Intermec Norand 6920, Reference Manual

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Introduction SECTION 1
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6920 Communications Server Reference Manual
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The last addition on the display is a port (channel)
monitor. It shows each of the configured ports and
their current status. For instance, the system adminĆ
istrator may want to watch modem ports. A view may
be built that constantly monitors all of the ports with
large colored icons that indicate the status of each port
including information about when it was last used, the
size of the transaction, and current status of that port.
The NT platform is a big plus for the 6920 CommunicaĆ
tions Server." When the NORAND server software is
coupled with the powerful NT Server operating system, you
have the ability to use other network functions like DHCP
service, file and print services, and Internet server functionĆ
ally included with the operating system. The addition of
Ethernet to the product line of handĆheld computers is a
perfect marriage of these technologies. Existing applicaĆ
tions can be converted to use the Ethernet TCP/IP functionĆ
ality of the 6210, 6300 Series, and 6600 Series HandĆHeld
Computers with small application changes for developers
who have used the NORAND programming libraries.
About this Manual
The Norand 6920 Communications Server Reference ManuĆ
al :
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Provides a tutorial that walks a user through a set up,
a Norand computer boot, a data import session, and a
data export session.
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Contains detailed information on processing import
files (formatting download data) into the Norand
6920 Communications Server" system in the correct
format.
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Contains detailed information on processing export
data (formatting upload data), and data placement
and structure.