Page 2 LXE Inc. reserves the right to make improvements or changes in the products described in this document at any time without notice. While reasonable efforts have been made in the preparation of this document to assure its accuracy, LXE assumes no liability resulting from any errors or omissions in this document, or from the use of the information contained herein.
Page 3: Revision Notice
Introduction (for MX6 with laser scanner and without a handle). Added “LXE recommends all MX6 battery packs be Analyzed on a monthly basis. Chapter 3 – Physical Analyzing will reset the internal battery charge indicator circuit, the gas gauge, as Description and Layout well as analyze the battery.”...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
HAPTER NTRODUCTION Overview ... 1 Identify Your MX6 Device ... 2 Important Battery Information... 2 Components ... 3 When to Use This Guide ... 6 Document Conventions... 7 Using the Stylus ... 8 System Tray Icons... 9 General Windows Keyboard Shortcuts... 9 Soft Input Panel ...
Page 6 Troubleshooting – Cold Boot/Hard Reset... 40 Upgrading the Mobile Device OS ... 41 Power Modes ... 42 On Mode... 42 The Display ... 42 The MX6 ... 42 New Unit... 42 Both Batteries Dead ... 43 MX6 Reference Guide AYOUT...
Page 7 The Start Menu ... 59 Edit Start Menu Item List ... 60 Programs ... 61 Installed Programs ... 61 ActiveSync... 62 Synchronizing from the MX6... 63 Avalanche (Optional) ... 63 WaveLink Avalanche Enabler... 63 Calculator ... 64 E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 8 Pictures... 81 Pocket Excel... 81 Pocket MSN ... 81 Pocket Word ... 82 Tasks... 82 Utils... 82 MX6 Utilities ... 83 BattMon ... 83 EZConfig Utilities... 84 Hotkeys... 85 IPConfig ... 85 Keyboard Status ... 86 Network Utilities ... 86 NoSIP...
Page 9 Assigned Replacements for Block and Key Message Modes... 114 Interaction between Strip Leading/Trailing and Prefix/Suffix Settings ... 115 COM1 Tab... 116 Screen ... 117 Version 7.03... 117 Version 7.11 and 7.13 ... 118 Alignment... 118 ClearType ... 119 Text Size... 119 E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 10 Encryption ... 146 Advanced Tab ... 147 Power Save Mode... 147 802.11b Preamble Mode ... 147 About ... 148 Beam... 149 Connections ... 150 Tasks tab ... 150 Advanced tab ... 151 Network Cards... 152 Wireless tab... 152 MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 11 Applying Startup Options to the Autorun Configuration File ... 176 AutoInstall ... 177 Program Install Locations ... 177 DemosMenu ... 178 Settings Section ... 178 Menu Entries Section ... 179 Child Section Keys ... 180 The Exit Section ... 181 E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 12 PrintDemo Menu... 200 Settings ... 200 Child Section Keys ... 201 The Return Section ... 201 Set EZConfig Utilities Menu to Silent Mode ... 201 RASMan... 202 Settings ... 202 RFSettings... 203 Settings ... 203 Scandemo ... 204 MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 13 AimTime ... 243 Centering – Imager Only... 243 Symbologies ... 244 Imager/Scanner/Symbology Quick Reference... 244 Aztec – Imager Only ... 244 Mesa – Imager Only... 245 Codabar... 245 Codablock – Imager Only ... 245 E-EQ-MX6RG-E ARAMETER ETUP MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 14 Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA ... 257 In Brief ..258 Prerequisites ... 258 Verify Date and Time on the MX6 ... 259 Install Certificates on the MX6... 260 About CertAdd ... 260 Installing Certificates with CertAdd... 260 Authentication Configuration PEAP/MS-CHAP ...
Page 15 PPENDIX ECHNICAL PECIFICATIONS Physical Specifications ... 301 Display Specifications ... 302 Environmental Specifications ... 302 MX6 ... 302 AC Wall Adapter ... 302 Scanner Specifications... 303 Imager Decode Zone ... 303 Laser Decode Zones ... 303 Barcode Symbologies ... 303 Communication Port Specifications ...
Page 16 NDEX Illustrations Figure 1-1 Start Screen ...2 Figure 1-2 Front of 56-key MX6 ...3 Figure 1-3 Back of MX6 ...4 Figure 1-4 Scanner / Imager Aperture...4 Figure 1-5 With Trigger Handle Installed...5 Figure 1-6 RS-232/USB Communications and Charging Port...5 Figure 1-7 Stylus Storage Locations ...8 Figure 1-8 System Tray Icons ...9...
Page 17 Figure 4-70 Network Cards icon – Network Adapters tab...153 Figure 4-71 How To Configure A Network Adapter ...154 Figure 4-72 Assign IP Address and Name Servers to a Network Adapter...154 Figure 4-73 Radio Manager ...155 Figure 4-74 Add / Edit Network Profiles Display...157 E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 18 Figure 7-26 Radio is Authenticated ...284 Figure 7-27 Server Certificate...286 Figure 7-28 Configure SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module ...287 Figure 7-29 Create a New Network Profile ...288 Figure 7-30 Set the WPA PSK Mode...289 Figure C-1 MX6 Multicharger Components ...308 MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 19: Chapter 1 Introduction
The MX6 is powered by a 2000 mAh Lithium-Ion main battery pack and an internal backup battery. A stylus is attached to the MX6 to assist in entering data and configuring the unit. The MX6 with a 35-key keypad is slightly different from the MX6 with a 56-key keypad creating differences in keymapping.
Page 20: Identify Your Mx6 Device
Mobile operating system. This user guide, the MX6 Reference Guide, is specifically for the user with an MX6 running Windows Mobile. If your MX6 Start screen looks like the Figure titled “Start Screen – Pocket PC 2002”, please refer to the MX6 PPC User’s Guide and the MX6 PPC Reference Guide.
Page 21: Components
Components E-EQ-MX6RG-E 1. Scan LED 2. Decode LED 3. Touchscreen Display 4. Power key 5. Scan key 6. Cursor keys 7. Backlight Toggle key on the 56-key keypad. Figure 1-2 Front of 56-key MX6 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 22: Figure 1-3 Back Of Mx6
Components 1. Imager or Scanner Aperture 2. Speaker 3. Handstrap Connector 4. Stylus (No Trigger Handle) 5. Microphone 6. Battery Well 7. Battery Figure 1-3 Back of MX6 Scanner Imager Figure 1-4 Scanner / Imager Aperture MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 23: Figure 1-5 With Trigger Handle Installed
8. Stylus and Tether (storage inside base of handle) Figure 1-6 RS-232/USB Communications and Charging Port Related Manuals The “MX6 User’s Guide” contains MX6 user instructions. Refer to the "MX6 Cradle Reference Guide" for technical information relating to the MX6 docking cradles. E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 24: When To Use This Guide
Use this reference guide as you would any other source book -- reading portions to learn about the MX6, and then referring to it when you need more information about a particular subject. This guide takes you through all aspects of installation and configuration.
Page 25: Document Conventions
Keyword that indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. DANGER Keyword that indicates a imminent hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 26: Using The Stylus
The stylus is located on the back of an MX6 without a handle, and in the bottom of the handle of an MX6 with a handle. A tether is connected to the stylus in the handle.
Page 27: System Tray Icons
Select more than one item in a window or on the desktop, or select text within a document. Select all. Display the Start menu. Display the corresponding menu. Carry out the corresponding command. Cancel the current task. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 28: Soft Input Panel
It is always available with one exception – when the Today screen is displayed . Tap the SIP icon in the system tray when the MX6 is powered On to show or hide the input panel. To show or hide the input panel, tap the Input Panel button (the icon looks like a keyboard and is shown in the System tray).
Page 29: Getting Help
ServicePass website. Contact your LXE representative to obtain the LXE Manuals CD. You can also get help from LXE by calling the telephone numbers listed on the LXE Manuals CD, in the file titled “Contacting LXE”. This information is also available on the LXE website.
Page 30 Charge/Comm Cable Power Supply Miscellaneous Accessories Replacement Stylus Kit, 3-pack Replacement Stylus Kit, w/ Tether, 3-Pack, For with MX6 w/ Handle Universal Vehicle Docking Cradle Mounting Bracket – Clamp Style Replacement US Power Cord MX6 Software Dev Kit (Hand Held Products Branded for Pocket PC 2002 units).
Page 31: Chapter 2 Getting Started
In Brief The sequence of events for a new MX6 is: 1. Insert a fully charged battery. (Always put a fully charged battery in the MX6 at the beginning of the shift or work day.) 2. Turn the MX6 on by pressing the Power key.
Page 32: Insert Fully Charged Battery
Note: The battery should not be replaced in a dirty or harsh environment. When the battery is out of the MX6, any dust or moisture that enters the battery compartment can get into the main unit, potentially causing damage. Low Battery Condition When the main battery is low, a dialog box pops up with an Alert to charge the battery.
Page 33: Power Key
Suspend. Connect External Power Supply The MX6 DC power jack is located at the base of the MX6. The main battery recharges when the MX6 is connected to an external power source and the “Main Batteries are Charging” icon is displayed in the toolbar.
Page 34: Align The Touchscreen
Alignment settings are saved when the applet closes. Press the Esc key sequence to cancel or quit the realignment activity. See Also: Chapter 4 “System Configuration” section titled “Screen” for more information. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | System tab | Screen | Align Screen E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 35: Set The Date And Time
6. Select OK and select Yes to save your changes or select No to exit without saving your changes and exit Clock. Select Cancel to return to Clock Properties. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Systems tab | Clock and Alarms MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 36: Setting Display Backlight Action
Exit and save any changes by tapping OK on the command bar, or pressing Enter on the keypad. When the MX6 is not in the Suspend state, and the display backlight is off, the display backlight is toggled on when any key, including the keypad backlight key, is tapped (if “Turn on backlight when a button is pressed or the screen is tapped”...
Page 37: Dim Backlight If Device Is Not Used For
Backlight Intensity You can set a different level for the intensity of the display backlight when the MX6 is running on battery power and a different level to use when the MX6 is running on external power.
Page 38: Set The Power Off Timer
Set the Power Off Timer Note: Refer to the section titled "Power Modes" later in this guide for information relating to the power states of the MX6. Tap the Start | Settings | System | Power icon. Tap the Advanced tab. On battery power •...
Page 39: Accessing Files In Flash Memory
Start | Programs | File Explorer | My Device | IPSM ) | Utils (or Power Tools) | RegBackup to save all settings. Program Avalanche CE Manager RFTerm Java AppLock Power Tools Utilities ) | Utils (or Power Tools) | RegBackup to permanently save the MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 40: Connect The Headset (Optional)
Connect the Headset (Optional) The MX6 audio jack is located on the side of the unit next to the scan aperture and the SDA door (Secure Digital Access). The internal speaker is disabled when the audio jack is connected. Lift up the protective audio jack cover and insert the barrel end of the connector into the MX6 audio jack and push in firmly.
Page 41: Set The Audio Speaker Volume
Version 7.03 The audio volume can be adjusted to a comfortable level for the user. The MX6 has an internal speaker and a jack for an external headset. To adjust the volume, tap the Start | Settings | Personal tab | Sounds & Notifications icon.
Page 42: Adjust The Handstrap
The MX6 has an integrated elastic handstrap that provides a comfortable, secure grip on a unit without a trigger handle. The handstrap is attached to the MX6 with a clip on the bottom panel. The handstrap should be disconnected from the bottom clip when the main battery is to be removed or replaced.
Page 43: Enter Data
USB/RS-232 or the IR port are used to input/output data, and the keypad provides text entry using the keypad. MX6's with a touch screen use a stylus to input data, the COM ports and/or the keypad. A virtual keyboard is available in applications that expect keyed input.
Page 44: Using The Integrated Imager Or Barcode Scanner
Using the Imager / Barcode Scanner To use the scan beam, aim the top of the MX6 at a barcode and press the Scan key or press the trigger on the handle. The MX6 scans as long as the key or the trigger is held down before the 5 second timeout occurs.
Page 45: Distance From Label
100 mil reflective barcodes from 66 to 232 in. / 1.67 to 5.9m 13 mil barcodes from 18 to 39 in. / 0.45 to 1m 100 mil reflective barcodes from 102 to 363 in. / 2.6 to 9.2m Figure 2-9 Laser Decode Zones MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 46: Aiming At A Barcode
Adjust the aim so that the red aiming beam is centered on the barcode. The red light emitted from the imager must cover every bar and space on the barcode. The scanner cannot read a 2D Matrix barcode. Linear Barcode MX6 Reference Guide Correct Scan Angle Incorrect Scan Angles Figure 2-10 Scan Beam...
