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For Safe and Correct Use

GTX-221-G User

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For Safe and Correct Use

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caused if using the Handy Terminal improperly by disregarding the safety instructions indicated by the

symbols. The symbols are classified by danger level.

Danger

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result

in death or serious injury.

Warning

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Caution

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To prevent injury to the user and others as well as property damage, observe the precautions described

in the subsequent sections.

Summary of Contents for GTX-221-G

Page 1: ...Wireless Two dimentional Handy Terminal GTX 221 G User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...fonts developed by Ricoh Company Ltd are installed in the Handy Terminal The file system Fugue developed by Kyoto Software Research Inc is installed in the Handy Terminal Fugue 1999 2012 Kyoto Software Research Inc All rights reserved Welcat Inc owns the copyright to this manual No part of this manual may be used or reproduced without the prior consent of Welcat Inc Product names and company names...

Page 3: ... level Danger Indicates an imminently hazardous situation Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result in death or serious injury Warning Indicates a potentially hazardous situation Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result in death or serious injury Caution Indicates a potentially hazardous situation Improper handling by disregarding this symbol may result in injury...

Page 4: ... container Otherwise there is a risk of battery leakage overheating explosion or fire or the device may become faulty Do not put the product into fire or heat the product Otherwise there is a risk of battery leakage overheating explosion or fire or the device may become faulty Do not direct a laser beam toward someone s eyes If laser light gets in the eyes there is a risk of damage to eyesight See...

Page 5: ...e product Otherwise there is a risk of such an accident as injury electrical shock and fire or the device may become faulty Ask the retail shop where you purchased the product for inspec tion and adjustment Should any problem occur due to modification we will not take any responsibility Prevent any part of the body fingers hand etc from touching a terminal such as the battery pack terminal and the...

Page 6: ...y Do not put the product in an unstable place Otherwise the product could drop or fall down and cause injury or the device may become faulty Keep the product out of reach of small children Otherwise there is a risk of injury The Handy Terminal is intended to be used for general purposes such as office use and industrial use It is not assumed to be used for purposes requiring high level safety as f...

Page 7: ...d fire or the device may become faulty Caution Keep the product as far away as possible from equipment generating noise such as a PC fluorescent lamp and microwave oven Otherwise communication could not be performed correctly due to noise Be sure to hold the product in your hand when using If operating the product placed on the floor on the desk or in the charger cradle there is a risk of malfunct...

Page 8: ...ncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This device complies with ...

Page 9: ...F Exposure rules Les connaissances scientifiques dont nous disposons n ont mis en évidence aucun problème de santé associé à l usage des appareils sans fil à faible puissance Nous ne sommes cependant pas en mesure de prouver que ces appareils sans fil à faible puissance sont entièrement sans danger Les appareils sans fil à faible puissance émettent une énergie radioélectrique RF très faible dans l...

Page 10: ...ck into fire or heat the product Otherwise there is a risk of battery leakage overheating explosion or fire Do not get the battery pack wet or immerse it in water or sea water Otherwise there is a risk of battery leakage overheating explosion or fire Don t put a nail on hit with a hammer or stomp on the battery pack Otherwise there is a risk of battery leakage overheating explosion or fire Warning...

Page 11: ...output 1mW Wavelength 655 10nm Your aversion response such as eye blinking can protect your eyes against lasers in Class 2 However do not stare at a laser beam or get a laser beam in your eyes Laser Related Warning Label C aution Be sure to observe instructions in the user s manual and don t disassemble the product Otherwise there is a risk of exposure to dangerous laser emitting ...

Page 12: ... generate magnetic interference with radio communication of the Handy Terminal The following equipment and systems operate in the frequency band used by the Handy Terminal industrial scientific and medical equipment including microwave ovens private radio stations licensed radio stations for mobile unit identification used in factory production lines specified low power radio stations radio statio...

Page 13: ...ile unit identification equipment written on the product label means the following 2 4 Frequency band used 2 4GHz band FH Modulation method FH SS 1 Assumed interfering dis tance 10m or less Possibility of frequency change Indicates that the whole bandwidth is used and that it is not possible to avoid the bandwidth of mo bile unit identification equipment Notes on microSD Cards Use microSD cards pr...

Page 14: ...unication System Configuration 23 Infrared Communication IrDA System Configuration 24 Chaper 1 Hardware 1 1 About the Scanner 26 1 1 1 Confirm the Supplied Items 26 1 1 2 Optional Items 27 1 1 3 Name and Function of Each Unit 29 LED indicator 31 Names of Operation Keys 32 LCD Screen Status Bar 33 1 2 How to Use the Scanner 34 1 2 1 Attaching the Hand Strap 34 1 2 2 Handling the Battery Pack 35 Att...

Page 15: ...on 55 Forcible Startup on the System Menu 55 Auto dimming Setting 55 Buzzer Volume Adjustment 55 Resume Function Retention of the State during Power OFF 56 Auto Wakeup Power ON after Preset Time 56 Auto Power OFF Automatic Power OFF 56 1 4 Maintenance Method 57 Chaper 2 Software 2 1 About Software 59 2 1 1 About Data 59 Drive Configuration 59 About File Name 60 About File Extension 60 Files Create...

Page 16: ...C Side 82 3 4 2 Downloading the Application Software by Infrared Communication IrDA 83 Equipment Preparation 83 Preparation before Use 83 Transfer Utility BluePorter V Startup 84 Communication Settings 84 File Download 86 3 5 Executing the Application Software 88 Selecting from the File List to Execute 88 Automatic Execution upon Startup 90 Chapter 4 System Menu 4 1 Using the System Menu 92 4 1 1 ...

Page 17: ...evel Setting the Roaming Level 115 4 4 3 Doze mode Setting the Timeout Time 115 4 4 4 Security WLAN Communication Security Settings 116 Encryption 116 Authentication 121 Attention 126 4 4 5 Advanced Advanced Settings Related to WLAN Communication 127 4 4 6 MAC address Displaying the MAC Address 129 4 5 Network Network Connection Settings 130 4 5 1 TCP IP TCP IP Settings 131 4 5 2 DHCP DHCP Setting...

Page 18: ... Setting Hardware Functions 164 4 9 1 Barcode Configuring the Barcode Scanner 164 Trigger Mode 165 Version 167 Picklist Mode 167 Inverted barcode 168 4 9 2 Key Setting the Key Repeat 168 4 9 3 Bluetooth Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device 169 Local Device 169 Remote Device 171 4 9 4 Setting the Display Backlight Luminosity 177 Luminosity 177 Light Sensor 178 4 9 5 Tone Vibrator Setting th...

Page 19: ... Testing Key Operations and Indicators 208 Chapter 5 Specification 5 1 Product Specifications 210 5 1 1 GTX 221 G Wireless Two Dimensional Handy Terminal 210 Dimensions 214 5 1 2 QC 006 Single Charger 215 5 1 3 QC 007 Multi Charger 216 5 1 4 IU 004 USB Communication Unit 216 5 1 5 IU 004C USB Communication Charging Unit 217 5 2 Scan Specifications 218 5 2 1 How to Scan Barcodes 218 5 2 2 Scan Dept...

Page 20: ...ng the battery pack charging and reading barcodes Chapter 2 Software Explains the software Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings Explains an environment for creating application software and how to create install and execute application software Chapter 4 System Menu Explains how to operate basic functions and explains the system menu Chapter 5 Specification Product specifications list Chap...

Page 21: ... manuals Product main unit Means the GTX 221 G main unit key Names of keys on the control panel are described using Example the PW key UIs displayed on screen are described using Example System Menu Explains how to operate the system menu Some operation on the system menu is restricted when the battery pack level is lower than the specified value which depends on the operation at the time of execu...

Page 22: ...upplied with term inal Battery pack BP 0 04 supplied with term inal Portable holder CB 001 Optionally available Im pact resistant protective cover DC 011 Optionally available Battery pack BP 00 4 Optionally available Charg e the handy term inal battery pack One unit Charg e the handy term inal battery pack Four unit IrDA com m unication IrDA com m unication Charge the handy term inal battery pack ...

Page 23: ...WLAN Communication Environ ment P 68 4 4 WLAN WLAN Communication Settings P 114 4 5 Network Network Connection Settings P 130 as well as the access point manual W LAN com munication LAN Access point Please use our recom m ended products W ireless Two dim ensional Handy Term inal XIT 220 G PC having the following software installed W ebGlider X2 Editor packag e W GE 002 Optionally available W ebGli...

Page 24: ...ble printer and PDA As for the portable printer please use our recom mended products Transfer utility BluePorter V Bluetooth com munication adaptor is included in the utility W LF 003 BT2 Optionally available W ireless Two dim ensional Handy Term inal XIT 220 G Bluetooth communication requires the following settings Item Description Reference page Terminal ID Sets the ID for identification Set whe...

Page 25: ... port C aution In infrared communication communication trouble may occur the influence of ambient light Be sure to prevent the light from entering the infrared communication port during communication Communication by USB Communication Unit Files can be sent received to from a PC via a USB communication unit IU 004 or USB com munication charging unit IU 004C This communication mode requires an opti...

Page 26: ...Chapter 1 Hardware ...

Page 27: ...erminal Check whether all these items are present If any item is missing or found to be defective please contact your dealer Battery pack BP 004 W ireless Two dim ensional Handy Term inal XIT 220 G Hand strap User s M anual CD ROM r r r re e e ef f f f One user manual CD this manual is supplied with each order one CD is included with each order regardless of the number of units ordered ...

Page 28: ...o a PC and also has a charging function Its charging function allows charging of both one Handy Terminal and one battery pack Communication between the Handy Terminal and IU 004C is performed via infra red rays and communication between IU 004C and a PC is performed via USB Impact resistant Protective Cover DC 011 This cover protects the Handy Terminal from scratches dust and impact Portable Holde...

Page 29: ...building a system by which HTTP communication is performed with GTX 221 G To perform communication with the WebGlider inte gration server you will need to install WebGlider X2 Browser into the Handy Terminal The WebGlider integration server CD ROM contains network management tools The network management tools are required for performing file transfer or DHCP settings ...

Page 30: ...ED indicator LCD Window Displays characters and images SCAN Key Pressed when reading barcodes It is also used when forcibly launching the system menu see 1 3 3 Useful Features during Operation P 55 Operation Keypad For names of the respective keys see Names of Operation Keys P 32 For operations of the respective keys see 4 1 1 Operation Keys P 92 IrDA Port The infra red IrDA system enables you to ...

