Intermec Janus 2010 Installation and operating instructions

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Addendum for 4MB JANUS User Manuals

With release 4.05, several significant changes were made to the JANUS

software. These changes include:

• MSI, Plessey, Code 16K, and Code 11 symbologies were removed to make

room for the new ISBT Code symbology. The removed symbologies are still

available if you load an older version (Release 4.04 or earlier) of the

decoding and configuration system on your JANUS device.

To restore the removed symbologies, you must load DECSCAN.EXE,

CFGUMA.EXE, LOADUMA.EXE, RSERUMA.EXE, IC.EXE, and

IC001.DAT on Drive D of your JANUS device.

• The manual viewporting function now supports true manual viewporting.

Earlier versions of the JANUS software set viewport movement to

automatic when a DOS program was executed.

• The autobacklight function was modified and now allows you to turn on

the backlight when a key on the keyboard is pressed.

• You can now use the MakeDisk utility to extract individual files from a

JANUS image file.

This information supplements the information provided in your JANUS user’s

manual. Please keep this addendum with your user’s manual.

Code 128 Enhancements

Purpose: Enables, disables, or configures decoding of Code 128 symbology. Code 128 is a

very high density alphanumeric symbology that supports the extended ASCII

character set. It is a variable length, continuous code that uses multiple element

widths.

Default: Standard

Syntax: CH

data

Acceptable values for data are:

0 Disabled

1 Standard Code 128

2 UCC/EAN Code 128

8 ISBT Code 128

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Scan: One of these bar codes:

Disable Code 128 Enable Standard Code 128

*$+CH0* *$+CH1*

Enable UCC/EAN Code 128 Enable ISBT Code 128

*$+CH2* *$+CH8*

Standard Code 128

If you configure Standard Code 128, the reader does not decode Function

Code 1 characters in the first position of a bar code label. Any subsequent

Function Code 1 characters are translated to the ASCII GS character as a

separator for variable length fields.

UCC/EAN Code 128

If you configure UCC/EAN Code 128, the reader decodes a bar code label as

Standard Code 128 unless the first two characters are a start character and a

Function Code 1 character. If the first two characters are a start character and a

Function Code 1 character:

1. The Function Code 1 character is not transmitted.

2. The three symbology ID characters, ]C1, are transmitted.

3. The remaining Code 128 characters are decoded as Standard Code 128.

ISBT Code 128

You can also configure your JANUS device to perform other functions when

you use ISBT Code 128. You can set these parameters with Code 39 bar codes,

through the JANUS configuration application (IC.EXE), or using Code 128

symbology. Spacing between concatenable bar codes must be between 2 and 5

character widths.

For more information on ISBT Code 128, refer to the ISBT 128 Bar Code

Symbology and Application Specification for Labeling of Whole Blood and Blood

Components prepared by the International Council for Commonality in Blood

Banking Automation.

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Configuring ISBT Code 128 With Code 39 Bar Codes

The following Code 39 configuration bar codes are processed in any Code 128

mode, but only effect reader operation in ISBT Code 128 mode. Bar codes may

be truncated as desired.

Syntax: CH8

ABCDEF

Character Value Description

A0 No symbology identifier.

1 Symbology identifier enabled (Default). Output of

]C0 indicates a single ISBT 128 bar code was read.

Output of ]C4 indicates that a pair of ISBT Code 128

bar codes was read.

B0 No concatenation (Default).

1 Restricted concatenation enabled.

C= or & Left bar code, primary data identifier to be matched

for restricted concatenation (Default is =).

DSee

List* Left bar code, secondary data identifier to be matched

for restricted concatenation (Default is W).

*Valid secondary identifiers are upper and lower case

A through Z, 0 through 9 , ! ” $ % & ’ ( ) * , - . / : ; < =

> ? and _.

E= or & Right bar code, primary data identifier to be matched

for restricted concatenation (Default is =).

