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IBM M71V2 manual

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In the example above, “AMLBURNIN” was chosen for the unique SSID name. Your unique name should be assigned by your local Systems Administrator.

The wireless security settings are referred to as WEP (Wireless Equivalent Privacy) can be left un-enabled or can be enabled from this menu. It is HIGHLY recommended that some sort of WEP standards be enabled in any wireless network. This information is unique for each network and should be assigned by the local Systems Administrator.

The M71V2 handheld terminal supports both 40 bit and 128 bit WEP key encryption. Note that the number of key sets change according to which format is chosen.

The Key ID determines which key set is currently in use. Only the Key ID set selected will be used, all other key sets are ignored.

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Effective Date February Wireless Handheld TerminalUser’s Guide M71V2FCC Declaration of Conformity Product Name Model 71V2 Wireless Handheld Terminal Model Number M71V2User’s Guide DisclaimerM71V2 TERMINAL OVERVIEW TABLE OF CONTENTSTHE M71V2 RF SERVER LOGIN INTRODUCING THE M71V2HANDHELD TERMINAL THE M71V2 EXPANDED MEMORYChapter Introducing the M71V2What to Expect Description WarrantyGeneral Conventions KeysChapter Using the M71V2 KeyboardThis chapter describes the features of the M71V2 terminal M71V2 Terminal OverviewYellow Key Key ValuesFunction 10 is selected using the Func then 0 key and Function 20 is selected by using the Alt then 0 keyhit Func then Shift To toggle Caps Lock mode on or offIf Function Lock mode is enabled, to toggle Function Lock mode on or off, hit Shift then FuncLong Range Laser LR The M71V2 Display ScreenThe M71V2 Scanner Standard Range LaserArea Imager 2D Advanced Long Range Laser ALRReading distance for the Standard High Speed Laser Reading distance for the Advanced Long Range Laser Reading distance for the Long Range LaserReading distance for the 2D Area Imager The M71V2 Scanner LEDConversion 1 mil = 0.0254 mm 1 inch = 25.4 mm CDRH Class Scanner information and LabelingLaser Output Power Laser ClassificationPage Interference and Coexistence 802.11b Fallback ModeSecurity Issues The M71V2 Internal RadioThe Optional M71V2 Handle Installing the Optional M71V2 HandleDescription of the Infra-Red Detector Array Port IrDA Description of the RJ-45 10 Pin Connector RS-232Description of the USB Type II Connector Slave only The M71V2 Communications PortsThe M71V2 Cradle DCD Data Carrier Detect The M71V2 Cradle’s Communication PortsGND Signal Ground DB-9 Pin out RS-232Chapter The M71V2 RF Server LoginThe CommandLink Software Wait WLANLogin ConnectingConsole 1 Menus Switching Virtual ConsolesTelnet ApplicationsConsole 5 Linux prompt Console 6 User Defined Console 7 RESERVED Console 3 Battery Warnings Console 4 Second Telnet SessionTerminal Emulation Console 2 Communications Session or User ProgramNote The latest firmware files can be downloaded off the AML website Updating FirmwareChapter The M71V2 Menu SystemMain Menu ReconnectContrast Network Setup Radio Settings WEP Page The Mode setting determines what type of network is in use The Auth setting determines what type of network system you are using Radio Settings WPA-PSK Radio Settings WPA-EAP Certificate Settings TLS Simultaneous Hosts Connection Host Server List“Connect to Both” option is not available When more than two hosts are defined, theMultiple Hosts Hosts Log-in Options Terminal Emulation - amlterm Terminal OptionsTerminal Emulation - vt100 / vt220 Page Page Page The Wraparound function tells the terminal to “wrap” long text strings onto multiple lines on the M71V2 screen. This can be very confusing when the data was originally formatted for a 24x80 text screen. This option is unchecked by default Page Page Page Page Terminal Emulation - tn5250 Page Page you exit the Network Settings screen If you do not save your settings they will be lost whenPower Management to zero to prevent closed connections Many users find it better to set the Sleep TimerNetwork Status DiagnosticsDisabled Note that this