Page 31: ... started if the cover is not closed properly Charging Terminal Charging terminals for both single chargers and multi chargers Product Name Plate Provides product name manufacturer s name laser warning etc microSD Card Slot Used for inserting a microSD card Lift the cover and insert the card Electrodes Electrodes to draw power from the battery pack Battery Pack The supplied lithium ion secondary ba...

Page 32: ...ng in progress and charging completed while placed in a charger slot While Charging Green Charging completed Red Charging in progress LED OFF Charging error ALARM LED Indicates the communication status while WLAN is being used Orange LED ON Out of range while WLAN is enabled Orange Blinking Authentication in progress while WLAN is enabled LED OFF Within range while WLAN is enabled Can control LED ...

Page 33: ...ion Keys The names of the operation keys are as follows Function key Function key Arrow key F5 F8 ENT key C key BS key Ten key Dot key PW key SCAN key SF key Trigg er key Trig ger key r r r re e e ef f f f For operations of the keys during system menu operation see 4 1 1 Operation Keys P 92 ...

Page 34: ...r is entered and 1 is displayed when a numeric character is entered SD Card Displayed when a microSD card is inserted Displayed while Bluetooth connection exists with another device and transmission reception is pos sible Displayed in red while there is no Bluetooth connection with another device Displayed while Bluetooth is enabled but no con nection exists with another device Communication Statu...

Page 35: ...e loop that has been inserted through the attaching hole C aution Please do not swing the Handy Terminal while holding the hand strap The thin loop may wear down and break Be fully aware that in cases such as the Handy Terminal is caught by a movable device while the hand strap is around your wrist your hand may be yanked leading to injury When charging the Handy Terminal using the multi charger Q...

Page 36: ...pecified Be sure to charge the battery pack before using it for the first time To release the lock move the lock lever in the arrow direction towards the Barcode window Pull the battery cover toward you from the lock lever side 2 1 Lock lever Holding the battery pack with the label side facing upward move it forwards so that its terminals make contact with the electrodes of the Handy Terminal ...

Page 37: ...arrow direction towards the battery pack leaving no gap If this locking is not done properly the battery pack may detach or fall off and get damaged If the battery cover has not been closed correctly the Handy Terminal cannot be started A gasket has been fitted into the battery cover in order to prevent water ingress When attaching the cover verify that the gasket has not become detached and that ...

Page 38: ...save the data terminate the application software and then turn off the power If you detach the battery pack while file write data communication file reception backup is in progress the file may get corrupted Take measures such as deleting the file or recovering the data after transferring the data to a PC or other locations To release the lock move the lock lever in the arrow direction towards the...

Page 39: ...g it as the R drive C aution Use a tested microSD card Before attaching or detaching the card verify that the power has been completely turned off If you open the battery cover a warning message will be displayed Before opening the battery cover save the data terminate the application software and then turn off the power Tested microSD Card For tested microSD cards contact your dealer ...

Page 40: ...the microSD Card Detach the battery pack see Detaching the Battery Pack P 37 Lift the microSD card cover m icroSD card cover Insert the microSD card into the slot At this time hold the card with its electrode side facing downward and its arrow mark pointing toward the slot m icroSD card Slot ...

Page 41: ... User s Manual 40 Push the microSD card into the slot till it clicks Return the cover of the microSD card to its original position m icroSD card cover Attach the battery pack and return the battery cover to its original position see Attaching the Battery Pack P 35 ...

Page 42: ...etaching the microSD Card Detach the battery pack see Detaching the Battery Pack the previous page Lift the microSD card cover and push the microSD card into its slot till it clicks The lock is released and the microSD card comes out partly Then pull out the card using your fingers ...

Page 43: ... Handy Terminal GTX 221 G User s Manual 42 Return the cover of the microSD card to its original position m icroSD card cover Attach the battery pack and return the battery cover to its original position see Attaching the Battery Pack P 35 ...

Page 44: ...e if the temperature enters the acceptable range However as this may lead to trouble be sure not to use it outside 0 C 40 C Charging error may occur if the terminals of the Handy Terminal or the battery pack do not make proper contact If charging is not completed within the specified time or if the voltage of the battery pack becomes abnormal In such cases stop charging immediately If charging err...

Page 45: ...ing Status SCAN LED CHG LED Charging Red LED ON Red LED ON Charging Completed Green LED ON Green LED ON Charging Error LED OFF LED OFF Handy Terminal Charging Time Approximately 2 5 hours Charging One Unit Perform charging by the following procedure Insert the DC plug of the AC adapter into the DC jack located on the back of the charger Connect the AC cord to the AC adapter and then connect the pl...

Page 46: ...rm inal 1 2 Charg ing term inal Place the battery pack charg ing term inal on the charger charg ing term inal Push the battery pack against the charger until it is click latched on the charger The above figures show examples for the single charger QC 006 Insert the battery pack with its terminal side downward and with the side displaying the product model No BP 004 and other information facing you...

Page 47: ...s using the multi charger QC 007 Insert the DC plug of the AC adapter into the DC jack that located on the back of the charger Connect the AC cord to the AC adapter and then connect the plug of the AC cord to the mains outlet DC jack AC adapter AC cord DC plug Verify that the POWER LED on the front of the charger is turned on in red ...

Page 48: ...s terminal side downward and with the side displaying the product model No BP 004 and other information facing you Bring the terminals of the battery pack in contact with the charging terminals of the charger and press till they click so that the claws are hooked To charge the Handy Terminal and the battery pack at the same time attach the battery pack first C aution When charging the Handy Termin...

Page 49: ...ed off The battery pack s remaining charge level is displayed in the status bar at the top of the LCD screen Rem aining battery p ack p ower icon System menu 1 System 6 ID 2 WLAN 7 Device 3 Network 8 Manage 4 Receive 9 Test 5 File The battery s remaining charge level is sufficient The battery s remaining charge level is getting low The battery s remaining charge level is insufficient Please charge...

Page 50: ...play After the remaining battery pack power icon displays empty no bars if the voltage falls even lower the following screen is displayed and the power is forcibly turned off after ap proximately five seconds Battery Alert Voltage is low Please charge it Charging the Backup Battery The Handy Terminal has a built in backup battery for backing up the system information Charge the backup battery usin...

Page 51: ...ly 10 days Usage Notes If the battery pack has been detached during operation or the memory backup function on the system menu has been disabled the data and resume in formation in the S drive will disappear To save the information tempo rarily be sure to enable the memory backup function press the PW key turn off the power and then detach the battery pack For the resume function see Resume Functi...

Page 52: ...ery pack is attached or not The above mentioned are actual values but are not guaranteed Usage Notes For long term storage of the Handy Terminal see 1 2 7 Long term Storage P 52 Data that has been lost due to depletion of the backup battery cannot be recovered Save any data other than temporarily required data in the F drive 1 Normal End End method by which the battery pack is detached after the P...

Page 53: ...ll setting is enabled but the built in clock data continues to be retained This therefore can reduce the consumption of the backup battery For how to enable the mothball setting see 4 10 5 Mothball Settings When Not Using the Product For Long P 196 Long term Storage of the Battery Pack If the battery pack is not to be used for a long term it is recommended that you enable the above mentioned mothb...

Page 54: ...battery pack you need to press the PW key for at least two seconds When auto execution of application software has been set the selected application software is started see 4 3 1 Auto Execute Automatic Execution of the Application Software DHCP P 103 To turn off the power press the PW key Hint To launch the system menu press the PW Key for at least one second while holding down the SCAN Key When a...

Page 55: ... make the Barcode window on the back side to face the barcode and then press the SCAN Key or the trigger keys located on the left and right Trig g er key Trig g er key SCAN key Barcode window ワイヤレス二次元ハンディターミナル C aution Laser light is irradiated from the Barcode window Do not look into the Barcode window or look at the laser light ...

Page 56: ... which senses the surroundings and automatically controls the dimming of the LCD backlight and the lighting of the key backlights On the system menu select 7 Device 4 Display 2 SetAlsSensor and make the setting However when the backlight is set to remain bright for a certain time after key entry it will go dim after being lighted up for the set time Buzzer Volume Adjustment You can adjust the buzz...

Page 57: ... will be started from the start regardless of the enable disable state of the resume function For charging the backup battery see 1 2 6 Memory Backup P 51 Auto Wakeup Power ON after Preset Time If the auto wakeup function is enabled the Handy Terminal can be started automatically according to a preset schedule In the settings of the auto wakeup function select 1 System 3 Power Management 2 Auto wa...

Page 58: ... deterioration of the battery pack and poor contact due to dirty electrodes If dirty electrodes are the reason you can improve the performance by cleaning the electrodes of the battery pack and the Handy Terminal Cleaning Method Wipe the dirt off the Barcode window s filter and or electrodes using a clean dry and soft cloth swab etc Be sure not to rub with dirty cloth fingers or hard objects Be aw...

Page 59: ...Chapter 2 Software ...

Page 60: ...About Data Drive Configuration As areas for storing data the Handy Terminal has the F drive the C drive inside itself and the R drive in the microSD card Drive Data Retention Purpose Maximum Number of Files Saved F Drive Non volatile memory Even after the backup battery is used up the drive data is still re tained This drive is used as an area to store all the files in cluding application software...

Page 61: ...andy Terminal have the following limitations Limitation Details File Name Length Within 31 bytes including the file extension Characters that can be used Any combinations of the following characters can be used Alphabets A Z Numerals 0 9 Some symbols _ Half width space SHIFT JIS full width characters Other limitations Space and period cannot be used at the beginning of a file name About File Exten...

Page 62: ...ngs If these files cannot be created due to reasons such as there are too many files or there is no free space in the drive the programs may not run properly The system program creates a registry file in the F drive in order to save the setting values of the system menu Four files are created but they are not displayed on the system menu as they are hidden files r r r re e e ef f f f For registrie...

Page 63: ...parameters that vary in real time during terminal operation such as battery pack remaining charge level and the radio wave intensity level Setting values that belong to the device registry can be referenced only from the application software it is not possible to perform settings from the system menu The four types of registries excluding the device registry are saved in files that are independent...

Page 64: ... X2 Emulator WGE 002 The WebGlider X2 Editor package is a web based application software development tool The editor integrated in the package allows you to create application software HTML that runs on the Handy Terminal and the application software VBS file that runs on the server side The package also integrates a Web browser which is required to run the HTML file on the Handy Terminal For deta...

