Welcat GTX221G Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal User Manual

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Wireless Two-dimentional Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User's Manual

Trademarks GTX-221-G User’s Manual 1 Trademarks ・ Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. ・ Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and licensed to and used by Welcat Inc. ・ The bitmap fonts developed by Ricoh Company, Ltd. are installed in the Handy Terminal. ・ The file system "Fugue" developed by Kyoto Software Research, Inc. is installed in the Handy Terminal. Fugue ©1999－2012 Kyoto Software Research, Inc. All rights reserved. ・ Welcat Inc. owns the copyright to this manual. ・ No part of this manual may be used or reproduced without the prior consent of Welcat Inc. ・ Product names and company names indicated in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 2 For Safe and Correct Use Thank you for purchasing our product. Before using the Handy Terminal, read this user's manual thoroughly for proper use and maintenance of the product. Check the product's specifications, functions, and details, and when using the product, carefully read instructions marked on the product as well as this manual so that you can properly use the Handy Terminal to avoid any accident. Note that it is also important to perform periodical inspection and maintenance on the product. The following symbols classify and explain the levels of injury and damage that could be caused if using the Handy Terminal improperly by disregarding the safety instructions indicated by the symbols. The symbols are classified by danger level. Danger Indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result in death or serious injury. Warning Indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol could result in death or serious injury. Caution Indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Improper handling by disregarding this symbol may result in injury or physical damage only. The following symbols classify and explain the safety instructions you must observe: This symbol indicates Prohibited Action. The specific details of prohibited action are indicated in a figure with this symbol. This symbol indicates Mandatory Action. The specific details of mandatory action are indicated in a figure with this symbol. This symbol indicates Alert. The specific details of alert are indicated in a figure with this symbol. To prevent injury to the user and others as well as property damage, observe the precautions described in the subsequent sections.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 3 Required Precautions To use the Handy Terminal, strictly observe the safety instructions (danger, warning, and alert) recommended by the manufacturers of the PC and peripherals you are using. Common to GTX-221-G Main Unit and Battery Pack (BP-004) Danger Be sure to use the specified peripherals. ・Battery pack (BP-004) ・Single charger (QC-006) ・Multi charger (QC-007) ・USB communication unit (IU-004) ・USB communication / charging unit (IU-004C) Do not use, leave, or charge the product in a location where the product becomes hot (near fire or a space heater, or under a hot sun) or where a flammable gas may be generated. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. Do not put the product into a microwave oven or high-pressure container. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. Do not put the product into fire or heat the product. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. Do not direct a laser beam toward someone's eyes. If laser light gets in the eyes, there is a risk of damage to eyesight (See "Laser Safety Standard" (P.10)). Do not short-circuit or solder a terminal such as the battery pack terminal and the main unit's terminal for battery pack or charging. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. Do not charge the battery pack with its plus and minus ends reversed. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. Do not get the product wet or immerse it in water or sea water. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 4 Warning While charging the battery pack, if charging does not become complete even after the specified charging time, stop charging. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. Avoid any strong shock or impact by dropping or throwing the product. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire, or the device may become faulty. When you detect heat, smoke, or abnormal smell, turn the power off and remove the battery pack. If you continue to use the product as-is, there is a risk of overheating or fire. And the battery pack may leak or explode. Do not disassemble or modify the product. Otherwise, there is a risk of such an accident as injury, electrical shock, and fire, or the device may become faulty. Ask the retail shop where you purchased the product for inspec-tion and adjustment. Should any problem occur due to modification, we will not take any responsibility. Prevent any part of the body (fingers, hand, etc.) from touching a terminal such as the battery pack terminal and the main unit's terminal for battery pack or charging. Otherwise, there is a risk of elec-trical shock, injury, or the device may become faulty. Keep the product away from any chemicals. Do not use or store the product in a location where chemicals may come in contact or near chemicals. Otherwise, there is a risk of such an accident as electrical shock and fire, or the device may become faulty. Use the specified battery charger to charge the battery pack. Otherwise, the battery pack could overheat, explode, or catch fire.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 5 Caution Do not use or store the product in a location where the product becomes hot or in a humid or dusty place. Avoid using or storing the product in a location where the product becomes hot such as near fire or in direct sunlight. Otherwise, an accident such as fire may occur; the product's chassis may be deformed; or the device may become faulty. In addition, avoid using or storing the product in a humid or dusty place. Otherwise, an accident such as electrical shock and fire may occur, or the device may become faulty. Do not put the product in an unstable place. Otherwise, the product could drop or fall down and cause injury or the device may become faulty. Keep the product out of reach of small children. Otherwise, there is a risk of injury. The Handy Terminal is intended to be used for general purposes such as office use and industrial use. It is not assumed to be used for purposes requiring high-level safety as follows: ・Control and management of land, sea, and air transportation and traffic; control and management of nuclear facilities; and control and management of life-support systems. It should be noted that Welcat Inc. will not take any responsibility for damage caused by use for the purposes mentioned above that involve serious danger to life, the human body, and the environment.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 6 GTX-221-G Main Unit Warning Be sure to prevent the hand strap from being caught while carrying the product. Be very careful with the hand strap. If the hand strap gets caught, injury or an accident may occur. Do not use the Handy Terminal near electronic equipment requiring high-accuracy control or handling feeble signals. Otherwise, the product could affect elec-tronic equipment (medical electronic equipment, fire alarms, automatic doors, and other automatically-controlled equipment) and cause its malfunction. Do not put a foreign object into the main unit. If a foreign object or liquid gets into the main unit, stop using the main unit and contact the retail shop where you purchased it. If you continue to use the main unit as-is, there is a risk of such an accident as electrical shock and fire, or the device may become faulty. Caution Keep the product as far away as possible from equipment generating noise such as a PC, fluorescent lamp, and microwave oven. Otherwise, communication could not be performed correctly due to noise. Be sure to hold the product in your hand when using. If operating the product placed on the floor, on the desk, or in the charger cradle, there is a risk of malfunction or the device may become faulty. Avoid any strong shock or impact. Do not drop, throw, or hit the product. Otherwise, there is a risk of the device may become faulty. Do not immerse the product in water or splash water over the product. The Handy Terminal is not protected against immersion in water or water splash. Water could get inside the product and cause such an accident as electrical shock and fire, or the device may become faulty. Do not use or store the product in a location where strong magnetic fields could be generated such as near a magnet, buzzer, speakers, CRT, and RFID antenna. Otherwise, the product could malfunction or fail.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 7 US/Canada Regulations Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, ursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules and Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of this device. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Le présent appareil est conforme aux la partie 15 des règles de la FCC et CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 8 RF Exposure Compliance The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure of low-level RF that does not produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by additional research. [Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal (GTX-221-G)] has been tested and found to comply with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 and RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules. Les connaissances scientifiques dont nous disposons n’ont mis en évidence aucun problème de santé associé à l’usage des appareils sans fil à faible puissance. Nous ne sommes cependant pas en mesure de prouver que ces appareils sans fil à faible puissance sont entièrement sans danger. Les appareils sans fil à faible puissance émettent une énergie radioélectrique (RF) très faible dans le spectre des micro-ondes lorsqu’ils sont utilisés. Alors qu’une dose élevée de RF peut avoir des effets sur la santé (en chauffant les tissus), l’exposition à de faibles RF qui ne produisent pas de chaleur n’a pas de mauvais effets connus sur la santé. De nombreuses études ont été menées sur les expositions aux RF faibles et n’ont découvert aucun effet biologique. Certaines études ont suggéré qu’il pouvait y avoir certains effets biologiques, mais ces résultats n’ont pas été confirmés par des recherches supplémentaires. [Wireless 2D-code Handy Terminal (GTX-221-G)] a été testé et jugé conforme aux limites d’exposition aux rayonnements énoncées pour un environnement non contrôlé et respecte les règles les radioélectriques (RF) de la FCC lignes directrices d'exposition dans le Supplément C à OET65 et d’exposition aux fréquences radioélectriques (RF) CNR-102 de l’IC.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 9 Battery Pack (BP-004) Danger Should the battery pack leak and fluid from the battery pack come in contact with your skin or clothing, immediately wash it off with clean water. In addition, should fluid from the battery pack get in your eyes, do not rub them. Immediately flush your eyes with clean water and consult a doctor. Otherwise, there is a risk of blindness or other injury. Do not put the batty pack into fire or heat the product. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire. Do not get the battery pack wet or immerse it in water or sea water. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire. Don't put a nail on, hit with a hammer, or stomp on the battery pack. Otherwise, there is a risk of battery leakage, overheating, explosion, or fire. Warning Do not use the battery pack if it leaks, or gets deformed or discolored. If you continue to use the battery pack as-is, it could overheat, explode, catch fire, or leak. And keep the battery pack away from fire. Otherwise, leaked electrolyte could catch fire.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 10 Laser Safety Standard The Handy Terminal complies with the JIS C 6802 laser product safety standard. Laser class: Class 2 Maximum output: 1mW Wavelength: 655±10nm Your aversion response such as eye blinking can protect your eyes against lasers in Class 2. However, do not stare at a laser beam or get a laser beam in your eyes. Laser-Related Warning Label Caution Be sure to observe instructions in the user's manual and don't disassemble the product. Otherwise, there is a risk of exposure to dangerous laser emitting.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 11 LCD Screen Depending on the product, red, blue, or green bright dots may remain on the screen or small dark dots may appear. In addition, when used in a low-temperature environment, the screen display looks a little slow to react. All these are irregularities due to the characteristics of the LCD and are not defects. Precautions on Radio Waves Be sure to observe the following precautions on using the Handy Terminal: ・Do not use the Handy Terminal when a person with cardiac pacemaker is around or near medical equipment. Otherwise, magnetic interference with medical equipment could occur and cause danger to life. ・Do not use the Handy Terminal near a microwave oven. Otherwise, a microwave oven could generate magnetic interference with radio communication of the Handy Terminal. The following equipment and systems operate in the frequency band used by the Handy Terminal: industrial, scientific, and medical equipment including microwave ovens, private-radio stations (licensed radio stations) for mobile-unit identification used in factory production lines; specified low-power radio stations (radio stations not requiring licenses); and amateur radio stations (radio stations requiring licenses). ・Before using the Handy Terminal, confirm that none of the following stations operates: private-radio stations for mobile-unit identification; specified low-power radio stations; and amateur radio stations. ・Should the Handy Terminal cause harmful radio interference with a private radio station for mobile-unit identification, immediately change the frequency used, or stop emitting radio waves. Then, take measures to avoid interference such as installing partitions.