FSee

List* Right bar code, secondary data identifier to be

matched for restricted concatenation (Default is %).

*Valid secondary identifiers are upper and lower case

A through Z, 0 through 9 , ! ” $ % & ’ ( ) * , - . / : ; < =

> ? and _.

Scan: One of these bar codes:

No Symbology Identifier Symbology Identifier Output

*$+CH80* *$+CH81*

No Identifier/No Concatenation No Identifier/Restricted Concatenation

*$+CH800* *$+CH801*

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Identifier/No Concatenation Identifier/Restricted Concatenation

*$+CH810* *$+CH811*

Note: Primary and secondary data identifiers are used for restricted bar code

concatenation purposes only. For example, only bar codes with data identifiers

matching the configured data identifiers will be concatenated. Spacing between

concatenable bar codes must be between 2 and 5 character widths.

Configuring With Code 128 Bar Codes

You can also configure the reader using Code 128 bar codes. Configuration

commands must be in the exact format shown below:

Syntax: =&F3CDEFmmtuv

Character Value Description

== Primary data identifier.

&& Secondary data identifier.

F3 Code 128 Function 3 character.

C= or & Left bar code, primary data identifier to be matched

for restricted concatenation (Default is =).

DSee

List* Left bar code, secondary data identifier to be matched

for restricted concatenation (Default is W).

*Valid secondary identifiers are upper and lower case

A through Z, 0 through 9 , ! ” $ % & ’ ( ) * , - . / : ; < =

> ? and _.

E= or & Right bar code, primary data identifier to be matched

for concatenation (Default is =).

FSee

List* Right bar code, secondary data identifier to be

matched for concatenation (Default is %).

*Valid secondary identifiers are upper and lower case

A through Z, 0 through 9 , ! ” $ % & ’ ( ) * , - . / : ; < =

> ? and _.

mmt 000 -

999 Approximate time (in milliseconds) that the JANUS

device will scan, attempting to concatenate both bar

codes before returning a single unconcatenated bar

code. Maximum time is 999.

000 implies one scan, 999 implies 24 scans.

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Character Value Description

ut Must be a lower case t or the time value is ignored.

v0 or 1 Use 0 to disable restricted concatenation. Use 1 to

enable restricted concatenation.

Scan: One of these bar codes:

=&³=W=%140t1

Concat. Donation ID # and ABO/Rh Gro

=&³=)&)200t1

Concat. Manuf. ID/Container and Lot #

Configuring With IC.EXE

You can also configure your JANUS device using the Interactive Configuration

application (IC.EXE). Access the Code 128 configuration screen from the Sym

menu (bar code symbologies) of the Interactive Configuration application.

CONFIGURATION 

Code 128



Enable: Standard



ISBT Configure:

L Data ID Pri: =

L Data ID Sec: W

R Data ID Pri: =

R Data ID Sec: %

Concaten : Disable

Symbol ID: Enable



OK Cancel

? ` _ 



20X0A.050

You can set the following parameters on the Code 128 configuration screen.

Enable Use the

key to toggle between Standard, ICC/EAN-128, ISBT,

and Disabled (Default is Standard).

L Data ID Pri Left bar code, primary data identifier to be matched for restricted

concatenation (Default is =). The other valid data identifier is &.

L Data ID Sec Left bar code, secondary data identifier to be matched for

restricted concatenation (Default is W). Valid secondary identifiers are upper

and lower case A through Z, 0 through 9 , ! ” $ % & ’ ( ) * , - . / : ; < = > ? and _.

R Data ID Pri Right bar code, primary data identifier to be matched for

restricted concatenation (Default is =). The other valid data identifier is &.

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R Data ID Sec Right bar code, secondary data identifier to be matched for

restricted concatenation (Default is %). Valid secondary identifiers are upper

and lower case A through Z, 0 through 9 , ! ” $ % & ’ ( ) * , - . / : ; < = > ? and _.

