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Note: Unsaved Changes -- Newer versions of the SCU display a reminder if the Commit button
is not clicked before an attempt is made to close or browse away from the Config tab.
IMPORTANT – The settings for Auth Type, EAP Type and Encryption depend on the security
type chosen. Please refer to “Wireless Security” later in this Summit Client Utility section to
determine the proper settings for the security type implemented on the wireless LAN.
Config Parameters
Parameter Default Explanation
Config Default A string of 1 to 32 alphanumeric characters, establishes the
name of the Config or Profile.
Options are Default or ThirdPartyConfig.
SSID Blank A string of up to 32 alphanumeric characters. Establishes the
Service Set Identifier (SSID) of the WLAN to which the
network card connects.
Client Name Blank A string of up to 16 characters. The client name is assigned to
the network card and the device using the network card. The
client name may be passed to networking devices, e.g. Access
Points.
Power Save Fast Power save mode is On.
Options are: Constantly Awake Mode (CAM) power save off,
Maximum (power saving mode) and Fast (power saving
mode).
Tx Power Maximum Maximum setting regulates Tx power to the Max power setting
for the current regulatory domain.
Options are: Maximum, 50mW, 30mW, 10mW or 1mW.
Bit Rate Auto Setting the rate to Auto will allow the Access Point to
automatically negotiate the bit rate with the wireless network
device.
Options are: Auto, 1 Mbit, 2, 5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48 or
54 Mbit.
Radio Mode BG
Optimized
or
BG Rates
Full
Specify 802.11g and/or 802.11b when communicating with the
Access Point.
Options are: B rates only, BG Rates full, G rates only, BG
optimized.
Note: Default value may vary depending on installed SCU
driver version.
Auth Type Open 802.11 authentication type used when associating with the
Access Point.
Options are: Open, LEAP, or Shared key.
- MX3X Reference Guide 1
- Notices 2
- Revision Notice 2
- HAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 3
- HAPTER 4 SCANNER 135 8
- HAPTER 6 APPLOCK 229 11
- PPENDIX A KEY MAPS 255 11
- NDEX 293 12
- Table of Contents xi 13
- Table of Contents xiii 15
- Chapter 1 Introduction 17
- 2 Overview 18
- Related Manuals 19
- Components 20
- Front and Back Views 20
- Endcap Options 21
- MX3-RFID Module 21
- Battery Well Vent Aperture 22
- When to Use This Guide 23
- Document Conventions 23
- Getting Started 24
- Insert Main Battery 25
- Optional Devices 26
- Getting Started 11 27
- 12 Getting Started 28
- 14 Getting Started 30
- Getting Started 15 31
- Power Button 32
- Getting Started 17 33
- Keypad Shortcuts 33
- 18 Getting Started 34
- Touchscreen Calibration 35
- Set The Display Contrast 36
- Set The Display Brightness 36
- Set the Power Schemes Timers 37
- Set The Audio Speaker Volume 38
- Installing / Removing Cards 41
- Enter Data 42
- Keypad Entry 42
- Stylus Entry 42
- Enter Data 27 43
- 28 Enter Data 44
- Tethered Scanner 45
- MX3P and the MX3 Cradles 45
- ActiveSync 46
- Initial Setup 47
- 32 ActiveSync 48
- IrDA Connection 48
- Connect and Communicate 49
- Explore 49
- ActiveSync 35 51
- ActiveSync with a Cradle 51
- Troubleshooting ActiveSync 52
- Docking Cradles 53
- Status LED 53
- Desktop Cradle 54
- Vehicle Mount Cradle 54
- The Passive Vehicle Cradle 55
- Getting Help 56
- Manuals 56
- Accessories 56
- Getting Help 41 57
- 42 Getting Help 58
- Hardware Configuration 59
- Central Processing Unit 59
- System Memory 59
- Core Logic 60
- Video Subsystem 60
- Power Supply 60
- Audio Interface 61
