Rfid Preferences; Multifunction Mode Triggering - Motorola Symbol DS9808-R Manual

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RFID Preferences

The parameters in this chapter control RFID behavior.

Multifunction Mode Triggering

You can set trigger options for each of the digital scanner's trigger positions. For example, set Trigger A (pressed
with your index finger) to imager decoding, set Trigger B (pressed with your middle finger) for laser decoding, and
set Trigger A + B (pressed with both fingers) for RFID reading.
The default operation is single trigger, so if you do not assign values to each trigger option (or assign Trigger A
only), Trigger B operates the same as Trigger A, and a dual trigger pull is ignored.
Select one of the following functions for each trigger using the bar codes on the next few pages:
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Laser Preferred Decoding - Programs the trigger for decoding using the laser engine first, then the imager
if a decode does not occur. Refer to the Symbol DS9808 Product Reference Guide for more information.
DS9808-SR/DL models do not support this option.
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Imager Decoding - Programs the trigger for decoding using the imager engine.
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RFID Reading - Programs the trigger for reading RFID tags.
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Imager Plus RFID - A trigger pull attempts decode using the imager engine, and turns on the optional RFID
reader, if available, to read RFID tags.
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Laser Preferred Plus RFID - A trigger pull attempts decode using the laser engine first, then the imager if a
decode does not occur, and also turns on the RFID reader to read RFID tags. DS9808-SR/DL models do not
support this option.
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Laser Only Decoding - Programs the trigger for decoding using the laser engine only. DS9808-SR/DL
models do not support this option.
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Set to Trigger A Value (Trigger B Only) - Sets Trigger B to the same value as Trigger A. This allows you to
automatically program Trigger B upon selecting the function of Trigger A.
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Ignore Dual Trigger Pull (Trigger A+B Only) - Uses the mode of the first trigger pull only. This increases
triggering efficiency when the dual trigger is not needed.
Trigger Locations
Figure 3-1
Trigger A
Trigger B