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PowerNet Twin Client Reference
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September, 2003
3-1
Chapter 3 • Configuring Options
Overview of Configuring
Changing Settings: The PowerNet Configuration Utility allows you to change
keyboard, display, scanner and other settings on your RF devices. By changing these
settings, your terminal(s) are reconfigured to work optimally with different host
applications and with specific data collection (scanning) situations.
Saving New Settings: You begin configuration by selecting and adjusting the settings
that you want changed, then saving the new settings to a new configuration file. Once it
is tested, this file can then be used for programming other terminals with the same
settings. Using a configuration file allows you to quickly load multiple terminals, making
a large, uniformly configured installation.
Advanced Options: Advanced configuring covers optional, significantly involved
choices and commands. You will need to master the basic configuration techniques in
this chapter before successfully learning and using advanced configuring.
Using Configuration Tabs
Each configuration tab on the PowerNet Twin Client Configuration Utility screen has
options that may be adjusted to set various parameters.
To select a tab, position the mouse over the desired tab, and click the left mouse button.
Once the tab is selected, the various configuration parameters for the option are
displayed for your use: drop-down selection boxes, check boxes, and text entry boxes.
You may also select parameter options from the keyboard:
•= Press the
Tab key to navigate through the available fields. Each field is highlighted
when selected.
•= Press the up and down
arrow keys when in a drop down selection box and scroll
through the list of available options.
•= Press the
space bar, if at a check box, to toggle the option on or off.
•= Type data directly with the keyboard into text fields.
- Twin Client Reference 1
- Trademarks 2
- Production: 2
- Chapter 1 • Introduction 5
- Opening Screen 7
- Toolbar 7
- In This Manual 8
- Keys and Buttons 9
- Related Documents 9
- Introduction 10
- September, 2003 11
- Selecting Terminal Types 12
- September, 2003 13
- System Installation/Setup 14
- Edit Mobile Unit IP 15
- Edit Server/Host IPs 15
- Run Site Survey 16
- Switch Client Modes 16
- Set Contrast 16
- Edit Radio Option 16
- Authorizing PowerNet 17
- Authorized Terminals 18
- Add Licenses 19
- Transfer Authorization 21
- Listing 22
- Overview of Configuring 23
- Save As from the File menu 24
- Open from the File menu 24
- Auto EOF (3270,5250 only) 26
- Clear First (3270,5250 only) 26
- Advanced (3270 only) 26
- Quadrant Mode 27
- Scroll Mode 27
- Language 27
- Cursor Appearance 27
- Mapping Object 27
- Configuring Options 28
- Formatter Object 29
- Alt Scan Key 29
- Advanced Key (VT/HP only) 29
- Send Key 30
- Scan Ahead 30
- Scanner Type 32
- General 32
- Display 32
- Formatter 32
- Configuring the Timers Tab 33
- Keepalive (3270, 5250 only) 34
- Volume 35
- Allow Multiple 36
- By Attribute (for 3270 only) 36
- Alternate (5250 only) 37
- End Convert 39
- LXE Option 39
- Conversion (3270 only) 39
- Using the Miscellaneous Tab 40
- (vt100, vt220, hp700 only) 41
- Chapter 4 • Advanced Options 43
- Designing Keyboard Objects 44
- Advanced Options 46
- Keyboard Macros 47
- Using Octal Values 48
- Designing Scanner Objects 50
- Scanner Data Editor 51
- Scanner Decoder Control 53
- Extended Commands 54
- CODE 11 Control 55
- CODE 128 55
- CODE 39 55
- CODE 49 55
- CODE 93 55
- D 2 of 5 56
- INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5 56
- PLESSEY/MSI 56
- <ESC>[?z 57
- Designing Display Objects 59
- Designing Printer Objects 60
- Designing Dialog Objects 61
- Screen Capture 63
- Keyed Input 65
- Multiple Fields 65
- Key Wrap 65
- Attribute Mask 65
- Field Mask 65
- Blink Mask 66
- Extension 67
- Creating Common Settings 68
- Saving New Environ Settings 69
- TN3270E Negotiation 69
- New Environ Negotiation 70
- Setting the Emulation 71
- Starting the Emulator 72
- September, 2003 6-3 73
- Taking Snapshots 74
- Formatting 75
- Setting Up the Formatter 76
- Copying an Input Field 77
- Adding an Input Field 77
- Keyboard Mapping 78
- Deleting a Field 79
- Removing an Ident 80
- Adding an Ident 80
- First Screen from the Host 81
- Adding a Terminal Screen 83
- Deleting a Screen 83
- Saving the Formatter Object 84
- TN Plus Formatting 85
- September, 2003 6-15 85
- Chapter 7 • TN Plus Features 87
- September, 2003 7-3 89
- September, 2003 7-5 91
- September, 2003 7-7 93
- Chapter 8 • Printer Support 95
- VTerm Handler Configuration 96
- September, 2003 8-3 97
- Printer Support 98
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