Page 47: Tethered Scanners
Tethered scanners read barcode scans only when the trigger on the tethered scanner is pressed. To set the MX6 to use a tethered scanner, select Start | Settings | System | Scanner | COM1. Tap the checkbox for "Tethered scanner on COM 1" to enable the tethered scanner. Scanner data can be configured for data rate, parity, stop bits and data bits using the COM1 tab.
Page 48: Activesync - Initial Setup
ActiveSync wizard. Troubleshooting If the MX6 is already in a docking cradle connected to a PC with a serial or USB cable, remove and reinsert the MX6 into the cradle.
Page 49: Usb Connection
Select Start | Settings | Connections | Beam. Enable the “Receive all incoming beams” checkbox. This will set up the MX6 to use the Infrared port. To begin receiving an IR beam, tap the “Receive all infrared beams” hyperlink. Tap Cancel to abort.
Page 50 ActiveSync – Initial Setup MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 51: Chapter 3 Physical Description And Layout
The MX6 hardware configuration is shown in the following figure. Central Processing Unit The LXE MX6 CPU is a Intel Xscale PXA255 Processor running at 400 MHz. The operating system is Windows Mobile for Pocket PC resident in flash memory.
Page 52: Core Logic
TCP/IP and PPP network protocols. The Flash is configured as the primary boot device. The mobile device has one Secure Digital card (SD) slot. The MX6 supports and auto detects up to 256MB of memory. SD cards are neither installed nor supported by LXE.
Page 53: Secure Digital Cards
Anti-static protection is required when installing/removing cards. (Not supplied by LXE) • If you anticipate keeping a card out of the MX6 for a long period of time place it in a static-free storage container. Store in an area that is protected from dirt, moisture, and electrostatic contact.
Page 54: Com Ports
The docking cradle must be powered by an alternate AC or DC power source to enable communication. The COM 3 / 6 port is always the IR port on the left side of the MX6. It is accessed as COM3 for Raw Infrared communication and as COM 6 for Infrared communication using IrDA protocol.
Page 55: Rs-232 Serial Port
Serial connection is made through an RS-232 Port designated as COM port 1. The connector is a custom, industrial 17-pin male connector. When seated in powered docking cradles, the MX6 receives power through this connection and the main battery is charged. If the docking cradle is connected to a desktop / laptop computer, this connector also transmits data.
Page 56: Integrated Imager Or Scanner
Integrated Imager or Scanner The MX6 has an integrated imager or an integrated laser scanner. The type of laser scanner engine is documented on the label inside the battery well. When there is no laser scanner engine listed, the MX6 has an integrated imager. Please refer to the “MX6 User’s Guide” for instruction.
Page 57: The Scanner
“Receive all incoming beams …”. This action disables IrDA protocol. When sending data through the IR port to another MX6's IR port, make sure both units are in close proximity to each other. The IR operating envelope has a distance range of 2 cm (.79 inches) to 15 centimeters (6 inches) with a viewing angle of 30 degrees.
Page 58: Reset Or Reboot
<ESC> key and then presses the <CTRL> key, the flashing and clicking do not occur. The red and green LEDs blink for approximately three seconds. When the MX6 reboots, it will need to be configured once again. See the section titled “Quick Start”. Caution: A hard reset erases all the data stored in RAM memory and all RAM installed applications.
Page 59: Upgrading The Mobile Device Os
As soon as the Certificate Authority (CA) certificate and server authentication certificates are downloaded to the expected location in the MX6, place a copy of the certificates in the IPSM folder. The certificates must be re-installed using CertAdd each time a hard reset occurs.
Page 60: Power Modes
Off. The MX6 New Unit After a new MX6 has been received, a charged main battery inserted, and the Power key tapped, the MX6 is always On until both batteries are drained completely of power. MX6 Reference Guide 1.
Page 61: Both Batteries Dead
The Suspend mode is entered when the unit is inactive for a predetermined period of time or the user taps the Power key. The MX6 does not enter Suspend when it is connected to AC power or when it is connected via ActiveSync unless it has been configured to do so. When connected to ActiveSync, the unit will enter Suspend if the Power key is tapped.
Page 62: The Keypads
35-key Keypad Figure 3-8 The 35-key and 56-key Keypads See also: Appendix A Key Maps. Keys shown on the 35-key keypad that are inactive: Contrast Up Contrast Down Send and End MX6 Reference Guide 56-key Keypad 56-key 5250 Keypad E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 63: Special Keys
MX6 from sleep mode. Power Key The Power key puts the MX6 into and wakes the MX6 from Suspend mode. Shift (SFT) The Shift key toggles the keypad from upper case alphabet mode to lower case alphabet mode and back.
Page 64: Modifier Keys Ctrl And Alt
Note: Use <CTRL>+<F1> key sequence to get function key F7, <CTRL>+<F5> key sequence to get function key F11. These “second key” functions bypass the standard windows messaging sequence described above for F7 and F11. MX6 Reference Guide wParam=0x60 wParam=0x60 wParam=0x61...
Page 65: Touch Screen
Touch Screen The MX6 Touch Screen Display is a color LCD unit capable of supporting VGA graphics modes. Display size is 320 x 240 pixels in portrait orientation. The display covering is designed to resist stains. The touch screen allows signature capture and touch input. A pen stylus is included. The touch screen responds to an actuation force (touch) of 4 oz.
Page 66: Speaker
Speaker The speaker is located on the back of the MX6. The speaker has a loudness of at least 87 dB (1500 Hz) at 10 cm measured from the back of the unit. The Speaker volume is adjustable via the keypad or the Settings or by an application through the use of an API call.
Page 67: Battery
The more you use the scanner or the RF transmitter, the shorter the time required between battery recharges. The MX6 keeps date and time valid for a minimum of four days using a fully charged backup battery and a main battery that has reached the Low Warning point.
Page 68: Handling Batteries Safely
If the backup battery depletes before a fully charged main battery can be inserted, the MX6 performs a hard reset. Programs and data in RAM is lost. Press the Power key to turn the MX6 On after the hard reset.
Page 69: Low Battery Warning
The Low Battery Warning will transition to Suspend before the computer powers off. Backup Battery The MX6 has a backup battery that is designed to provide limited-duration electrical power in the event of main battery pack failure. The backup battery is a 3.6V NiMH battery that is factory installed in the unit.
Page 70: Charging The Main Battery Pack
The slot senses when a battery pack is fully charged and automatically switches to maintain the battery at full capacity indefinitely. LXE recommends all MX6 battery packs be Analyzed on a monthly basis. Analyzing will reset the internal battery charge indicator circuit, "the gas gauge", as well as analyze the battery.
Page 71: Charging A Battery Using The Desktop Docking Cradle
When the desktop and vehicle cradles are receiving external power and the MX6 is properly seated in the charging bay, the DOCK LED is green. When the battery in the MX6 is charging the DOCK LED is green. E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 72: Indicators And Leds
Label DOCK COMM w/serial port Note: IrDA transmission from an MX6 to or from a docked MX6 does not require a powered cradle. See Also: Chapter 4 – System Configuration, Sections titled “ActiveSync”, “Infrared Receive” and “Beam”. See Also: Chapter 1 – Introduction, section titled “Accessories” for LXE certified cables.
Page 73: Chapter 4 System Configuration
Chapter 4 System Configuration Introduction There are several different aspects to the setup and configuration of the MX6. Many of the setup and configuration settings are dependent upon the optional features such as hardware and software installed on the unit. The examples found in this chapter are to be used as examples only, the configuration of your specific MX6 computer may vary.
Page 74: Installed Software
This section lists the contents of the subfolders and the general function of the files. Files installed in each MX6 are specific to the intended function and the operating system version of the MX6. LXE recommends connecting the MX6 to an external power supply, placing it in suspend mode and recharging the main battery when the mobile device is not in use.
Page 75: Applock (Optional)
AppLock (Optional) Installed by LXE. Application is setup by the Administrator by tapping Start | Settings | System | Administration. Please refer to Chapter 5 “AppLock” in this guide for complete information and instruction. Configuration parameters are specified by the AppLock Administrator for the mobile device end-user.
Page 76: Power Tools Panel
RegBackup RegEdit RegRestore Route Suspend SysInfo MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools Function Sets the LEDs to monitor battery power. See section titled “BattMon”. Tap to close the Power Tools Panel. Opens the EZConfig Utilities Panel. See section titled “Power Tools EZConfig Utilities”.
Page 77: The Start Menu
For general use instruction, please refer to commercially available Windows user's guides or the on-line Help application available on the MX6. The Start menu appearance is similar to that of a hand held PDA. The default bootup screen is Today.
Page 78: Edit Start Menu Item List
Up to seven programs are allowed on the Start Menu in Versions 7.11 and 7.13. Up to nine programs are allowed on the Start Menu in Version 7.03. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Personal | Menus Figure 4-2 Edit Start Menu Item List...
Page 79: Programs
Figure 4-3 Installed Programs Chart – Versions 7.03, 7.11 and 7.13 Note: The optional program, AppLock, is available through the Start | Settings | System | Administration menu path. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Programs Start | Programs Version 7.03 Version 7.11 Version 7.13 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 80: Activesync
MX6 and vice versa. Synchronization compares the data on your MX6 with your desktop computer and updates both with the most recent data. • If the MX6 is already in a docking cradle connected to a PC, remove and reinsert the MX6 into the cradle. •...
Page 81: Synchronizing From The Mx6
DNS hosts (primary, secondary, tertiary) • Subnet mask • Enabler update Configuration change or software download is not supported in this version. Contact your LXE representative to check for release dates for these functions. See Also: E-EQ-MX6RG-E “WaveLink Avalanche for WIN OS User’s Guide”.
Page 82: Calculator
File Explorer Access: Use this option to locate files in folders stored in the MX6. The default folder shown is “My Device”. There are few changes in the Windows Mobile version of File Explorer as it relates to the general desktop PC Windows File Explorer options.
Page 83: Games
Windows Mobile version of Inbox as it relates to the general desktop Microsoft Outlook Inbox options. Tap Start | Help to access Inbox Help. ActiveSync can be used to transfer messages between the MX6 inbox and a desktop PC inbox. Internet Explorer Access: This option requires an active wireless connection and an Internet Service Provider.
Page 84: Meetinghouse Aegis Client
These are separate operations. Please see your network system administrator to obtain the information necessary to configure the AEGIS client in order to provide network access. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Programs | Meetinghouse AEGIS Client icon Chapter 7 “Wireless Network Configuration”.
Page 85: Getting Started
When Using WPA To configure the radio for WPA functionality the Pegasus Settings/802.11b configuration tool is not used. All configuration is done with the Meetinghouse Aegis supplicant. WPA instruction is located in Chapter 7 “Wireless Network Configuration” only. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 86: Main Screen
Interface List updates to reflect the current state of the interface. Doubletap the port to configure wireless networks and protocols. Tap Configure in the Client menu to configure User, System and Server parameters. MX6 Reference Guide Figure 4-5 Client Menu E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 87 Exit Exit the Client which terminates the client, which stops the 802.1x protocol. View Switch between Advanced and Standard view. Read the Event Log. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 88: The Configure Menu Option
Password Certificate Tunneled authentication MX6 Reference Guide Figure 4-6 Client Configuration – User tab Default. Add a profile using this option. The device ID supplied to the authenticator. It can be up to 63 characters long and is case sensitive. Password is required.
Page 89: System Tab
When the Port Manager timeout has expired, a message is displayed on the screen. Tap OK to restart. Enabled Default: 10 minutes. The period of time the client stores and reuses credentials the user entered in the popup window during authorization. (New in V 7.11) MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 90: Server Tab
