Setting The Security Id On Your Janus Rf Devices - Intermec JANUS JG2010 User Manual

Setting the Security ID on Your JANUS RF Devices

As an added security measure, you can set a security ID on all JANUS devices
and access points in a 2.4 GHz RF network. All devices must have the same
security ID to communicate. Setting the security ID is optional. Run this utility
when you have finished configuring each JANUS device.
Use the Security ID Configuration disk to:
There are two ways to run this utility:
Note: You need to perform these steps on the JANUS device. You can only see one
section of a PC-size screen on the smaller display of a JG2010 or JG2020. Use the
viewporting feature to move around the screen.
To start the utility using Interlnk
1. Connect your JANUS RF device to the host PC using a null modem cable.
2. Insert the Security ID Configuration disk in drive A on the host PC.
3. At the DOS prompt on the host PC, type this command and press Enter.
4. Press any key on the host PC keyboard.
5. Reboot the JANUS device by pressing
set or remove a security ID on a JANUS RF device.
identify the JANUS device node address.
verify that the JANUS device can synchronize with an access point.
Connect the JANUS device to a host PC and use Interlnk. The RF setup
utility copies the files to the host PC. Your host PC will need 500KB of free
disk space on drive C. The utility deletes these files when you exit the
program. Follow the procedure to start the utility using Interlnk and then
follow the procedure to set the security ID.
Copy the entire contents of the Security ID Configuration disk to an SRAM
card. Follow the procedure to start the utility using an SRAM card and then
follow the procedure to set the security ID.
To connect a JG2010 or JG2020, you also need a communications dock or
optical link adapter. Refer to your JANUS user's manual for more
information.
a:rfsetup
Note: If the optical link adapter supports the baud rate set to 115200, at the DOS
prompt, type rfsetup /h.
The utility copies the files from the disk to the drive C on the host PC.
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