Honeywell VX9 Chapter 3: Software

Contents

Reference Guide Disclaimer Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Hardware Page Chapter 3: Software Page Chapter 4: Wireless Network Configuration Page Page Chapter 5: Key Maps Chapter 6: Technical Specifications Chapter 1: Introduction Page Position Function Page Page Power LED Power LED UPS Mode LED UPS Mode LED COM Port LEDs Hard Drive LED Page Page Chapter 2: Hardware Start > Control Panel > Power Options Start > Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced (Classic view) Shut Down Page Page +5v Pin Signal Description +12v Page Page D9 Male Connector PS/2 Keyboard Connector PS/2 Mouse Page Page Page D15 Female Connector USB Connector Serial Connector - COM4 Do not Page Page Page Page CapsLock and Scroll Lock Page Unused Key Functions SHIFT + CTRL + F10 Control Keys Keyboard LEDs CAPS LED Secondary Keys LED Page Press these keys … To … Start > Programs > MountFocus POS > Keyboard Control Panel Tools down arrow > Options > Opening Start > Control Panel > Tablet PC Settings > Other > Go to Input Panel options How To: Disable the Soft Keyboard How To: Enable the Soft Keyboard Page Install PCMCIA Cards PCMCIA Pinout VX89A301PSDC9TO36V VX89A302PSDC48V VX89A303PSDC60TO110V Power Cable Routing without Screen Blanking Page Connection with Relay/Mechanical Switch for Screen Blanking Screen Blanking Page Problem Solution Ctrl Alt Start > Programs > UPDD > Calibrate Start > Programs > UPDD > Settings Page Chapter 3: Software Page Advanced Video Function Configuration Flat Panel Type AMI BIOS Phoenix BIOS Onboard Device Configuration USB Configuration Boot Onboard PXE ROM must be enabled, see the I/O Device Configuration menu Save Changes and Exit Discard Changes and Exit Discard changes Load Optimal Defaults Load Failsafe Defaults 95-keyKeyboard 60-keyKeyboard CTRL Page Software Loaded on Drive C Microsoft Windows Device Drivers Radio Software Touch Screen Software Start > Control Panel > Date and Time (Classic view) Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power Options (Category view) Start > Control Panel > Power Options (Classic view) Start > Control Panel > Power Options (Classic view), or tap Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound (Category view) Start > Shut down right arrow list menu > Restart Start > Shut down Start > Shut down > Restart Start > Shut down > Shut down Tap Start > Programs > MountFocus POS > Keyboard Control Panel Page Other Control Panel Options General Settings Apply COM1 Power COM2 Power Multi Purpose Connector Startup Shutdown Defroster Apply Factory Settings UPS Yes UPS Battery Configuration UPS Battery Status Display Backlight Blackout-screenInput Signal Active at input signal low level Quiet touch panel Backlight Intensity Page Inter-character Delay Keyboard Start > All Programs > FreeFloat WLinq > Help for Wlinq To configure the wedge, select Start > All Programs > FreeFloat WLinq > WLinq Data String Termination Character(s) Select Timeout Click Page DVD Part numbers Thor VX9 B VX9480WESRECOV VX9481WESRECOV VX9482XPPRRECOV Using the RS2 Wizard Driver CD Part Numbers VX89500DRIVERS VX89A499DRIVERS Press SHIFT Down Arrow Save and Exit Chapter 4: Wireless Network Configuration Important Notes Summit Client Utility Access: Start > Programs > Summit > SCU or SCU Icon on Desktop or Summit Tray Icon (if present) or Summit Client Utility Summit Tray Icon How To: Use the Wireless Zero Config Utility ThirdPartyConfig How to: Switch Control to SCU Main Tab Start > All Programs > Summit > Summit Client Utility > Main tab Factory Default Settings Active Profile Disable Radio Admin Logout Admin Login Profile Tab Start > All Programs > Summit > Summit Client Utility > Profile tab Button Profile Parameters Explanation Page Status Tab Start > All Programs > Summit > Summit Client Utility > Status tab Diags Tab Start > All Programs > Summit > Summit Client Utility > Diags tab (Re)connect Release/Renew Start Ping Start > All Programs > Summit > Summit Client Utility > Global tab Custom Parameter Option Global Parameters Page Page Page Logon Options Logon Options Login Options Single Signon Use the Windows username and password when available Commit Pre-LogonConnection Authentication delay Sign-Onvs. Stored Credentials Credentials login and password entry window Validate server Cancel Reconnect Windows Certificate Store vs. Certs Path User Certificates Root CA Certificates How To: Use the Certs Path How To: Use Windows Certificate Store 6.Uncheck the Use full trusted store checkbox Configuring the Profile No Security •Set EAP Type to None •Set Encryption to None •Set Auth Type to Open WEP WEP Manual WEP WEP keys/PSKs LEAP •Set EAP Type to LEAP WEP EAP Auto WEP Shared Page PEAP/MSCHAP •Set EAP Type to PEAP-MSCHAP •Set Encryption to WPA