For Safe and Correct Use GTX-221-G User’s Manual 12 2 .4 D S/O F4 written on the product label means the following: 2.4 Frequency band used 2.4GHz band DS/OF Modulation method DS-SS, OFDM 4 Assumed interfering dis-tance 40m or less Possibility of frequency change Indicates that the whole bandwidth is used and that it is possible to avoid the bandwidth of mobile-unit identification equipment. written on the product label means the following: 2.4 Frequency band used 2.4GHz band FH Modulation method FH-SS 1 Assumed interfering dis-tance 10m or less Possibility of frequency change Indicates that the whole bandwidth is used and that it is not possible to avoid the bandwidth of mo-bile-unit identification equipment. Notes on microSD Cards Use microSD cards proved operable (See "1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card" (P.38)). For details on how to handle microSD cards, see the instruction manual provided with your microSD card.

Contents GTX-221-G User’s Manual 13 Contents Trademarks .................................................................... 1 For Safe and Correct Use ...................................................... 2 Required Precautions ................................................................... 3 Laser Safety Standard ................................................................. 10 Laser-Related Warning Label ........................................................... 10 LCD Screen ............................................................................ 11 Precautions on Radio Waves ............................................................ 11 Notes on microSD Cards ................................................................ 12 Contents ..................................................................... 13 Summary of This Manual ....................................................... 19 ■Composition of This Manual ............................................................ 19 ■Notes on Symbols, Terms, and Manual Conventions ....................................... 20 System Architecture .......................................................... 21 ■Product Configuration ................................................................. 21 ■WLAN Communication System Configuration ............................................... 22 ■Bluetooth Communication System Configuration .......................................... 23 ■Infrared Communication (IrDA) System Configuration..................................... 24 Chaper 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Scanner ........................................................ 26 1-1-1 Confirm the Supplied Items ...................................................... 26 1-1-2 Optional Items .................................................................. 27 1-1-3 Name and Function of Each Unit .................................................. 29 ■LED indicator ......................................................................... 31 ■Names of Operation Keys ............................................................... 32 ■LCD Screen Status Bar ................................................................. 33 1-2 How to Use the Scanner ................................................... 34 1-2-1 Attaching the Hand Strap ........................................................ 34 1-2-2 Handling the Battery Pack ....................................................... 35 ■Attaching the Battery Pack ............................................................ 35 ■Detaching the Battery Pack ............................................................ 37 1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card ....................................................... 38 ■Tested microSD Card ................................................................... 38 ■Installing the microSD Card ........................................................... 39 ■Detaching the microSD Card ............................................................ 41 1-2-4 Charging the Battery Pack ....................................................... 43 ■Charging One Unit ..................................................................... 44 ■Charging Multiple Units ............................................................... 46

Contents GTX-221-G User’s Manual 14 1-2-5 Remaining Charge Level Display and Alarm for the Battery Pack ................... 48 ■Remaining Charge Level Display for the Battery Pack.................................... 48 ■Charging the Backup Battery ........................................................... 49 1-2-6 Memory Backup ................................................................... 50 ■Memory Backup ......................................................................... 50 ■Charging the Backup Battery ........................................................... 51 1-2-7 Long-term Storage ............................................................... 52 ■Long-term Storage of the Scanner ...................................................... 52 ■Long-term Storage of the Battery Pack ................................................. 52 1-3 Basic Usage Method ....................................................... 53 1-3-1 Power ON/OFF .................................................................... 53 1-3-2 How to Read a Barcode ........................................................... 54 ■Read Method ........................................................................... 54 1-3-3 Useful Features during Operation ................................................ 55 ■Forcible Startup on the System Menu ................................................... 55 ■Auto-dimming Setting .................................................................. 55 ■Buzzer Volume Adjustment .............................................................. 55 ■Resume Function (Retention of the State during Power OFF).............................. 56 ■Auto Wakeup (Power ON after Preset Time) .............................................. 56 ■Auto Power OFF (Automatic Power OFF) .................................................. 56 1-4 Maintenance Method ....................................................... 57 Chaper 2 Software 2-1 About Software ........................................................... 59 2-1-1 About Data ...................................................................... 59 ■Drive Configuration ................................................................... 59 ■About File Name ....................................................................... 60 ■About File Extension .................................................................. 60 ■Files Created by the System or the Application Software................................ 61 2-2 Registry ................................................................. 62 2-3 Create an Application Software ........................................... 63 ■Peripheral Softwares .................................................................. 63 ■Operating Environment ................................................................. 64 Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-1 Communication Type ....................................................... 66 ■WLAN Communication .................................................................... 66 ■Bluetooth Communication ............................................................... 67 ■Infrared Communication (IrDA) ......................................................... 67

Contents GTX-221-G User’s Manual 15 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment .................................. 68 3-2-1 Preparation on the PC Side ...................................................... 68 3-2-2 Preparation on the Product Side ................................................. 69 ■WLAN Communication Settings by Setting Wizard ......................................... 70 ■WLAN Communication Settings by the System Menu ........................................ 73 ■WLAN Communication Settings by DHCP ................................................... 74 3-2-3 Downloading the Application Software by WLAN Communication ..................... 75 3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment ............................ 77 3-3-1 Preparation on the PC Side ...................................................... 77 ■COM Port Verification ................................................................. 77 3-3-2 Preparation on the Product Side ................................................. 78 3-3-3 Downloading the Application Software by Bluetooth Communication ................ 78 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) Environment ...................... 81 3-4-1 Preparation on the PC Side ...................................................... 82 3-4-2 Downloading the Application Software by Infrared Communication (IrDA) ........... 83 ■Equipment Preparation ................................................................. 83 ■Preparation before Use ................................................................ 83 ■Transfer Utility BluePorter-V Startup ................................................. 84 ■Communication Settings ................................................................ 84 ■File Download ......................................................................... 86 3-5 Executing the Application Software ....................................... 88 ■Selecting from the File List to Execute ............................................... 88 ■Automatic Execution upon Startup ...................................................... 90 Chapter 4 System Menu 4-1 Using the System Menu .................................................... 92 4-1-1 Operation Keys .................................................................. 92 ■List of Key Assignments ............................................................... 93 4-1-2 Launching the System Menu ....................................................... 94 4-1-3 When Launching the System Menu for the First Time ............................... 94 4-1-4 Using the System Menu ........................................................... 95 ■Selecting Setting Items ............................................................... 95 ■Entering Data Using Keys. ............................................................. 96 ■Other Operations ...................................................................... 98 ■Entering Data Using a Barcode ........................................................ 100 4-2 System Menu Structure ................................................... 101 4-3 System: Settings to Simplify Your Operations ............................ 103 4-3-1 Auto Execute: Automatic Execution of the Application Software ................. 104 4-3-2 Clock: Time Settings .......................................................... 105 ■Current Time ......................................................................... 105

Contents GTX-221-G User’s Manual 16 ■Manual setting: Sets the Time Manually .............................................. 105 ■Server setting: Receives the time automatically from the server ......................... 106 4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings Related to Power ............................ 107 ■Resume Function: Retaining the State during Power OFF................................. 107 ■Auto wakeup: Started at the Predefined Time .......................................... 109 ■Auto Power OFF: Automatic Power OFF .................................................. 111 4-3-4 Password: Setting / Clearing Password .......................................... 112 ■Set: Setting the Password ............................................................ 113 ■Clear: Clearing the Password ......................................................... 113 4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings......................................... 114 4-4-1 SSID: Setting SSID ............................................................. 114 4-4-2 Roaming level: Setting the Roaming Level ....................................... 115 4-4-3 Doze mode: Setting the Timeout Time ............................................ 115 4-4-4 Security: WLAN Communication Security Settings......................................... 116 ■Encryption ........................................................................... 116 ■Authentication ....................................................................... 121 ■Attention ............................................................................ 126 4-4-5 Advanced: Advanced Settings Related to WLAN Communication ...................... 127 4-4-6 MAC address: Displaying the MAC Address ........................................ 129 4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings .................................... 130 4-5-1 TCP/IP: TCP/IP Settings ........................................................ 131 4-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Settings ............................................................ 133 ■Startup type ......................................................................... 134 ■Item not to update ................................................................... 135 ■Server port .......................................................................... 135 4-5-3 FTP: FTP Settings .............................................................. 136 ■Server address ....................................................................... 136 ■User name ............................................................................ 137 ■Password ............................................................................. 137 ■Advanced ............................................................................. 138 4-5-4 DNS: DNS Server Settings ....................................................... 140 ■Primary .............................................................................. 140 ■Secondary ............................................................................ 141 ■Advanced ............................................................................. 141 4-5-5 SNMP: SNMP Setting ............................................................. 142 ■Community (R/Only) ................................................................... 142 ■Community (R/W) ...................................................................... 143 ■Trap ................................................................................. 143 ■Advanced ............................................................................. 144 4-6 Receive: Receiving Files ................................................ 146

