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CHAPTER 4 LOCAL OPERATIONS

4.I Main Menu

The IP address shown at the top of display is the terminal IP address.

• [F1] Press [FUNC]+[1] to access the connect screens (see CHAPTER 3).
• [F2] Press [FUNC]+[2] to modify the Host IP address and port (protected by password).
• [F3] Press [FUNC]+[3] to modify network parameters by CFG24 or CFG11 utility (see APPENDIX E). (protected by password).
• [F4] Press [FUNC]+[4] to view the present configuration options.

You may exit to DOS with F10 ([FUNC]+[0]) function to perform DIAG24 or DIAG11 "site survey" utility. (protected by password)

4.II WT Configuration

[F2] WT Configuration

[CLEAR] Clears the input line
[ENTER] Save and goes to the next field
[BKSP] Erases the last character
[FUNC] [1] Aborts, do not modify.

These modifications are stored in volatile memory, and are set to default configuration values when "Bios Boot".

4.III View Options

4.III.1 Main Menu

[F4] See Options 

• [F1] PDT TERMINAL
• [F2] TELNET
• [F3] EMULATION
• [F4] FN KEYS
• [F5] SCANNER

• [F1] SERIAL
• [F2] DEBUG
• [F3] FONTS
• [F4] LOGIN AUTO
• [F5] SCROLL

4.III.2 PDT TERMINAL

[F4] See Options / [F1] PDT TERMINAL

Terminal section presents the following Options.

MsgFile
Font
Backlight
BLAutoOn
UserTmout
OffOnExtPwr
KeyClick
LocalBeeps
BeepFreq
BeepDur
DoubleHeight
DoubleWidth

4.III.3 TELNET

4.III.3.1 Menu

• F1 SESSIONS
• F2 BY SESSION
• F3 TELNET

4.III.3.2 Sessions

[F4] See Options / [F2] TELNET / [F1] SESSIONS

Sessions section presents the following options.

Max
KeyNext
KeyPrev

4.III.3.3 By Session

[F4] See Options / [F2] TELNET / [F2] BY SESSION

Session section presents the following options.

<SessionName>
<HostIP>
Port
TTypeSelByHost
TTypePreferred
<Normalized-Name>
TTypeName

4.III.3.4 Telnet

[F4] See Options / [F2] TELNET / [F3] TELNET

Telnet section presents the following options.

TelOpEchoHost
TelOpBinHost
TelOpBinTerm
TelOpSgaHost
TelOpSgaTerm
TelOpNawsTerm
TelOpTTypeTerm
DoTcpAlive

4.III.4 EMULATION

[F4] See Options / [F3] EMULATION

Emulation section presents the following options.

EscapeChar
LocalEcho
Underline
Bold
Blink
Caps
Lower
TelxonEscSeq
ROIEscSeq
HostBeeps
BeepFreq
BeepDur
TermWidth
TermHeigth
DestBksp
CurKeysApp
EnterCrNu
CrNuIsCrLf
EndScanCode
UnlkScanCode
Bits8Mode
Ignore8BCtrl
Answ

4.III.5 FN KEYS

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS

• [F1] SCAN CODES
• [F2] TELNET FN KEYS
• [F3] BEEPS

4.III.5.1 FN KEYS / SCAN CODES

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F1] SCAN CODES

• [F1] UNTRANSLATED
• [F2] TRANSLATED
• [F3] TRANSLATION LIST

See "Translation Routines" and  [SCANCODES] section.

4.III.5.2 FN KEYS / SCAN CODES / UNTRANSLATED

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F1] SCAN CODES / [F1] UNTRANSLATED

Hit any key to see the scan code generated by the key.
SC [0030h]= Scan code in hex word.

4.III.5.3 FN KEYS / SCAN CODES / TRANSLATED

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F1] SCAN CODES / [F2] TRANSLATED

Hit any key to see the scan code generated by the key.

If the key is untranslated, displays the scan code.
SC [0030h]= Scan code in hex word.

If the key is translated. Displays the scan code ant the translated string.
SC [0030h]= Scan code in hex word.
Tr [xxx] = Translated string

See "Translation Routines".

4.III.5.4 FN KEYS / SCAN CODES / TRANSLATION LIST

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F1] SCAN CODES / [F3] TRANSLATION LIST

[000A]= Scan code in hex word.
(xxx) = Translated string

See also [SCANCODES] section.

4.III.5.5 FN KEYS / TELNET FN KEYS

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F2] TELNET FN KEYS

• [F1] ANSI KEYS
• [F2] VT52 KEYS
• [F3] VT100/220 KEYS

4.III.5.6  FN KEYS / TELNET FN KEYS / FUNCTION

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F2] TELNET FN KEYS

Where :
XXXXXXXX = Terminal type, ANSI, VT52, VT100/220
1= Fn Number (1=F1 2=F2, etc.)
[n] = Number of characters of the string
(string)=The string associated with the key

See [FNKEYS_XXX] section.

