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LXE MX1-IS Reference Manual (164 pages)

Intrinsically Safe

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 1.37 MB

Revision Notice
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Introduction

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- Introduction
  11
- Figure 1-1 the MX1-IS Hand Held Computer
  11
When to Use this Guide

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- Document Conventions
  13
Getting Started

14
MX1-IS Components

15
- The Protective Case
  15
- The Pistol Grip Handle
  15
- Figure 1-2 Components
  15
- Insert I-Safe Main Battery Pack
  16
- Figure 1-3 Open Battery Door
  16
- Figure 1-4 Inserting Battery Pack
  16
- Power on and off
  17
  - Turn on the MX1-IS
    17
  - Turn off the MX1-IS
    17
  - Troubleshooting
    17
  - Figure 1-5 Location of the Power Button
    17
Adjust Display and Volume

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- Set the Display Contrast
  18
  - Full Alpha-Numeric
    18
  - Numeric-Alpha Keypad
    18
- Set the Beeper Volume
  19
  - Full Alpha-Numeric
    19
  - Numeric-Alpha Keypad
    19
Intrinsically Safe Endcap

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Data Entry

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- Keypad Entry
  21
- Scanner Entry
  21
- Figure 1-8 Scan Beam
  21
Getting Help

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- Manuals
  22
- Accessories
  22
Chapter 2 Physical Description and Layout

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Hardware Configuration

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- System Hardware
  23
- Figure 2-1 System Hardware
  23
- Central Processing Unit
  24
- AT Compatible Core Logic
  24
- System Memory
  24
- Upper Memory Block
  24
- Internal Flash Array
  24
- Video Subsystem
  24
- Power Supply
  24
- COM 1 Port
  25
- PCMCIA Slot
  25
Physical Controls

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- On/Off Switch
  26
  - Critical Suspend Mode and the off Timer
    26
  - Figure 2-2 Location of the Power (PWR) Button
    26
- Power Status and the Status LED
  27
Display

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- Icons
  29
- Figure 2-4 MX1-IS Display
  29
- Display and Display Backlight Timer
  30
- Panning
  31
  - Full Alpha-Numeric Keypad (60 Keys)
    31
  - Numeric-Alpha Keypad (41 Keys)
    31
- Cleaning the Display/Scanner Aperture
  31
Keypads

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- Figure 2-5 Keypads
  32
  - Key Functions
    33
    
    Enter Key Function
    33
    
    Field Exit Key Function (IBM 5250 Only)
    33
    
    Figure 2-6 Three Special Use Keypads
    33
    
    Scan Key Function
    33
    
    2Nd Key Function
    34
    
    ALT Key Function
    34
    
    Arrow / Cursor Key Function
    34
    
    CTRL Key Function
    34
    
    SHFT Key Function
    34
    
    Alpha to Numeric Toggle with a
    35
    
    CAPS Mode
    35
    
    Mode Key Functions
    35
    
    SPC Key Function
    35
  - Reset Key Sequence
    35
Endcaps

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- Com1 / Com2
  36
- Scanner Endcaps
  36
  - Scanner Endcap Leds and Beeper
    36
  - Figure 2-7 Scanner Endcap Leds and Beeper
    36
Miscellaneous Connectors

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- Handle Contacts
  37
- Figure 2-8 Handle Contacts
  37
Chapter 3 Power Supply

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Introduction

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LXE Docking Cradles and the MX1-IS

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About Lithium-Ion Batteries

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- Figure 3-1 Battery Compartment
  39
Main Battery Pack

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- MULTI-Charger
  40
- Figure 3-2 Battery and Battery Charging Cup
  40
- Low Battery Warning
  41
- Status LED and the Battery
  41
Handling Batteries Safely

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- Battery Maintenance Publication
  41
Chapter 4 System Configuration

