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Appendix C VX6 CE .NET 4.2
Introduction
There are several different aspects to the setup and configuration of the VX6. Many of the setup
and configuration settings are dependent upon the optional features such as hardware and software
installed on the unit. The examples found in this chapter are to be used as examples only, the
configuration of your specific VX6 computer may vary. The following sections provide a general
reference for the configuration of the VX6 and some of its optional features.
Your VX6 operating system may be Windows CE .NET 4.2 or Windows CE 5.0. The VX6
operating system is displayed on the Desktop as Windows CE .NET or Windows CE. This is the
factory default value for the Desktop Display Background.
This chapter presents information and procedures for Windows CE .NET 4.2 only. Windows CE
5.0 information and procedures are contained in Chapter 3, “System Configuration”.
Windows CE . NET 4.2 Operating System
For general use instruction, please refer to commercially available Windows CE
user’s guides or the Windows CE on-line Help application installed with the VX6.
This chapter’s contents assume the system administrator is familiar with Microsoft Windows
options and capabilities loaded on most standard Windows computers.
Therefore, the sections that follow describe only those Windows capabilities that are unique to the
VX6 and its Windows CE environment.
Wireless Network Configuration
All radio configuration is included in Chapter 5, “Wireless Network Configuration”.
Warmboot
A warmboot reboots the computer without erasing any registry data. However, any applications
installed to RAM are lost, as is all data in RAM. This happens because the operating system is
stored on the flash drive, but must be loaded into RAM to run.
All registry configurations are automatically preserved. Any applications stored as .CAB files in
the System directory and configured in the registry to persist are reinstalled on boot up by the
Launch utility.
Coldboot
A coldboot reboots the computer, erases all registry data and returns the computer to factory
default settings. In order to be preserved, applications and data must be stored in the System
folder. Registry information is not preserved. Only factory default applications and drivers stored
as .CAB files in the System directory are loaded by Launch.
A cold boot is initiated by running the Coldboot application in the \Windows directory. This
application automatically cold boots the VX6, erasing any customer applied registry changes and
returning the VX6 to its factory settings.
- VX6 Reference Guide 1
- Notices 2
- Revision Notice 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents v 9
- HAPTER 4 SCANNER 157 12
- HAPTER 6 APPLOCK 263 14
- Table of Contents xi 15
- Table of Contents xiii 17
- Table of Contents xv 19
- Table of Contents xvii 21
- Chapter 1 Introduction 23
- When to Use this Guide 24
- Document Conventions 25
- Quick Start 26
- Quick Start 5 27
- Hotkey (Activation hotkey) 27
- Components 28
- Components 7 29
- 8 Components 30
- Data Entry 31
- Keyboard Data Entry 31
- Tethered Scanners 31
- Bluetooth Scanners 31
- RS-232 Data Entry 31
- Touchscreen Entry 32
- Data Entry 11 33
- Touchscreen and Mouse 33
- Setup the Radio and Network 34
- Install LXEConnect 35
- Using LXEConnect 37
- ActiveSync – Initial Setup 38
- USB Connection 38
- Serial Connection 38
- Initial Use 39
- Subsequent Use 41
- LnkB00440fd01020 - Sample 43
- 22 Bluetooth 44
- VX6 without Label 44
- Bluetooth 23 45
- Getting Help 47
- Manuals and Accessories 47
- Manuals 47
- Accessories 47
- 26 Manuals and Accessories 48
- Manuals and Accessories 27 49
- 28 Manuals and Accessories 50
- Identifying Your VX6 51
- Hardware Platforms 51
- Software Revisions 51
- Hardware Configuration 52
- System Hardware 52
- Central Processing Unit 53
- I/O Components 53
- System Memory 53
- Video Subsystem 53
- Power Supply 54
- PCMCIA Slots 54
- CF Slot 54
- SD Slot 54
- Bluetooth LXEZ Pairing 55
- Power Modes 56
- Physical Controls 57
- On/Off Switch 57
- External Connectors 58
- External Connectors 37 59
- 38 External Connectors 60
- 9000A054CBLD9D9 61
- 40 External Connectors 62
- Ethernet/USB Connector 63
- Ethernet/USB Dongle Cables 64
- External Connectors 43 65
