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MX3X Reference Guide E-EQ-MX3XRG-H
Advanced
Access: Start | Settings | Control Panel | Scanner
If your scanner applet has a “Barcode” tab instead of an “Advanced” tab, please see section titled
“Barcode Manipulation” at the beginning of this chapter.
Factory Default Settings
Factory Default Settings
Main
Port 1 Internal
Port 2 Disabled
Power Port 1 while asleep Disabled
Send key messages WEDGE Enabled
Bluetooth Disabled (Not supported)
Output enable Disabled (dimmed)
Keys
Left Scan
Right Enter
COM Ports (COM1- COM2 – COM3)
Baud Rate 9600
Parity None
Stop Bits 1
Data Bits 8
Advanced or Barcode
Translate Disabled
Strip Leading 0 characters
Strip Trailing 0 characters
Prefix Disabled
Suffix Disabled
Barcode
Advanced Barcode Processing Disabled
Notes:
• If the internal scanner has to be configured to operate at any communication settings other
than 9600, N, 8, 1 and the MX3X either loses power or a cold boot command is entered,
the Scanner applet must be reconfigured to match the scanner communication settings.
• ActiveSync will not work over a COM port if that COM port is enabled in the Scanner
applet as scanner input. For example, if COM 1 is being used by the scanner, COM 1 can’t
be used by any other program.
• The MX3P does not have an integrated scanner or RFID capability.
• Bluetooth Manager, Bluetooth service or options are not available for all MX3X devices or
in all MX3X software releases.
- 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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