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Introduction

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Installed Software

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- Drive C Internal Flash Array
  43
- Software Loaded on Drive C
  44
- Directory Listing
  45
  - C Root Directory
    45
  - Agent
    46
  - DOS Files
    46
  - PCMCIA Files
    47
  - Utils
    48
  - Terminal Emulation Directories
    49
- Radio-Specific Subdirectory
  50
  - PCTCP (2.4Ghz Radio Specific Files)
    50
  - LXE 900Mhz Radio Files
    50
- Sample AUTOEXEC.BAT File
  51
  - For 900Mhz Radio
    51
  - For 2.4Ghz Radio (with ANSI Plus)
    51
- Sample CONFIG.SYS File
  52
- Radio NET.CFG Files
  53
  - Lucent Radio NET.CFG File
    53
  - Proxim Radio NET.CFG File
    53
- Sample SOCKET.CFG File
  54
LXE DOS Terminal Emulations

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- Introduction
  56
- DOS Terminal Emulation User Defined Stored Forms
  57
- Dual Terminal Emulation
  57
  - TE Selection Menu
    57
  - Exiting Terminal Emulators
    57
  - Menu Customization
    57
Avalanche

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- Minimum Software Baseline
  58
- Upgrading the MX1-IS
  58
- Directory Structure
  58
  - Agent
    59
  - Ava
    59
  - Apps
    59
  - Apps\Avaf
    59
BIOS Setup

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- Accessing the BIOS Setup
  60
- BIOS Setup Default Values by Option
  60
- Using the Keypad
  61
- Main Menu Options
  62
  - Main Menu Parameters
    62
  - Parameter Changes
    62
    
    Time
    62
    
    Boot
    63
    
    Date
    63
    
    Setup Msg
    63
    
    Post Msg
    64
    
    Summary
    65
- Advanced Menu Options
  66
  - Parameter List
    66
  - Power Management
    67
    
    Cpu
    67
    
    CPU and Suspend Timers and RF Communication
    67
    
    Power Mgt
    67
    
    Custom Setting
    68
    
    Disp BL
    68
    
    Display
    68
    
    Suspend
    69
    
    Off Timer
    70
    
    Docked PM
    71
    
    Power Key
    71
    
    Touch Wake
    71
    
    Troubleshooting
    72
  - Keyboard
    72
    
    Caps
    72
    
    Numlock
    72
    
    Rpt Delay
    72
    
    Ctlaltdel
    73
    
    Rpt Rate
    73
  - Other
    73
    
    COM1 Pin9
    73
    
    Font
    73
- Exit Menu Options
  74
  - Save and Exit
    74
  - Exit W/O Save
    74
  - Load Defaults
    74
  - Load Previous
    74
  - Save Changes
    74
Chapter 5 Utilities

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Introduction

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LXE Diagnostics

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The NED ASCII Text Editor

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- NED Default Hot Keys
  80
Chapter 6 RF Network Configuration

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Introduction

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SNMP DOS Agent

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Avalanche

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NET.CFG Parameters

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- Lucent Parameters
  81
  - Link Support
    81
  - Protocol
    82
  - Wavelan_Network_Name
    82
  - Station_Name
    82
  - Ap_Distance
    82
  - Microwave _Robustness
    82
  - Transmit_Rate
    83
  - Medium_Reservation
    83
  - Card_Power_Management
    83
  - Maximum_Sleep_Duration
    83
  - Receive_All_Multicasts
    83
  - Enable_Encryption
    84
  - Transmit_Key_Id
    84
- Proxim Parameters
  85
  - Link Support
    85
  - Protocol
    85
  - Int
    85
  - Port
    85
  - Mem#1 (ODI)
    85
  - Domain
    85
  - Station_Type
    85
  - Socket
    85
  - Initialize_365
    85
  - Inactivity_Min
    86
  - Inactivity_Sec
    86
  - Channel
    86
  - Subchannel
    86
  - Mac_Optimize
    86
  - Roam_Config
    86
  - Peer_To_Peer
    86
SOCKETS TCP/IP Stack

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- Introduction
  87
  - Bootp
    87
  - Dhcp
    87
- Setting SOCKETS.CFG Parameters
  88
  - Set IP Address
    88
  - Set ARP INIT
    88
  - Set Interface
    88
  - Set Router IP (Gateway Only)
    88
  - Set Domain Name Server
    88
  - Display IP Address
    88
  - Options
    89
- SOCKET.CFG Parameters
  89
  - Domain
    89
  - Iface
    90
  - Interface
    90
  - Param
    94
  - Route
    96
  - Tcp
    98
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting

