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LXE MX2 Reference Manual (140 pages)

LXE MX2 Handheld computer Reference Guide

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 1.59 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Introduction and Specifications

11
- Introduction
  
  11
  - Figure 1-1 the MX2 Hand Held Computer, Rear Views
    11
  - Figure 1-2 the MX2 Hand Held Computer, Front Views
    12
- Document Conventions
  
  13
- Technical Specifications
  
  13
  - General
    13
  - Physical
    14
  - Figure 1-3 the MX2 Hand Held Computer
    14
- Keypad
  
  15
  - 38-Key Keypad
    15
  - Figure 1-4 MX2 38-Key Keypad
    15
  - 48-Key Keypad
    16
  - Figure 1-5 MX2 48-Key Keypad
    16
- Display
  
  17
- Cleaning the Display / Scan Aperture
  
  17
- Memory
  
  17
  - Figure 1-6 MX2 Display
    17
- Battery
  
  18
- Battery Maintenance Publication
  
  18
- Power Management
  
  18
  - Figure 1-7 Battery Pack
    18
- Standard Range Laser Scanner
  
  19
- Depth of Field - All Scanners
  
  19
  - Figure 1-8 Laser Scanner Location at Top of Unit
    19
- PC Card
  
  20
- IR Communications Port
  
  20
  - Figure 1-9 PCMCIA Card
    20
  - Figure 1-10 IR Port Location on Bottom of Unit
    20
- Docking Pads
  
  21
- Radio PC Card
  
  21
- Getting Help
  
  24
- Manuals and Accessories
  
  24
  - Manuals
    24
  - Accessories
    25
  - Revision History
    25
Chapter 2 Using Advanced Features

27
- Figure 2-1 Location of the Enter Keys
  27
- Figure 2-2 Program Trigger Icons
  27
- Introduction
  
  27
- Programming the Enter Keys (38-Key Keypad)
  
  27
- Key Combinations for International Characters (38-Key Keypad)
  
  28
  - International Characters and LXE Terminal Emulations
    28
- Resetting the MX2
  
  29
  - Warm Boot
    29
  - Cold Boot
    29
  - Safe Boot
    30
  - Hardware Reset
    30
  - Figure 2-3 Location of the Hardware Reset Mechanism
    30
  - Figure 2-4 the IR Port on Bottom of Unit
    31
- Using PC Cards
  
  31
  - Figure 2-5 Scanner Aperture Location
    32
  - Figure 2-6 Scan Button and Scan Trigger
    32
- The IR Serial Port
  
  31
- Laser Scanner
  
  32
  - Figure 2-7 Insert Pistol Grip
    33
- Handle Installation (Optional)
  
  33
  - Figure 2-8 Hand Strap Assembly
    34
- Hand-Strap Installation
  
  34
- The Disk Drives
  
  35
  - Additional Drives
    35
- Configuring the MX2
  
  36
  - Troubleshooting - Enable I 2 of 5
    36
- Transferring Files
  
  36
- Advanced Power Management
  
  37
  - Batteries
    37
  - Doze Mode
    37
  - Auto-Off Timer
    37
  - Backlight
    37
  - Power Management at the Radio Card
    38
- Radio PC Card Configuration
  
  39
  - Introduction
    39
  - NET.CFG Parameters
    40
    
    Ap_Distance
    40
    
    Link Support
    40
    
    Lucent Parameters
    40
    
    Protocol
    40
    
    Station_Name
    40
    
    Wavelan_Network_Name
    40
    
    Card_Power_Management
    41
    
    Medium_Reservation
    41
    
    Microwave_Robustness
    41
    
    Transmit_Rate
    41
    
    Enable_Encryption
    42
    
    Maximum_Sleep_Duration
    42
    
    Receive_All_Multicasts
    42
    
    Transmit_Key_Id
    42
    
    Domain
    43
    
    Int
    43
    
    Link Support
    43
    
    Mem#1 (ODI)
    43
    
    Port
    43
    
    Protocol
    43
    
    Proxim Parameters
    43
    
    Socket
    43
    
    Station_Type
    43
    
    Channel
    44
    
    Inactivity_Min
    44
    
    Inactivity_Sec
    44
    
    Initialize_365
    44
    
    Cisco Parameters
    45
    
    Powersavemode
    46
    
    Cisco 350 Radio Only
    47
    
    Wepdos
    48
    
    Symbol Parameters
    49
    
    Encrypt_Key
    50
    
    SOCKETS TCP/IP Stack
    51
    
    Setting SOCKETS.CFG Parameters
    52
    
    Display IP Address
    53
    
    Options
    53
    
    Set Domain Name Server
    53
    
    Set Router IP (Gateway Only)
    53
    
    Domain
    54
    
    Iface
    54
    
    Interface
    54
    
    SOCKET.CFG Parameters
    54
    
    Param
    58
    
    Route
    59
    
    Tcp
    61
    
    Message Filtering
    65
    
    MU Access Control
    65
    
    Power Management at the Proxim Rangelan2 Access Point
    65
    
    Figure 3-8 AUTOEXEC.BAT File on Drive C for Default Configuration
    77
    
    I/O PC Card Support Configuration
    78
    
    Barcode Data Entry
    79
- RF Throughput, Performance and Troubleshooting
  
  65
  - Site Survey
    66
  - Throughput and Performance
    66
  - Operational Problems
    67
  - Problems with DOS Drivers
    68
  - BIOS and DOS
    69
  - Figure 3-6 CONFIG.SAF File on Drive B
    73
  - DOS Directory Files
    74
  - Drive C
    74
  - Root Directory Files
    74
  - Agent Directory Files
    75
  - PCM Directory Files
    75
  - Terminal Emulation Files
    75
  - Drive D
    76
  - Drive E
    76
  - Menu Customization
    76
  - TE Selection Menu
    76
  - Default Configuration
    77
Chapter 3 Software Configuration

