Intermec 2430 User Guide

Scan the bar code labels for the file you want to transmit. You can scan 
labels from the “Full ASCII Bar Code Chart” on page 284. The label 
must use this format: 

  drive:filename 

Scan this bar code label to exit Accumulate mode and transmit the file. 

  Exit Accumulate Mode 

 

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Or:  You can create your own bar code labels to transmit files by creating a bar 

code in this command format: 

%%Hn,drive:filename 

 

Example:  You want to upload an application from the terminal in your CrossBar 

network to the host. On the host, you must receive the file using a utility 
such as InterScan. Enter this command to transmit the file 
SHIPPING.BIN from the terminal’s drive C through COM2:  

%%H2,c:shipping.bin 

The file is converted from 8-bit binary to 7-bit ASCII hexadecimal and 
transmitted to the host. Use HEX.EXE to convert the application back to 
its original 8-bit binary format. 

 

Description:  Transmits a file from the Ethernet or RF terminal and saves it on the 

DCS 300 or host. 

 

From Network: 

%%R,drive:fromfilename,tofilename

 

where: 

%%R

 

is the command to transmit a file over the RF or Ethernet 
network from the terminal to the DCS 300 or host. 

drive: 

indicates the drive where the file is stored on the terminal. 
You must include the colon (:) after the drive letter. 

fromfilename  is the name of the file you are transmitting from the 

terminal to the DCS 300 or host. 

tofilename 

is the name of the file that will be saved on the DCS 300 
or host. On the DCS 300, the file is saved on the 
D:\USERDATA directory. To transmit a file to the host, 
you must identify the path and filename where you want to 
save the file. Do not enter D:\USERDATA in the 
tofilename field. 

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