TKIP Page Page PEAP/GTC •Set EAP Type to PEAP-GTC Page Use MS store box WPA/LEAP Page EAP-FAST •Set EAP Type to EAP-FAST Page •Set EAP Type to EAP-TLS Page Page WPA PSK •Set Encryption to WPA PSK or WPA2 PSK Page Generating a Root CA Certificate Page DER Download CA certificate Save Installing a Root CA Certificate Troubleshooting: Start > Run certmgr.msc Next Click the Install Certificate button Complete the Root CA Certificate Installation •Select Place all certificates in the following store •Tap Browse and select Trusted Root Certification Authorities Finish Generating a User Certificate Click the Request a certificate link User Certificate Submit Install this certificate Exporting a User Certificate Select Tools > Internet Options > Content and click the Certificates button Personal Export Select Yes, export the private key and click Next Page Installing a User Certificate All Tasks > Import Include all extended properties •Selecting Start > All Programs > Atheros > Atheros Client Utility Atheros Client Utility ACU network wireless connection Profile Management New Profile Name Security 1.Select None from Set Security Options 1.Select Pre-SharedKey (Static WEP) from Set Security Options Configure WEP key 1.Select 802.1x from Set Security Options 802.1x EAP Type 4.Make sure Use Saved User Name and Password is selected 1.Select WPA/WPA2 Passphrase from Set Security Options 1.Select WPA/WPA2 from Set Security Options 2.Choose PEAP (EAP-MSCHAPV2) from the WPA/WPA2 EAP Type pulldown 4.Make sure User Name and Password is selected PEAP (EAP-GTC) WPA/WPA2 EAP User Name 2.Choose EAP-TLS from the WPA/WPA2 EAP Type pulldown Trusted Root Certification Authorities Select a Certificate WPA/WPA2 EAP Type Page 2.Choose EAP-FAST from the WPA/WPA2 EAP Type pulldown 5.Check the checkbox for Allow Automatic PAC Provisioning 7.Make sure Use Saved User Name and Password is selected •Selecting Start > All Programs > Broadcom Wireless > Broadcom Wireless Utility BWU Wireless Networks •Uncheck Let this tool manage your wireless networks Help 1.Enter the Network name (SSID) 2.Set Network authentication to Open Network Key 2.Set Network authentication to EAP method User Name/Password 2.Set Network authentication to WPA-Personal(PSK) 2.Set Network authentication to WPA-Enterprise 4.Select MS-CHAPv2 from the Inner EAP method pulldown list GTC Inner EAP method Logon or identity TLS Client Identity 5.Click on Server Identity 6.Check to box to Validate server certificate Page EAP-FAST 2.Click on Download a CA certificate, certificate chain, or CRL 3.Click on install this CA certificate chain 5.Click on Request a certificate 6.Click on User Certificate Page Page Page Page Page Page Requirements Installation Page Page Page Install SIM Card Load Firmware Firmware Change Activation Automated Activation Network Page Blue Connect Radio Button Statistics Button Statistics Data In: Data Out: Settings Button Profile Tab Edit Delete Parameters Label Profile Network Tab Network with SIM Card Select Connection Select Network Only use GPRS Only use UMTS/HSPA CDMA Network History Tab From Reset PIN Tab Activate/Deactivate PIN Change PIN Info Tab Firmware Tab Current Profile Select New Profile Automatic(UMTS) Activation on CDMA Manual Activation General General Tab Application Tab Application SMS Web Browser Email Start > Control Panel > Internet Options > Programs GPS System Requirements Supported Languages Installing or Upgrading OneClick Internet Start > Control Panel Add or Remove Programs Installation Accept Reject Page Page Icon Network signal strength Connect / Cancel / Disconnect SMS Web Email GPS Information Buttons Page Chapter 5: Key Maps 2nd To get this Key / Function Press These Keys in this Order Page Page Page Page Legend on Keypad Key Sequence Page Chapter 6: Technical Specifications Feature Specification, Thor VX9 B & Thor VX9 A Characteristic Page Page Chapter 7: Technical Assistance Product Service and Repair Limited Warranty

Virtual Keyboard		2-30
Display		2-32
Cleaning the Display		2-32
Touch Screen		2-32
PCMCIA Slots		2-33
Install PCMCIA Cards		2-33
PCMCIA Pinout		2-34
Power Supply		2-35
Vehicle DC Connection		2-36
Screen Blanking		2-38
Uninterruptible Power Supply Battery Pack		2-39
External Power Supply		2-39
CMOS Battery		2-39
Hardware Problems		2-40
Power Source		2-40
Keyboard		1-7
Display / Touch Screen		2-41
Hard Disk Drive		2-41
Memory Conflicts		2-41
Optional Devices		2-42
Chapter 3: Software		3-1
Introduction		3-1
Operating System		3-1
BIOS Setup		3-2
Accessing the BIOS Setup		3-3
AMI BIOS		3-3
Phoenix BIOS		3-3
Identifying Drives in the Thor VX9		3-3
AMI BIOS		3-3
Phoenix BIOS		3-3
Integrated Devices		3-4
AMI BIOS		3-4
Phoenix BIOS		3-4
Boot Priority		3-5
AMI BIOS		3-5
Phoenix BIOS		3-5
PXE - Pre Boot Execution		3-5
AMI BIOS		3-5
Phoenix BIOS		3-5