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Table 2: Aironet Receive Statistics Definitions

Statistic Description

Multicast Packets

The number of multicast packets that were received successfully.

Broadcast Packets

The number of broadcast packets that were received successfully.

Unicast Packets

The number of unicast packets that were received successfully.

Bytes Received

The number of bytes of data that were received successfully.

Beacons Received

The number of beacon packets that were received successfully.

PLCP CRC Errors

The number of times the client adapter started to receive an 802.11 Physical
Layer Convergence Protocol (PLCP) header but the rest of the packet was
ignored due to a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) error in the header.

Note

. CRC errors can be attributed to packet collisions caused

by a dense population of client adapters, overlapping access
point coverage on a channel, high multipath conditions due to
bounced signals, or the presence of other 2.4-GHz signals from
devices such as microwave ovens, wireless handset phones, etc.

MAC CRC
Errors

The number of packets that had a valid 802.11 PLCP header but contained a
CRC error in the data portion of the packet.

Note

. CRC errors can be attributed to packet collisions caused by a dense

population of client adapters, overlapping access point coverage on a
channel, high multipath conditions due to bounced signals, or the presence
of other 2.4-GHz signals from devices such as microwave ovens, wireless
handset phones, etc.

Up Time
(hh:mm:ss)

The amount of time (in hours:minutes:seconds) since your client adapter was
started. If the client adapter has been running for more than 24 hours, the time
is displayed in days, hours:minutes:seconds.

Table 3: Aironet Transmit Statistics Definitions

Statistic Description

Multicast Packets

The number of multicast packets that were transmitted successfully.

Broadcast Packets

The number of broadcast packets that were transmitted successfully.

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Summary of Contents for YEStablet 7370

Page 1: ...YEStablet 7370 Wireless Digital Tablet User Guide Affirmative Computer Products 202 South River Drive Tempe AZ 85281 Phone 480 946 1444 Fax 480 946 9250 Web Site www affirmative net June 2003 ...

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Page 11: ...reless LAN Adapters 6 IP Address 6 Name Servers 6 Z Com 6 Wireless Networks 7 Available Networks 7 Preferred Networks 7 Refresh 7 Configure Properties 7 Network Name SSID 7 Computer to Computer Ad Hoc Network 8 Wireless Network Key WEP 8 Modify WEP Key 8 IEEE 802 1x Authentication 8 Cisco 8 Aironet Client Utility ACU 9 Profiles 9 Edit 9 Using Static WEP Keys 15 Firmware 16 Status 17 Statistics 17 ...

Page 12: ...torage Manager 30 Stylus 30 System 30 Update 30 Local 31 FTP 31 Cradle USB 32 Volume and Sounds 32 Volume 33 Sounds 33 Wireless Network Card 33 Operation 35 Power ON and OFF 35 Start Up 35 Cold Boot 35 Resume 36 Reset Power Off 36 Suspend Resume 36 Reset to Factory Defaults 37 Battery and Power Management 37 Low Battery Condition 38 Operation with the Cradle 38 Wireless Network Card Antenna System...

Page 13: ...47 AS 400 Requirements 48 iSeries Requirements 48 Display Session Characteristics 48 Printer Session Characteristics 48 Display Session Setup 48 Display Session Configuration 50 Connection 51 General 52 Code Page 52 Keyboard Language 52 Keyboard Type 52 Edit 53 Default 53 Options 54 Font 54 Print Screen 54 Cursor 54 Miscellaneous 54 Attributes 55 Default View 56 Attribute Settings 57 Hot Spot 58 K...

Page 14: ...a Custom Keyboard Map 82 Record a Keystrokes Sequence Macro 83 Play a Recorded Keystrokes Sequence Macro 84 Modify a Printer Passthrough Driver 84 General 84 Transcode Table 85 Escape Sequences 86 Euro 87 Font ID 88 Troubleshooting 89 Support 90 Table 1 Aironet 350 Adapter Configuration Properties 10 Table 2 Aironet Receive Statistics Definitions 18 Table 3 Aironet Transmit Statistics Definitions ...