Contents GTX-221-G User’s Manual 17 4-6-1 Receive: Receiving Files by WLAN/Bluetooth/Infrared Communication (IrDA) ....... 146 ■Receiving Files (WLAN) ............................................................... 148 ■Receiving Files (Bluetooth/IrDA) ..................................................... 150 4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files .......................... 152 ■Execute: Execute an Application Program .............................................. 156 ■Play: Play Audio Data ................................................................ 156 ■View: Display Graphic Data ........................................................... 156 ■Properties: Display Detailed Information of a File.................................... 157 ■Upload: Upload Files to a PC or Another Terminal...................................... 158 ■Delete: Delete Files ................................................................. 160 ■All Checks Applied: Select All Files ................................................. 161 ■All Checks Removed: Deselect All Files ............................................... 161 ■Copy to the Specified Drive .......................................................... 162 4-8 ID: Setting the Terminal Identification ID................................... 163 4-9 Device: Setting Hardware Functions ...................................... 164 4-9-1 Barcode: Configuring the Barcode Scanner ....................................... 164 ■Trigger Mode ......................................................................... 165 ■Version .............................................................................. 167 ■Picklist Mode ........................................................................ 167 ■Inverted barcode ..................................................................... 168 4-9-2 Key: Setting the Key Repeat .................................................... 168 4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device ........................ 169 ■Local Device ......................................................................... 169 ■Remote Device ........................................................................ 171 4-9-4 Setting the Display/Backlight Luminosity ....................................... 177 ■Luminosity ........................................................................... 177 ■Light Sensor ......................................................................... 178 4-9-5 Tone/Vibrator: Setting the Volume, LED, and the Vibrator ....................... 178 ■Volume ............................................................................... 179 ■Indicator Func ....................................................................... 179 ■Click Sound .......................................................................... 183 4-10 Management: Setting Basic Information and Management ................... 184 4-10-1 System info: Checking the OS Version .......................................... 184 4-10-2 Format: Registry/Drive Formatting............................................... 185 4-10-3 Clone: Creating a Copy ........................................................ 187 ■How to Execute Clone ................................................................. 187 ■Bluetooth/IrDA ....................................................................... 188 ■microSD .............................................................................. 192 4-10-4 Drive: Displaying Drive Information ........................................... 195 4-10-5 Mothball: Settings When Not Using the Product For Long ........................ 196

Contents GTX-221-G User’s Manual 18 4-10-6 Wizard: Starting the Screen Facilitating Configuration of Communication Settings..................................................................................... 197 4-10-7 OS Update: Updating the OS of TheHandy Terminal ............................... 198 4-11 Test: Testing Hardware Devices ......................................... 200 4-11-1 WLAN: Testing WLAN Communication .............................................. 200 ■Configuration ........................................................................ 201 ■WLAN/ping test ....................................................................... 202 ■AP Search ............................................................................ 203 4-11-2 Bluetooth: Testing Bluetooth Communication .................................... 204 4-11-3 IrDA: Testing Infrared Communication .......................................... 205 4-11-4 Barcode ....................................................................... 206 ■Barcode Option ....................................................................... 206 4-11-5 Display: Testing the LCD Screen ............................................... 207 4-11-6 Key: Testing Key Operations and Indicators .................................... 208 Chapter 5 Specification 5-1 Product Specifications .................................................. 210 5-1-1 GTX-221-G Wireless Two-Dimensional Handy Terminal .............................. 210 ■Dimensions ........................................................................... 214 5-1-2 QC-006 Single Charger .......................................................... 215 5-1-3 QC-007 Multi Charger ........................................................... 216 5-1-4 IU-004 USB Communication Unit .................................................. 216 5-1-5 IU-004C USB Communication/Charging Unit ........................................ 217 5-2 Scan Specifications ..................................................... 218 5-2-1 How to Scan Barcodes ........................................................... 218 5-2-2 Scan Depth ..................................................................... 218 5-2-3 Barcode Skew and Scannable Angle ............................................... 219 5-3 Characters to Output on Screen .......................................... 220 ■Double-Byte Characters ............................................................... 220 ■Single-Byte Characters ............................................................... 220 Chapter 6 FAQs and Answers 6-1 FAQs and Answers ........................................................ 222 Appendix Consumables ................................................................. 230 Appendix-1 Factory Default List ............................................. 232 Appendix-2 Sample Barcodes .................................................. 236 Appendix-3 Glossary ......................................................... 242

Summary of This Manual GTX-221-G User’s Manual 19 Summary of This Manual ■Composition of This Manual This manual is made up of of the following: System Architecture Explains an overview of the system configuration of the Handy Terminal. Read this part for a better understanding of the product. Chapter 1 Hardware Explains how to use each part of the Handy Terminal and how to use the hardware such as attaching the battery pack, charging, and reading barcodes. Chapter 2 Software Explains the software. Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings Explains an environment for creating application software and how to create, install, and execute application software. Chapter 4 System Menu Explains how to operate basic functions and explains the system menu. Chapter 5 Specification Product specifications list. Chapter 6 FAQs and Answers Explains FAQs and trouble, and explains items required to check for troubleshooting. Consumables Explains consumables. Appendixes Desribes the settings before shipment and sample barcode.

Summary of This Manual GTX-221-G User’s Manual 20 ■Notes on Symbols, Terms, and Manual Conventions In this manual, the following symbols, terms, and conventions are used: Caution Describes items to be observed by the user and precautions when operating the product. Carefully read the desription indicated by this symbol and be sure to observe the instructions. Hint Describes useful information and tips. rrrreeeeffff Introduces pages describing related information or other manuals. Product/main unit Means the GTX-221-G main unit. 【】 key Names of keys on the control panel are described using 【】. Example: the 【PW】 key ［］ UIs displayed on screen are described using ［］. Example: [System Menu] Explains how to operate the system menu. Some operation on the system menu is restricted when the battery pack level is lower than the specified value (which depends on the operation) at the time of execution. This symbol is used to explain how to perform operation in such cases. DHCP For some operation on the system menu, the settings can be collectively made from your PC using the DHCP client function. This symbol is used for how to operate the DHCP client function in such cases.

System Architecture GTX-221-G User’s Manual 21 System Architecture ■Product Configuration The basic product configuration for the Handy Terminal is given below. Please ensure that the necessary accessories are available. QC -0 0 6 QC-0 0 7 IU-0 0 4 IU-0 0 4 CHand strap(su pp lied with term inal)Battery p ackBP-0 0 4(sup plied with term inal)Po rtab le ho lderCB-0 0 1(Optio nally availab le)Im p act-resistant p ro tective co verDC -0 1 1(Optionally availab le)Battery p ackBP-0 0 4(Op tio nally availab le)Charg e the hand y term inal/battery p ack(One unit)Charg e the hand y term inal/battery p ack(Fou r unit)IrDA com m unication IrDA com m unication＋Charg e the h an d y term inal/battery p ack(One unit)W ireless Two-d im en sional Hand y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -G

System Architecture GTX-221-G User’s Manual 22 ■WLAN Communication System Configuration You can perform communication with a PC after configuring WLAN communication and TCP/IP with the access point connected to the Ethernet LAN. This makes it possible to download an application software created on the PC, transmit/receive data, or configure the Handy Terminal from the PC. This communication requires an access point, an Ethernet cable and a HUB. For WLAN communication settings related details, see "3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environ-ment" (P.68)"4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings" (P.114)."4-5 Network: Network Connection Settings" (P.130) as well as the access point manual. W LANco m m unicationLANAccess po int*Please use our reco m m end ed p ro d ucts.W ireless Two-dim ensio nal H and y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -GPC having the following software in stalled・ W eb Glider-X2 Ed itor packag e　 (W GE-0 0 2 ): Optio nally availab le・ W eb GliderInteg rated server　 (W GS-0 0 1 ): Op tionally availab le・ Netwo rk control too l　 (Sup p lied with W GS-0 0 1) rrrreeeeffff ·When sending files to a PC from the Handy Terminal "4-7 File: Executing, Uploading, and Deleting Files" (P.152) ・When receiving files from a PC to the Handy Terminal "4-6 Receive: Receiving Files" (P.146)

System Architecture GTX-221-G User’s Manual 23 ■Bluetooth Communication System Configuration You can transfer files between the PC and the Handy Terminal by connecting a Bluetooth communication adapter to a USB port of the PC. This communication mode requires an optional transfer utility, the BluePorter-V Bluetooth pack (WLF–003–BT2). There are also usage methods such as printing after sending the data to a portable printer that has Bluetooth connectivity. Bluetoo th co m m unicatio nBluetoo th co m patib le d evices suchas the p ortab le p rinter and PDA(As for the p ortab le p rinter, p leaseuse our recom m end ed p roducts)Transfer utility BluePorter-V(Bluetoo th co m m unication ad aptoris includ ed in the utility.)W LF-0 0 3 -BT2 (Op tionally availab le)W ireless Two-dim ensio nal Hand y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -G Bluetooth communication requires the following settings: Item Description Reference page Terminal ID Sets the ID for identification. Set when sending/receiving files using BluePorter-V. "4-8 Terminal ID: Configure the ID for Terminal Iden-tification" (P.163) Bluetooth Registration You can perform settings such as security, and registration of the connection destination required by Bluetooth communication. "4-9-3 Bluetooth: Regis-tering and Setting the Bluetooth Device" (P.169)