Server name must match exactly Domain name must end in specified name MX6 Reference Guide Figure 4-8 Client Configuration – Server tab If enabled, the server certificate will not be validated. For debugging only. Select the CA which signed the server certificate, or "Any Trusted CA".
Page 91: Wireless Networks Tab
Access: Highlight the Port and hold the stylus on the port name until the “right-mouse-tap” menu is displayed. Tap Configure. Version 7.03 only E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Programs | Meetinghouse AEGIS Client icon Figure 4-9 Configure Port Settings MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 92 Configured Configured Networks Section Default Down MX6 Reference Guide The radio automatically scans for available networks and their names are listed. Select a configured network to change properties or tap Add to create a new wireless network. Set the parameters for Network Access Points and underlying protocol.
Page 93: Protocol Tab
The default is 3 tries. Enabled. This option allows informational messages from the access point to be displayed on the screen. Enabled. DHCP is used to obtain an IP address immediately after authentication. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 94: Profile Info Tab
Do active scan Authentication profile Network Profile Network Name Peer-to-Peer Group (ad hoc mode) Do active scan MX6 Reference Guide Network profile and network name Ad Hoc mode disabled Disabled Enabled Default Figure 4-11 Profile Info Tab Enter the name of this record. This is the name that appears in the Configured Networks list and, by default, is the same as the broadcast SSID.
Page 95: Wep Mgmt Tab
You enter that key in the Key field below. Select this option if your network does not support 802.1x authentication and you need to connect to the access point without username and password authentication. The key entered below is used to authenticate instead. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 96 Key Index/Transmit Key MX6 Reference Guide In this field, enter the WEP key: • ASCII - 5 or 13 characters • Hexadecimal - 10 or 26 characters. When the key entered is in the correct format, the screen changes to display the type - ASCII or Hexadecimal.
Page 97: Wpa Settings Tab
This mode is used if the 802.1x protocol is not being used for authentication. This field activates if you select WPA PSK in the WPA Mode drop- down list. Enter between 8 and 63 characters for your pass phrase. Asterisks appear as you type for increased security. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 98: Meetinghouse Certificate Installer
3. Tap and hold on a certificate in the list. A pop-up appears asking if you want to install the certificate. 4. Tap OK. The certificate is loaded into the correct certificate store. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Programs | Meetinghouse Certificate Installer Figure 4-14 Installing Certificates...
Page 99: Msn Messenger
The capabilities of this option are similar to those for Microsoft MSN on a desktop/laptop PC. Tap the icon to subscribe to MSN services on the MX6: MSN Messenger, MSN Hotmail, Alerts, and Mobile Web. Select Tools | Options to set Internet Explorer parameters when connected to the Internet using Pocket MSN.
Page 100: Pocket Word
PocketWord documents are saved with a .PWD extension instead of .DOC extension although they can be saved as .RTF or .DOC files on the MX6. Microsoft Word templates (.DOT files) are converted to Pocket Word templates (.PWT). When ActiveSync transfers .PWD files to the desktop from the MX6, the file is converted to .DOC files by ActiveSync.
Page 101: Mx6 Utilities
(Version 7.13) Start | Power Tools Version 7.03 Version 7.11 (Start : Utils) (Start : Utils) Figure 4-15 MX6 Utilities (Version 7.03 and 7.11) Start | Utils | BattMon (Version 7.13) Start | Power Tools | BattMon Version 7.13 (Start : Power Tools)
Page 102: Ezconfig Utilities
Editor and EZConfig Client. The Editor allows the user to create and modify configuration files that can be downloaded to and then used to configure another MX6 using the same options as the first MX6. The Editor can also generate barcodes from configuration files.
Page 103: Hotkeys
0.0.0.0 and sets the Subnet mask to 0.0.0.0 as well as clearing out the Gateway data. Pressing this button renews the MAC address, IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway data. Pressing this button displays the Windows IP configuration for the 802.11 card and adapter in the Output window. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 104: Keyboard Status
After running the NoSIP utility, an icon is added to the taskbar to allow the user to re-enable the SIP. MX6 Reference Guide (Version 7.03 and 7.11) Start | Utils | Keyboard Status (Version 7.13) Start | Power Tools | Keyboard Status (Version 7.13 only) Start | Power Tools | Network Utilities...
Page 105: Ping
Indicate the count for sending; 4 is the default. Check Infinite to make the send count infinite. Short for Time To Live, this is the maximum amount of time a packet is allowed to travel through the network before it is discarded. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 106: Reading The Ping Output Tab Display
When the Ping process is complete or if you stop the ping at any point, ***Ping Stopped *** displays. The About tab displays description and version information about Ping. MX6 Reference Guide Description Enter the Type of Service (TOS); it should be eight bits broken into five subfields.
Page 107: Rasman
RAS server via PPP. Re-establishes the PPP connection if it was disconnected. Disconnects the PPP connection. Displays version and description information about RASMan. Disables RASMan; the icon no longer appears in the Command bar. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 108: Rasman Configuration File
See “EZConfig Editor” for instructions on changing the values in the RASMan configuration file. AutoConnectOnDock Debug AutoConnectOnStartup Connectoid CommandLine CommandArgs ConnectDelay MX6 Reference Guide Description Controls an automatic RASMan connection when the terminal is docked and removed from the communication peripheral. Default value: 1 Enables and disables the creation of a debug log file.
Page 109: Reboot
RASMan is running. Enter values in milliseconds. 0=Disabled; status dialogs do not appear. 1=Enabled; status dialogs do appear. 0=Disabled; RASMan continues to run when a critical error occurs. 1=Enabled; RASMan stops running when a critical error occurs. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 110: Regbackup
Access: LXE recommends RegBackup be run first and that changes to the registry be made c a r e f u l l y as there is no Edit/Undo capability in RegEdit and any changes made take effect as soon as the registry is closed.
Page 111: Regrestore
(Version 7.13) Start | Power Tools | RegRestore (All Versions) Start | Programs | Utils | Route (Version 7.03 and 7.11) Start | Utils | Route (Version 7.13) Start | Power Tools | Network Utilities | Route Print Blank Copyright MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 112: Suspend
Tap the Power key, the trigger on the handle, or the Scan button to wake the device. SysInfo Access: Tapping this icon displays a text file containing the current settings for the MX6, e.g. hardware/software version numbers, etc. Tap File | Save to File to create a separate file copy of the SysInfo listing.
Page 113: Settings Options
The following options represent the factory default installation. Your system may be different based on the software and hardware options purchased. Your screen displays may be different based on the software version installed in your MX6. Contact your LXE representative to acquire the latest software upgrades to the MX6.
Page 114: Buttons
Repeat rate changes the time it takes to scroll from one item to the next. ALT + Up Arrow Down ALT + Down Arrow MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Personal tab | Buttons Figure 4-19 Program Buttons E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 115: Headset
Headset Access: Note: New in Version 7.11. Contact your LXE representative for software and equipment updates. Factory Default Settings Headset Type Mic Volume Headset Volume Headset default volume is 90%. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Personal tab | Headset Stereo...
Page 116: Input
Internet Explorer Edit the default Start menu or create a new one. The factory default menus will be different based on the software version installed in your MX6. Contact your LXE representative to acquire the latest software upgrades to the MX6.
Page 117: Owner Information
There is a slight change from general desktop PC Owner Properties display. Enter the information and tap the OK box to save the changes. The changes take effect immediately. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Personal tab | Owner Information Blank Blank Disabled Figure 4-23 Owner Information MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 118: Password
Once a password is assigned, and the timer set in “Prompt if device unused for …” expires, when the MX6 wakes from Suspend the user will need to enter the password before using the MX6. If you forget the password, it cannot be restored without performing a hard reset on the unit (which erases all memory).
Page 119: Sounds And Notifications
Themes may or may not be loaded on your device. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Personal tab | Sounds & Notifications Enabled Enabled Enabled Middle of Bar Loud Loud Enabled Enabled No limit Start | Settings | Personal tab | Today MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 120: System Tab
MX6 owner name. The default device name used to identify the MX6 to other computers is “Pocket_PC”. The description is blank. You can make changes and tap the OK button.
Page 121: Backlight
3 minutes (default value) while on battery power, can be adjusted. The factory default setting for this parameter is Enabled. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | System tab | Backlight Disabled Enabled / 1 minute Enabled Light Disabled Disabled Enabled Light MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 122: Certificates
Use personal certificates to positively identify yourself to others. Use root certificates to positively identify root certification authorities. For instruction, see Chapter 7 “Wireless Network Configuration” section titled “Install Certificates on the MX6”. Clear Type Tuner Access: Adjust the slider until the sample text looks best to you. Use this option to fine tune the quality of the text displayed on the screen.
Page 123: Clock And Alarms
Help is not available for this option. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | System tab | Clock and Alarms Home GMT-5 Eastern US GMT-5 Eastern US 12:00:00 AM 3/21/2003 Disabled Figure 4-27 Clock and Alarms Start | Settings | System tab | CPU Speed MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 124: Memory
If a program becomes unstable or stops running, use the Running Program List to stop the program. Highlight the program name, then select Activate, Stop or Stop All programs. Tap OK to close the menu. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | System tab | Memory Variable 50% of available memory...
Page 125: Power
“backlight” and “beam” are selected, upon pressing OK on the backlight or beam screen, the Power properties screen is displayed. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 4-29 Wireless Signal / Power Timers Enabled Enabled / 3 minutes Disabled / 5 minutes MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 126: Regional Settings
You can also adjust memory allocated for programs by tapping the “Adjust memory allocation” link at the bottom of the screen. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | System tab | Regional Settings English (United States) 123,456,789.00 / -123,456,789.00 neg $123,456,789.00 pos / ($123,456,789.00) neg...
Page 127: Scanner
Refer to section titled “Demo Programs” earlier in this guide. Disable WEDGE when you want to capture barcode data in “block mode” using the scanner functions provided in the LXE API. Refer to the “MX6 Software Development Kit” Part ID MX6A502PPCSDK.
Page 128: Version 7.11 And 7.13
Adjust the settings and tap the OK box to save the changes. The changes take effect immediately. Enable Internal Scanner Send Key Messages (WEDGE) Tethered Scanner on COM1 Enable Internal Scanner Sound Enable Output (Ver 7.13) MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | System tab | Scanner Enabled Enabled Disabled Enabled Dimmed Disabled Zero Zero...
Page 129: Advanced Tab
Block mode. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | System tab | Scanner | Advanced tab Version 7.13 Figure 4-31 Scanner – Advanced Tab Mode Key Message Block Group Box Title Key Message Block MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 130: Strip Leading / Strip Trailing Characters
All keypad keys can be entered by typing the key. Some keypad keys are only valid if in “Key Message” mode. For example, the Function Keys (F1, PF1) are only valid in “Key Message” mode. MX6 Reference Guide Key Message mode. Key Block mode is enabled.
Page 131: Control Characters Tab
