Worth Data RF Terminal 7000 - Manual (Page 15)

SPEAKER SETTINGS 5
LASER SETTINGS 6
LCD SETTINGS 7
OTHER SETTINGS 8
SYSTEM TOOLS 9
DONE/EXIT 0
Select the option you want to set or verify or press 0 or the F1 key to exit back to the MODE MENU.
The groups in the keypad Setup Menu contain the following setup parameters:
Setup Group Parameter Setup Group Parameter
RF Setup RF Channel Speaker Beep Volume
1 Terminal ID 5 Beep Tone
Security Code Voice Volume
Skip opening screens Keypad Tone
Control Keys Only Laser Double Decode
Auto Check Back 6 4.5 Second Laserbeam
Bar Codes Code 3 of 9 Aiming Dot Duration
2 UPC-A, EAN 13 LCD 4 Line Legacy Mode
UPC-E, EAN 8 7 6 Line Legacy Mode
Code 128 Background Color
2 of 5 Codes Text Color
Codabar Brightness
MSI/ Plessey Brightness Timeout
Code 93 / Code 11 Other Preamble
Databar / RSS / Other 8 Postamble
RS-232 Baud Rate Characters
3 Parity Control Keys
Data Bits
XON/XOFF Printer
Date/Time Set Time
4 Set Date
Date Format
Year Output
Shut Down Time
Once you have selected a group to edit, you will see each parameter displayed in the order listed above. Use
the next section of this chapter as a reference for all RF Terminal Setup Parameters.
RF Configuration
Default settings are shown in bold type.
The RF Terminal will typically require no setup changes except, Terminal ID (if more than one terminal) and enabling
bar codes to be read other than UPC or Code 39.
RF Terminal ID
Default ID 0
Available IDs 0-9, A-Z,
a-z, - =
• Every terminal needs a unique Terminal ID. The default Terminal ID is always shipped as 0. If you
have more than one RF Terminal assigned to a Base Station, you must be sure that each RF Terminal has
a unique Terminal ID, (otherwise you will have big troubles including false error messages). The
Terminal ID is always displayed on the Start Up screen when you power up the terminal. There are 64
Terminal IDs available - 0-9, A-Z, a-z, and the special characters "-" and "=". To change the Terminal