System Architecture GTX-221-G User’s Manual 24 ■Infrared Communication (IrDA) System Configuration You can use infra-red (IrDA) communication between Handy Terminals, or with a PC via a USB communication unit. ●Communication between Handy Terminals You can perform file transfer between Handy Terminals.Communication is performed with the infrared communication ports of two Handy Terminals aligned with each other. Ensure that the distance between the infrared communication ports is not more than 15cm. For details, see "●To use infrared (IrDA) communication" (P.158). IrDA com m unicationIrDA co m m unication p ort Caution In infrared communication, communication trouble may occur the influence of ambient light. Be sure to prevent the light from entering the infrared communication port during communication. ●Communication by USB Communication Unit Files can be sent/received to/from a PC via a USB communication unit (IU-004) or USB com-munication/charging unit (IU-004C). This communication mode requires an optional IU-004 or IU-004C, and also the transfer utility BluePorter-V. For details, see "3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) Environment" (P.81). PC having the USB driverand transfer utility(BluePorter-V) installedIrDA com m unicationbetween the hand yterm inal andcom m unicatio n/charg ing unitIrDA com m unicationportCom m unication via theUSB cab le between thecom m u nication /charg ing unit and PC.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 26 1-1 About the Handy Terminal 1-1-1 Confirm the Supplied Items The following items are supplied with the Handy Terminal. Check whether all these items are present. If any item is missing or found to be defective, please contact your dealer. Battery packBP-0 0 4W ireless Two-dim ensio nal H and y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -GHand strapUser's M anualCD-ROM rrrreeeeffff One user manual CD (this manual) is supplied with each order (one CD is included with each order regardless of the number of units ordered).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 27 1-1-2 Optional Items The Handy Terminal has the following related accessories. Prepare them when necessary. Product Name Model No. Description Battery Pack BP-004 Rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Single Charger QC-006 This charger is for charging a Handy Terminal and a battery pack. It can charge one Handy Terminal and one battery pack. Multi Charger QC-007 This charger is for charging multiple Handy Terminals and battery packs. It can charge up to four Handy Terminals and four battery packs. USB Communication Unit IU-004 This communication unit has no charging function; it is used to connect the Handy Terminal to a PC. Com-munication between the Handy Terminal and IU-004 is performed via infra-red rays, and communication between IU-004 and a PC is performed via USB. USB Communication/ Charging Unit. IU-004C This communication unit connects the Handy Terminal to a PC, and also has a charging function.Its charging function allows charging of both one Handy Terminal and one battery pack. Communication between the Handy Terminal and IU-004C is performed via infra-red rays, and communication between IU-004C and a PC is performed via USB. Impact-resistant Protective Cover DC-011 This cover protects the Handy Terminal from scratches, dust, and impact. Portable Holder CB-001 This holder accommodates the Handy Terminal and attaches it to the waist. Transfer Utility BluePorter-V WLF-003 This transfer utility allows you to send/receive files to/from a PC. The USB communication unit enables sending/receiving files. It is required when using IU-004/004C. Transfer Utility BluePorter-V Bluetooth Pack WLF-003-BT2 This transfer utility allows you to send/receive files to/from a PC.Using a Bluetooth USB adapter or a USB communication unit enables sending/receiving of files. It is required when using IU-004/004C or Bluetooth USB adapter.A USB adapter is attached. WebGlider -X2 Editor Package WGE-002 This is required when performing data communication with a PC or building a system using WebGlider-X2 Browser.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 28 Product Name Model No. Description WebGlider Integration Server WGS-001 This is required when building a system by which HTTP communication is performed with GTX-221-G. To perform communication with the WebGlider inte-gration server, you will need to install WebGlider-X2 Browser into the Handy Terminal. The WebGlider integration server CD-ROM contains network management tools. The network management tools are required for performing file transfer or DHCP settings.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 29 1-1-3 Name and Function of Each Unit ⑱Hand Strap①LED Ind icato r②LCD W ind o w⑧Barcode　 W ind o w⑩Lo ck Lever⑫Charg ing Term inal⑪Battery Cover⑨Trig g er Key③SCAN Key⑦Hand Strap Attaching Ho le⑬Pro d uct N am ep late⑤IrDA Co m m unication Port④Op eratio n　 Keyp ad⑯Battery Pack⑮Electro d es⑭m icro SD Card Slo t⑥Sp ea ker⑰Serial N um b er　 Sealワイヤレス二次元ハンディターミナル No. Name Description ① LED Indicator Two different LED displays (SCAN and ALARM) display the information (see next section, "■LED indicator"). ② LCD Window Displays characters and images. ③ SCAN Key Pressed when reading barcodes.It is also used when forcibly launching the system menu (see "1-3-3 Useful Features during Operation" (P.55). ④ Operation Keypad For names of the respective keys, see "■Names of Operation Keys" (P.32).For operations of the respective keys, see "4-1-1 Operation Keys" (P.92). ⑤ IrDA Port The infra-red (IrDA) system enables you to communicate with other handy terminals or USB communication units. ⑥ Speaker Makes the sound of a buzzer or other devices. ⑦ Hand Strap At-taching Hole Used for attaching the hand strap. ⑧ Barcode Window A window for reading barcodes. *Do not look into the window as it is irradiated with laser light. ⑨ Trigger Key Pressed when reading barcodes.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 30 No. Name Description ⑩ Lock Lever Locks/releases the battery cover.Moving the lever in the direction of the arrow locks the cover. ⑪ Battery Cover This is the cover of the battery pack compartment. A function has been included for detecting whether the battery cover has been closed properly. The Handy Terminal cannot be started if the cover is not closed properly. ⑫ Charging Terminal Charging terminals for both single chargers and multi chargers. ⑬ Product Name Plate Provides product name, manufacturer’s name, laser warning, etc. ⑭ microSD Card Slot Used for inserting a microSD card.Lift the cover and insert the card. ⑮ Electrodes Electrodes to draw power from the battery pack. ⑯ Battery Pack The supplied lithium ion secondary battery. ⑰ Serial Number Seal Displays the serial number. Please provide this serial number in case of any product-related inquiry. ⑱ Hand Strap Used after being attached to  Hand Strap Attaching Hole.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 31 ■LED indicator The respective LED indicators indicate the following operation statuses. SCANLEDALARMLED SCAN LED Can control LED ON / Blink / LED OFF at any timing from an ap-plication software. Indicates charging in progress and charging completed while placed in a charger slot. 【While Charging】 Green: Charging completed Red: Charging in progress LED OFF: Charging error ALARM LED Indicates the communication status while WLAN is being used. Orange LED ON: Out of range while WLAN is enabled Orange Blinking: Authentication in progress while WLAN is enabled LED OFF: Within range while WLAN is enabled Can control LED ON / Blink / LED OFF at any timing from an ap-plication software while WLAN is disabled

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 32 ■Names of Operation Keys The names of the operation keys are as follows: Function keyFunction keyArrow k ey (F5 ～F8 )ENT key C keyBS keyTen keyDot ( .) keyPW keySCAN keySF keyTrig g er key Trig g er key rrrreeeeffff For operations of the keys during system menu operation, see "4-1-1 Operation Keys" (P.92).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-1 About the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 33 ■LCD Screen Status Bar The status bar indicating the status of the Handy Terminal is located at the top of the LCD screen. ← S ta tu s b a r① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦< System menu >1:System 6:ID2:WLAN 7:D evice3:Network 8:Manage4:Receive 9:Test5:File The status bar displays the following information: No. Name Icon Description ① Text Display Area – Used to display text, depending on the application software. ② Scroll Displayed when vertically scrollable depending on the application software. ③ Type of the Entered Text Indicates the type of text entered from the numeric keypad. "A" is displayed when an alphabetic character is entered, and "1" is displayed when a numeric character is entered. ④ SD Card Displayed when a microSD card is inserted. Displayed while Bluetooth connection exists with another device and transmission/reception is pos-sible. Displayed in red while there is no Bluetooth connection with another device. Displayed while Bluetooth is enabled, but no con-nection exists with another device. ⑤ Communication Status Displayed while transmission/reception using in-frared communication (IrDA) is possible. ⑥ WLAN Status Indicates the radio field intensity during WLAN communication. The number of bars decreases as the radio field intensity becomes weaker. ⑦ Battery Pack Indicates the current charge level in the battery pack. The number of bars decreases as the charge level in the battery pack decreases (see "1-2-5 Remaining Charge Level Display and Alarm for the Battery Pack" (P.48)).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 34 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal 1-2-1 Attaching the Hand Strap The hand strap attaching hole is located at the bottom of the back side. ①Push the thin loop at the top of the hand strap through the attaching hole. ②Pass the hand strap through the loop that has been inserted through the attaching hole. Caution ・Please do not swing the Handy Terminal while holding the hand strap. The thin loop may wear down and break. ・Be fully aware that in cases such as the Handy Terminal is caught by a movable device while the hand strap is around your wrist, your hand may be yanked, leading to injury. ・When charging the Handy Terminal using the multi charger (QC-007), bring the hand strap to the front right of the Handy Terminal so that it will not get caught in the charging terminals.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 35 1-2-2 Handling the Battery Pack ■Attaching the Battery Pack Caution ・Do not use any battery pack other than that specified. ・Be sure to charge the battery pack before using it for the first time. ①To release the lock, move the lock lever in the arrow direction (towards the Barcode window). ②Pull the battery cover toward you from the lock lever side. 21Lo ck le ver ③Holding the battery pack with the label side facing upward, move it forwards so that its terminals make contact with the electrodes of the Handy Terminal.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 36 ④After verifying that the battery pack terminals and the Handy Terminal electrodes have made proper contact, press down the opposite side of the battery pack. 12 ⑤Insert the claws of the battery cover into the Handy Terminal till the lock lever clicks, with its other side closely in contact with the Handy Terminal. Press till the lock lever is properly located at its lower extreme position. 12 Caution ・Verify that the lock lever has completely moved down in the arrow direction (towards the battery pack), leaving no gap.If this locking is not done properly, the battery pack may detach or fall off and get damaged. ・If the battery cover has not been closed correctly, the Handy Terminal cannot be started. ・A gasket has been fitted into the battery cover in order to prevent water ingress.When attaching the cover, verify that the gasket has not become detached and that there is no adhering waste material.In case any adhering waste material is found, wipe it off with a dry and clean cloth. ・Do not touch or pull the electrodes.This may cause contamination and/or deformation of the electrodes, leading to poor contact. If the electrodes are dirty, wipe them using a clean and dry cloth (see "1-4 Maintenance Method" (P.57)).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 37 ■Detaching the Battery Pack You can detach the battery pack from the Handy Terminal. Caution ・Before detaching it, verify that the power has been completely turned off. ・If you open the battery cover during operation, a warning message will be displayed. Before replacing the battery pack, save the data, terminate the application software, and then turn off the power. ・If you detach the battery pack while file write (data communication, file reception, backup) is in progress, the file may get corrupted. Take measures such as deleting the file or recovering the data after transferring the data to a PC or other locations. ①To release the lock, move the lock lever in the arrow direction (towards the Barcode window). ②Pull the battery cover toward you from the lock lever side. Lock lever21 ③Lift the back end of the battery pack (Barcode window side) and take it out.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 38 1-2-3 Handling the microSD Card You can attach a microSD card to the Handy Terminal and save the data using it as the R drive. Caution ・Use a tested microSD card. ・Before attaching or detaching the card, verify that the power has been completely turned off. ・If you open the battery cover, a warning message will be displayed. Before opening the battery cover, save the data, terminate the application software, and then turn off the power. ■Tested microSD Card For tested microSD cards, contact your dealer.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 39 ■Installing the microSD Card ①Detach the battery pack (see "■Detaching the Battery Pack" (P.37)). ②Lift the microSD card cover. m ic ro SD car d co ver ③Insert the microSD card into the slot. At this time, hold the card with its electrode side facing downward and its arrow mark (▲) pointing toward the slot. m icro SD ca rdSlot