- D15 Female Connector 65
- External Connectors 45 67
- RJ45 Connector 67
- Audio Connector 68
- External Connectors 47 69
- Antenna Connections 72
- Internal Antenna 73
- 52 The QWERTY Keyboard 74
- Key Maps 75
- NumLock and the VX6 75
- Keyboard Backlight 75
- Keyboard LEDs 76
- The QWERTY Keyboard 55 77
- Secondary Keys LED 77
- 56 The QWERTY Keyboard 78
- Control Keys 78
- USB Keyboard/Mouse 79
- 58 The QWERTY Keyboard 80
- The QWERTY Keyboard 59 81
- Enabling the Input Panel 81
- The Display 82
- Cleaning the Display 82
- Touchscreen 82
- PCMCIA, CF and SD Slots 83
- 62 PCMCIA, CF and SD Slots 84
- PCMCIA Pinout 84
- PCMCIA, CF and SD Slots 63 85
- Install PCMCIA Cards 85
- 64 PCMCIA, CF and SD Slots 86
- Left Port 87
- 66 PCMCIA, CF and SD Slots 88
- CF Card Slot 89
- SD Card Slot 90
- External Power Supply 91
- 70 Power Supply 92
- Specifications 92
- Power Supply 71 93
- 72 Power Supply 94
- Power Adapter Cable 94
- CMOS Battery 95
- 74 Power Supply 96
- Windows CE Operating System 97
- Warmboot 97
- Coldboot 97
- 78 Installed Software 100
- Desktop 101
- Folders Copies at Startup 102
- My Device Folders 102
- Start Menu Program Options 103
- Communication 104
- Connect 105
- Internet Explorer 106
- Media Player 106
- Command Prompt 106
- Remote Desktop Connection 107
- Transcriber 107
- Windows Explorer 107
- Taskbar 108
- Control Panel Options 109
- 88 Control Panel Options 110
- Control Panel Options 89 111
- Language and Fonts 111
- 90 Control Panel Options 112
- Radio MAC Address 112
- Accessibility 113
- Administrator Control 114
- Bluetooth 115
- 94 Control Panel Options 116
- Discover 116
- Control Panel Options 95 117
- Bluetooth Devices 117
- 96 Control Panel Options 118
- Bluetooth Device Properties 118
- Control Panel Options 97 119
- Settings 119
- Turn Off Bluetooth Button 119
- Options 119
- 98 Control Panel Options 120
- Control Panel Options 99 121
- Certificates 122
- Date/Time 122
- Dialing 123
- Display 124
- Input Panel 125
- Internet Options 126
- Keyboard 127
- 106 Control Panel Options 128
- Control Panel Options 107 129
- LaunchApp 129
- Control Panel Options 109 131
- How To: Remap a Command 131
- 110 Control Panel Options 132
- MX3X-VXC Options 133
- Control Panel Options 113 135
- 114 Control Panel Options 136
- Password 137
- PC Connection 138
- Control Panel Options 117 139
- 118 Control Panel Options 140
- Regional Settings 141
- Remove Programs 141
- Scanner 141
- 120 Control Panel Options 142
- Double Tap 142
- Calibration 142
- Control Panel Options 121 143
- General 143
- 122 Control Panel Options 144
- Device Name 144
- Copyrights 144
- Volume and Sounds 145
- Prerequisites 147
- Explore 148
- Disconnect 149
- Troubleshooting 150
- VX6 Utilities 153
- LAUNCH.EXE 153
- 132 VX6 Utilities 154
- VX6 Utilities 133 155
- COLDBOOT.EXE 155
- PrtScrn.EXE 155
- API Calls 156
- Reflash the VX6 157
- 136 Reflash the VX6 158
- Clearing Persistent Storage 159
- Network Configuration 159
- Wireless Radios 159
- Ethernet Connector 159
- Briefly . . 160
- Enabler Install Process 160
- Enabler Uninstall Process 160
- Stop the Enabler Service 161
- Update Monitoring Overview 161
- Enabler Configuration 163
- File Menu Options 164
- Avalanche Update Settings 165
- Menu Options 165
- Connection 166
- Execution 167
- Server Contact 168
- Startup/Shutdown 169
- Scan Config 170
- Shortcuts 171
- Adapters 172
- 154 eXpress Scan 176
- 156 eXpress Scan 178
- Chapter 4 Scanner 179
- Barcode Manipulation 180
- Main Tab 181
- COM Port Tabs 182
- Barcode Tab 183
- 162 Barcode Manipulation 184
- Enable Code ID 184
- Barcode Manipulation 163 185
- Barcode – Symbology Settings 185
- 164 Barcode Manipulation 186
- Barcode Manipulation 165 187
- Barcode Data Edit Buttons 188
- Match List Rules 189
- Add Prefix/Suffix Control 190
- Translate All 191
- 170 Barcode Manipulation 192
- Barcode – Custom Identifiers 192
- Barcode Manipulation 171 193
- 172 Barcode Manipulation 194
- Barcode Manipulation 173 195
- Barcode Processing Examples 195
- Screen Blanking 198
- Operation 199
- 178 Screen Blanking 200
- Introduction 201
- Summit Radio 202
- Summit Client Utility 203
- 182 Summit Radio 204
- Summit Tray Icon 204
- Summit Radio 183 205
- 184 Summit Radio 206
- Admin Login 206
- Summit Radio 185 207
- Auto Profile 207