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Problem Determination Tips

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Startup Problems

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- Bypassing the Configuration Files
  103
- Verifying Boot Order
  103
- Missing COMMAND.COM
  104
- Setting System Time and Date
  104
Hardware Problems

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- Power Source
  105
- Keypad
  105
- Display
  106
  - The Display Has Turned Dark or very Light
    106
- Hard Disk Drive
  107
  - IRQ Assignments
    107
Radio Problems

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Software Related Problems

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- IP Stack
  109
Memory

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- Conventional Memory
  110
- Extended Memory
  110
System Testing

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- Power on Self Test (POST)
  111
- POST Error Messages
  111
- Messages Probably Requiring Repair
  111
- POST Beep Codes
  112
If You Need Further Assistance

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- Appendixa Key Maps
  113
Appendix A Key Maps

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Full Alpha-Numeric Key Map (60 Key)

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Numeric-Alpha Key Map (41 Key)

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- Numeric-Alpha Key Map 101-Key Equivalencies for Batch Units
  119
Appendixb Technical Specifications

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Physical Specifications

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Regulatory Classifications

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Environmental Specifications

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Display Specifications

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Radio Specifications

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- PCMCIA 900 Mhz Type III (Obsolete)
  127
- PCMCIA 2.4 Ghz Type II - LXE 6500 Series
  127
Revision History

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Appendix C Commands

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Appendixc Commands

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Introduction

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REMDISK, REMSERV, PRINT, SYS.COM and the MX1-IS

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ROM-DOS Commands

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- Ansi.sys
  130
- Attrib.exe
  131
- Chkdsk.exe
  132
- Command.com
  133
- Deltree.exe
  134
- Format.com
  135
- Himem.sys
  137
- Mem.exe
  138
- Mode.com
  139
- More.com
  140
- NED.EXE and NED.CFG
  141
  - NED Default Hot Keys
    143
- Print.com
  144
- Remdisk.exe
  145
- Remserv.exe
  147
- Sys.com
  149
- Ver
  150
- Xcopy.com
  151
ROM-DOS 6.22 Command Summary

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Index

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LXE MX1-IS Reference Manual (100 pages)

Single Docking Cradle

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 2.71 MB

LXE MX1-IS User Manual (54 pages)

LXE MX1-IS: User Guide

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 1.56 MB

Revision Notice
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Table of Contents
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Features of the Mx1 Intrinsically Safe Hand Held Computer

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- Introduction
  
  7
  - Figure 1 the MX1-IS Hand Held Computer
    7
- Important Safety Instruction and Warnings
  
  8
- Scanner Warnings and Labels
  
  10
- MX1 I-Safe Components
  
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  - The Protective Case
    11
  - The Pistol Grip Handle
    11
  - Figure 6 MX1-IS Components
    11
- Display
  
  12
  - Icons
    12
  - Cleaning the Glass Display/Scanner Aperture
    12
  - Figure 7 MX1-IS Display
    12
  - Display Backlight
    13
    
    Display Backlight Timer
    13
  - Panning
    13
- Intrinsically Safe Endcap
  
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  - Scanner Endcap
    14
  - Scanner Endcap Indicators
    14
  - Figure 8 Scanner Endcap
    14
  - Figure 9 Scanner Endcap Leds and Beeper
    14
- Keypad Controls
  
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  - Full Alpha-Numeric (60 Key)
    15
  - Figure 10 the Alpha-Numeric Keypads
    15
  - Numeric-Alpha (41 Key)
    16
  - Scan Key Function
    16
  - Enter Key Function
    16
  - Field Exit Key Function (IBM 5250 Only)
    16
  - Arrow / Cursor Key Function
    16
  - Figure 11 the Numeric-Alpha Keypad
    16
  - 2Nd Key Function
    17
  - CTRL Key Function
    17
  - ALT Key Function
    17
  - SHFT Key Function
    17
  - SPC Key Function
    17
  - Mode Key Functions
    18
    
