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Operating the Terminal in a Network
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Configuring the T2425 Over the Network
You can remotely configure the T2425 by using one of these methods:
• Send a command from the DCS 300 (UDP Plus network only).
• Send a command from an application on the host computer (UDP Plus and TCP/IP
networks).
You cannot configure any of the RF network parameters, such as terminal IP address,
over the network. Once the T2425 is communicating, you can configure bar code
symbologies and operating commands.
Note:
You can configure the terminal locally by using the TRAKKER Antares 2400
Menu System or by scanning a command from a Code 39 or Code 93 bar code label.
For help, see Chapter 3, “Configuring the Terminal.”
Configuring the T2425 From the DCS 300
You can use the DCS 300 to configure one or more T2425s in your RF network. You
can also send reader commands such as Backlight On to one or more terminals. Your
terminal must be configured with UDP Plus in order to communicate with the DCS 300.
This method is very fast and efficient if you need to change the same configuration
parameters for several terminals in one area. For example, you may want to set the Beep
Volume to very loud and turn on Keypad Caps Lock for all the terminals in one area.
Note:
You can configure a T2425 from the DCS 300, but you cannot get configuration
data from the terminal.
To send commands from the DCS 300
1. Using the Download Server feature on the server, select the terminal or group to
which you want to download the configuration commands. For help on configuring a
group of terminals, see the
DCS 300 System Manual
.
Note:
You can continue running an application on the T2425 while configuring the
terminal from the server.
2. Choose the Command option button.
3. Enter the reader or configuration command and choose Add. The command appears
in the Files and Data box.
For example, enter this command to set the Beep Volume to very loud:
$+BV4
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