4.III.5.7  FN KEYS / TELNET FN KEYS / SHIFT FUNCTION

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F2] TELNET FN KEYS

Where :
XXXXXXXX = Terminal type, ANSI, VT52, VT100/220
1= Shift-Fn Number (1=Sh-F1 2=Sh-F2, etc.)
[n] = Number of characters of the string
(string)=The string associated with the key

See [SFNKEYS_XXXX] section.

4.III.5.8  FN KEYS / TELNET FN KEYS / CURSOR

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F2] TELNET FN KEYS

Where :
XXXXXXXX = Terminal type, ANSI, VT52, VT100/220
[n] = Number of characters of the string
(string)=The string associated with the key.

See [CURKEYS_XXXX] section.

4.III.5.9  FN KEYS / TELNET FN KEYS / CURSOR APPLICATION

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F2] TELNET FN KEYS

Where :
XXXXXXXX = Terminal type, ANSI, VT100/220
[n] = Number of characters of the string
(string)=The string associated with the key

See [CURKEYSAP_XXX] section.

4.III.5.10 FN KEYS / BEEPS

[F4] See Options / [F4] FN KEYS / [F3] BEEPS

See [TERMINAL] section.

See [EMULATION] section.

Hit any key to hear the beep.

4.III.6 SCANNER

[F4] See Options / [F5] SCANNER

• [F1] SCANNER OPTIONS
• [F2] BARCODES
• [F3] BARCODE TEST
• [F4] BARCODE EDIT

4.III.6.1 SCANNER / SCANNER OPTIONS

Scanner section presents the following options.

[F4] See Options / [F5] SCANNER / [F1] SCANNER OPTIONS

Enable
TurnOffScan
Prefix
Suffix
BeepOnDecode
BeepFreq
BeepDur
ScanTmout
Redundancy
SpottingBeam

4.III.6.2 SCANNER / BARCODES

[F4] See Options / [F5] SCANNER / [F2] BARCODES

Where :
XXXXXXXX = Symbology
See [<Symbology>] Sections.

On
Min
Max
Opt

Hit any key to browse all the barcode symbologies.

4.III.6.3 SCANNER / BARCODE TEST

[F4] See Options / [F5] SCANNER / [F3] BARCODE TEST

Scan a barcode.

Where :
<Symbology> : Is the barcode symbology of the scanned barcode.
<contents>      : Is the content of the scanned barcode.

4.III.6.4 SCANNER / BARCODE EDIT

Barcode Edition section present options.

[F4] See Options / [F5] SCANNER / [F4] BARCODE EDIT

Hit any key to browse all the barcode edit sections.

On
MatchDo
MatchPos
<match>
<filter>
<insert>

4.III.7 SERIAL

4.III.7.1 SERIAL / MENU

[F4] See Options / [F1] SERIAL / 

• [F1] PRINTER
• [F2] COMKBD

4.III.7.2 SERIAL / PRINTER

Printer section presents the following options.

[F4] See Options / [F1] SERIAL /[F1] PRINTER

Type
Port
Baud
Parity
DataBits
StopBits
FlowControl
Dsr
Cts
Cd
Tmout
AskReprint

4.III.7.3 SERIAL / COMKBD

ComKbd section presents the following options.

[F4] See Options / [F1] SERIAL / [F2] COMKBD

ComKbdOn
Port
Baud
Parity
DataBits
StopBits
BlocMode
AsBarcode
Sob
Eob

4.III.8 DEBUG

Debug section present options.

[F4] See Options / [F2] DEBUG

InLog
<InFile>
OutLog
<OutFile>

4.III.9 FONTS

[F4] See Options / [F3] FONTS

See [TERMINAL] section.

Displays each character of the current font. Each line contains 16 characters, from 00h to 0Fh. The address corresponds to the last displayed character of the line.

4.III.10 LOGIN AUTO

Login section presents the following options.

[F4] See Options / [F4] LOGIN AUTO

Auto
<LogId>
<Login>
<PwdId>
<Password>
Tmout
BreakChar

4.III.11 SCROLL

Scroll section presents the following options.

[F4] See Options / [F5] SCROLL

FixedMode
StartPosX
StartPosY
ScrollX
ScrollY
KeyUp
KeyDown
KeyLeft
KeyRight
EdgeLeft
EdgeRight
EdgeUp
EdgeDown

4.IV Boot Menu

This Menu appears only after a "Bios Boot" and allows to download "dynamic" configuration files.
See APPENDIX C. for download configuration files.

• [F1] Press [FUNC]+[1] to download the configuration files by RsLink (serial connection).
• [F2] Press [FUNC]+[2] to download the configuration files by WTDNL (network connection).
• [ENTER] press ENTER key to use the present PDT configuration files (no download) and fall down to the main menu.

4.IV.1 WTDnl Configuration

[F2] By Radio

Supply the IP address of the host computer that has the WTDNL program running, and the port.

[CLEAR] Clears the line
[ENTER] Saves and goes to the next field
[BKSP] Erases the last character
[FUNC] [1] Aborts, do not modify and abort download.

These modifications are stored in flash memory if successful download, and are restored when "Bios Boot".

See APPENDIX C for WTDnl.

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