Page 15: ... not apply excessive pressure to the display screen Do not touch the display screen directly with your fingers You may damage the screen and oil from your skin may be difficult to remove Please use the Stylus provided as other pointers may scratch or damage the screen Avoid exposing the panel screen to direct sunlight or other heat source Where possible the YEStablet 7370 should be facing away fro...

Page 16: ...xternal battery charger Embedded wireless LAN adapter with antenna Carrying pouch Vehicle mounting stand Vehicle battery charger Front View Layout PC Card Slot LEDs Record IR Port CF Card Slot Battery Internal Microphone Network 9 10 11 3 Headphone 1 2 4 DC In Jack to AC DC Adapter USB Port External Storage 5 6 7 8 2 ...

Page 17: ...re information Requirements The YEStablet 7370 features a CompactFlash CF slot and a PCMCIA PC Card slot It is anticipated that the PCMCIA interface will be mostly used to provide 802 11b wireless LAN connectivity However with the proper PCMCIA cards the YEStablet 7370 can also support dialup modem and tethered Ethernet Currently you must have as base stations 802 11b wireless Access Points or Gat...

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Page 19: ...ts SSID Under the zero configuration design of the wireless 802 11b LAN support under CE net the YEStablet 7370 will detect all broadcasted SSIDs within its range You can then select the desired access point for your connection Non Broadcast For security purposes an access point may be configured to disable SSID broadcasts In this case the SSID must be manually entered into the YEStablet s wireles...

Page 20: ...ers for either adapter card IP Address The IP address for your YEStablet can be obtained in one of two ways Select the appropriate radio button to match your preference Obtain an IP address via DHCP The YEStablet obtains an IP address automatically from a DHCP server on the network The YEStablet will ask for an address assignment every time it is booted up and hence the IP address may change occas...

Page 21: ...d their SSIDs here Click on Add and add an SSID in the resulting Wireless Network Properties window we will discuss other properties in Wireless Network Properties When you OK out you will see this SSID in the Preferred Networks window Also broadcasted SSIDs will appear in this window after they have been configured You can now arrange the SSIDs in the order you wish the adaptor card to search by ...

Page 22: ...its consisting of five ASCII characters or 10 hexadecimal characters For 128 bit encryption the key length will be 104 bits consisting of thirteen ASCII characters or 26 hexadecimal characters Key Index Leave at the default value of 0 IEEE 802 1x Authentication 802 1x EAP is discussed in Wireless Access Points Security Extensible Authentication Protocol In order to use EAP authentication your clie...

Page 23: ...ration is done under this tab Multiple profiles can be defined since it may be necessary to have a different set of parameters for different networks or for different users The default is to start with one active profile Profile0 Buttons are available to Rename or Edit this profile or to Add more profiles If there are multiple profiles you can Delete some if you wish The Select Active Profile fiel...

Page 24: ...er cannot access the network Client Name A logical name for your Windows CE device It allows an administrator to determine which devices are connected to the access point without having to memorize every MAC address This name is included in the access point s list of connected devices Range You can key in up to 16 characters Default A blank field Note Each computer on the network should have a uni...

Page 25: ...e depending on network traffic This mode switches to CAM when retrieving a large number of packets and switches back to PSP after the packets have been retrieved Recommended when power consumption is a concern but you need greater throughput than that allowed by Max PSP Power Save Mode Max PSP Max Power Savings Causes the access point to buffer incoming messages for the client adapter which wakes ...

Page 26: ... Security Type None Disables LEAP LEAP can be disabled as desired Enables or disables WEP see Wireless Access Points Security Wired Equivalency Privacy for your client adapter Options No WEP Static WEP Keys or Dynamic WEP Keys Default No WEP WEP Description No WEP WEP is disabled Static WEP Keys If you wish to use WEP but are not using LEAP you must select this option See Using Static WEP Keys aft...

Page 27: ... response packet indicating the success or failure of the decryption back to the client adapter Note Cisco recommends that shared key authentication not be used because it presents a security risk Mixed Mode Indicates if the client adapter can associate to an access point that allows both WEP and non WEP associations If the access point with which the client adapter is to associate has WEP set to ...

