Symbol Series 6800, Product Reference Manual

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Spectrum24 RF Terminal Setup
a. To view the 6840’s default parameters, select VIEW CONFIG PARAMS ( Figure
4-2 ).
Terminal IP Address Required if you are not using a boot server to allocate IP
addresses (BOOTP or DHCP).
Set as advised by your LAN administrator.
Note: Take care entering this value! The IP address must be
unique in the network or communications will be
unpredictable.
Subnet Mask Set as advised by your LAN administrator.
Note: If you change boot mode, the value set by a server
overrides this value.
Default Router The default router is the address of the node where all packets
destined for remote networks will be sent.
Set as advised by your LAN administrator.
Note: If you change boot mode, the value set by a server
overrides this value.
Diversity Determines whether the radio firmware attempts to use one or
two antenna ports for communications. It is important to match
this setting with the actual number of antennas in use.
If set to “Yes”, the radio firmware attempts to use both antenna
ports for communications.
The 6840 has one antenna. Set to “No”.
Terminal Sleep Mode Determines whether radio is powered off after the terminal
enters sleep mode due to inactivity. Refer to Appendix E for
more information.
The default value is “On”.
Power Management If power management is set to PSP, the radio powers up only
when there is traffic on the network. If it is set to CAM, the
radio is always ready to receive. Use the PSP setting to save
battery life.
The default value is “PSP”.
Table 4-1. Spectrum24 Configuration Parameters (Continued)