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MK2250 RF Network Configuration B - 13 Table B-6 Encryption Tab Fields Authentication Description Open System (no encryption) Select this option when no data packet encryption is needed over the network. This option provides no security for data transmitted over the network. The window displays only the OK and Cancel buttons. WEP Select this option to use WEP keys for encryption. The window displays several radio buttons and edit buttons to configure the WEP keys. Specify the keylength by selecting the 40-bit or the 128-bit radio button (128-bit is the default). Enter WEP keys in the edit boxes. The number of edit boxes is determined by the selected key length (10 Hex digit value for 40 bit keys, 26 Hex digit values for 128-bit keys). Use the Key radio buttons to configure the four WEP keys. The adapter uses the selected key. Select the ResetKeys button to set the encryption key to the default values. TKIP (WPA) The default Hex digit keys are visible any time they are used. As a security precaution the WEP keys appear in asterisks ("*") within the Encryption key fields. If the associated access point uses an optional Passkey, the "active" adapter WLAN profile must use a Passkey as well. The Passkey is a plain text representation of the WEP keys displayed in the Encryption property window. Use the Passkey to enter WEP key data without having to remember the entire 40-bit (10 character) or 128-bit (26 character) Hex digit string. Tap Passkey. On the Passkey screen, enter an easy-to-remember character string in the range 4 to 32 to use as the WEP algorithm, then select OK. The access point transforms the Passkey string into a set of four WEP keys using MD5 algorithms and displays them in the WEP fields. The selected adapter profile uses these new WEP keys, and behaves as if the keys were entered manually. Select this option for the client adapter to use Wireless Protected Access (WPA) through TKIP. Enter the pre-shared keys in the edit boxes. Tap ClearKey to clear all keys and enter new key values. Tap Passkey to display the Passkey screen. Enter an easy-to-remember 8 to 63 character string.

Section	Page
MK22X0 Series Product Reference Guide	1
Patents	4
Warranty	4
Revision History	5
Table of Contents	5
About This Guide	17
Introduction	17
Configurations	17
Chapter Descriptions	17
Notational Conventions	18
Related Publications	19
Service Information	19
MK22X0 Introduction	21
Overview	21
MK22X0 Parts	21
Touch Screen LCD	21
Speakers and Microphone	21
Scanner Window	22
Function Buttons	22
Access Covers	22
External Ports	24
MK22X0 Features	25
Programmable Function Buttons	25
Bar Code Scanner	25
Software	25
Touch Screen	25
Magnetic Stripe Reader (Optional)	25
Memory	25
Connectivity Options	26
Expansion Card Slot	26
Power Options	26
Mounting Options	26
Symbol Mobility Developer Kits (SMDKs)	26
Bar Code Scanning	27
Scanning Modes	27
Scanning Guidelines	28
Cyclone Omnidirectional	29
Smart Raster	29
Specular Reflection	31
Installation	33
Overview	33
Unpacking the MK22X0	33
Installation Overview	34
MK22X0 Mounting	34
MK22X0 Wall Mounting Options	35
Pole Mounting	38
Connecting the MK22X0	39
AC Power Supply	39
Wired Ethernet Connection	39
Wired RS-232 Setup	43
Peripherals	44
COM Port	44
Connector Pin-Outs	45
Ethernet / Bias-T Port Connections	45
RJ-45 for USB Client Connections	46
Scanner/Printer (RS-232) Port Connections	46
Magnetic Stripe Reader (MSR) Mounting	47
Installing/Removing the RF Card	51
Configuration	53
Overview	53
Remote Configuration using Symbol Remote Device Manager	53
Local Configuration	53
Updating the Device Configuration File	54
Downloading the Configuration File to the MK22X0	55
Rebooting the MK22X0	56
System Menu	57
Setting Defaults Using the System Menu	57
Default Parameters	58
