Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal

GTX-221-G
User's ManualTrademarks

Trademarks-

Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the UnitedStates and other countries.

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Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and licensed to and used by Welcat Inc.

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The bitmap fonts developed by Ricoh Company, Ltd. are installed in the Handy Terminal.

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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.

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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.

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Company names, product names and standard names indicated in this manual are registered trademarks ortrademarks of their respective owners.

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GTX-221-G User's manualFor Safe and Correct Use

For Safe and Correct Use
Thank you for purchasing our product.
Before using this product, read this user's manual thoroughly for proper use and maintenance of the product. Check
the product's specifications, functions, and details, and when using the product, carefully read instructions marked
on the product as well as this manual so that you can properly use this product to avoid any accident. Note that it isalso important to perform periodical inspection and maintenance on the product. The following symbols classify andexplain the levels of injury and damage that could be caused if using this product improperly by disregarding thesafety instructions indicated by the symbols. The symbols are classified by danger level.

DangerIndicates an imminently hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result in death orserious injury.

Warning
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result in death orserious injury.

CautionIndicates a potentially hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol may result in injury or
physical damage only.
The following symbols classify and explain the safety instructions you must observe:

This symbol indicates Prohibited Action. The specific details of prohibited
action are indicated in a figure with this symbol.
This symbol indicates Mandatory Action. The specific details of mandatory
action are indicated in a figure with this symbol.
This symbol indicates Alert. The specific details of alert are indicated in a
figure with this symbol.

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

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Required Precautions
To use the Handy Terminal, strictly observe the safety instructions (danger, warning, and alert)
recommended by the manufacturers of the PC and peripherals you are using.

Common to GTX-221-G Main Unit and Battery Pack (BP-004)

DangerBe sure to use the specified
peripherals.
- Battery pack (BP-004)- Single Charger (QC-006)- Multi Charger (QC-007)- USB Communication Unit (IU-004)- USB Communication/Charging Unit
(IU-004C)

It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

Do not put the product into a microwave
oven or high-pressure container.

Do not put the product into fire orheat the product.

It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

Do not direct a laser beam toward
someone's eyes.

Do not short-circuit or solder a terminal suchas the battery pack terminal and the main
unit's terminal for battery pack or charging.

If laser light gets in the eyes, there is arisk of damage to eyesight (See "Laser
Safety Standard"P.8) ) .

Do not reverse the plus (+) and minus (-)
polarity of the battery pack during use or
charging.
It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

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Do not store or use it at locations where hightemperature (near a fire or stove or in thesun) or flammable gases can be generated.

It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

Do not get the product wet or immerse it inwater or sea water.
It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

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Warning
While charging the battery pack, if
charging does not becomecomplete even after the specified
charging time, stop charging.
It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

If overheating, smoking or odor is
detected, turn off the power supply
and remove the battery pack.
Continuing to operate it in this condition
may cause overheating or igniting. For
the battery pack, it may further cause
liquid leakage or explosion.

Prevent any part of the body(fingers, hand, etc.) from touching aterminal such as the battery packterminal and the main unit's terminal
for battery pack or charging.
It may cause electrical shock, injury, orother damages.

Do not subject the battery pack toforceful impacts such as dropping or
throwing it.
It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion, ignition, orother damages.

Do not disassemble or modify thebattery pack.
It may cause injury, electrical shock, fire
accident, or other damages. Forinternal inspection and adjustment,
consult the delivery agent throughwhich you have purchased it.
We accept no liability for any problems
caused accidentally by any attempt at
remodeling.

Keep the battery pack away fromchemicals.
Do not use or store it near chemicals or
where it may come in contact withchemicals. It may cause injury,
electrical shock, fire accident, or otherdamages.

Use the specified battery charger tocharge the battery pack.
Otherwise, the battery pack could
overheat, explode, or catch fire.This
may cause overheating, explosion,
ignition or further liquid leakage.

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Caution
Do not use or store the product in a location where the product becomes hot or in ahumid or dusty place.
Avoid using or storing the product in a location where the product becomes hot such as near fireor in direct sunlight. Otherwise, an accident such as fire may occur; the product's chassis may be
deformed; or the device may become faulty. In addition, avoid using or storing the product in ahumid or dusty place. It may cause injury, electrical shock, fire accident, or other damages.

Do not put the product in an
unstable place.

Keep the product out of reach ofsmall children.

Otherwise, the product could drop or fall
down and cause injury or the device
may become faulty.

Otherwise, there is a risk of injury.

The Handy Terminal is intended to be used for general purposes such as office use andindustrial use. It is not assumed to be used for purposes requiring high-level safety as
follows:- Control and management of land, sea, and air transportation and traffic; control andmanagement of nuclear facilities; and control and management of life-support
systems.
It should be noted that Welcat Inc. will not take any responsibility for damage caused by use forthe purposes mentioned above that involve serious danger to life, the human body, and theenvironment.

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GTX-221-G Main Unit

Warning
Be sure to prevent the hand strap from beingcaught while carrying the product.
Be very careful with the hand strap. If the handstrap gets caught, injury or an accident may occur.

Do not use the Handy Terminal nearelectronic equipment requiring high-accuracy
control or handling feeble signals.
Otherwise, the product could affect electronicequipment (medical electronic equipment, fire
alarms, automatic doors, and otherautomatically-controlled equipment) and cause its
malfunction.

Do not put a foreign object into the main unit.
If a foreign object or liquid gets into the main unit, stop using the main unit and contact your dealer where you purchased it.
If you continue to use the main unit as-is, there is a risk of such an accident as electrical shock and fire, or the device may
become faulty.

Caution
Keep the product as far away as possible
from equipment generating noise such as aPC, fluorescent lamp, and microwave oven.
Otherwise, communication could not be
performed correctly due to noise.

Avoid any strong shock or impact.
Do not drop, throw, or hit the product.
Otherwise, there is a risk of the device may
become faulty.

Be sure to hold the product in your handwhen using.
If operating the product placed on the floor, on thedesk, or in the charger cradle, there is a risk ofmalfunction or the device may become faulty.

Do not immerse the product in water orsplash water over the product.
The Handy Terminal is not protected against
immersion in water or water splash. Water could
get inside the product and cause such an accident
as electrical shock and fire, or the device may
become faulty.

Do not use or store the product in a location
where strong magnetic fields could be
generated such as near a magnet, buzzer,
speakers, CRT, and RFID antenna.
Otherwise, the product could malfunction or fail.

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Battery pack (BP-004)

Danger
If any liquid leaking through the battery pack comes in contact with your skin or clothing,
immediately wash away with clean water. Also, if any liquid enters your eyes, immediately rinse
your eyes thoroughly with clean water without rubbing your eyes, and then consult a doctor.
Not attending to your eyes immediately in this way may cause loss of vision or other injuries.

Do not put the battery pack into a fire,and do not heat it.

Do not get the battery pack wet or
immerse it in water or sea water.

It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion or ignition,.

It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion or ignition,.

Do not drive a nail into the battery pack,hammer it or trample on it.
It may cause leakage of internal liquids,
overheating, explosion or ignition,.

Warning
Do not use a battery pack that is discolored or deformed or shows liquid leakage.
This may cause overheating, explosion, ignition or further liquid leakage. Also keep it away from any firesource. Otherwise, the leaking liquid electrolyte may ignite.

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Laser Safety Standard
The Handy Terminal complies with the CDRH/IEC Class2 lazer product safety standard.
Laser class: Class 2
Maximum output: 1mW
Wavelength: 655±10nm
Your aversion response such as eye blinking can protect your eyes against lasers in Class 2. However, do not stareat a laser beam or get a laser beam in your eyes.

Laser-Related Warning LabelBe sure to observe instructions in the user's manual and don't disassemble the product.

Caution

Otherwise, there is a risk of exposure to dangerous laser emitting.
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified
herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

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LCD Screen
Depending on the product, red, blue, or green bright dots may remain on the screen or small dark dots may
appear. In addition, when used in a low-temperature environment, the screen display looks a little slow to react.
All these are irregularities due to the characteristics of the LCD and are not defects.

Notes on microSD Cards- Use microSD cards proved operable (See "1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card" (P.37)).
For details on how to handle microSD cards, see the instruction manual provided with your microSD card.

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Regulations
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules and Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS
standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:[1] this device may not cause interference, and[2] this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of this device.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Le présent appareil est conforme aux la partie 15 des règles de la FCC et CNR d'Industrie Canada
applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions
suivantes :[1] l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et[2] l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage
est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, ursuant to part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates,uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmfulinterference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase 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.

This telecommunication equipment conforms to NTC technical requirement.

This device complies with ICTQC Rules.

Caution10

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible forcompliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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RF Exposure Compliance
The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power
wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power
Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas
high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure of low-level RF that does not produce
heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-level RF exposures have not found
any biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings
have not been confirmed by additional research. [Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal (GTX-221-G)] has been tested
and found to comply with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the
FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 and RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency(RF) Exposure rules.
Les connaissances scientifiques dont nous disposons n’ont mis en évidence aucun problème de santé associé àl’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 puissanceémettent une énergie radioélectrique (RF) très faible dans le spectre des micro-ondes lorsqu’ils sont utilisés. Alorsqu’une dose élevée de RF peut avoir des effets sur la santé (en chauffant les tissus), l’exposition à de faibles RF
qui ne produisent pas de chaleur n’a pas de mauvais effets connus sur la santé. De nombreuses études ont été
menées sur les expositions aux RF faibles et n’ont découvert aucun effet biologique. Certaines études ont suggéré
qu’il pouvait y avoir certains effets biologiques, mais ces résultats n’ont pas été confirmés par des recherches
supplémentaires. [Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal (GTX-221-G)] a été testé et jugé conforme aux limites
d’exposition aux rayonnements énoncées pour un environnement non contrôlé et respecte les règles les
radioélectriques (RF) de la FCC lignes directrices d'exposition dans le Supplément C à OET65 et d’exposition auxfréquences radioélectriques (RF) CNR-102 de l’IC.

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GTX-221-G User's manualContents

Contents
Trademarks .......................................................................................................................... 1
For Safe and Correct Use .................................................................................................... 2
Required Precautions................................................................................................................................. 3
Laser Safety Standard................................................................................................................................ 8
Laser-Related Warning Label .................................................................................................................... 8LCD Screen ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Notes on microSD Cards ........................................................................................................................... 9
Regulations .............................................................................................................................................. 10
RF Exposure Compliance ......................................................................................................................... 11

Contents ............................................................................................................................ 12
Summary of This Manual ................................................................................................... 19* Composition of This Manual .................................................................................................................. 19* Notes on Symbols, Terms, and Manual Conventions ............................................................................ 20

System Architecture ........................................................................................................... 21* Product Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 21* WLAN Communication System Configuration ....................................................................................... 22* Bluetooth Communication System Configuration .................................................................................. 23* Infrared Communication (IrDA) System Configuration .......................................................................... 24

Chapter 1 Hardware
1-1 About the Handy Terminal............................................................................................ 26
1-1-1 Confirm the Supplied Items ......................................................................................................... 26
1-1-2 Optional Items ............................................................................................................................. 27
1-1-3 Name and Function of Each Unit ................................................................................................ 28* LED Display ........................................................................................................................................... 30* Names of Operation Keys ..................................................................................................................... 31* LCD Screen Status Bar.......................................................................................................................... 32

1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal .................................................................................. 33
1-2-1 Attaching the Hand Strap ............................................................................................................ 33
1-2-2 Handling the Battery Pack........................................................................................................... 34* Attaching the Battery Pack..................................................................................................................... 34* Detaching the Battery Pack ................................................................................................................... 35

1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card ........................................................................................................ 37* Tested microSD Card ............................................................................................................................. 37* Installing the microSD Card ................................................................................................................... 38* Detaching the microSD Card ................................................................................................................. 40

1-2-4 Charging the Battery Pack .......................................................................................................... 42

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GTX-221-G User's manualContents* Charging One Unit ................................................................................................................................. 43* Charging Multiple Units .......................................................................................................................... 45

1-2-5 Remaining Charge Level Display and Alarm for the Battery Pack ............................................. 47* Remaining Charge Level Display for the Battery Pack ......................................................................... 47* Charging the Backup Battery ................................................................................................................. 49

1-2-6 Memory Backup .......................................................................................................................... 50* Memory Backup ..................................................................................................................................... 50* Charging the Backup Battery ................................................................................................................. 51

1-2-7 Long-term Storage ...................................................................................................................... 52* Long-term Storage of the Handy Terminal ............................................................................................. 52* Long-term Storage of the Battery Pack ................................................................................................. 52

1-3 Basic Usage Method.................................................................................................... 53
1-3-1 Power ON/OFF............................................................................................................................ 53
1-3-2 How to Read a Barcode .............................................................................................................. 54* Read Method ......................................................................................................................................... 54

1-3-3 Useful Features during Operation ............................................................................................... 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
Chapter 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 Created by the System or the Application Software ..................................................................... 61* R drive (microSD card) folder configuration .......................................................................................... 61

2-2 Registry ....................................................................................................................... 62
2-3 Create an Application Software.................................................................................... 63* Peripheral Softwares ............................................................................................................................. 63

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings
3-1 Communication Type ................................................................................................... 65* WLAN Communication>* Bluetooth Communication

13"3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment"(P.68) ....................... 65>"3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment"(P.77) ............. 66
GTX-221-G User's manualContents* Infrared Communication (IrDA)>"3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment"(P.81)................................................................................................................................................................. 66

3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment.............................................................. 67
3-2-1 Preparation on the PC Side ........................................................................................................ 67
3-2-2 Preparation on the Product Side ................................................................................................. 68* WLAN Communication Settings by Setting Wizard ............................................................................... 69* WLAN Communication Settings by the System Menu .......................................................................... 72* WLAN Communication Settings by DHCP ............................................................................................ 73

3-2-3 Downloading the Application Software by WLAN Communication ................................................. 74

3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment ......................................................... 76
3-3-1 Preparation on the PC Side ........................................................................................................ 76* COM Port Verification ............................................................................................................................ 76

3-3-2 Preparation on the Product Side ................................................................................................. 76
3-3-3 Downloading the Application Software by Bluetooth Communication.................................................... 77

3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment ................................................. 80
3-4-1 Preparation on the PC Side ........................................................................................................ 81
3-4-2 Downloading the Application Software by Infrared Communication (IrDA) ................................ 82* Equipment Preparation .......................................................................................................................... 82* Preparation before Use.......................................................................................................................... 82* Transfer Utility BluePorter-V Startup ...................................................................................................... 83* Communication Settings ........................................................................................................................ 83* File Download ........................................................................................................................................ 84

3-5 Executing the Application Software.............................................................................. 86* Selecting from the File List to Execute .................................................................................................. 86* Automatic Execution upon Startup ......................................................................................................... 88

Chapter 4 System Menu
4-1 Using the System Menu............................................................................................... 90
4-1-1 Operation Keys............................................................................................................................ 90* List of Key Assignments......................................................................................................................... 91

4-1-2 Launching the System Menu ...................................................................................................... 92
4-1-3 When Launching the System Menu for the First Time ......................................................................... 92
4-1-4 Using the System Menu .............................................................................................................. 93* Selecting Setting Items .......................................................................................................................... 93* Entering Data Using Keys...................................................................................................................... 94* Other Operations ................................................................................................................................... 96* Entering Data Using a Barcode ............................................................................................................. 97

4-2 System Menu Structure ............................................................................................... 98
4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations............................................................ 100
4-3-1 Auto Execute: Automatic Execution of the Application Software .............................................. 101

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4-3-2 Clock: Time Settings ................................................................................................................. 102* Time ..................................................................................................................................................... 102* Manual setting: Sets the Time Manually .............................................................................................. 102* Server setting: Receives the time automatically from the server ........................................................ 103

4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings Related to Power ......................................................... 104* Resume Function: Retaining the State during Power OFF ................................................................. 104* Auto wakeup: Started at the Predefined Time ..................................................................................... 106* Auto Power OFF: Automatic Power OFF ............................................................................................. 108

4-3-4 Password: Setting / Clearing Password.................................................................................... 109* Set: Setting the Password .................................................................................................................... 110* Clear: Clearing the Password ............................................................................................................... 110

4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings .................................................................... 111
4-4-1 SSID: Setting SSID .................................................................................................................... 111
4-4-2 Roaming level: Setting the Roaming Level........................................................................................112
4-4-3 Doze mode: Setting the Timeout Time .......................................................................................112
4-4-4 Security: WLAN Communication Security Settings ...................................................................113* Encryption ............................................................................................................................................. 113* Authentication ....................................................................................................................................... 118* Attention ............................................................................................................................................... 123

4-4-5 Advanced: Advanced Settings Related to WLAN Communication ........................................... 124
4-4-6 MAC address: Displaying the MAC Address ............................................................................ 126

4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings ..................................................................... 127
4-5-1 TCP/IP: TCP/IP Settings ........................................................................................................... 128
4-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Settings .............................................................................................................. 130* Startup type .......................................................................................................................................... 131* Item not to update ................................................................................................................................ 132* Server port ........................................................................................................................................... 132

4-5-3 FTP: FTP Settings ..................................................................................................................... 133* Server address .................................................................................................................................... 133* User name ........................................................................................................................................... 134* Password ............................................................................................................................................. 134* Advanced ............................................................................................................................................. 135

4-5-4 DNS: DNS Server Settings ....................................................................................................... 137* Primary ................................................................................................................................................ 137* Secondary ............................................................................................................................................ 138* Advanced ............................................................................................................................................. 138

4-5-5 SNMP: SNMP Settings ............................................................................................................. 139* Community (R/Only) ............................................................................................................................ 139* Community (R/W) ................................................................................................................................ 140* Trap ...................................................................................................................................................... 140

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GTX-221-G User's manualContents* Advanced ............................................................................................................................................. 141

4-6 Receive: Receiving Files ........................................................................................... 143
4-6-1 Receive: Receiving Files by WLAN/Bluetooth/Infrared Communication (IrDA) ....................... 143* Receiving Files (WLAN)....................................................................................................................... 145* Receiving Files (Bluetooth/IrDA) ......................................................................................................... 147

4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files .......................................................... 149* Execute: Execute an Application Program .......................................................................................... 153* Play: Play Audio Data .......................................................................................................................... 153* View: Display Graphic Data ................................................................................................................. 154* Properties: Display Detailed Information of a File ............................................................................... 154* Upload: Upload Files to a PC or Another Terminal .............................................................................. 155* Delete: Delete Files ............................................................................................................................. 157* All Checks Applied: Select All Files ...................................................................................................... 158* All Checks Removed: Deselect All Files .............................................................................................. 158* Copy to the Specified Drive ................................................................................................................. 159

4-8 ID: Setting the Terminal Identification ID .................................................................... 160
4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions.......................................................................... 161
4-9-1 Barcode: Configuring the Barcode Scanner ............................................................................. 161* Trigger Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 162* Picklist Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 164* Inverse barcode ................................................................................................................................... 164* Security level ....................................................................................................................................... 165* QR Mode ............................................................................................................................................. 167* Quiet zone(1D) .................................................................................................................................... 168

4-9-2 Key ............................................................................................................................................ 169* Setting the Key Repeat ........................................................................................................................ 169* Setting the Key backlight ..................................................................................................................... 170

4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device......................................................... 171* Local Device ........................................................................................................................................ 171* Remote Device .................................................................................................................................... 173

4-9-4 Setting the Display/Backlight Luminosity .................................................................................. 180* Luminosity ............................................................................................................................................ 180* Right Sensor ........................................................................................................................................ 181

4-9-5 Tone/Vibrator: Setting the Volume, LED, and the Vibrator ....................................................... 181* Volume ................................................................................................................................................. 182* Indicator Func ...................................................................................................................................... 182* Click Sound .......................................................................................................................................... 188

4-10 Management: Setting Basic Information and Management ........................................ 189
4-10-1 System info: Checking the OS Version ................................................................................... 189
4-10-2 Format: Registry/Drive Formatting............................................................................................. 190

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4-10-3 Clone: Creating a Copy ........................................................................................................... 192* How to Execute Clone ......................................................................................................................... 192* Bluetooth/IrDA ..................................................................................................................................... 193* microSD ............................................................................................................................................... 197

4-10-4 Drive: Displaying Drive Information......................................................................................... 200
4-10-5 Mothball: Settings When Not Using the Product For Long ..................................................... 201
4-10-6 Wizard: Starting the Screen Facilitating Configuration of Communication Settings............... 202
4-10-7 OS Update: Updating the OS of This Product ........................................................................ 203

4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices ............................................................................... 205
4-11-1 WLAN: Testing WLAN Communication ................................................................................... 205* Configuration ....................................................................................................................................... 206* WLAN/ping test .................................................................................................................................... 207* AP Search ............................................................................................................................................ 208

4-11-2 Bluetooth: Testing Bluetooth Communication ......................................................................... 209
4-11-3 IrDA: Testing Infrared Communication .................................................................................... 210
4-11-4 Barcode ....................................................................................................................................211
Single Scan ............................................................................................................................................. 211
Multiple scan .......................................................................................................................................... 215* Random ............................................................................................................................................... 216* Pick up ................................................................................................................................................. 220

4-11-5 Display: Testing the LCD Screen ............................................................................................ 226
4-11-6 Key: Testing Key Operations and Indicators ........................................................................... 226

Chapter 5 Specifications
5-1 Product Specifications ............................................................................................... 229
5-1-1 GTX-221-G Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal.................................................................................... 229* Dimensions .......................................................................................................................................... 234

5-1-2 QC-006 Single Charger............................................................................................................. 235
5-1-3 QC-007 Multi Charger ............................................................................................................... 236
5-1-4 IU-004C USB Communication/Charging Unit ........................................................................... 236

5-2 Scan Specifications.................................................................................................... 238
5-2-1 How to Scan Barcodes.............................................................................................................. 238
5-2-2 Scan Depth................................................................................................................................ 238
5-2-3 Barcode Skew and Scannable Angle ........................................................................................ 239

5-3 Characters to Output on Screen ................................................................................ 240* Double-Byte Characters ...................................................................................................................... 240* Single-Byte Characters ........................................................................................................................ 240

Chapter 6 FAQs and Answers
6-1 FAQs and Answers .................................................................................................... 242

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Product Warranty ............................................................................................................. 249* Product Warranty ................................................................................................................................. 249

Consumables ................................................................................................................... 250
Appendix
Appendix-1 Factory Default List ....................................................................................... 252
Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes ......................................................................................... 256
Appendix-3 Glossary........................................................................................................ 271

18GTX-221-G User's manualSummary of This Manual

Summary of This Manual* Composition of This ManualThis manual is made up of the following:
System Architecture

Explains an overview of the system configuration of the Handy Terminal.
Read this part for a better understanding of the product.

Chapter 1 Hardware

Explains how to use each part of the Handy Terminal and how to use thehardware such as attaching the battery pack, charging, and reading
barcodes.

Chapter 2 Software

Explains the software.

Chapter 3 Communication

Explains an environment for creating application software and how toEnvironment

create, install, and execute application software.

Settings
Chapter4 System Menu

Explains how to operate basic functions and explains the system menu.

Chapter5 Specification

Product specifications list.

Chapter6 FAQs and Answers

Explains FAQs and trouble, and explains items required to check fortroubleshooting.

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Product Warranty

Explains product warranties and user registration.

Consumables

Explains consumables.

Appendixes

Describes the settings before shipment and sample barcode.

GTX-221-G User's manualSummary of This Manual* Notes on Symbols, Terms, and Manual Conventions
In this manual, the following symbols, terms, and conventions are used:

CautionDescribes items to be observed by the user and precautions when operating the
product. Carefully read the description indicated by this symbol and be sure toobserve the instructions.

Hint

Describes useful information and tips.

refIntroduces pages describing related information or other manuals.

Product/main unit

Means the GTX-221-G main unit.

[ ] Key[]

Describes names of keys on the control panel using [ ] .
Example: the [PW] key
Describes items displayed on screen using [ ] .
Example: [System Menu]
Explains how to operate the system menu.
Restricts some of operations on the system menu when the battery pack level islower than the specified value (which depends on the operation) at the time of
execution. Use this symbol to explain how to perform operation in such cases.
For some operation on the system menu, the settings can be collectively made

DHCP

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from your PC using the DHCP client function. This symbol is used for how to
operate the DHCP client function in such cases.

GTX-221-G User's manualSystem Architecture

System Architecture* Product Configuration
The basic product configuration for the Handy Terminal is given below. Please prepare the accessories whennecessary.

Portable holder
CB-001(Optionally available)

Battery pack
BP-004(supplied with terminal)

Impact-resistant protective coverDC-013(Optionally available)

Hand strap(supplied with terminal)
Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
GTX-221-G

Battery pack
BP-004(Optionally available)

Charge the handy
terminal/battery pack
(One unit)

QC-00621

Charge the handy
terminal/battery pack
(Four unit)

QC-007IrDA communication+
Charge the handy
terminal/battery pack

IU-004C

GTX-221-G User's manualSystem Architecture* WLAN Communication System Configuration
You can perform communication with a PC after configuring WLAN communication and TCP/IP with the accesspoint connected to the Ethernet LAN.
This makes it possible to download an application software created on the PC, transmit/receive data, or configure
the Handy Terminal from the PC.
This communication requires an optional access point, an Ethernet cable, and a HUB.
For

WLAN

communication

settings

relateddetails,

see

"3-2

Building

WLAN

Communication

Environment"(P.67) "4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings"(P.111) ."4-5 Network: Network Connection
Settings"(P.127) as well as the access point manual.

Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
GTX-221-G

WLAN
communication

PC having the following software installedLAN-WebGlider-X2 Editor package(WGE-002): Optionally available-WebGlider Integration Server(WGS-001): Optionally available-Network Manager(Supplied with WGS-001)

Access point*Please use our recommended products.

Hint- When sending files to a PC from the Handy Terminal "4-7 File: Executing, Uploading,and Deleting Files"(P.149)- When receiving files from a PC to the Handy Terminal "4-6 Receive: Receiving
Files"(P.143)

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GTX-221-G User's manualSystem Architecture* Bluetooth Communication System Configuration
You can transfer files between the PC and the Handy Terminal by connecting a Bluetooth communication
adapter to a USB port of the PC. This communication mode requires an optional transfer utility, the BluePorter-V(WLF-003). There are also usage methods such as printing after sending the data to a portable printer that has
Bluetooth connectivity.

Transfer utility BluePorter-V
WLF-003 (Optionally available)
Bluetooth communication
Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
GTX-221-G

Bluetooth compatible devices such as
the portable printer and PDA (As forthe portable printer, please use ourrecommended products)

Bluetooth communication requires the following settings:
Item
Terminal ID

Description

Reference page

Sets the ID for identification.

"4-8 Terminal ID:

Set when sending/receiving files using

Configure the ID for

BluePorter-V.

Terminal
Identification"(P.160)

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Bluetooth

You can perform settings such as"4-9-3 Bluetooth:

Registration

security, and registration of theRegistering and Setting

connection destination required by

the BluetoothBluetooth communication.

Device"(P.171)

GTX-221-G User's manualSystem Architecture* Infrared Communication (IrDA) System Configuration
You can use infrared (IrDA) communication between handy terminals, or with a PC via a USB communication
unit.
Communication between Handy Terminals
You can perform file transfer between handy terminals. Communication is performed with the infraredcommunication ports of two handy terminals aligned with each other.
Ensure that the distance between the infrared communication ports is not more than 15cm.
For details, see " To use infrared (IrDA) communication"(P.155).
IrDA communication port

IrDA communication

In infrared communication, communication trouble may occur the influence of ambient

Cautionlight.
Be sure to prevent the light from entering the infrared communication port duringcommunication.

Communication by USB Communication Unit
Files can be sent/received to/from a PC via USB communication/charging unit(IU-004C).
This communication mode requires an optional IU-004C, and also the transfer utility BluePorter-V.
For details, see "3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment"(P.80).

IrDA communication
between the handy
terminal andcommunication/
charging unit

IrDA communication
port

Communication via theUSB cable between thecommunication/
charging unit and PC.

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PC having the USB driver andtransfer utility (BluePorter-V)
installed

GTX-221-G User's manualChapter1

HardwareChapter 1 Hardware

1-1 About the Handy Terminal

1-1 About the Handy Terminal
1-1-1 Confirm the Supplied Items
The following items are supplied with the Handy Terminal. Check whether all these items are present.
If any item is missing or found to be defective, please contact your dealer.

Hand strap

Battery pack
BP-004

Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
GTX-221-G

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User's Manual
CD-ROMOne user manual CD (this manual) is supplied with each order (one CD is included witheach order regardless of the number of units ordered).

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1-1-2 Optional Items
The Handy Terminal has the following related accessories. Prepare them when necessary.
Product Name

Model No.

Description

Battery Pack

BP-004

Rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

Single Charger

QC-006This charger is for charging a Handy Terminal and abattery pack.
It can charge one Handy Terminal and one battery pack.

Multi Charger

QC-007This charger is for charging multiple handy terminals andbattery packs.
It can charge up to four handy terminals and four battery
packs.

USB

IU-004C

This communication unit connects the Handy Terminal to a

Communication/Chargin

PC, and also has a charging function. Its charging function

g Unit.

allows charging of both one Handy Terminal and one
battery pack. Communication between the Handy
Terminal and IU-004C is performed via infrared rays, andcommunication between IU-004C and a PC is performed
via USB.

Impact-resistant

DC-013

Protective CoverPortable Holder

This cover protects the Handy Terminal from scratches,
dust, and impact.

CB-001This holder accommodates the Handy Terminal andattaches it to the waist.

Transfer Utility

WLF-003

BluePorter-V

This transfer utility allows you to send/receive files to/froma PC. The USB communication unit enables
sending/receiving files.
It is required when using IU-004C.

WebGlider -X2

WGE-002a PC or building a system using WebGlider-X2 Browser.

Editor package
WebGlider Integration
ServerThis is required when performing data communication with

WGS-001

This is required when building a system by which HTTP
communication is performed with GTX-221-G.
To perform communication with the WebGlider Integration
Server, you will need to install WebGlider-X2 Browser into
the Handy Terminal.
The WebGlider Integration Server CD-ROM contains
network manager. The network manager is required for
performing file transfer or DHCP settings.

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1-1-3 Name and Function of Each Unit

[1]LED Indicator]Hand Strap[8]Barcode
Window[2]LCD Window]Product Nameplate[9]Trigger Key]Illuminancesensor]microSD Card Slot

]Lock Lever[3]SCAN Key]Battery Pack
]Battery Cover[4]Operation
Keypad]Electrodes[6]Speaker]Serial Number
Seal]Charging Terminal[5]IrDA Communication Port

[7]Hand Strap Attaching Hole

No.
[1]

Name
LED indicator

Description
Two different LED displays (SCAN and ALARM) display the information(see next section, "*LED Display").

[2]

LCD window

Displays characters and images.

[3]

SCAN Key

Press the SCAN key to read the barcode. It is also used when forcibly
launching the system menu (see "1-3-3 Useful Features during
Operation" (P.55).

[4]

Operation Keypad

For names of the respective keys, see "* Names of Operation
Keys"(P.31).
For operations of the respective keys, see "4-1-1 Operation
Keys"(P.90).

[5]

Infrared

The infrared (IrDA) system enables you to communicate with otherCommunication

handy terminals or USB communication units.

Port
[6]

SpeakerMakes the sound of a buzzer or other devices.

[7]

Hand Strap

Used for attaching the hand strap.

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[8]

1-1 About the Handy Terminal

Name
Barcode Window

Description
A window for reading barcodes.
*Do not look into the window as it is irradiated with laser light.

[9]

Trigger Key

Pressed when reading barcodes.

[10]

Lock Lever

Locks/releases the battery cover. Moving the lever in the direction of
the arrow locks the cover.

[11]

Battery CoverThis is the cover of the battery pack compartment. A function has been
included for detecting whether the battery cover has been closed
properly. The Handy Terminal cannot be started if the cover is not
closed properly.

[12]

Charging Terminal

Charging terminals for both single chargers and multi chargers.

[13]

Product Name Plate

Provides product name, manufacturer’s name, laser warning, etc.

[14]

microSD Card Slot

Used for inserting a microSD card. Lift the cover and insert the card.

[15]

Electrodes

Electrodes to draw power from the battery pack.

[16]

Battery Pack

The supplied lithium ion secondary battery.

[17]

Serial Number Seal

Displays the serial number.
Please provide this serial number in case of any product-related
inquiry.

[18]

Hand Strap

Used after being attached to [7] Hand Strap Attaching Hole.

[19]

Illuminance sensor

Monitor the surrounding brightness to optimally adjust the brightness of
the LCD back light or operation keys.

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1-1 About the Handy Terminal* LED Display
The respective LED displays indicate the following operation statuses.

SCAN
LED

ALARM
LED

Name
SCAN LED

Description
Can control LED ON / Blink / LED OFF at any timing from anapplication software.
Indicates charging in progress and charging completed while placed ina 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
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1-1 About the Handy Terminal* Names of Operation Keys
The names of the operation keys are as follows:

Trigger key

Trigger key

SCAN key

Function key

Arrow key (F5 to F8)
C key

ENT key

Numeric key
Dot ( . ) key

SF keyPW keyBS keyFunction key

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For operations of the keys during system menu operation, see "4-1-1 Operation Keys"(P.90).

GTX-221-G User's manualChapter 1 Hardware

1-1 About the Handy Terminal* LCD Screen Status Bar
The status bar indicating the status of the Handy Terminal is located at the top of the LCD screen.
[1][2][3][4] [5] [6][7]< System menu >1:System
2:WLAN
3:Network
4:Receive
5:File6:ID
7:Device
8:Manage
9:TestThe status bar displays the following information:
No.

Name

[1]

Text Display Area

[2]

Scroll[3][4]Type of the Entered
Text

SD Card

Icon

Description--

Used to display text, depending on the application software.
Displayed when vertically scrollable depending on theapplication software.
Indicates the type of text entered from the numeric keypad. "A"is displayed when an alphabetic character is entered, and "1" isdisplayed when a numeric character is entered.
Displayed when a microSD card is inserted.

Displayed while Bluetooth connection exists with anotherdevice and transmission/reception is possible.
[5]

Communication

Displayed while Bluetooth is enabled, but no connection exists

Statuswith another device.
Displayed while transmission/reception using infraredcommunication (IrDA) is possible.
Indicates the radio field intensity during WLAN communication.

[6]

WLAN Status

The number of bars decreases as the radio field intensity
becomes weaker.
Indicates the current charge level in the battery pack. The
number of bars decreases as the charge level in the battery
pack decreases (see "1-2-5 Remaining Charge Level Display[7]

Battery Pack

and Alarm for the Battery Pack"(P.47)).
Displayed the charging icon while charging.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal
1-2-1 Attaching the Hand Strap
The hand strap attaching hole is located at the bottom of the back side.

[1]Push the thin loop at the top of the hand strap through the attaching hole.
[2]Pass the hand strap through the loop that has been inserted through the attaching hole.

-

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

Cautiondevice 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 (QC-007), attach thehand strap to the left side as shown in the above figure so as not to get caught in the
charger.

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1-2-2 Handling the Battery Pack
* Attaching the Battery Pack

Caution- Do not use any battery pack other than that specified.
- Be sure to charge the battery pack before using it for the first time.

[1] To release the lock, move the lock lever in the arrow direction (towards the Barcode Window).

[2] Pull the battery cover toward you from the lock lever side.

1
2

Lock lever[3] Holding the battery pack with the label side facing upward, move it forwards so that its terminals makecontact with the electrodes of the Handy Terminal.

[4] After verifying that the battery pack terminals and the Handy Terminal electrodes have made proper contact,press down the opposite side of the battery pack.

2
1

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal[5] Insert the claws of the battery cover into the Handy Terminal till the lock lever clicks, with its other sideclosely in contact with the Handy Terminal. Press till the lock lever is properly located at its lower extreme
position.

2
1- Verify that the lock lever has completely moved down in the arrow direction (towards
the battery pack), leaving no gap. If this locking is not done properly, the battery packmay detach or fall off and get damaged.
- If the battery cover has not been closed correctly, the Handy Terminal cannot be
started.

Caution- 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
there is no adhering waste material. In case any adhering waste material is found,wipe it off with a dry and clean cloth.
- Do not touch or pull the electrodes. This may cause contamination and/or
deformation of the electrodes, leading to poor contact. If the electrodes are dirty, wipethem using a clean and dry cloth (see "1-4 Maintenance Method"(P.57)).

* Detaching the Battery Pack
You can detach the battery pack from the Handy Terminal.

- Before detaching it, verify that the power has been completely turned off.
- If you open the battery cover during operation, a warning message will be displayed.
Before replacing the battery pack, save the data, terminate the application software,

Cautionand 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 thedata to a PC or other locations.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal[1] To release the lock, move the lock lever in the arrow direction (towards the Barcode Window).

[2] Pull the battery cover toward you from the lock lever side.
1
2

Lock lever[3] Lift the back end of the battery pack (Barcode Window side) and take it out.

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1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card
You can attach a microSD card to the Handy Terminal and save the data using it as the R drive.

- Use a tested microSD card.
- Before attaching or detaching the card, verify that the power has been completely

Cautionturned 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.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal* Installing the microSD Card
[1] Detach the battery pack (see "* Detaching the Battery Pack"(P.35)).

[2] Lift the microSD card cover.

microSD card cover[3] Insert the microSD card into the slot. At this time, hold the card with its electrode side facing downward andits arrow mark (▲) pointing toward the slot.

SlotmicroSD card

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal[4] Push the microSD card into the slot till it "clicks".

[4] Return the cover of the microSD card to its original position.

microSD card cover[5] Attach the battery pack, and return the battery cover to its original position (see "* Attaching the Battery
Pack"(P.34)).

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal* Detaching the microSD Card
[1] Detach the battery pack (see "* Detaching the Battery Pack"(P.35)).

[2] Lift the microSD card cover, and push the microSD card into its slot till it "clicks".

[3] The lock is released, and the microSD card comes out partly. Then, pull out the card using your fingers.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal[4] Return the cover of the microSD card to its original position.

microSD card cover[5] Attach the battery pack, and return the battery cover to its original position (see "* Attaching the Battery
Pack"(P.34)).

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1-2-4 Charging the Battery Pack
The Handy Terminal is charged using a dedicated charger (available separately). There are two charging
methods: Handy Terminal charging and battery pack charging.
Handy Terminal charging: Charging the Handy Terminal with the battery pack attached.
- Battery pack charging: Charging the battery pack separately.

The charger has the following types:- Charging one unit: Single charger (QC-006) or USB communication/charging unit (IU-004C)- Charging multiple units (up to four units): Multi charger (QC-007)- Operating the Handy Terminal keys during charging may lead to poor contact withcharging terminals. Do not perform key operations during charging. Otherwise,
charging or file transfer may be interrupted.
- Perform charging in an environment of 0 °C to 40 °C. Charging error will occur andcharging will be terminated if the temperature is outside this range.
Even after a charging error appears, charging will resume if the temperature enters
the acceptable range. However, as this may lead to trouble, be sure not to use it
outside 0 °C to 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, orif the voltage of the battery pack becomes abnormal.

CautionIn such cases, stop charging immediately. If charging error persists even after you
have cleaned the charging electrodes of the Handy Terminal and the terminals of thebattery pack, please contact your dealer,- If the Handy Terminal does not start even after being charged, or if low battery occurs
within an extremely short time, the following reasons are considered:□Deterioration of the Battery Pack
The battery pack deteriorates with repeated charging, and the chargeable capacity
becomes low. Replace it with a new battery pack if its operating time becomesshort and is not suitable for operation.
□Poor Contact of the Charging Terminal Electrodes
If the electrodes of the charging terminals of the battery pack or the Handy
Terminal have become dirty, charging may not be performed normally due to poor
contact. In such a case wipe the electrodes using a clean cloth.

Charging Status
The charging status of the Handy Terminal is displayed by the SCAN LED on the Handy Terminal. The battery
pack charging status is displayed by the CHG LED on the charger.

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Charging Status

SCAN LED

CHG LED

Charging

Red LED ON

Red LED ON

Charging Completed

Green LED ON

Green LED ON

Charging Error

LED OFFLED OFF

Handy Terminal Charging Time
Approximately 2.5 hours* Charging One Unit
Perform charging by the following procedure:[1] 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 plug of the AC cord to the mains outlet.

DC jack

DC plug

AC adapter
AC cordVerify that the POWER LED on the front of the charger is turned on in red.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal[2] Mount the Handy Terminal or the battery pack on the charger.

Hint

When the Handy Terminal and the battery pack are both mounted at the same time,
charging the Handy Terminal takes precedence. Once charging of the Handy Terminal
is completed, charging of the battery pack is started.

Place the battery
pack charging
1
terminal on the
charger charging
terminal.

Push the battery
pack against the
2 charger until it isclick-latched on
the charger.

Charging terminal
Charging terminal

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. 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.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal* Charging Multiple Units
You can charge multiple units using the multi charger (QC-007).

[1] 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

DC plug

AC adapter

AC cordVerify that the POWER LED on the front of the charger is turned on in red.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal[2] Mount the Handy Terminal or the battery pack on the charger.
Push the battery
pack against the
2 charger until it isclick-latched on the
charger.
Place the battery
pack charging
1
terminal on the
charger charging
terminal.

Charging terminal

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. 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.

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When charging the Handy Terminal using the multi charger (QC-007), bring the handstrap to the front right of the Handy Terminal so that it will not get caught in the
charging terminal unit.

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1-2-5 Remaining Charge Level Display and Alarm for theBattery Pack
* Remaining Charge Level Display for the Battery Pack
If the battery pack’s remaining charge level becomes low, the operations are disabled. And then, the power isturned off.
The battery pack’s remaining charge level is displayed in the status bar at the top of the LCD screen.
Remaining battery pack power icon

< System menu >1:System
2:WLAN
3:Network
4:Receive
5:File6:ID
7:Device
8:Manage
9:TestThe 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 it.
The battery has no charge left. Charge your battery pack immediately or replace it with a charged
battery pack.

Limitations when the remaining battery pack power becomes insufficient
Some operations of the system menu are disabled and the following screen is displayed, when the remaining
battery pack power icon shows one bar or no bars (varies depending on the operations).

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal< File list >< Low-battery >Battery voltage
is low.
Therefore theoperation cannot
be executed.
OK

This manual displays the disabled operations using

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Low Battery Display
After the remaining battery pack power icon displays empty (no bars), if the voltage falls even lower, thefollowing screen is displayed, and the power is forcibly turned off after approximately 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 using the following procedure:[1] Prepare a fully charged battery pack.
[2] As soon as the battery pack is attached to the Handy Terminal, the backup battery starts to be charged.
If the backup battery has been completely depleted, charging requires at least 24 hours. During this time, do notdetach the battery pack.

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1-2-6 Memory Backup
The Handy Terminal has two drives as file save areas: the F drive (non-volatile) and the S drive (volatile). As theapplication data downloaded from the PC is saved in the F drive, the data will not disappear even if the battery
pack has been depleted (see "2-1-1 About Data" - "* Drive Configuration"(P.59) ).
Backup is performed using the battery pack and the backup battery.

* Memory Backup
Memory Backup by Battery Pack
Backup Period

The data storage period while the fully charged battery pack is attached is asfollows:-The data and the resume information in the S drive: Approximately 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
information in the S drive will disappear. To save the information temporarily, besure to enable the memory backup function, press the [PW] key, turn off thepower, and then detach the battery pack. For the resume function , see "*Resume Function: Retaining the State during Power OFF" (P.104).
The backup period will become extremely short after about six months if you
repeat operations such as detaching the battery pack when you do not use theHandy Terminal (making full use of memory backup by the backup battery) on adaily basis. In such a case, you will need to replace the backup battery bypurchasing a new battery. Therefore, it is recommended to always keep thebattery pack attached except when replacing it.

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Memory Backup by Backup Battery
PurposeTo retain the built-in clock data in the Handy Terminal. Or to save the S drive data
only for a certain period, such as in case of battery pack replacement.
If the resume function has been enabled, the resume information will be saved.

Backup Period

The data storage period while the battery pack is detached after normal end*1 isas follows:- The resume information and data in the S drive (if the resume function isenabled): Approximately 10 days
- Built-in clock data: Approximately 6 months
The data storage period when end occurs due to mothball setting*2 is as follows:- Built-in Clock Data: Approximately 1 year (regardless of whether the battery
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 berecovered. 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 [PW] Key is pressed*2 End by Mothball Setting: End method by which mothball is selected from the system menu

* Charging the Backup Battery
The Handy Terminal has a built-in backup battery for backing up the memory and the built-in clock. Charge thebackup battery using the following procedure:[1]Prepare a fully charged battery pack.
[2]As soon as the battery pack is attached to the Handy Terminal, the backup battery starts to be charged.

If the backup battery has been completely depleted, charging requires at least 24 hours. During this time, do notdetach the battery pack.

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1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal

1-2-7 Long-term Storage* Long-term Storage of the Handy Terminal
It is recommended that you enable the mothball setting if the Handy Terminal is not going to be used for a longterm (six months or longer).
Enabling the mothball setting shuts down the power immediately.
The data and the resume information in the S drive will disappear after the mothball setting is enabled, but thebuilt-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.201).

* 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
mothball setting for the Handy Terminal, detach the battery pack, and store it in a cool place with itapproximately 50% charged (i.e., two icon bars or so are displayed on the battery pack remaining charge level.).
Storage with full charge or in a high-temperature environment shortens the service life of the battery pack.

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1-3 Basic Usage Method
1-3-1 Power ON/OFF

CautionPower ON is not available unless the battery cover is completely closed.
If you open the battery cover during operation, a warning message is displayed.

To turn on the power, press the [PW] key for at least 1 second.
*When you first turn on the power after attaching the 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"(P.101).

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 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
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1-3-2 How to Read a Barcode* Read Method
When reading a barcode, 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.

Barcodewindow

Trigger key

Trigger key

SCAN key

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Laser light is irradiated from the Barcode Window. Do not look into the Barcode Window
or look at the laser light.

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1-3-3 Useful Features during Operation* Forcible Startup on the System Menu
In the power OFF state, when the Handy Terminal is started by pressing the [PW] Key while holding down the[SCAN] key, the system menu is forcibly launched even when "Auto execute" is set on the application software.

* Auto-dimming Setting
The Handy Terminal has a built-in ambient light sensor which senses the surroundings and automaticallycontrols the dimming of the LCD backlight and the lighting of the key backlights.
On the system menu, select [7:Device] - [4:Display] - [2:Light Sensor] 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 buzzer volume, the key click sound, etc.
On the system menu, select [7:Device] - [5:Tone/Vibrator] and make the setting.

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For its detailed setting method, see "4-9-5 Tone/Vibrator: Setting the Volume, LED, andthe Vibrator"(P.181).

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1-3 Basic Usage Method* Resume Function (Retention of 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.
You can select the operations on power resumption when selecting [1:System] - [3:Power Management] [1:Resume] .

refFor its detailed setting method, see "4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings
Related to Power"(P.104).

- If the battery pack is removed during operation, upon the next startup the initial
screen will be launched regardless of whether the resume function is enabled or

Cautiondisabled.
- If the backup battery is depleted, the initial screen 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 presetschedule.
In the settings of the auto wakeup function, select [1:System] - [3:Power Management] ― [2:Auto wake up] .

refFor its detailed setting method, see "4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings
Related to Power" - "Auto Wakeup: Startup at a Predetermined Time"(P.106)* Auto Power OFF (Automatic Power OFF)If no operation is performed for a certain time, the power will automatically be turned OFF.
You can set the time after which the power is turned OFF when selecting [1:System] - [3:Power Management] [3:Auto power off] on the system menu.

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For its detailed setting method, see "* Auto Power OFF: Automatic Power OFF"(P..108).

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1-4 Maintenance Method- Barcode Window
If the filter of the Barcode Window becomes dirty, the barcode may not be read correctly.
- Electrodes
If certain symptoms start to appear, such as the operating time of the battery pack becoming short, startup
becoming difficult, or the power turning off suddenly, the reasons may include deterioration of the battery
pack and poor contact due to dirty electrodes. If dirty electrodes are the reason, you can improve theperformance 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 aware that wiping strongly may cause damage.
Particularly, because the electrodes on the Handy Terminal side may get deformed, please wipe them gently.

Barcodewindow

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2-1 About Software

2-1 About Software
The software of the Handy Terminal is of the following two types:

The programs that control the basic operations of the Handy Terminal.
SystemThey are equivalent to the PC OS (basic software) and are preinstalled on the Handy

Programs

Terminal. "System Menu", which is used for performing basic settings for basic
operation parameters and for various verifications, is part of the system programs.
The programs used for business processes.

Application

These programs are mainly used for reading barcodes, transferring data to a PC, etc.

SoftwareYou need to create them using the development environment of "2-3 Create an
Application Software" (P63).

2-1-1 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

PurposeMaximum
Number of Files
Saved

F Drive

Non-volatile memory

This drive is used as an area toEven after the backup battery is used

store all the files including

up, the drive data is still retained.
S Drive Volatile memory
During operation, if the battery or thebattery pack is suddenly detached or if

128 files

application software, databasemaster files, and data files.
This drive is used as an area to

128 files

store temporary files while theapplication software is running.

the backup battery is depleted, the drive
data will disappear.
R Drive microSD Card
Even after the backup battery isdepleted, the drive data is still retained.

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This drive is used as an external Varies depending
extension area for storing files in on the card.
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2-1 About Software- To receive files, the files first are received using the S drive and then moved to the Fdrive and stored therein. Verify that both the S drive and the F drive have adequate

Cautionareas for receiving and storing the files.
- When receiving files, if some files in the S drive have the same names as the files
being received, they will be erased.

* About File Name
File names that can be used in the Handy Terminal have the following limitations:

Limitation

Details

File Name Length Within 31 bytes including the file extension
Characters that

Any combinations of the following characters can be used:

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 afile name.

* About File Extension
The Handy Terminal identifies the file types using the following file extensions:File Extension

PurposeOUT

Application Software

JPG

Image files that can be displayed on the Handy Terminal.

PNG
BMP
JPEG
WAV

Audio files that can be played on the Handy Terminal.

SFL

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2-1 About Software* Files Created by the System or the Application Software
The system programs and some application softwares create temporary files and files for saving settings. If thesefiles cannot be created, due to reasons such as there are too many files or there is no free space in the drive, theprograms 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.

