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Nugget Operating the Terminal in a Network
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Configuring the DCS 300
The DCS 300 supports and manages communications with other devices in the RF
network. When you install and configure the DCS 300, you identify the host computer(s)
and T2425s in your network. The terminals communicate through the server with your
host by using UDP Plus protocol. For help installing the DCS 300, see the DCS 300
System Manual (Part No. 067296).
Note: You can use a T2425 running UDP Plus and the DCS 300 in a pass-through
network. You establish a direct TCP/IP socket connection from the T2425 to the host
through the server. For more information, see the DCS 300 System Manual.
To have the T2425 communicate with the DCS 300, you must configure these
parameters on the server:
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Configure the UDP Plus network.
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Assign an IP address to each T2425.
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Enable all T2425 terminals.
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Define the host environment parameters, which includes configuring for terminal
emulation, screen mapping, or peer-to-peer applications.
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Define the host communications parameters, which includes the physical connection
(network adapter cards) to the host.
To do screen mapping on the DCS 300, you must also
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create the script file using the Script Builder Tool on the server.
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create an application using EZBuilder and download it to the T2425.
Configuring the Access Point
The access point acts as a bridge to provide RF communications between the T2425 and the
DCS 300 or host. For help, see your access point user’s manual.
Note: All access points that the T2425 may communicate with and roam between must
be in the same IP subnetwork.
To have the T2425 communicate with the access point, you must know the value of these
parameters on the access point:
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RF domain
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RF security identification (ID)