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I-Data 5250 ALLY manual Twinax Modes

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AGILE 5250 ALLY User’s Guide and Reference

Changing a twinax port’s emulation, like changing its address, causes the 5250 ALLY to end communication on that address, change the emulation, then reestablish communication on that address. The 5250 ALLY will not do this if the address is currently in use; the twinax address must timeout before the 5250 ALLY will end communication on the address.

Note: Do not choose the 3812 or 5219 emulation if using continuous form paper, such as fanfold paper (primarily used with dot matrix printers).

3 — Twinax Modes

The mode selection tells the 5250 ALLY what to do with the data it receives from the System. If the 5250 ALLY will emulate one of the IBM printers listed above, the user should select IBM printer emulation. The five mode options are described below.

0.IBM printer emulation. This mode is the default, and it activates the emulations above.

1.SCS dump. An EBCDIC hexadecimal data dump, this mode simply prints a formatted hexadecimal report of the incoming EBCDIC data, including a human-readable interpretation of the SCS and DCA commands of the incoming data stream from the twinax host.

2.Xerox 275 twinax protocol converter emulation. If the user selects this, the user ordinarily should also select either 5225 or 5256 from the emulation menu described above. Selecting this mode will also usually require the user to set the twinax translation table option to Table 07 (Xerox 275 protocol converter EBCDIC to ASCII). If the user’s printer is set for the EBCDIC character set, the user must set the twinax table option to Table 03 (EBCDIC to EBCDIC).

4.Transparent. This is used only for diagnostic purposes.

5.Hex Dump. Hex dump mode will cause the 5250 ALLY to print all data it receives as 16 hexadecimal bytes per line on the left column of a page, accompanied in the right column by the 16 ASCII characters they represent. SCS/DCA commands are represented by a backslash (\) character. Refer to Chapter 5 — Maintenance & Troubleshooting for a printout of a sample Hex dump.

To select a mode, press the MODE button on the 5250 ALLY front panel until the LED reads “3.” After two seconds, the LED will display an underscore (_). Then press the MODE button until the LED displays the number of the appropriate mode (0-5). After two seconds, the mode will be changed and the unit will return to Normal Operating Mode.

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5250 ALLY specifications

The I-Data 5250 ALLY is a sophisticated device that combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features to enhance data management and interaction in various environments. Designed for flexible use, the ALLY caters to industry needs ranging from logistics and retail to healthcare and fieldwork.

One of the standout features of the I-Data 5250 ALLY is its robust processing power, which ensures seamless multitasking capabilities. Equipped with a high-performance processor, the device can handle complex applications and large data sets efficiently. This processing speed is critical for businesses that require rapid data collection and analysis.

The device boasts an impressive display that optimizes user experience. The high-resolution screen provides clear visibility under various lighting conditions, making it suitable for outdoor use. Additionally, the touchscreen interface makes navigation intuitive and enhances operational efficiency, reducing training time for new users.

Connectivity is another significant aspect of the I-Data 5250 ALLY. It supports multiple communication options, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular connections. This versatility ensures that users can stay connected regardless of their location, facilitating real-time data sharing and collaborations.

In terms of durability, the I-Data 5250 ALLY is built to withstand harsh conditions. It features a rugged design that is resistant to drops, dust, and water, making it an ideal choice for industries that operate in challenging environments. This durability extends the device's lifespan and reduces the need for frequent replacements.

Security is a paramount concern in today’s data-driven world, and the I-Data 5250 ALLY addresses this with advanced security features. It includes customizable user authentication protocols and data encryption mechanisms to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access and breaches.

Battery life is another critical feature of the I-Data 5250 ALLY. The device is equipped with a long-lasting battery that provides extended use on a single charge. This allows users to operate the device throughout their shifts without worrying about recharging, further enhancing productivity.

In summary, the I-Data 5250 ALLY stands out with its powerful processing capabilities, high-resolution display, robust connectivity options, rugged durability, and advanced security features. These characteristics make it an ideal tool for data collection and management in various sectors, where efficiency and reliability are essential. The I-Data 5250 ALLY is a testament to modern technological advancements, catering to the evolving needs of businesses today.