Page 28: ...ess points in infrastructure mode or other clients in ad hoc mode Auto is recommended for infrastructure mode setting a specific data rate is recommended for ad hoc mode Options Auto 1 Mb Only 2 Mb Only 5 5 Mb Only or 11 Mb Only Default Auto Data Rate Description Auto Uses the 11 Mbps data rate when possible but drops to lower rates when necessary 1 Mb Only Offers the greatest range but the lowest...

Page 29: ...e Reducing the transmit power level conserves battery power but decreases radio range Note When World Mode is enabled the client adapter is limited to the maximum transmit power level allowed by the country of operation s regulatory agency NOTE Before doing a power off Cold Boot you must save all your new settings by executing a Registries Save Restore from the Control Panel Using Static WEP Keys ...

Page 30: ...ients in ad hoc mode with which you are planning to communicate c When setting more than one WEP key the keys must be assigned to the same WEP key numbers for all devices For example WEP key 2 must be WEP key number 2 on all devices When multiple WEP keys are set they must be in the same order on all devices Note After you enter a WEP key you can write over it but you cannot edit or delete it even...

Page 31: ...which is determined by the combined result of the adapter s signal strength and signal quality The range of values is Not Associated Poor Fair Good and Excellent Driver Version This is the version of the Cisco adapter card driver that is loaded in the YEStablet Firmware Version This is the version of the firmware that is loaded in the Cisco adapter card Message Integrity Check MIC prevents attacks...

Page 32: ...gh multipath conditions due to bounced signals or the presence of other 2 4 GHz signals from devices such as microwave ovens wireless handset phones etc MAC CRC Errors The number of packets that had a valid 802 11 PLCP header but contained a CRC error in the data portion of the packet Note CRC errors can be attributed to packet collisions caused by a dense population of client adapters overlapping...

Page 33: ...me in hours minutes seconds since your client adapter was started If the client adapter has been running for more than 24 hours the time is displayed in days hours minutes seconds Table 4 Aironet MIC Statistics Definitions Statistic Description Packets MIC OK The number of packets that were received successfully with a valid MIC Packets No MIC The number of packets that were discarded due to no MI...

Page 34: ...er systems and noise sources operational Execute the site survey entirely from the YEStablet Conduct the site survey with all variables set to operational values Consider the following operating and environmental conditions when performing a site survey o Data rates Sensitivity and range are inversely proportional to data bit rates Therefore the maximum radio range is achieved at the lowest workab...

Page 35: ...earer the signal The histogram below the bar graph provides a visual interpretation of the current signal quality Differences in signal quality are indicated by the following colors green highest quality yellow average and red lowest quality Range 0 to 100 Link Speed The rate at which your client adapter is receiving echo packets from its associated access point The Link Speed histogram provides a...

Page 36: ...point to which your client adapter is associated Note During the test the client adapter will not roam to other access points so that the size of a single cell can be determined Destination Is Another Cisco Aironet Device Selecting this checkbox indicates that the device you named in the Destination MAC Address field is a Cisco Aironet access In this case packets sent to the client from the Cisco ...

Page 37: ...ring the test Select a size that will be typical during normal system use Range 30 to 1450 Default 512 Delay Between Packets The delay in milliseconds between successive transmissions Range 1 to 2048 ms Default 50 ms Percent Success Threshold The percentage of packets that is not lost This parameter controls the red line on the Percent Success histograms in the Survey tab Percentages greater than ...

Page 38: ...oint Value Associated Not Associated Authenticated or Ad Hoc Mode Signal Strength The signal strength for all received packets The higher the value and the more green the bar graph is the stronger the signal The histogram below the bar graph provides a visual interpretation of the current signal strength Differences in signal strength are indicated by the following colors green strongest yellow mi...

Page 39: ... a lot of packets get lost the number of retries could be greater than the number of packets sent Then this field would show a value greater than 100 5 When you click the Stop button or when the Percent Complete reaches 100 the active mode changes back to the passive mode Wireless Login Module WLM If LEAP authentication is enabled a valid username and password must be entered whenever a connection...