Once the user types into the Replacement edit control, reselecting the character from Character combo box redisplays the ‘Ignore (drop)’ default in the Replacement edit control. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 132: Assigned Replacements For Block And Key Message Modes
Escaped hat-encoded text Hex-encoded text MX6 Reference Guide The edit control where the user types the characters to be assigned as the replacement of the control character. Replacements for a control character are assigned by selecting the appropriate character from the Character combo box, typing the replacement in the Replacement edit control (according to the formats defined above) and then selecting Assign.
Page 133: Interaction Between Strip Leading/Trailing And Prefix/Suffix Settings
See “Hat Encoding” and “Decimal-Hexadecimal Chart” at the end of this chapter. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Translation The hex-encoding to pass thru to the application. e.g. Vertical Tab Example configuration is ‘\0x0A’ or ‘0\x0A’ Translated data Value 0x0C is a barcode is converted to text ‘0x0A’ MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 134: Com1 Tab
Settings Options COM1 Tab Figure 4-33 Scanner – Keyboard Wedge – COM1 Tab Adjust the settings and tap the OK box to save the changes. The changes take effect immediately. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 135: Screen
Select “Enable ClearType” to smooth the edges of screen fonts displayed. The default is Disabled. Select “Adjust input options … “ link to improve speed and accuracy when using the stylus. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | System tab | Screen Figure 4-34 Version 7.03 Align Screen MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 136: Version 7.11 And 7.13
Figure 4-35 Versions 7.11 and 7.13 Screen - Alignment Follow the instructions on the screen and press the Enter key (or tap the OK icon) to save the new calibration settings. You can also press the Esc key sequence to cancel or quit. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 137: Cleartype
Move the slider along the bar to adjust the text size to see more content or increase the readability in many programs. The default location of the slider is at the center of the bar. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 4-36 Screen - ClearType Figure 4-37 Screen – Text Size MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 138: Connections Tab - Version 7.03
Tap OK to close Help and return to the program or application. Ver 7.03 Beam Connections Pegasus Settings ---- Radio Manager MX6 Reference Guide Figure 4-38 Connections Tab – Ver 7.03 Ver 7.11 and 7.13 Function Beam Verify and adjust the Infrared settings for the IrDA port.
Page 139: Beam
Factory Default Settings Receiving All If the option to "Receive all incoming beams and select discoverable mode" is checked, the MX6 will automatically receive all incoming InfraRed transmissions. InfraRed Receive must be enabled on the receiving device, if sending IR from the MX6 to another device.
Page 140: Connections
Tap OK to close this menu option. Any changes made are in effect after a soft reset. Tasks tab Help is available for the options on the Task menu by tapping the question mark. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | Connections icon E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 141: Advanced Tab
Help is available for this option by tapping “Select Location” then tapping the question mark. Tapping this button displays a list of adapters installed on the MX6. Tap on an adapter to review it’s settings. Server-assigned IP addresses use DHCP.
Page 142: Configure A Network Adapter
Tap OK when finished. A message is displayed to the effect that any changes made are in effect the next time the adapter is used. Tap OK to close the message box. Soft reset the MX6 to put changes in effect.
Page 143: Pegasus Settings
Tap this button to open the Ping Utility. Displays the Network Name and the MAC address of the access point the radio card is associated with in the AP mode. This value cannot be changed by the user. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 144: Ping Utility
Size (Bytes) Timeout (ms) Ping Statistics field: Clear MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | Pegasus Settings | Status tab | Ping button Figure 4-45 Pegasus Settings Ping Utility Displays the current IP Address of the device that will be pinged. The user can change the IP Address text to ping a different IP address or device.
Page 145: Config Tab
Config Tab Access: The Config tab provides a list of all access points and peer stations in range of the MX6 radio. This configuration tool is used to create and edit SSID profiles for access points that the user wants their station to associate with.
Page 146: Preferred Profiles
Active SSID listing up and down to adjust the automatic association priority for each profile. Note: This table is blank after an initial MX6 software installation. It can be kept blank with no automatic association preference. Active SSIDs The Active SSIDs table lists all access points or peer stations (creator of IBSS) in the vicinity of the host.
Page 147: Advanced Tab
Power Save mode will be disabled automatically. Sync field consists of 128 bits. Sync field consists of 56 bits. Automatically changes between long and short preamble mode transmission based on the access point configuration. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 148: Figure 4-48 About Wlan Cf Module
About Access: This menu option displays the Version Number and time of build for the Network Driver, Configuration Utility, F/W Firmware and the MX6 serial number. The information on this screen cannot be changed by the user. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 149: Radio Manager
Tap OK when changes have been made or to close the window with no changes made. Context sensitive Help is not available for this option. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Connections tab | Radio Manager Figure 4-49 Radio Manager MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 150: Creating And Modifying Profiles
Creating and Modifying Profiles Access: Prerequisites: • Network SSID number of the Access Point for the MX6 • WEP or LEAP Authentication Protocol Keys (LEAP requires Meetinghouse software described in this chapter.) Check with your network administrator for the security WEP Key and the Key ID you need to use.
Page 151: When Using Wep
Enter the values for the new profile. Tap Cancel to ignore all changes made on this screen. Tap OK to make the changes, close this screen and save the changes. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 4-50 Add / Edit Network Profiles Display MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 152: Advanced
Factory Default Settings AP Search Threshold LXE recommends setting the AP Search Threshold to “Medium Density” . When using Meetinghouse, the AP Search Threshold is set to “Medium Density.” The user can change this value to Low, Medium or High Density when creating an 802.11 profile.
Page 153: Network Name And Type
Tap OK to make the changes, close this screen and save the changes. Tap Cancel to ignore all changes made on this screen. Tap the Advanced button to set AP Search Threshold. LXE recommends setting this value to either Medium or High Density. Low Density is the default.
Page 154: Deleting A Profile
(highlight) a profile and tap the Delete button and the following screen displays: From the pop-up window select the option of your choice and tap Yes to confirm or No to cancel. MX6 Reference Guide Figure 4-53 Delete a Profile E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 155: Network Adapters
Tap OK to close this menu option. A message is displayed to the effect that any changes made are in effect the next time the adapter is used. Tap OK to close the message box. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Connections tab | Pegasus Settings | Config tab MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 156: Figure 4-55 Assign Ip Address And Name Servers To A Network Adapter
Make changes and tap OK to close this menu option. A message is displayed to the effect that any changes made are in effect the next time the adapter is used. Tap OK to close the message box. MX6 Reference Guide Default...
Page 157: Connections Tab - Version 7.11 And 7.13
Function Beam Verify and adjust the Infrared settings for the IrDA port. Connections Configure network connections. 802.11b Settings Configure the 802.11b radio. Network Cards Configure wireless networks. Radio Manager Radio card power up and power down program. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 158: 140
IP Address Renew IP More Info >>> Ping MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | 802.11b Figure 4-57 WLAN Module Screen Shows the RF channel currently used by the radio for this session. Shows the current transmit rate. This can be 1 Mbps, 2 Mbps, 5.5 Mbps, or 11 Mbps.
Page 159: Figure 4-58 802.11B Settings Ping Utility
Displays the current timeout in milliseconds: 500 is the default. The user can increase or decrease the timeout value by tapping the spin buttons. Shows the pinging IP address and the pinging results. Tap this button to clear IP Address input and the ping statistics field. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 160: Config Tab
Config Tab Access: The Config tab provides a list of all access points and peer stations in range of the MX6 radio. This configuration tool is used to create and edit SSID profiles for access points that the user wants their station to associate with.
Page 161: Preferred Profiles
Active SSID listing up and down to adjust the automatic association priority for each profile. Note: This table is blank after an initial MX6 software installation. It can be kept blank with no automatic association preference. Active SSIDs The Active SSIDs table lists all access points or peer stations (creator of IBSS) in the vicinity of the host.
Page 162: Network Name And Type
Figure 4-60 Access Network Name and Type The user can change AP Search Threshold from the default value of Low Density to Medium Density or High Density. LXE recommends setting this value to Medium Density. The user can change the Authentication Algorithm. The default value is Automatic Based on WEP setting.
Page 163: Network Profile
Network Profile LXE recommends setting AP Search Threshold to Medium Density. Authentication Note: LXE recommends the authentication process should be configured using Meetinghouse when using WPA. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 4-61 Network Profile tab Figure 4-62 Authentication tab MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 164: Encryption
Settings Options Encryption Figure 4-63 Encryption tab MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 165: Advanced Tab
Power Save mode will be disabled automatically. Sync field consists of 128 bits. Sync field consists of 56 bits. Automatically changes between long and short preamble mode transmission based on the access point configuration. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 166: Figure 4-65 About 802.11B Wlan Module
About Access: This menu option displays the Version Number and time of build for the Network Driver, Configuration Utility, F/W Firmware and the MX6 serial number. The information on this screen cannot be changed by the user. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | 802.11b Settings | About tab...
Page 167: Beam
Factory Default Settings Receiving All If the option to "Receive all incoming beams and select discoverable mode" is checked, the MX6 will automatically receive all incoming InfraRed transmissions. InfraRed Receive must be enabled on the receiving device, if sending IR from the MX6 to another device.
Page 168: Connections
Tap OK to close this menu option. Any changes made are in effect after a soft reset. Tasks tab Help is available for the options on the Task menu by tapping the question mark. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | Connections icon Figure 4-67 Connections icon – Tasks tab...
Page 169: Figure 4-68 Connections Icon – Advanced Tab
Help is available for this option by tapping “Dialing Rules” then tapping the question mark. Add or edit a Work URL to access URLs on your company’s intranet. The default setting for Internet Explorer is to search the Internet to locate the URL. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 170: Network Cards
To connect only to networks you have already configured, clear the Automatically connect to non- preferred networks check box. The device will detect any new networks and provide an opportunity to configure them. MX6 Reference Guide Lists networks that have already been configured. If none exist, the Modify adapter settings.
Page 171: Network Adapters Tab
Settings Options Network Adapters tab Figure 4-70 Network Cards icon – Network Adapters tab E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 172: Configure A Network Adapter
Tap OK when finished. A message is displayed to the effect that any changes made are in effect the next time the adapter is used. Tap OK to close the message box. Soft reset the MX6 to put changes in effect.
Page 173: Radio Manager