For registries, see "2-2 Registry"(P.62).

ref* R drive (microSD card) folder configuration
When a microSD card is inserted and a file is copied to an R drive (microSD card), a folder is automaticallycreated in the R drive (microSD card).

Folder configuration
WELCAT

CLONE

Content
When a parameter set or F drive data is copied to the microSD
card using a clone function and, the data is stored in this folder.
The following subfolders are created according to the content of
the data stored.

F

F drive data

REGISTRY

Configuration setting file storing folder- System- Security- User- Unique

DATA

The folder can be accessed with the application/system menu.
The R drive is recognized in the GTX-221-G.
In addition, the application/system menu cannot be accessed tothe subfolders.

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2-2 Registry
The various parameters set on the system menu are called "Registry".
As the register file is a hidden file, it cannot be displayed on the system menu. In addition, as it is saved in the Fdrive, it will not disappear even when the battery is depleted.
The registry is divided into the following five categories.

Name
User Registry

Description
General setting values. Most items set on the system menu belong to theuser registry.

Security Registry

Setting values related to security, such as WEP key and SSID.

Unique Registry

Setting values specific to the terminal, such as IP address and terminal ID,
which are generally not duplicated with those on other terminals.

System Registry

Setting values used uniquely by the Handy Terminal. These cannot be set orreferenced from the system menu.

Device Registry

These items are to refer to 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 bereferenced only from the application software; it is not possible to performsettings from the system menu.

The four types of registries excluding the device registry are saved in files that are independent of each other.
Therefore, there are always four files in the F drive. As the registries are saved in the F drive as files, they will
not disappear even when the backup battery is depleted.
As the device registry varies according to the operation status of the Handy Terminal, it cannot be saved to a file.
Using the clone function ("4-10-3 Clone: Creating a Copy"(P.192) makes it possible to copy the registry toanother terminal and create a copy on the terminal with the same settings as in the original terminal.
Using the initialization menu ("4-10-2 Format: Formatting Registry/Drive" (P.190) makes it possible to erase theregistry contents and return the settings to factory default.

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2-3 Create an Application Software
To use the Handy Terminal, you need to create an application software using the peripheral software and transfer
the application software to the Handy Terminal.
The following peripheral softwares should be prepared. They can be purchased when necessary.

* Peripheral Softwares
The following optional softwares are required for data communication with a PC and for building a system.
Name

Model No.

Remarks

WebGlider-X2 Editor

WGE-002

The WebGlider-X2 Editor package is a web based application
software development tool. The editor integrated in the

packagepackage allows you to create application software (HTML)that runs on the Handy Terminal, and the application software<Formal Name>(VBS file) that runs on the server side. The package also

WebGlider-X2 Editor

integrates a Web browser which is required to run the HTMLpackagefile on the Handy Terminal.

WebGlider-X2 Editor

For details, see the online help of WebGlider-X2 Editor.

WebGlider-X2 Browser
WebGlider-X2
Emulator

WebGlider Integration

WGS-001

Server

A simple Web server for performing communication with
WebGlider-X2 Browser.
For details, see the online help of the WebGlider Integration
Server.

Transfer Utility
BluePorter-V

ref

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WLF-003

This transfer utility can send/receive files to/from a PC.
It can communicate with PC via Bluetooth or IrDA.

The details about each software look at a help manual of each software.

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Environment
Settings

Chapter 3 Communication
Environment Settings

3-1 Communication Type

3-1 Communication TypeThe Handy Terminal allows you to send the entered data to a PC and to receive data from a PC. Also, to execute
any developed application software on the Handy Terminal, you will need to transfer the software to the Handy
Terminal.
The following three methods are available for connecting a PC. Prepare the communication environment whennecessary.

* WLAN Communication
Environment"(P.67)

>

"3-2

Building

WLAN

Communication

You can use WLAN (wireless LAN) to perform communication with a PC via a wireless access point.

Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
GTX-221-G

WLAN
communication

PC having the following software installedLAN-WebGlider-X2 Editor package(WGE-002): Optionally available-WebGlider Integration Server(WGS-001): Optionally available-Network Manager(Supplied with WGS-001)

Access point*Please use our recommended products.

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3-1 Communication Type* Bluetooth Communication
Environment"(P.76)>"3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication

You can send/receive files between a PC and the Handy Terminal via a Bluetooth USB adapter connected to thePC.
This communication requires an optional transfer utility, BluePorter-V.

Bluetooth communication
PC having the USB driver andtransfer utility (BluePorter-V)
installed with Bluetoothcommunication adaptor.

* Infrared Communication (IrDA)(IrDA) Environment"(P.80)>"3-4 Building Infrared Communication

You can send/receive files to/from a PC via a USB communication/charging unit(IU-004C).
This communication mode requires an optional IU-004C, and also the transfer utility BluePorter-V.

IrDA communication
between the handy
terminal andcommunication/
charging unit

IrDA communication
port

Communication via theUSB cable between thecommunication/
charging unit and PC.

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3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment
To send/receive data or to download the created application software, you will need to build an environment
where WLAN communication can be executed between a PC and the Handy Terminal.

3-2-1 Preparation on the PC Side
You will need to connect a PC to the system where WLAN communication is available.
Please prepare by yourself an access point, a LAN environment, a HUB, etc.
*Please use an access point recommended by Welcat.
Install the following peripheral softwares and bring them to an operating state.
For how to install and configure the software, see the WebGlider Integration Server help and the Network
Manager manual.
• Network Manager (Integrated in WGS-001)• WebGlider Integration Server

Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
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WLAN
communication

PC having the following software installedLAN-WebGlider-X2 Editor package(WGE-002): Optionally available-WebGlider Integration Server(WGS-001): Optionally available-Network Manager(Supplied with WGS-001)

Access point*Please use our recommended products.

You need to connect the access point to the Ethernet LAN and configure it so that communication with a PC ispossible.
Be sure to execute the security settings. To enable security settings, you need to restart the access point (restart
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3-2-2 Preparation on the Product SideTo set WLAN communication for the Handy Terminal, there are the following three methods:- Setting Wizard- Set the respective items from the system menu
- Perform settings from a PC using the DHCP function of the Network Manager
The following information is required for WLAN configuration.
Configuration

Content

Remarks

SSID (or ESSID) of the access point that is the communication partner.

Configuration

Information
SSID

required
Security
TCP/IP
FTP

Security configuration of the access point that is the communication

Configuration

partner.

required

Address at which TCP/IP communication is possible with a PC on the

Configuration

Ethernet LAN.

required

Configured when you need to perform file transfer via WLAN
communication. Supports the FTP server of the Network Manager
supplied with the "WebGlider Integration Server".

DNS

Configured when you need to resolve names using DNS. Whether DNS
needs to be used depends on the application software.

DHCP

Configured when you need to solve the DHCP client function. Supports
the DHCP server of the Network Manager supplied with the "WebGlider
Integration Server".

Terminal ID

The terminal ID of the Handy Terminal (When using)If the encryption of WLAN communication has been disabled, a dialog will be displayed
to prompt you to enable it upon startup.

CautionEncryption system
of WLAN is invalid, Security problem
may occur. Be sureto get setup.
Would you like tostart setup now?
YES NO

Select [Yes] or [No] .
To move to "2:WLAN", select [Yes] . Selecting [No] displays the system menu.

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3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment* WLAN Communication Settings by Setting Wizard

CautionPrior to launching the setting wizard, verify that the Ethernet LAN side to which anaccess point has been connected is ready for use.

At the first startup after purchasing the Handy Terminal, a setting wizard is executed for performing theminimum required settings for WLAN communication with a PC.
If it was not set the first time, launch the setting wizard by selecting [8:Manage] - [6:Wizard] .

[1]The setting wizard start screen is displayed.
Select [Yes] to execute the wizard.
< Wizard >Start wizard?
Communication setting can be donewith guidance
YES NO[2]Proceed with the setting according to the screen instructions.
Be sure to perform the security configuration.
If the Handy Terminal is launched without performing the security configuration, the <WLAN
Communication Security Not Configured> prompt screen will be displayed.
For configuration items, see the next section, "Setting Wizard Flow".

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3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment[3]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
No.00000 1472Bytes
LnkQ 
CH:11
ASL 
AP_MAC[000000000000][4]In the same way, perform Ping test for the IP address of the PC.

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Setting Wizard Flow
You need to set the items according to the flow shown in the following figure in the setting wizard. The setting
items vary according to your selections during the process.

WizardSSID

Encryption system
DisableTKIP or
CCMP(AES)

WEP

To indicate the cautionthat the encryption
system is being disabled.

WEP key 1 to 4
TxKey ID

WLAN

Pre-shared key

DHCP
DisableWhen an application is booted up,
When the system menu is shown,
Run DHCP

IP address
Subnet mask
Default gateway
FTP server
DNS server
Terminal ID

Failure insetting up
the network

Success insetting up
the network

TCP/IP

System menu

Hint

- Returns to the system menu without executing DHCP if the wizard was executed fromthe system menu.
- WLAN communication's authentication method cannot be set in the wizard. Performthe setting manually due to the complexity, especially in EAP certification wherereception of files including certificates is required.
For manual setting, see "4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings"(P.111).

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3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment* WLAN Communication Settings by the System Menu
You can set the required items individually from the system menu.
Perform the setting using the following procedure:[1] Launch the system menu.
[2] Set the required items with reference to the following table.
[3] Perform Ping test and verify the communication state.

Item
SSID Configuration

System Menu
[2:WLAN] - [1:SSID]

Reference page
"4-4-1 SSID: SSID Configuration"(P.111)

Security[2:WLAN] - [4:Security]

Configuration
TCP/IP Configuration"4-4-4 Security: WLAN Communication
Security Configuration"(P.113)[3:Network] - [1:TCP/IP]"4-5-1 TCP IP: TCP/IP Configuration"(P.128)DHCP Configuration[3:Network] - [2:DHCP]"4-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Configuration"(P.130)FTP Configuration[3:Network] - [3:FTP]"4-5-3 FTP: FTP Configuration" (P.133)

DNS Configuration[3:Network] - [4:DNS]"4-5-4 DNS: DNS Configuration"(P.137)

Terminal ID
Configuration

72[6:Terminal ID]"4-8 ID: Setting the Terminal
Identification ID"(P.160)

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3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment* WLAN Communication Settings by DHCP
You can configure the required items collectively on the PC side using the DHCP client function. When using
the DHCP client function, you need "Network Manager", which is separately supplied with "WebGlider
Integration Server".

CautionConfiguring "SSID Configuration" and "Security 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:[1] [3:Network] - [2:DHCP] - [Startup type][2]Select [Application boot] .
< Startup type > Disabled Application boot System menu boot Auto wake up boot[3]Configure the port number of the DHCP server.
< DHCP >1:Startup type2:Item not to Update
3:Server port
[08067]

F1

Execute

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See "4-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Settings" (P.130) and "WebGlider Integration Server
WGS-001 User's Manual".

This manual has a

DHCP

mark for items that can be configured by DHCP.

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3-2-3 Downloading
Communication

3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment

theApplication

Softwareby

WLAN

After the WLAN communication environment is ready, you can download the files according to the following
procedure:[1]Launch the Network Manager on the PC.
After the Network Manager is launched, its icon is displayed in the task tray of the PC.

[2]Right-click the icon of the Network Manager, and then click [Setup] from the displayed menu.

[3]On the Network Manager configuration screen, click the [FTP] tab, and then perform the following
configuration:- Select the [FTP server] checkbox.
- [Send folder] and [Receive folder] specify the folders on the FTP server where the application software
file is located.

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3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment[4]Select [4:Receive] - [1:WLAN] on the system menu.
< Device type >1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA[5]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 thenpress the [ENT] key. Downloading a large file may take long time.
< File list > SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT

F175

Receive

F2

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3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment

3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication
Environment
To send/receive data or to download the created application software, you need to build an environment where
Bluetooth communication can be executed between a PC and the Handy Terminal.

3-3-1 Preparation on the PC Side
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
Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
GTX-221-G

Transfer utility
BluePorter-V* COM Port Verification
You will need to verify the COM port to which a Bluetooth product has been connected.
For how to verify the COM port of a Bluetooth product, see the BluePorter-V operation guide.

3-3-2 Preparation on the Product Side
To perform Bluetooth communication with the Handy Terminal, you will need to search for the Handy Terminalfrom the PC side and register it in advance using device registration.
For device registration method, see "4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device"(P.171).
For how to verify the COM port of a Bluetooth pruduct, see the BluePorter-V operation guide.

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3-3-3 Downloading theCommunication

3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment

Application Software by Bluetooth

After the Bluetooth communication environment is ready, you can download your files according to thefollowing procedure:[1]To launch the transfer utility BluePorter-V on your PC,
Click [Start] - [All programs] - [Welcat BluePorter-V] - [Welcat BluePorter-V] .

[2]Right-click the icon of the transfer utility BluePorter-V displayed in the task tray.

[3]Click [Setting] from the displayed menu.

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3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment[4]Set [COM Port] to the desired COM port number.
[Receive folder] and [Send folder] 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.

[5]Press the [OK] button to close the window.
After the following screen appears, click [Yes] .

[6]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).

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3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment[7]Select [4:Receive] - [2:Bluetooth] on the system menu.
< Device type >1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA[8]Select [1:Select from list].
< Receiving method >1:Select from list
2:wait(PC)3:wait(HT)[9]The Handy 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 > SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT

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3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment

3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA)
Environment
To transfer files via infrared communication, the following optional equipment and softwares are required.
- USB Communication/Charging Unit (IU-004C)- USB Driver Software (Included in the Product Manual CD-ROM)- Transfer Utility Software (BluePorter-V)

Hint

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3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment

3-4-1 Preparation on the PC SideYou can connect the USB communication 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-004C's Driver Software
For installation and the setting procedures, see the user manuals of the respective products.

USB port

USB cable

Transfer utility
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3-4-2 Downloading the Application Software by Infrared
Communication (IrDA)
After the infrared communication environment is ready, you can download your files according to the following
procedure.

* Equipment Preparation
Prepare the following equipment and software.
- The Product- Transfer Utility (BluePorter-V)- USB Communication Unit (IU-004C)* Preparation before Use[1]Install the transfer utility BluePorter-V in your PC.
[2]Install the USB driver of the USB communication unit in the host computer.
* For how to install the USB driver, see "the IU-004C's User Manuals".

When Launching the Setting Wizard
At the first startup after purchasing the Handy Terminal, a setting wizard is executed for performing theminimum required settings for Bluetooth communication with a PC.
This wizard is not required in infrared communication mode.
Selecting [No] on the wizard screen launches the system menu.
To perform Bluetooth communication, start the wizard with reference of "4-10-6 Wizard: Starting the Screen
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3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment* Transfer Utility BluePorter-V Startup
To launch the transfer utility BluePorter-V,
Click [Start] - [All programs] - [Welcat BluePorter-V] - [Welcat BluePorter-V] .

After it is launched, its icon is displayed in the task tray.

* Communication Settings
You can set the transmission folder, the reception folder and the COM port to use.

[1]Right-click the icon displayed in the task tray, and then click the [Setting] on the displayed menu.

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3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment[2]Set [COM Port] to the COM port number using the device manager .
For how to verify the COM port number, see the user manual of IU-004C.
[Receive folder] and [Send folder] 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.

[3]Press the [OK] button to close the window.
When the following screen appears, click [Yes] .

* File Download[1]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).

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3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment[2]Next, launch the system menu.
On the system menu, select [4:Receive] - [3:IrDA] - [1:Select from list].
< System menu >1:System
2:WLAN
3:Network
4:Receive
5:File6:ID
7:Device
8:Manage
9:Test< Device type >< Receiving method >1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA

1:Select from list
2:Wait(HT)>>[3]The Handy Terminal automatically logs in BluePorter-V, displaying the list of downloadable files.
Select the files to be downloaded by checking their names.
< File list > SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT

F1 Execute

F2 Menu[4]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.

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3-5 Executing the Application Software
Once the downloaded application software (file extension=OUT) is received into the Handy Terminal, its
installation is complete and it is ready for execution.

* 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.

[1]Select [5:File] - < Select drive > - [Application] on the system menu.
< System menu >< Drive type >1:System
2:WLAN
3:Network
4:Receive
5:File1:FDrive
2:SDrive
3:RDrive(microSD)

6:ID
7:Device
8:Manage
9:Test>< File type >Application
Data
Audio
Graphic
All type>[2]Select the application software and then press the [F1] key.
< FDrive > WGX2BRWS.OUT

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3-5 Executing the Application Software[3]From the popup menu, select [Execute], and then press the [ENT] key.
The confirmation query on registration to the automatic execution program is displayed. To perform
automatic execution select [Yes] , otherwise select [No] , and then press the [ENT] key.

ExecuteProperties
UploadDeleteAll checks applied
All checks removed
Copy to SDrive
Copy to RDrive

Would you like toregister 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 system administrator. The application software is basicallyterminated by pressing the [PW] key. However, this may not apply to all application softwares.

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3-5 Executing the Application Software* Automatic Execution upon Startup
You can automatically execute the application software without launching the system menu during startup of the
Handy Terminal.

[1]Select [1:System] - [1:Auto execute] on the system menu.
< System menu >< System setting >1:System 6:ID
2:WLAN
7:Device
3:Network 8:Manage
4:Receive 9:Test
5:File1:Auto execute
2:Clock
3:Power management
4:Password>[2]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 application software is launched.
The system menu is launched if it has been set for automatic execution.
< Auto execute > System menu
 WGX2BRWS.OUT

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4-1 Using the System Menu
As a part of the functions available in the system programs, the system menu provides various functions, such asenvironment settings, platform for the application software. You can use the Handy Terminal more efficiently if
you perform your settings according to your operating environment.

4-1-1 Operation Keys
This section describes the function of each key.

Trigger key

Trigger key

SCAN key

Function key

Arrow key (F5 to F8)
C key

ENT key

Numeric key
Dot ( . ) key

SF keyPW keyBS keyFunction 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] to [F8] keys

Execute the respective functions (special features).

Arrow keys

Perform cursor operations.
If [F5] [F6] [F7] [F8] are specified, F5–F8 are assigned to therespective arrow keys. They are used in libraries, etc.

Trigger keys

Used for reading a barcode.
The [F9] and [F10] keys are respectively assigned to the two trigger keys.

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Key[PW] key

Hint

Function
Used to turn the power on/off.

In this manual, the names of keys are shown enclosed within [ ] .
(Ex.) [F1] key, [F2] key, [ENT] key* List of Key Assignments
Key

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Alphabetic Input Mode

1

ABC

2

DEF

3

GHI

4

JKL

5

MNO

6

PQR

7

STU

8

VW X

9

YZ

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4-1-2 Launching the System Menu
By default settings, the system menu is launched when you power on the Handy Terminal.
If the application software has been selected in the automatic execution program (see "4-3-1 Auto Execute:
Automatic Execution of the Application Software(P.101)"), launch the system menu using the following
operations:[1] In the power OFF state, press the [PW] key for about one second while holding down the [SCAN] key.
The system menu is launched when the power is turned on.
[2] After the opening screen is displayed, the system menu appears.
< System menu >1:System
2:WLAN
3:Network
4:Receive
5:File6:ID
7:Device
8:Manage
9:Test4-1-3 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 WLAN communication between the server and the Handy
Terminal.
< Wizard >Start wizard?
Communication setting can be donewith guidance
YES NO• Select [Yes] to execute the wizard where you perform WLAN communication settings.
• Selecting [No] launches the system menu.

Select [No] to skip the setting wizard, or execute the setting wizard till you complete all the settings to avoid
launching the setting wizard at the next startup.

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For how to use the setting wizard, see "* WLAN Communication Settings by Setting
Wizard"(P.69).

4-1-4 Using the System Menu
This section describes the basic operations of the system menu.

* Selecting Setting Items< System setting >Can move from
one item to otherwith the directionalkey (, , , ).

1:Auto execute
2:Clock
3:Power management
4:Password

An item being
selected ishighlighted.

Can directly select an item you want simply
by pressing the number of that item.

Select an Item
The selected item is highlighted.
Press the key from [0] to [9] that corresponds to the respective item, or use the arrow keys ( [] , [] ) to movethe highlighted display.
Confirm the Item Selection
Press the [ENT] key to confirm the item selection.
The operations after the confirmation vary depending on the items.
• Execute the selected function• Select one of the two options: [Yes] or [No] (button)• Display its submenu
Cancel Your Selection
Press the [C] key to return to the immediately previous operation.

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About Screen Display
If the menu items cannot be accommodated in one screen, the scroll icon will be displayed in the status bar at the
top of the screen. Also, if the full item name cannot be accommodated in one row, the name will be cut short at
the end and followed by " > ".

Scroll icon
Either the Up, Down or Up/Down icon is shown thatis available respectively in an individual window.

< FDrive >1/1
123X128.JPG
COPAN1.JPG
SAMPLE1.OUT
SAMPLE2.OUT
HABANERO.JPG
LONG_FILE_NAME_AA
MAKE.TXT

F1

Menu

An arrow, "" at the end of an item name indicatesthat there are some remaining parts of the namenot 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

You can enter numerals and the decimal point in this mode.

Mode:

The "1" icon is displayed in the status bar.

Alphabetic Input

Alphabets (upper case / lower case), numerals and symbols canMode:be entered.
The "A" icon is displayed in the status bar.

Enter Numerals
Press the [SF] key to switch to the numeric input mode (cursor:(underline)).

Keys that can be used: [0] to [9] keys

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Enter Alphabets
Press the [SF] key to switch to the alphabetic input mode (cursor:*(rectangle).
Keys that can be used: [1] to [9] keys
• When entering alphabets that are assigned to the same key, press the [] key to move the cursor, and thenenter the next alphabet.
• Press the [] / [▼] key to toggle between upper case and lower case for the alphabet at the cursor
position. *2
Enter Symbols
Press the [SF] key to switch to the alphabetic input mode (cursor:*(rectangle).
Key that can be used: [0] key• When entering symbols that are assigned to the same key, press the [] key to move the cursor, and thenenter the next symbol.
• If you press the [] key when the cursor is located at the end of the entered data string, a space will beinserted 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] key after deleting all the characters entered.
Other
When the number of characters exceeds the entry limit, the cursor will return to the starting point.

*1 For items that have restrictions on the types of characters that can be entered (e.g., only numerals for terminal
ID), the input mode cannot be switched.
*2 The number of characters you can enter may vary depending on the items.
*3 You cannot delete characters on items that have a fixed entry format (e.g., local BD address). This manual
uses the following delete-disabled icon for items with a fixed entry format.

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* Other Operations
Returning to the Immediately[C] keyPrevious Status
Checkbox

Select the item, and press the [ENT] key to toggle between
Selected and Cleared.
A check mark is attached to the selected box.

< Security > Pairing Enable
PIN code[Radio Button]

Checkboxes are used for selecting multiple items at a time.

Select the item, and press the [ENT] key to change the item
selected.

< Click Sound >The item with a filled circle indicates that it is currently enabled.

 None Beep Beep + Audio Audio

The radio button is used when only one item is to be selected from

Message Box

multiple items.

When two buttons, such as [Yes] and [No] , are displayed, press
either the [1] or the [2] key, or use the arrow keys ( [] , [▼] ,[] ,or [] ) to select your desired button (highlighted) and thenThe remote has
been alreadyregistered.
Would you like tooverwrite it?
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press the [ENT] key to confirm.
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Calling the Submenu

While [F1] or [F2] is displayed at the bottom of the screen, press
the corresponding key to display its submenu or to execute its
function (special feature).

< Property >1:Device name
GTX-221
2:BD Address[00:03:7A:0B:0A:AB]
3:Security

F1 Save

F2 Search

SliderUse the [▲] [▼] keys to move the slider for performing the setting
and then press the [ENT] key.
< Volume > F6(Up)
Level : 4

 F7(Down)

Indicator Change during

You can change the indicator (buzzer/vibrator/LED) that works

Operation

during operation according your individual settings. For its change
method, see "4-9-5 Tone/Vibrator: Setting the Volume, LED, andthe Vibrator"(P.181).
By changing this setting, you can create your individual indicator ina simple way.
In addition, there are operations that are not applicable for someindicators.

* Entering Data Using a Barcode
You can enter various settings and characters, etc., by using a barcode.
Press the [SCAN] key or the trigger keys to allow the laser to irradiate and scan the barcode.
Regardingdata

entry,

refer

to

"5-1

Product

Specifications"(P.229)

for

the

readablebarcodes.(EAN/UCC/composit is excluded.)

The laser irradiation time is set in the trigger mode.

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4-2 System Menu Structure
The system menu is in a hierarchical structure, classified by function.

