configuration status query commands, providing the ASCII and equivalent hex characters
for command definitions.
Note: In order to provide compatibility with drivers already written for the SCANTEAM 7300,
configuration commands that deal with multiple scanner ports in the SCANTEAM 7300
are also recognized by the SCANTEAM 3700 Machine Mount CCD. These commands
may contain port–specific data not relevant to the 3700. This extra data will be accepted,
but ignored. These items are identified in the command descriptions by a pound sign (#).
✺
The two commands, DC2 and DC4 for enabling and disabling decoding, do not
follow the above command format. They are single character commands which do
not need the “<” before or the “>” after the data byte.