Page 65: ...ista SP2 or later Windows 7 Windows Server 2003 R2 or later Windows Server 2008 R2 or later The PC hardware is required to meet the specifications recommended by the respective Windows operating systems However more resources are needed depending on the specifications of the database and the server side applications to be used r r r re e e ef f f f For details on creating the application software ...

Page 66: ...Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings ...

Page 67: ... available for connecting a PC Prepare the communication environment when necessary WLAN Communication 3 2 Building WLAN Communication Environment P 68 You can use WLAN wireless LAN to perform communication with a PC via a wireless access point W LAN com munication LAN Access point Please use our recom m ended products W ireless Two dim ensional Handy Term inal XIT 220 G PC having the following so...

Page 68: ...ion PC having the USB driver and transfer utility BluePorter V installed with Bluetooth com munication adaptor Infrared Communication IrDA 3 4 Building Infra red Communication IrDA Environment P 81 You can send receive files to from a PC via a USB communication unit IU 004 or USB com munication charging unit This communication mode requires an optional IU 004 or IU 004C and also the transfer utili...

Page 69: ...an operating state For how to install and configure the software see the WebGlider integration server help and the network administration tool manual Network Administration Tool Integrated in WGS 001 WebGlider Integration Server W LAN com munication LAN Access point Please use our recom m ended products W ireless Two dim ensional Handy Term inal XIT 220 G PC having the following software installed...

Page 70: ...ration required Security Security configuration of the access point that is the com munication partner Configuration required TCP IP Address at which TCP IP communication is possible with a PC on the Ethernet LAN Configuration required FTP Configured when you need to perform file transfer via WLAN communication Supports the FTP server of the network ad ministration tool supplied with the WebGlider...

Page 71: ...ting No displays the system menu WLAN Communication Settings by Setting Wizard C aution Prior to launching the setting wizard verify that the Ethernet LAN side to which an access point has been connected is ready for use At the first startup after purchasing the Handy Terminal a setting wizard is executed for performing the minimum required settings for WLAN communication with a PC If it was not s...

Page 72: ...ommunication Security Not Configured prompt screen will be displayed For configuration items see the next section Setting Wizard Flow Upon completion of configuration perform Ping test for the access point the first time Select 9 Test 1 WLAN 1 Configuration on the system menu and execute 2 WLAN ping after entering the IP address of the access point WLAN ping Host 000 000 000 000 Time 000 000 msec ...

Page 73: ... System m enu IP address Subnet m ask Default g ateway FTP server DNS server Term inal ID W hen an application is booted up W hen the system m enu is shown TKIP or CCM P AES W EP Disable Disable Success in setting up the network Failure in setting up the network W LAN TCP IP Hint Returns to the system menu without executing DHCP if the wizard was executed from the system menu WLAN communication s ...

Page 74: ...n state Item System Menu Reference page SSID Configuration 2 WLAN 1 SSID 3 4 1 SSID SSID Configuration P 114 Security Configuration 2 WLAN 4 Security 3 4 4 Security WLAN Communica tion Security Configuration P 116 TCP IP Configuration 3 Network 1 TCP IP 3 5 1 TCP IP TCP IP Configura tion P 131 DHCP Configuration 3 Network 2 DHCP 3 5 2 DHCP DHCP Configuration P 133 FTP Configuration 3 Network 3 FTP...

Page 75: ...ty Configuration items using the DHCP client function may generate security vulnerability Avoid using it to the extent possible To enable the DHCP function perform the following configurations on the system menu 3 Network 2 DHCP Startup type Select Application boot Startup type Disabled Application boot System menu boot Auto wake up boot Configure the port number of the DHCP server DHCP 1 Startup ...

Page 76: ...e PC After the network administration tool is launched its icon is displayed in the task tray of the PC Right click the icon of the network administration tool and then click Set 設定 from the displayed menu On the network administration tool configuration screen click the FTP tab and then perform the following configuration Select the FTP server FTP サーバー checkbox Transmit folder 送信フォルダ and Receive ...

Page 77: ...2 Bluetooth 3 IrDA The list of downloadable files is displayed Select the files to be downloaded by checking their names Press the F1 key to start the download When the confirmation prompt is displayed select Yes and then press the ENT key Downloading a large file may take long time File list SAMPLE1 OUT SAMPLE2 OUT Receive Menu F1 F2 ...

Page 78: ...e Install the following peripheral softwares and bring them to an operating state For how to install and configure the softwares see the BluePorter V operation guide Transfer Utility BluePorter V Bluetooth Communication Adapter Driver Software W ireless Two dim ensional Handy Terminal XIT 220 G Bluetooth com munication Transfer utility BluePorter V Bluetooth comm unication adaptor COM Port Verific...

Page 79: ... Bluetooth communication adapter see the BluePorter V operation guide 3 3 3 Downloading the Application Software by Bluetooth Communication After the Bluetooth communication environment is ready you can download your files according to the following procedure To launch the transfer utility BluePorter V on your PC Click Start スタート Program プログラム Welcat BluePorter V Welcat BluePorter V Right click th...

Page 80: ...shows an example where the application software is located in the C Welcat test_apl folder Press the OK button to close the window After the following screen appears click Yes はい Copy the execution file of the application software to the folder set as the transmission folder of BluePorter V C Welcat test_apl in the above example Select 4 Receive 2 Bluetooth on the system menu ...

Page 81: ...Terminal automatically logs in BluePorter V displaying the list of downloadable files Select the files to be downloaded by checking their names Pressing the F1 Key displays the confirmation message box Move your mouse over Yes and then press the ENT key to start download It will take from several seconds to several minutes to complete However downloading a large file may take long time File list S...

Page 82: ... Unit IU 004C USB Driver Software Included in the Product Manual CD ROM Transfer Utility Software BluePorter V Hint The explanations in this manual are examples for Windows XP Vista and 7 The screen may vary in other versions C aution The error that the COM port cannot be enabled may occur when the WL7 USB dedicated software WL7 KEY is used by customers who use Welcat cordless Handy Terminal set W...

Page 83: ...ion unit and the host computer by using a USB cable Install the following peripheral softwares and bring them to an operating state Transfer Utility Software BluePorter V IU 004 IU 004C s Driver Software For installation and the setting procedures see the user manuals of the respective products USB port USB cable Transfer utility BluePorter V M anual CD IU 004 004C Driver Software ...

Page 84: ...ity BluePorter V in your PC Install the USB driver of the USB communication unit in the host computer For how to install the USB driver see 3 4 Building Infra red Communication IrDA Environment P 81 When Launching the Setting Wizard At the first startup after purchasing the Handy Terminal a setting wizard is executed for performing the minimum required settings for Bluetooth communication with a P...

Page 85: ...rogram プログラム Welcat BluePorter V After it is launched its icon is displayed in the task tray Right click the displayed BluePorter V icon and then click Communication setting on the displayed menu Communication Settings You can set the transmission folder the reception folder and the COM port to use Right click the icon displayed in the task tray and then click the Communication setting 通信設定 on the...

Page 86: ...ager For how to verify the COM port number see the user manual of IU 004 IU 004C Receive folder 受信フォルダ and Transmit folder 送信フォルダ specify the folders where the application software file is located The following figure shows an example where the application software is located in the C Welcat test_apl folder Press the Yes button to close the window When the following screen appears click Yes はい ...

Page 87: ...example Next launch the system menu On the system menu select 2 Receive 3 IrDA 1 Select from list System menu 1 System 6 ID 2 WLAN 7 Device 3 Network 8 Manage 4 Receive 9 Test 5 File Device type 1 WLAN 2 Bluetooth 3 IrDA Receiving method 1 Select from list 2 Wait HT The Handy Terminal automatically logs in BluePorter V displaying the list of downloadable files Select the files to be downloaded by ...

Page 88: ... Manual 87 Set the Handy Terminal to the USB communication unit Pressing the F1 key displays the Would you like to receive it screen Select Yes and then press the ENT Key to start download It will take from several seconds to several minutes to complete However downloading a large file may take long time ...

Page 89: ...ecution Selecting from the File List to Execute If multiple application softwares have been installed you can select the files from the file list and execute them Select 5 File Select drive 1 Application on the system menu System menu 1 System 6 ID 2 WLAN 7 Device 3 Network 8 Manage 4 Receive 9 Test 5 File Drive type 1 FDrive 2 SDrive 3 RDrive microSD File type Application Data Audio Graphic All t...

Page 90: ...erwise select No and then press the ENT key Execute Properties Upload Delete All checks applied All checks removed Copy to SDrive Copy to RDrive Would you like to register with Auto execute YES NO The application software is launched For how to use the respective application softwares see the operation instruction manual and other manuals prepared by the application software developer or the syste...

Page 91: ...D 2 WLAN 7 Device 3 Network 8 Manage 4 Receive 9 Test 5 File System setting 1 Auto execute 2 Clock 3 Power management 4 Password Select the file name to execute from the list of installed application softwares and then press the ENT Key to return to the System setting screen This completes registration of the automatic execution file When the power is turned on the next time the registered applica...

Page 92: ...Chapter 4 System Menu ...

Page 93: ...T key C key BS key Ten key Dot key PW key SCAN key SF key Trigger key Trigger key Key Function SCAN key Used for reading a barcode ENT key Confirms the selected operation C key Returns to the immediately previous status or deletes the character entered BS key Deletes one character from the characters entered SF key Switches the character input mode F1 F8 keys Execute the respective functions speci...

Page 94: ...User s Manual 93 Hint In this manual the names of keys are shown enclosed within Ex 1 key F2 key ENT key List of Key Assignments Key Numeric Input Mode Alphabetic Input Mode 1 A B C 2 D E F 3 G H I 4 J K L 5 M N O 6 P Q R 7 S T U 8 V W X 9 Y Z 0 S p a c e dot ...

Page 95: ...ched when the power is turned on After the opening screen is displayed the system menu appears System menu 1 System 6 ID 2 WLAN 7 Device 3 Network 8 Manage 4 Receive 9 Test 5 File 4 1 3 When Launching the System Menu for the First Time When you start the Handy Terminal for the first time after purchasing it the setting wizard is executed to allow you to perform the minimum required settings for WL...

Page 96: ...ock 3 Power management 4 Password An item being selected is highlighted Can directly select an item you want simply by pressing the number of that item Can move from one item to other with the directional key Select an Item The selected item is highlighted Press the key from 0 9 that corresponds to the respective item or use the arrow keys to move the highlighted display Confirm the Item Selection...