1:System

2:WLAN

1:Auto execute
2:Clock

1:Manual setting
1:WLAN
2:Server setting
2:Bluetooth
3:Power Management
1:Resume
3:IrDA
2:Auto wake up
1:Set
4:Password
3:Auto power o ff
2:Clear
1:SSID
2:Roaming level
3:Doze mode
4:Security
1:Encryption
1:Method
2:Authentication
2:EAP modification
3:Attention
5:Advanced
6:MAC address

3:Network

1:Rate control
2:RTS_Threshold

1:TCP/IP

1:IP address
2:NetMask
3:Gateway
4:MTU

2:DHCP

1:Startup type2:Item not to Update
3:Server port

3:FTP

1:Server address
2:Name3:Password
4:Advanced

4:DNS

5:SNMP

1:Primary
2:Secondary
3:Advanced

3:Trap3:Advanced
1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA

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2:Addess
3:Name1:Server port
2:Mode3:Folder

1:Select from list
2:wait(PC)3:wait(HT)1:Select from list
2:wait(HT)1:Current
2:Specified

1:Server port
2:Timeout time
3:Trial count4:Cache time

1:Community(R/Only)
2:Community(R/W)

4:Receive

1:Method
2:WEP
3:PSK(TKIP/CCMP)

1:Community name2:Manager I P address
1:Community name2:Manager I P address
1:Community name2:Manager I P address
1:Authentic trap
2:Agent port
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5:File1:FDrive
2:SDrive
3:RDrive(microSD)

6:ID
7:Device

1:Barcode

4-2 System Menu Structure
1:Application
2:Data3:Audio
4:Graphic
5:All type
1:Trigger mode
2:Picklist mode
3:Inverse(1D)
4:Security level
5:QR mode
6:Quiet zone(1D)

1:Key repeat delay
2:Key repeat rate
3:Backlight

2:Key

3:Bluetooth

1:Local device

2:Remote device
4:Display
5:Tone/Vibrator

8:Manage

1:System info
2:Format

3:Clone4:Drive
5:Mothball
6:Wizard
7:OS Version Up
9:Test

1:WLAN

1:Luminosity
2:Light Sensor
1:Volume
2:Indicator func
3:Click Sound

1:RegistryInitialize
2:FDrive
3:SDrive
4:RDrive(microSD)
1:FDrive
2:SDrive
3:RDrive(microSD)
1:Configuration
2:WLAN/ping
3:AP Search

2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA
4:Barcode test
5:Display test
6:Key testref99

1:Trigger operation
2:Power saving
3:Irradiation time

1:Device name2:BD Address
1:Pairing Enable
3:Security
2:PIN code
4:Version
1:Device list
2:Search for devices
3:Search option

1:Cancel1
2:Cancel2
3:Cancel3
4:Enter1
5:Enter2
6:Enter3
7:Click1
8:Click2
9:Click3
10:Caution1
11:Caution2
12:Caution3
13:Error1
14:Error2
15:Error3
16:User1
17:User2
18:User3

1:Buzzer
2:Audio
3:Vibrator
4:LED(Each item has thesefour options.)

1:Bluetooth
2:IrDA
3:microSD

1:Host address
2:Packet size
3:Timeout time
4:Trial count

1:Master
2:Slave
1:Single scan
2:Multiple scan

For the factory setting of the system menu, see "Appendix-1 Factory Default List"(P.252) .

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4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations
You can set various functions that make your operations of the Handy Terminal more comfortable.
You can automatically register the settings for the respective systems (except the password setting) by using the
DHCP function.

ref"4-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Settings"(P.130)[System Menu] > [1:System]
Select the item to be set.
< System setting >1:Auto execute
2:Clock
3:Power management
4:Password- Auto execute: Automatic execution of the application
software (P.101)- Clock: Clock Verification (P.102)- Power management (P.104)- Password: Setting/Clearing Password (P.109)

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4-3-1 Auto Execute: Automatic Execution of the Application
Software

DHCPYou need to register the application software that you want launched automatically upon power ON.
The system menu is launched by the factory settings.

[System Menu] > [1:System] > [1:Auto execute]
Select the application software you want launched automatically upon power ON.
After the list of currently installed programs is displayed, select your< Auto execute >desired application software.

 System menu
 SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT

Press the [ENT] key to return to the < SystemSet > 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.

F1 Property

Press the [F1] key to display the information related to the selected< File Property >Name
SAMPLE1.OUT

application software.
Press the [C] key to return to the < Auto execute > screen.

Type[Application]
Library[1.00]
Size[00000000]Bytes
Modified2012-01-01
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4-3-2 Clock: Time Settings

DHCP

You can verify the current time and perform time settings.
In additional to making the settings manually, you can also receive the PC time data using WLAN
communication.

* Time[System Menu] > [1:System] > [2:Clock]Select whether to set the time manually or via the server.
The current time is displayed.
< Time >Select the item to be set.

2012-01-01(Sun)00:00:00
1:Manual setting
2:Server setting- 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.
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor over the year, the month or the< Manual setting >day to be set, and then enter the time.

2012-01-01 00:00:00

Press the [ENT] key to confirm the time and return to the < Time >screen.
Press the [C] key to cancel the setting and return to the < Time > screen.

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4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations* Server setting: Receives the time automatically from the server
Receives the time data from the DHCP server, the Network Manager (see "7-2 DHCP Server Mode" of "Network
Manager User Manual").

[System Menu] > [1:System] > [2:Clock] > [2:Server setting] >[1:WLAN] / [2:Bluetooth] / [3:IrDA]

Receive the time data automatically.
Press the [ENT] key to return to the < Time > screen.

Completed
OK

When reception fails, the screen on the left will be displayed.
- Retry: Receives the time data from the server again.
Failed to get
the current time.
(65540)Retry?
RETRY
CANCEL

Hint- Cancel: Cancels the setting and return to the < Time > screen.
If the failure persists, contact your system administrator.

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 WLAN communication (such as SSID and security) between the Handy Terminal
and the access point has been configured correctly.
- The access point and the PC have been powered up.
- The access point and the PC have been configured and connected correctly.
- The access point is operating normally.
- The DHCP server of the Network Manager has been started.

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4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings Related to PowerYou can perform various settings related to Power ON/OFF, such as auto power off.

[System Menu] > [1:System] > [3:Power Management]
Select the item to be set.
< Power management >1:Resume
2:Auto wake up
3:Auto power off- Resume: Retention of the state during power off- Auto wake up: Started at the predefined 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 yourwork 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 enabled: Resumes from the process executed immediately before power off.
• Resume function disabled: Always executed from the beginning process.

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To cancel the resume function and launch the system menu, press the [PW] key while
holding down the Scan key.

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4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations- If the battery pack is detached during operation, resume will fail. The process will thenbe executed from the beginning, regardless of whether the resume function is enabledor disabled. The following screen will be displayed upon the next power on.

Backup failure.
Format S drive.
Start up thisterminal usually.

CautionHit ENT key.

- When the backup battery is depleted, the above screen will be displayed, and theprocess 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 Management] >[1:Power Management]
Enable the resume function.
Press the [ENT] key to select [Enabled] .
< Resume > Enabled

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You can also enable the resume function from the DHCP server, the Network Manager(see "7-2 DHCP Server Mode" of "Network Manager User Manual").

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Caution

The auto wake up function can be 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.
Select from the following items:< Present schedule >at 07:30
on Monday
every week.

- Set: Sets the schedule- Clear: Clears the schedule

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Set: Sets the Schedule[System Menu] > [1:System] > [3:Power Management] > [2:Auto wake up]> [1:Set]
Set the auto wakeup schedule.
Select the occurrence interval of the schedule.
< Schedule setting >SelectCycle [every day ]every week
every monthspecification), Monthly (date and time specification). Date is set using

Daily

(time

specification),

Weekly(weekday

and

time

"01"–"31", and time is set using the 24-hour format. The menu returns toschedule confirmation upon completion of the setting.

Enter the hours and minutes (00: 00–23: 59) in the 24-hour format.
< Schedule setting >Cycle [every month]
Date [01]Time [01:00]

This completes the settings.
Press the [ENT] Key to return to the <Present schedule> screen andcomplete 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.
Select [Yes] in the confirmation dialog.
< Schedule clear >The set schedule is deleted.
Select [No] to cancel the clearing.

Would you like toclear schedule?
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You can also enable the auto wakeup function from the DHCP server, the Network
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4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations* Auto Power OFF: Automatic Power OFF
The auto power off

function performs power off automatically after a time period of no operation.

[System Menu] > [1:System] > [3:Power Management] > [3:Auto power off]Set the time duration after which power off is to be performed automatically.
The allowed time range is 0060 – 3600 seconds.
< Auto power off >In addition, power off can be disabled by setting it to 0000 second.

[0600] Sec

Press the [ENT] key to complete the setting.

Press the [F1] key to display the guidelines related to the setting values.
F1 Guidance

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You can also enable the auto power off function from the DHCP server, the Network
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4-3-4 Password: Setting / Clearing Password
You can set a password to prevent the system menu from being inadvertently started. If a password has been set,no person other than the administrator can confirm and/or modify the settings without entering the password.

If a password has been set, password check will be performed duringsystem menu launch. The system menu will not be launched unless thecorrect password is entered.

Password?
***

CautionWrite down your password and keep it somewhere safe in order not to forget it. Pleasecontact your dealer if you are unable to recall the password.

[System Menu] > [1:System] > [4:Password]
You can set or clear the password.
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4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations* Set: Setting the Password[System Menu] > [1:System] > [4:Password] > [1:Set][1] Enter a new password.
The password is case sensitive and consists of 4–30 alphanumeric< Password setting >characters.

New password

Enter a new password, and then press the [ENT] key.

New password again[2] Enter the password once again for confirmation.
Press the [ENT] key after entering the password.
< Password setting >New password
abcd
New password again* Clear: Clearing the Password[System Menu] > [1:System] > [4:Password] > [2:Clear]
Clear the password.
Select [Yes] to clear the password; the set password will be erased.
< Password clear >Select [No] to cancel the clearing.

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4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings
You can perform settings related to WLAN.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN]
You can select the setting item for WLAN communication.
Select the item to be set.
< WLAN >1:SSID
2:Roaming level
3:Doze mode
4:Security
5:Advanced
6:MAC address- SSID: Setting SSID (P.111)- Roaming level: Setting the Roaming Level (P.112)- Doze mode: Setting the Timeout Time (P.112)- Security: WLAN Communication Security Settings (P.113)- Advanced: Advanced Settings Related to WLAN Communication(P.124)- MAC address: Displaying the MAC Address (P.126)

4-4-1 SSID: Setting SSID
You can set SSID for identifying the access point of WLAN communication.

CautionAlthough SSID can be set automatically by using the DHCP function, security issues
may occur. Avoid configuration by DHCP.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [1:SSID]Enter SSID.
< SSID >101

SSID is specified with up to 32 alphanumeric characters. It is casesensitive.

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4-4-2 Roaming level: Setting the Roaming Level

DHCP

The roaming function automatically switches to an access point with a stronger signal when the Handy Terminal
is moved around. The value for deciding the switching is called roaming level.
Roaming is performed only among access points having the same SSID.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [2:Roaming level]
Select the speed for deciding the switch.
< Roaming level > Slow
 Normal FastSlow

The switch is slow

NormalFast 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 be degradedaccordingly.
It can be configured automatically if the DHCP function is enabled.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [3:Doze mode]
Select the time duration after which timeout occurs.

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4-4-4 Security: WLAN Communication Security Settings DHCP
You can perform settings related to WLAN communication security.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security]
Select the item to be set.
< Security >1:Encryption
2:Authentication
3:Attention- 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]
Select the item to be set.
< Encryption >1:Method
2:WEP
3:PSK(TKIP/CCMP)- Method: Selects the encryption method- WEP: Sets the WEP key- PSK(TKIP/CCMP): Sets the encryption key

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MethodYou can select the encryption method.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security] > [1:Encryption] > [1:Method]
Select the encryption method.
< Method > Disabled
 WEP(40 bit)
 WEP(128bit)
 TKIP CCMP- Disabled- WEP(40-bit)- WEP(128-bit)- TKIP- CCMP

WEP[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security] > [1:Encryption] > [2:WEP]
Select the item.
< WEP >
1:TxKeyID
 KEY-1
 KEY-2
 KEY-3
 KEY-4
2:Key modification

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From the KEY1 to KEY4 set at the next [KEY modification], select the ID used for communication. This item
is enabled while the WEP setting is other than "Disabled".

Communication cannot be performed unless the WEP key value of TxKey_ID set here
matches with the WEP key value of the access point and the WEP key value ofTransmitKEY set at the access point matches with the WEP key value on the Handy

CautionTerminal side.
For example, if TxKey_ID of the Handy Terminal is "2", the WEP key2 value of the
Handy Terminal and the WEP key2 value 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" to "9", "A" to "F") and ASCII characters. Press the [F1] Key toswitch the input. You can also make the setting through barcode reading by using the trigger keys.

HEX Characters (Default)
The length is fixed at 10 characters when 40-bit is selected, and at<Key-1 modification>
0000000000000
0000000000000

26 characters when 128-bit is selected. The actual entry is always
26 characters, and when 40-bit is selected, only the first 10 ofthese 26 characters are accepted.

Press the [F1] key to move to the ASCII character entry screen.
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ASCII Characters
The length is fixed at 5 characters when 40-bit is selected, and at
13 characters when 128-bit is selected. The actual entry is always<Key-1 modification>

13 characters, and when 40-bit is selected, only the first 5 of these
13 characters are accepted. In addition, blank is recognized as
space (0x20).

F1 HEX

CautionThe 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)]
When PSK (TKIP/CCMP) is selected in the encryption method, enter< PSK(TKIP/CCMP) >the encryption key (key). Perform the same setting as for the accesspoint.
You can enter 8–63 characters when setting using ASCII characters.
You can enter 64 characters when setting using HEX numbers.
To use PSK (TKIP/CCMP), set the authentication method (P.118) to"Open".

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About Security Function
The Handy Terminal is equipped with WPA and WPA2 as WLAN communication security functions.

* About WPA (WPA-PSK) and WPA2 (WPA2-PSK)·PSK
PSK is short for Pre-Shared Key. You need to set the same encryption key for both the access point and the
Handy Terminal before performing WLAN communication between them. This key must be managed suchthat it cannot be leaked to any third party. In this context, the key set in WEP is also a PSK.
·WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK
As equipment cost and technology, such as RADIUS server and electronic certificates required forIEEE802.1X (EAP) authentication, are required, the PSK method is prepared as a simple authentication
method for WPA and WPA2.
This also performs simple authentication by setting the same PSK in advance both in the access point and in
the Handy Terminal, and performs communication by the set encryption method (TKIP/CCMP(AES)). Insteadof directly using the PSK as the encryption key, this method periodically generates a temporal key for any
connection between each access point and each terminal. Due to this process, compared with "No Encryption"or "WEP Method", a delay of several seconds occurs during WLAN communication with 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 wirelessstandard, 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
avoid the risk of being intercepted. The Handy Terminal supports two types of WEP keys (common keys):"40-bit (or 64-bit)" and "128-bit".

·TKIP
TKIP, part of the encryption standard for IEEE802.11iWLAN communication, is short for "Temporal Key
Integrity Protocol", the encryption protocol used for a temporal key. This function compensates for WEP
vulnerability while using the encryption algorithm RC4 used in WEP. Instead of encrypting the temporal key
using RC4 without change, it realizes encryption with a different key for each packet by performing key
mixing process in two steps.

·AES
AES is an encryption method adopted by the U.S. government, and uses a standard encryption algorithm
called Rijndael. AES satisfies the two conditions of safety and speed. However, as this algorithm is totallydifferent from WEP or TKIP, new hardware process will be required.

·CCMP
CCMP (Counter mode with CBC-MAC Protocol) is a tamper detection protocol used by AES. The CBC-MAC(Cipher-Block Message Authentication Code) method is used to detect tampering. This CCMP method isrequired by WPA2 (IEEE802.11i).

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Select the authentication method.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security] > [2:Authentication]

Select the item to be set.
< Authentication >1:Method
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Method[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security] > [2:Authentication] - [1:Method]·Open< Authentication >Set "Open Authentication" method.

 Open Shared EAP

When the authentication request frame is received from the Handy
Terminal, the access point returns with an authentication response
frame and enables the data communication.
While WEP is enabled, if the two WEP keys do not match,communication will not be performed even when authentication has
taken place.

·SharedSet "Shared Key Authentication" method.
When authentication request is received from the Handy 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 "EAP" (IEEE802.1X) authentication method. When thisauthentication method is used, you will also need to configure anumber of settings including certificate, private key and user
information, which will be discussed later. There are also limitations
on environment that can be used (such as certificate authority andauthentication (RADIUS) server). Therefore, if you want to use the"EAP" authentication method, please contact your dealer.

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EAP modification[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security] > [2:Authentication] - [1:EAPSet]
Perform the various configurations required when using EAP (IEEE802.1X) authentication.
After these settings are configured, perform "* WLAN/ping test"(P.207) and verify that communication using
EAP authentication is possible.

Select the item to be set.
< EAP modification >1:EAP mode
2:Certificate
3:Private key
4:User Info
5:Advanced[1]Select [EAP mode] .
- EAP-TLS< EAP mode >This authentication method requires a server certificate for server

 EAP-TLS
 EAP-PEAP-MSCHAPv2

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 authentication method requires a server certificate for server
authentication, and a user name and a password for client
authentication.
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4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings[2]Select [Certificate] .
You need to set the certificate files. The certificate files are received via WLAN (P.143) or Bluetooth (P.143).
They can also be received via IrDA or clone.
·CA root (file)< Certificate >This is the CA root certificate of the publisher of the server certificate

1:CA root

required for server authentication. It does not support certificate
hierarchization (chain).

2:Client

This product supports the certificate file of PEM format (Base64
coding).
Press the [F1] key to clear the setting value.

F1 Clear

entry·Client certificate (file)
This is a client certificate required for client authentication.
This product supports the certificate file of PEM format (Base64
coding).
Press the [F1] key to clear the setting value.
Select from the received files.

<Reference to file>(Press the [F1] Key to view the file information.)

ROOTCERT.CER
CLIENTCERT.CER
PRIVATE.KEY

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4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings[3]Select [Private key] .
The private key (file) is received via WLAN (P.143) or Bluetooth (P.143).
They can also be received via IrDA or clone.
·File< Private key >This is the private key that is paired with the client public key

1:Filecontained in the client certificate.

2:Password*******************************

This private key is important for security. Manage the private key file
by encrypting it so that it will not be leaked to third parties.
This product supports the private key file of PEM format (Base64
coding). In addition, the encryption method must be DES-CBC 64-bit.

F1

Clear entry

Press the [F1] key to clear the setting value.
·Password
Enter a password that is case 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.
Select from the received files.

<Reference to file>(Press the [F1] Key to view the file information.)

ROOTCERT.CER
CLIENTCERT.CER
PRIVATE.KEY

F1 Property[4]Select [User info] .
·User Name
< User Info >The user name used for authentication.

1:User NameEnter a user name that is case sensitive and consists of up to 62
alphanumeric characters.

2:Password*******************************·Password
The password used for authentication.
Enter a password that is case sensitive and consists of up to 31
alphanumeric characters. As a security measure, the password
characters entered will be displayed as asterisks (*).

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4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings[5]Select [Advanced] .
*This setting usually does not change.
·Authentication timeout during startup< EAP Advanced >During WLAN startup, authentication will not be terminated till after

1:AuthenticationTime[060]sec

lapse of the number of seconds set here.
Allowed setting value: 15–120 seconds* Attention
If the Handy Terminal is launched without performing the WLAN security configuration, the <WLA N
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.

CautionFrom the security perspective, disabling this setting is not recommended.
Be sure to configure security when performing WLAN communication.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [4:Security] > [3:Attention]
Select Display / Not Display.
< Attention > Display Not Display

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4-4-5 Advanced: Advanced Settings Related to WLAN
Communication

DHCP

You can perform advanced settings related to WLAN.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [5:Advanced][1]Select [Rate control] .

< Advanced >1:Rate control[11b Auto]
2:RTS Threshold[2347]Bytes[2]Select the transmission rate from the list.
You can select the transmission rate from the list.
< Rate(bps) >For transmission rate, see the next section.

 11b Auto 11bg Auto
 11g 9M
 11g 6M
 1M
 2M
 1 or 2M
 5.5M 11M[3]Select [RTS_Threshold] .
You can set the RTS Threshold value.
< Advanced >1:Rate control[11b Auto]
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Transmission Rate
Setting a high-speed communication rate will narrow the area where the Handy Terminal can perform
transmission.
The rate setting on the Handy Terminal side decides whether 14ch can be used, and the rate setting on the accesspoint side affects the connectivity. See the following table.

Connectivity Related to theRate Setting on the Access
Rate Setting

Description

Point Side.*2

14ch*1
11b/g

11b

11g

Both

Only

Only

○

○

○

×

×

△

○

⊕

×

⊕

×

⊕

Switches to the appropriate transmission rate
11b Auto(Default)

according to the distance between the Handy
Terminal and the access point. Its possible
values are given by IEEE802.11b (11, 5.5, 2, 1Mbps).
Switches to the appropriate transmission rate

11bg Autoaccording 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 automatically changed
to 1 Mbps or 2 Mbps only.

5.5M

The transmission rate is fixed at 5.5 Mbps.

○

○

○

×

11M

The transmission rate is fixed at 11 Mbps.

○

○

○

×

*1 14ch○: Enabled.
×: Disabled.
*2 Connectivity Related to the Rate Setting on the Access Point Side.
⊕: Connectable. The 11g rate will take precedence, and high transmission rate is possible.
○: Connectable. Communication is performed at the 11b rate.
△: Connectable. The throughput is reduced somewhat due to negotiation of 11b/g.
×: Non-connectable.

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RTS Threshold
Judges whether the RTS packet can be sent prior to data packet transmission. The RTS packet is sent, and
RTS-CTS control is performed if the data packet size is bigger than the setting value. If one access point isconnected to multiple terminals, or if the terminals are so remotely distributed that the terminals cannot detecteach other even if they can detect the access point, the RTS-CTS control is enabled. The RTS-CTS control isenabled in the above case, but the throughput will be reduced in other cases. Normally, retain the factory setting(2347 bytes).
⋅ Setting range: 0 to 2347 bytes

4-4-6 MAC address: Displaying the MAC Address
You can display the MAC address (hardware specific address). The MAC address cannot be changed.

[System Menu] > [2:WLAN] > [6:MAC address]
The MAC address of the Handy Terminal is displayed.
< MAC address >[00:16:41:C1:B9:BD]

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4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings
You need to perform the settings required for network connection.

[System Menu] > [3:Network]
Select the item to be set.
< Network >1:TCP/IP
2:DHCP
3:FTP
4:DNS
5:SNMP-TCP/IP: Settings related to TCP/IP communication (P.128)-DHCP: Settings of DHCP client function (P.130)-FTP: Settings for using the FTP (P.133).
-DNS: Setting for the DNS server address (P.137)-SNMP: Various settings for SNMP (P.139)

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4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings

DHCP

You can perform settings related to TCP/IP communication, starting with IP address.

Caution- 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.131)", all the items
excluding MTU are read-only and cannot be changed.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [1:TCP/IP][1] 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]
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4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings[2] Configure the respective items.
Select the item name to make it ready for input.
< TCP/IP >1:IP Address[192.168.254.254]
2:NetMask[000.000.000.000]
3:Gateway[000.000.000.000]
4:MTU[1500]Octet- IP Address
Sets the IP address assigned by the network administrator. Sets theunique IP addresses of all the GTX-221-Gs connected to the same
network.
- NetMask
Sets the subnet mask assigned by the network administrator. The
subnet mask 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 whenconnecting 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 bechanged according to the communication media. For details, contact
your network administrator.

(Input example) IP addressEnter a value in the range 000–255 for each field separated by a period(e.g.,192.168.254.254).
Enter the values for "NetMask" and "Gateway" using the sameprocedure.
For settings related to the respective items, contact your network
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DHCP

You can configure the DHCP client function that can automatically configure TCP/IP and other various settings.

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.
- Startup type: Setting of disable/enable DHCP
< DHCP >- Item not to update: Setting of items for which update by DHCP is

1:Startup type2:Item not to Update
3:Server port
[08067]disabled.
- Server port: Setting of the port number for the DHCP server

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You can set to disable/enable DHCP upon startup.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [2:DHCP] > [1:Startup type]
Set the startup type.
- Disabled< Startup type > Disabled Application boot System menu boot Auto wake up boot

DHCP will not be executed upon startup.
- Application boot
DHCP will be executed before the application software is executed.
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 thesystem menu, DHCP will not be executed.
- System menu boot
DHCP will be executed when the system menu is launched.
- Auto wake up boot
DHCP will be executed when auto wakeup is started.

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4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings* Item not to update
You can perform settings during execution of the DHCP function so that the specified terminal-specificinformation will not be changed.

CautionIf IP address is selected (IP address is disabled for update), the IP address set for the
Handy Terminal will not be changed. Use this setting after verifying that there are no
hosts with the same address in the network.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [2:DHCP] > [2:Item not to Update]
You can select the items whose update you want to disable.
Checkmark the items whose update you want to disable.
<Item not to Update>- IP Address IP Address NetMask
 Gateway ID- NetMask- Gateway- 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]
Enter the port number of the DHCP server.
< DHCP >1:Startup type2:Item not to Update
3:Server port
[08067]This value will be changed when only configuring the IP address using
the existing DHCP server without automatically configuring the settings
specific to the Handy Terminal.
The DHCP server port number is 08067 by default. This is to avoid
conflict with other DHCP servers that are being operated in the same

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4-5-3 FTP: FTP Settings

DHCP

You need to perform FTP settings when you use the FTP client function.
They can also be configured automatically if the DHCP function is enabled.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [3:FTP]
Select the item to be set.
- Server Address: Sets the host name of the FTP server< FTP >

- User name: Sets the login user name for the FTP server

1:Server Address
2:User name[
3:Password- Password: Sets the login password for the FTP server]- Advanced: Performs advanced FTP settings

4:Advanced* Server address
You can set the host name of the FTP server.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [3:FTP] > [1:Server address]
IP address or host name specified by "1: Set method" is set as the FTP< Server address >server.