    CAPS Mode
    18
    
    Alpha to Numeric Toggle with a
    18
  - Keypress Sequences
    18
  - Reset Key Sequence
    18
- Power Button Functions
  
  19
- Getting Help
  
  21
  - Manuals
    21
  - Accessories
    21
Operation

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- Insert I-Safe Main Battery Pack
  
  23
  - Figure 14 Open Battery Door
    23
- Power on and off
  
  24
- Adjust Display and Volume
  
  25
  - Set the Display Contrast
    25
    
    Full Alpha-Numeric
    25
    
    Numeric-Alpha Keypad
    25
  - Set the Beeper Volume
    25
- Enter Data
  
  26
  - Keypad Entry
    26
  - Scanner Entry
    26
  - Figure 16 Scan Beam
    26
- MX1-IS Environmental Specifications
  
  27
- I-Safe Main Battery
  
  27
  - Battery Pack
    27
  - Critical Suspend State
    27
- Battery Charger
  
  28
  - Optional LXE MULTI-Charger
    28
    
    Figure 17 MX1-IS Battery and Charging Cup
    28
    
    Appendixa Key Maps
    29
Appendix A Keymaps

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- Full Alpha-Numeric Key Map (60 Key)
  
  29
  - Figure 18 Full Alpha-Numeric Keypad
    29
    
    Full Alpha-Numeric Key Map 101-Key Equivalencies for DOS Units
    30
    
    IBM 3270 and TN3270 Terminal Emulator Keypad
    35
    
    Figure 19 IBM 3270 Specific Keypad
    35
    
    IBM 5250 and TN5250 Terminal Emulator Keypad
    36
    
    Figure 20 IBM 5250 Specific Keypad
    36
- Numeric-Alpha Key Map (41 Key)
  
  37
  - Figure 21 Numeric-Alpha Keypad
    37
    
    Numeric-Alpha Key Map 101-Key Equivalencies for Batch Units
    38
Appendixb Regulatory Notices and Safety Information

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Appendixbregulatorynotices Andsafetyinformation

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- Approvals
  
  44
  - Laser Light Safety Statement
    49
- Revision History
  
  51
Index

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LXE MX1-IS User Manual (38 pages)

Wavelink Avalanche

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

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Introduction

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

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Appendix A Dos Computer Software Load

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

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Table of Contents

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When to Use this Guide

Getting Started

MX1-IS Components

Adjust Display and Volume

Intrinsically Safe Endcap

Data Entry

Getting Help

Chapter 2 Physical Description and Layout

Hardware Configuration

Physical Controls

Display

Keypads

Endcaps

Miscellaneous Connectors

Chapter 3 Power Supply

Introduction

LXE Docking Cradles and the MX1-IS

About Lithium-Ion Batteries

Main Battery Pack

Handling Batteries Safely

Chapter 4 System Configuration

Introduction

Installed Software

LXE DOS Terminal Emulations

Avalanche

BIOS Setup

Chapter 5 Utilities

Introduction

LXE Diagnostics

The NED ASCII Text Editor

Chapter 6 RF Network Configuration

Introduction

SNMP DOS Agent

Avalanche

NET.CFG Parameters

SOCKETS TCP/IP Stack

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting

Problem Determination Tips

Startup Problems

Hardware Problems

Radio Problems

Software Related Problems

Memory

System Testing

If You Need Further Assistance

Appendix A Key Maps

Full Alpha-Numeric Key Map (60 Key)

Numeric-Alpha Key Map (41 Key)

Appendixb Technical Specifications

Physical Specifications

Regulatory Classifications

Environmental Specifications

Display Specifications

Radio Specifications

Revision History

Appendix C Commands

Appendixc Commands

Introduction

REMDISK, REMSERV, PRINT, SYS.COM and the MX1-IS

ROM-DOS Commands

ROM-DOS 6.22 Command Summary

Index

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Single Docking Cradle

Document Conventions

Quick Start

Compatible Devices

Obsolete Equipment

Maintenance

Docking Cradle Configurations

Powered Cradle Indicators

Cradle Connectors

Docking Cradle Label

AC Adapters for Docking Stations (Optional)