Page 40: ...uthentication server using your username and password and receives a dynamic session based WEP key The bottom of the ACU screen indicates that your client adapter is authenticated to an access point b If you enter the username and password incorrectly or enter ones that are not valid the Wireless Login Module screen reappears with a message indicating that your login was incorrect You are able to ...

Page 41: ...e not on that list by clicking on Other and then filling in the fields of the resulting dialog box You can always go back to the original functions by clicking on Restore defaults Certificates You can identify trusted certificates here for Secure Socket Layer security Date Time You can set the local date time and time zone just like a standard Windows PC However this information except for time zo...

Page 42: ...e data spontaneously in a simple efficient manner This feature in the 7370 supports the Infrared Data Association IrDA protocol and allows objects to be transferred to another OBEX compatible device using the IrDA port OBEX is primarily used to push or pull data objects It performs functions that are similar to Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP only OBEX does not require the resources that an HTTP ...

Page 43: ...hrough the User Idle switch state time before timing down through the System Idle switch state time and then finally times down through the Suspend switch state time before Suspending Device Status Some devices such as the Cisco Aironet wireless adapter have settings for power consumption and this tab shows the current settings Some devices show up in this window even if their power consumptions a...

Page 44: ...on the touchscreen in accordance with the displayed instructions You can also initiate a recalibration at anytime from the Calibration tab of the Stylus Properties System General This tab provides information about the 7370 operating system system processor system memory and the type of card inserted in the PCMCIA slot Memory You can adjust the allocation of unused RAM to run programs or for stora...

Page 45: ...ete click on Update 11 You will see messages and a rotating icon on a DOS like screen but no progress bar This step takes several minutes 12 When the icon stops the 7370 will reboot automatically 13 Reconfigure your 7370 FTP You must have an FTP server that is network accessible from the 7370 1 Set up your FTP server software to access the extracted file 2 Connect the 7370 to external power 3 Veri...

Page 46: ...nhole button again to turn on the power and quickly BEFORE the display shows the LOGO press and hold the Virtual Keyboard button Button 5 AND the 4 Way Right button Button 2 simultaneously You will see the following selection menu on the screen Launch WinCE OS Clear Registry Clear FileSystem EBoot Update via Cradle USB Check Flash Memory Size 6 Use the 4 Way Down button Button 4 to move the cursor...

Page 47: ... file for that sound If you are playing a long wav file you can stop the sound by clicking on the Stop button to the right of the Play button 4 You can also import your own wav files via ActiveSync or from external storage and select one of them using the Browse button 5 After you have finished modifying the scheme event sounds you can save the changes under a new scheme name by clicking on the Sa...

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Page 49: ... within seconds The Power scheme see Setup Control Panel Power can also be set to put the 7370 into the Suspend mode after a defined period of inactivity Start Up The start up sequence varies depending upon whether you are executing a Cold Boot from the Reset mode or executing a Resume from the Suspend mode Cold Boot 1 Using your stylus briefly push on the Reset button Button 11 located in a reces...

Page 50: ...nd button 2 Within several seconds you should return to the same screen that was displayed at the time that the Suspend mode was invoked 3 If you were previously connected to an access point the wireless LAN adapter will automatically reconnect to the access point in 10 20 seconds 4 You can continue operation from the same point at which you entered the Suspend mode Reset Power Off The Reset butto...

Page 51: ...y a Programming flash message When that is finished the 7370 will automatically reboot and you can begin Setup again Battery and Power Management The YEStablet 7370 is equipped with an internal Li Ion battery pack that is capable of supporting approximately 2 5 hours of continuous operation The period of continuous operation can be extended to approximately 6 hours with the aid of an optional exte...

Page 52: ...the cradle you will find a DC in jack for the AC DC adapter a USB port for a USB cable and a protected IR opening not used at present Seat the YEStablet 7370 securely onto the cradle and use the procedure cited in this section to activate and verify the connection between the device and the cradle 1 You may charge the battery pack s on the YEStablet 7370 by connecting the AC DC adapter directly to...

Page 53: ... to obtain better wireless connectivity through varying orientations up to near vertical B A B Dynamic Display Rotation The YEStablet 7370 allows dynamic rotation of the display in 90 degree increments Double click on the Desktop icon and then select the desired rotation from the Screen Rotation window The rotation change will be effected immediately without needing to re start the 7370 Invoking a...