1:Set method Address  Name
2:Address[000.000.000.000]
3:Name- When IP address is selectedEnter the IP address of the FTP server under "2:Address".
- When host name is selectedEnter the host name of the FTP server under "3:Name".
Spaces cannot be included in the host name.

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You can set the login user name for the FTP server[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [3:FTP] > [2:User name]Enter a user name that is case sensitive and consists of up to 18
alphanumeric characters.

< FTP >
1:Server Address
2:User name[
3:Password]

4:Advanced* Password
You can set the login password for the FTP server[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [3:FTP] > [3:Password]
Enter a password that is case sensitive and consists of up to 20< FTP >

alphanumeric characters.

1:Server Address
2:User name[
3:Password

Spaces cannot be included in the password.

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As a security measure, the password entered will be displayed after
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You can perform advanced FTP settings.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [3:FTP] > [4:Advanced]
Select the item to be set.
< Advanced >1:Server port
[00021]
2:Mode Passive  Active
3:Folder- Server port: Specifies the control port number of the FTP server- Mode: Specifies the mode
- 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 communication is not available in Active mode. Using
Passive mode allows you to perform communication with an FTP server located on theother side of the firewall.

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FolderYou can specify the transmission/reception folders of the FTP server.
·Current< Folder >Select [Current folder] to display the submenu.

1:Current[/(Root)]
2:Specified

Select the current folder from the following items:/(Root)
The root folder of the FTP server. The user name folder may be
specified as the root folder, depending on the FTP server.

/(User name)Sets the user name folder in the root folder of the FTP server as thecurrent 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 thenext item) as the current folder.

- Specified
Select [Specific] , and enter the folder name.
The text set here will be added to the FTP method of "CWD". As the text
set here is directly used for FTP communication, the file path must be
correctly entered.
(Ex.) "dir1/dir2/dir3"
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4-5-4 DNS: DNS Server Settings

DHCP

You can set the address of the DNS server.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [4:DNS]
Select the item to be set.
- Primary: Sets the IP address of the primary DNS server< DNS >- Secondary: Sets the IP address of the secondary DNS server

1:Primary[000.000.000.000]
2:Secondary[000.000.000.000]
3:Advanced- Advanced: Performs advanced settings for DNS* PrimaryThis is used to set the IP address of the primary DNS server.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [4:DNS] > [1:Primary]Enter the IP address of the primary DNS server.
< DNS >
1:Primary[000.000.000.000]
2:Secondary[000.000.000.000]
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This is used to set the IP address of the secondary DNS server.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [4:DNS] > [2:Secondary]Enter the IP address of the secondary DNS server.
< DNS >
1:Primary[000.000.000.000]
2:Secondary[000.000.000.000]
3:Advanced* Advanced
You can perform advanced settings for DNS[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [4:DNS] > [3:Advanced]
Select and set the item.
< Advanced >1:Server port
[00053]
2:Timeout time[01]sec
3:Trial count[1]
4:Cache time
[0003]min- 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 countSets the number of retries. If it is set to 0, only one packet will be sent,
and no retry will be performed.
- Cache timeIts setting range is 0–9999 minutes. If it is set to 0, the cache function
will be disabled. The maximum number of entries at the cache table is
8. If the maximum value is exceeded, the old entry is erased and a
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4-5-5 SNMP: SNMP Settings

DHCP

You can perform various settings for SNMP.
The settings can also be made automatically if the DHCP function is enabled.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [5:SNMP]
Select the item to be set.
- Community (R/Only): Sets the read-only community< SNMP >- Community (R/W): Sets the read-write community

1:Community(R/Only)
2:Community(R/W)
3:Trap4:Advanced- Trap: Sets the Trap community- Advanced: Performs advanced settings for SNMP

* Community (R/Only)
You can set the read-only community name.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [5:SNMP] > [1:Community(R/Only)]Select and set the item.
<Community(R/Only)>
1:Community name[public]
2:Manager IP address[000.000.000.000]- Community name
The community name is specified using up to 16 alphanumericcharacters.
The actions allowed by this community name are "Read-Only". GET
and GET-NEXT requests are supported by this community name.
When SET request is performed by this community, an authentication
trap will be sent.
- Manager IP address
Sets the IP address of the SNMP manager that is enabled using thecommunity name set at [Community name] .
When the IP address is set to "000.000.000.000", this community
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You can set the read-write community name.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [5:SNMP] > [2:Community(R/W)]
Select and set the item.
< Community(R/W) >1:Community name[private]
2:Manager IP address[000.000.000.000]- Community name
The community name is specified using up to 16 alphanumericcharacters.
The actions allowed by this community name are "Read-Write". GET,
GET-NEXT, and SET requests are supported by this community
name.
- Manager IP address
Sets the IP address of the SNMP manager that is enabled using thecommunity 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]
Select and set the item.
< Trap >1:Community name
[Welcat]
2:Manager IP address[000.000.000.000]- Community name
You can set the Trap community name. The community name isspecified using up to 16 alphanumeric characters.
- Manager IP address
Sets the IP address of the SNMP manager, which is the transmission
destination of Trap. When the IP address is set to "000.000.000.000",
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You can perform advanced settings for SNMP.

[System Menu] > [3:Network] > [5:SNMP] > [4:Advanced]
Select and set the item.
< Advanced >1:Authentic trap
 Send2:Agent port
[00161]
3:Trap port
[00162]
4:Trap retry[1]- Authentic trap
Sets whether to "Send" Authentic trap when access is found to befrom 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 sending the trap. The well-known port
number is 162.
- Trap retry
Specifies the number of times for resending the Trap.

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About SNMP
The Handy Terminal can perform management using "Network Manager" included in "WebGlider Integration
Server" (WGS-001).
SNMP-PDU (Protocol Data Unit) is compliant with SNMPv1.
The Handy Terminal manages the objects of the following MIB groups:[1.3.6.1.2.1.1]

MIB2-System[1.3.6.1.2.1.2]

MIB2-Interfaces[1.3.6.1.2.1.4]

MIB2-IP[1.3.6.1.2.1.5]

MIB2-ICMP[1.3.6.1.2.1.6]

MIB2-TCP[1.3.6.1.2.1.7]

MIB2-UDP[1.3.6.1.2.1.11]

MIB2-SNMP[1.3.6.1.4.1.12392]

Welcat Enterprise MIB

Welcat Enterprise MIB is described in ASN.1 format.
Welcat Enterprise MIB is included in "WebGlider Integration Server" (for more information, contact yourdealer).

·Supported Traps
Trap

Description

Cold Start

Sent during communication start after MIB is initialized. MIB is initialized upon
power on. However, initialization will not be performed when recovered fromresume.

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 isfirst realized (ColdStart and Warm Start were sent). It is also sent on reaching
synchronization when the Handy Terminal enters from outside to inside therange of communication, or when synchronization with a new access point isreached by roaming (same timing with signal SIGRFU_INSYNC).

Link down

Sent upon termination of communication. However, it is not sent when outside
the range.

Authentication

When an attempt is made to access the Handy Terminal, this trap is sent to
the IP address set on "Trap-Manager IP address" (P. 140) However, it is sent
only when "Send" is checkmarked at "Trap-Authentic trap" (P.141) on thesystem menu.

*1

Even if the MIB-related settings (such as IP address, subnet mask, default gateway) are changed, MIB will
not be initialized. Therefore, instead of Cold Start, Warm Start will be sent.
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4-6 Receive: Receiving Files
4-6-1 Receive: Receiving Files by WLAN/Bluetooth/Infrared
Communication (IrDA)
Upon reception, confirm the following items (all received files are saved in the F drive):

When Using WLAN Communication• The communication settings of the Handy Terminal and the access point are correctly configured (IPaddress, SSID, security settings, etc).
• The power is turned ON for the access point and the PC.
• The access point and the PC are correctly configured and connected.
• The access point operates correctly.
• The FTP server of "Network Manager" 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 inserted correctly into the PC.
• BluePorter-V (WLF-003: Optional) has been started• BluetoothManager is ON, and the BluetoothManager icon displayed in the task tray of the PC has become
white.

• As the default device of the Handy Terminal, the PC on the sending side has been registered (see "4-9-3
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When Using Infrared Communication (IrDA)
Upon reception, confirm the following items:* When the sending side is a PC
- The PC has been powered up- The "BluePorter-V" (WLF-003: Optional) has been started on the PC.
- The Handy Terminal has been set to the USB communication unit, and infrared communication has beenenabled (see "3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment" (P.80))* When the sending side is GTX-221-G- Can be sent using "wait (HT)"- Communicate with reference to communication between handy terminals in "3-4 Building Infrared
Communication (IrDA) Environment" (P.80)

CautionBe careful that the battery cover is not removed during file reception. Should the battery
cover be removed and an alarm be displayed, re-receive the file after the switching on
the power again.

[System Menu] > [4:Receive]
Select the communication means for reception.
Select the reception method.
< Device type >1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA- WLAN- Bluetooth- IrDA

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4-6 Receive: Receiving Files* Receiving Files (WLAN)[System Menu] > [4:Receive] > [1:WLAN][1] Get the file list, and select the files to be received.
Select the files to be received by checkmarking their names.
< File list > SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT

Press the [F1] key to display the reception confirmation dialog. In suchas case, if there is no checkmarked file, the selected file will bereceived.
Select [Yes] / [No] .

F1

Receive

F2

Menu

Press the [F2] key to display the submenu for operating the file list.
Change the settings as needed.
Full nameAll checks applied
All checks removed- Full name
Displays the full name of each selected file.
- All checks applied
Selects all the checkboxes in the file list.
- All checks removed
Clears all the checkboxes in the file list.

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4-6 Receive: Receiving Files[2] Reception starts.
The reception status is displayed on the screen.
< Receiving >sample1.OUT

000010 / 000021

If there are files with the same names as the files to be received, an
overwriting confirmation dialog will be displayed.
A file named“SAMPLE1.OUT”
already exists.
Would you like toreplace it?
YES NO

Select [Yes] / [No] .

[3] Reception takes place.
Uponcompletionofreception,[(Numberof

Reception

Successes/Number of Checks) ] will be displayed in the message box.
Press the [ENT] key.
CompletedOK

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4-6 Receive: Receiving Files* Receiving Files (Bluetooth/IrDA)[System Menu] > [4:Receive] > [2:Bluetooth] / [3:IrDA][1] Select the reception method.
Select "Select from list" to get the file list from the sending side. The< Receiving method >receiving side can select the files to be received from the list. > Step [2]1:Select from list
2:wait(PC)3:wait(HT)Select "2:Wait (PC)"/"3:Wait (HT)" to enter the reception wait state
immediately. If the sending side is a PC, select "2:Wait (PC)"; if it isGTX-221-G, select "3: Wait (HT)". Files to be received depend on thesending side. > Step [3]*"Wait (PC)" is a function that can be used by BluePorter in Bluetoothcommunication. It cannot be used by BluePorter-V.

[2] Select the files to be received.
Select the files to be received by checkmarking their names, and then
< File list >press the [F1] Key.

 SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT

The reception confirmation dialog is displayed. If there is no

Would you like toreceive it?
YES NOF1 Executecheckmarked file, the selected file will be received.
Select [Yes] / [No] .

F2 Menu

Press the [F2] key to display the submenu for operating the file list.
Change the settings as needed.
Full nameAll checks applied
All checks removed- Full name
Displays the full name of each selected file.
- All checks applied
Selects all the checkboxes in the file list.
- All checks removed
Clears all the checkboxes in the file list.

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4-6 Receive: Receiving Files[3] Reception starts.
The reception status is displayed on the screen.
< Receiving >sample1.OUT

000010 / 000021

If there are files with the same names as the files to be received, an
overwriting confirmation dialog will be displayed.
A file named“SAMPLE1.OUT”
already exists.
Would you like toreplace it?
YES NO

Select [Yes] / [No] .

[4] Reception takes place.
Uponcompletionofreception,[(Numberof

Reception

Successes/Number of Checks) ] will be displayed in the message box.
Press the [ENT] key.
CompletedOK

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files
Use this category to look for the target file and perform such operations as executing, uploading, and deleting it.
Select the file to operate from a list classified by file type in each drive. File types are determined by theirextensions (three letters that follow a period (.) after each filename) and classified as follows:
File type

Extension

Application program

OUT

Graphic data

BMP, JPG, JPEG, PNG

Audio data

WAV, SFL

Data

Other than above

You can perform the operations shown below; there are operations associated with specific file types andoperations you can perform on all files.
Operation
Execute*1

Description
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 typeis "Audio".

Properties

Display information about a file.

UploadUpload files.

DeleteDelete files.

All checks applied

Mark all the checkboxes in the file list.

All checks removed

Unmark all the checkboxes in the file list.

Copy to FDrive

Copy files to the F drive.

Copy to SDrive

Copy files to the S drive.

Copy to RDrive

Copy files to the R drive (microSD).

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Supported graphic data is as follows:
Format

BMP, JPG, JPEG, PNG

SizeMaximum 480 X 640 pixels(Display area: 240 X 296 pixels)*3 Supported audio data is as follows:
Extension

WAV

FormatWindows standard WAVE format

Audio sampling rate

8000/11025/16000/22050/44100/48000 [Hz]ChannelMonophonic

Audio sample size

16bit

Audio method

PCM

Extension

SFL

FormatAudio file list (text format)

Maximum number of32

files listed
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 an error occurs during playback, the subsequent audio files will
not be played.
You cannot list names of other SFL files in a SFL file.

Description example

ALARM_MELODY.WAV (line feed)
LOCATION_3F_2.WAV (line feed)
SHIP_ERROR.WAV

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files[System Menu] > [5: File][1] Select the drive.
Select the drive to operate.
< Drive type >1:FDrive
2:SDrive
3:RDrive(microSD)[2] Select the file type (for a drive other than the RDrive).
Select the type of file to operate. When "All type" is selected, regardless< File type >of file type, all the files stored in the drive will be included.

Application
Data
Audio
Graphic
All type[3] Mark the file to operate.
Select the file and press the [ENT] key to mark and unmark the< FDrive >checkbox for that file.

 132X128.JPG
 COPAN1.JPG
 COPAN2.JPG
 HABANERO.JPG
 KOUME1.JPG
 KOUME2.JPG
 MAKE.TXT

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Press the [F1] key to display the file operation submenu.
ExecuteProperties
UploadDeleteAll checks applied
All checks removed
Copy to SDrive
Copy to RDrive

Note: Depending on the file to select, the following submenu items
change:- Execute: Execute an application program.
- Play: Play audio data.
- View: Display graphic data.

(Screen displayed when
the FDrive is selected)- 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 RDrive.

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files* Execute: Execute an Application Program[System Menu] > [5:File] > Select the drive > [Application] > Select the application > [F1 Menu] >[Execute]
Execute the selected file.
The file being selected (highlighted) will be executed (regardless ofwhether its checkbox is marked).
Would you like toregister with
“Auto execute”?
YES NO

Press the [ENT] key to execute the file.

If the application program to execute is not registered in Auto execute, aregistration confirmation dialog box appears.

To terminate the application program executed, perform the operation
specified for each application program. After termination, whether todisplay 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, hold down the[PW] key for 10 seconds while the application program is running.

* Play: Play Audio Data
[System Menu] > [5:File] > Select the drive > [Audio] > Select the file >[F1 Menu] > [Play]
Play the audio data.
The audio file being selected will be played (regardless of whether its< Audio >checkbox is marked).
Press the [C] key to stop playing the file.

Playing ...

Stop

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files* View: Display Graphic Data
[System Menu] > [5:File] > Select the drive > [Graphic] > [F1 Menu] > [View]
Display and check the graphic data.
The image in the file being selected (highlighted) will be displayed(regardless of whether its checkbox is marked).
Press any key to return to 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.
The following information will be displayed:< File Property >Name
SAMPLE1.OUT- NameType[Application]
Library[1.00]
Size[00000000]Bytes
Modified2012-01-01
00:00:00- Library- Type- Size- Modified

Information about the file being selected (highlighted) will be displayed(regardless of whether its checkbox is marked).
Press any key to return to the <File> screen.

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files* Upload: Upload Files to a PC or Another Terminal
Check the following before upload:

To use WLAN communication• The communication settings of the Handy Terminal and the access point are correctly configured (IPaddress, SSID, security settings, etc).
• The power is turned ON for the access point and the PC.
• The access point and the PC are correctly configured and connected.
• The access point operates correctly.
• FTP server software is running on the PC.
• The FTP settings (host name, user name, etc) of the Handy Terminal are correctly configured.

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 the uploading side is the PC- Turn the PC's power ON.
- Start up "BluePorter-V" (WLF-003: optional) on the PC.
- Place the Handy Terminal in the USB communication unit and prepare infrared communication.
* When the sending side is GTX-221-G- Uploading becomes ready when "wait (HT)" is selected.
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Select and mark the file(s) to upload.
< FDrive >If there is no marked file, the file being selected will be uploaded.

 123X128.JPG
 COPAN1.JPG
 SAMPLE1.OUT
 SAMPLE2.OUT
 HABANERO.JPG
 MAKE.TXT

Press the [F1] key, select [Upload] , and press the [ENT] key.

F1 Menu[2] Select the upload method.
Select the upload method.
< Device type >⋅ WLAN

1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA⋅ Bluetooth⋅ IrDA[3] Uploading will start.
The upload status is displayed on the screen.
< Uploading >sample1.OUT

0847872 / 2101161[4] Finish the uploading process.
When the uploading process becomes complete, "(# of successfully
uploaded files/# of marked files)" will be displayed in the message box.
Press the [ENT] key.
Completed
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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files* 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.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
< File delete >Select [Yes] or [No].

Would you like todelete this file?
YES NO

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files* All Checks Applied: Select All Files[System Menu] > [5:File] > Select the drive > Select the file type > [F1 Menu] > [All checks applied]
All the checkboxes will be marked.

< File > 132X128.JPG
 COPAN1.JPG
 COPAN2.JPG
 HABANERO.JPG
 KOUME1.JPG
 KOUME2.JPG
 MAKE.TXT
F1 Menu* 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
F1

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4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files* 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.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
< File Copy >Select [Yes] or [No].

Would you like tocopy this file?
YES NO

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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 eachproduct.

[System Menu] > [6: ID]
Set an ID unique to your terminal.
You can enter an ID number in the range 000 to 999.
< ID >
ID

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions
Use this category to set hardware devices such as a barcode scanner and keys. Setting items in the device
category are classified by device type.

[System Menu] > [7: Device]
Select the hardware device to configure.
Select the item to set.
< Device >1:Barcode
2:Key
3:Bluetooth
4:Display
5:Tone/Vibrator- Barcode: Configure the barcode scanner (P.161) .
- Key: Set the key operation (P.169) .
- Bluetooth: Register and Set the Bluetooth device(P.171) .
- Display: Set the backlight luminosity(P.180) .
- Tone/Vibrator: Set the tone, LED, and vibrator(P.181) .

4-9-1 Barcode: Configuring the Barcode Scanner[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode]
Select the barcode Handy Terminal function to set.
Make a selection from the following items:< Barcode Scanner >1:Trigger mode
2:Picklist mode
3:Inverse(1D)
4:Security level
5:QR mode
6:Quiet zone(1D)- Trigger mode: Set the barcode scanner- Picklist mode: Set the Picklist mode (targeted scan function).
- Inverse(1D): Set the scanning of black-and-white-inverted
barcode.
- Security level: Set the scanning security level when scanning one
dimensional barcodes.
- QR mode: Set the scanning of QR code.
- Quiet zone(1D): Set Quiet zone(1D).

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In Multiple scan, Picklist mode, Inverse(1D), and QR mode cannot be set.
The setting is disabled (default).

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Trigger ModeUse this item to set the irradiation time.
This setting is enabled only in application programs using "Trigger mode" for barcode scanning.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode] > [1: Trigger mode]< Trigger mode >1:Trigger operation[Normal]2:Power saving[Full]
3:Irradiation time[20]sec[1] Select [Trigger operation] .
Set the trigger key operation and the irradiation pattern. You can scan
< Trigger mode >1:Trigger operation[Normal]2:PowersavingNormal[Full]
Double3:Irradiation
Release time[20]sec
Autobarcodes while laser light is being irradiated (lighted).

- NormalPress the Trigger key to irradiate laser light.
- DoublePress the Trigger key to make laser light start blinking. Press the key
again to irradiate laser light.
- Release
Press the Trigger key to make laser light start blinking, and release
the key to irradiate laser light.
- AutoAutomatically irradiate laser light regardless of trigger operation.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions[2] Select [Power saving] .
Make a setting to suppress power consumption during scan.
< Trigger mode >1:Trigger operation[Normal]2:Power Fullsaving[Full]Quick
None time
3:Irradiation[20]sec- FullAutomatically turn the laser light off after finishing a barcode scan andstop supplying power to the barcode scanner section, too. The power
consumption can be reduced, but it takes time to start the next scan.
- Quick
Automatically turn the laser light off after finishing a barcode scan but
continue supplying power to the barcode scanner section. The power
consumption is a little greater than when Full is selected, but you cansmoothly proceed to the next scan.
- NoneDo not use the Power saving mode.

[3] Select the [Irradiation time] .
Set a time period until the laser light is automatically turned OFF.

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< Trigger mode >You can set a value in the range 00 to 60 seconds.

1:Trigger operation[Normal]2:Power saving[Full]
3:Irradiation time[20]sec

When 00sec. is set, the laser light will not be turned OFF and continue
to be irradiated.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Picklist Mode
Set the Picklist mode (targeted scan function).

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode] > [2: Picklist mode]
Select "Enabled" or "Disabled".
< Picklist mode > Disabled Enabled- Disabled
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.

* Inverse barcode[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode] > [3: Inverse(1D)]
Set the scanning of inverted barcodes.
< Inverse(1D) > Regular only
 Inverse only Auto detect- Regular only
Scan barcodes where the bar is black and the space is white.
- Inverse only
Scan inverted barcodes where the normal black bar is white and thenormal white space is black.
- Auto detect
Scan both regular and inverted barcodes.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Security level[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode] > [4: Security level]
The GTX-221-G’s barcode decoder can set six types of security level< Security level > Level1
 Level2
 Level3
 Level4
 Level5
 Level6

when scanning one dimensional barcodes. Increasing the security levelcan prevent mis-scanning.

Set the Security level.
Applicable barcodes: One dimensional barcodes excluding GS1
DataBar (RSS)

Level 1: Perform two-time scan consistence when scanning thefollowing barcodes :Barcodes with eight or less digits; barcodes that do not perform checkdigit confirmation

Level 2: Perform four-time scan consistence when scanning thefollowing barcodes :Barcodes with eight or less digits; barcodes that do not perform checkdigit confirmation

Level 3: Perform four-time scan consistence when scanning thefollowing barcodes. Perform two-time scan consistence for otherbarcodes.
Barcodes with eight or less digits; barcodes that do not perform checkdigit confirmation

Level 4: Perform six-time scan consistence when scanning the following
barcodes. Perform two-time scan consistence for other barcodes.
Barcodes with eight or less digits; barcodes that do not perform checkdigit confirmation

Level 5: Perform six-time scan consistence when scanning the following
barcodes. Perform four-time scan consistence for other barcodes.
Barcodes with eight or less digits; barcodes that do not perform checkdigit confirmation

Level 6: Perform six-time scan consistence for all barcodes.

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Increasing the security level reduces the scan speed.

CautionIn addition, increasing the security level too much may prevent the scanning of
low-quality barcodes. Therefore, set the security level appropriate for the barcode
quality.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* QR Mode
Set the reading mode of QR code.
It is possible to read QR code out of standard by changing the mode.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode] > [5: QR mode]
Select from the following modes:< QR mode >- Mode 1 (Default)
Read QR code in the barcode standard.

Mode 1○ Mode 2- Mode 2
Enable the reading of QR code that the quiet zone (blank) is notsecured enough and QR code that the part of finder pattern islacking.
It also becomes easy to read QR code that the cell size is big.

If Mode 2 is selected, the confirmation dialog about the reading< QR mode >Mode 1○ ReadingMode 2 speed
might decrease by
setting Mode 2.
Continue?
Yes

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Select [Yes] or [No].

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Quiet zone(1D)
As the scanning of one-dimensional barcode, set the mode of the quiet zone.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [1: Barcode] > [6: Quiet zone(1D)]
Select from the following modes:< Quiet zone(1D) >- Mode 1 (Default)
Set when the barcode with the standard as the quiet zone of rightMode 1○ Mode 2

and left.
- Mode 2
Set when the barcode with the standard as the quiet zone of rightand left or the barcode with below the standard as either side or bothsides of the quiet zone.

If Mode 2 is selected, the confirmation dialog about the reading< Quiet zone(1D) >Mode 1Erroneous reading○ Mode 2
rate increases toread barcode without of standard
quiet zone.
Would you like toconfigure?
Yes

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performance will be displayed.
Select [Yes] or [No].

No

If Mode 2 is selected, the barcode below the standard as the quiet zone tend to bescanned the possibility of occurrence of reading mistakes is relatively increased. Whenthe misreading rate is high, please raise Security level (P.165).