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 40 ④Push the microSD card into the slot till it "clicks". ⑤Return the cover of the microSD card to its original position. m ic ro SD car d co ver ⑥Attach the battery pack, and return the battery cover to its original position (see "■Attaching the Battery Pack“ (P.35)).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 41 ■Detaching the microSD Card ①Detach the battery pack (see “■Detaching the Battery Pack” (the previous page)). ②Lift the microSD card cover, and push the microSD card into its slot till it "clicks". ③The lock is released, and the microSD card comes out partly. Then, pull out the card using your fingers.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 42 ④Return the cover of the microSD card to its original position. m ic ro SD car d co ver ⑤Attach the battery pack and return the battery cover to its original position (see “■Attaching the Battery Pack” (P.35)).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 43 1-2-4 Charging the Battery Pack The Handy Terminal is charged using a dedicated charger (available separately). There are two charging methods: Handy Terminal charging and battery pack charging. ・Handy Terminal charging: Charging the Handy Terminal with the battery pack attached. ・Battery pack charging: Charging the battery pack separately. The charger has the following types: ・Charging one unit: Single charger (QC-006) or USB communication/charging unit (IU-004C) ・Charging multiple units (up to four units): Multi charger (QC-007) Caution ・Operating the Handy Terminal keys during charging may lead to poor contact with charging terminals. Do not perform key operations during charging. Otherwise, charging or file transfer may be interrupted. ・Perform charging in an environment of 0°C - 40°C. Charging error will occur and charging will be terminated if the temperature is outside this range. Even after a charging error appears, charging will resume if the temperature enters the acceptable range. However, as this may lead to trouble, be sure not to use it outside 0°C - 40°C. ・Charging error may occur if the terminals of the Handy Terminal or the battery pack do not make proper contact, If charging is not completed within the specified time or if the voltage of the battery pack becomes abnormal. In such cases, stop charging immediately.If charging error persists even after you have cleaned the charging electrodes of the Handy Terminal and the terminals of the battery pack, please contact your dealer, ・If the Handy Terminal does not start even after being charged, or if low battery occurs within an extremely short time, the following reasons are considered: □Deterioration of the Battery Pack The battery pack deteriorates with repeated charging, and the chargeable capacity becomes low. Replace it with a new battery pack if its operating time becomes short and is not suitable for operation. □Poor Contact of the Charging Terminal Electrodes If the electrodes of the charging terminals of the battery pack or the Handy Terminal have become dirty, charging may not be performed normally due to poor contact.In such a case wipe the electrodes using a clean cloth.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 44 ●Charging Status The charging status of the Handy Terminal is displayed by the SCAN LED on the Handy Terminal. The battery pack charging status is displayed by the CHG LED on the charger. Charging Status SCAN LED CHG LED Charging Red LED ON Red LED ON Charging Completed Green LED ON Green LED ON Charging Error LED OFF LED OFF ●Handy Terminal Charging Time Approximately 2.5 hours ■Charging One Unit Perform charging by the following procedure: ①Insert the DC plug of the AC adapter into the DC jack located on the back of the charger. Connect the AC cord to the AC adapter, and then connect the plug of the AC cord to the mains outlet. DC jackAC adap terDC p lugAC cord

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 45 Verify that the POWER LED on the front of the charger is turned on in red. ②Mount the Handy Terminal or the battery pack on the charger. Hint When the Handy Terminal and the battery pack are both mounted at the same time, charging the Handy Terminal takes precedence. Once charging of the Handy Terminal is completed, charging of the battery pack is started. Ch ar g in g te rm in al 12Charg ing term inalPlace the batterypack charg ingterm inal o n thecharg er charg ingterm inal.Pu sh th e b atte rypack ag ainst thecharg er u ntil it isclick-latched onthe charg er. The above figures show examples for the single charger (QC-006). Insert the battery pack with its terminal side downward and with the side displaying the product model No. (BP-004) and other information facing you. Bring the terminals of the battery pack in contact with the charging terminals of the charger, and press till they click so that the claws are hooked. To charge the Handy Terminal and the battery pack at the same time, attach the battery pack first.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 46 ■Charging Multiple Units You can charge multiple units using the multi charger (QC-007). ①Insert the DC plug of the AC adapter into the DC jack that located on the back of the charger. Connect the AC cord to the AC adapter, and then connect the plug of the AC cord to the mains outlet. DC j ackAC adap ter AC co rdDC plug Verify that the POWER LED on the front of the charger is turned on in red.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 47 ②Mount the Handy Terminal or the battery pack on the charger. 12Charg ing terminalPlace the batterypack charg ingterm inal on thecharg er charg ingterm inal.Push the batterypack ag ainst thecharg er until it isclick-latched onthe charg er. Insert the battery pack with its terminal side downward and with the side displaying the product model No. (BP-004) and other information facing you. Bring the terminals of the battery pack in contact with the charging terminals of the charger, and press till they click so that the claws are hooked. To charge the Handy Terminal and the battery pack at the same time, attach the battery pack first. Caution When charging the Handy Terminal using the multi charger (QC-007), bring the hand strap to the front right of the Handy Terminal so that it will not get caught in the charging terminal unit.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 48 1-2-5 Remaining Charge Level Display and Alarm for the Battery Pack ■Remaining Charge Level Display for the Battery Pack If the battery pack’s remaining charge level becomes low, the operations are disabled. And then, the power is turned off. The battery pack’s remaining charge level is displayed in the status bar at the top of the LCD screen. R em ain in g b attery p a ck p o w er ico n< System menu >1:System 6:ID2:WLAN 7:Device3:Network 8:Manage4:Receive 9:Test5:File The battery’s remaining charge level is sufficient. The battery’s remaining charge level is getting low. The battery’s remaining charge level is insufficient. Please charge it. The battery has no charge left.Charge your battery pack immediately or replace it with a charged battery pack.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 49 ●Limitations when the remaining battery pack power becomes insufficient Some operations of the system menu are disabled and the following screen is displayed, when the remaining battery pack power icon shows one bar or no bars (varies depending on the operations). < File list >< Low-battery >Battery voltageis low.Therefore theoperation cannotbe executed.OK This manual displays the disabled operations using . ●Low Battery Display After the remaining battery pack power icon displays empty (no bars), if the voltage falls even lower, the following screen is displayed, and the power is forcibly turned off after ap-proximately five seconds. [ Battery Alert ]Voltage is low.Please charge it. ■Charging the Backup Battery The Handy Terminal has a built-in backup battery for backing up the system information. Charge the backup battery using the following procedure: ①Prepare a fully charged battery pack. ②As soon as the battery pack is attached to the Handy Terminal, the backup battery starts to be charged. If the backup battery has been completely depleted, charging requires at least 24 hours.During this time, do not detach the battery pack.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 50 1-2-6 Memory Backup The Handy Terminal has two drives as file save areas: the F drive (non-volatile) and the S drive (volatile).As the application data downloaded from the PC is saved in the F drive, the data will not disappear even if the battery pack has been depleted (see "2-1-1 About Data"－"■Drive Configuration" (P.59)). Backup is performed using the battery pack and the backup battery. ■Memory Backup ●Memory Backup by Battery Pack Backup Period The data storage period while the fully charged battery pack is attached is as follows: ・The data and the resume information in the S drive: Approximately 10 days Usage Notes If the battery pack has been detached during operation, or the memory backup function on the system menu has been disabled, the data and resume in-formation in the S drive will disappear.To save the information tempo-rarily, be sure to enable the memory backup function, press the【PW】key, turn off the power, and then detach the battery pack. For the resume function , see "■Resume Function: Retaining the State during Power OFF" (P.107). The backup period will become extremely short after about six months if you repeat operations such as detaching the battery pack when you do not use the Handy Terminal (making full use of memory backup by the backup battery) on a daily basis. In such a case, you will need to replace the backup battery by purchasing a new battery. Therefore, it is recommended to always keep the battery pack attached except when replacing it.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 51 ●Memory Backup by Backup Battery Purpose To retain the built-in clock data in the Handy Terminal. Or to save the S drive data only for a certain period, such as in case of battery pack replacement. If the resume function has been enabled, the resume information will be saved. Backup Period The data storage period while the battery pack is detached after normal end*1 is as follows: ・The resume information and data in the S drive (if the resume function is enabled): Approximately 10 days ・Built-in clock data: Approximately 6 months The data storage period when end occurs due to mothball setting*2 is as follows: ・Built-in Clock Data: Approximately 1 year (regardless of whether the battery pack is attached or not) The above mentioned are actual values but are not guaranteed. Usage Notes For long-term storage of the Handy Terminal, see "1-2-7 Long-term Storage" (P.52). Data that has been lost due to depletion of the backup battery cannot be recovered. Save any data other than temporarily required data in the F drive. *1 Normal End: End method by which the battery pack is detached after the【PW】Key is pressed *2 End by Mothball Setting: End method by which mothball is selected from the system menu ■Charging the Backup Battery The Handy Terminal has a built-in backup battery for backing up the memory and the built-in clock.Charge the backup battery using the following procedure: ①Prepare a fully charged battery. ②As soon as the battery pack is attached to the Handy Terminal, the backup battery starts to be charged. If the backup battery has been completely depleted, charging requires at least 24 hours.During this time, do not detach the battery pack.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-2 How to Use the Handy Terminal GTX-221-G User’s Manual 52 1-2-7 Long-term Storage ■Long-term Storage of the Handy Terminal It is recommended that you enable the mothball setting if the Handy Terminal is not going to be used for a long term (six months or longer). Enabling the mothball setting shuts down the power immediately. The data and the resume information in the S drive will disappear after the mothball setting is enabled, but the built-in clock data continues to be retained. This, therefore, can reduce the consumption of the backup battery. For how to enable the mothball setting, see "4-10-5 Mothball: Settings When Not Using the Product For Long" (P.196). ■Long-term Storage of the Battery Pack If the battery pack is not to be used for a long term, it is recommended that you enable the above-mentioned mothball setting for the Handy Terminal, detach the battery pack, and store it in a cool place with it approximately 50% charged. Storage with full charge or in a high-temperature environment shortens the service life of the battery pack.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-3 Basic Usage Method GTX-221-G User’s Manual 53 1-3 Basic Usage Method 1-3-1 Power ON/OFF Caution Power ON is not available unless the battery cover is completely closed. If you open the battery cover during operation, a warning message is displayed. To turn on the power, press the【PW】key for at least 1 second. ＊When you first turn on the power after attaching the battery pack, you need to press the 【PW】key for at least two seconds. When auto execution of application software has been set, the selected application software is started (see "4-3-1 Auto Execute: Automatic Execution of the Application Software DHCP"(P.103). To turn off the power, press the【PW】key. Hint ・To launch the system menu, press the【PW】Key for at least one second while holding down the【SCAN】Key. ・When auto execution of application software has been set, the selected ap-plication software is started (see "4-3-1 Auto Execute: Automatic Execution of the Application Software DHCP" (P.103). PW key