Tap OK when changes have been made or to close the window with no changes made. Context sensitive Help is not available for this option. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Start | Settings | Connections tab | Radio Manager Figure 4-73 Radio Manager MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 174: Creating And Modifying Profiles
Creating and Modifying Profiles Access: Prerequisites: • Network SSID number of the Access Point for the MX6 • WEP or LEAP Authentication Protocol Keys (LEAP requires Meetinghouse software described in this chapter.) Check with your network administrator for the security WEP Key and the Key ID you need to use.
Page 175: Create A New Profile
Tap the New icon. The following screen is displayed: Enter the values for the new profile. LXE recommends changing the default AP Search Threshold “Low Density” value to “Medium Density”. Tap Cancel to ignore all changes made on this screen. Tap OK to make the changes, close this screen and save the changes.
Page 176: Modify An Existing Profile
(or more) radios (cards) without an access point. Chan Channel. Scroll to select a channel for communication. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | 802.11b icon | Config tab Figure 4-75 Modify Network Profile...
Page 177: Authentication Properties Tab
Tap OK to make the changes, close this screen and save the changes. Tap Cancel to ignore all changes made on this screen. Tap the Network Settings tab to set AP Search Threshold. LXE recommends setting this value to either Medium or High Density. Low Density is the default.
Page 178: Deleting A Profile
From the pop-up window select the option of your choice and tap Yes to confirm or No to cancel. MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | Connections tab | 802.11b icon | Config tab Figure 4-76 Delete a Profile...
Page 179: Power Tools Ezconfig Utilities
Use this option to program the contents of the Demos main window. The DeviceConfig file contains mobile device configuration settings and is stored in the \IPSM folder. See Start | Settings | System for LXE default device configuration settings. Use this option to change the values in the Settings and MenuEntries section of the EZConfig Menu.
Page 180: Using The Ezconfig Client
LXE default settings. Use this option to view/change the RF Settings parameter default values. See Start | Settings | Connections tab for LXE default RF Settings. Set up the parameters for the Scan Demo menu item located at Start | Demos.
Page 181: Using The Ezconfig Editor
.EXM files have replaced .INI files for Power Tools and MX6 configuration settings. If both an .ini file and an .EXM file are present for the same application, the mobile device defaults to the...
Page 182: Locked And Encrypted Sections And Keys
This mode allows you to lock/unlock and set read-only/read-write status to sections and keys as well as create encrypted keys. MX6 Reference Guide The Values of locked sections and keys can be modified but not the Name or Description. In their Description, “[Locked]” appears as part of the section or key name.
Page 183: Launching Associated Applications
Example 2 - You’ve saved changes to an open registry document. Because registry documents are always associated with EZConfig Client, tapping Tools | Launch Associated App updates the registry. EZConfig Client always updates the registry when launched from a configuration file that is a registry document. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 184: File Menu
Menu Item Open Import INI Save Save As Properties Exit MX6 Reference Guide Figure 4-80 EZConfig File Menu Options Description Creates a new document. There are two options: • Configuration Document - Creates a configuration file. • Registry Document - Creates a registry file in the .EXM file format.
Page 185: Edit Menu
When a section is enabled, all of its keys are enabled by default. When a section with child sections is enabled, all of its child sections (and child section keys) are enabled automatically. Note: To enable a section, its parent section must be enabled. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 186: Modifying Section Names And Descriptions
To drop the first section into a new file, press and hold the ALT key and drop the section on the root node. (All sections must be child sections of the root node.) MX6 Reference Guide Function Sections are enabled by default. This menu item disables active sections.
Page 187: Editing Keys
The device simply moves on to read the next enabled key. This menu item inserts a new key above the selected key. Enter the Name, Value, and Description. The new key is inserted above the selected section. You can also press the Insert key (INS). MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 188: Moving Keys
This reduces the size of the barcode package yet keeps the disabled sections, descriptions, and barcode settings in the open configuration file for future reference. Note: This option is disabled on the MX6. * Warm boots the mobile device. * Cold boots the mobile device.
Page 189: Editing And Moving Sections
2. Enter the arguments for the application startup, if required. 3. Start the associated application as soon as the Properties window closes by enabling “Execute”. 4. Start the associated application after the configuration file is closed by enabling “Wait Until Finished”. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 190: Command Line Options
Path Arguments Execute Wait Until Finished MX6 Reference Guide Description Enter the location of the .exe on the mobile device. Enter the command line argument you want applied when the application launches. By default, the /x<filename> command line argument populates this field when an application is entered in the Path field. To enter another command line argument specific to the application launching, delete this argument and type in the one you want.
Page 191: Autorun
Defines the key that can be pressed to bypass Autorun Default: 42=SCAN key Controls the debug function at AutoInstall. Default: 0 Available Values You cannot modify this value! 0=Disable 1=Enable, an autorun.log file is created in the \IPSM folder. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 192: Programs Section
Autorun SC Reset Each program section should contain the following keys: Program Args MX6 Reference Guide Function Runs the mobile device in test mode and tests the functionality of AutoInstall. This is a diagnostic tool. When enabled, applications stored in the AutoInstall folder, including the radio drivers, are not loaded during startup.
Page 193: Editing The Autorun Configuration File
Specifies the required result of the dependent program. If the result of the dependent program does not equal the DependExitCode entered here, the current program will not be executed at startup. * These keys are optional and can be added as necessary. Keys”. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 194: Startup Options (Startupoption Key)
Autorun does not execute the program. If at least one of the specified options is valid in each category evaluated, the program is executed. To always execute a program, specify no options in the StartupOption key. MX6 Reference Guide The program launches if … Never, regardless of other startup options specified.
Page 195: Autoinstall
When triggered by a hard reset, the .CAB file installs the applications to the directories established in the .CAB file. For most applications, this means that an .exe for the software application is placed in the \Program Files folder. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 196: Demosmenu
This section defines general menu settings. Only the values can be changed. Version EnableDebug ListViewMode Caption StartMenu MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Description Identifies this file as a menu file. Default value: EZMenu This is the EZMenu version number.
Page 197: Menu Entries Section
Default value: 1 Available Values 0=No Menus 1=Default Menu + No Exit + No View 2=Default Menu + No Exit 3=Default Menu Spacing is measured in pixels. Spacing is measured in pixels. 0=Disable gradient background 1=Enable gradient background MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 198: Child Section Keys
Icon ID StartupOption Note: Optional keys need to be created and inserted. MX6 Reference Guide Description Name to display on the window. The name appears under the icon (if there is an icon). Description to display on the window in Detail view.
Page 199: The Exit Section
Open the Edit menu and tap the menu option Disable or press Ctrl+D to disable. When silent mode is disabled, highlight the EZConfig_Hidden section, open the Edit menu and tap menu option Enable or press Ctrl+E to enable invisible mode. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 200: Deviceconfig
By default, the sections with keys are disabled, which means that the key values are not applied. To use the DeviceConfig.EXM file to configure the MX6, modify the file in EZConfig Editor to enable the sections and keys as required for your configuration.
Page 201: Deviceconfig Sections And Keys
If enabled, the GSM radio section is disabled automatically. 0=Disabled 1=Enabled X=Your network’s SSID Any=Connect to any network 1=Disable; power save mode is not used 2=Always Enable; radio is powered constantly radio vs. battery performance. 3=Auto Enable; EPSParm key defines MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 202 DHCP server. IPAddress SubnetMask DefaultGate way Domain WINS MX6 Reference Guide Description Static IP address for the Static IP address (a.b.c.d) for the radio interface. radio interface. Used when DHCP setting is disabled (set to 0) SubNet mask for the SubNet mask (a.b.c.d) used for the static IP...
Page 203: Wep Section
Hex=Type the pair of hex values in a row; e.g., AFB0FF415A 64-bit encryption=Length must be 5 characters or 5 hex pairs 128-bit encryption=Length must be 13 characters or 13 hex pairs Available Values 0=Disable 1=Enable; the GSM radio is disabled automatically MAC Address MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 204: Bluetooth Default Printer Values
3. Copy the first number underneath Services. This is the hex value for the Service key field; “1101” in the illustration above. Note: For detailed information about RegEdit, see “RegEdit”. MX6 Reference Guide Available Values Hex value Printer name E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 205: Gsm Section
IP address) X=IP address Protocol type Available Values 0=Disable ActiveSync connection 1=Enable ActiveSync connection `USB Connection `115200 Default `19200 Default `38400 Default `57600 Default Note: These values must be typed in exactly as they appear here. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 206: System Section
ServerAddress Primary ServerAddress Secondary PortNumber MX6 Reference Guide Description The IP address of the primary server. Default value: N/A The IP address of the secondary server. Default value: N/A The port number of the primary server.
Page 207: Internet Explorer Section
Default value: Empty – Default location is used. Available Values 0=Disable; do not use 1=Enable; the terminal agent uses SSL security protocol as part of HTTP secure sockets. over the Internet. The new location of the mawce.cfg file. ® Internet Explorer. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 208: Ezconfig Menu
EnableDebug ListViewMode Caption StartMenu Menu ListViewIconSpacingY ListViewIconSpacingX ListViewGradient MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Value Description EZMenu The name EZMenu is mandatory. This is the EZMenu version number. 0=Disable 1=Enable; an Easymenu.log file is created in the \IPSM folder.
Page 209: Set Ezconfig Utilities Menu To Silent Mode
MX6. The ImageDemo.EXM file stores the locked and unlocked parameters that determine how the MX6 reads, captures, and stores images scanned using the scanner aperture. The ImageDemo.EXM file programs the Imager Demo main window that is accessed by Start | Demos.
Page 210 Zoom Sound AutoCaptureInterval AutoCaptureLocalView CurrentProfile ProfilePath ProfileExt AutoSave MX6 Reference Guide Value Description Imaging Demos Specifies the title of the application. Enables and disables Autoconnect mode. Default: 1 (Disable) 0=Disable. If disabled, the imager will be initialized when the utility starts and un- initialized when the utility terminates (consumes more power).
Page 211: Network Menu
1=Enable OK button 0=No Menu, 1= Default Menu + No Exit + No View, 2=Default Menu + No Exit, 3=Default Menu EasyMenu ListView vertical icon spacing EasyMenu ListView horizontal icon spacing 0=Disable ListView gradient background, 1=Enable ListView gradient background MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 212: Menu Entries Section
CommandArgs Password HotKey HotKeyModifier IconFile Icon ID MX6 Reference Guide Description Name to display on the window. The name appears under the icon (if there is an icon). Description to display on the window in Detail view. Command line to execute when the item is selected on the window.
Page 213: The Return Section
When silent mode is disabled, highlight the EZConfig_Hidden section, open the Edit menu and tap menu option Enable or press Ctrl+E to enable invisible mode. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Description Specifies startup options that must be met for the menu entry to appear on the window. Available Values Optional. See “Startup Options”. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 214: Power Tools Menu