Page 54: ...ry contents will be saved from volatile memory to flash ROM automatically ensuring persistence of the Registry settings even after total power loss A typical save process will take about 4 seconds The Registries Save Restore utility in Windows Control Panel can be used to manually save Registry contents to ROM as well Virtual Keyboard A virtual keyboard can be invoked on the 7370 Desktop to enable...

Page 55: ...is icon looks like a two button mouse It invokes a similar icon on the lower right corner of the desktop The next tap of the stylus will be interpreted as a mouse right click Wireless Adapter Connection This appearance of this icon varies depending upon the type of wireless adapter in the 7370 It invokes IP address and adapter connection information Mouse Right Click As all you Windows users know ...

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Page 57: ...ry menu But this shortcut will not be saved after a Cold Boot Inbox E mail You may choose to use the local email client Inbox instead of web based email solutions Configuration 1 Click on the Inbox icon on the Desktop 2 Open the Services menu 3 Click on Options The Options window will open in the Services tab 4 Click Add 5 Select the type of email service that you have IMAP or POP3 and give it a n...

Page 58: ... the Desktop screen the YEStablet 7370 will display the default web site for example www affirmative net You can change the default web site by using Internet Options from the View menu If you want to leave the Internet to go to Windows CE desktop while keeping the web browser open just minimize the browser window You can click on the Windows CE Taskbar any time to return to the browser You can ex...

Page 59: ...he Playback menu Note You cannot play your recording in Recorder after you have saved it You will have to use Media Player 4 You can save your recording in two ways a For temporary storage file will be lost after a Cold Boot i Click on the Open icon or select Create from the File menu ii Enter a file name and it will be saved in the Windows folder of My Computer Note You can save these wav files o...

Page 60: ...ber Note To avoid confusing mouse taps with handwriting entries it is advised that you start your application e g WordPad before activating Transcriber YESterm IP Administrator This application allows you to add delete configure and open YESterm IP 5250 and 3270 terminal emulation sessions See the extensive section entitled YESterm IP Terminal Emulation for details on configuring and using these e...

Page 61: ...The Setup Wizards are described under the sections on the individual session types You can add up to four YESterm IP sessions of any mix and each can be connected to a different host Remove Click on this button to delete the highlighted session You will be asked to confirm your decision Edit The Setup Wizards provide a basic set of setup parameters Highlight a session and then click on Edit to con...

Page 62: ...le Hot Spot feature Includes enhanced Record Playback feature Supports Enhanced Display Auto Signon and Password Encryption allowing a secure connection to the AS 400 Printer Session Characteristics IBM Emulation supported 3812 Support for continuous forms multi drawers envelope manual feeders simplex duplex auto page orientation and COR Computer Output Reduction Supports CPI LPI Override and LQ N...

Page 63: ...p Screen 1 Host Name IP Address If you have a local DNS or WINS server you can type in the AS 400 host network name Otherwise type in the IP address of the AS 400 server Port Number Use the default of 23 unless directed to do otherwise by your AS 400 administrator Display Setup Screen 2 Connection Name This is the friendly name that will appear in the YESterm IP Administrator screen 49 ...

Page 64: ...t Keyboard Type It is recommended that you choose the default 101 Terminal keyboard type This concludes the setup parameters covered by the wizard However you can configure many more parameters in each Display Session by highlighting the connection name in the YESterm IP Administrator window and activating Edit Display Session Configuration Open YESterm IP Administrator highlight a display session...

Page 65: ...from the drop down list Your AS 400 must also be configured for this encryption level Automatic Startup not shown above Check this square if you wish the session to automatically start when the YESterm IP Administrator window is opened Note Typically the session will report a failed connection after a Cold Boot because it takes several seconds after bootup for the wireless adapter to connect to an...

Page 66: ...ng is not supported in the 7370 Keyboard Language YESterm IP supports several non English keyboard languages If you wish to use one of them select it from the drop down list Keyboard Type YESterm IP supports 3 different keyboard types 101 PC 101 Terminal and 122 Key but 101 Terminal is recommended for an experienced 5250 user on the YEStablet virtual keyboard It is also possible to create a custom...