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-3 Basic Usage Method GTX-221-G User’s Manual 54 1-3-2 How to Read a Barcode ■Read Method When reading a barcode, make the Barcode window on the back side to face the barcode, and then press the【SCAN】Key or the trigger keys located on the left and right. Trig g er keyTrig g er keySCAN keyBarcodewind o wワイヤレス二次元ハンディターミナル Caution Laser light is irradiated from the Barcode window. Do not look into the Barcode window or look at the laser light.

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-3 Basic Usage Method GTX-221-G User’s Manual 55 1-3-3 Useful Features during Operation ■Forcible Startup on the System Menu In the power OFF state, when the Handy Terminal is started by pressing the【PW】Key while holding down the【SCAN】key, the system menu is forcibly launched even when "Auto execute" is set on the application software. ■Auto-dimming Setting The Handy Terminal has a built-in ambient light sensor which senses the surroundings and automatically controls the dimming of the LCD backlight and the lighting of the key backlights. On the system menu, select ［7:Device］－［4:Display］－［2:SetAlsSensor］ and make the setting. However, when the backlight is set to remain bright for a certain time after key entry, it will go dim after being lighted up for the set time. ■Buzzer Volume Adjustment You can adjust the buzzer volume, the key click sound, etc. On the system menu, select ［7:Device］－［5:Tone/Vibrator］ and make the setting. rrrreeeeffff For its detailed setting method, see "4-9-5 Tone/Vibrator: Setting the Volume, LED, and the Vibrator" (P.178).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-3 Basic Usage Method GTX-221-G User’s Manual 56 ■Resume Function (Retention of the State during Power OFF) If the resume function is enabled, the state when the power was turned OFF is saved, allowing you to resume your work thereafter upon the next startup. You can select the operations on power resumption when selecting ［1:System］－［3:Power Management］－［2:Resume］. rrrreeeeffff For its detailed setting method, see "4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings Related to Power" (P.107). Caution ・If the battery pack is removed during operation, upon the next startup the initial screen will be launched regardless of whether the resume function is enabled or disabled. ・If the backup battery is depleted, the initial screen will be started from the start regardless of the enable/disable state of the resume function. For charging the backup battery, see "1-2-6 Memory Backup" (P.51) ■Auto Wakeup (Power ON after Preset Time) If the auto wakeup function is enabled, the Handy Terminal can be started automatically according to a preset schedule. In the settings of the auto wakeup function, select ［1:System］－［3:Power Management］―［2:Auto wake up］. rrrreeeeffff For its detailed setting method, see "4-3-3 Power Management: Various Settings Related to Power"－"Auto Wakeup: Startup at a Predetermined Time" (P.109) ■Auto Power OFF (Automatic Power OFF) If no operation is performed for a certain time, the power will automatically be turned OFF. You can set the time after which the power is turned OFF when selecting <1:System> > <3:Power Management> > <3:Auto power off> on the system menu. rrrreeeeffff For its detailed setting method, see "■Auto Power OFF: Automatic Power OFF" (P.111).

Chapter 1 Hardware 1-4 Maintenance Method GTX-221-G User’s Manual 57 1-4 Maintenance Method ・Barcode Window If the filter of the Barcode window becomes dirty, the barcode may not be read correctly. ・Electrodes If certain symptoms start to appear, such as the operating time of the battery pack becoming short, startup becoming difficult, or the power turning off suddenly, the reasons may include deterioration of the battery pack and poor contact due to dirty electrodes. If dirty electrodes are the reason, you can improve the performance by cleaning the electrodes of the battery pack and the Handy Terminal. ●Cleaning Method Wipe the dirt off the Barcode window's filter and/or electrodes using a clean, dry, and soft cloth, swab, etc.Be sure not to rub with dirty cloth, fingers, or hard objects.Be aware that wiping strongly may cause damage. Particularly, because the electrodes on the Handy Terminal side may get deformed, please wipe them gently. Barco d ewind owElectrod esワイヤレス二次元ハンディターミナル

Chapter 2 Software 2-1 About Software GTX-221-G User’s Manual 59 2-1 About Software The software of the Handy Terminal is of the following two types: System Programs The programs that control the basic operations of the Handy Terminal. They are equivalent to the PC OS (basic software) and are preinstalled on the Handy Terminal. "System Menu", which is used for performing basic settings for basic operation parameters and for various verifications, is part of the system programs. Application Software The programs used for business processes. These programs are mainly used for reading barcodes, transferring data to a PC, etc. You need to create them using the development environment of "2-3 Create an Application Software" (P63). 2-1-1 About Data ■Drive Configuration As areas for storing data, the Handy Terminal has the F drive / the C drive inside itself, and the R drive in the microSD card. Drive Data Retention Purpose Maximum Number of Files Saved F Drive Non-volatile memory Even after the backup battery is used up, the drive data is still re-tained. This drive is used as an area to store all the files in-cluding application software, database master files, and data files. 128 files S Drive Volatile memory During operation, if the battery or the battery pack is suddenly detached or if the backup battery is depleted, the drive data will disappear. This drive is used as an area to store temporary files while the application software is running. 128 files R Drive microSD Card Even after the backup battery is depleted, the drive data is still re-This drive is used as an external extension area for storing files in the microSD card. Varies depending on the card.

$Chapter 2 Software 2-1 About Software GTX-221-G User’s Manual 60 tained. Caution ・To receive files, the files first are received using the S drive and then moved to the F drive and stored therein. Verify that both the S drive and the F drive have adequate areas for receiving and storing the files. ・When receiving files, if some files in the S drive have the same names as the files being received, they will be erased. ■About File Name File names that can be used in the Handy Terminal have the following limitations: Limitation Details File Name Length Within 31 bytes including the file extension Characters that can be used Any combinations of the following characters can be used: ・Alphabets (A–Z) ・Numerals (0–9) ・Some symbols (!#%&'()@^_{}~.) ・Half-width space ・SHIFT JIS full-width characters Other limitations Space and "." (period) cannot be used at the beginning of a file name. ■About File Extension The Handy Terminal identifies the file types using the following file extensions: File Extension Purpose OUT Application Software JPG PNG BMP JPEG Image files that can be displayed on the Handy Terminal. WAV SFL Audio files that can be played on the Handy Terminal.$

Chapter 2 Software 2-1 About Software GTX-221-G User’s Manual 61 ■Files Created by the System or the Application Software The system programs and some application softwares create temporary files and files for saving settings. If these files cannot be created, due to reasons such as there are too many files or there is no free space in the drive, the programs may not run properly. The system program creates a registry file in the F drive in order to save the setting values of the system menu. Four files are created, but they are not displayed on the system menu as they are hidden files. rrrreeeeffff For registries, see "2-2 Registry" (P.62).