When additions/changes are finished, tap File | Save or File | Save As. Settings Version EnableDebug ListViewMode Caption MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Power Tools Menu Figure 4-83 Power Tools Menu Value Description EZMenu Must be EZMenu.
Page 215 1=Enable Sets the Today screen session timeout.The value specifies the number of hours before Default: 0 the device will return to the today screen when the devices is left in Suspend Mode. Set to 0 to disable. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 216: Menu Entries Section
CommandArgs Password HotKey HotKeyModifier IconFile Icon ID MX6 Reference Guide Description Name to display on the window. The name appears under the icon (if there is an icon). Description to display on the window in Detail view. Command line to execute when the item is selected on the window.
Page 217: The Exit Section
When silent mode is disabled, highlight the EZConfig_Hidden section, open the Edit menu and tap menu option Enable or press Ctrl+E to enable invisible mode. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Description Specifies startup options that must be met for the menu entry to appear on the window. Available Values Optional. See “Startup Options”. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 218: Printdemo Menu
EnableDebug ListViewMode Caption StartMenu Menu ListViewIconSpacingY ListViewIconSpacingX ListViewGradient MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Value Description EZMenu Must be EZMenu. Do not change! This is the EZMenu version number. Enables system debugging. An EZMenu.log file is created in the \IPSM folder.
Page 219: Child Section Keys
.exe file for the location to launch. Command line arguments used with the CommandLine parameter. Available Values Required. User-defined Required. User-defined Required. Location of the .exe. file. Also available: [ADMIN]=Toggles into Administrative mode [EXIT]=Exit menu Optional. Program- specific MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 220: Rasman
Debug AutoConnectOnStartup Connectoid CommandLine CommandArgs ConnectDelay DisableActiveSync Retry RetryDelay MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Value Description Enable and disable automatic connection when the device is docked. 0=Disable 1=Enable Enable and disable automatic connection when RASMan is started.
Page 221: Rfsettings
Value Enable IPAddress 192.168.0.1 PortDecode 6000 PortImage 6001 AutoSend NoWarnings RetryCount E-EQ-MX6RG-E Value Description Enables or disables status dialogs. 0=Disable 1=Enable Forces RASMan to stop on errors. 0=Disable 1=Enable Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Description MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 222: Scandemo
The ScanDemo is only available when there is a laser scanner, as opposed to an imager, installed in the MX6. The ScanDemo.EXM file stores the locked and unlocked parameters that determine how the MX6 reads, captures, and stores barcodes scanned using the scanner aperture.
Page 223 Indicates the maximum delay (milliseconds) between two consecutives trigger key presses to not re-display the aimer and attempt an immediate decode. Only valid if the AimerDelay is > 0. 2000 Similar to AimerDuration, but for ALR mode only MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 224 ScanAbort ScanInterval ScanMode LinearRange PrintWeight ReplaceCRwithCRLF GoodScanWav MX6 Reference Guide Value Description Similar to AimerDelay, but for ALR mode only Sets the key used by ScanDemo to initiate a scan/decode. The key is registered as a system hot Default: 42...
Page 225 If set to 1, resets the Window's Idle timers before each decode attempt, preventing the device from entering into suspend mode when in AutoScan mode. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 226: Symbologies
0 = Ignored parameter for Code 39 (*Default Selected/Active) Aztec Code Aztec Mesas Codabar Code 11 Code 128 / EAN 128 Code 39 Code 49 Code 93 EAN.UCC Composites MX6 Reference Guide SCANCONFIG.INI Demo File Value Default Value 1,1,3750,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,1,3750 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,0,0,0,4,60,0,0,0 1,0,0,0,2,60 0,1,4,80,0,0,0,0,0...
Page 227 1,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0 1,0,0,0,0,0 1,0,0,4,80,0,0,0,0 1,0,0,6,80 1,0,1,150,0,0,0,0,0 1,0,1,150 0,1,366,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,1,2750 0,2,dddddddd,,,,0 0,2,dddddddd,,,,0 1,1,2750,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,1,2750 0,1,3500,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,1,3500 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,4,74,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,1,80 1,1,1,0,0,0,1,0,0 1,0,0,0,0,0,0 1,1,1,0,0,0,0,1,0 1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1 0,1,1,0,0,0,0,1,0 1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,48,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,80 0,1,2048,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,2048 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,48,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,48,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 228 Trioptic Code Code 32 Straight 2 of 5 Industrial Matrix 2 of 5 Plessey China Post Korea Post Telepen Code 16K PosiCode Coupon Code MX6 Reference Guide SCANCONFIG.INI Demo File Value Default Value 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,48,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,80,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,48,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,80,0,0,0,0,0,0 0,4,48,0,0,0,0,0,0...
Page 229: Centering
Centering Centering parameters are valid only when there is an imager installed in the MX6. The centering feature is used to allow the user to accurately scan a selected barcode among a group of barcodes that are located closely together. When centering is turned on, the imager will only decode barcodes that intersect the centering window defined by the user.
Page 230: Setdevice Info
Prefix Data [SERIALNUMBER] Suffix [MODELNUMBER} MX6 Reference Guide Start | Power Tools | EZConfig Utilities Description 1 - The DeviceID must begin with a letter. 2 - The DeviceID cannot exceed 15 characters in length Use the mobile device’s serial number.
Page 231: Hat Encoding
Figure 4-84 Hat Encoded Characters Hex 00 through AD E-EQ-MX6RG-E Desired Encoded ASCII (no-break space) ¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¦ § ¨ © ª « ¬ (soft hyphen) Value Encoded ~^\\ ~^_ (Underscore) ~ (Tilde and Space) ~” ~& ~’ ~- (Dash) MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 232: Figure 4-85 Hat Encoded Characters Hex Ae Through Ff
Ê Ë Ì Í Î Ï Ð Ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö Figure 4-85 Hat Encoded Characters Hex AE through FF MX6 Reference Guide Desired Encoded ASCII ~. (Period) × Ø ~0 (Zero) Ù Ú Û Ü Ý Þ...
Page 233: Decimal - Hexadecimal Chart
0x7B 0x7C 0x7D 0x7E 0x7F 0x80 0x81 0x82 0x83 0x84 0x85 0x86 0x87 0x88 0x89 0x8A 0x8B 0x8C 0x8D 0x8E 0x8F 0x90 0x91 0x92 0x93 0x94 0x95 0x96 0x97 0x98 0x99 0x9A 0x9B 0x9C 0x9D 0x9E 0x9F MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 234: Figure 4-87 Decimal - Hexadecimal Chart (160 To 255 Decimal)
Figure 4-87 Decimal - Hexadecimal Chart (160 to 255 Decimal) MX6 Reference Guide 0xA0 0xC8 0xA1 0xC9 0xA2 0xCA 0xA3 0xCB 0xA4 0xCC 0xA5 0xCD 0xA6 0xCE 0xA7 0xCF 0xA8 0xD0 0xA9 0xD1 0xAA 0xD2 0xAB 0xD3 0xAC 0xD4 0xAD...
Page 235: Chapter 5 Applock
Sections in this chapter that are not specifically Multi-Application or Single Application are used/changed in the same way by both versions. Note: LXE has made the assumption, in this chapter, that the first user to power up a new mobile device is the system administrator. Setup a New Device...
Page 236: Multi-Application Version
Administrator is available to the user. See section titled Single Application Configuration for information and instruction. Figure 5-2 Administrator Control Panels – Single Application MX6 Reference Guide Start | Settings | System | Administration icon Start | Settings | System | Administration icon...
Page 237: Administration Mode
If this type of application is being locked, the administrator should close all other applications before switching to end user mode to minimize the screen flicker. Windows accelerator keys such as Alt-F4 are disabled. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Ctrl+Shift+A none none none MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 238: Passwords
To summarize, if an error occurs that prevents AppLock from switching to user mode, the password will not timeout and AppLock will wait until the correct password is entered. Troubleshooting Can’t locate the password that has been set by the administrator? Enter this LXE back door key sequence: Ctrl+L Ctrl+X Ctrl+E...
Page 239: Multi-Application Configuration
Enter the command line parameters for the application in the Arguments text box. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Ctrl+Shift+A. Start | Settings | System | Administration icon Figure 5-3 Application Panel – Multi-Application MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 240: End User Internet Explorer (Euie)
This means that IEXPLORER.EXE should be specified in the Application text box and the internet application should be entered in the command line. In this case, do not check the Internet checkbox. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 241: Security Panel
SIP when configuring the key. However, when the hotkey is pressed to switch modes, the normal key must be entered from the keypad; it cannot be entered from the SIP. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 5-4 Security Panel – Multi-Application MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 242: Password
After the user closes the dialog box, the Security Panel is displayed and the password can then be entered and confirmed again. If the passwords match, the password is encrypted and saved. See Also: MX6 Reference Guide Passwords and Troubleshooting Multi-Application AppLock E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 243: Status Panel
Process Processing status shows the flow control of AppLock components and is mainly intended for LXE Customer Service when helping users troubleshoot problems with their AppLock program. Extended Extended status provides more detailed information than that logged by Process Logging.
Page 244 When the 'Save As'… button is selected, a standard 'Save As' dialog screen is displayed. Specify the path and filename. If the filename exists, the user is prompted whether the file should be overwritten. If the file does not exist, it is created. See Also: MX6 Reference Guide Error Messages E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 245: End-User Switching Technique
AppLock configuration is moved to the foreground and the previous application moves to the background. The previous application continues to run in the background but end- user key presses affect the application in focus only. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 5-6 End-User Multi-Application Touch Panel MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 246: Troubleshooting Multi-Application Applock
When the Administrator is selecting a hotkey sequence to use when switching user modes, they are not allowed to enter key combinations that are reserved by installed software applications. LXE has validated RFTerm key combinations ONLY. When RFTerm is installed on the mobile device and an RFTerm restricted key sequence is...
Page 247: Single Application Configuration
The password prompt remains on the display until a valid password is entered. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Ctrl+Shift+A. Start | Settings | System | Administration icon Figure 5-7 Control Panel MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 248: Security Panel
The hotkey sequence is displayed in the Hot key text box with “Shift”, “Alt”, and “Ctrl” text strings representing the shift state keys. The normal keyboard key completes the hotkey sequence. The hotkey must be entered via the keypad. MX6 Reference Guide Figure 5-8 Security Panel E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 249: Status Panel
For this reason, the administrator can configure the type of status information that is logged, as well as clear the status information. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Passwords Figure 5-9 Status Panel MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 250 Process Processing status shows the flow control of AppLock components and is mainly intended for LXE Customer Service when helping users troubleshoot problems with their AppLock program. Extended Extended status provides more detailed information than that logged by Process Logging.
Page 251: Applock Error Messages
The application initialized itself successfully The application could not be launched by AppLock; the application could not be found or is corrupted. Level LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 252 Encrypt exported key OK Encrypt failure Encrypt gen key failure Encrypt generate key failure MX6 Reference Guide Explanation and/or corrective action The backdoor keys have been pressed. The backdoor hotkeys provide a method for customer service to get a user back into their system without editing the registry or reloading the device.