Page 67: ...code for that key will show in the Edit box and any mapped command will show in the Action boxes If you want to see the effect of that key plus a modifier key Shift Alt Ctrl click on the modifier key and then on the action key Note Since the virtual keyboard does not support a RightControl key it is recommended that the Enter command be remapped to the End keys even though this is not the default ...

Page 68: ... printing on steroids To use it you must create a printer emulation session This session is used only for LAN printing and it allows you to format your print output to the LAN printer See Printer Emulation for more information Function Disabled Screens cannot be printed The Print Screen function can be activated from Emulator Button bar Emulator Menu bar File Print Keyboard if a key has been remap...

Page 69: ... is received from the Host Lock NumLock This option has no effect since there is no NumPad in the virtual keyboard Attributes This properties sheet allows extensive editing of your screen appearance At the lower right corner of this sheet are two radio buttons allowing you to make these edits global for all sessions or restricting their use to this session only Attributes Properties Sheet 55 ...

Page 70: ...can be linked to keyboard commands often eliminates the need to use the virtual keyboard and reduces the number of screen taps required to run applications Display Emulation Screen with Advanced View and Hot Spots Standard Not Recommended This selection provides the standard green screen text appearance for your session screens duplicating terminal screens Hot Spots are invisible unless the mouse ...

Page 71: ... as foreground and background color blinking underscore and the use of column separators You will see a preview of the new look in the Sample field Be careful with the colors you choose a wrong choice can cause text or fields to be invisible on the screen because of lack of color contrast Edit Column Separator Activate this button to invoke this dialog box Edit Column Separator Dialog Box Make you...

Page 72: ...d to Simulate a function key Execute a Recorded Sequence that has the same name as the word that you select on the screen Execute a command that you select To enable the use of Hot Spots you must check the Enable Hot Spots box Advanced View Default Hot Spots are displayed as raised buttons if the Advanced View option is selected in the Attributes tab or the emulation screen Toolbars Advanced View ...

Page 73: ...ommended If Standard View is selected in the Advanced tab or the emulation screen Toolbars Hot Spots are invisible until the mouse cursor is dragged over them and then only the one under the mouse cursor becomes visible Emulation Screen with Standard View and Hot Spots 59 ...

Page 74: ...ll not be defined as a Keyword or Hot Spot 7 In c 132 specify where in a 132 column screen the text search engine should start looking for the specified Keyword 8 Click on Accept 9 Click on Apply To Remove a pre defined Hot Spot 1 Select the Function Key 2 Click on Remove To Add a Hot Spot 1 Click on Add 2 Type the Hot Spot Key Word you want to detect If you want to send a Text String to the host ...

Page 75: ...f the pop up Key Pad Changes made in this property sheet affect all sessions There is only one Key Pad configuration per emulator not one per session Key Pad Properties Sheet To Edit a Key Pad button 1 Select the Function Key you want to modify from the Button Label list 2 Click on Edit 61 ...

Page 76: ...utton 1 Click on Add 2 In the Name field type the text you want to associate to the button when you pop up the Key Pad 3 If you want to add a Text String to be sent to the host type it into the Text String field 4 Select the Action from the Drop Down List 5 From the Drop Down list select the command or the Recorded sequence that you want to associate to the Key Pad button 6 Click on Accept 7 Click...

Page 77: ...roperty sheet allows enabling disabling of several useful features Advanced Properties Sheet Appearance Show Menu and Toolbar If you want to eliminate the Windows look uncheck this box In addition to changing the appearance this will also prevent the user from using Hot Spots or Key Pad and from viewing the keyboard mapping Status Bar type o Classic 5250 Provides the classic green screen look in t...

Page 78: ... activation circumstances such as a power failure reconnect can cause two sessions to request the same name In such a case the AS 400 will not open the second session Checking the Allow request of box will cause the emulator to request a virtual assignment for the second session if it is rejected because of name conflict This doesn t fix the basic problem but at least the session can be opened IBM...

