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TPM Handheld User Manual - prelim 2 Page 9 of 17
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Force Vehicle ID
When this is set to Y, then the operator must scan or enter a vehicle ID before the handheld will allow a
stem read to work.
Min ID Chars
This sets the minimum number of characters accepted by the handheld as a valid vehicle ID. If an
operator enters in a number of characters less than this value, then the handheld will not accept the VIN
or PVI entry, and prompt the operator to re-enter a new one.
Max ID Chars
This sets the maximum number of characters accepted by the handheld as a valid vehicle ID. If an
operator enters in a number of characters more than this value, then the handheld will not accept the
VIN or PVI entry, and prompt the operator to re-enter a new one.
Store One Stem
This setting is only valid for single stem mode. When this is set to N, it allows the user to read more
than one stem in single stem mode before deleting or downloading records. If it is set to Y, then only
one stem can be stored at a time. This setting does not affect vehicle mode.
Send One Stem
This setting is only valid for single stem mode. When this is set to Y, the handheld will output the data
when docked. If it is set to N, the handheld does not output any data in single stem mode. This setting
does not affect vehicle mode.
Auto Try Next
When this is set to Y, if the handheld fails a stem read, it will automatically switch to the next stem type
and try to read that one. This will continue until a stem is read or all of the different types of stems have
been tried.
Allow Letters
This setting allows letters to be entered from the keypad if set to Y. Otherwise the keypad will only
enter numbers.
Set Password
This opens up a dialog that allows a unique password to be set. The password will only protect the
settings menu from being entered.
Keypad version
This setting should always be set to LR for new handhelds. This setting if for supporting supports older
handhelds only.