Page 253 Processing is at the end of the function that retrieved the Level LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 254 Hot key pressed Hot key pressed Hot key set event failure Hotkey press message received In app hook:WM_SIZE MX6 Reference Guide Explanation and/or corrective action application information from the registry. Exiting password prompt processing. Exiting password prompt w/cancel. Exiting password prompt successfully.
Page 255 Level LOG_EX LOG_PROCESSING LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_PROCESSING LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_PROCESSING LOG_PROCESSING LOG_ERROR MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 256 Switching to user mode Switching to user-hotkey press Taskbar hook failure Taskbar hook OK MX6 Reference Guide Explanation and/or corrective action has changed the application name or command line. The registry has to be read when switching into user mode. This is because the administrator can change the settings during administration mode.
Page 257 Output the window size after it has been adjusted by AppLock Level LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_ERROR LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX LOG_EX MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 258: Applock Registry Settings
AppLock Registry Settings This system application runs at startup via the “launch” feature of LXE Windows based devices. When the launch feature is installed on the device, the following registry settings are created. The launch feature registry settings are embedded in the mobile device OS image: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\Software\\LXE\\Persist\\Filename=AppLock.exe...
Page 259: Chapter 6 Scanner/Imager Parameter Setup
See Also: “Scandemo” in Power Tools EZConfig Utilities. Identification Read all cautions and warnings on the labels on the MX6. Do not touch the Scan button on the MX6 or the trigger on the handle while determining whether the MX6 has a laser scanner or an integrated imager.
Page 260: Decoder
Decoder Settings specified as “Imager Only” have an effect only on MX6 units equipped with an integrated imager. These settings have no effect on laser scanner-equipped units. DecodeMode – Imager Only DecodeMode Default: Valid: In Normal mode the imager will decode both linear and 2-D symbologies.
Page 261: Aimtime
Default centering settings and allowable minimum and maximum settings are listed below. CenteringEnable Default: Valid: Enable or disable Centering feature. When disabled, the following values are ignored. Position CenteringTop CenteringBottom CenteringLeft CenteringRight E-EQ-MX6RG-E 0 – 50 (0 – 5 seconds). 1 Enable 0 Disable Default Minimum Maximum MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 262: Symbologies
The remaining parameters (parameter1 through parameter n) have various meanings for each symbology. Symbologies specified by “Imager Only” can only be decoded by imager-equipped units. Altering their settings has no effect on an MX6 equipped with a laser scanner. Imager/Scanner/Symbology Quick Reference Symbology...
Page 263: Mesa - Imager Only
Code11=1,1,4,80 Valid Description 1 enable Decode Code 11 barcode 0 disable 1 enable Decode only barcodes with two check digits 0 disable Minimum length to decode (1 min) 1 - 80 Maximum length to decode (80 max MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 264: Code 128
Default Code 49 – Imager Only Syntax Example Default Code 93 Syntax Example Default MX6 Reference Guide Code128=p1,p2,p3 Code128=1,0,80 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode Code 128 barcode Minimum length to decode (0 min) 1 - 80 Maximum length to decode (80 max)
Page 265: Ean-Ucc Composite - Imager Only
1 enable 0 disable Transmit 2 digit addenda 1 enable 0 disable Transmit 5 digit addenda 1 enable Only decode barcodes with 2 or 5 0 disable digit addenda 1 enable 0 disable Insert space between code and addenda MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 266: Iata2 5
Maxicode – Imager Only Syntax Example Default MicroPDF417 – Imager Only Syntax Example Default 2750 MX6 Reference Guide IATA25=p1,p2,p3 IATA25=0,4,80 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode IATA 2 of 5 barcode Minimum length to decode (4 min) 4 - 80...
Page 267: Msi
Decode OCR barcode Font Selection Template selection(null terminated string) Null-terminated string defines the set of characters in group G Null-terminated string defines the set of characters in group H Description Null-terminated string defines legal characters for checksum calculation. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 268: Examples
Note the use of the “r” to define the position of the second row. PDF417 – Imager Only Syntax Example Default 2750 MX6 Reference Guide Valid 0 left to right 1 top to bottom 2 right to left 3 bottom to top...
Page 269: Planet - Imager Only
Minimum length to decode (1 min) 1 - 3500 Maximum length to decode (3500 max) RSS=p1,p2,p3 RSS=1,1,80 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode RSS barcode Minimum length to decode (1 min) 1 - 80 Maximum length to decode (80 max) MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 270: Upca
UPCE0 and UPCE1 must be configured identically for correct operation. UPCE1 Syntax Example Default Note: UPCE0 and UPCE1 must be configured identically for correct operation. MX6 Reference Guide UPCA=p1,p2,p3,p4,p5,p6,p7 UPCA=1,0,0,0,0,0,0 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode UPCA barcode 1 enable 0 disable...
Page 271: Isbt
1 enable 0 disable Decode Canpost barcode Auspost=p1 Auspost=0 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode Auspost barcode JapanPost=p1 JapanPost=0 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode JapanPost barcode Dutchpost=p1 Dutchpost=0 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode Dutchpost barcode MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 272: Tlc - Imager Only
Codablock=0,0,2048 Code11=1,1,4,80 Code128=1,0,80 Code39=1,0,0,0,0,0,2,48 Code49=1,1,81 Code93=1,0,80 Composite=1,1,300 DataMatrix=1,1,1500 EAN8=1,0,0,0,0,0 EAN13=1,0,0,0,0,0 IATA25=0,4,80 Int25=1,0,0,6,80 Maxicode=1,0,1,150 MicroPDF=1,1,2750 MSI=0,4,48,0 OCR=0,2,dddddddd,,,,0 PDF417=1,1,2750 Planet=0,0 Postnet=0,0 MX6 Reference Guide TLC=p1 TLC=0 Valid Description 1 enable 0 disable Decode TLC barcode DecodeMode=1 Correct DecodeMode = 1 Incorrect E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 273 Sample SCANCONFIG.INI File QR=0,1,3500 RSS=1,1,80 UPCA=1,0,0,0,0,0,0 UPCE0=1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1 UPCE1=1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1 ISBT=1 BPO=0 Canpost=0 Auspost=0 JapanPost=0 DutchPost=0 TLC=0 E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 274 Sample SCANCONFIG.INI File MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 275: Chapter 7 Wireless Network Configuration
Settings” for Windows Mobile versions 7.03, 7.11 and 7.13. Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA The MX6 uses an internal radio and has the Meetinghouse supplicant installed. To configure the radio for WPA functionality the Pegasus Settings (or 802.11b Settings) configuration tool is not used.
Page 276: In Brief
In Brief . . . Note: Before setting WPA on an MX6 using the Pocket PC 2002 operating system, an OS upgrade to Windows Mobile 2003 is required. The MX6 uses an internal SyChip Pegasus radio and has the Meetinghouse supplicant installed.
Page 277: Verify Date And Time On The Mx6
As soon as the Certificate Authority (CA) digital certificate and server authentication digital certificates are downloaded to the expected location in the MX6, place a copy of the certificates in the IPSM folder. The certificates must be re-installed using CertAdd each time a hard reset occurs.
Page 278: Install Certificates On The Mx6
Install Certificates on the MX6 Access: Copy the Root CA and the RADIUS server certificates to the MX6 with a flash card or use ActiveSync to get the certificate file on the MX6. Install the certificates using CertAdd. It is possible to connect to the root CA without validating the server and then request the root CA while connected.
Page 279 CertAdd each time a hard reset occurs as contents in RAM are lost during a hard reset. When the current date has been set and the certificates re-installed, soft reset the MX6 to authenticate the supplicant (MX6 radio) when the MX6 had been set up and a soft reset performed before the hard reset occurred.
Page 280: Authentication Configuration Peap/Ms-Chap
Figure 7-3 Open the Meetinghouse Configuration Tool for PEAP/MS-CHAP At the bottom of the screen tap Client and choose Configure in the pop up menu. Fields are greyed out if not relevant to the selected protocol. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 281: Figure 7-4 Add A New Profile
63 ASCII characters and is case sensitive. The characters you enter will be replaced by asterisks (“*”) while you type. Authentication protocol – This parameter specifies the authentication protocol operating within the secure tunnel. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Version 7.03 Figure 7-4 Add a New Profile Version 7.11 and 7.13 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 282: Skip Server Validation
Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its sub-domains. MX6 Reference Guide Figure 7-5 Server Certificate E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 283: Setup Radio Profile To Connect To Network
Setup Radio Profile to Connect to Network Tap the SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module and choose Configure. Figure 7-6 Configure SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module Tap the Add button to add a network profile. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 284: Figure 7-7 Create A New Network Profile
3. Check the Do active scan box. 4. Use the drop down box to choose the Authentication profile configured in the figure titled “Add a New Profile”. MX6 Reference Guide Version 7.03 Figure 7-7 Create a New Network Profile Version 7.11 and 7.13...
Page 285: Configure Radio Profile Wpa Settings
At the bottom of the screen choose the Server tab. The Server identity page allows you to set the credentials used for validating the authentication server during TLS and PEAP message exchange. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 7-8 Set the WPA Mode Figure 7-9 WPA PSK Mode Radio is Authenticated MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 286 • Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its sub-domains. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 287: Figure 7-10 Server Certificate
4. Tap the radio button for Must match exactly. 5. Tap the OK box at the bottom of the screen. 6. Soft reset (reboot) the MX6. 7. The MX6 will authenticate WPA, validating the server certificate first. WPA using PEAP/MS-CHAP has been configured, authenticated and validated. E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 288: Authentication Configuration Peap/Gtc
Figure 7-11 Open the Meetinghouse Configuration Tool for PEAP/GTC At the bottom of the screen tap Client and choose Configure in the pop up menu. Fields are greyed out if not relevant to the selected protocol. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 289: Figure 7-12 Add A New Profile
In version 2.0.2 of the Meetinghouse supplicant there is no sign on screen. Each time the user signs on the MX6 they will have to open the client configuration and re-enter the GTC token passcode into this field and then restart the client before that passcode expires.
Page 290 Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA Tunneled Authentication The following Tunneled Authentication parameters are used by PEAP, in phase 2 of authentication, after the secure tunnel has been established. They are only configurable if PEAP is selected. Identity – This is the user identity for phase 2 authentication. The identity specified may contain up to 63 ASCII characters, is case sensitive and takes the form of a Network Access Identifier, consisting of <name of the user>@<user’s home realm>.
Page 291: Skip Server Validation Step
Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its sub-domains. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 7-13 Server Tab MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 292: Setup Radio Profile To Connect To Network
Setup Radio Profile to Connect to Network Tap the SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module and choose Configure. Figure 7-14 Configure SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module Tap the Add button to add a network profile. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 293: Figure 7-15 Create A New Network Profile
Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA Version 7.03 Version 7.11 and 7.13 Figure 7-15 Create a New Network Profile 1. Enter a Network Profile and the correct Network Name (SSID) in the text boxes provided. 2. Uncheck the Associate with any available network box.
Page 294: Configure Radio Profile Wpa Settings
At the bottom of the screen choose the WPA Settings tab and set the WPA Mode to WPA 802.1X. Tap OK. The user radio is now configured and authenticated. MX6 Reference Guide Figure 7-16 Set the WPA Mode Figure 7-17 Radio is Authenticated...