- 186 Summit Radio 208
- Profile Tab 208
- Summit Radio 187 209
- Using the Scan Feature 209
- 188 Summit Radio 210
- Parameters 210
- Summit Radio 189 211
- 190 Summit Radio 212
- Summit Radio 191 213
- Status Tab 213
- 192 Summit Radio 214
- Diags Tab 214
- Summit Radio 193 215
- Global Tab 215
- 194 Summit Radio 216
- Summit Radio 195 217
- 196 Summit Radio 218
- Summit Radio 197 219
- 198 Summit Radio 220
- Summit Radio 199 221
- 200 Summit Radio 222
- Summit Radio 201 223
- User Certificates 223
- Root CA Certificates 223
- 202 Summit Radio 224
- Summit Wireless Security 225
- 204 Summit Radio 226
- No Security 226
- Summit Radio 205 227
- 206 Summit Radio 228
- Summit Radio 207 229
- 208 Summit Radio 230
- PEAP/MSCHAP 230
- Summit Radio 209 231
- 210 Summit Radio 232
- PEAP/GTC 232
- Summit Radio 211 233
- 212 Summit Radio 234
- WPA/LEAP 234
- Summit Radio 213 235
- 214 Summit Radio 236
- EAP-FAST 236
- Summit Radio 215 237
- 216 Summit Radio 238
- EAP-TLS 238
- Summit Radio 217 239
- 218 Summit Radio 240
- WPA PSK 240
- Cisco Radio 241
- Cisco Radio 221 243
- Configuring for WPA 245
- Cisco PEAP installed 246
- Cisco Radio 225 247
- 226 Cisco Radio 248
- Cisco Radio 227 249
- 228 Cisco Radio 250
- Cisco Radio 229 251
- 230 Cisco Radio 252
- Cisco Radio 231 253
- Server Authentication 253
- 232 Cisco Radio 254
- Cisco Radio 233 255
- 234 Cisco Radio 256
- Cisco Radio 235 257
- 236 Cisco Radio 258
- Cisco Radio 237 259
- Cisco ACU 259
- 238 Cisco Radio 260
- Cisco Radio 239 261
- 240 Cisco Radio 262
- User Certificate 262
- Cisco Radio 241 263
- Setting EAP/TLS Parameters 263
- 242 Cisco Radio 264
- Cisco Radio 243 265
- 244 Cisco Radio 266
- WPA PSK Configuration 266
- Symbol Radio 267
- IP Information Tab 267
- IPv6 Information Tab 267
- Wireless Information Tab 268
- Symbol Radio 247 269
- Add a new connection 269
- 248 Symbol Radio 270
- Select a User Certificate 270
- Root Certificates 271
- 250 Certificates 272
- Certificates 251 273
- 252 Certificates 274
- 254 Certificates 276
- Certificates 255 277
- 256 Certificates 278
- Certificates 257 279
- 258 Certificates 280
- Certificates 259 281
- 260 Certificates 282
- Certificates 261 283
- 262 Certificates 284
- Chapter 6 AppLock 285
- 264 Introduction 286
- Multi-Application AppLock 286
- Introduction 265 287
- Single Application AppLock 287
- Setup a New Device 288
- Administration Mode 289
- End User Mode 289
- Passwords 290
- End-User Switching Technique 291
- Using a Stylus Tap 291
- Application Configuration 292
- Application Panel 292
- Option Explanation 294
- Launch Button 295
- Auto At Boot 295
- Auto Re-Launch 296
- Manual (Launch) 296
- Allow Close 296
- Security Panel 298
- Options Panel 299
- Status Panel 300
- Save As 301
- Troubleshooting AppLock 302
- Appendix A Key Maps 303
- Physical Specifications 309
- Environmental Specifications 310
- Display Specifications 311
- Summit 802.11b/g CF 2.4GHz 312
- 2.402 - 2.480 GHz 312
- PCMCIA Cisco 2.4GHz Type II 313
- Appendix C VX6 CE .NET 4.2 315
- Installed Software 316
- Software Load 316
- 296 Installed Software 318
- My Computer Folders 320
- 306 Control Panel Options 328
- Control Panel Options 307 329
- 308 Control Panel Options 330
- 316 Control Panel Options 338
- Control Panel Options 317 339
- 318 Control Panel Options 340
- Control Panel Options 321 343
- 322 Control Panel Options 344
- Storage Manager 345
- 324 Control Panel Options 346
- Control Panel Options 325 347
- 326 Control Panel Options 348
- 328 Control Panel Options 350
- AppLock Error Messages 352
- AppLock Error Messages 331 353
- 332 AppLock Error Messages 354
- AppLock Error Messages 333 355
- 334 AppLock Error Messages 356
- AppLock Error Messages 335 357
- 336 AppLock Error Messages 358
- AppLock Error Messages 337 359
- 338 AppLock Error Messages 360
- AppLock Registry Settings 361
- Valid VK Codes for CE 362
- ASCII Control Codes 363
- 342 ASCII Control Codes 364
- Hat Encoding 365
- 344 Hat Encoding 366
- Decimal - Hexadecimal Chart 367
- Revision History 369
- 348 Revision History 370
- Revision History 349 371
- 350 Revision History 372
- Revision History 351 373
- 352 Revision History 374
- 354 Index 376
- Index 355 377
- 356 Index 378
- Index 357 379
- 358 Index 380
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