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4-9-2 Key* Setting the Key Repeat
By holding one of the direction keys ( [] [] [] [] ), you can repeat inputting that key while doing so.
This section describes how to set the time between when a direction 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.
During holding the key
0
secondStart holding
the key

0.5
second1
second

1.5
second2
secondFirst
key-input

Secondkey-input

Third
key-input[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [2: Key] > [1: Key repeat delay]
The effective range is 0100-1000 milliseconds.
When 0000 milliseconds is set, it is prohibited to repeat key input.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [2: Key] > [2: Key repeat rate]
The effective range is 0100-1000 milliseconds.
When 0000 milliseconds is set, it is prohibited to repeat key input.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Setting the Key backlight[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [2: Key] > [3: Key backlight]
Set the Key backlight.
-Auto
According to the surrounding brightness, the key backlight is turned on.
-None
Key backlight is not turned on.

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4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [3: Bluetooth]Select the setting target device.
- Local device: Set the Handy Terminal.
< Bluetooth >- Remote device: Set a device to connect to the Handy Terminal.

1:Local device
2:Remote device* Local Device
Display the BD address of the Handy Terminal.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [3: Bluetooth] > [1: Local device]
Set the following:< Property >- Device name

1:Device name
GTX-221- Security

2:BD Address[00:00:00:00:00:00]
3:Security
4:Version

F1"BD Address" is fixed; you cannot change its details.

Save

The details set for each item will not be saved automatically. To save thesetting details, press the [F1] key or the [C] key on this screen andselect [Yes] on a confirmation dialog box.
Would you like tosave settings?
YES NO

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Only when Local device is currently set, a search from a remote device is allowed.
Otherwise, no search will be allowed.

[1] Select [Device name],Enter the name of the Bluetooth device.
< Property >The device name should be a value up to 30 alphanumeric and symbol

1:Device name
GTX-221

characters and case-sensitive.

2:BD Address[00:00:00:00:00:00]
3:Security
4:Version
F1 Save[2] Select [Security].
Make settings related to authentication for connection.
< Security > Pairing Enable
PIN code[

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.

Set the PIN code.
< Security >The PIN(Personal Identification Number) code is a password used for Pairing Enable
PIN code[

authentication.
]

You can enter a value up to 16 characters using uppercase andlowercase alphabet, numeric, and symbol characters.
For security, the entered PIN code is displayed after being converted
into asterisks (*).

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions[3] Select [Version].
Check the version of the built-in Bluetooth device's firmware.
< Version >hci : 2.0
hr : 0x0m5m
Imp : 2.0
man : csr
Is : 0x0m5m* Remote Device
Make settings related to devices (remote devices) to connect to the Handy Terminal.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [3: Bluetooth] > [2: Remote device]- Device list: Register remote device information.
< Remote device >- Search for devices: Search for remote devices around the Handy

1:Device list
2:Search for devices
3:Search option

Terminal.
- Search option: Set the number of devices to search for through Searchfor devices.

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Device list
For information about remote devices to connect to, you can register a maximum of seven entries. When suchinformation has been registered in advance, you do not have to set device information for each connection.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [3: Bluetooth] > [2: Remote device]> [1: Device list][1] Select an item number to make registration.
Select an item number and set device information to it in sequence.
< Device list >When device information has already been registered, a device name is 1:(No Device)displayed to the right of an item number. If nothing is registered, "(No

2:(No Device)
3:(No Device)
4:(No Device)
5:(No Device)
6:(No Device)
7:(No Device)

F1

Device)" is displayed to the right of an item number. (Note that device
information is recognized as already registered when the entered devicename 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

Menu

default device. In the System Menu, to use Bluetooth communication,connect to the default device.
Press the [F1] key to display the submenu.
Set the following as needed:- Default
DefaultErase

Set the registered device being selected, as the default device.
- EraseErase the registered device information.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions[2] Select the item to set.
Set the following items, press the [F1] key, and select [Yes] to save the< Property >1:Device name
GTX-221
2:BD Address[00:03:7A:0B:0A:AB]
3:Security

F1

Save

F2

settings.

- Device name- BD Address- Security

Search[3] Select [Device name].
Enter the name of the Bluetooth device.
< Property >Set this item, press the [F1] key, and select [Yes] to save the settings.

1:Device name
GTX-221
2:BD Address[00:03:7A:0B:0A:AB]
3:Security

F1

Save

F2

The device name should be a value up to 30 alphanumeric and symbol
characters and case-sensitive.

Search[4] Select [BD Address].
Enter the BD address.
< Property >Set this item, press the [F1] key, and select [Yes] to save the settings.

1:Device name
GTX-221
2:BD Address[00:03:7A:0B:0A:AB]
3:Security

F1 Save

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The BD address is an hardware address unique to a device.
It is a fixed 12 hexadecimal-digit number (0-9, A-F).

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions[5] Select [Security].
Set the authentication for connection.
< Security >When this checkbox is marked, perform authentication when a Pairing Enable

connection request is made to the local device from a remote device.

PIN code[]

Only authenticated remote devices are permitted to connect to the local
device.

Set the PIN code.
< Security >The PIN(Personal Identification Number) code is a password used for Pairing Enable

authentication.

PIN code[********]

You can enter a value up to 16 characters using uppercase andlowercase alphabet, numeric, and symbol characters.
For security, the entered PIN code is displayed after being converted
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Search for devices
Search for remote devices around the Handy Terminal. You can set detected remote devices as registereddevices.

Hint

If you want to include other terminals as targets of Search for devices, you need to keeptarget devices as "Local device currently 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][1] A search starts.
Press the [C] key to cancel the search.
<Search for devices>

Searching ...

[2] Search results are displayed in list form.
The names of detected remote devices are displayed in list form.
< Search results >USB-Adaptor
Label-Printer

F1

Property

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Device names in alphanumeric and symbol characters can be detected. Do not use
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Press the [F1] key to display the device name and BD address of the< Property >remote device being selected.

Device name
USB-Adaptor

Press the [C] key to return to the <Search results> screen.

BD Address[00:00:00:00:00:00][3] Register the detected remote device.
Select the remote device to register and press the [ENT] key to display< Search results >the submenu.

Remote1
USB-Adaptor
Remote2
Label-PrinterRemote3
Remote4
Remote5
Remote6
Remote7

Select the remote number to register the remote device to, and theF1device will be registered.

Property

If you select the already registered remote device number, aconfirmation dialog box for overwriting appears.
The remote has
been alreadyregistered.
Would you like tooverwrite it?
YES NO

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Search option
Set the maximum number of remote devices to be detected through Search for devices.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [3: Bluetooth] > [2: Remote device]> [3: Search option]

Specify the number of devices to search for.
< Search option >You can set a value in the range 1-9 for the number of devices.

Search MAX [9] (1-9)

The greater the number of devices to search for, the longer the search
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4-9-4 Setting the Display/Backlight Luminosity
Set luminosity:[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [4: Display]
Make a selection from the following items:< Display >- Luminosity: Adjust the backlight luminosity.

1:Luminosity
2:SetAlsSensor- Set Als Sensor: Set automatic backlight dimming.

* Luminosity[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [4: Display] > [1: Luminosity][▲] key is used to move the slider up or the [▼] key is used to move
< Luminosity > F6(High)Level : 2

the slider down to adjust luminosity , and then press the [ENT] key.
You can set luminosity in four steps; move the slider and luminosity
changes in real-time.

 F7(Low)
Level

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High

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Right Sensor[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [4: Display] > [2: Right Sensor]
Enable Right Sensor.
< Light Sensor >When Right Sensor is enabled, the luminosity setting will be disabled.

 Enabled

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.
Make a selection from the following items:

181< Tone/Vibrator >- Volume

1:Volume
2:Indicator func
3:Click Sound- Indicator func
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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Volume[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [5: Tone/Vibrator] > [Volume]
Adjust the volume of the buzzer sound.
You can adjust the volume in eight steps from level 1 to 8.
< Volume >[] key is used to move the slider up or the [] key is used to move

 F6(Up)
Level : 4

 F7(Down)

the slider down to adjust volume , and then press the [ENT] key.
As the slider moves up and down, the volume changes in real-time; youcan check the current level on the spot.
The relationship between the level and the volume is as follows:
Level

Volume8Bigger1

Smaller

When 1 is set, the buzzer sound is silenced.

* Indicator Func
Indicator func is a generic term indicating a combination of four devices alerting the operator(Buzzer/Audio/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.
Threepatterns

areavailable

for

each

of

the

followingsix

scenes:five

typicalscenes(Cancel/Enter/Click/Caution/Error) of operation such as pressing a key and entering data, and one arbitrary scenethat can be set by the customer (user).
Note that the indicators for pattern 3 of each scene apply to the system menu.
For example,⋅ When data is entered, generate one short high tone and light the green LED ON⋅ When an error occurs, generates three low tones while operating the vibrator and blink the red LED

As shown in this example, various settings can be made to suit the customer's use environment.

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [5: Tone/Vibrator] > [2:Indicator func][1] Select the indicator to set.
Icons indicating the current indicator settings are displayed in the< Indicator func >1:Cancel-1
2:Cancel-2
3:Cancel-3
4:Enter-1
5:Enter-2
6:Enter-3
7:Click-1
8:Click-2
9:Click-3
F1 Menubottom right of the screen.

: Buzzer enabled.
: Audio enabled.
: Vibrator enabled.
: LED enabled.
Press the [F1] key to display the submenu.
- Preview
You can actually feel the current indicator settings.

Preview
Initialize
Initialize all- 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.

[2] Select the device to set.
After selecting the item to set on the screen in step [1], and press the< Device >[ENT] key to display the device name.

1:Buzzer
2:Audio
3:Vibrator
4:LED

Select the device to set and press the [ENT] key.

Set the operating conditions for each device by referring to the next
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Device operating conditions setting
There are operating conditions common to all devices and operating conditions specific to each device.

[System Menu] > [7: Device] > [5: Tone/Vibrator] > [2:Indicator func]> Select the indicator > Select the device
Operation common to all devices
Turn ON/OFF the relevant device operation using the check box for it.
< Buzzer >Mark the check box to enable the relevant device operation, and Enabled

unmark it to disable it regardless of other settings.

Freq. [0580]HzON[00040]ms
OFF[00000]ms
Repeat[00]F1This setting is displayed as an icon.

Menu

Press the [F1] key to display the submenu.
Set as needed.
- Preview
Preview
Initialize

You can actually feel the current indicator settings.
- Initialize
Discard the settings for the pattern currently set and restore the initial
settings.
Note that when [F1] is displayed in the bottom left of the screen, theoperation procedure is the same for all device operation conditions.

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Set the buzzer frequency ([1: Buzzer]).
Move the cursor over [Freq.] and press the [ENT] key.
< Buzzer > Enabled
Freq. [0580]HzON[00040]ms
OFF[00000]ms
Repeat[00]The cursor moves to the frequency value.

The setting range is 245-9000Hz. You can set the frequency in units of
1Hz within this frequency range. Due to the characteristics of the
speaker, we recommend using the buzzer at a frequency in the range
500-3000Hz.

F1

Menu

Move the cursor over the [ON] or [OFF] and press the [ENT] key tospecify the buzzer operating times and non-operating times inmillisecond units.
Move the cursor over the [Repeat] and press the [ENT] key to specify
the number of times which repeats the buzzer operations set using"ON-OFF time".

While entering the frequency, the content in the function key guidance inthe lower left of the screen changes.
Press the [F1] key to display the frequency sample submenu.
Low toneMediant
High tone

You can smoothly set the frequency by fine-adjusting the value basedon the sample.

Set the audio file. ([2: Audio])Move the cursor over [File] and press the [ENT] key.
< Audio >EnableFile

Repeat [00]
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Select the audio file to play in the "File reference" screen.

< File reference >Built-in Audio

Information

Move the cursor over [Repeat] and press the [ENT] key.
< Audio >EnableFile

Specify the number of times to play the audio file.
logon.xwav

Repeat [02]Menu

Set the vibrator ([3: vibrator])
Move the cursor over the [ON] or [OFF] and press the [ENT] key to< Vibrator >specify the vibrator operating times and non-operating times in

EnableON[00040]msec
OFF [00000]msec
Repeat [00]millisecond units.
Move the cursor over the [Repeat] and press the [ENT] key to specify
the number of times which repeats the vibrator operations set using"ON-OFF time".

Menu

Set the LED color ( [4:LED] ).
Move the cursor over [Color] and press the [ENT] key.
< LED >

 Enabled]
Color [RedON[00500]ms
OFF[00000]ms
Repeat[00]Move the cursor over the [ON] or [OFF] and press the [ENT] key tospecify the LED operating times and non-operating times in millisecond
units.
Move the cursor over the [Repeat] and press the [ENT] key to specify
the number of times which repeats the LED operations set using

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Select a color from the submenu.

Red
Green
OrangeMove the cursor over the [ON] or [OFF] and press the [ENT] key to< LED >

specify the LED operating times and non-operating times in millisecond Enabled

units.

Color [Red][00500]ms
ONOFF[00000]ms
Repeat[00]Move the cursor over the [Repeat] and press the [ENT] key to specify
the number of times which repeats the LED operations set using"ON-OFF time".

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4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions* Click SoundSet whether to generate a click sound when a key is pressed.
A click sound plays immediately when a key is pressed. For that reason, the sound of an application program orof an indicator can be interrupted by a click sound. Depending on the timing, 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.
- None (Default)< Click Sound > None Beep Beep + Audio Audio

Do not generate a click sound.
- BeepFor 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 beepsound when any other key is pressed.
- Audio
Read a number only when a numeric key is pressed. Do not generate
any sound when any other key is pressed.

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4-10 Management: Setting Basic Information andManagement
Use this category to check basic information of, improve the performance of, and perform maintenance of the
Handy Terminal.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage]
Select the item to manage.
Select the item to set.
< Management >- System info: Check the OS version (P.189) .

1:System info
2:Format
3:Clone4:Drive
5:Mothball
6:Wizard
7:OS Update- Format: Format the registry/drive (P.190) .
- Clone: Create a copy (P.192) .
- Drive: Display the drive information (P.200).
- Mothball: Settings when not using the product for long (P.201) .
- Wizard: Start up the screen facilitating configuration of communication
settings (P.202) .
- OS Update: Update the OS of the Handy Terminal (P203.)

4-10-1 System info: Checking the OS Version
Display the version information of the installed OS.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [1: System info]
Check the OS version.

< System info >O S : 01.04.00

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4-10-2 Format: Registry/Drive Formatting
Format the registry or drives.

CautionWhen formatting is performed, the factory default settings will be restored and all thefiles will be deleted. When formatting, with the above in mind, be very careful.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [2: Format][1] Select the item to format.
Mark the checkbox for the item to format.
< Format >If none of the checkboxes is marked, you cannot perform formatting.

 RegistryInitialize FDrive SDrive RDrive(microSD)

F1 Execute

F2 Menu

Press the [F2] key to display the submenu.
- All checks applied
Mark all the checkboxes.
All checks applied
All checks removed

190- All checks removed
Unmark all the checkboxes.

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Press the [F1] key, and an execution confirmation dialog box appears.
If Format was
executed,
all settings andall files would
be deleted.
Would you like to
execute Format?
YES NO

Select [Yes] or [No].

The items with their checkboxes marked will be formatted in sequence.
< Format > RegistryInitialize FDrive SDrive RDrive(microSD)
Formatting ...

[3] Finish formatting.
Press the [ENT] key to finish formatting.
If the registry is initialized, the power will be turned OFF.

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4-10-3 Clone: Creating a Copy
Copy the parameters set on the system menu and files saved in the F drive to another GTX-221-G to create aterminal with the same settings and files.

CautionFiles saved in the S drive will not be copied.

* How to Execute Clone
Clone can be executed using the Bluetooth communication, infrared transmission (IrDA) or microSD card.
[1] Pre-setting<Bluetooth communication>
Register a copy terminal as a remote device of the device to be used as a master terminal.
Refer to "* Remote Device" (P.173).
<Infrared transmission (IrDA) or microSD card>
No pre-setting required.
[2] Using the master terminal, select the items to clone (copy).
[3] Initialize the copy terminal.
[4] Confirm that the copy terminal becomes ready, and then execute Clone on the master terminal.
[5] Confirm that completion of Clone is displayed on the master terminal.
[6] Close the confirmation dialog box on the copy terminal and turn the power OFF to finish the operation.

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When executing Clone, thoroughly understand the following and be very careful.

- When the radio condition is bad during Bluetooth communication, or when thesurrounding environment is bad such as light disturbance during infraredcommunication, even if copying cannot be performed correctly, "Completed" may be

Cautiondisplayed on the master side.
- The content inside a copy terminal is initialized before reception from the masterterminal. 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][1] Select the communication method.
Select between Bluetooth or IrDA (infrared).
< Device type >1:Bluetooth
2:IrDA
3:microSD- Bluetooth- IrDA[2] Set whether the Handy Terminal is a master terminal or copy terminal.
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Master: The Handy Terminal is a copy source.
Select the settings and files to copy and execute Clone.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [3: Clone] > [1: Bluetooth/2: IrDA/3: microSD] > [1: Master][1] Select the items to clone.
Select the items to copy.
< Clone(master) >Confirm that the copy terminal has been completely initialized and is System Security
 User Unique FDrive

waiting for connection, press the [F1] key to start executing Clone.

F1

ExecuteF2

Menu

Press the [F2] key to display the submenu.
Set an item as needed.

All checks applied
All checks removed- All checks applied
Mark all the checkboxes.
- All checks removed
Unmark all the checkboxes.

[2] Finish the Clone operation.
Press the [ENT] key to finish the Clone operation.

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Explanations about items to copy
- System
A parameter managed by the Handy Terminal's system software (OS) independently.
You do not have to select this item because this parameter is not used in user applications.
- Security
A password to start the system menu and security settings for Bluetooth or WLAN.
Select this item if you want to use the same security settings also for the copy terminal.
- UserParameters 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.
- UniqueTerminal ID, Bluetooth local device name, and the local security settings.
Basically, these are parameters unique to each terminal. Select this item if you want to make a copy including
such parameters.
- FDrive
Copy files stored in the F drive.
Select this item if you want to copy application programs or the master file.

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Copy: The Handy Terminal is a copy destination.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [3: Clone] > [1: Bluetooth/2: IrDA/3: microSD] > [2: Copy][1] Initialize the Handy Terminal.
Execute before executing Clone on the master terminal (pressing the< Clone(copy) >If Clone was
executed,
all settings andall files would
be deleted.
Would you like to
execute Clone?
YES NO[F1] key.)
An execution confirmation dialog box appears.
Select [Yes] or [No].

You are notified that the Clone is ready to execute.
Press the [ENT] key to wait for connection.
At this point, execute Clone on the master terminal (press the [F1] key).
The Clone isready to execute.
OK

Check the screen on the master terminal.
Completion of Clone cannot be confirmed on the copy terminal. Be sure
to confirm on the screen on the master terminal that the transfer
operation has been completed. If you find on the master terminal that
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4-10 Management: Setting Basic Information and Management[4] Finish the Clone operation.
Press the [ENT] key.
The power is turned OFF.

ShutdownOK* microSD[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [3: Clone][1] Select the method.
Select microSD.
< Device type >1:Bluetooth
2:IrDA
3:microSD[2] Specify whether the Handy Terminal is on the export side or on the import side.
- Export: When the product is a copy source GTX-221-G.
< Clone >- Import: When the product is a copy destination GTX-221-G.

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Export: The Handy Terminal is a copy source.
Select the settings and files to copy and execute Clone.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [3: Clone] > [3: microSD] > [1: Export][1] Select the items to clone.
Select the items to copy.
< Clone(Export) > System Security
 User Unique FDrive

F1

ExecuteF2

Menu

Press the [F2] key to display the submenu.
Set an item as needed.

All checks applied
All checks removed- All checks applied
Mark all the checkboxes.
- All checks removed
Unmark all the checkboxes.

[2] Finish the Clone operation.
Press the [ENT] key to finish the Clone operation.

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Import: The Handy Terminal is a copy destination.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [3: Clone] > [3: microSD] > [2: Import][1] Confirm execution.
An execution confirmation dialog box appears.
< Clone(Import) >Select [Yes] or [No].

If Clone was
executed,
all settings andall files would
be deleted.
Would you like to
execute Clone?
YES NO[2] Clone will be executed.
Do not turn the power OFF during execution.

Please do notremove a battery
by any means!

[3] Finish the Clone operation.
Press the [ENT] key.
The power is turned OFF.

Shutdown
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4-10-4 Drive: Displaying Drive Information
Use this item to check information about drives and perform their maintenance.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [4: Drive][1] Select the drive.
Select the drive and press the [ENT] key.
< Drive selection >1:FDrive
2:SDrive
3:RDrive(microSD)[2] The drive property is displayed.
The following information will be displayed:< FDrive Property >- Capacity

Capacity[20578304]Bytes
Used space[ 205393]Bytes
Free space[20372911]Bytes
Files[ 4 / 128]

- Used space- Free space- Files

F1 DefragFor the F drive, press the [F1] key to optimize it by defragmentation.
Press the [F1] key, and a dialog box appears.

NormalDeep- Normal
Physically eliminate unneeded regions created while files are written
to or deleted.
- Deep
In addition to defragmentation in Normal mode, reorganize thesecured free regions so that they become contiguous.
It may take several seconds to several minutes to complete
defragmentation in Deep mode depending on the drive's condition.
Normally, we recommend executing defragmentation in Normal
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Caution

Never remove the battery pack during defragmentation. If the battery or the battery packHint

If files are repeatedly written to or deleted on the F drive, the free space is graduallyis removed during defragmentation, files or system programs may be destroyed.

fragmented, and eventually, it may become impossible to store large files or it may takelong to start up.
To prevent the F drive from fragmentation, 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 battery
consumption.
Execute Resume and erase the S drive.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [5: Mothball][1] Resume is executed and the S drive is erased.
An execution confirmation dialog box appears.
< Mothball >Select [Yes] or [No].

The contents ofresume and the
Sdrive are deleted
instead ofsuppressing
consumption of a
backup battery.
YES NO[2] Finish Mothball preparation.
Press the [ENT] key.

The power is turned OFF.
Completed.
Shutdown.
OK

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When the power is turned ON after Mothball, the message "The SDrive has been
initialized." appears, but it is not a defect (refer to"1-2-7 Long-term Storage" (P.52)).

4-10-6 Wizard: Starting the Screen Facilitating Configuration ofCommunication 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.
Select [Yes] or [No].
< Wizard >Start wizard?
Communication setting can be donewith guidance
YES NO

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Select [Yes] to execute the wizard to set WLAN communication. Select[No] to return to the previous screen.

For details, refer to "* WLAN Communication Settings by Setting
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4-10-7 OS Update: Updating the OS of This Product
Download the OS to F drive in advance to update the OS of this product in the following procedures.

[System Menu] > [8: Manage] > [7: OS Update][1] Start updating the OS.
Press the [F1] key to start updating the OS.
< OS Version UP >Press the [F2] key to stop updating the OS.

GTX2XX-OS v01.00.00
Jan 01 2012
00:00:00
Updating tothis OS starts.
F1:OK

F2:CAN[2] The Handy Terminal restarts and the OS update process starts.
Never remove the battery back during OS update.
< OS Update >And, do not press any key.

OS installation
is in progress.
Please wait ...

[3] Restart the product.
After the OS update has been completed, press any key.
OS update has
been completed.

This turns the power OFF.

Hit any key
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4-10 Management: Setting Basic Information and Management[4] Turn the power ON (OS starting).
Press the [ENT] key.
< OS starting >Please hit ENT key.

[5] Set the time.
Set the time and press [C] key.
< Time >For how to set the time, refer to "4-3-2 Clock: Set the Time" (P.102).

2012-01-01(Sun)00:00:00
1:Manual setting
2:Server setting[6] Defragmentation will be executed.
Defragmentation will be executed and then the power will be turned< Defrag >OFF.
Then, the OS update procedure will become complete.

Please wait.

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Use this category to operate hardware devices for testing their conditions.

[System Menu] > [9: Test]
Select the device to test.
Make a selection from the following items:< Test >1:WLAN
2:Bluetooth
3:IrDA
4:Barcode
5:Display
6:Key- WLAN: Test WLAN communication (P.205) .
- Bluetooth: Test Bluetooth communication (P.209) .
- IrDA: Test infrared (IrDA) communication (P.210) .
- Barcode: Test barcode scanning (P.211) .
- Display: Test LCD screen display (P.222) .
- Key: Test key operations and indicators (P.226) .

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.
Make a selection from the following items:< WLAN Test >1:Configuration
2:WLAN/ping test
3:AP Search- Configuration: Configure the ping command execution conditions.
- WLAN/ping test: Test WLAN communication using the ping command.
- AP Search: Search for access points in the neighborhood.