Page 79: ...h setup You can have a maximum of four emulation sessions with any mixture of 5250 and 3270 emulations A Setup Wizard will take you through three screens Printer Setup Screen 1 Host Name IP Address If you have a local DNS server you can type in the AS 400 host network name Otherwise type in the IP address of the AS 400 server If you are creating this session for Extended Local Printing an IP addre...

Page 80: ...Printer Driver If you are doing extended local Print Screens or if you are not using the AS 400 Host Print Transform choose a driver here that is compatible with the LAN printer If you can t find one in the list try Empty Driver This concludes the configuration parameters covered by the wizard However you can customize many more parameters in each Printer Session by highlighting the connection nam...

Page 81: ...l If you want to encrypt the network traffic with the host choose an appropriate encryption level from the drop down list Your AS 400 must also be configured for this encryption level Use this session to support If this session is used for Extended Local Printing check this box Automatic Startup not shown above Check this square if you wish the session to automatically start after a Cold Boot But ...

Page 82: ...ou are using an impact dot matrix printer Portrait is recommended Automatic Page Orientation This option is enabled by Default Note If you are using an impact dot matrix printer it is recommended that this be Disabled COR Line Spacing Reduction This feature solves the problem of nonprintable margin area on the printer Note It is recommended that this feature be used only with laser printers COR Ov...

Page 83: ... means that everything is sent to the printer in text mode allowing better control of the printer and better performance Select a PassThrough Driver YESterm IP provides a drop down list of pre configured Printer Profiles for your selection and use Even if your printer is not on this list it probably emulates one of the listed printers Note There are two HP PCL drivers It is recommended that you us...

Page 84: ... customize or create a new Passthrough Printer Driver refer to How To Modify the Passthrough Driver Printer Port Only a LAN printer can be used with the YEStablet 7370 since there are no LPT or COM ports Activate the LAN Configuration button to open the LAN Printer Configuration dialog box LAN Printer Configuration Dialog Box 70 ...

Page 85: ... of a data stream to be sent directly from the host to the printer There is no modification done to these portions by the emulator driver In order for the emulator to recognize these inviolate data stream portions they must be identified at the beginning and end by escape sequences a combination of special characters that the emulator can identify Hex Passthrough Properties Sheet Sequences Enter t...

Page 86: ...p down list Your AS 400 may have a more extensive list of compatible printers If your printer is on the AS 400 list but not on our list you can type in the printer model here as it appears in the AS 400 list be sure to put an asterisk in front of the model name Drawer 1 Choose an input print media size if applicable Drawer 2 Choose an input print media size if applicable Envelope Choose an envelop...

Page 87: ... the 7370 Finale Don t forget to save the session and all these configuration properties by executing a Registries Save before your next Cold Boot Display Session Operation Menu Bar Menu bar commands of the Display Session window consist of commands and functions that are unique for each window session Display Session Menu Bar The system administrator may disable any or all of the Menu bar command...

Page 88: ...n use Edit Display Edit Menu Copy c This command copies into the Clipboard data contained in the selected area without removing clearing it from the display The copy process is 1 Use the mouse cursor to draw a box around the area to be copied Be precise when you draw the box or else the paste process may try to copy the data into a restricted area The selected area will be highlighted in white 2 O...

Page 89: ... is available in all display emulation sessions For more information on how to work with Record Playback refer to How To Record a Keystrokes Sequence Start Recording s This command starts the Keystrokes Recording process Stop Recording r This command stops the Keystrokes Recording process Macro Recording Dialog Box When you Stop Recording the Macro Recording dialog box will be displayed allowing y...

Page 90: ...No you don t see an actual Playback command But at the bottom of the Tools menu below the line you will see a list of the available macros Click on the one to be played and that macro will then be executed View Commands in the View menu are used to manipulate the Emulator display window View Menu Toolbar t This toggle command hides or displays the Menu and Button toolbars When the bars are hidden ...

Page 91: ... as raised buttons if they have been enabled Emulation Screen with Advanced View and Hot Spots For more information on the Hot Spot feature refer to Display Session Configuration Hot Spot Keypad k This toggle command hides or displays the Key Pad The Key Pad can be repositioned as desired on the screen by dragging and dropping Partial Emulation Screen Showing Keypad For more information on the Key...

