Intermec 2430 Betriebsanweisung

If you want to save your changes after you boot or reset the terminal, you 
must save them in the terminal’s flash memory. For help, see “Saving 
Configuration Changes in Flash Memory” on page 29. 

To configure the terminal, you can scan separate bar code labels, or you 
can create bar code labels that contain more than one configuration 
command. For example, you can create one bar code label to configure the 
terminal for: 

•  One-Shot Scanner mode (SB0) 

•  Scanner Redundancy set to high (SR2) 

•  Beep Volume set to very loud (BV4) 

•  Disable Keypad Clicker (KC0) 

One-Shot Scanner Mode, Set Scanner Redundancy to High, 

Set Beep Volume to Very Loud, Disable Keypad Clicker 

*$+SB0SR2BV4KC0* 

*$+SB0SR2BV4KC0* 

When you create a bar code label to set several configuration commands, 
follow these rules: 

•  The bar code label must be printed using Code 39 or Code 93 

symbology. If you need to scan a Code 39 bar code label that includes 
quotes or periods, you must configure the terminal to use Code 39 in 
Full ASCII mode. 

•  The bar code label must include the start and stop character. Most bar 

code printing utilities automatically include the start and stop character. 

•  The bar code label must start with $+ (Change Configuration 

command). 

•  Each configuration command must include the command syntax and 

the value for the command. For example, BV is the command syntax for 
Beep Volume and the value 4 sets the beep volume to very loud. 

•  If you set one configuration command to a string of ASCII characters 

and another configuration command follows, you must enclose the 
value in quotes. If you do not include the quotation marks, the terminal 
will interpret everything after the first command as data and will not 
find the second configuration command. 

•  For example, to set the preamble to BV, use $+ADBV (no quotes are 

needed). To set the preamble to BV and turn off the beep volume, use 
$+AD"BV"BV0, or change the order and use $+BV0ADBV. To clear 
the preamble and postamble from a single label, use $+AD""AE. 

•  To include quotation marks when you set a value, the entire value must 

be enclosed in quotation marks. Type two sets of quotation marks ("") 
to include one quotation mark as the value for a command. For 
example, to set the preamble to ABC"D, use $+AD"ABC""D".