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Configure the ping command execution conditions. WLAN communication will be tested while sending the pingcommand.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [1: WLAN] > [1:Configuration]
Configure the WLAN test conditions.
< Configuration >1:Host address[000.000.000.000]
2:Packet size
[1472]Bytes
3:Timeout time[003]sec
4:Trial count[004]- 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)
Set the number of times to send the ping command.
Settable values: 1 to 255 times
When 0 is specified, continue to send the ping command until the [C]
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Execute the ping command to test WLAN communication. Continue to send the ping command to the host IP
address set in Configuration. The following details will be displayed: the ping command result, the MAC addressof the synchronized access point, communication quality (LnkQ), the strength of received radio signals (ASL),
and the channel used.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [1: WLAN] > [2:WLAN/ping test]
The following information will be displayed:< WLAN/ping >[1] Host=000.000.000.000[2] Time < 000.000 msec
[3] No.00000 1472Bytes[4] LnkQ 
[5] CH:11[6] ASL 
[7] AP_MAC[000000000000][1] The host IP address to send the ping command to[2] Displays the result.
When successful
Displays the time expended to obtain the result. (Unit: msec)
Timeout
Displays "ping Timeout".
When stopped by pressing the [C] key.
Displays "Stopped".
[3] Transmission

packetnumber(incremented

by

1)

and

transmitted bytes[4] Displays the LnkQ indicator.
LnkQ indicates the communication quality between the productand the access point.
[5] Displays the currently synchronized channel.
[6] Displays the ASL indicator.
ASL indicates the strength of radio signals received from theaccess point.
[7] Displays the MAC address of the access point connected via
WLAN communication.

Hint- To obtain stable communication performance, we recommend that the level of the
LnkQ indicator should be 4 or higher.
- For PSK (TKIP/CCMP), an error message appears when authentication fails.
- The LnkQ indicator and the ASL indicator do not show radio signal strengths
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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices* AP Search
Search for access points that match the SSID set in the Handy Terminal.
By setting the SSID of the Handy Terminal as "ANY", you can search for all the access points in theneighborhood.

Hint

Note that the above is effective only when access points are configured to respond to"ANY". From the viewpoint of security, response to "ANY" is disabled in some accesspoints.

The details to be displayed as search results are the MAC addresses, channels, and SSIDs of the matched accesspoints.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [1: WLAN] > [3: AP Search]
Search results will be displayed after several seconds or several tens of< Search results >seconds.

00A0F850D7D3
00A0F850D7F400A0F850D7CE

The MAC addresses and channel numbers of detected access points

01
06
11

are displayed.

F1

Property

Press the [F1] key to display the SSID set to the currently selected
access point.

SSID : XIT220
OK

When the access point is selected, a confirmation dialog box appears,
so that you can set the SSID that is set to the access point into the
Handy Terminal.
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4-11-2 Bluetooth: Testing Bluetooth Communication
Perform one-to-one communication with another terminal via Bluetooth.
Before executing Bluetooth communication, you have to set the target device as the default device. (The target
device means a slave device or terminal when your device is set as Master, or a master device when your device
is set as Slave.)
Refer to "4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device" - "* Remote device" (P.173) .

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [2: Bluetooth][1] Set the Handy Terminal as Master or Slave.
Select the method for connection with the Bluetooth device to< Role >communicate to.

1:Master
2:Slave

A master has the initiative in connection, and a slave follows the
instructions of its master. Connection is possible only between a masterand 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, theother device is its master.
Note that this master-slave relationship applies just temporarily at thetime of connection.
The master-slave relationship will disappear after connection.

[2] A communication test starts.
When a key is pressed, the corresponding key data is sent and at the< Bluetooth test >123456

same time, it is also displayed on the screen (local echo).
When the data is received at the other end, it is highlighted on thescreen.

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4-11-3 IrDA: Testing Infrared Communication
Perform one-to-one communication with another terminal via Infrared communication.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [3: IrDA]
An infrared communication test starts.
Place the infrared communication ports of your device and another< IrDA test >000000terminal so that they face each other, and start infrared communication
also on that terminal.
When a key is pressed, the corresponding key data is sent and at thesame time, it is also displayed on the screen (local echo).
When the data is received at the other end, it is highlighted on thescreen.

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4-11-4 Barcode
Perform a barcode scanning test.
Note that barcode input here will not be affected by the trigger mode.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [4: Barcode]
Scanning method
Choose from the following options:Single scan: scanning of one barcode (P.211)
Multiple scan: bulk scanning of multiple barcodes (P.215)

Single Scan
• Performs the scanning set on a single scan

[System Menu］→［9: Test］→［4: Barcode］→［1: Single scan］
Press the trigger key or [SCAN] key to scan the barcode.

* Barcode scanning
The scanned barcode, barcode type, number of digits will
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Press the [F1] key to display the scanned data through charactercode 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 displayedusing two hexadecimal digits such as "35" for "5" and "6D" for "m".
Press the [F1] key to alternate the display methods.

* Barcode Option
A number of different of barcode options can be set by pressing
the [F2] key. Note that the setting is enabled upon startup of thesystem menu.

Upon pressing the [F1] key, the initial value of each set option
can be returned. If [Initialize] is selected, only the initial value forthe highlighted option is returned. If [Initialize all] is selected, theinitial value for all option settings is returned.

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1. Specified fixed-type
It is possible to set the scan settings of all code types. All checked code types will be scanned.
Default value for the following settings is as follows:
EAN13：

Enabled

EAN8：

Enabled

UPCE：

Enabled

NW7：

Enabled

CODE39：Enabled

CODE93：

Enabled

CODE128：

EnabledInterleaved 2 of 5：

EnabledIndustrial 2 of 5：

Enabled

COOP 2 of 5：

Disabled

GS1 DataBar：

Disabled

QR Code：Enabled (Includes MicroQR Code)

DataMatrix：

Disabled

PDF417：

Disabled (Includes MicroPDF417)

Composite：

DisabledMoreover, upon pressing the [F1] key, it is possible to apply the batch
setting for all barcode types.
・ All checks applied
All barcode types will be selected. Upon selecting [All checks
applied], the confirmation window to set the Composite settings will
also appear.
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Upon selecting [All checks applied], the confirmation window to set
the Composite settings will also appear.
Select [YES] to set the Composite. Otherwise, select [NO].

CautionPlease check at least one code type when performing a scan.
If no barcode type is selected, it will continue to scan until scanning timeout.

2. Inverse barcode (2D)
It is possible to set the inverse scanning for 2D (two-dimensional) barcodes (QR Code, MicroQR
Code, DataMatrix).
・Regular only (Default)
Scans common two-dimensional barcodes only.
・Inverse only
Scans white on black two-dimensional barcodes only.
・Auto detect
Scans both regular and inverse two-dimensional barcodes.

CautionWhen scanning is disabled for Specified fixed-type two-dimensional barcodes, inverse
barcode scanning is not possible even if it is set to [Enabled].

3. Check digit
Sets the checking of check digit.
・Disable the check (Default)< Check digit >Disable the check○ Enable the check

Check digit will be disabled.

・Enable the check
Enables check digit.

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4. Add-on code
Sets the conditions for the scanning of EAN/UPC add-on code.
・Ignore Add-on (Default)
Add-on code will not be scanned.

・Read allScans all regardless whether add-on code exists or does not exist.

・Read Add-on only
Scans EAN/UPC Add-on code only.

Multiple scan
Performs settings and testing related to Multiple scan.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [4: Barcode] > [2: Multiple scan]
Select the [Reading mode].
Select from the following modes:< Reading mode >1:Random
2:Pick up- Random: Read multiple barcodes within the reading fieldof vision at a time (P.216).
- Pick up: Read two columns of 1-D barcode around thecenter of the irradiated aiming pattern (P.220).
Press the [F1] key, and display the guidance of eachmode.

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Perform setting and reading test related to Random.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [4: Barcode] > [2: Multiple scan] > [1: Random]- Reading setting
Perform settings for reading by Random.
This setting is retained while this system menu is running.
< Setting >F8 Next

1:Symbol [02]pcs
2:Reading mode
[1D and 2D mixture]
3:Fixed output[Prohibition]
4:Composite[Prohibition]
5:Check digit[Disable the check]
F1 Option[1] Set [Symbol].
Set the number of barcode symbols to be read.
< Setting >F8 Next

It is possible to set the number from 02-12 items (Default: 02 items).

1:Symbol [02]pcs
2:Reading mode
[1D and 2D mixture]
3:Fixed output[Prohibition]
4:Composite[Prohibition]
5:Check digit[Disable the check]
F1 Option[2] Set [Reading mode].
Set the codes to be read.
< Setting >F8 Next

1:Symbol [02]pcs
2:Reading mode
[1D and 2D mixture]
1D and 2D
mixture3:Fixedoutput[Prohibition]
1D
only
4:Composite
2D only[Prohibition]
5:Check digit[Disable the check]
F1 Option

216- One-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D) mixture (Default)
Read both one-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D)
barcodes at once.
- One-dimensional (1D) only
Read one-dimensional (1D) barcodes only.
- Two-dimensional (2D) only
Read two-dimensional (2D) barcodes only.

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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices[3] Set [Fixed output].
Sets whether the output order of the scanned results is fixed.
< Setting >F8 Next

1:Symbol [02]pcs
2:Reading mode
[1D and 2D mixture]
3:Fixed output
Prohibition[Prohibition]
Permission
4:Composite[Prohibition]
5:Check digit[Disable the check]
F1 Option- Prohibition (Default)
The output order of the barcode reading results is not fixed.
The output order is based on the timing upon barcode reading.
- Permission
The output order of the barcode reading results is fixed.
If the barcode is placed on the item, the output will be displayed in
the order top -> bottom (left -> right, in case of multiple barcodes ofthe same height position, the output will be displayed in the orderleft -> right).
For mixed one-dimensional (1D), two-dimensional (2D) barcodes, theoutput will be displayed in this order: one-dimensional (1D) barcode-> two-dimensional (2D) barcode.

[4] Set [Composite].
Set Composite reading.
< Setting >F8 Next

1:Symbol [02]pcs
2:Reading mode
[1D and 2D mixture]
3:Fixed output
Prohibition[Prohibition]
Permission
4:Composite[Prohibition]
5:Check digit[Disable the check]- Prohibition (Default)
Disable Composite reading.
- Permission
Enable Composite reading.

F1 Option[5] Set [Check digit]
Set the check digit.
< Setting >F8 Next

1:Symbol [02]pcs
2:Reading mode
[1D and 2D mixture]
3:FixedDisableoutput
the Check[Prohibition]
Enablethe Check
4:Composite[Prohibition]
5:Check digit[Disable the check]- Disable the check (Default)
Disable Check digit.
- Enable the check
Enable Check digit.

F1 Option

In Reading mode, [1D only] cannot be selected if Composite is set to [Permission].

CautionLikewise, if [1D only] is selected, Composite must be set to [Prohibition].
Composite is set to [Prohibition] if reading mode is set to [1D only]. If Composite is set
to [Permission], reading mode must be set to [1D and 2D mixture].

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Each option can be set by pressing [F1] key of < Setting > screen.
< Option >This setting is retained while this system menu is running.

1:Reading direction
2:Label type[1] Reading direction
Set the direction which reads one-dimensional barcode with the handy terminal.
- Horizontal-direction (H-dir) and vertical-direction (V-dir) (Default)
Enable both the horizontal and vertical direction to read

< Reading direction >H-dir and V-dir○ Horizontal only
○ Vertical only

one-dimensional barcode.
- Horizontal only
Enable the horizontal direction only to read one-dimensional
barcode.
- Vertical only

F1 Guidance

Enable the vertical direction only to read one-dimensional barcode.
Press the [F1] key, then the guidance of each option will be displayed.

[2] Label type
Set the barcode label type to be read.
Select from three types.
< Label type >Type 1○ Type 2○ Type 3

The label belonged to each type is as follows.
- Type 1 (Default)
C-3 label/Apparel tag/Automobile identification tag- Type 2
D-label- Type 3

F1 GuidanceJ-label (Transport tag)
Press the [F1] key, then the guidance of each option will be displayed.

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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices- Barcode reading
Perform reading test for Random.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [4: Barcode] > [2: Multiple scan] > [1: Random] > [F8: Next][1] Random test screen upon startup(In the sample illustration, the number is set to 2items.)
Press the [Scan] key or trigger key to scan the barcode.
< Random test > N=2[2] After barcode reading
The following will be displayed on the menu options: scanned< Random test > N=2
1:4901234567890
2:0123456789ABCDEFG

barcode, barcode type, number of bytes.
・The first 17 digits of the barcode data will be shown.
・If there are 18 or more digits on the barcode data, press the [Detail]key to view all the barcode data.
Press the [Scan] key or Trigger key to scan again.

QRcodeENT Detail

62Bytes
S Retrigger[3] Detail screen (In the screen No. 2, the second data is selected.)
The scanned barcode, barcode type and number of bytes will be< Random test >0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRTSUVWXYZabcd
efghijklmnopqrstuvwx
yz

QRcodedisplayed.

62Bytes

F1 HEX

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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices[4] Character code conversion(In the screen No. 3, [F1] key is pressed to display the character code conversion)
Press the [F1] key to display the character code
< Random test >conversion.
・ASCII (Default)
Shows ASCII character code.
・HEX
Shows

QRcode62Bytes

F1 ASCII

Hexadecimal

conversion.

Displays

hexadecimal characters as two bytes such as whenconverting "5" to "35" as hex, "m" as "6D".
When the [F1] key is pressed, the display is switchedfrom one to the other.

* Pick up- Perform setting and reading test related to Pick up.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [4: Barcode] > [2: Multiple scan] > [2: Pick up]- Reading setting
Perform settings for reading by Pick up.
This setting is retained while this system menu is< Setting >F8 Next

running.

1:Reading mode
[Number of digits]
2:Barcode info
3:Check digit[Disable the check]

F1 Option[1] Set [Reading mode].
- Number of digits (Default)< Setting >F8 Next

1:Reading mode
[Number of digits]
2:Barcode info
3:Check
Number digitof digits[Disablecheck]
Barcord thetype

Read after setting the number of digits of barcode foreach column.
- Barcode type
Read after setting the barcode type for each column.
Number of digits and Barcode type will be set in thescreen No. 2 [Barcode info].

F1 Option

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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices[2] Set [Barcode info].
Press the [ENT] key, and the input screen of Barcode<Barcord info>

Digit

information will be displayed.
If [Number of digits] in the screen No. 1 is selected,

1:[13] digits
2:[08] digits

screen such as the left figure will be displayed.
Input the number of digits of barcode for each column
from the top sequentially.
The default value will be set to upper column (No. 1): 13
digits, lower column (No. 2): 8 digits.

F1 Guidance

The number of digits can be input to 2 digits (from 1 to 99
digits).
Press the [F1] key, then the guidance of this option will
be displayed.

If [Barcode type] in the screen No. 1 is selected, screen<Barcord info>Typesuch as the left figure will be displayed.
Input the type of barcode for each column from the top

1:EAN13
2:EAN8sequentially.
If the number for setting is selected, press the [ENT] key,
the barcode type will be displayed.
The default value will be set to set upper column (No. 1):
EAN13, lower column (No. 2): EAN8.

F1 GuidancePress the [F1] key, then the guidance of this option will
be displayed.

The available barcode types are as follows.
<Barcord info>
1:EAN13
2:EAN8Type- EAN13- EAN8- UPCE- NW7- CODE39

F1 Guidance- CODE93- CODE128- Interleaved 2 of 5
- Industrial 2 of 5
- COOP 2 of 5
- GS1 DataBar

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The same digits cannot be set. If the check digit, the start codes and the stop code areadded to the barcode data, specify the number of digits including them.
The specification of the barcode label type also cannot be set to the same types.

[3] Set [Check digit].
Set the check digit.
< Setting >F8 Next

1:Reading mode
[Number of digits]
2:Barcode
info Check
Disable the3:Check digit
Enable the Check[Disable the check]- Disable the check (Default)
Disable Check digit.
- Enable the check
Enable Check digit.

F1 Option

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Each option can be set by pressing [F1] key of < Setting > screen.
< Option >This setting is retained while this system menu is running.

1:Reading direction
2:Label type[1] Reading direction
Set the direction which reads one-dimensional barcode with the handy terminal.
- Horizontal-direction (H-dir) and vertical-direction (V-dir) (Default)
Enable both the horizontal and vertical direction to read

< Reading direction >H-dir and V-dir○ Horizontal only
○ Vertical only

one-dimensional barcode.
- Horizontal only
Enable the horizontal direction only to read one-dimensional
barcode.
- Vertical only

F1 Guidance

Enable the vertical direction only to read one-dimensional barcode.
Press the [F1] key, then the guidance of each option will be displayed.

[2] Label type
Set the barcode label type to be read.
Select from three types.
< Label type >Type 1○ Type 2○ Type 3

The label belonged to each type is as follows.
- Type 1 (Default)
C-3 label/Apparel tag/Automobile identification tag- Type 2
D-label- Type 3

F1 GuidanceJ-label (Transport tag)
Press the [F1] key, then the guidance of each option will be displayed.

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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices- Barcode reading
Perform reading test for Pick up.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [4: Barcode] > [2: Multiple scan] > [2: Pick up] > [F8: Next][1] Pick up test screen upon startup
Press the [Scan] key or trigger key to scan the barcode.
<Pick up test>

N=2[2] After barcode reading
The following will be displayed on the menu options: scanned<Pick up test>
N=2
1:4901234567894
2:49012347

barcode, barcode type, number of bytes.
・The first 17 digits of the barcode data will be shown.
・If there are 18 or more digits on the barcode data, press the [Detail]key to view all the barcode data.
Press the [Scan] key or Trigger key to scan again.

13Bytes

EAN13
ENT Detail

S Retrigger[3] Detail screen (In the screen No. 2, the first data is selected.)
The scanned barcode, barcode type and number of bytes will be
displayed.

<Pick up test>
4901234567894

EAN13

13Bytes

F1 HEX

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4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices[4] Character code conversion(In the screen No. 3, [F1] key is pressed to display the character code conversion)
Press the [F1] key to display the character code
conversion.

<Pick up test>

・ASCII (Default)
Shows ASCII character code.
・HEX
Shows Hexadecimal conversion. Displays hexadecimal
EAN13
F1 ASCII

13Bytescharacters as two bytes such as when converting "5" to"35" as hex, "m" as "6D".
When the [F1] key is pressed, the display is switchedfrom one to the other.

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4-11-5 Display: Testing the LCD Screen
Test the screen display condition.

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [5: Display]
A test pattern is displayed.
Test the LCD display condition.
Each time a key other than [F4] and [PW] is pressed, the LCD screenchanges its color one after another.
When you finish displaying all colors, you return to the previous

Display test starts

operation.

Hit any key.

4-11-6 Key: Testing Key Operations and Indicators
Test key input operations as well as indicators (buzzer/vibrator/LED).

[System Menu] > [9: Test] > [6: Key]When a key is pressed, the icon for that key displayed above thepartition line in the middle of the screen is highlighted (for the [ENT]< Key test >8

9 0

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8

L R

1 2
T

4 5

3

6 7

key only, its icon, which is highlighted by default, ceases to behighlighted), and the icon corresponding to the pressed key is. SF BS PH

cdisplayed 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

BuzzerVibrator

LED

Audio playback[0] to [9] , [•]

○

×

Green

×

[ENT] , [C] . [BS] ,○×

Orange×[SCAN]

×○

Orange

×

[F1]

○

×

Red

Melody[SF]

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BuzzerVibrator

LED

Audio playback

[F2]

○

×

Red

Voice

[F3]

○

×

Red

Voice

[F4]

○

×

Red

Voice

[] ( [F5] )

○

×

Red

Voice

[] ( [F6] )

○

×

Red

Voice

[] ( [F7] )

○

×

Red

Voice

[] ( [F8] )

○

×

Red

Voice

* The Voice is in Japanese.
When the [C] key has been pressed twice or when every key has been pressed, the test becomes complete.

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5-1 Product Specifications
5-1-1 GTX-221-G Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal
CPU32-bit RISC CPUOSμITRON

MemoryScanner section

ROM

32MB (User area 12MB or more)

RAM

128MB (User area 12MB or more)

Decoded barcodes

NW-7, Code39, JAN-13/8, UPC-A/E, Industrial
2of5
ITF, Code93, Code128, GS1-128, GS1
DataBar(RSS)
QR, Micro QR, PDF417, Micro PDF417,
DataMatrix, EAN/UCC Composite(GS1 DataBar
Composite),

Light source

Red semiconductor laser

Laser class

IEC60825 Class2 compliant

Maximum output

1mW

Wave length655±10nm

PCS

0.45 or larger (reflection factor of space andmargin, 70% or more)

Resolution

One-dimensional

0.127mm

Two-dimensional

0.169mm

LCD display

Display device

TFT, Color LCD, 262,144 colors

sectionNumber of displayed pixels

QVGA(320×240)

Display size

2.4 inches

Backlight

White LED
5-step luminosity adjustment (4-step adjustment
and light-off)

Font

Font size

30dot : 16 single-byte digits X 9 lines
24dot : 20 single-byte digits X 12 lines
16dot : 30 single-byte digits X 18 lines

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Displayed characters

JIS level 1 and level 2 kanji, ANK, symbols, gaiji(external characters)(Double-sized width, double-sized height, andquadruple-size available)

Key input section

Number of keys

27keys(left and right trigger keys included)

Backlight

OrangeIlluminance sensor

Available (LCD luminosity, key backlight ON/OFF
control)

Battery cover open/close detection

Available (a warning screen appears when thebattery cover is removed.)

Displayed LEDs

SCAN

Green/red/orange (user-specified, battery level
display)

ALARM

Orange (No signal LED)

Speaker

8-step volume adjustment (7-step adjustment andOFF)Sound when scanning and when errors of various
types occur (can be specified by the user).

Vibrator

Generate vibrations: when scanning and whenerrors of various types occur (can be specified by
the user).

Communication

BluetoothsectionComplied

Bluetooth Ver2.0+EDR compliant

international
standards
Complied domestic

ARIB STD-T66

standards
Communication

Spread spectrum method (frequency hopping

methodmethod)Radio frequency

2.4GHz band

Baud rate

Maximum 1Mbps (theoretical)

Transmission

Class2power
Class
Antenna

Built in the main unit.

Transmission

Maximum 10m *1

distance

WLAN

ProfileSPP

Complied

IEEE802.11b/g

international
standards

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Complied domestic

ARIB STD-T66/RCR STD-33A

standards
Communication

Direct-sequence spread spectrum (DSSS)

methodOrthogonal frequency-division multiplexing(OFDM)

Radio frequency

2.4GHz band

Baud rate

OFDM: 54/48/36/24/18/12/9/6 Mbps
DSSS: 11/5.5/2/1 Mbps

Number of

OFDM:11ch

channels

DSSS:11ch

Security

Encryption

Authentication

Encryption

standard

methodmethodWEP(40/128)

OPEN, SHARED

WEP(40/128)

WPA-PSK

PSK

TKIP(compatible)
WPA2-PSK

CCMP(AES)(compatible)
WPA

EAP-TLS(compatible)

EAP-PEAP-MSC

WPA2

HAPV2

(compatible)

TKIP
CCMP(AES)

Antenna

Built in the main unit.

Transmission

Indoor: maximum 75m, Outdoor: 200m

distance
IrDA

IrDA Ver1.2 Physical Layer compliant
Baud rate: maximum 115,200bps (SIR)

Management function

SNMP Agent

Supported MIB

MIB-II (RFC1213) , Welcat Enterprise MIB

External

microSD Card

SD Memory Card Specification, Ver.1.1

connection
terminal
Dimensions

58 (W) ×171 (D) ×45 (H)mm
Grip section 45 (W) ×29 (H)Weight220g (battery pack included)

Main unit charging function

Available (with temperature protection function)

Power supply

Main battery

Li-ion rechargeable battery *2

Backup battery

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Hours of continuous use *3

Approx. 15 hours (Typ.)

Backup time

With main batteryRAM

19 days (actual value)(Main battery fully charged)

retention time

11 to 37 days (guaranteed value atnormal temperature)

Without main battery

RAM(Backup battery

retention time

fully charged)

RTC retention

No RAM retention

One yeartime

RAM retention

Six months

Charging time

One day

Backup battery charged
Charging time
Clock function

15 hours or longer

About 2.5 hours
Functionality

Year (4 digits), month, day, hour, minute, second/with
leap-year correction, timer functionality available

Environment

Difference per month

Approx. ±30 seconds

Operating temperature-5 °C to 45 °C

Operating humidity

20 to 80% RH (No condensation)

Storage temperature-10 °C to 60 °C

Storage humidity

10 to 90% RH (No condensation)

Illuminance conditions

Artificial light: up to 4,000 lx
Sunlight: up to 80,000 lx

Durability

RoHS instructions

Complied

Drop resistance

1.5m (for each of the six sides of the main unit, five
drops on concrete tested) *4
2.5m (one drop on concrete tested) *4

Water and dust proof232

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5-1 Product Specifications*1 For stable communication, we recommend using the Handy Terminal within 2 m away from the target, withno obstruction between the terminal and the Bluetooth USB adapter or the Bluetooth communication unit.
*2 When deeply charged repeatedly, the main battery may reach its end of life due to capacity reduction caused
by deterioration.
*3 Hours of continuous use are an actual value under the following conditions:
One second of barcode reading per 20 seconds, one WLAN transmission/reception LED ON, speaker ON,
luminosity: level 2, vibrator OFF*4 A value obtained by testing, not a guaranteed value.

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45

171

58

45

234

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5-1-2 QC-006 Single Charger

Charging
sectionOperating temperature

0 to 40°C

Operating humidity

20 to 80% (No condensation)

Storage temperature-10°C to 60°C

Storage humidity

10 to 90% (No condensation)

Charging time

About 2.5 hours
Note: The charging time will be longer according to thebattery condition or operating environment.