Page 92: ...t Sequence About a This command displays detailed information on the YESterm IP program such as version copyrights and other useful information Button Bar The Button bar is displayed across the top of the application window to the right of the Menu bar The Button bar provides quick access to commands you use on a regular basis If you do not need it you can hide it and the Menu bar to increase the ...

Page 93: ...When this button is pressed a list of recorded macros is shown Click on the desired macro to execute the corresponding recorded key sequence Playback Displays a list of available macros Click on the one to be played and that macro will then be executed Ruler Duplicates the function of the menu View Ruler command Attributes Duplicates the non function of the menu View Attributes command Hot Spots D...

Page 94: ...sion typically comes up in the connected state But if for some reason the session is not connected this command will attempt to connect the Printer Session to the host Disconnect d This command disconnects the Printer Session from the host Properties p This command allows you to view edit modify the Properties of the Printer Session in use It will be grayed out and inactive unless it has been enab...

Page 95: ...tton definitions are Connect Duplicates the function of the menu File Connect command Disconnect Duplicates the function of the menu File Disconnect command Properties Duplicates the function of the menu File Properties command Contents Duplicates the function of the menu Contents command I II III IV These buttons correspond to the emulation sessions shown in order in the YESterm IP Administrator ...

Page 96: ...u chose the 101 terminal keyboard for U S English the following screen will appear 101 Terminal Keyboard Map Page Select the key or key plus modifier Ctrl Alt Shift to which you want to associate a specific action On the upper half of the window you can see the keyboard Scan Code and the default associated action To modify the action click on Edit The following dialog box will appear Edit Scancode...

Page 97: ... Record Playback allows you to do this All your keystrokes can be saved in a file when you play the file back Playback everything that happened will be reproduced Any macro that you create is available in all display emulation sessions The procedure for creating a Keystroke sequence is 1 Open a display session 2 Place the cursor in the field where you wish to start the sequence 3 Activate Tools St...

Page 98: ...esignated key The sequence will be executed Modify a Printer Passthrough Driver Any Passthrough Driver in the Printer Session Configuration Output Printer Driver drop down list can be customized and it is also possible to create a new Driver To edit an existing Passthrough Driver do the following 1 Highlight the connection name in the Configure tab of Connection Manager and activate Edit 2 Select ...

Page 99: ... Transcode Properties Sheet This sheet allows you to Define the Default Code Page Pick your desired code page from the Code drop down list Customize the Escape sequence used to call the Code Page Select the Code Page from the list activate Edit and an Edit Passthrough Sequence dialog box will appear where you can enter the new value Transcode Edit Passthrough Sequence Dialog Box The Edit Code Page...

Page 100: ... Sheet This sheet allows you to customize all the Escape commands used to perform specific functions Select a function activate Edit and an Edit Passthrough Sequence dialog box will appear Make your changes there Edit Passthrough Sequence Dialog Box 86 ...

Page 101: ... EURO symbol This special function allows you to print the EURO symbol even on those printers that are not EURO ready Select the command you wish to customize then activate Edit and an Edit Passthrough Sequence dialog box will appear where you can enter the new value Edit Passthrough Sequence Dialog Box 87 ...

Page 102: ... ID To edit a Font ID select the item activate Edit and an Edit Font ID and Sequence dialog box will appear where you can enter the new value Edit Font ID and Sequence Dialog Box You can also remove a font or add a new font to the list If you activate Add an Edit Font ID and Sequence dialog box will appear where you can enter the new values Return to Table of Contents 88 ...

Page 103: ...that it Cannot associate with xxx There is a mismatch in the security settings between the adapter and the xxx access point Make sure that both are at the same level of security and are using the same encryption key If you are using EAP security make sure that the authorization server is operating on the network You made configuration changes to the YEStablet or to an application but they are gone...

Page 104: ...r all the Affirmative products You can access Affirmative Technical Support in one of the following ways via Phone 6 00am to 6 00pm Mountain Time o 480 946 1444 o 888 353 5250 Toll Free via Fax o 480 946 9250 via E mail o support affirmative net Return to Table of Contents 90 ...

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