Concaten Use the

key to toggle between Disable and Enable matched

for the restricted concatenation feature (Default is Disable).

Symbology ID Use the

key to toggle between Enable and Disable for the

symbology identifier feature.

Manual Viewport Changes

The JANUS display driver subsystem was modified to fix a problem with the

manual viewport movement function. Earlier versions (before release 4.05) of

the JANUS software set the viewport to follow the cursor when a program was

started from the DOS prompt.

With release 4.05, the display driver subsystem allows you to force the

viewport follow cursor mode to follow the state you set using Configuration

Manager. You can only access this feature through a new set of enable/disable

commands that are used in your application.

You can only access the new commands through software interrupt 7E (hex).

You must use application calls to the appropriate software interrupt to enable

or disable this feature.

Use command 23 (dec) to force the viewport follow cursor mode to NOT

change when you invoke a DOS program. Use command 24 (dec) to return the

JANUS software to its original state.

Sample Code to Enable Manual Viewport Mode

_asm { mov ah,23 ; Enable True Manual Service Code

mov al,0x00 ; Function Code

int 0x7e ; Display Interrupt

}

Sample Code to Disable Manual Viewport Movement

_asm { mov ah,24 ; Disable True Manual Service Code

mov al,0x00 ; Function Code

int 0x7e ; Display Interrupt

}

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Autobacklight Enhancements

An autobacklight function has been added to provide the capability of turning

the backlight on when you press a key on the keyboard or press the trigger.

The backlight then shuts off automatically based on the backlight timeout

value.

This enhancement was implemented by incorporating two new functions to the

miscellaneous video services interrupt backlight subfunction (interrupt 79 hex,

subfunction 01). The Interrupt Services Routine (ISR) for interrupt 09

(keyboard) was modified to call the display interrupt every time you press a

key. The trigger interrupt routine was also modified to call the display

interrupt. You must use application calls to the appropriate software interrupt

to enable or disable this feature.

Sample Code to Enable Autobacklight

_asm { mov ah,0x01 ; Backlight Services Subfunction

mov al,0x08 ; Autobacklight Control Function Code

mov bl,0x01 ; Enable

int 0x79 ; Misc Video Services Interrupt

}

Sample Code to Disable Autobacklight

asm { mov ah,0x01 ; Backlight Services Subfunction

mov al,0x08 ; Autobacklight Control Function Code

mov bl,0x00 ; Disable

int 0x79 ; Misc Video Services Interrupt

}

Using the New MakeDisk Option

A new MakeDisk option allows you to extract files from the image file loaded

on a JANUS device. You can then modify the files and download a new image

to the JANUS device. This eliminates one step in the process of creating and

downloading a drive C or D image.

The following table compares the old method of changing drive C or D with

the new MakeDisk option.

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Old Method Using the New MakeDisk Option

1. Connect the JANUS device to the

host PC using and appropriate

serial device.

2. Use Interlnk and PutDisk to load

the image file from the PC to the

JANUS device.

3. Copy files from the JANUS device

back to the host PC.

4. Modify the files on the host PC.

5. Use MakeDisk to create the new

drive image.

6. Use PutDisk to load the image file

onto the JANUS device.

1. Connect the JANUS device to the

host PC using and appropriate

serial device.

2. Use MakeDisk /x to expand files

from the drive C or D image file

loaded on the host PC.

3. Modify the files on the host PC.

4. Use MakeDisk to create the new

drive image.

5. Use PutDisk to load the image file

onto the JANUS device.

Type the following to extract files from a drive image file.

makedisk /x {/o=[output file] /s=[source path] /r=[report]}

where:

output file specifies the full path and name of the image file to create.

The default is the current directory \XDRIVE.

The output file parameter is optional.

source path specifies the location of the image file. The default is the

current directory \DRIVE_C.IMG.

The source path parameter is optional.

report report version information from the image file, no

extraction is performed.

The report parameter is optional.

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P.O. Box 4280

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