AC adapter

Dimensions

93 (W) ×117.5 (D) ×105.4 (H)mm

Weight225g

Rated input

AC100 to 240V, 50-60Hz, 75VA

Rated output

DC5.5V, 2.5A, 13.75W

Weight180g (AC cable not included)

Dimensions

41.5 (W) ×90 (D) ×28 (H)mm(Power cable, DC cable not included)235

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5-1-3 QC-007 Multi Charger

Charging
sectionOperating temperature

0 to 40°C

Operating humidity

20 to 80% (No condensation)

Storage temperature-10°C to 60°C

Storage humidity

10 to 90% (No condensation)

Charging time

About 2.5 hours
Note: The charging time will be longer according to thebattery condition or operating environment.

AC adapter

Dimensions

375.5 (W) ×120 (D) ×106 (H)mm

Weight910g

Rated input

AC100 to 240V, 50-60Hz, 150VA

Rated output

DC12V, 4.6A, 70W

Weight300g (AC cable not included)

Dimensions

58 (W) ×132 (D) ×30 (H)mm(Power cable, DC cable not included)

AC cord length

1.8m

DC cord length

1.8m

5-1-4 IU-004C USB Communication/Charging Unit

GeneralCommunication
section236

Operating temperature

0 to 40°C

Operating humidity

20 to 80% (No condensation)

Storage temperature-10°C to 60°C

Storage humidity

10 to 90% (No condensation)

Dimensions

93 (W) ×117.5 (D) ×105.4 (H)mm

Weight216g

USB cable length1m

IrDA communication

IrDA Ver.1.2 physical layer compliant
Baud rate: maximum 115,200bps

External interface

USB2.0 Full Speed
Connector: TYPE B

Power supply

USB BUS power *Current consumption

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5-1 Product Specifications
Charging time

Note: The charging time will be longer according to thesectionAC adapter

About 2.5 hours
battery condition or operating environment.

Rated input

AC100 to 240V, 50-60Hz, 75VA

Rated output

DC5.5V, 2.5A, 13.75W

Weight180g (AC cable not included)

Dimensions

41.5 (W) ×90 (D) ×28 (H)mm(Power cable, DC cable not included)

AC cord length

1.8m

DC cord length

1.8m* Used to supply power to the communication function. Use the AC adapter for charging.

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5-2 Scan Specifications
5-2-1 How to Scan Barcodes
During barcode scanning, aim the red laser (see figure below) to project a cross-line.
In Single scan, aim the cross-line at the center to read the symbols altogether.
In Multiple scan, all symbols must fit in the center of the cross-line to ensure that it will be read.
The scanning coverage decreases when the scanner is close to the barcode symbols, and increases
when aimed far from the symbol. If the width of the bar symbol is small, the closer the scanner should
be aimed at the barcode. If the width of the bar symbol is large, the farther the scanner should be fromthe barcode.
Additionally, the red LED light is usually on during barcode scanning, but may be turned off if either in abright environment or if the same barcode is continuously read.

■ Single scan

Caution■ Multiple scan

In Multiple scan, it is not possible to scan multiple barcodes of the same data and of thesame type.

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 try again.

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5-2-3 Barcode Skew and Scannable Angle
When a laser light is irradiated perpendicularly to a barcode, scanning may become difficult due to specular reflection(dead zone).
In such a case, change the scanning angle and try again.
Dead zone

Bar code

In Single scan, scanning can be performed at all angles (360 degrees).
* Single scan

* Multiple scan
In Multiple scan, the crossline aiming pattern must be set perpendicular to or in level with the barcode. Set the crossline
to an angle in case it is not scanned (*See below).


How to scan using Multiple scan

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5-3 Characters to Output on Screen* Double-Byte Characters
シフトＪＩＳ

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
f040
f050 NU SH SX EX ET EQ AK BL BS HT LF VT FF CR SO SI
f060 DL D1 D2 D3 D4 NK SY EB CNEM SB EC FS GS RS US
（9）
（8）
（7）
（6）
（5）
（4）
（3）
（2）
f070（0）
（1）
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f080
f090
f0a0
S
f0b0
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Chapter 6 FAQs and Answers

6-1 FAQs and Answers

6-1 FAQs and Answers
This section explains FAQs and trouble, and explains items required to check and sections to refer to fortroubleshooting.

Q: The power cannot be turned ON.
* 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 is charged sufficiently.
* Make sure that the battery cover is correctly attached.
* To turn the power ON for the first time after re-attaching the battery pack, hold down the [PW] key for two
seconds or longer.
ref "1-2 How to Use the Main Unit" (P.33)/ "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 correctly attached.
ref "1-2 How to Use the Main Unit" (P.33)/ "1-4 How to Clean the Main Unit" (P.57)<If the problem cannot be solved even after confirming the above>
Take the following procedure to start the system menu.
1. Remove the battery cover and battery pack.
2. Wait for 10 seconds, then attach the battery pack and battery cover.
Hold down the [PW] key for two seconds or longer while holding down the [SCAN] key.

Q: After suspending the operation for a while, the power is turned OFF.
* Make sure that the battery pack is not old.
The battery pack has its life. The battery pack's capacity gradually reduces as the battery pack is used over andover again and as time passes. If the battery pack's usable time becomes extremely short, the battery pack is
supposed to reach its end of life. In such a case, purchase a new one.
* Make sure that the battery pack has not run out of power.
ref "1-2 How to Use the Main Unit" (P.33).

* Make sure that Auto power off is disabled ----(P.108)* Make sure that power saving is not set to the application program.

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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 charging is performed at an ambient temperature of 0 °C to 40 °C.
ref "1-2-4 Charging the Battery Pack" (P.42)<If the problem cannot be solved even after confirming the above>
The battery pack may be faulty.
Contact your dealer.

Q: To check or correct the date...
Refer to "4-3-2 Clock: Setting the Time" (P.102).

Q: The system menu does not start.
* To forcibly start the system menu, press the [PW] key while holding down the [SCAN] key.
ref "4-1-2 Starting the System Menu" (P.92)* If you want the system menu to always start,Select as [1: System] > [1: Auto execute] on the system menu,
and select the [System Menu] radio button.
ref "4-3-1 Auto execute: Automatically Executing an Application Program" (P.101)

Q: To change the application program starting up when the power isturned ON...
* Select as [1: System] > [1: Auto execute] on the system menu, select the desired application program's radio
button.
ref "4-3-1 Auto execute: Automatically Executing an Application Program" (P.101)

Q: To start another application program...
* Select as [5: File] > [1:F drive] > [1: Application], and then select [Execute] on the submenu.
ref "4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files" - "* Execute: Execute an Application Program"(P.153)

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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 reflection does not occur.
Make sure that the barcode's surface is not covered in vinyl or laminated > even if the scanning angle is not anangle at which specular reflection occurs, scanning may become difficult. Change the scanning angle and try
again.
* Make sure to scan the barcode correctly.
There are specifications for the resolution and the scan distance; perform a scan in the distance range thatmeets the minimum widths of barcode bars and spaces.
* Make sure that the scan distance is correct. (Refer to "5-2 Scan Specifications" (P.238) )* Make sure that the quality of the barcode label is good.
- Otherwise, scanning may not be performed correctly. In any of the following cases, make the quality of thebarcode label better:[1] Faintly printed barcode (as if printed by a dot impact printer or on a carbon copy slip)[2] Barcode that is soiled or has missing bars
[3] Barcode with the widths of its bars/spaces being too narrow for the resolution of the Handy Terminal tohandle[4] Barcode without left and right blank spaces (quiet zones) (characters or lines exist to the left and right of thebarcode)[5] Barcode with irregularities in bar and space widths due to smearing or fading[6] Warped or wrinkled label* Make sure that there is no problem with laser lights.
- If dirt or dust adheres to the scan window, it may become impossible to scan correctly.
In such a case, wipe the filter at the scan window clean with a dry soft cloth.

Q: To check the drive's free space...
Select as [8: Manage] > [4: Drive] to check the free space.
ref

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6-1 FAQs and Answers

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 alink is not established.
* Make sure that the SSID setting matches the access point. ----(Refer to P.111)
Match the SSID to the access point.
If "ANY" (blank) is set for the SSID in the Handy Terminal, connection may not be possible due to the accesspoint's functionality. Refer to the manual for the access point.
Make sure that the authentication settings are correct ----(Refer to P.113)
Match the authentication method to the access point.
For "Shared", check the WEP settings.
* Make sure that the WEP settings are correct.
Make sure that the WEP method is correct. (disable, 40bit,128bit)
Make sure that the WEP TxKey_ID matches the WEP key. (refer to P113)* Make sure that there is no access point for which the same channel or an interfering channel is set.
When a non-interfering channel is set, a maximum of four access points can be used in one area.
* Make sure that no radio signal is generated that may cause trouble.
Check that there is no device causing trouble such as a WEB camera, radio house-phone system, microwave
oven, and another WLAN communication.
In addition, PCs may generate noise. Keep PCs 1m or more away from the access point and the Handy
Terminal.
* Make sure that there is no problem with the TCP/IP settings such as IP address. ----(refer to P.128)
Check connection to the PC by using the ping command.
* DHCP fails.
Network Manager is not running, or general DHCP is used that does not specify a particular port number.

CautionNetwork Manager uses its own DHCP port number (8067). For that reason, the port number in the Handy
Terminal should match the above.

Q: Bluetooth communication does not work.
* Make sure that the remote device to connect to is running.
* Make sure that the remote device to connect to is set as the default device.
Set the above by selecting as [7: Device] > [3: Bluetooth] > [2: Remote device] .
* Make sure that the main unit has the same security settings as the remote device to connect to.
ref "4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device" (P.171)* Make sure that communication software such as BluePorter is running correctly.

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Q: Infrared communication (IrDA) does not work.
* Make sure that the USB cable is connected securely.
* Make sure that the USB driver software for the USB communication unit (IU-004C) is installed in the PC toconnect to.
* Make sure that the transfer utility BluePorter-V is installed in the PC to connect to.
* Make sure that the BluePorter-V icon is displayed in the notification area at the far right of the Windows task
bar on the screen. Otherwise, even if BluePorter-V is installed, it is not activated.
* Make sure that the infrared communication ports (windows) of the Handy Terminal and the USB
communication unit (IU-004C) are not soiled.
ref "3-4 How to Build an Infrared (IrDA) Communication Environment" (P.80)/ "1-4 How to Clean the Main

Unit" (P.57)

Q: To use WLAN communication and Bluetooth communication together
in the same environment...
You can use both types of communication together, but communication delay may occur due to mutual radio
interference.

Q: "Writing failure" is displayed while uploading/receiving files.
* This message appears in such cases as when the free space on the F drive is insufficient.
Delete files on the F drive, S drive, or R drive to increase the free space and then try again.

Q: "Timeout" is displayed while uploading/receiving files.
This message appears when a certain period of time passes in a transmission or reception waiting state.
* Make sure that the PC's Network Manager is running.
* Make sure that the communication settings are correct.
* Make sure that the main unit is connected to the PC correctly.
ref"3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment"(P.67) "3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication

Environment"(P.76)"3-4 Building Infrared Communication (IrDA) Environment"(P.80)* Make sure that the PC's resources are sufficient.
If a communication software application program (Network Manager or BluePorter-V) is running, filetransmission or reception may fail due to PC resource shortage. Terminate application programs not necessary
for communication as much as possible and try again.

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Q: "Connection failure" is displayed while uploading/receiving files.
* Make sure that the WLAN communication settings are correct ----(refer to"4-4 WLAN: WLAN
Communication Settings"P.111)* Make sure that FTP server software is running on the PC.
* Make sure that the access point (a device recommended by us) and the PC are connected correctly on the LAN.
----(refer to"4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings"P.111)* Make sure that the FTP settings are correct. ----("3-5-3 FTP: FTP Settings" (refer to P.133)* When Bluetooth is selected, make sure that the remote device to connect to is the target remote device.
* When Bluetooth is selected, make sure that the same security settings as the remote device are applied.
* When Bluetooth is selected, make sure that the remote device is set correctly.
* Make sure that the PC is not using a file with the same name (such as a file being opened by editor softwareor opened by some database operation).
ref "4-8 ID: Setting the Terminal Identification ID" (P.160) / "4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting theBluetooth Device" (P.171)

Q: To collectively configure settings for the Handy Terminal such as IP
address from the PC...
* Using the DHCP Server of Network Manager in the WebGlider Integration Server (optional) package, settings
for the Handy Terminal 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 ischarged sufficiently.
ref "1-2-4 Charging the Battery Pack"(P.42)

Q: Files are corrupted.
* Files can get corrupted in the following situation: while files are being written to (during data communication,
file reception, file backup, etc.) or being defragmented, the battery pack is removed, or the product ismistakenly dropped or receives strong impact and eventually, the power gets turned OFF.
Either delete such files or transfer them to a PC for data recovery.
If the product does not operate correct even after the above, it is suspected that the product becomes faulty. Insuch a case, ask for repair.
ref 4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files" (P.149)* Some application program processes defragmentation or backup before turning the power OFF. Whenreplacing the battery pack, make sure that the power is turned OFF.

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Q: The system settings of the Handy Terminal are initialized.
* Since the initial settings are stored in the registry file, if file corruption as above occurs, initialization may be
performed.

Q: When the power is turned ON, the message "SDrive has been
initialized." is displayed.
* During operation, if the battery pack or battery is removed or if the power is turned OFF due to drop impact,etc., normal termination will not be performed and data on the S drive will not be backed up.
* The same message appears when the product is powered ON for the first time after purchase.

Q: When the power is turned ON, the system menu 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 poweris turned OFF.
* This message appears when the system program fails to identify the causes of errors. This problem occurs due
to hardware, system program, or application program trouble or due to external factors such as strong static
electricity. When the system error message appears, press the [PW] key, and the power is turned OFF. The
next time the product is started, self recovery is performed as much as possible.
Turn the power ON again.

Q: The microSD becomes inaccessible.
* The Handy Terminal does not support the SDHC standard. Use microSD cards proved operable.
For microSD cards proven operable, Refer to "1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card" (P.37).

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Product Warranty* Product Warranty
1.

The free warranty period of the product is one year after the shipping date. However, even within thewarranty period, please note that we will provide the service for a fee in the following cases. Also, thecertificate is not attached to this product.
Consult your dealer for more details.
• No serial number or serial number not confirmed (unable to manage shipping date)• Failure caused by the usage or handling which runs counter to this Manual and the required precautions• Failure caused intentionally or by serious fault• Failure caused because the operating environment deviated from the specified condition• Failure caused because this product is modified without permission or is connected or attached to otherequipment• Failure caused by act of providence, such as disaster, earthquake, and flood• Failure caused by the software and system created by the customer• Failure and part replacement (supplies replacement) caused by inevitable wear of use

2.

The contents of the product may subject to changes due to improvement and upgrade without notice.

3.

Note that we are not responsible at all for the loss arose from the results of the operation of this product.

Serial number

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Consumables
For consumables (consumable parts), their performance degrades as the product continues to be used. Dependingon the use environment and use frequency of the product, how long it takes to reach the degradation of theirperformance varies, and depending on the usage, replacement before the expiration of our warranty period(charged replacement) may be required.

• Operation key (push button)• Vibrator (vibration motor)• Barcode scanner (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 besignificantly reduced. In such a case, the backup battery needs to be replaced.
• Battery cover

These are consumables.

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Appendixes

Appendix-1 Factory Default List

Appendix-1 Factory Default List
Setting Items

Settable Range

Factory Default

Auto execute program

Any application program on the system menu System Menu

Power Management,

Enabled, Disabled

Disabled

Every day, every week, every month

No setting

0000 or 0060 to 3600 seconds

0600 seconds

4 to 30 alphanumeric characters andNo setting

ResumePower Management, Autowake upPower Management, Autopower off time
Passwordcase-sensitive
SSID

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters and

XITcase-sensitive
Roaming level

Slow, Normal, Fast

NormalPower saving timeout

Immediately, one second, 3 seconds, none

One second

Security, Encryption method Disabled, WEP(40bit), WEP(128bit), TKIP,Disabled

CCMP(AES)
Security, Encryption WEP

KEY-1, KEY-2, KEY-3, KEY-4

KEY-1

Security, Encryption WEP

A string made up of hexadecimal characters

No setting

Key modification(0-9, A-F, and a-f) is assigned to each of

TxKeyID

KEY-1 to KEY-4. For WEP 40bit, the numberof characters is fixed as 10, for WEP 128bit,
the number of characters is fixed as 26
characters.
Security, Encryption

8-63 characters in ASCII code, and fixed as

PSK(TKIP/CCMP)

64 characters in hexadecimal characters

No setting(0-9, A-F, and a-f).
Security, Authentication

Open, Shared, EAPOpenmethodSecurity Authentication EAP ELP-TLS, EAP-PEAP-MSCHAPv2

ELP-TLS

Authentication

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Setting Items

Settable Range

Factory Default

Security, Attention

Displayed, Not displayed

Displayed

Advanced, Rate control

11b Auto, 11bg Auto, 11g 9M, 11g 6M, 1M,

11b Auto

2M, 1 or 2M, 5.5M, 11M
TCP/IP, IP Address

Any value in IP address format

000.000.000.000

TCP/IP, NetMask

Any value in IP address format

000.000.000.000

TCP/IP, Default gateway

Any value in IP address format

000.000.000.000

TCP/IP, MTU

0064 to 1500

1500 (octets)

DHCP, Startup type

Disabled, Application boot, System menu

Disabledboot, Auto wakeup boot
DHCP, Item not to Update

IP address, NetMask, Default gateway, ID

No setting(more than one can be selected)
DHCP, Server port

00001 to 65534

08067

FTP, Server address, Set

IP, (Host) NameIP

Any value in IP address format

000.000.000.000

methodFTP, Server address, IP

FTP, Server address, (Host) Up to 62 alphanumeric characters andNamecase-sensitive

FTP, (User) Name

Up to 18 alphanumeric characters andNo setting

No settingcase-sensitive
FTP, Password

Up to 20 alphanumeric characters andNo settingcase-sensitive
FTP, Advanced Server port

00001 to 65534

00021

FTP, Advanced, Mode

Passive, Active

Passive

FTP, Advanced,/(root) , /(user name) , /(specified value)/(root)

FTP, Advanced,

Up to 62 alphanumeric characters andNo setting

Folder Specificcase-sensitive

DNS, Primary

Any value in IP address format

000.000.000.000

DNS, Secondary

Any value in IP address format

000.000.000.000

Folder Current

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Setting Items
DNS, Advanced,

Settable Range

Factory Default

00001 to 65534

00053

01 to 99 seconds

03 seconds

Server port
DNS, Advanced,
Timeout time
DNS, Advanced, Trial count 0 to 9

1

SNMP, Community(R/Only), Up to 16 alphanumeric characters andpublicCommunity namecase-sensitive

SNMP, Community(R/W),

Up to 16 alphanumeric characters andCommunity namecase-sensitive

SNMP, Advanced,

00001 to 65534

00161

00001 to 66534

00162

ID

000 to 999

000

Barcode, Trigger mode,

Normal, Double, Release, Auto

NormalFull, Quick, None

Full

0 to 60 seconds

20 seconds

Enabled, Disabled

Disabled

Regular only, Inverse only, Auto detect

Regular only

Level 1 to 6

Level 2Mode 1 to 2

Mode 1Mode 1 to 2

Mode 1

Bluetooth, Local device,

Up to 30 alphanumeric characters andGTX-221

Device namecase-sensitive

privateAgent port
SNMP, Advanced
Trap port

Trigger key operation
Barcode, Trigger mode,
Power saving
Barcode, Trigger mode,
Irradiation time
BarcodePicklist mode
BarcodeInverse
BarcodeSecurity level
BarcodeQR modeBarcodeQuiet zone(1D)

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Setting Items
Bluetooth, Local device,

Settable Range

Factory Default

Enabled, Disabled

Disabled

Bluetooth, Local device,

Up to 16 hexadecimal characters (0-9 andNo setting

PIN code

A-F)

Bluetooth, Remote

Up to 30 alphanumeric characters andDevice 1-7, Device namecase-sensitive

Bluetooth, Remote

Fixed as 12 hexadecimal characters (0-9 and 00:00:00:00:00:00

Device 1-7, BD Address

A-F)

Bluetooth, Remote device

Enabled, Disabled

Disabled

Bluetooth, Remote device

Up to 16 hexadecimal characters (0-9 andNo setting

1-7, PIN code

A-F)

Bluetooth, Remote device,

1 to 99

Display, SetAlsSensor

Enabled, Disabled

EnabledTone/Vibrator, Volume

Level: 1-8

Level: 8

Tone/Vibrator, Click Sound

No, Click Sound, Click Sound + Audio, Audio No

Authentication

None registered

1-7, Authentication

Search option

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes
CautionScanning may become impossible if the print quality is extremely poor such as abarcode being enlarged, reduced, and soiled.

■ Single Scan Sample Barcodes* EAN13

4994121 104579

4994121 102070* EAN84912 3456

4911 2238* UPC-E

00012344

09999992* CODE39(C/D)* 1 2 3 4 5 F ** A B C D E H *(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality(Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* CODE39(No C/D)

* 1 2 3 4 5 6 ** A B C D E F ** NW-7(C/D)

a123456$ab-$/456/0b* NW-7(No C/D)

c 5 6 7 8 9 0 c

d : / + 7 8 9 d* NW-7(HEX)a A B C D E F ab D E F A B C b(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality (Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* ITF(C/D)

1234567895

9876543215* ITF(No C/D)

1234567890

9876543210* ITF(Standard ITF-14)

04912345678904

11223344556675* ITF(Extended ITF-16)

0104903333049409

1122334455667784(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality (Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

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1 2 3 4 5 7

1 1 2 2 3 9* CODE128(Code set A)

6

A

f

! " # $ % & ' ( )012345678901

112233445566778899

1

2

3

4

5

B

C

D

E

F

* CODE128(Code set B)

a

b

c

d

e

* CODE128(Code set C)(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality (Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* 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(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality (Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* GS1 DatabarStandard

0101234567890128

Stacked0101234567890128* GS1 DataBar Limited

0101234567890128* GS1 Databar Expanded
Standard

Stacked01012345678901283103123456
01012345678901283103123456

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* GS1 DataBar Stacked Composite
GS1 DataBar Stacked CC-A

0112345678901231

GS1 DataBar Stacked CC-B

0112345678901231* PDF417

0000000000111111111122222222223333333333
4444444444555555555566666666667777777777

Welcat Inc.

88888888889999999999* Data Matrix

0000000000111111111122222222223333333333

Welcat Inc.

4444444444555555555566666666667777777777
88888888889999999999(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality (Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* QR Code

0000000000111111111122222222223333333333
4444444444555555555566666666667777777777

Welcat Inc.

88888888889999999999(notes) It is not likely to be able to read because of low printing quality (Expansion, Reduction, Dirt, etc.).

■ Multiple Scan Sample Barcodes* EAN13

4994121 104579

4994121 102070* EAN84912 3456

4911 2238

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* UPC-E

00012344

09999992* CODE39 (C/D)* 1 2 3 4 5 F ** A B C D E H ** CODE39 (No C/D)

* 1 2 3 4 5 6 ** A B C D E F ** NW-7 (C/D)

a123456$ab-$/456/0b

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* NW-7 (No C/D)

c 5 6 7 8 9 0 c

d : / + 7 8 9 d* NW-7 (HEX)a A B C D E F ab D E F A B C b* ITF (C/D)

1234567895

9876543215* ITF (No C/D)

1234567890

9876543210

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* ITF (Standard Version ITF-14)

04912345678904

11223344556675* ITF (Standard Version ITF-16)

0104903333049409

1122334455667784* ITF (Add On Version ITF-6)

1 2 3 4 5 7

1 1 2 2 3 9* CODE128 (Code Set A)

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2

3

4

5

6

A

B

C

D

E

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a

b

c

d

e

f

! " # $ % & ' ( )* CODE128 (Code Set C)

012345678901

112233445566778899* 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

W

267

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L

C

A

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* 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

0 0 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 7* GS1 DataBar●Standard●Stacked

0101234567890128
0101234567890128
0100112233445562

0100112233445562* GS1 DataBar Limited

0101234567890128

0100112233445562* GS1 DataBar Expanded●Standard●Stacked

01012345678901283103123456

01012345678901283103123456

01011223344556737889901234

01011223344556737889901234

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Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes* GS1 DataBar Stacked Composite
●CC-A

●CC-B

0112345678901231

0112345678901231

0111223344556675

0111223344556675* PDF417

0000000000111111111122222222223333333333
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Appendix-3 Glossary

Appendix-3 Glossary
Terms used in this manual are described as follows:

FDriveAn area to store application programs, the database master file, etc. Application programs downloaded fromthe PC are stored into the F drive.

SDriveThis is an area for storage of temporary files while application programs are running.

RDriveThis is an external expansion area when storing files into microSD card.

System Programs
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 systemmenu. On the system menu, connection is always made to the default device.

Battery packLi-ion rechargeable battery (BP-004).

Backup battery
A battery used to temporarily store the built-in clock's data and files when the main battery is removed or thebattery level becomes low.

Remote device
A Bluetooth device the local device connects to.

Local device
The Bluetooth device currently operated. When operating the Handy Terminal, the Handy Terminal is the
local device.

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