Unitech HT630 Specifikace stáhnout pdf (Strana 22)

TER This command puts the HT630 in either Terminal Emulation Mode

or FormCaching Application Mode depending on which function you

select. See Chapter 4 ‘Built-in Application - FormCaching’ for details on

how to congure and use FormCaching.

In Terminal Emulation Mode, the HT630 transmits data to or

receives data from a host computer. In this mode, data input from the

bar code reader or keypad is displayed on screen and output to

the serial port. Data received from the serial port is displayed on the

LCD screen. Communication parameters, such as baud rate, data bits,

parity, stop bits and ow control, must be set to be compatible with the

destination in order to send data properly.

COM This command puts the HT630 in Kermit Server Mode.

The following are the available Kermit commands for the Host/PC:

Command Description

Send lename

Send a le from the Host/PC to the HT630 and

store it in RAM

Get lename Get a le from the HT630 to the Host/PC

Remote dir List les stored in the HT630’s RAM

Remote Del lename Delete a data le stored in the HT630’s RAM

Make sure to set the HT630 communication parameters to match

the Host/PC system before proceeding with data communication.

Press to return to Ready Mode.

DIR This command shows the les stored in the HT630’s RAM with the

following information:

• The list of le names stored in RAM

• The size of the program execution area

• The amount of free RAM left

ERA This command deletes a le from RAM.

After the le has been deleted, it cannot be

recovered.

Use the left and right arrow (

) keys

to toggle the les and press to delete.

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