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The purpose of the laser aim is to be able to tell where the laser

beam is pointing when scanning bar codes that are a long way

away from the unit. The laser point helps to locate the beam before

the laser starts rastering. Once the laser starts rastering, the bar

code will be scanned.

Laser Timeout Turns off Laser / CCD after (1 – 9) seconds when the trigger is

pushed in Pulse mode, or held down in Trigger mode. The laser /

CCD will always turn off immediately after a good read.

Read Verify Performs bar code re-reads the number of times (0 – 9) required for

applications where accuracy is critical. This is used where the bar

code is poorly printed or damaged.

Imager Options (2D Imager Only)

These options are used to configure the 2D Imager device behavior, and the trigger mode

for the M7100 handheld terminal.

Trigger Mode

Trigger Trigger activates scanning device for as long as trigger is held up

to the Laser Timeout value in seconds. (Recommended)

Pulse Continues to keep the scanner active even when the trigger is not

held down, up to Laser Timeout value in seconds.

Laser Timeout Turns off Laser / CCD after (1 – 9) seconds when the trigger is

pushed in Pulse mode, or held down in Trigger mode. The laser /

CCD will always turn off immediately after a good read.

Aim Time (mS) The amount of time the green LED aiming beam is on.

The purpose of the LED aiming beam is to be able to locate where

the center of the LED beam is pointing when scanning bar codes

Contents

Main M7100 HANDHELD TERMINAL Users Guide Disclaimer Normalizacin y Certificacin Electronica (NYCE) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Introducing the M7100 What to Expect T Warranty General Conventions M7100 Terminal Overview This chapter describes the features of the M7100 terminal. Using the M7100 Keyboard T Key Values To toggle Caps Lock mode on or off, hit [Func] then [Shift]. If Function Lock mode is enabled, to toggle Function Lock mode on or off, hit [Shift] then [Func]. The M7100 Display Screen The M7100 Scanner Page Page Page Page The M7100 Scanner LED Scanner information and Labeling Page The M7100 Internal Radio 802.11b Fallback Mode Interference and Coexistence Security Issues Ad-Hoc Mode 16 A Typical Wireless Network Ethernet Connectio n Wireless Access Point(s) (802.11b) Page Page Page Page The Optional M7100 Handle Installing the Optional M7100 Handle The M7100 Communications Ports Description of the Infra-Red Detector Array Port (IrDA) Description of the RJ-45 10 Pin Connector (RS-232) Description of the USB Type II Connector (Slave only) The M7100 Cradle The M7100 Cradles Communication Ports The M7100 RF Server Login The CommandLink Software Wait WLAN W Connecting Login Applications Telnet Console 1: Menus Switching Virtual Consoles Page Updating Firmware Note: The latest firmware files can be downloaded off the AML website. The M7100 Menu System This chapter describes the Main Menu functions of the M7100 Handheld Terminal. Main Menu Y Contrast Network Setup Radio Settings (WEP) Page Page Page Radio Settings (WPA-PSK) Radio Settings (WPA-EAP) Certificate Settings TLS Host Server List Simultaneous Hosts Connection Multiple Hosts When more than two hosts are defined, the Connect to Both option is not available. Hosts Log-in Options Terminal Options Terminal Emulation - amlterm Terminal Emulation vt100 / vt220 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Terminal Emulation tn5250 Page Page If you do not save your settings they will be lost when you exit the Network Settings screen. Power Management Page Page Page Page Resource Information Ping Server Page Print Test Label Firmware Version Serial Number Battery Status Barcode Data Viewer Page Local Settings, Laser & CCD Only Barcode Options Symbology Settings Setting the Code 39 Bar Code Setting the UPC Bar Code Setting the EAN Bar Code UPC/EAN Supplements Settings Page Setting the I - 2 of 5 Bar Code Setting the Codabar Bar Code Setting the Code 128 Bar Code Setting the Code 93 Bar Code Setting the MSI/Plessey Bar Code Page Setting the Code 11 Bar Code Setting the RSS Bar Code Page Decoder Options Page Local Settings, 2D Imager Only Barcode Options Symbology Settings Page Setting the PDF417 Bar Code Page Page Setting the UPC-A Bar Code Setting the UPC-E Bar Code Setting the EAN/JAN-13 Bar Code Setting the EAN/JAN-8 Bar Code Setting the 2 of 5(s) Bar Codes Setting the Codabar Bar Code Setting the Code 128 Bar Code Setting the Code 93 Bar Code Setting the MSI/Plessey Bar Codes Setting the Code 11 Bar Code Setting the Telepen Bar Code Setting the PosiCode Bar Code Setting the Codablock F Bar Code Setting the Code 16K Bar Code Setting the Code 49 Bar Code Setting the Aztec Bar Code Setting the QR Code Bar Code Setting the Data Matrix Bar Code Setting the MaxiCode Bar Code Setting the Postal Bar Codes Setting the Code 32 Bar Code Setting the Trioptic Bar Code Decoder Options Page Laser / CCD Setting Imager Options (2D Imager Only) Bar Code Edit Options Page Page Date/Time Port Configuration Page Startup Options Enable Servers Keyboard Options Page Journaling File System rm rf * turk182 aml FTP Tools/Utilities Calculator Force Sleep Now The M7100 Expanded Memory Handheld Terminal The M7100 Memory Allocation File Transfer Protocol (FTP) The M7100 Web Server Application The Links Web Browser Application Page Page Connect 3270 and 5250 TE Clients Stay-Linked 3270 and 5250 TE Clients RFGen Application Development Software The M7100 Tool Chain Index 5 A B C T U V W