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Chapter 2
WDP Reader Setup
Configuring the WDP Reader for your computer
and application...
Turn on your computer: You should hear three beeps -- an
indication the WDP Reader is functioning correctly.
Find the laminated Reader Setup Menu sheet and look it
over. (For bar code slot scanners, the Reader Setup Menu
is a deck of bar coded cards.) This simple menu lets you
easily configure the WDP Reader to work with almost any
computer system, and tailor its bar code reading and data
format characteristics precisely to your needs. To scan
Reader Setup Menu bar codes and configure your reader,
you must know the right way to scan bar codes. If you are new to scanning, be sure
to read Appendix K - Scanning Instruction.
These are the WDP Reader's default settings. The WDP Reader is shipped
configured to these settings, and can be reset to them at any time by reading the
Start Setup and Reset bar codes on the Reader Setup Menu. If you need to change
any settings, or want to learn more about the WDP Reader options, the next pages
explain, step by step, how to set them and what they do.
WDP Reader Setup Menu
Code 39 Code 39 enabled MSI/Plessey MSI/Plessey disabled
Check Digit disabled Check Digits not transmitted
Start/Stop characters not transmitted Label Code 4/5 disabled
Accumulate Mode enabled
Caps Lock OFF
2 of 5 I 2of 5 disabled Code 128 Code 128 disabled
6 digit code length UCC-128/EAN disabled
Check digit disabled
UPC/EAN UPC/EAN enabled Code 93 Code 93 disabled
UPC Supplements disabled Full ASCII estension disabled
UPC-E compressed, NSC of 0
Transmit UPC-A in UPC-A format
ISBN conversion disabled
UPC-A NSC and EAN-13 first two characters and check digits transmitted
UPC-E NSC and EAN-8 first two characters and check digits not transmitted
General
Configuration AT with USAkeyboard
Settings Data Transmission timing NONE
NO preamble or postamble set
CR as Terminator Character
Medium pitch beep tone
No MagStripe slot scanner attached
Parameter Default Setting Parameter Default Setting