- PCMCIA Slots 61
- Power Modes 62
- Primary Events Listing 62
- On Mode 63
- Suspend Mode 64
- Critical Suspend Mode 65
- Off Mode 65
- Physical Controls 66
- Endcaps and COM Ports 67
- 52 Physical Controls 68
- Endcap Combinations 68
- COM Port Switching 68
- Physical Controls 53 69
- Integrated Scanner Port 69
- Serial Port 69
- 54 Physical Controls 70
- Physical Controls 55 71
- USB Host / Client Port 71
- USB Host Cable 71
- 56 Physical Controls 72
- USB Client Cable 72
- Tethered Scanners 72
- Programmable Scan Buttons 73
- The Keypad 74
- Key Functions 74
- Caps Key and CapsLock Mode 75
- Keypress Sequences 75
- Custom Key Maps 76
- LED Functions 77
- Touchscreen 78
- Display 63 79
- Speaker 80
- Infrared (IR) Port 80
- Check Battery Status 81
- Handling Batteries Safely 81
- Main Battery 82
- Battery Hot-Swapping 82
- Low Battery Warning 82
- Critical Suspend State 83
- Backup Battery 83
- Backup Battery Maintenance 83
- Battery Chargers 84
- MX3 Multi-Charger Plus 84
- Battery Chargers 69 85
- Battery Chargers Affected 85
- Battery Label Location 85
- 70 Battery Chargers 86
- Software Load 88
- Optional 88
- Installed Software 73 89
- LXE RFTerm (Option) 89
- AppLock (Option) 89
- Desktop 90
- My Device Folders (CE 5.0) 91
- Start Menu Program Options 92
- Communication 93
- Command Prompt 94
- Internet Explorer 94
- Media Player 94
- Remote Desktop Connection 95
- Transcriber 95
- Windows Explorer 95
- Taskbar 96
- Language and Fonts 99
- MAC Address 99
- Accessibility 100
- Administration – for AppLock 100
- Battery 101
- Bluetooth Manager 101
- Certificates 102
- Date/Time 103
- Dialing 104
- Display 105
- Input Panel 106
- Internet Options 106
- Windows CE 5.0 107
- Keyboard 108
- Create a Connection Option 109
- Area Code: 110
- Password 111
- PC Connection 112
- Regional Settings 116
- Remove Programs 116
- Scanner 117
- Factory Default Settings 118
- Scanner Control 119
- COM Ports 121
- Storage Manager 122
- Double Tap 123
- Calibration 123
- General 125
- Device Name 126
- Copyrights 126
- Volume and Sounds 127
- Utilities 128
- LAUNCH.EXE 128
- Utilities 113 129
- 114 Utilities 130
- REGEDIT.EXE 131
- REGLOAD.EXE 131
- WARMBOOT.EXE 131
- WAVPLAY.EXE 131
- Enabling GrabTime 131
- Disabling the Touchscreen 132
- Configuring IPv6 132
- Command-line Utility 133
- API Calls 133
- Briefly . . 134
- Enabler Install Process 134
- Enabler Uninstall Process 134
- Stop the Enabler Service 135
- Update Monitoring Overview 135
- Enabler Configuration 137
- File Menu Options 138
- Avalanche Update Settings 139
- Menu Options 139
- Connection 140
- Execution 141
- Server Contact 142
- Startup/Shutdown 143
- Scan Config 144
- Shortcuts 145
- Adapters 146
- Troubleshooting 148
- Reflash the Mobile Device 149
- Preparation 149
- Clearing Persistent Storage 150
- Chapter 4 Scanner 151
- Barcode Manipulation 152
- Barcode Manipulation 137 153
- 138 Barcode Manipulation 154
- Main Tab 154
- Barcode Manipulation 139 155
- Keys Tab 155
- 140 Barcode Manipulation 156
- COM Port Tabs 156
- Barcode Manipulation 141 157
- Barcode Tab 157
- Buttons 157
- 142 Barcode Manipulation 158
- Enable Code ID 158
- Barcode Manipulation 143 159
- Barcode – Symbology Settings 159
- 144 Barcode Manipulation 160
- Barcode Manipulation 145 161
- 146 Barcode Manipulation 162
- Barcode Data Match List 162
- Barcode Data Edit Buttons 162
- Barcode Manipulation 147 163
- Match List Rules 163
- 148 Barcode Manipulation 164
- Add Prefix/Suffix Control 164
- Barcode Manipulation 149 165
- Barcode – Ctrl Char Mapping 165
- Translate All 165
- 150 Barcode Manipulation 166
- Barcode – Custom Identifiers 166
