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Introducing the M71V2

This chapter describes how to get started using your M71V2 handheld terminal and get you up and running fast.

The M71V2 handheld terminal is an ultra-versatile, high-performance, designed-to- fit-your-budget terminal. The ergonomic design easily fits in even the smallest of hands. It is rugged, lightweight, compact and easy-to-use. The high resolution

graphical display is capable of presenting a multitude of fonts and images.

The M71V2 utilizes a true, fully functional, Linux operating system. The Linux operating system is well known for its stability, speed and conservative memory usage. The Linux operating system coupled with the M71V2’s high speed processor makes the M71V2 one of the fastest handheld terminals on the market today. In test after test the Linux operating system has out-performed DOS based and Windows based operating systems when compared on similar hardware platforms.

The M71V2 is easy to use and program. Our specifically designed CommandLink™ RF (Radio Frequency) software makes it easy to create custom applications for any requirement. Our terminal emulation software makes it easy to integrate the M71V2 into legacy applications as well. You can even utilize standard BASIC software on the M71V2 handheld terminal.

Power saving features of the M71V2 includes auto-off and power save modes, which reduce power consumption until an operator provides input. These features conserve battery power and lengthen the time between charges or battery replacement. The M71V2 was designed to operate for a full 8 hour shift without requiring the battery to be re- charged or replaced.

What to Expect

This user’s guide provides you with an overall physical description, keypad values, technical specifications and performance capabilities of the M71V2 handheld terminal. In addition you will learn how to:

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IBM manual Introducing the M71V2, Chapter, What to Expect

