Intermec 2430 User Guide

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Definition:  The %Time field measures the relative amount of time that a given 

software task or component is active. For example, Idle Task (ID) in the 
Power Management software is a component. The %Time that Idle Task 
is active is directly proportional to battery life. 

The ID (idle) address should have the largest %Time field. If any other 
address (task) is large, you probably have a problem. 

You can also check the task list to determine the RF network protocol 
loaded on the terminal. Check the list of task names for UDP+, TCP/IP, 
or WTP. A task name of UDP+ means the terminal uses UDP Plus for RF 
communications. A task name of TCP/IP means the terminal uses TCP/IP 
for RF communications. A task name of WTP means the terminal uses 
WTP for RF communications. 

To refresh the statistics and start from a known point in time, use the 
Clear Task Profiles diagnostic option to clear the task status counters. 

This table lists the error numbers that are posted to the second column on 
the Error Logger screen and lists the message associated with each number. 
You can use this information to help you interpret the errors logged for the 
terminal.  

To view the Error Logger screen, from the TRAKKER Antares 2400 
Menu System, choose Diagnostics Menu, Software Diagnostics, and then 
Error Logger.  

0x01 

Communications port in use 

0x56  

Incorrect parameter or string length 

0x02 

Transmission completed 

0x57  

Queue or pool empty 

0x03 

Transmission cancelled 

0x58  

Action not permitted from this origin 

0x04 

Communications error 

0x59  

Indicates that a DLE character has been found 

0x10 

Attempt to recover by auto 
suspend/resume 

0x5A  

During configuration parsing, a digit was 
expected 

0x11 

Card Change Detected 

0x5B  

Configuration item is invalid 

0x12 

Glitch in communications to radio 

0x5F  

Event out of sync with queue 

0x51  

Response larger than buffer 

0x60  

Queue is full 

0x52  

Reader command is invalid 

0x61  

UDP+: Buffer too large to send  

0x53  

Set attribute with bad value 

0x62  

UDP+: NULL buffer was passed  

0x54  

Write to read-only attribute 

0x63  

UDP+: Message received bigger than buffer 

0x55  

General error not covered 

0x64  

UDP+: Message already transmitted