Page 97: ...n individual window An arrow at the end of an item nam e indicates that there are som e remaining parts of the nam e not shown in the window Entering Data Using Keys You can enter characters using the numeric keypad and the SF key Numerals alphabets upper case lower case and symbols can be entered Switch the Character Input Mode Press the SF key to switch the input mode 1 Numeric Input Mode You ca...

Page 98: ...be inserted to the right of the cursor 2 Confirm the Data Entered Press the ENT key Delete Characters 3 Press the BS key to delete the character at the location of the cursor Press the C key to delete all the entered characters Cancel the Entry For items where you cannot delete the characters 3 press the C key to immediately stop your entry For items where you can delete the characters press the C...

Page 99: ...Click Sound None Beep Beep Audio Audio Select the item and press the ENT key to change the item selected The item with a filled circle indicates that it is currently enabled The radio button is used when only one item is to be selected from multiple items Message Box The remote has been already registered Would you like to overwrite it YES NO When two buttons such as Yes and No are displayed press...

Page 100: ...nction special feature Slider Volume F6 Up Level 4 F7 Down Use the keys to move the slider for performing the setting Indicator Change during Op eration You can change the indicator buzzer vibrator LED that works during operation according your individual settings For its change method see 4 9 5 Tone Vibrator Setting the Volume LED and the Vibrator P 178 By changing this setting you can create you...

Page 101: ...haracters etc by using a barcode Press the SCAN key or the trigger keys to allow the laser to irradiate and scan the barcode Regarding data entry the readable barcodes are as follows JAN 13 8 EAN 13 8 UPC A E NW 7 Code39 Code93 Code128 EAN 128 GS1 128 ITF Industrial 2 of 5 GS1 DataBar RSS The laser irradiation time is set in the trigger mode ...

Page 102: ...vanced 1 Community name 2 Manager IP address 1 Community name 2 Manager IP address 1 Server port 2 Mode 3 Folder 1 Current 2 Specified 1 Select from list 2 wait PC 3 wait HT 1 Select from list 2 wait HT 1 Community name 2 Manager IP address 1 WLAN 2 Bluetooth 3 IrDA 1 Server port 2 Timeout time 3 Trial count 4 Cache time 1 Community R Only 2 Community R W 3 Trap 3 Advanced 1 Authentic trap 2 Agent...

Page 103: ...ror3 16 User1 17 User2 18 User3 8 Manage 1 System info 2 Format 3 Clone 4 Drive 5 Mothball 6 Wizard 7 OS Version Up 1 FDrive 2 SDrive 3 RDrive microSD 1 Master 2 Slave 1 Bluetooth 2 IrDA 3 microSD 1 RegistryInitialize 2 FDrive 3 SDrive 4 RDrive microSD 1 Application 2 Data 3 Audio 4 Graphic 5 All type 1 FDrive 2 SDrive 3 RDrive microSD 9 Test 1 WLAN 2 Bluetooth 3 IrDA 4 Barcode test 5 Display test...

Page 104: ...n automatically register the settings for the respective systems except the password setting by using the DHCP function r r r re e e ef f f f 4 5 2 DHCP DHCP Settings P 133 System Menu 1 System System setting 1 Auto execute 2 Clock 3 Power management 4 Password Select the item to be set Auto execute Automatic execution of the application software P 103 Clock Clock Verification P 104 Power Manageme...

Page 105: ...r ON Auto execute System menu SAMPLE1 OUT SAMPLE2 OUT Property F1 After the list of currently installed programs is displayed select your desired application software Press the ENT key to return to the System setting screen This completes registration of the automatic execution file When the power is turned on the next time the registered application software will be launched File Property Name SA...

Page 106: ...012 01 01 Sun 00 00 00 1 Manual setting 2 Server setting The current time is displayed Select the item to be set Manual setting Sets the time manually Server setting Receives the time automatically from the server Manual setting Sets the Time Manually System Menu 1 System 2 Clock 1 Manual setting Set the time Manual setting 2012 01 01 00 00 00 Use the arrow keys to move the cursor over the year th...

Page 107: ...fails the screen on the left will be displayed Retry Receives the time data from the server again Cancel Cancels the setting and return to the Current time screen If the failure persists contact your system administrator Hint To set the current time get the time data from the server by using the DHCP function When using the DHCP function to set the current time confirm the following in advance The...

Page 108: ...ed time Auto power off Automatically power off Resume Function Retaining the State during Power OFF If the resume function is enabled the state when the power was turned off is saved allowing you to resume your work thereafter upon the next startup The operations after pressing the PW key to turn on the power are as follows depending on whether the resume function is enabled Resume function enable...

Page 109: ...een will be displayed and the process will be executed from the very beginning For charging the backup battery see 1 2 5 Remaining Charge Level Display and Alarm for the Battery Pack Charging the Backup Battery P 49 The resume is disabled on the system menu even when the resume setting is enabled The resume is enabled only while the application software is operating System Menu 1 System 3 Power Ma...

Page 110: ... enabled only if the power is turned off using the PW Key The Handy Terminal cannot be started by Auto wake up immediately after battery replacement or after forcible termination due to low battery Schedule Confirmation System Menu 1 System 3 Power Management 2 Auto wake up The currently set start schedule is displayed Select the item to be set Present schedule at 07 30 on Monday every week 1 Set ...

Page 111: ... completion of the setting Schedule setting Cycle every month Date 01 Time 01 00 Enter the hours and minutes 00 00 23 59 in the 24 hour format This completes the settings Press the ENT Key to return to the Current schedule screen and complete the setting Clear Clear the Schedule System Menu 1 System 3 Power Management 2 Auto wake up 2 Clear Clear the auto wakeup schedule that has been set Schedule...

Page 112: ...on after which power off is to be performed automatically Auto power off 0600 Sec Guidance F1 The allowed time range is 0060 3600 seconds In addition power off can be disabled by setting it to 0000 second Press the ENT key to complete the setting Press the F1 key to display the guidelines related to the setting values r r r re e e ef f f f You can also enable the auto power off function from the D...

Page 113: ... modify the settings without entering the password Password If a password has been set password check will be performed during system menu launch The system menu will not be launched unless the correct password is entered C aution Write down your password and keep it somewhere safe in order not to forget it Please contact your dealer if you are unable to recall the password System Menu 1 System 4 ...

Page 114: ...sts of 4 30 alphanumeric characters Enter a new password and then press the ENT key Enter the password once again for confirmation Password setting New password abcd New password again Press the ENT key after entering the password Clear Clearing the Password System Menu 1 System 4 Password 2 Clear Clear the password Password clear Would you like to clear a password YES NO Select Yes to clear the p...

Page 115: ...Setting the Roaming Level P 115 Doze mode Setting the Timeout Time P 115 Security WLAN Communication Security Settings P 116 Advanced Advanced Settings Related to WLAN Communication P 127 MAC address Displaying the MAC Address P 129 4 4 1 SSID Setting SSID You can set SSID for identifying the access point of WLAN communication C aution Although SSID can be set automatically by using the DHCP funct...

Page 116: ...u 2 WLAN 2 Roaming level Roaming level Slow Normal Fast Select the speed for deciding the switch Slow The switch is slow Normal Fast The switch is fast 4 4 3 Doze mode Setting the Timeout Time DHCP This time is the duration after which WLAN is switched to the doze mode upon completion of transmission The shorter this time the lower the consumption of the battery pack However the WLAN response will...

Page 117: ...Attention Select the item to be set Encryption Sets the encryption method and the key Authentication Selects the authentication method Attention Notification when security is not configured Encryption You can select the encryption method and set the key used for encryption System Menu 2 WLAN 4 Security 1 Encryption Encryption 1 Method 2 WEP 3 PSK TKIP CCMP Select the item to be set Method Selects ...

Page 118: ...cryption method System Menu 2 WLAN 4 Security 1 Encryption 1 Method Method Disabled WEP 40 bit WEP 128bit TKIP CCMP Select the encryption method Disabled WEP 40 bit WEP 128 bit TKIP CCMP AES WEP System Menu 2 WLAN 4 Security 1 Encryption 2 WEP WEP 1 TxKeyID KEY 1 KEY 2 KEY 3 KEY 4 2 Key modification Select the item ...

Page 119: ...alue of the access point must be consistent Also if TransmitKEY of the access point is 3 the WEP key3 value of the access point and the WEP key3 value of the Handy Terminal must match each other Key modification You can set the value of the respective WEP keys 1 2 3 4 The value can contain HEX characters 0 9 A F and ASCII characters Press the F1 Key to switch the input You can also make the settin...

Page 120: ...0 C aution The settings for the respective WEP keys can be overwritten but not edited From the security perspective it is always displayed as 00000 when moving to the KEY modification screen PSK TKIP CCMP System Menu 2 WLAN 4 Security 1 Encryption 3 PSK TKIP CCMP PSK TKIP CCMP When PSK TKIP CCMP is selected in the encryption method enter the encryption key key Perform the same setting as for the a...

Page 121: ...ith the access point Encryption Method The Handy Terminal has the following encryption methods WEP As the IEEE802 11b g used during WLAN communication of the Handy Terminal is a general wireless standard it may be easily intercepted by third parties Using WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy the encryption standard for WLAN communication data between the access point and the Handy Terminal allows you to a...

Page 122: ...4 WLAN WLAN Communication Settings GTX 221 G User s Manual 121 Authentication Select the authentication method System Menu 2 WLAN 4 Security 2 Authentication Select the item to be set Authentication 1 Method 2 EAP modification ...

Page 123: ...Terminal the access point sends unencrypted text challenge text for identity confirmation The Handy Terminal then encrypts the challenge text and returns the encrypted text to the access point The access point decrypts the encrypted text using its WEP key If the access point confirms that the decrypted text matches the original challenge text then it authenticates the Handy Terminal EAP Sets the E...

Page 124: ...AP mode 2 Certificate 3 Private key 4 User Info 5 Advanced Select the item to be set Select EAP mode EAP mode EAP TLS EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 EAP TLS This authentication method requires a server certificate for server authentication and a client certificate for client certification The required settings are as follows CA root certificate Client certificate Private key User name EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 This au...

Page 125: ...oot file This is the CA root certificate of the publisher of the server certificate required for server authentication It does not support certificate hierarchization chain Press the F1 key to clear the setting value Client certificate file This is a client certificate required for client authentication Press the F1 key to clear the setting value Reference to file ROOTCERT CER CLIENTCERT CER PRIVA...

