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Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The one-for-one host prompt/terminal response protocol has been violated. The host cannot send a second In-
put command until it has received a response from the first
Input
command. If a base station receives 5 se-
quence errors in a row, a Host Logic error is generated and the base shuts itself down.
While PromptCom/ActiveX will intercept and prevent most logic errors, they are still possible so you
should implement this event handler!
OnTermIllegalCommand
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
An illegal command has been sent to a terminal.
PromptCom/ActiveX is designed to prevent illegal commands but software is not always perfect and
we may not have imagined all the ways in which our customers will want to use it!
OnTermUpArrow
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The up-arrow button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
WDterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
OnTermDownArrow
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The down-arrow button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
WDterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
OnTermLeftArrow
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The left-arrow button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
WDterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
OnTermRightArrow
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The right-arrow button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
WDterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
OnTermBeginKey
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The BEGIN button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
WDterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
OnTermEndKey
Data Passed:
terminal
Event:
The END button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
W
Dterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
OnTermSearchKey
Data passed:
terminal
Event:
The SEARCH button has been pressed on a terminal. You must issue another
Input
method call before
WDterm
can respond to another keypress on the terminal.
PromptNET TCP/IP Active X Controls
PromptNET/ActiveX
is a drop in COM component that allows programmers to easily add the ability to send prompts to and re-
ceive data from their RF Terminal via an RF Base Station across a TCP/IP network connection.
PromptNET
requires a "Client" computer on a TCP/IP network (to which up to 4 serial Base Stations can be attached) and a
"Server" computer visible on the network to the Client.
The client computer runs the
PromptNET
Client Utility program as a background task. The server computer runs your applica-
tion which uses the
PromptNET
ActiveX component to communicate with the Client.
The ActiveX component is compatible with Visual Basic, Visual C++, Delphi, and most other 32-bit development platforms. The
client program requires Windows 98 or later. See the help file for installation instructions.
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