Chapter 2 Software 2-2 Registry GTX-221-G User’s Manual 62 2-2 Registry The various parameters set on the system menu are called "Registry". As the register file is a hidden file, it cannot be displayed on the system menu. In addition, as it is saved in the F drive, it will not disappear even when the battery is depleted. The registry is divided into the following five categories. Registry General setting values.Most items set on the system menu belong to the user registry. Security Registry Setting values related to security, such as WEP key and SSID. Unique Registry Setting values specific to the terminal, such as IP address and terminal ID, which are generally not duplicated with those on other terminals. System Registry Setting values used uniquely by the Handy Terminal. These cannot be set or referenced from the system menu. Device Registry These items are to refer to parameters that vary in real time during terminal operation, such as battery pack remaining charge level and the radio wave intensity level.Setting values that belong to the device registry can be referenced only from the application software; it is not possible to perform settings from the system menu. The four types of registries excluding the device registry are saved in files that are independent of each other. Therefore, there are always four files in the F drive.As the registries are saved in the F drive as files, they will not disappear even when the backup battery is depleted. As the device registry varies according to the operation status of the Handy Terminal, it cannot be saved to a file. Using the clone function ("4-10-3 Clone: Creating a Copy" (P.187) makes it possible to copy the registry to another terminal and create a copy on the terminal with the same settings as in the original terminal. Using the initialization menu ("4-10-2 Format: Formatting Registry/Drive" (P.185) makes it possible to erase the registry contents and return the settings to factory default.

Chapter 2 Software 2-3 Create an Application Software GTX-221-G User’s Manual 63 2-3 Create an Application Software To use the Handy Terminal, you need to create an application software using the peripheral software and transfer the application software to the Handy Terminal. The following peripheral softwares should be prepared.They can be purchased when necessary. ■Peripheral Softwares The following optional softwares are required for data communication with a PC and for building a system. Name Model No. Remarks WebGlider-X2 Editor Package <Formal Name> WebGlider-X2 Editor Package WebGlider-X2 Editor WebGlider-X2 Browser WebGlider-X2 Emulator WGE-002 The WebGlider-X2 Editor package is a web based application software development tool.The editor integrated in the package allows you to create application software (HTML) that runs on the Handy Terminal, and the application software (VBS file) that runs on the server side. The package also integrates a Web browser which is required to run the HTML file on the Handy Terminal. For details, see the online help of WebGlider-X2 Editor. WebGlider Integration Server WGS-001 A simple Web server for performing communication with WebGlider-X2 Browser. For details, see the online help of the WebGlider-X2 integration server. Transfer Utility BluePorter-V WLF-003 This transfer utility can send/receive files to/from a PC. Uses the supplied Bluetooth communication adapter to send/receive files between a PC and the Handy Terminal.

Chapter 2 Software 2-3 Create an Application Software GTX-221-G User’s Manual 64 ■Operating Environment To create an application software, you need a PC with any of the following operating systems installed: • Windows XP SP3 or later • Windows Vista SP2 or later • Windows 7 • Windows Server 2003 R2 or later • Windows Server 2008 R2 or later The PC hardware is required to meet the specifications recommended by the respective Windows operating systems. However, more resources are needed depending on the specifications of the database and the server side applications to be used. rrrreeeeffff For details on creating the application software, view the WebGlider-X2 Editor online help.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-1 Communication Type GTX-221-G User’s Manual 66 3-1 Communication Type The Handy Terminal allows you to send the entered data to a PC and to receive data from a PC. Also, to execute any developed application software on the Handy Terminal, you will need to transfer the software to the Handy Terminal. The following three methods are available for connecting a PC.Prepare the communication environment when necessary. ■WLAN Communication → "3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment" (P.68) You can use WLAN (wireless LAN) to perform communication with a PC via a wireless access point. W LANco m m unicationLANAccess po int*Please use our reco m m end ed p roducts.W ireless Two-dim ensio nal H and y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -GPC having th e following software in stalled・ W eb Glid er-X2 Ed itor packag e　 (W GE-0 0 2 ): Op tio nally availab le・ W eb Glid erInteg rated server　 (W GS-0 0 1 ): Op tionally available・ Netwo rk control too l　 (Sup p lied with W GS-0 0 1)

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-1 Communication Type GTX-221-G User’s Manual 67 ■Bluetooth Communication → "3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment" (P.77) You can send/receive files between a PC and the Handy Terminal via a Bluetooth USB adapter connected to the PC. This communication requires an optional transfer utility, BluePorter-V. The Bluetooth USB adapter is supplied with the BluePorter-V Bluetooth pack (WLF-003-BT2). Blu eto oth c om m u nicatio nPC having the USB driver a ndtransfer utility (BluePorter-V)installed with Bluetoothcom m u nicatio n ad ap tor. ■Infrared Communication (IrDA) → "3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) Environment" (P.81) You can send/receive files to/from a PC via a USB communication unit (IU-004) or USB com-munication/charging unit. This communication mode requires an optional IU-004 or IU-004C, and also the transfer utility BluePorter-V. PC having the USB driverand transfer utility(BluePorter-V) installedIrDA com m unicationbetween the handyterm inal andcom m unication/charg ing unitIrDA com m unicationportCom m unication via theUSB cable b etween thecom m unication /charg ing unit and PC.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 68 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment To send/receive data or to download the created application software, you will need to build an environment where WLAN communication can be executed between a PC and the Handy Terminal. 3-2-1 Preparation on the PC Side You will need to connect a PC to the system where WLAN communication is available. Please prepare by yourself an access point, a LAN environment, a HUB, etc. ＊Please use an access point recommended by Welcat. Install the following peripheral softwares and bring them to an operating state. For how to install and configure the software, see the WebGlider integration server help and the network administration tool manual. ・·Network Administration Tool (Integrated in WGS-001) ・WebGlider Integration Server W LANco m m unicationLANAccess po int*Please use our reco m m end ed p roducts.W ireless Two-dim ensio nal H and y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -GPC having the following software installed・ W eb Glid er-X2 Ed itor packag e　 (W GE-0 0 2 ): Op tio nally availab le・ W eb Glid erInteg rated server　 (W GS-0 0 1 ): Op tionally available・ Netwo rk control too l　 (Sup p lied with W GS-0 0 1) You need to connect the access point to the Ethernet LAN and configure it so that communication with a PC is possible. Be sure to execute the security settings. To enable security settings, you need to restart the access point (restart may not be needed depending on the access point).

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 69 3-2-2 Preparation on the Product Side To set WLAN communication for the Handy Terminal, there are the following three methods: ・Setting Wizard ・Set the respective items from the system menu ・Perform settings from a PC using the DHCP function of the network administration tool The following information is required for WLAN configuration. Configuration Information Content Remarks SSID SSID (or ESSID) of the access point that is the communication partner. Configuration required Security Security configuration of the access point that is the com-munication partner. Configuration required TCP/IP Address at which TCP/IP communication is possible with a PC on the Ethernet LAN. Configuration required FTP Configured when you need to perform file transfer via WLAN communication. Supports the FTP server of the network ad-ministration tool supplied with the "WebGlider Integration Server". DNS Configured when you need to resolve names using DNS. Whether DNS needs to be used depends on the application software. DHCP Configured when you need to solve the DHCP client function. Supports the DHCP server of the network administration tool supplied with the "WebGlider Integration Server". Terminal ID (When using the terminal ID of the Handy Terminal)

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 70 Caution If the encryption of WLAN communication has been disabled, a dialog will be displayed to prompt you to enable it upon startup. Encryption systemof WLAN is invalid, Security problemmay occur. Be sureto get setup.Would you like tostart setup now?YES NO Select［Yes］or［No］. To move to "2:WLAN", select［Yes］. Selecting［No］displays the system menu. ■WLAN Communication Settings by Setting Wizard Caution Prior to launching the setting wizard, verify that the Ethernet LAN side to which an access point has been connected is ready for use. At the first startup after purchasing the Handy Terminal, a setting wizard is executed for performing the minimum required settings for WLAN communication with a PC. If it was not set the first time, launch the setting wizard by selecting［8:Manage］－［6:Wizard］. ①The setting wizard start screen is displayed. Select［Yes] to execute the wizard. < Wizard >Start wizard?Communication set-ting can be donewith guidanceYES NO

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 71 ②Proceed with the setting according to the screen instructions. Be sure to perform the security configuration. If the Handy Terminal is launched without performing the security configuration, the <WLAN Communication Security Not Configured> prompt screen will be displayed. For configuration items, see the next section, "Setting Wizard Flow". ③Upon completion of configuration, perform Ping test for the access point the first time. Select［9:Test］－［1:WLAN］－［1:Configuration］on the system menu, and execute［2:WLAN/ping］ after entering the IP address of the access point. < WLAN/ping >Host=000.000.000.000Time < 000.000 msecNo.00000 1472BytesLnkQ   CH:11ASL  AP_MAC[000000000000] ④In the same way, perform Ping test for the IP address of the PC.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 72 ●Setting Wizard Flow You need to set the items according to the flow shown in the following figure in the setting wizard. The setting items vary according to your selections during the process. W izardSSIDEn cryp tion systemW EP key 1 ～4TxKey ID Pre-sh ared keyTo ind icate the cautionthat the encryptionsystem is being disabled .DH CPRun DH CPSystem m en uIP ad d ressSub n et m askDefa ult g atewayFTP serverDNS serverTerm inal IDW h en an ap p licatio n is booted u p ,W h en the system m enu is shown ,TKIP orCCM P(AES)W EPDisab leDisab leSuccess insetting upthe netwo rkFailu re insetting upthe n etw orkW LA NTCP/IP Hint ・Returns to the system menu without executing DHCP if the wizard was executed from the system menu. ・WLAN communication's authentication method cannot be set in the wizard. Perform the setting manually due to the complexity, especially in EAP certification where reception of files including certificates is required. For manual setting, see "4-4 WLAN: WLAN Communication Settings" (P.114).