Page 126: ... sensitive and consists of up to 31 alphanumeric characters As a security measure the password characters entered will be displayed as asterisks Press the F1 key to clear the setting value Reference to file ROOTCERT CER CLIENTCERT CER PRIVATE KEY Property F1 Select from the received files Press the F1 Key to view the file information Select User Info User Info 1 User Name 2 Password User Name The ...

Page 127: ... Handy Terminal is launched without performing the WLAN security configuration the WLAN Communication Security Not Configured prompt screen will be displayed This display can be shown hidden If this setting is disabled even if the WLAN communication security is not configured the notification screen will not be displayed during startup C aution From the security perspective disabling this setting ...

Page 128: ... 2 WLAN 5 Advanced Select Rate control Advanced 1 Rate control 11b Auto 2 RTS Threshold 2347 Bytes Select the transmission rate from the list Rate bps 01b Auto 11bg Auto 11g 9M 11g 6M 1M 2M 1 or 2M 5 5M 11M You can select the transmission rate from the list For transmission rate see the next section Select RTS_Threshold Advanced 1 Rate control 11b Auto 2 RTS Threshold 2347 Bytes You can set the RT...

Page 129: ...es are given by IEEE802 11b 11 5 5 2 1 Mbps 11bg Auto Switches to the appropriate transmission rate according to the distance between the Handy Terminal and the access point 11g 9M The transmission rate is fixed at 9 Mbps 11g 6M The transmission rate is fixed at 6 Mbps 1M The transmission rate is fixed at 1 Mbps 2M The transmission rate is fixed at 2 Mbps 1 or 2M The transmission rate is automatic...

Page 130: ...are so remotely distributed that the terminals cannot detect each other even if they can detect the access point the RTS CTS control is enabled The RTS CTS control is enabled in the above case but the throughput will be reduced in other cases Normally retain the factory setting 2347 bytes Setting range 0 2347 bytes 4 4 6 MAC address Displaying the MAC Address You can display the MAC address hardwa...

Page 131: ...the settings required for network connection System Menu 3 Network Network 1 TCP IP 2 DHCP 3 FTP 4 DNS 5 SNMP Select the item to be set TCP IP Settings related to TCP IP communication P 131 DHCP Settings of DHCP client function P 133 FTP Settings for using the FTP P 136 DNS Setting for the DNS server address P 140 SNMP Various settings for SNMP P 142 ...

Page 132: ...ddress C aution While the IP address is 000 000 000 000 WLAN communication cannot be performed Unless Application boot is selected in DHCP settings Startup type P 134 all the items excluding MTU are read only and cannot be changed System Menu 3 Network 1 TCP IP The current settings are displayed TCP IP 1 IP Address 000 000 000 000 2 NetMask 000 000 000 000 3 Gateway 000 000 000 000 4 MTU 1500 Octe...

Page 133: ...ask needs to be set according to the IP address for locating the affiliation of the network Gateway Sets the address of the default gateway This setting is required when connecting different networks via a router MTU The maximum length of an IP packet It is usually 1500 octets bytes for the Ethernet When using across a router this value needs to be changed according to the communication media For ...

Page 134: ...gs Hint This manual attaches the following mark for system menu items that can be configured automatically from the PC by DHCP DHCP System Menu 3 Network 2 DHCP Select the item to be set DHCP 1 Startup type 2 Item not to Update 3 Server port 08067 Execute F1 Startup Setting of disable enable DHCP Item not to update Setting of items for which update by DHCP is disabled Server port Setting of the po...

Page 135: ... Application boot DHCP will be executed before the application software is exe cuted When the application software has been selected by System Menu 1 System 1 Auto execute the DHCP function will be executed after the application software has been executed after startup of the Handy Terminal In addition when the application software is started by 5 File on the system menu DHCP will not be executed ...

Page 136: ... update you want to disable Item not to Update IP Address NetMask Gateway ID Checkmark the items whose update you want to disable IP Address NetMask Gateway Terminal ID Server port You will need to set the DHCP server port number factory setting 08067 System Menu 3 Network 2 DHCP 3 Server port DHCP 1 Startup type 2 Item not to Update 3 Server port 08067 Execute F1 Enter the port number of the DHCP...

Page 137: ...gin user name for the FTP server Password Sets the login password for the FTP server Advanced Performs advanced FTP settings Server address You can set the host name of the FTP server System Menu 3 Network 3 FTP 1 Server address Server address 1 Set method Address Name 2 Address 000 000 000 000 3 Name IP address or host name specified by 1 Set method is set as the FTP server When IP address is sel...

Page 138: ...ame that is case sensitive and consists of up to 18 alphanumeric characters Password You can set the login password for the FTP server System Menu 3 Network 3 FTP 3 Password FTP 1 Server Address 2 User name 3 Password 4 Advanced Enter a password that is case sensitive and consists of up to 20 alphanumeric characters Spaces cannot be included in the password As a security measure the password enter...

Page 139: ...Folder Specifies the folder Server port Specifies the control port number of the FTP server It is set to 21 00021 a well known FTP number in factory settings Mode It is set to Passive mode by default Set it to Active mode if the FTP server does not support Passive mode Hint The firewall has a setting that denies connection from the outside to the inside While this setting is enabled FTP communicat...

Page 140: ...FTP server User name Sets the user name folder in the root folder of the FTP server as the current folder If the user name has not been set executing the FTP function file transmission reception will lead to an error screen Specified Sets the relative path from the root folder set as Specified see the next item as the current folder Specified Select Specified and enter the folder name The text set...

Page 141: ...y 000 000 000 000 2 Secondary 000 000 000 000 3 Advanced Primary Sets the IP address of the primary DNS server Secondary Sets the IP address of the secondary DNS server Advanced Performs advanced settings for DNS Primary This is used to set the IP address of the primary DNS server System Menu 3 Network 4 DNS 1 Primary DNS 1 Primary 000 000 000 000 2 Secondary 000 000 000 000 3 Advanced Enter the I...

Page 142: ...1 Server port 00053 2 Timeout time 01 sec 3 Trial count 1 4 Cache time 0003 min Select and set the item Server port Specifies the control port number of the DNS server The well known port number is 53 Timeout time Sets the response packet latency within 1 99 seconds Trial count Sets the number of retries If it is set to 0 only one packet will be sent and no retry will be performed Cache time Its s...

Page 143: ...munity R Only You can set the read only community name System Menu 3 Network 5 SNMP 1 Community R Only Community R Only 1 Community name public 2 Manager IP address 000 000 000 000 Select and set the item Community name The community name is specified using up to 16 alphanumeric characters The actions allowed by this community name are Read Only GET and GET NEXT requests are supported by this comm...

Page 144: ...ity name Manager IP address Sets the IP address of the SNMP manager that is enabled using the community name set at Community name When the IP address is set to 000 000 000 000 this community name is enabled for all the SNMP managers Trap You can set the Trap community name System Menu 3 Network 5 SNMP 3 Trap Trap 1 Community name Welcat 2 Manager IP address 000 000 000 000 Select and set the item...

Page 145: ...her to Send Authentic trap when access is found to be from other than the community name and the manager IP address set on 1 Community R Only or 2 Community R W This trap is sent to the SNMP manager set on 2 Manager IP address Agent port Sets the SNMP manager and the communication port number It is set to 161 00161 a well known SNMP number in the factory settings Trap port The trap port number for...

Page 146: ...rmed when recovered from resume Warm Start When sent during a communication start other than Cold Start 1 Link up Sent when the Handy Terminal has been synchronized with the access point However Link up is not sent when synchronization with the access point is first realized ColdStart and Warm Start were sent It is also sent on reaching synchronization when the Handy Terminal enters from outside t...

Page 147: ...rectly set and connected The access point is operating normally The FTP server of Network Administration Tool included in WebGlider Integration Server WGS 001 has been started on the PC side The FTP settings such as host name user name of the Handy Terminal have been configured correctly When Using Bluetooth Communication The PC has been powered up The Bluetooth communication adapter has been inse...

Page 148: ...has been set to the USB communication unit and infrared communication has been enabled see 3 4 Building Infra red Communication IrDA Environment P 81 When the sending side is XIT 2xx series Can be sent using wait HT Communicate with reference to communication between Handy Terminals in 3 4 Building Infra red Communication IrDA Environment P 81 System Menu 4 Receive Select the communication means f...

Page 149: ...names Press the F1 key to display the reception confirmation dialog In such as case if there is no checkmarked file the selected file will be received Select Yes No Full name All checks applied All checks removed Press the F2 key to display the submenu for operating the file list Change the settings as needed Full name Displays the full name of each selected file All checks applied Selects all the...

Page 150: ...A file named SAMPLE1 OUT already exists Would you like to replace it YES NO If there are files with the same names as the files to be received an overwriting confirmation dialog will be displayed Select Yes No Reception takes place Completed OK Upon completion of reception Number of Reception Suc cesses Number of Checks will be displayed in the message box Press the ENT key ...

Page 151: ...rocedure Wait PC is a function that can be used by BluePorter in Bluetooth communication It cannot be used by BluePorter V Select the files to be received File list SAMPLE1 OUT SAMPLE2 OUT Execute Menu F1 F2 Would you like to receive it YES NO Select the files to be received by checkmarking their names and then press the F1 Key The reception confirmation dialog is displayed If there is no checkmar...

Page 152: ...n A file named SAMPLE1 OUT already exists Would you like to replace it YES NO If there are files with the same names as the files to be received an overwriting confirmation dialog will be displayed Select Yes No Reception takes place Completed OK Upon completion of reception Number of Reception Suc cesses Number of Checks will be displayed in the message box Press the ENT key ...

Page 153: ...u can perform the operations shown below there are operations associated with specific file types and operations you can perform on all files Operation Description Execute 1 Start up an application program You can perform this operation only when the file type is Application View 2 Display graphic data Play 3 Play an audio file You can perform this operation only when the file type is Audio Proper...

Page 154: ... Extension SFL Format Audio file list text format Maximum number of files listed 32 Explanation By using a SFL file you can continuously play multiple audio files List filenames in a file list by separating each with a line feed A maximum of 32 filenames can be listed Listed audio files should be stored in the product in advance Each file whose name is listed in a file list is played only once If ...