69
- DOS Key Functions Not Supported on the MX2
  69
- Introduction
  
  69
  - PC Card and RF Networking Software
    69
- Disk Drives and Files
  
  70
- System Configurations
  
  77
- Data Entry
  
  79
  - Infrared Port Data Entry
    79
  - Keyboard Data Entry
    79
  - Terminal Emulation
    79
  - ANSI Plus
    80
  - DOS te Font Sizes
    80
  - DOS te User Defined Stored Forms
    80
  - TN3270 te and TN5250 te
    80
  - Lucent Radio NET.CFG File
    81
  - Proxim Radio NET.CFG File
    81
- Sample NET.CFG and SOCKET.CFG Files
  
  81
  - Sample NET.CFG Files
    81
  - Cisco Radio NET.CFG File
    82
  - Symbol 2Mb Radio NET.CFG File
    83
  - Symbol 11Mb Radio NET.CFG File
    84
  - Sample SOCKET.CFG File
    86
- SNMP DOS Agent
  
  87
- Avalanche
  
  88
  - Directory Structure
    88
  - Minimum Software Baseline
    88
  - Upgrading the MX2
    88
  - Agent
    89
  - Apps
    89
  - Ava
    89
Chapter 4 Commands

91
- Introduction
  
  91
- ROM-DOS Commands
  
  91
  - Attrib.exe
    92
  - Chkdsk.exe
    93
  - Command.com
    94
  - Deltree.exe
    95
  - Format.com
    96
  - Himem.sys
    97
  - Mem.exe
    99
  - Mode.com
    100
  - More.com
    101
  - NED.EXE and NED.CFG
    102
  - NED Default Hot Keys
    103
  - Print.com
    104
  - Remdisk.exe
    105
  - Remserv.exe
    106
  - Sys.com
    108
  - Ver 5.0
    109
  - Xcopy.com
    109
- ROM-DOS 6.22 Command Summary
  
  111
  - Figure 5-2 Back Panel of the Single Dock
    116
  - Figure 5-3 US Dock Power Adapter
    116
  - Charging Batteries
    117
  - Transferring Files
    117
  - Using a Single Dock
    117
  - Power Supply
    118
  - Single Dock
    118
  - Technical Specifications
    118
Chapter 5 The Docking Station

115
- Figure 5-1 Charging/Communication Dock for One MX2
  115
- Attaching the Single Dock to a Computer
  116
- The Power Adapter
  116
- Introduction
  
  115
- The Single Dock
  
  115
Appendix A Connector Configurations

119
Appendixa Connector Configurations

119
- Introduction
  
  119
- The MX2 Computer
  
  119
  - Serial IR Port
    119
- Single Dock
  
  120
  - 25-Pin Connector
    120
Appendix B Key Maps

121
Appendixb Key Maps

121
- Keypads
  
  121
  - 38-Key Keypad
    121
  - Key Map 101-Key Equivalencies for Batch Units
    121
  - 48-Key Keypad
    127
  - Key Map 101-Key Equivalencies for Batch Units
    127
  - IBM TN5250 Terminal Emulator Keypad
    133
Index

135

LXE MX2 User Manual (68 pages)

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 2.52 MB

Revision Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Mx2 Hand Held Computer

7
- Introduction
  
  7
  - Figure 1 the MX2 Hand Held Computer, Front View
    7
    
    Figure 2 the MX2 Hand Held Computer, Rear View
    7
    
    Features
    8
    
    Figure 3 the MX2 38-Key Keypad
    9
    
    Figure 4 the MX2 48-Key Keypads
    9
    
    Keypads
    9
    
    Document Conventions
    10
- Batteries
  
  11
- Charging the MX2 Batteries in a Dock
  
  14
- Serial Communication in the Dock
  
  14
  - Figure 7 Charging Contacts on Bottom of MX2
    14
- Operation
  
  15
  - Quick Start
    15
  - Power up
    15
  - Please Wait" Messages
    15
    
    Auto-Shutoff
    16
    
    Figure 8 Hardware Reset
    16
    
    Hardware Reset
    16
- Laser Scanner
  
  17
  - Cautions, Labels and Warnings
    17
  - Figure 9 Class 2 and Class 3A Caution Label
    17
  - Figure 10 Label Location
    17
  - Using the Laser Scanner
    18
    
