Intermec VT220/ANSI

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Below you will find brief information for Radio Terminal RT3210, Radio Terminal RT1100, Radio Terminal RT1700, Radio Terminal RT5900, Computer PEN*KEY 6400. These devices provide a comprehensive set of features and capabilities for data entry and communication in various applications. The guide covers VT220/ANSI terminal emulation, programming, extended commands, and bar code scanning to help you effectively utilize these devices.

Key Features

  • VT220/ANSI terminal emulation

  • User-defined keys

  • Extended commands

  • Bar code scanning

  • Data entry and communication

  • Multiple screen modes

  • Windowing

  • Local editing

  • Character rendition and attributes

  • Down-line loadable character set

Pages: 276 Intermec VT220/ANSI Reference manual

Brand: Intermec Category: Bar code readers Size: 1 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the purpose of this guide?

This guide provides a comprehensive reference for programmers who are developing applications for Intermec's VT220/ANSI terminal emulation devices.

What kind of character encoding is supported by these devices?

These devices support a variety of character encoding schemes, including C0, GL, C1, GR, and the multinational character set. You can also define your own character sets using the dynamically redefinable character set feature.

What are extended commands and how are they used?

Extended commands allow you to interact with the device at a lower level, giving you more control over its operation. They are used for functions such as transmit/receive on an RS-232 port, bar code scanning, and tone generation.

How can I define user-defined keys?

You can define user-defined keys (UDKs) using the DECUDK escape sequence. These keys can be programmed to send specific escape sequences or character strings.

How are bar codes scanned and transmitted?

Bar code scanning is supported using the #S extended command, which allows you to specify the bar code symbology, length, and other parameters.

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