Page 155: ...tion Data Audio Graphic All type Select the type of file to operate When All type is selected regardless of file type all the files stored in the drive will be included Mark the file to operate FDrive 132X128 JPG COPAN1 JPG COPAN2 JPG HABANERO JPG KOUME1 JPG KOUME2 JPG MAKE TXT Menu F1 Select the file and press the ENT key to mark and unmark the checkbox for that file There are two types of operat...

Page 156: ...following submenu items change Execute Execute an application program Play Play audio data View Display graphic data Properties Display detailed information of a file Upload Upload files to a PC or another terminal Delete Delete files All checks applied Select all files All checks removed Deselect all files Copy to SDrive Copy files to the S drive Copy to RDrive microSD Copy files to the R Drive C...

Page 157: ...the application program executed perform the op eration specified for each application program After termination whether to display the system menu again or to turn the main unit s power OFF depends on the application program If the battery pack runs out of power during operation the main unit s power is turned off after displaying an alarm If you want to forcibly terminate the application program...

Page 158: ...o the File Operation Menu Properties Display Detailed Information of a File System Menu 5 File Select the drive Select the file type F1 Menu Properties Check detailed information of the file File Property Name SAMPLE1 OUT Type Application Library 1 00 Size 00000000 Bytes Modified 2012 01 01 00 00 00 The following information will be displayed Name Type Size Modified Information about the file bein...

Page 159: ...ed To use Bluetooth communication The PC s power is turned ON A Bluetooth communication adapter is correctly inserted in the PC BluePorter V is running BluetoothManager is turned ON and its icon is displayed in the taskbar on the PC BluetoothManager s icon is turned white The PC on the uploading side is registered as the default device for the Handy Terminal To use infrared IrDA communication When...

Page 160: ...PAN1 JPG SAMPLE1 OUT SAMPLE2 OUT HABANERO JPG MAKE TXT Menu F1 Select and mark the file s to upload If there is no marked file the file being selected will be uploaded Press the F1 key select Upload and press the ENT key Select the upload method Device type 1 WLAN 2 Bluetooth 3 IrDA Select the upload method WLAN Bluetooth IrDA Uploading will start 送信中 sam p le1 OUT 0847872 2101161 The upload statu...

Page 161: ...ssfully uploaded files of marked files will be displayed in the message box Press the ENT key Delete Delete Files System Menu 5 File Select the drive Select the file type F1 Menu Delete Delete the marked file s If there is no marked file the file being selected highlighted will be deleted Would you like to delete this file YES NO File delete A confirmation dialog box appears Select Yes or No ...

Page 162: ...enu All checks applied All the checkboxes will be marked File 132X128 JPG COPAN1 JPG COPAN2 JPG HABANERO JPG KOUME1 JPG KOUME2 JPG MAKE TXT Menu F1 All Checks Removed Deselect All Files System Menu 5 File Select the drive Select the file type F1 Menu All checks removed All the checkboxes will be unmarked File 132X128 JPG COPAN1 JPG COPAN2 JPG HABANERO JPG KOUME1 JPG KOUME2 JPG MAKE TXT Menu F1 ...

Page 163: ... User s Manual 162 Copy to the Specified Drive System Menu 5 File Select the drive Select the file type F1 Menu Select the copy destination drive Copy files to the specified drive Would you like to copy this file YES NO File Copy A confirmation dialog box appears Select Yes or No ...

Page 164: ...s Manual 163 4 8 ID Setting the Terminal Identification ID Use this category to set an ID number for terminal identification to each product Set a number unique to each product System Menu 6 ID Set an ID unique to your terminal ID ID 000 You can enter an ID number in the range 000 999 ...

Page 165: ... Terminal P 164 Key Set the key operation P 168 Bluetooth Register and Set the Bluetooth device P 169 Display Set the backlight luminosity P 177 Tone Vibrator Set the tone LED and vibrator P 178 4 9 1 Barcode Configuring the Barcode Scanner System Menu 7 Device 1 Barcode Select the barcode Handy Terminal function to set Barcode Scanner 1 Trigger mode 2 Version 3 Picklist mode 4 Inverse 1D Make a s...

Page 166: ...rradiation time 20 sec Select Trigger operation Normal Double Release Auto Set the trigger key operation and the irradiation pattern You can scan barcodes while laser light is being irradiated lighted Normal Press the Trigger key to irradiate laser light Double Press the Trigger key to make laser light start blinking Press the key again to irradiate laser light Release Press the Trigger key to mak...

Page 167: ...k Automatically turn the laser light off after finishing a barcode scan but continue supplying power to the Handy Terminal section The power consumption is a little greater than when Full is selected but you can smoothly proceed to the next scan None Do not use the Power saving mode Select the Irradiation time Trigger mode 1 Trigger operation Normal 2 Power saving Full 3 Irradiation time 20 sec Se...

Page 168: ...07 001 N02 4 620 Picklist Mode Set the Picklist mode targeted scan function System Menu 7 Device 1 Barcode 3 Picklist mode Picklist mode Disabled Enabled Select between Enabled and Disabled Enabled Scan symbols in the scan area according to their priorities The center of the aimer is the easiest area to scan symbols Enabled Scan only barcodes in the center of a cross aiming pattern ...

Page 169: ...s you can repeat inputting that key while doing so This section describes how to set the time between when a arrow key starts to be held down and when the first key input repetition is performed Key repeat delay and how to set the interval of subsequent key input repetitions Key repeat rate Example When the key repeat delay is set to 1 second and the key repeat rate is set to 500 milliseconds Star...

Page 170: ...of the Handy Terminal System Menu 7 Device 3 Bluetooth 1 Local device Prooerty 1 Device name XIT 220 2 BD Address 00 00 00 00 00 00 3 Security 4 Version Save F1 Set the following Device name Security BD Address is fixed you cannot change its details Would you like to save settings YES NO The details set for each item will not be saved automatically To save the setting details press the F1 key or t...

Page 171: ...PIN code Make settings related to authentication for connection When this checkbox is marked perform authentication when a connection request is made to the local device from a remote device Only authenticated remote devices are permitted to connect to the local device Security Pairing Enable PIN code Set the PIN code The PIN Personal Identification Number code is a password used for authenticatio...

Page 172: ...mware Remote Device Make settings related to devices remote devices to connect to the Handy Terminal System Menu 7 Device 3 Bluetooth 2 Remote device Remote device 1 Device list 2 Search for devices 3 Search option Device list Register remote device information Search for devices Search for remote devices around the Handy Terminal Search option Set the number of devices to search for through Searc...

Page 173: ...item number If nothing is reg istered No Device is displayed to the right of an item number Note that device information is recognized as already registered when the entered device name is equal to or longer than one character and the entered BD address is any value other than 00 00 00 00 00 00 A device with a checkmark displayed to the left of its item number is the default device In the System M...

Page 174: ...the F1 key and select Yes to save the settings The BD address is an hardware address unique to a device It is a fixed 12 hexadecimal digit number 0 9 A F Select Security Security Pairing Enable PIN code Set the authentication for connection When this checkbox is marked perform authentication when a connection request is made to the local device from a remote device Only authenticated remote device...

Page 175: ...rently set Local device currently set indicates the status of the Property screen in the local device settings System Menu 7 Device 3 Bluetooth 2 Remote device 2 Search for devices A search starts Search for devices Searching Press the C key to cancel the search Search results are displayed in list form Search results USB Adaptor Label Printer Property F1 The names of detected remote devices are d...

Page 176: ...the detected remote device Search results USB Adaptor Label Printer Property F1 Remote1 Remote2 Remote3 Remote4 Remote5 Remote6 Remote7 Select the remote device to register and press the ENT key to display the submenu Select the remote number to register the remote device to and the device will be registered The remote has been already registered Would you like to overwrite it YES NO If you select...

Page 177: ...evices to be detected through Search for devices System Menu 7 Device 3 Bluetooth 2 Remote device 3 Search option Search option Search MAX 9 1 9 Specify the number of devices to search for You can set a value in the range 1 9 for the number of devices The greater the number of devices to search for the longer the search duration becomes ...

Page 178: ...ion from the following items Luminosity Adjust the backlight luminosity SetAlsSensor Set automatic backlight dimming Luminosity System Menu 7 Device 4 Display 1 Luminosity Luminosity F6 High Level 2 F7 Low key is used to move the slider up and the key is used to move the slider down to adjust luminosity You can set luminosity in four steps move the slider and luminosity changes in real time Level ...

Page 179: ... Sensor When Ambient Light Sensor is enabled the luminosity setting will be disabled 4 9 5 Tone Vibrator Setting the Volume LED and the Vibrator Use this category to set the volume LED and vibrator System Menu 7 Device 5 Tone Vibrator Select the device to set Tone Vibrator 1 Volume 2 Indicator func 3 Click Sound Make a selection from the following items Volume Indicator func Click Sound ...

Page 180: ...indicating a combination of three devices alerting the operator buzzer vibrator LED Using Indicator func the current situation can better appeal to the senses of the operator Set which indicator should be used in what situation to suit each application Three patterns are available for each of the following six scenes five typical scenes of operation such as pressing clicking a key and entering dat...

Page 181: ...nabled Preview Initialize Initialize all Press the F1 key to display the submenu Preview You can actually feel the current indicator settings Initialize Discard the settings for the selected pattern and restore the initial settings Initialize all Discard the settings for all the patterns for all the scenes and restore the initial settings Select the device to set Device 1 Buzzer 2 Audio 3 Vibrator...

Page 182: ...Menu F1 Turn ON OFF the relevant device operation using the check box for it Mark the check box to enable the relevant device operation and unmark it to disable it regardless of other settings This setting is displayed as an icon Preview Initialize Press the F1 key to display the submenu Set as needed Preview You can actually feel the current indicator settings Initialize Discard the settings for ...

Page 183: ...ange Due to the characteristics of the speaker we recommend using the buzzer at a frequency in the range 500 3000Hz Low tone Mediant High tone While entering the frequency the content in the function key guidance in the lower left of the screen changes Press the F1 key to display the frequency sample submenu You can smoothly set the frequency by fine adjusting the value based on the sample Set the...

Page 184: ...ming the sound may become unclear due to such an interruption System Menu 7 Device 5 Tone Vibrator 3 Click Sound Select a pattern for the sound to play when a key is pressed Click Sound None Beep Beep Audio Audio None Default Do not generate a click sound Beep For every key generate a short beep sound when a key is pressed Beep Audio Read a number when a numeric key is pressed Generate a beep soun...