is a very good connection Note that this is a very bad connectionPing Server Resource InformationPage Print Test Label Firmware Version Battery StatusSerial Number Barcode Data Viewer Hardware Tests Ping USB ServerSymbology Settings Local Settings, Laser & CCD OnlyBarcode Options FULL ASCII Setting the Code 39 Bar CodeCONCATENATE MODE CODE 39 DECODERCONVERT UPC-A TO EAN-13 Setting the UPC Bar CodeUPC DECODER CONVERT UPC-E TO UPC-ASEND UPC-E CHECK DIGIT Setting the EAN Bar CodeSEND UPC-E NUMBER SYSTEM SEND UPC-A CHECK DIGITSEND EAN-13 CHECK DIGIT UPC/EAN Supplements SettingsSEND EAN-13 COUNTRY CODE SEND EAN-8 COUNTRY CODEREQUIRE EAN SUPPLEMENTS ALLOW 2 DIGITALLOW 5 DIGIT REQUIRE UPC SUPPLEMENTSOPCC CHECK DIGIT Setting the I - 2 of 5 Bar CodeINT 2 OF 5 DECODER USS CHECK DIGITSET FIXED LENGTH #3 Setting the Codabar Bar CodeSET FIXED LENGTH #1 SET FIXED LENGTH #2UCC-128 VERIFICATION Setting the Code 128 Bar CodeCLSI CHECK DIGIT CODE 128 DECODERCODE 93 DECODER Setting the Code 93 Bar CodeSetting the MSI/Plessey Bar Code CONCATENATE MODESEND FIRST CHECK DIGIT MSI/PLESSEY DECODERTWO CHECK DIGITS REQUIRED FIRST CHECK DIGIT MODTWO CHECK DIGITS REQUIRED Setting the Code 11 Bar CodeSetting the RSS Bar Code CODE 11 DECODERLinkage Character RSS14 Active, RSS Limited Active, RSS Expanded ActiveEAN Type Identifier Application InterfaceSEND BAR CODE TYPE ID ON/OFF Decoder OptionsDUPLICATE READS ALLOWED ON/OFF TERMINATION CHARACTER OVERRIDE ON/OFF Symbology Settings Local Settings, 2D Imager OnlyBarcode Options Start/Stop CodeLength Max Setting the PDF417 Bar CodeCheck Char Length MinLength Min Setting the MicroPDF417 Bar CodeSetting the RSS Bar Code PDF417Length Min Setting the Composite Bar CodeRSS Lim RSS ExpNum Sys Setting the UPC-A Bar CodeUPC-A Check DigitSup Req Setting the UPC-E Bar CodeUPC-E0 ExpandEAN/JAN-13 Setting the EAN/JAN-13 Bar Code5 Dig Sup UPC-E1Check Digit Setting the EAN/JAN-8 Bar CodeISBN EAN/JAN-8Length Max Setting the 2 of 5s Bar CodesCode 2 of Length MinLength Min Setting the Codabar Bar CodeLength Max Matrix 2 ofLength Min Setting the Code 128 Bar CodeCode ISBT ConcLength Min Setting the MSI/Plessey Bar CodesSetting the Code 93 Bar Code CodeLength Max Setting the Code 11 Bar CodeCheck Digit Length MinTelepen Setting the Telepen Bar CodeSetting the PosiCode Bar Code Length MaxLength Min Setting the Codablock F Bar CodeA&B, A&B & Lim A, A&B & Lim B Only one of these options can be set to ONLength Min Setting the Code 16K Bar CodeSetting the Code 49 Bar Code Code 16KLength Min Setting the Aztec Bar CodeSetting the QR Code Bar Code AztecData Matrix Setting the Data Matrix Bar CodeSetting the MaxiCode Bar Code Length MaxPlanet Code Setting the Postal Bar CodesPostnet Check DigitCP Min Setting the Code 32 Bar CodeJapan Post China PostSEND BAR CODE TYPE ID ON/OFF Setting the Trioptic Bar CodeDecoder Options TriopticTERMINATION CHARACTER OVERRIDE ON/OFF ON* Enable reading the same bar code multiple timesOFF Disable reading the same bar code twice in a row DUPLICATE READS ALLOWED ON/OFFto the Laser Timeout value in seconds. Recommended Laser / CCD SettingLR or ALR installed Trigger ModeRead Verify Imager Options 2D Imager OnlyLaser Timeout Trigger ModeRed LED Light Bar Code Edit OptionsLED Power Enable Bar Code EditStrip Lead/Trail Spaces Code TypeStrip Leading Characters 0-9, A-F Strip Trailing Characters 0-9, A-FThe 2D Imager settings are quite extensive and Date/Time Port ConfigurationIrDA w/ RS232 Scanner PortIrDA Printer Only RS232 Printer OnlyEnable Servers Startup OptionsM71V2 will not start the internal telnet program Allows scanned data to be routed to the keyboard input buffer. Do Keyboard OptionsEnable not disable this function if bar code scanning is requiredLinux Prompt rm -rf Journaling File SystemCalculator Tools/UtilitiesForce Sleep Now Chapter The M71V2 Expanded Memory Handheld TerminalDiagnostic Menu Firmware Version The M71V2 Memory AllocationThe M71V2 Web Server Application File Transfer Protocol FTPThe Links Web Browser Application Page Under “Start Dir Stay-Linked 3270 and 5250 TE Clients Connect 3270 and 5250 TE ClientsThe M71V2 Tool Chain RFGen Application Development SoftwareIndex