Cannot read symbologie/BarCode: i25(interleaved 2 of 5) from an MC9090-G running VT100 emulation. How do I configure the scanner within Telnet-CE/Wavelink?? Thanks. Dante Barboza

The application, can be configured to read the barcode. There is an application on the scanner it will tell you what the barcode actually is. either Scanwedge or Scan both should be in the Sample applications, or from the desktop click on "Olt"

hi,
Sound like you need to look at your Keyboard mapping files, easiest way to fix this is to use Motorola System Configuration Manager - Downloadable from the Motorola website.
If the unit need to be restored to factory defaults, than a fast way is to run the Clean boot files from the SD Card also downloadable via the Motorola site - search for 'MC9090 Clean boot'

Don't you have an IT tech on site?

my problem is in the configuration of symbol MC9090 in comunication with sap when send function Key ( F5) .

Question .

What the value that the SAP waiting this process?

The setting to hide the options menu and start bar can be done within the Emulation Parameters on a host PC.
From the main switch board run "Emulation Parameters" and then expand >>Emulation>>Display

This will give you a wide range of options which are useful to you:-

• Hide Horizontal Scroll Bar
• Hide Menu
• Hide Vertical Scroll Bar
• Start Menu

I would then set a key within:-

Menu Toggle Key

So that you could bring it up at any time when required. Most people use <CTRL><M> which is in fact <C><0x4D> (from memory).

Hope this helps.

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If you are using Wavelink TE you can set the screen to different colours. That may help.

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You need to contact the Wavelink Help Desk...http://www.wavelink.com/support.aspx

They can walk you through it.

Cheers..

Billy Barcode

It can read all standard symbologies apart from PDF symbologies unless it is equipped with an imager scan engine.

It's not like your old DOS scan guns where there was a definite number of characters (rows and columns) that could fit on the screen. Instead, it runs Windows Mobile or Windows CE, which has a graphical interface (like your PC). It comes preloaded with terminal software from Wavelink to connect to your AS400, and you can set how large or small you want the font to be in that terminal emulator. So the answer is, the "lines per screen" and "characters per line" can pretty much be as many or as few as you want. It's a trade-off between how much you can fit on the screen and how well you can read it if you were to choose a font size that is too small.

I will say that Wavelink does a good job with this emulator at allowing you to scroll around the screen though. If there is anything that won't fit on the screen, you can just press the Ctrl key and then use the up/down/left/right arrows to page around the screen.

Thanks,

Brad Radaker
Radicomm, Inc. (makers of QuickTalk, push-to-talk for the MC9090)
www.radicomm.com