Page 185: ...rive 5 Mothball 6 Wizard 7 OS Update Select the item to set System info Check the OS version P 184 Format Format the registry drive P 185 Clone Create a copy P 187 Drive Display the drive information P 195 Mothball Settings when not using the product for long P 196 Wizard Start up the screen facilitating configuration of communication settings P 197 OS Update Update the OS of the Handy Terminal P1...

Page 186: ...les will be deleted When formatting with the above in mind be very careful System Menu 8 Manage 2 Format Select the item to format Format RegistryInitialize FDrive SDrive RDrive microSD Execute Menu F1 F2 Mark the checkbox for the item to format If none of the checkboxes is marked you cannot perform formatting All checks applied All checks removed Press the F2 key to display the submenu All checks...

Page 187: ...ed Would you like to execute Format YES NO Press the F1 key and an execution confirmation dialog box appears Select Yes or No Format RegistryInitialize FDrive SDrive RDrive microSD Formatting The items with their checkboxes marked will be formatted in sequence Finish formatting Completed OK Press the ENT key to finish formatting If the registry is initialized the power will be turned OFF ...

Page 188: ...communication Register a copy terminal as a remote device of the device to be used as a master terminal Refer to Remote Device P 171 Infrared communication IrDA No pre setting required Using the master terminal select the items to clone copy Initialize the copy terminal Confirm that the copy terminal becomes ready and then execute Clone on the master terminal Confirm that completion of Clone is di...

Page 189: ...ntent inside a copy terminal is initialized before reception from the master terminal For that reason if Clone fails the factory default settings may be restored or all the files may be deleted Since a copy terminal is initialized first it may take time to become ready to perform Clone on it Bluetooth IrDA System Menu 8 Manage 3 Clone Select the communication method Device type 1 Bluetooth 2 IrDA ...

Page 190: ...master System Security User Unique FDrive Execute Menu F1 F2 Select the items to copy Confirm that the copy terminal has been completely initialized and is waiting for connection press the F1 key to start executing Clone All checks applied All checks removed Press the F2 key to display the submenu Set an item as needed All checks applied Mark all the checkboxes All checks removed Unmark all the ch...

Page 191: ...uetooth or WLAN Select this item if you want to use the same security settings also for the copy terminal User Parameters set by all the system menu items other than Security and Unique If you select this item most of the parameters set on the system menu will be copied Unique Terminal ID Bluetooth local device name and the local security settings Basically these are parameters unique to each term...

Page 192: ... An execution confirmation dialog box appears Select Yes or No You are notified that the Clone is ready to execute The Clone is ready to execute OK Press the ENT key to wait for connection At this point execute Clone on the master terminal press the F1 key Check the screen on the master terminal Please check that the master is completed OK Completion of Clone cannot be confirmed on the copy termin...

Page 193: ... the ENT key The power is turned OFF microSD System Menu 8 Manage 3 Clone Select the method Device type 1 Bluetooth 2 IrDA 3 microSD Select microSD Specify whether the Handy Terminal is on the export side or on the import side Clone 1 Export 2 Import Export When the product is a copy source XIT 2xx Import When the product is a copy destination XIT 2xx ...

Page 194: ...age 3 Clone 3 microSD 1 Export Select the items to clone Clone Export System Security User Unique FDrive Execute Menu F1 F2 Select the items to copy All checks applied All checks removed Press the F2 key to display the submenu Set an item as needed All checks applied Mark all the checkboxes All checks removed Unmark all the checkboxes Finish the Clone operation Completed OK Press the ENT key to fi...

Page 195: ... Import Confirm execution Clone Import If Clone was executed all settings and all files would be deleted Would you like to execute Clone YES NO An execution confirmation dialog box appears Select Yes or No Clone will be executed Please do not remove a battery by any means Do not turn the power OFF during execution Finish the Clone operation Shutdown OK Press the ENT key The power is turned OFF ...

Page 196: ...3 Bytes Free space 20372911 Bytes Files 4 128 Defrag F1 The following information will be displayed Capacity Used space Free space Files Normal Deep For the F drive press the F1 key to optimize it by defragmentation Press the F1 key and a dialog box appears Normal Physically eliminate unneeded regions created while files are written to or deleted Deep In addition to defragmentation in Normal mode ...

Page 197: ...ion be careful about the following Write data collectively as contiguous data as much as possible When finishing operation delete the data temporarily stored on the F drive For data that needs to be temporarily stored try to write it to the S drive 4 10 5 Mothball Settings When Not Using the Product For Long When not using the Handy Terminal for a long period of time configure settings to suppress...

Page 198: ...acilitating Configuration of Communication Settings Use this item to start again the setting wizard executed when the Handy Terminal was started for the first time You can configure the settings minimally required for communication between the Handy Terminal and a PC System Menu 8 Manage 6 Wizard Configure settings using Wizard Wizard Start wizard Communication set ting can be done with guidance Y...

Page 199: ...0 Mon 01 2012 00 00 00 Updating to this OS starts F1 OK F2 CAN Press the F1 key to start updating the OS Press the F2 key to stop updating the OS The Handy Terminal restarts and the OS update process starts OS Update OS installation is in progress Please wait Never remove the battery back during OS update And do not press any key Restart the product OS update has been completed Hit any key to star...

Page 200: ... key Press the ENT key Set the time Time 2012 01 01 Sun 00 00 00 1 Manual setting 2 Server setting Set the time and press C key For how to set the time refer to 4 3 2 Clock Set the Time P 104 Defragmentation will be executed Defrag Please wait Defragmentation will be executed and then the power will be turned OFF Then the OS update procedure will become complete ...

Page 201: ...ation P 204 IrDA Test infrared IrDA communication P 205 Barcode Test barcode scanning P 206 Display Test LCD screen display P 207 Key Test key operations and indicators P 208 4 11 1 WLAN Testing WLAN Communication Perform WLAN communication related and IP network communication tests System Menu 9 Test 1 WLAN Select the item to set WLAN Test 1 Configuration 2 WLAN ping test 3 AP Search Make a selec...

Page 202: ...nt 004 Configure the WLAN test conditions Host address Specify the IP address of the target device whose communication condition you want to check Packet size Default 1472 bytes Select the size bytes of a data packet to send Settable values 32 64 128 256 512 1024 and 1472 Timeout time Default 3 seconds Set the timeout time in seconds Settable values 1 to 255 seconds Trial count Default four times ...

Page 203: ...uccessful Displays the time expended to obtain the result Unit msec Timeout Displays ping Timeout When stopped by pressing the C key Displays Stopped 5th line Transmission packet number incremented by 1 and transmitted bytes 6th line Displays the LnkQ indicator LnkQ indicates the communication quality between the product and the access point 7th line Displays the currently synchronized channel 8th...

Page 204: ... MAC addresses channels and SSIDs of the matched access points System Menu 9 Test 1 WLAN 3 AP Search Search results 00A0F850D7D3 01 00A0F850D7F4 06 00A0F850D7CE 11 Property F1 Search results will be displayed after several seconds or several tens of seconds 1st line The title of test results 3rd line and after The MAC addresses and channel numbers of detected access points 10th line Key guidance t...

Page 205: ...ster 2 Slave Select the method for connection with the Bluetooth device to communicate to A master has the initiative in connection and a slave follows the instructions of its master Connection is possible only between a master and a slave Start a test based on the following when the local device is a master the other device is its slave and when the local device is a slave the other device is its...

Page 206: ...Test 3 IrDA An infrared communication test starts IrDA test 000000 Place the infrared communication ports of your device and another terminal so that they face each other and start infrared com munication also on that terminal When a key is pressed the corresponding key data is sent and at the same time it is also displayed on the screen local echo When the data is received at the other end it is ...

Page 207: ... through character code conversion Barcode test 34393031373434353531 383436 JAN13 13Bytes ASCII Option F1 F2 Press the F1 key to display the scanned data through character code conversion ASCII Default Display the scanned data by converting it into ASCII characters HEX Display the scanned data by converting it into hexadecimal values Through hexadecimal conversion one character is displayed using ...

Page 208: ...hether add on codes exist Read Add on only Allow only JAN EAN UPC with add on codes to be scanned Composite Set the scanning condition for Composite Prohibition Default Do not allow Composite to be scanned Permission Allow Composite to be scanned 4 11 5 Display Testing the LCD Screen Test the screen display condition System Menu 9 Test 5 Display A test pattern is displayed Display test starts Hit ...

Page 209: ...t ceases to be highlighted and the icon corresponding to the pressed key is displayed below the partition line local echo And in conjunction with each key the indicators corresponding to it operate The indicators assigned to each key are as follows Key Buzzer Vibrator LED Audio playback 0 9 Green ENT C BS SF Orange SCAN Orange F1 Red Melody F2 Red Voice Scan the barcode F3 Red Voice Charge the bat...

Page 210: ...Chapter 5 Specification ...

Page 211: ...ss IEC60825 Class2 compliant Maximum output 1mW Wave length 655 10nm PCS 0 45 or larger reflection factor of space and margin 70 or more One dimensional 0 127mm Scanner section Resolution Two dimensional 0 25mm Display device TFT Color LCD 262 144 colors Number of displayed pixels QVGA 320 240 Display size 2 4 inches LCD display section Backlight White LED 5 step luminosity adjustment 4 step adjus...

Page 212: ...ccur can be specified by the user Vibrator Generate vibrations when scanning and when errors of various types occur can be specified by the user Complied interna tional standards Bluetooth Ver2 0 EDR compliant Complied domestic standards ARIB STD T66 Communication method Spread spectrum method frequency hopping method Radio frequency 2 4GHz band Baud rate Maximum 1Mbps theoretical Transmission pow...

Page 213: ...DA Ver1 2 Physical Layer compliant Baud rate maximum 115 200bps SIR Management function SNMP Agent Supported MIB MIB Ⅱ RFC1213 Welcat Enterprise MIB External con nection terminal microSD SD Memory Card Specification Ver 1 1 Dimensions 58 W 171 D 45 H mm Grip section 45 W 29 H Weight 225g battery pack included Main unit charging function Available with temperature protection func tion Main battery ...

Page 214: ...ance conditions Artificial light up to 4 000 lx Sunlight up to 80 000 lx Environment RoHS instructions Complied Drop resistance 1 5m for each of the six sides of the main unit five drops on concrete tested 4 Durability Water and dust proof IEC IP54 1 For stable communication we recommend using the Handy Terminal within 2 m away from the target with no obstruction between the terminal and the Bluet...