    38-Key Keypad
    18
    
    Figure 11 MX2 Internal Laser at Top of Unit
    18
    
    Figure 12 Scan LED
    18
    
    Figure 13 Scan Button on MX2 38-Key Keypad
    18
    
    Figure 14 Scan Trigger on Handle
    18
    
    Triggering a Scan
    18
    
    48-Key Keypad
    19
    
    Figure 15 Scan Trigger on Handle
    19
    
    Aiming the Barcode Scanner
    20
    
    Distance from Label
    20
    
    Figure 16 Scan Beam
    20
    
    How to
    20
    
    Successful Scan
    20
    
    Cleaning the Scanner Aperture
    21
    
    Unsuccessful Scan
    21
- Keypad
  
  22
  - 38-Key Keypad
    22
    
    Figure 17 38-Key Keypad
    22
    
    Key Maps
    22
    
    DOS Key Functions Not Available on the MX2
    23
    
    Repeating Keystrokes
    23
    
    Keypad Input Modes
    24
    
    International Characters and LXE Terminal Emulations
    25
    
    Key Combinations for International Characters
    25
    
    Double Action Key Mode
    26
    
    Selecting Alpha Characters in Double Strike Mode
    26
    
    Selecting Alpha Characters in Press and Wait Mode
    26
    
    Figure 18 Programmable Keys, 38-Key Keypad
    27
    
    Programmable Keys
    27
  - 48-Key Keypad
    28
    
    Figure 19 48-Key Keypad
    28
    
    Key Maps
    28
    
    DOS Key Functions Not Available on the MX2
    29
    
    Repeating Keystrokes
    29
    
    Keypad Input Modes
    30
- Display
  
  31
- The IR Serial Port
  
  36
  - Figure 28 IR Serial Port
    36
- Getting Help
  
  37
- Manuals and Accessories
  
  37
  - Manuals
    37
  - Accessories
    38
  - Revision History
    38
Appendix A Key Maps

41
Appendixa Key Maps

41
- 38-Key Keypad
  
  41
  - 38-Key Keypad Keypress Sequences for Batch Units
    41
- 48-Key Keypad
  
  46
Appendixb Regulatory Notices and Safety Information

53
Appendix B Regulatory Notices and Safety Information

54
Index

67

LXE MX2 User Manual (38 pages)

Wavelink Avalanche

Brand: LXE | Category: PDA | Size: 0.69 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Introduction

7
- About this Manual
  7
- Overview
  7
- Supported Computers
  9
- Supported Radios
  9
- Supported DOS Terminal Emulations
  9
- Configurable Parameters
  10
  - Radio Parameters
    10
    
    Cisco 350 Radios
    10
    
    Lucent/Agere P1 Radios
    10
    
    Symbol 4121 Radios
    10
  - Network Configuration Parameters
    10
  - Terminal Emulation Parameters
    10
- Installation
  11
- Operation
  12
- How to Use this Guide
  12
  - Document Conventions
    12
- Getting Help
  13
- LXE Manuals
  13
- Wavelink Manuals
  13
Chapter 2 LXE Features

15
Appendix A Dos Computer Software Load

35
- Minimum Software Baseline
  35
  - Upgrading LXE Computers
    35
- Directory Structure
  35
  - Agent
    36
  - Ava
    36
  - Apps
    36
  - Apps\Avaf
    36
- Index
  37

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LXE MX2 Reference Manual (140 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction and Specifications

Introduction

Document Conventions

Technical Specifications

Keypad

Display

Cleaning the Display / Scan Aperture

Memory

Battery

Battery Maintenance Publication

Power Management

Standard Range Laser Scanner

Depth of Field - All Scanners

PC Card

IR Communications Port

Docking Pads

Radio PC Card

Getting Help

Manuals and Accessories

Chapter 2 Using Advanced Features

Introduction

Programming the Enter Keys (38-Key Keypad)

Key Combinations for International Characters (38-Key Keypad)

Resetting the MX2

Using PC Cards

The IR Serial Port

Laser Scanner

Handle Installation (Optional)

Hand-Strap Installation

The Disk Drives

Configuring the MX2

Transferring Files

Advanced Power Management

Radio PC Card Configuration

RF Throughput, Performance and Troubleshooting

Chapter 3 Software Configuration

Introduction

Disk Drives and Files

System Configurations

Data Entry

Sample NET.CFG and SOCKET.CFG Files

SNMP DOS Agent

Avalanche

Chapter 4 Commands

Introduction

ROM-DOS Commands

ROM-DOS 6.22 Command Summary

Chapter 5 The Docking Station

Introduction

The Single Dock

Appendix A Connector Configurations

Appendixa Connector Configurations

Introduction

The MX2 Computer

Single Dock

Appendix B Key Maps

Appendixb Key Maps

Keypads

Index

LXE MX2 User Manual (68 pages)

Table of Contents

Mx2 Hand Held Computer

Introduction

Batteries

Charging the MX2 Batteries in a Dock

Serial Communication in the Dock

Operation

Laser Scanner

Keypad

Display

The IR Serial Port

Getting Help

Manuals and Accessories

Appendix A Key Maps

Appendixa Key Maps

38-Key Keypad

48-Key Keypad