User's Manual

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RF Terminal Setup Parameters
Default settings are shown in bold type in this manual and are marked by a * on
the bar code Setup Menu.
The RF Terminal will typically require no setup changes except, Terminal ID (if
more than one terminal) and enabling bar codes to be read other than UPC or
Code 39.
RF Terminal ID
Default ID 0
Available ID's 0-9, A-F
• The default Terminal ID is always shipped as 0. If you have more than one
RF Terminal assigned to a Base Station, you must be sure that each RF
Terminal has a unique Terminal ID, (otherwise you will have big troubles
including false error messages). The Terminal ID is always displayed on the
Start Up screen when you power up the terminal. There are sixteen
Terminal ID's available - the numbers 0-9 and the letters A-F. To change
the Terminal ID, enter one character either by scanning from the bar code
Setup Menu or by pressing a key on the RF Terminal keypad. The frequency
setting is displayed on the RF Terminal’s opening screen.
RF Terminal Frequency
Default Frequency 0
• The default Frequency is always shipped as 0. There are 16 frequencies on
Bank 0 that will accommodate just about everyone. By switching frequency
banks, there are 80 frequencies available, but they are rarely used. The
Frequency can be set to any of the 16 frequencies on any bank by entering
the corresponding character (0-9, A-F) either by scanning the bar coded
Setup Menu or by entering the character from the RF Terminal keypad.
• All Terminals, Base Stations and Relays in the same system must be set to
the same frequency. The frequency is always displayed on the Start Up
screen when you power up the Terminal. If you are using Relays, you are
restricted to Bank 0 only. Site tests and Base Programming always take place
on Bank 0.
• There are different frequencies available depending upon the country you are
operating in. Each country has a different EPROM version and will display
the version on power-up.
These are the frequencies available for each country:
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F
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F
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