Opticon Sensors Europe BV 1989 Manual Do Utilizador
S
UPPLEMENT
PHL2700
TERMINAL
/ RF-ID
FEATURE
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The functionality of the terminal is determined
by software, the so-called user application,
that is running on the terminal.
by software, the so-called user application,
that is running on the terminal.
A tool for developing a user application on
the PC for use on the terminal, as supplied
by Opticon is:
the PC for use on the terminal, as supplied
by Opticon is:
C language, consisting of:
- Microtec ANSI-C compiler
- C library for handheld terminals
- RF-ID addon library
- C library for handheld terminals
- RF-ID addon library
Note!
An additional C-library for the PHL2700
with RF-ID feature has been developed,
that needs to be used together with the
C-compiler and C-library for handheld
terminals.
that needs to be used together with the
C-compiler and C-library for handheld
terminals.
Application Generator Potstar will soon
support Opticon handheld terminals
with RF-ID technology.
(Contact Opticon for availability)
with RF-ID technology.
(Contact Opticon for availability)
RF-ID
SUPPLEMENT
SUPPLEMENT
OPERATION OF
THE TERMINAL
THE TERMINAL
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2. LCD Display
for displaying information
3. LED indicator
can be used to indicate results, for example
bar code reading / status of communication
bar code reading / status of communication
4. Power key
for switching power On/Off
5. Trigger key
definable by user’s application
typical use: dual read key
- switches laser beam on for barcode reading
- switches RF-ID module on for RF-ID
- switches laser beam on for barcode reading
- switches RF-ID module on for RF-ID
reading/writing
6. Quick keys
definable by user’s application
typical use: menu scroll keys or yes/no input
7. Control keys
definable by user’s application
for controlling basic functions
typical use as below:
CLR : Cancel input
BS
typical use as below:
CLR : Cancel input
BS
: Back space
S
: Shift key
“S”on the LCD display indicates
the terminal is in the shift mode
the terminal is in the shift mode
8. Character keys
definable by user’s application
typical use: for input of alpha-numeric and
punctuation characters
punctuation characters
9. ENT key
definable by user’s application
typical use: for confirming input
10. Function keys
definable by user’s application
user programmable keys, to be used
together with shift key.
typical use as shown on next page
together with shift key.
typical use as shown on next page
11. Battery case cover
for housing main battery
12. Optical interface window
for infra red communication
13. Hand strap pillar
for attaching hand strap
14. Electrical contacts
for power supply from the cradle IRU2700
to terminal
to terminal
15. RS-232C connector
for connecting external device, or for system
expansion, through Opticon RS232 cable
expansion, through Opticon RS232 cable