PDT 6800 Series Product Reference Guide
PDT 6800 Series Product Reference Guide
PDT 6800 Series Product Reference Guide
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Introduction<br />
Chapter 1<br />
Getting Started<br />
The <strong>PDT</strong> <strong>6800</strong> <strong>Series</strong> terminal is a hand-held, battery-powered, portable data collection<br />
device. Data is entered from the terminal’s keyboard or through the integrated laser scanner.<br />
As a remote terminal, it collects and stores data that is later uploaded to a host computer. The<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> <strong>6800</strong> <strong>Series</strong> terminals include:<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> <strong>6800</strong> - batch terminal (no radio)<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> 6810 - Spectrum One ® network<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> 6842 - 2 Mb Spectrum24 ® radio network<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> 6845 - 2 Mb Spectrum24 ® radio (short range) network<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> 6846 - 11 Mb Spectrum24 ® radio network<br />
Since the procedures and descriptions in this guide are similar for all terminals listed above,<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> <strong>6800</strong> <strong>Series</strong> terminals is used as a general term describing all terminals, unless otherwise<br />
specified.<br />
<strong>PDT</strong> <strong>6800</strong> <strong>Series</strong> terminals use Caldera’s DR DOS operating system that is compatible with<br />
and extends Microsoft ® MS-DOS ® . Although the terminals are MS-DOS feature compatible,<br />
they are not one hundred percent MS-DOS compatible. DR DOS provides access to a number<br />
of commercially available programming tools. Additional programming tools are available<br />
from Symbol for easier programming and access to special features.<br />
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