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 73 ■WLAN Communication Settings by the System Menu You can set the required items individually from the system menu. Perform the setting using the following procedure: ①Launch the system menu. ②Set the required items with reference to the following table. ③Perform Ping test and verify the communication state. Item System Menu Reference page SSID Configuration ［2:WLAN］－［1:SSID］ "3-4-1 SSID: SSID Configuration" (P.114) Security Configuration ［2:WLAN］－［4:Security］ "3-4-4 Security: WLAN Communica-tion Security Configuration" (P.116) TCP/IP Configuration ［3:Network］－［1:TCP/IP］ "3-5-1 TCP IP: TCP/IP Configura-tion" (P.131) DHCP Configuration ［3:Network］－［2:DHCP］ "3-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Configuration" (P.133) FTP Configuration <3:Network> <3:FTP> "3-5-3 FTP: FTP Configuration" (P.136) DNS Configuration ［3:Network］－［4:DNS］ "3-5-4 DNS: DNS Configuration" (P.140) Terminal ID Configuration <6:Terminal ID> "4-8 Terminal ID: Configure the ID for Terminal Identification" (P.162)

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 74 ■WLAN Communication Settings by DHCP You can configure the required items collectively on the PC side using the DHCP client function. When using the DHCP client function, you need "Network Administration Tool", which is separately supplied with "WebGlider Integration Server". Caution Configuring "SSID Configuration" and "Security Configuration" items using the DHCP client function may generate security vulnerability. Avoid using it to the extent possible. To enable the DHCP function, perform the following configurations on the system menu: ①［3:Network］－［2:DHCP］－［Startup type］ ②Select［Application boot］. < Startup type >DisabledApplication bootSystem menu bootAuto wake up boot ③Configure the port number of the DHCP server. < DHCP >1:Startup type2:Item not to Update3:Server port[08067]ExecuteF1 rrrreeeeffff See "4-5-2 DHCP: DHCP Settings" (P.133) and "WebGlider Integration Server WGS-001 Manual". Hint This manual has a DHCP mark for items that can be configured by DHCP.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 75 3-2-3 Downloading the Application Software by WLAN Communication After the WLAN communication environment is ready, you can download the files according to the following procedure: ①Launch the network administration tool on the PC. After the network administration tool is launched, its icon is displayed in the task tray of the PC. ②Right-click the icon of the network administration tool, and then click ［Set］（設定） from the displayed menu. ③On the network administration tool configuration screen, click the ［FTP］ tab, and then perform the following configuration: ・Select the ［FTP server］（FTP サーバー） checkbox. ・［Transmit folder］（送信フォルダ） and ［Receive folder］（受信フォルダ） specify the folders on the FTP server where the application software file is located. ④Select [4:Receive]－［1:WLAN］on the system menu.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-2 Building WLAN Communication Environment GTX-221-G User’s Manual 76 < Device type >1:WLAN2:Bluetooth3:IrDA ⑤The list of downloadable files is displayed. Select the files to be downloaded by checking their names. Press the【F1】key to start the download.When the confirmation prompt is displayed, select ［Yes］ and then press the【ENT】key. Downloading a large file may take long time. < File list >SAMPLE1.OUTSAMPLE2.OUTReceive MenuF1 F2

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication GTX-221-G User’s Manual 77 3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication Environment To send/receive data or to download the created application software, you need to build an environment where Bluetooth communication can be executed between a PC and the Handy Terminal. 3-3-1 Preparation on the PC Side Install the following peripheral softwares and bring them to an operating state. For how to install and configure the softwares, see the BluePorter-V operation guide. ・Transfer Utility BluePorter-V ・Bluetooth Communication Adapter Driver Software ↑ ↑W ireless Two-dim ensio nal H and y Term inalXIT-2 2 0 -GBluetoo th co m m unicationTransfer utilityBluePorter-V Bluetoothcom m unicatio nad ap tor ■COM Port Verification You will need to verify the COM port to which the Bluetooth communication adapter has been connected. For how to verify the COM port, see the BluePorter-V operation guide.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication GTX-221-G User’s Manual 78 3-3-2 Preparation on the Product Side To perform Bluetooth communication with the Handy Terminal, you will need to search for the Handy Terminal from the PC side and register it in advance using device registration. For device registration method, see "4-9-3 Bluetooth: Registering and Setting the Bluetooth Device" (P.169). For how to verify the BD address of the Bluetooth communication adapter, see the BluePorter-V operation guide. 3-3-3 Downloading the Application Software by Bluetooth Communication After the Bluetooth communication environment is ready, you can download your files according to the following procedure: ①To launch the transfer utility BluePorter-V on your PC, Click ［Start］（スタート）－［Program］（プログラム）－［Welcat BluePorter-V］－［Welcat BluePorter-V］. ②Right-click the icon of the transfer utility BluePorter-V displayed in the task tray. ③Click［Communication setting］（通信設定）from the displayed menu. ④Set［COM Port No. to Use］（使用する COM ポート番号）to the desired COM port number. ［Receive folder］（受信フォルダ）and［Transmit folder］（送信フォルダ）specify the folders

$Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication GTX-221-G User’s Manual 79 where the application software file is located. The following figure shows an example where the application software is located in the "C:\Welcat\test_apl" folder. ⑤Press the ［OK］ button to close the window. After the following screen appears, click ［Yes］（はい）. ⑥Copy the execution file of the application software to the folder set as the transmission folder of BluePorter-V("C:\Welcat\test_apl" in the above example). ⑦Select ［4:Receive］－［2:Bluetooth］ on the system menu.$

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-3 Building Bluetooth Communication GTX-221-G User’s Manual 80 < Device type >1:WLAN2:Bluetooth3:IrDA ⑧Select [1:Select from list]. < Receiving method >1:Select from list2:wait(PC)3:wait(HT) ⑨The Handy Terminal automatically logs in BluePorter-V, displaying the list of downloadable files. Select the files to be downloaded by checking their names. Pressing the【F1】Key displays the confirmation message box.Move your mouse over ［Yes］ and then press the【ENT】key to start download. It will take from several seconds to several minutes to complete. However, downloading a large file may take long time. < File list >SAMPLE1.OUTSAMPLE2.OUTReceive MenuF1 F2

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) GTX-221-G User’s Manual 81 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) En-vironment To transfer files via infrared communication, the following optional equipment and softwares are required. ・USB Communication Unit (IU-004) or USB Communication/Charging Unit (IU-004C) ・USB Driver Software (Included in the Product Manual CD-ROM) ・Transfer Utility Software (BluePorter-V) Hint The explanations in this manual are examples for Windows XP, Vista, and 7.The screen may vary in other versions. Caution The error that the COM port cannot be enabled may occur when the WL7-USB dedicated software "WL7-KEY" is used by customers who use Welcat cordless Handy Terminal set, WL7-USB.If WL7-KEY is Ver 1.02 or lower, as the COM port has been occupied, it cannot be enabled. In such a case, please contact your dealer.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) GTX-221-G User’s Manual 82 3-4-1 Preparation on the PC Side You can connect the USB communication unit and the host computer by using a USB cable. Install the following peripheral softwares and bring them to an operating state. ・Transfer Utility Software (BluePorter-V) ・IU-004/IU-004C's Driver Software For installation and the setting procedures, see the user manuals of the respective products. USB p ortUSB cab leTran sfer utilityBluePorter-VM anual CDIU-0 0 4 /0 0 4 CDriver So ftware

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) GTX-221-G User’s Manual 83 3-4-2 Downloading the Application Software by Infrared Com-munication (IrDA) After the infrared communication environment is ready, you can download your files according to the following procedure. ■Equipment Preparation Prepare the following equipment and software. ・The Product ・Transfer Utility (BluePorter-V) ・USB Communication Unit (IU-004/IU-004C) ■Preparation before Use ①Install the transfer utility BluePorter-V in your PC. ②Install the USB driver of the USB communication unit in the host computer. * For how to install the USB driver, see "3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) Environment" (P.81). ●When Launching the Setting Wizard At the first startup after purchasing the Handy Terminal, a setting wizard is executed for performing the minimum required settings for Bluetooth communication with a PC. This wizard is not required in infrared communication mode. Selecting［No］on the wizard screen launches the system menu. To perform Bluetooth communication, start the wizard with reference of "4-10-6 Wizard: Starting the Screen Facilitating Configuration of Communication Settings" (P.197) and make the settings.

Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) GTX-221-G User’s Manual 84 ■Transfer Utility BluePorter-V Startup To launch the transfer utility BluePorter-V, Click［Start］（スタート）－ [Program]（プログラム）－［Welcat BluePorter-V］. After it is launched, its icon is displayed in the task tray. Right-click the displayed "BluePorter-V" icon, and then click［Communication setting］on the displayed menu. ■Communication Settings You can set the transmission folder, the reception folder and the COM port to use. ①Right-click the icon displayed in the task tray, and then click the［Communication setting］（通信設定）on the displayed menu.

$Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) GTX-221-G User’s Manual 85 ②Set［COM Port No. to Use］（使用する COM ポート番号）to the COM port number using the device manager . For how to verify the COM port number, see the user manual of IU-004/IU-004C. ［Receive folder］（受信フォルダ）and ［Transmit folder］（送信フォルダ） specify the folders where the application software file is located. The following figure shows an example where the application software is located in the "C:\Welcat\test_apl" folder. ③Press the［Yes］button to close the window. When the following screen appears, click［Yes］（はい）.$

$Chapter 3 Communication Environment Settings 3-4 Building Infra-red Communication (IrDA) GTX-221-G User’s Manual 86 ■File Download ①Copy the execution file of the application software to the folder set as the transmission folder of BluePorter-V ("C:\Welcat\test_apl" in the above example). ②Next, launch the system menu. On the system menu, select [2:Receive]－［3:IrDA］－[1:Select from list]. < System menu >1:System 6:ID2:WLAN 7:Device3:Network 8:Manage4:Receive 9:Test5:File → < Device type >1:WLAN2:Bluetooth3:IrDA → < Receiving method >1:Select from list2:Wait(HT) ③The Handy Terminal automatically logs in BluePorter-V, displaying the list of downloadable files. Select the files to be downloaded by checking their names. < File list >SAMPLE1.OUTSAMPLE2.OUTExecute MenuF1 F2$

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