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Connect 3270 and 5250 TE Clients
The M7100 Expanded Memory version handheld terminal can run an optional 3270 or
5250 terminal emulation client from Connect Inc.
The 3270 and 5250 TE clients are typically used with IBM AS/400 and IBM mainframe
systems. This optional software allows the M7100 handheld terminal to work just like a
standard IBM workstation terminal but with a smaller display.
The Connect TE software also has the ability to re-format the larger IBM workstation
display screens into the smaller M7100 handheld screens. This process is referred to
screen mapping, screen formatting or screen scraping. The ability to re-format the
keyboard is also included with the Connect software as well as PC based terminal
manager software.
See more information at: www.connectrf.com
Stay-Linked 3270 and 5250 TE Clients
Stay-Linked™, from eBusiness Solution Pros, Inc., is a complete RF/Wireless Terminal
Solution that provides the following benefits in addition to 5250/3270 and VT100/220
terminal emulation:
• Centralized wireless session/device configuration, monitoring and control
• Secure end-to-end wireless data transmission between clients and host
• Reliable host-based preservation of wireless user application screens/sessions
Unlike typical device-side terminal emulation products, Stay-Linked features eSP’s
Client2Host™ thin-client, host-centric software design that offers unparalleled reliability,
performance and centralized management.
Stay-Linked’s Client2Host server software manages all RF/Wireless terminal user Telnet
Client sessions running on the application host computer. Stay-Linked ultra-thin client
software resides on the RF/Wireless terminal devices to provide host connectivity and to
allow users to “remote control” their Telnet client session running on the host.
Stay-Linked™ and Client2Host™ Advantages:
• Server runs natively on a wide variety of reliable host computing platforms:
• IBM AS/400-iSeries (OS/400)
• IBM Mainframe-zSeries
• IBM RS/6000-pSeries (AIX)
• HP9000 (HP-UX)
• Sun Solaris
• Linux
• SCO OpenServer / OpenUnix
• Windows, Windows/NT server platforms
- User’s Guide 1
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- Introducing the M7100 5
- Warranty 6
- General Conventions 6
- M7100 Terminal Overview 7
- Key Values 8
- (Down arrow) 9
- (Right arrow) 9
- The M7100 Display Screen 10
- The M7100 Scanner 10
- The M7100 Scanner LED 15
- The M7100 Internal Radio 18
- Ad-Hoc Mode 19
- A Typical Wireless Network 20
- Installing the GPRS SIM Card 21
- The Optional M7100 Handle 25
- The M7100 Cradle 27
- The M7100 RF Server Login 29
- Connecting 30
- Switching Virtual Consoles 31
- Terminal Emulation 32
- Updating Firmware 33
- The M7100 Menu System 34
- Contrast 35
- Network Setup 36
- Radio Settings (WEP) 37
- Radio Settings (WPA-PSK) 41
- Radio Settings (WPA-EAP) 42
- Certificate Settings TLS 43
- Host Server List 44
- Multiple Hosts 45
- Hosts Log-in Options 46
- Terminal Options 47
- Terminal Emulation - amlterm 47
- ? ¦ ] and 52
- `` instead of Esc for these 53
- ” sub-directory 56
- Terminal Emulation – tn5250 57
- Power Management 61
- Diagnostics 63
- Resource Information 66
- Ping Server 66
- Print Test Label 68
- Firmware Version 69
- Serial Number 69
- Battery Status 69
- Barcode Data Viewer 70
- Ping USB Server 71
- Hardware Tests 71
- Barcode Options 72
- Symbology Settings 72
- Setting the Code 39 Bar Code 73
- Setting the UPC Bar Code 74
- Setting the EAN Bar Code 75
- UPC/EAN Supplements Settings 76
- Setting the Codabar Bar Code 79
- Setting the Code 93 Bar Code 81
- Setting the RSS Bar Code 83
- Setting the PDF417 Bar Code 89
- Setting the UPC-A Bar Code 92
- Setting the UPC-E Bar Code 93
- Setting the Code 11 Bar Code 100
- Setting the Telepen Bar Code 101
- Setting the Code 49 Bar Code 103
- Setting the Aztec Bar Code 104
- Setting the QR Code Bar Code 104
- Setting the Postal Bar Codes 106
- Setting the Code 32 Bar Code 107
- Decoder Options 108
- Laser / CCD Setting 110
- Bar Code Edit Options 112
- Beep Options 114
- Saving Bar Code Settings 114
- Date/Time 115
- Port Configuration 115
- Startup Options 117
- Enable Servers 117
- Keyboard Options 118
- Linux Prompt 119
- “cd jffs2” 120
- Tools/Utilities 121
- Force Sleep Now 122
- The M7100 Expanded Memory 123
- Handheld Terminal 123
- -32 listed in 124
- (e.g. 1.4.1-32) 124
- The M7100 Memory Allocation 124
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP) 125
- The M7100 Tool Chain 129
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