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User’s Guide Wireless Handheld TerminalM71V2 Effective Date FebruaryUser’s Guide Product Name Model 71V2 Wireless Handheld Terminal Model Number M71V2Disclaimer FCC Declaration of ConformityTHE M71V2 RF SERVER LOGIN TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCING THE M71V2 M71V2 TERMINAL OVERVIEWHANDHELD TERMINAL THE M71V2 EXPANDED MEMORYWhat to Expect Introducing the M71V2Chapter General Conventions WarrantyKeys DescriptionThis chapter describes the features of the M71V2 terminal Using the M71V2 KeyboardM71V2 Terminal Overview ChapterFunction 10 is selected using the Func then 0 key and Key ValuesFunction 20 is selected by using the Alt then 0 key Yellow KeyIf Function Lock mode is enabled, to toggle Function To toggle Caps Lock mode on or offLock mode on or off, hit Shift then Func hit Func then ShiftThe M71V2 Scanner The M71V2 Display ScreenStandard Range Laser Long Range Laser LRArea 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 LaserConversion 1 mil = 0.0254 mm 1 inch = 25.4 mm The M71V2 Scanner LEDReading distance for the 2D Area Imager Laser Output Power Scanner information and LabelingLaser Classification CDRH ClassPage Security Issues 802.11b Fallback ModeThe M71V2 Internal Radio Interference and CoexistenceThe Optional M71V2 Handle Installing the Optional M71V2 HandleDescription of the USB Type II Connector Slave only Description of the RJ-45 10 Pin Connector RS-232The M71V2 Communications Ports Description of the Infra-Red Detector Array Port IrDAThe M71V2 Cradle GND Signal Ground The M71V2 Cradle’s Communication PortsDB-9 Pin out RS-232 DCD Data Carrier DetectThe CommandLink Software The M71V2 RF Server LoginWait WLAN ChapterLogin ConnectingTelnet Switching Virtual ConsolesApplications Console 1 MenusTerminal Emulation Console 3 Battery Warnings Console 4 Second Telnet SessionConsole 2 Communications Session or User Program Console 5 Linux prompt Console 6 User Defined Console 7 RESERVEDNote The latest firmware files can be downloaded off the AML website Updating FirmwareMain Menu The M71V2 Menu SystemReconnect ChapterContrast 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 ListMultiple Hosts When more than two hosts are defined, the“Connect to Both” option is not available 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 Serial Number Battery StatusFirmware Version Barcode Data Viewer Hardware Tests Ping USB ServerBarcode Options Local Settings, Laser & CCD OnlySymbology Settings CONCATENATE MODE Setting the Code 39 Bar CodeCODE 39 DECODER FULL ASCIIUPC DECODER Setting the UPC Bar CodeCONVERT UPC-E TO UPC-A CONVERT UPC-A TO EAN-13SEND UPC-E NUMBER SYSTEM Setting the EAN Bar CodeSEND UPC-A CHECK DIGIT SEND UPC-E CHECK DIGITSEND EAN-13 COUNTRY CODE UPC/EAN Supplements SettingsSEND EAN-8 COUNTRY CODE SEND EAN-13 CHECK DIGITALLOW 5 DIGIT ALLOW 2 DIGITREQUIRE UPC SUPPLEMENTS REQUIRE EAN SUPPLEMENTSINT 2 OF 5 DECODER Setting the I - 2 of 5 Bar CodeUSS CHECK DIGIT OPCC CHECK DIGITSET FIXED LENGTH #1 Setting the Codabar Bar CodeSET FIXED LENGTH #2 SET FIXED LENGTH #3CLSI CHECK DIGIT Setting the Code 128 Bar CodeCODE 128 DECODER UCC-128 VERIFICATIONSetting the MSI/Plessey Bar Code Setting the Code 93 Bar CodeCONCATENATE MODE CODE 93 DECODERTWO CHECK DIGITS REQUIRED MSI/PLESSEY DECODERFIRST CHECK DIGIT MOD SEND FIRST CHECK DIGITSetting the RSS Bar Code Setting the Code 11 Bar CodeCODE 11 DECODER TWO CHECK DIGITS REQUIREDEAN Type Identifier RSS14 Active, RSS Limited Active, RSS Expanded ActiveApplication Interface Linkage CharacterDUPLICATE READS ALLOWED ON/OFF Decoder OptionsSEND BAR CODE TYPE ID ON/OFF TERMINATION CHARACTER OVERRIDE ON/OFF Barcode Options Local Settings, 2D Imager OnlySymbology Settings Start/Stop CodeCheck Char Setting the PDF417 Bar CodeLength Min Length MaxSetting the RSS Bar Code Setting the MicroPDF417 Bar CodePDF417 Length MinRSS Lim Setting the Composite Bar CodeRSS Exp Length MinUPC-A Setting the UPC-A Bar CodeCheck Digit Num SysUPC-E0 Setting the UPC-E Bar CodeExpand Sup Req5 Dig Sup Setting the EAN/JAN-13 Bar CodeUPC-E1 EAN/JAN-13ISBN Setting the EAN/JAN-8 Bar CodeEAN/JAN-8 Check DigitCode 2 of Setting the 2 of 5s Bar CodesLength Min Length MaxLength Max Setting the Codabar Bar CodeMatrix 2 of Length MinCode Setting the Code 128 Bar CodeISBT Conc Length MinSetting the Code 93 Bar Code Setting the MSI/Plessey Bar CodesCode Length MinCheck Digit Setting the Code 11 Bar CodeLength Min Length MaxSetting the PosiCode Bar Code Setting the Telepen Bar CodeLength Max TelepenA&B, A&B & Lim A, A&B & Lim B Setting the Codablock F Bar CodeOnly one of these options can be set to ON Length MinSetting the Code 49 Bar Code Setting the Code 16K Bar CodeCode 16K Length MinSetting the QR Code Bar Code Setting the Aztec Bar CodeAztec Length MinSetting the MaxiCode Bar Code Setting the Data Matrix Bar CodeLength Max Data MatrixPostnet Setting the Postal Bar CodesCheck Digit Planet CodeJapan Post Setting the Code 32 Bar CodeChina Post CP MinDecoder Options Setting the Trioptic Bar CodeTrioptic SEND BAR CODE TYPE ID ON/OFFOFF Disable reading the same bar code twice in a row ON* Enable reading the same bar code multiple timesDUPLICATE READS ALLOWED ON/OFF TERMINATION CHARACTER OVERRIDE ON/OFFLR or ALR installed Laser / CCD SettingTrigger Mode to the Laser Timeout value in seconds. RecommendedLaser Timeout Imager Options 2D Imager OnlyTrigger Mode Read VerifyLED Power Bar Code Edit OptionsEnable Bar Code Edit Red LED LightStrip Leading Characters 0-9, A-F Code TypeStrip Trailing Characters 0-9, A-F Strip Lead/Trail SpacesThe 2D Imager settings are quite extensive and Date/Time Port ConfigurationIrDA Printer Only PortRS232 Printer Only IrDA w/ RS232 ScannerM71V2 will not start the internal telnet program Startup OptionsEnable Servers Enable Keyboard Optionsnot disable this function if bar code scanning is required Allows scanned data to be routed to the keyboard input buffer. DoLinux Prompt rm -rf Journaling File SystemCalculator Tools/UtilitiesForce Sleep Now Chapter The M71V2 Expanded Memory Handheld TerminalDiagnostic Menu Firmware Version The M71V2 Memory AllocationThe Links Web Browser Application File Transfer Protocol FTPThe M71V2 Web Server 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