| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Optical interface |
Communications operation |
Full duplex |
Half duplex |
| Transmission speed (bps) |
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 |
2400, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 |
| Parity bit |
None, Odd or Even |
None (fixed) |
| Character length |
7 or 8 bits |
8 bits (fixed) |
| Stop bits |
1 or 2 bits |
1 bit (fixed) |
| Signal lines |
SD, RD, RS, CS |
SD, RD |
| Direct-connect interface |
Transmission speed (bps) |
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 |
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 |
| Simultaneous opening with the bar code device file |
Possible |
Optical interface: Not possible (In order to decrease the peak current)
Direct-connect interface: Possible |
| Communications protocols |
BHT-protocol
Multilink protocol
|
BHT-protocol
BHT-Ir protocol
|
| File reception with XFILE statement |
Receive file with the name given by the sender |
Not possible |
Possible |
| Receive file with different name |
Not possible |
Possible |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Scanning range laser marker ON/OFF control |
Not available |
Available |
| OPEN "BAR:" statement extension*1 |
Not available |
Available |
| Code 128 special characters conversion*2 |
Conforms to the 1986 USS Standard |
Conforms to the 1993 USS Standard (Conversion system differs in some parts) |
| Length of beep for read confirmation |
100 ms |
60 ms |
| *1 |
In the readcode parameter, more than one condition may be specified with commas. |
| *2 |
Special characters such as FNC, CODEA, CODEB, CODEC, and SHIFT characters |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
BHT-2000
compatible mode |
Available |
Not available |
Chars×Lines
(Dots, W×H) |
ANK*1 |
21×8 (6×8) |
Standard-size font |
21×8 (6×8) |
| Small-size font |
21×10 (6×6) |
| Kanji |
Full-width: 8×4 (16×16) |
Standard-size font |
Full-width: 8×4 (16×16) |
| Half-width: 16×4 ( 8×16) |
| Half-width: 16×4 ( 8×16) |
Small-size font |
Full-width: 10×5 (12×12) |
| Half-width: 21×5 ( 6×12) |
| Condensed Kanji |
Full-width: 10×4 (12×16) |
Not available |
| Half-width: 21×4 ( 6×16) |
| Double-width |
Not available |
Available |
| No. of user-defined fonts loadable |
ANK |
32 fonts |
ANK |
32 fonts |
| Kanji |
32 fonts |
Kanji |
128 fonts |
| User-defined cursor display*2 |
Not available |
Available |
| Display of battery voltage level |
Bar graph display when the battery voltage display key is pressed |
Bars always displayed at the bottom left of the LCD |
| Display of keypad shift state |
SF icon at the bottom right of the LCD |
Bar displayed next to the battery voltage bars |
| *1 |
Alphanumerics and Katakana |
| *2 |
The user-defined cursor display function displays a cursor in the shape defined by the user. The cursor shape may be defined with the APLOAD or KPLOAD statement in single-byte ANK mode or two-byte Kanji mode, respectively. |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Magic keys |
M1 and M2 keys |
M1, M2,
M3 (left-hand trigger switch), and
M4 (right-hand trigger switch) keys |
| Default trigger switch |
Trigger switch |
M3 and M4 keys |
| Definition of a magic key as battery voltage display key |
Yes |
No
(The battery voltage level is always displayed.) |
| Key number assignment range |
0 to 34 |
1 to 31 and 33 to 38 |
| Alphabet entry |
Not available |
Available
(Alphabet entry mode added) |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Default backlight on/off control key |
Trigger switch
with SF held down |
M1 key
with SF held down |
| Key assignment numbers for backlight on/off control |
0 to 34 |
1 to 31 and
33 to 38 |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| File storage device(s) |
RAM (Drive A) |
Flash ROM (The RAM is used to run programs efficiently.) |
| Flash ROM (Drive B) |
| Max. number of files loadable |
RAM
(Drive A) |
40 |
80 |
| Flash ROM (Drive B) |
40 |
| Cluster size |
4 KB (8 KB*) |
4 KB |
| User area |
RAM
(Drive A) |
1976 KB* |
Here |
Flash ROM
(Drive B) |
Original:
132 KB |
If font files are deleted:
388 KB |
| * |
BHT-5079 with a 2048-Kbyte RAM |
(7) Work and common variables
|
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Max. memory spaces available for work and common variables |
6 KB |
32 KB |
(8) LCD contrast & beeper (vibrator) adjustment
|
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Adjustment screen call-up key |
PW key
with trigger switch held down |
PW key
with M1 or M4 held down |
| Vibrator |
Not available |
ON/OFF selectable |
| Beeper volume adjustment in user programs |
Not available |
Available |
| Beeper (and vibrator) control in user programs |
Not available |
Available |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Extended functions |
None
(Extension library required) |
SYSTEM.FN3, SYSMDFY.FN3, and CRC.FN3
(SYSINF.FN3 and SYSPARA.FN3 integrated in the BHT) |
| Item |
BHT-5000 |
BHT-7000 |
| Remote wakeup*1 |
Not available |
Available |
| Updating of system settings |
In System Mode |
In System Mode or with BHT system parameter file*2 |
| Updating OS |
Download |
Download or applications |
| *1 |
The remote wakeup function allows you to turn the BHT on and run the specified user program from a remote location by sending the specified message from the host computer to the BHT placed on the CU.
If the BHT is turned on using this function, it will automatically run a file named "BHTRMT.PD3" or "_BHTRMT.PD3." |
| *2 |
Updating with the BHT system parameter file refers to uploading or downloading a file named "_BHT.SYS" which stores system environment settings specified in System Mode and other settings (e.g. LCD contrast and beeper volume) for updating system settings. |
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