Page 295: Add Server Authentication /Validation To User Profile
• Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its sub-domains. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 296: Figure 7-18 Server Certificate
5. Tap the OK box at the bottom of the screen. 6. Soft reset (reboot) the MX6. 7. The MX6 will authenticate WPA, validating the server certificate first. WPA using PEAP/GTC has been configured, authenticated and validated. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 297: Authentication Configuration Eap-Tls
So the first thing to do is install a user certificate with the private key. See previous section titled “Prerequisites” sub-section titled “Install Certificates on the MX6”. As soon as Prerequisites are completed . . .then •...
Page 298: Figure 7-20 Add A New Profile
6. Choose the user certificate. If the certificate is not listed in the list box use the folder drop down list to show the certificate. Note: MX6 Reference Guide Version 7.03 Figure 7-20 Add a New Profile Figure 7-21 Select Certificate Screen Choosing the certificate may change the identity field.
Page 299: Figure 7-22 Server Certificate
Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its sub-domains. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 7-22 Server Certificate MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 300: Figure 7-23 Configure Sychip Pegasus Wlan Cf Module
Setup Radio Profile to Connect to Network Tap the SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module and choose Configure. Figure 7-23 Configure SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module Tap the Add button to add a network profile. MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 301: Figure 7-24 Create A New Network Profile
Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA Version 7.03 Version 7.11 and 7.13 Figure 7-24 Create a New Network Profile 1. Enter a Network Profile and the correct Network Name (SSID) in the text boxes provided. 2. Uncheck the Associate with any available network box.
Page 302: Configure Radio Profile Wpa Settings
At the bottom of the screen choose the WPA Settings tab and set the WPA Mode to WPA 802.1X. Tap OK. The user radio is now configured and authenticated. MX6 Reference Guide Figure 7-25 Set the WPA Mode Figure 7-26 Radio is Authenticated...
Page 303: Add Server Authentication /Validation To User Profile
• Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its sub-domains. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 304: Figure 7-27 Server Certificate
5. Tap the OK box at the bottom of the screen. 6. Soft reset (reboot) the MX6. 7. The MX6 will authenticate WPA, validating the server certificate first. WPA using EAP-TLS has been configured, authenticated and validated. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 305: Wpa-Psk Radio Configuration
PSK – Pre-Shared Key Setup Radio Profile to Connect to Network Tap the SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module and choose Configure. Figure 7-28 Configure SyChip Pegasus WLAN CF Module Tap the Add button to add a network profile. E-EQ-MX6RG-E MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 306: Figure 7-29 Create A New Network Profile
Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA Version 7.03 Version 7.11 and 7.13 Figure 7-29 Create a New Network Profile 1. Enter a Network Profile and the correct Network Name (SSID) in the text boxes provided. 2. Uncheck the Associate with any available network box.
Page 307: Figure 7-30 Set The Wpa Psk Mode
The PSK pass-phrase must be the same as the AP pre-shared key. Tap OK. The user radio is now configured and authenticated. WPA using WPA PSK has been configured and authenticated. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Figure 7-30 Set the WPA PSK Mode MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 308 Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 309: Appendixa Key Maps
Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Alpha Press This Key Caps Lock Power Bksp Backlight Up Arrow Down Arrow Blue Ctrl Scan Space double-tap the Sft Bksp Up Arrow Down Arrow Right Arrow Left Arrow MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 310 Page Up Page Down Pressing F6, F7 or F11 produces Windows messages. See Chapter 3 “Physical Description and Layout “ section titled “Function Keys” for explanation and instruction. MX6 Reference Guide Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Alpha...
Page 311 Either press SFT or activate CapsLock when capital letters are needed. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Alpha Press This Key Caps Lock 7,7,7 7,7,7,7 8,8,8 9,9,9 9,9,9,9 2,2,2 3,3,3 4,4,4 5,5,5 6,6,6 7,7,7 7,7,7,7 8,8,8 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 312 To Get This Key / Function < > : (colon) ; (semicolon) . (period) _ (underscore) , (comma) ‘ (apostrophe) ~ (tilde) “ MX6 Reference Guide Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Alpha Press This Key Caps Lock 9,9,9 9,9,9,9 Use Soft Keypad...
Page 313: Inactive Keys On The 35-Key Keypad
To Get This Key / Function & Inactive Keys on the 35-key Keypad Contrast Up Contrast Down Send and End E-EQ-MX6RG-E Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Alpha Press This Key Caps Lock 2 or Blue+F6 0 (zero) MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 314: 56-Key Full Alpha Numeric Keypad
Down Arrow Right Arrow Left Arrow Insert Delete ALT and CTRL are not “sticky” keys. Press and hold these keys while pressing the next key. MX6 Reference Guide Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Press This Key Caps...
Page 315 Pressing F6, F7 or F11 produces Windows messages. See Chapter 3 “Physical Description and Layout“ section titled “Function Keys” for explanation and instruction. E-EQ-MX6RG-E Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Press This Key Caps Shift Lock Up Arrow Down Arrow MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 316 To Get This Key / Function MX6 Reference Guide Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Press This Key Caps Shift Lock E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 317 Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Press This Key Caps Shift Lock , (comma) Use Soft Keypad Use Soft Keypad . (DOT) Use Soft Keypad Use Soft Keypad Use Soft Keypad Use Soft Keypad , (comma) . (DOT) MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 318 To Get This Key / Function : (colon) ; (semicolon) . (period) _ (underscore) , (comma) ‘ (apostrophe) ~ (tilde) “ & MX6 Reference Guide Press These Keys and Then … Blue Ctrl Press This Key Caps Shift Lock . (DOT) Use Soft Keypad...
Page 319: Appendixb Technical Specifications
4.29 cm 1D and 2D barcodes In-Unit Chargeable or Externally Chargeable Automatically charges from main battery during normal operation. MX6 must be connected to an external power supply when backup battery charging is required. Memory operational for 40 hours when...
Page 320: Display Specifications
14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 55°C) -22°F to 176°F (-30°C to 80°C) IP64 Up to 90% non-condensing at 104°F (40°C) See “MX6 User’s Guide”, Appendix B. Resistant to exposure to skin oil and other lubricants. Based on MIL Std 810D 15kV direct contact Multiple 1.5m (5’) drops to concrete.
Page 321: Scanner Specifications
100 mil reflective barcodes from 102 to 363 in. / 2.6 to 9.2m Can be decoded by … Barcode Symbology Imager Scanner Int25 ISBT JapanPost Maxicode Mesa MicroPDF PDF417 Planet Postnet UPCA UPCE0 UPCE1 Can be decoded by … Imager Scanner MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 322: Communication Port Specifications
The IR operating envelope has a distance range of 2 cm (.79 inches) to 15 centimeters (6 inches) with a viewing angle of 30 degrees. COM 3 IR Port COM 6 IrDA Port MX6 Reference Guide RS-232 Port, USB and Power Connection SIGNAL + USB...
Page 323: Revision History
Revision C – Released February 2005 • Entire Manual -- Removed Pocket PC 2002 information. Retained Windows Mobile information. Placed Pocket PC 2002 information in the MX6 PPC Reference Guide (E- EQ-MX6PCRG-[Rev]). • Chapter 2 Getting Started -- Added WPA to “Setting Wireless Security” section.
Page 324 “System Configuration” into Pocket PC 2002 and Windows Mobile for Pocket PC. Windows Mobile for Pocket PC is contained in Chapter 4 – System Configuration. Pocket PC 2002 System Configuration is contained in Appendix C for MX6 backward compatibility. Revision A – Initial Release, December 2003...
Page 325: Appendixc Mx6 Multicharger
LXE recommends all MX6 battery packs be Analyzed on a monthly basis. Analyzing will reset the internal battery charge indicator circuit, "the gas gauge", as well as analyze the battery.
Page 326: Using The Multicharger
Remove the battery pack by pushing the locking tab down and then pulling the battery out of the slot with a hinging motion. MX6 Reference Guide Figure C-1 MX6 Multicharger Components Battery Capacity Indicator LED - Analyze Analyze Button Charge/Analyze Slot...
Page 327: Charging
When this slot is being used to analyze a battery, the Status LED functions as follows: Solid Green Flashing Orange Solid Red E-EQ-MX6RG-E Has completed the Analyze cycle. Is being analyzed. Encountered an error during the Analyze cycle. MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 328: Technical Specifications
If the red Status LED comes on again, then the problem is associated with the battery pack. If the red status stays with the charging slot, the problem is associated with the charging circuitry. An error occurred during the self-diagnostic test for that particular charging slot. Contact LXE Technical Services. E-EQ-MX6RG-E...
Page 329: Index
ActiveSync Cables...31 Configure ...30 Connect ...31 initial setup...30 partnership...30 serial connection ...30 Synchronizing from the MX6 ...63 USB connection ...31 ActiveSync Help...63 ActiveSync Setup Wizard...30, 62 ActiveSync version 3.7 ...62 Add a CAB file ...21 Adjust input options...117 Admin Hotkey AppLock ...219, 221, 229...
Page 330 Character Recognition ...98 Charger slot sensor ...52 Check the battery status ...103 Cleaning the touch screen and imager aperture ...47 Clear Type Tuner...104 Client MX6 Reference Guide EZConfig ...84 Supplicant ...257, 258 Client Configuration Server tab ...72 System tab...71 User tab ...70 Client Menu ...69...
Page 331 Escape key ...45 Excel ...81 Existing profile ...134, 158 EXM files and INI files ...163 External power supply ...15 EZConfig Client...161 Editor ...161 Menu Options...161 Utilities...161 EZConfig Editor How To ...163 EZConfig Menu ...190 EZConfig Utilities ...84 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 332 Icons ...9 IEC IP64 ...302 ImageDemo ...191 Imager Demo...64 Integrated ...38 Imager aiming beam ...28 MX6 Reference Guide Imager decode zones...38 Imager/Scanner/Symbology Quick Reference204, 244 Images and screen captures, how to...26 Import INI...166 Important battery warning ...2 Inactive keys ...44 35-key keypad...295...
Page 333 Status LED ...309 Technical Specifications ...310 Troubleshooting ...310 Multicharger for MX6 battery packs ...307 Multicharger, four bay ...52 MX6 PPC vs MX6 Windows Mobile ...2 MX6 Software Development Kit ...109 My Documents folder ...21 Network Adapters...137, 153 Network Adapters tab ...137 Network Cards ...152...
Page 334 Demo...64 PrintDemo Menu configuration ...200 Profile Config tab...142 deleting...136, 160 Profile, Config tab ...127 MX6 Reference Guide Profiles Creating and modifying ...132, 156 Program Install Locations...177 Program Sections and Launch Sequence ...174 Programs and files in flash memory ...21 Programs and files located in the IPSM folder ...21 Programs listing ...61...
Page 335 AppLock ...225 Status tab window...127, 142 Stop or start programs...106 Storage Card space used ...106 Storage Temperature...302 US AC to DC ...302 Storing SD Cards ...35 Strip Leading, Strip Trailing...112 Stylus and data entry...25 Stylus holder ...8 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 336 Tunneled Authentication and PEAP ...263, 272 Turn off backlight if device is not used for...19 Turn off device if not used for ...20 Turn on backlight when ...19 MX6 Reference Guide TX Transmit rate...135, 158 Up/Down button control ...96 upgrading drivers ...41 USB connection and ActiveSync ...31...
Page 337 Peer-to-Peer...76 Radio Configuration...265 Settings...276, 289 E-EQ-MX6RG-E WPA Authentication EAP-TLS ...279 PEAP/GTC...270 PEAP/MS-CHAP...262 WPA-PSK ...287 WPA functionality ...258 WPA Mode ...79 WPA prerequisites ...258 WPA Security Windows Mobile Setup...257 WPA WI-Fi Protected Access ...257, 258 MX6 Reference Guide...
Page 338 Index MX6 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX6RG-E...

LXE MX6 Reference Manual

C 1 Ihapterntroduction 1

Chapter 1 Introduction

Document Conventions

Getting Help

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Power Key

Chapter 3 Physical Description and Layout

Chapter 4 System Configuration

Chapter 5 Applock

Chapter 6 Scanner/Imager Parameter Setup

Chapter 7 Wireless Network Configuration

Appendix A Keymaps

Appendix B Technical Specifications

Appendix C Mx6 Multicharger

Quick Links

Chapters

Troubleshooting

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