- Barcode Manipulation 151 167
- 152 Barcode Manipulation 168
- Barcode Manipulation 153 169
- Barcode Processing Examples 169
- Advanced 170
- Advanced 155 171
- 156 Advanced 172
- Advanced 157 173
- COM1, COM2, COM3 Tabs 173
- 158 Advanced 174
- Advanced Tab 174
- Translate Control Codes 174
- Advanced 159 175
- Prefix / Suffix 175
- 160 Advanced 176
- Advanced 161 177
- 162 Advanced 178
- Advanced 163 179
- Ctrl Char Mapping 179
- 164 Advanced 180
- Scancode Enable 180
- Advanced 165 181
- Advanced Processing 181
- 166 Advanced 182
- Strip Code ID 182
- Advanced 167 183
- 168 Advanced 184
- Introduction 185
- Summit Client Configuration 186
- Summit Client Utility 186
- Summit Tray Icon 187
- Administrator Login 189
- Config Tab 190
- Config Parameters 191
- Status Tab 193
- Diags Tab 194
- Global Settings Tab 195
- Global Parameters 195
- Summit Wireless Security 198
- No Security 199
- WEP Keys 200
- LEAP w/o WPA Authentication 201
- EAP-FAST Authentication 202
- PEAP/MSCHAP Authentication 203
- WPA/LEAP Authentication 205
- WPA PSK Authentication 206
- PEAP/GTC Authentication 207
- Cisco Client Configuration 208
- Aironet Client Utility (ACU) 208
- Profile Parameters 209
- Cisco Wireless Security 210
- Cisco WPA Configuration 212
- Server Authentication 216
- WPA/LEAP 221
- Cisco ACU 221
- User Certificate 224
- Setting EAP/TLS Parameters 225
- WPA PSK Configuration 228
- Symbol Client Configuration 229
- Profile Parameters Menu 229
- Wireless Information Tab 230
- Disable WEP 231
- Enable WEP 231
- Continue 231
- Select a User Certificate 232
- Root Certificates 233
- 218 Certificates 234
- Certificates 219 235
- 220 Certificates 236
- User Certificates 237
- 222 Certificates 238
- Certificates 223 239
- 224 Certificates 240
- Certificates 225 241
- 226 Certificates 242
- Certificates 227 243
- 228 Certificates 244
- Chapter 6 AppLock 245
- Multi-Application Version 246
- Single Application Version 247
- Administration Mode 248
- End User Mode 248
- Passwords 249
- Application Panel 250
- Security Panel 252
- Status Panel 253
- End-User Switching Technique 255
- Control Panel 257
- Error Messages 261
- 246 Error Messages 262
- Error Messages 247 263
- 248 Error Messages 264
- Error Messages 249 265
- 250 Error Messages 266
- Error Messages 251 267
- 252 Error Messages 268
- Error Messages 253 269
- AppLock Registry Settings 270
- Appendix A Key Maps 271
- 256 Key Maps 272
- Key Maps 257 273
- 258 Key Maps 274
- 3270 Key Sequences 275
- 5250 Key Sequences 275
- Creating Custom Key Maps 276
- Keymap Source Format 277
- 262 Key Maps 278
- GENERAL Section 278
- SPECIAL Section 278
- Key Maps 263 279
- MAP Section 279
- 264 Key Maps 280
- Keycomp Error Messages 281
- 266 Key Maps 282
- Key Maps 267 283
- 268 Key Maps 284
- Sample Input File 285
- 270 Key Maps 286
- Key Maps 271 287
- 272 Key Maps 288
- Key Maps 273 289
- 274 Key Maps 290
- Key Maps 275 291
- Sample Output File 292
- Key Maps 277 293
- 278 Key Maps 294
- Physical Specifications 295
- Display Specifications 296
- Cable Specifications 297
- Cable Ends 297
- Cable Pinouts and Diagrams 297
- 282 Technical Specifications 298
- Environmental Specifications 299
- Mobile Device and Endcaps 299
- Power Supplies 299
- 284 Technical Specifications 300
- International AC Adapter 300
- Hat Encoding 302
- Decimal - Hexadecimal Chart 304
- Revision History 306
- Revision E, November 2005 307
- Revision D, April 2005 307
- 292 Technical Specifications 308
- 294 Index 310
- Index 295 311
- 296 Index 312
- Index 297 313
- 298 Index 314
- Index 299 315
- 300 Index 316
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