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Terminator Character
I/O SETTINGS
HOST ------------- HID KEYBOARD 1
TERMINATOR CHARACTER - CR 2
SINGLE CYCLE UPLOAD OFF 3
BAUD RATE ---------------------- 9600 4
PARITY --------------------------- NONE 5
DATA BITS ----------------------- 8 BITS 6
USB ENUMERATION DELAY: 0 7
USB HID SPEED ---------------- FAST 8
USB HID ALT OUTPUT ------ OFF 9
DONE/EXIT ------------------------------------ 0
CHANGE SETTING #: _
o The Terminator Character is the character sent at the end of each data entry in NON PORTABLE mode and at the end of
each field when uploading after data collection (Portable use). Your application will determine what Terminator Character
(if any) you use. Options for Terminator Character Are: CR, TAB, CR/LF, NONE. Pressing the Number 2 on the TriCoder
keypad will cycle through those options. In HID Keyboard, CR is the default. For Serial Interface, CR/LF is the default.
Single Cycle Upload
I/O SETTINGS
HOST ---------------- HID KEYBOARD 1
TERMINATOR CHARACTER - CR 2
SINGLE CYCLE UPLOAD OFF 3
BAUD RATE ---------------------- 9600 4
PARITY --------------------------- NONE 5
DATA BITS ----------------------- 8 BITS 6
USB ENUMERATION DELAY: 0 7
USB HID SPEED ---------------- FAST 8
USB HID ALT OUTPUT ------ OFF 9
DONE/EXIT ------------------------------------ 0
CHANGE SETTING #: _
o Single Cycle Upload allows the TriCoder to upload one field at a time to the host, controlled by the pressing of any key
(except ) on the TriCoder each time the operator wants to transmit a field. Single Cycle Upload is set to OFF by
default, but when set to ON it can be used to test complex upload prefix and suffix sequences. This is typically used when a
TriCoder is used in HID KEYBOARD mode and you are uploading directly into an application. Single Cycle Upload
allows you to test key sequences and delays before you collect a lot of data and try an upload. Pressing terminates the
upload session.
Baud Rate
Set the Baud Rate to match your serial port settings on the computer you will be uploading to.
I/O SETTINGS
HOST ----------------------------- SERIAL 1
TERMINATOR CHARACTER - CR 2
SINGLE CYCLE UPLOAD OFF 3
BAUD RATE ---------------------- 9600 4
PARITY --------------------------- NONE 5
DATA BITS ----------------------- 8 BITS 6
PROTOCOL ----------------------- NONE 7
DONE/EXIT ------------------------------------ 0
CHANGE SETTING #: _
o To change the Baud Rate you can cycle through the options by pressing the 4 key on the TriCoder keypad. Choices are:
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200
- 5000 TriCoder 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 1: 6
- Chapter 2: 7
- Program #0 Quickstart 8
- Collecting Data 9
- Uploading Data 10
- Program #1 Quickstart 11
- Reviewing and Editing Data 12
- Chapter 3: 15
- Chapter 4: 17
- PC Serial Interface 18
- Windows Users 18
- Chapter 5: 20
- Comma Separated Files 21
- Flat File Formats 22
- Uploading the data 23
- Serial Upload 24
- Chapter 6: 25
- Serial Interface 26
- Chapter 7: 27
- USB HID Keyboard Interface 28
- Chapter 8: 30
- TriCoder Setup Parameters 32
- Bar Code Setup 33
- Code 3 of 9 (Code 39) 33
- UPC-A/EAN-13 34
- UPC-E/EAN-8 34
- Code 128 34
- 2 of 5 Code 35
- Codabar 35
- MSI/Plessey 35
- Bar Code 36
- I/O SETTINGS 37
- HOST (Computer Interface) 37
- Terminator Character 39
- Single Cycle Upload 39
- Baud Rate 39
- Data Bits 40
- Protocol 40
- USB ENUMERATION DELAY 41
- USB HID SPEED 41
- USB ALT OUTPUT 42
- Other Settings 46
- Preamble and Postamble 46
- Characters 47
- EOF String 47
- Chapter 9: 49
- Using the Table Editor 51
- Serial Uploading 52
- Clone Files 53
- Full Speed USB Uploading 54
- Program Files 55
- Cloning your TriCoder 55
- Serial Downloads 56
- Program Download 56
- Table Download 56
- Cloning File Download 56
- Full Speed USB Downloads 57
- Program File Downloads 57
- Table Downloads 57
- Chapter 10: 58
- Program Name 59
- Programming 60
- Statement Entry Type 61
- UPLOAD PREFIX _ 64
- Prompt Text 66
- Voice Message Frequency 67
- Voice Message Numbers 67
- Data ID 67
- DATA ID: _ 68
- DATA ID: 1A1 68
- Data Type 69
- Maximum Data Length 69
- Input Device 70
- Yes/Next Statement 70
- No/End Statement 70
- Minimum Data Length 70
- Upload Prefix 71
- Upload Suffix 73
- Chapter 11: 76
- Chapter 12: 79
- Voice Message Options 80
- Default Voice Messages 81
- Chapter 13: 82
- Data ID entry 83
- Chapter 14: 84
- General Troubleshooting 87
- Poor read rates… 88
- Serial mode troubleshooting 90
- Program troubleshooting 91
- Planning for success… 92
- If you have a problem… 92
- Chapter 15: 93
- Chapter 16: 94
- Storing the TriCoder 95
- Chapter 17: 96
- Failsafe Firmware Update 99
- Appendix A: 100
- Appendix B: 101
- Appendix C: 102
- I/O Connector Pin-outs 103
- Appendix D: 104
- Appendix E: 105
- Win98/ME: 107
- Win2000: 107
- Windows 7, Vista & XP: 107
- Appendix F: 108
- Mod 43 Check Character 109
- ASCII 250 112
- ASCII Character 113
- Code 39 113
- Accumulate Mode 114
- Appendix G: 115
- Appendix H: 116
- Appendix I: 117
- UPC-E Checksum Calculation 119
- Appendix J: 120
- Appendix K: 121
- Appendix L: 122
- Appendix M: 123
- Appendix N: RS-422 124
- TriCoder Coding Form 125
- Full ASCII Menu 126
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