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Set Date
For correct date display, the 6-digit date must be set in the date format you
plan to use. By default the US terminals use the US date format of
dd/mm/yy
. If you change the date format, you must re-set the date to
match the new format. For example, to set a date of January 20, 1999, you
would enter 012099 (US format) or 200199 (European format). The date
can be scanned in from the bar coded Setup Menu or entered from the RF
Terminal keypad. To display the date during operation, press the STATUS
key.
Set Time
The time is set using a 4-digit military
hhmm
format. For example, to set
the time to 3:08 p.m., you would enter
1508.
The time can be scanned in
from the bar coded Setup Menu or entered from the RF Terminal keypad.
To display the time during operation, press the STATUS key.
Display of Year
2 digit
0
4 digit
1
•
By default, the RF Terminal is configured to display and transmit the
year in a
2-digit format
; i.e. 1999 would transmit and display as
99
.
•
Before
you change the RF Terminal to display a 4-digit year, i.e.
1999
,
make sure that the software receiving data from the RF Terminal is set
up to accept a 4-digit year.
Voice Message Partitions
This parameter partitions the total amount of voice messages into different
message lengths. The default setting is:
303015
xx yy zz
where:
xx
is number of 1⁄2 second messages
yy
is the number of 1-second messages
zz
is the number of 2-second messages
The total time allotted must not exceed
75
seconds. To change the partitions, scan
or enter
6
digits total;
2
for the number of
½-second
messages,
2
for the number
of
1-second
messages and
2
for the number of
2
-second messages. See the
default setting as an example.
WARNING:
changing the
Voice Message Partitions parameter after you
have recorded messages could result in having to re-record some of them;
they would still be there but longer messages may get cut up and shorter
ones combined.
Other
Date/
Time
