Intermec 9710 参考指南

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Follow these guidelines: 

•  If you cannot install the reader as the first device in the HP-HIL network, you must 

manually configure the reader. 

•  If the reader does not beep for 15 seconds after being powered on, it cannot locate 

the keyboard. If the keyboard is attached and working, you must manually 
configure the reader. 

•  The reader emulates the first keyboard it finds in the HP-HIL network. If the reader 

must emulate the second of two keyboards in the network, either swap the 
keyboards or manually configure the reader for the second keyboard’s address. 

•  If the reader appears to successfully configure itself, but transmits the wrong 

keycodes, it failed to correctly identify the keyboard. Manually configure the 
reader. 

If autoconfiguration fails or if you cannot install the reader as the first device in the HP-
HIL network, follow these steps: 

1.  Install the reader into the network (not as the last device). 

2.  Determine the keyboard’s address, where address 1 is the network’s first device. 

3.  Scan a bar code with the correct keyboard (ITF or Vectra) and address. The reader 

should emit one low beep followed by four low beeps, indicating that the reader has 
successfully stored the configuration and is ready to read labels. If the reader emits 
a different beep sequence, refer to the Wedge Reader User’s Manual, Section 2, for 
beeper identification. 

Automatic Configuration 

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ITF Keyboard at Address 1 

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ITF Keyboard at Address 2 

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ITF Keyboard at Address 3 

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