Intermec Trakker Antares 2430, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 3— Operating the Terminal in a Network
62 Trakker Antares 243X Handheld Terminal User’s Manual
Note: The AP Radio Data Encryption screen for your Cisco access
point may look different than the one shown here.
b
Check the Open check box for both Accept Authentication Type
and Require EAP .
c
Click OK .
3 On your Trakker Antares terminal, set the User Name and Password
parameters.
a
Scan this bar code to access the TRAKKER Antares 2400 Menu
System:
TRAKKER Antares 2400 Menu System
*..-.*
*..-.*
The Main Menu appears.
b
Choose Configuration Menu > Communications Menu > Radio .
c
Use the arrow keys to scroll to the LEAP screen and set the User
Name and Password parameters.
If you just want to make sure that your terminal can be authenticated,
you can use the default values of “anonymous” and “anonymous.”
However, Intermec recommends that you set your permanent user
name and password to unique values. For help, see Chapter 6,
“Configuration Command Reference,” in the 2400 Family system
manual.
4 Exit the menu system and save all changes.
5 When the terminal is authenticated, it emits a low beep and then a high
beep. The application that was running on the terminal, if any, resumes.
If authentication fails, the terminal emits a high beep and then a low
beep. The terminal will wait 60 seconds and restart the authentication
process. For help, see “Problems While Configuring 802.1x Security”
on page 70.
Monitoring Network Communications
After you configure the 2435 in the RF network, you can use the
application on the 2435 to collect and transmit data through network
communications. If the 2435 is communicating with your host computer,
it will connect to your host computer and begin running the application
that shipped on the terminal.
As you use the 2435 to collect data, the Network Connect icon helps you
monitor network communications between the 2435 and other devices in
the RF network. To learn how to use the Network Connect icon, see
“Learning About the Status Icons” on page 21.