Intermec 2430 Guia Do Utilizador

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An efficient application uses the Trakker Antares PSK (Programmer’s 
Software Kit) functions to wait for events to occur, and it does not poll in 
an infinite loop. When programmed correctly with the PSK or EZBuilder, 
the application uses the terminal’s battery power as efficiently as possible 
and does not prevent the terminal from going into Standby mode. 

 

Purpose:  A programmer can use the current status of each event to help debug 

applications running on the terminal.  

 

Where Available: Software 

Diagnostics menu. 

Sample Screen: 

APPLICATION

EVENTS

0:0

COM1

RX

SELECT

1:0

COM2

RX

SELECT

2:0

RESERVED

3:0

NET

SELECT

4:0

LABEL

SELECT

5:0

KEYBOARD

SELECT

6:0

COM3

RX

SELECT

7:0

[Enter]

Next

screen

[Esc]

Exit

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APPLICATION

EVENTS

8:0

NET

TX

SELECT

9:0

TIME

SELECT

10:0

COM4

RX

SELECT

11:0
12:0
13:0
14:0
15:0

[Enter]

Next

screen

[Esc]

Exit

 

 

Definition:  The terminal uses an event-driven architecture. All inputs to the terminal, 

such as from the keypad or from the network, arrive in the form of an 
event. You can check the status of each event using the Application Events 
screen. When an event is serviced by the application, the event is cleared. 

0 means the event is cleared. 1 means the event has occurred (or is set). 

 

Purpose:  Depending on the type of terminal you have, you can use the Battery/PIC 

status screens to get information about the terminal’s main (lithium-ion) 
battery pack, backup (NiCad) battery, or main board.  

 

Note: While the battery is charging, do not use this screen to determine 
when the battery is fully charged. To determine when the battery is fully 
charged, use the status LEDs on the battery chargers or communications 
dock. 

 

Where Available:  Hardware Diagnostics menu, Battery/PIC Status, and then choose either 

Main Battery/PIC or Backup Battery/PIC.