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The Falcon Configuration UtilityPrevNextSelect Prev to return to the previous program-settings window.Select Next to move on to the next program-settings window.Done 1. Select Done when finished making program settings for the custominstallation.2. The sixth Program Settings window (Figure 2-14) appears if Next isselected in the fifth window.Figure 2-14: The Sixth Program Settings WindowProgram Settings File: This field shows the program-settings file that will beloaded into the Falcon.SaveAfter selecting options in this window, select Save to save the revisions in thecurrent program-settings file or in a new one.Browse 1. Select Browse to use a different program settings file.2-18 Falcon ® DOS Portable Terminals
2. The Open dialog box appears.Figure 2-15: The Last Program Settings WindowUsing the Falcon Configuration Utility3. Use the Open dialog box to choose a configuration file from theProgsets folder.4. If Browse is selected after making changes in this or any other FileConfiguration window and the changes are not saved, the promptshown in Figure 2-6 on page 2-8 appears.Spotting Beam Enable: Select to enable the Spotting Beam. This feature isreviewed in the Falcon DOS Portable Data Terminal <strong>User</strong>’s Guide on page58.On/Off Switches: The smaller white boxes are on/off switches. Click in thebox to toggle a switch.Advanced <strong>User</strong>’s Guide 2-19
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System UtilitiesChapter Conventions
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System UtilitiesVDISK.SYSThis drive
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Resetting the FalconOverviewOne of
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Resetting the Falconpart of the boo
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Resetting the FalconHardware Reset
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Using PC CardsOverviewUses of PC Ca
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Using PC Cardsidentifies the Phoeni
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Connector ConfigurationsOverviewCab
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Connector ConfigurationsSerial IR P
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Connector ConfigurationsTable A-4:
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Command OverviewThis chapter lists
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CommandSORTSTACKSSUBMENUSWITCHESTIM
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Programming ParametersOverviewThis
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Programming ParametersCode Paramete
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Programming ParametersNOTESC-8 Falc
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Bar CodesPredefined DefaultsMAXIMUM
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Bar CodesOff* $ + $ - 1 0 0 E E *MI
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Bar CodesMAXIMUM LENGTH1* $ + $ - 1
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REN B-3resetting the Falcon 7-1 to
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