Page 215: ...Chapter 5 Specification 5 1 Product Specifications GTX 221 G User s Manual 214 Dimensions 58 45 45 29 171 ...

Page 216: ...condensation Charging time Approx 2 5 hours Depending on the battery condition or the use environment the required charging time may become longer Dimensions 93 W 117 5 D 105 4 H mm Charging section Weight 225g Rated input AC100 to 240V 50 60Hz 75VA Rated output DC5 5V 2 5A 13 75W Weight 180g AC cable not included Dimensions 41 5 W 90 D 28 H mm Power cable DC cable not included AC cord length 1 8m...

Page 217: ... 60Hz 150VA Rated output DC12V 4 6A 70W Weight 300g AC cable not included Dimensions 58 W 132 D 30 H mm Power cable DC cable not included AC cord length 1 8m AC adapter DC cord length 1 8m 5 1 4 IU 004 USB Communication Unit Operating temperature 0 40 Operating humidity 20 to 80 No condensation Storage temperature 10 60 Storage humidity 10 to 90 No condensation Dimensions 93 W 117 5 D 105 4 H mm G...

Page 218: ...imum 115 200bps External interface USB2 0 Full Speed Connector TYPE B Power supply USB BUS power Communication section Current consumption 100mA or less Charging sec tion Charging time Approx 2 5 hours Depending on the battery condition or the use environment the required charging time may become longer Rated input AC100 to 240V 50 60Hz 75VA Rated output DC5 5V 2 5A 13 75W Weight 180g AC cable not...

Page 219: ...lign the center of an aiming pattern with a barcode for scanning During scan the illumination LED is lighted ON However in a bright environment or when continuously scanning the same barcode it may be lighted OFF Aim ing pattern 5 2 2 Scan Depth Depending on the barcode type the scannable distance may change When scanning is difficult change the distance between the barcode and the main unit and t...

Page 220: ...rcode scanning may become difficult due to specular reflection dead zone In such a case change the scanning angle and try again Bar code Dead zon e When scanning diagonally from the left or right in relation to a barcode it may become difficult to perform a scan In such a case change the angle to scan a barcode Bar code Scanning can be performed at all angles 360 degrees ...

Page 221: ...utput on Screen Double Byte Characters 1 f0 4 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F f0 5 0 f0 6 0 f0 7 0 f0 8 0 f0 9 0 f0a0 f0 b0 f0 c0 f0 d0 f0 e0 f0 f0 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S N U SH SX EX ET DL D1 D2 D3 D4 EQ AK BL N K SY EB CN EM SB BS H T LF VT FF CR SO EC FS GS RS US SI 0 T シフトＪＩＳ EN T Single Byte Characters ...

Page 222: ...Chapter 6 FAQs and Answers ...

Page 223: ...wo seconds or longer r r r re e e ef f f f 1 2 How to Use the Main Unit P 34 1 4 How to Clean the Main Unit P 57 Q Nothing is displayed on the screen Make sure that the electrodes of the Handy Terminal and battery pack have not been soiled or deformed Make sure that the battery pack is correctly attached Make sure that the battery pack has not run out of power Make sure that the battery cover is c...

Page 224: ...y pack has not run out of power r r r re e e ef f f f 1 2 How to Use the Main Unit P 34 Make sure that Auto power off is disabled P 111 Make sure that power saving is not set to the application program Q The product cannot be charged Make sure that the main unit is correctly placed in the charging cradle Make sure that the power adapter is correctly placed in the charging cradle Make sure that cha...

Page 225: ...menu r r r re e e ef f f f 4 7 File Executing Uploading and Deleting Files Execute Execute an Application Program P 156 Q A barcode cannot be scanned well Make sure that scanning is performed on the barcode appropriate for the settings of the application program Depending on the settings of the application program it is prohibited to scan specific types of barcodes Make sure that specular reflecti...

Page 226: ... re e e ef f f f 4 10 4 Drive Displaying Drive Information P 195 Q WLAN communication does not work Make sure that the access point is connected to the Ethernet LAN Depending on the access point WLAN communication does not operate if the LAN cable is disconnected or a link is not established Make sure that the SSID setting matches the access point refer to P 114 Match the SSID to the access point ...

Page 227: ... Device 3 Bluetooth 2 Remote device Make sure that the main unit has the same security settings as the remote device to connect to r r r re e e ef f f f 4 9 3 Bluetooth Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device P 169 Make sure that communication software such as BluePorter is running correctly Q The BluePorter V COM port does not open Check if you use our application program called WL7 KEY in t...

Page 228: ...eriod of time passes in a transmission or reception waiting state Make sure that the PC s Network Management Tool is running Make sure that the communication settings are correct Make sure that the main unit is connected to the PC correctly r r r re e e ef f f f 3 2 Building WLAN Communication Environment P 68 Make sure that the PC s resources are sufficient If a communication software application...

Page 229: ...l can be automatically configured Q Application programs cannot be activated or files cannot be uploaded or received Some functionality does not operate if the battery pack voltage is too low Make sure that the battery pack is charged sufficiently r r r re e e ef f f f 1 2 4 Charging the Battery Pack P 43 Q Files are corrupted Files can get corrupted in the following situation while files are bein...

Page 230: ...starts up Make sure that the application program name OUT is selected after selecting as 1 System 1 Auto execute on the system menu Otherwise the application program will not be automatically executed Q When System error is displayed a key is pressed Then the power is turned OFF This message appears when the system program fails to identify the causes of errors This problem occurs due to hardware ...

Page 231: ...ment before the expiration of our warranty period charged replacement may be required Operation key push button Vibrator vibration motor Image Handy Terminal barcode reader Electrode plates electrodes for charging main unit and battery pack and battery pack terminal Battery pack Backup battery The backup battery is maintenance free but when deeply charged repeatedly its capacity may be significant...

Page 232: ...Appendixes ...

Page 233: ...e second none One second Security Encryption method Disabled WEP 40bit WEP 128bit TKIP CCMP AES Disabled Security Encryption WEP TxKeyID KEY 1 KEY 2 KEY 3 KEY 4 KEY 1 Security Encryption WEP Key modification A string made up of hexadecimal characters 0 9 A F and a f is assigned to each of KEY 1 to KEY 4 For WEP 40bit the number of characters is fixed as 10 for WEP 128bit the number of characters i...

Page 234: ...ny value in IP address format 000 000 000 000 FTP Server address Host Name Up to 62 alphanumeric characters and case sensitive No setting FTP User Name Up to 18 alphanumeric characters and case sensitive No setting FTP Password Up to 20 alphanumeric characters and case sensitive No setting FTP Advanced Server port 00001 65534 00021 FTP Advanced Mode Passive Active Passive FTP Advanced Folder Curre...

Page 235: ...uto Normal Barcode Trigger mode Power saving Full Quick None Full Barcode Trigger mode Irradiation time 1 to 60 seconds 20 seconds Barcode Picklist mode Enabled Disabled Enabled Barcode Inverse Regular only Inverse only Auto detect Regular only Bluetooth Local device Device name Up to 30 alphanumeric characters and case sensitive XIT 220 Bluetooth Local device Authentication Enabled Disabled Disab...

Page 236: ...tooth Remote device 1 7 Authentication Enabled Disabled Disabled Bluetooth Remote device 1 7 PIN code Up to 16 hexadecimal characters 0 9 and A F No setting Bluetooth Remote device Search option 1 9 9 Display SetAlsSensor Enabled Disabled Enabled Tone Vibrator Volume Level 1 8 Level 8 Tone Vibrator Click Sound Yes No No ...

Page 237: ...Scanning may become impossible if the print quality is extremely poor such as a barcode being enlarged reduced and soiled JAN13 4 9 9 4 1 2 1 1 0 4 5 7 9 4 9 9 4 1 2 1 1 0 2 0 7 0 JAN8 4 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 9 1 1 2 2 3 8 UPC E 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 4 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 CODE39 Check Digit added 1 2 3 4 5 F A B C D E H ...

Page 238: ...s manual 237 CODE39 Check Digit not added 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F NW 7 Check Digit added a 1 2 3 4 5 6 a b 4 5 6 0 b NW 7 Check Digit not added c 5 6 7 8 9 0 c d 7 8 9 d NW 7 HEX a A B C D E F a b D E F A B C b ITF Check Digit added 1234567895 9876543215 ...

Page 239: ...d 1234567890 9876543210 ITF Standard version ITF 14 0 4 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 5 ITF Extended version ITF 16 0 1 0 4 9 0 3 3 3 3 0 4 9 4 0 9 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 4 ITF Add on version ITF 6 1 2 3 4 5 7 1 1 2 2 3 9 CODE128 Code set A 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F ...

Page 240: ...b c d e f CODE128 Code set C 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 EAN128 Code set A 0 1 1 4 5 3 0 8 2 5 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 7 0 0 1 2 3 1 EAN128 Code set B 0 6 1 7 4 5 8 6 6 3 5 2 5 3 0 0 1 4 3 5 4 3 2 1 0 EAN128 Code set C 1 0 1 3 5 8 9 6 4 5 1 2 3 0 0 4 4 8 4 6 8 1 2 5 ...

Page 241: ...r Limited GS1 DataBar Expanded Standard Stacked GS1 DataBar Stacked Composite CC A CC B PDF417 The PDF417 barcode can store up to 2725 digits numeric characters only 1850 text characters al phanumeric characters only or 1108 bytes binary data only The PDF417 barcode can handle al phanumeric and binary data ...

Page 242: ...ytes binary data only The DataMatrix barcode is a two dimensional symbol based on a matrix type symbology that can handle alphanumeric and binary data Maxi Code QR コード The QR code can store up to 7089 digits numeric characters only 4296 text characters alphanumeric characters only 2953 bytes binary data only or 1817 kanji characters kanji characters only The QR code can handle alphanumeric binary ...

Page 243: ... OS installed in the Handy Terminal System Menu A program to operate the system program s functions Default device A device set as the default device among the Bluetooth devices registered as remote devices in the system menu On the system menu connection is always made to the default device Battery pack Li ion rechargeable battery BP 004 Backup battery A battery used to temporarily store the buil...

Page 244: ...GTX 221 G User s manual 243 Wireless Two dimentional Handy Terminal GTX 221 G User s Manual 3rd Edition August 2011 Copyright 2012 Welcat Inc http www welcat co jp info welcat co jp M03XIT220G_EN ...

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