Configuration File Information	58
Applications	58
Communications	60
System Configuration	62
Update	74
Control Panel Configuration Parameters	75
Backlight Settings	75
Button Definitions	76
Date and Time	76
Inactivity Manager	77
Gate Keeper (Password Protection)	78
Volume and Sounds	78
Stylus Settings/Touch Screen Calibration	79
Regional Settings	81
Memory Allocation	82
Remote Device Manager	83
Overview	83
Generating Configuration Files	83
Performing Discovery (Detection) of Devices on a Network	84
Automated Staging/Configuring/Provisioning of Networked Devices	84
Remote Monitoring	84
Remotely Initiating Select Device Functionality	84
Installing the Symbol Remote Device Manager	85
Symbol Remote Device Manager Main Screen	87
Symbol Remote Device Manager Menus	87
Symbol Remote Device Manager Toolbar	89
Row Colors	90
State Icons	90
Filtering Parameters	91
Electronic Serial Number	92
Creating a Configuration File	93
Modifying an Existing Configuration File	94
Retrieving and Modifying a Configuration File from an MK22X0	94
Cloning an MK22X0 Configuration File to Multiple MK22X0s	94
Downloading the Configuration File to the MK22X0 Using the RDM	95
Setting RDM Options	95
Monitoring MK22X0s on a Network	97
Device Information - Info Tab: Detected Device Information	98
Device Information - Software Tab: Version Information	99
Device Information - Storage Tab: Memory Availability and Usage	100
Device Information - Partitions Tab	101
Setting a Static IP Address	102
Managing Static IP Addresses	102
Adding Static IP Addresses	103
Modifying Static IP Addresses	104
Deleting Static IP Addresses	105
DHCP Configuration	106
Enabling DHCP	106
Custom DHCP Options	108
Updating the RDM on the Host Computer	109
Restoring Configuration Parameter Defaults	109
Data Entry Formats	109
Transferring Files to the MK22X0	111
Overview	111
ActiveSync	111
Installing ActiveSync	111
Connecting the MK22X0 to the Host Computer	112
Web Kiosk Software Suite	115
Overview	115
Web Kiosk Software Suite Features	115
Web Kiosk Software Suite	117
Web Kiosk Software Suite Bar Codes	117
Installing the Web Kiosk Software Suite	117
Disabling and Restoring the Web Kiosk Software Suite	118
Starting and Exiting the Web Kiosk Software Suite	119
Web Kiosk Software Suite Structure	119
Customer Application Screens	120
Main Menu Bar	120
Scanning Bar Codes	120
Attract Mode	120
Price Verification	121
CD Listening Station	122
Price Verification Menu Bar	122
Printing	123
Loyalty Program	124
Guided Selling Tool (Select Ink Cartridge)	125
KichenAid Mixer	127
Gift Registry	128
Store Operations Screen	130
Work Schedule Screen	131
Calculator	131
In-Store Messaging	132
Web KSS Source Code Index	137
Screen Layout	137
Printing	137
Scan Engine	138
Magstripe Reader	138
Four Physical Buttons	138
Multi-Media Content	138
Advertising	139
Device Startup	139
Application Version Tracking	139
Network Down - Redirect to an Internal Error Page	139
C# Kiosk Software Suite	141
Overview	141
C# Kiosk Software Suite Features	141
Installing the C# Kiosk Software Suite	142
Loading .NET Compact Framework onto an MK Device	142
Install the C# KSS onto the MK22X0	143
Automated Launching of the C# KSS	143
Auto-loading the .NET Compact Framework at Boot-up Sequence	143
Auto Launching the C# KSS at Power Up	144
C# Kiosk Software Suite Structure	144
Customer Application Screens	145
Main Menu Bar	145
Scanning Bar Codes	145
Attract Mode	146
Price Verification	147
Loyalty Program	147
Guided Selling Tool (Fitting Guide)	148
CD Listening Station	148
Store Operations Screen	149
In-Store Messaging	149
C# KSS Source Code Index	152
Scan Engine Control	152
Screen Layout	152
Button Control	152
Version Tracking	152
Video Playback	153
Automating Launch of the C# KSS	153
Printing on a Zebra QL320 Printer	153
System Features	155
Overview	155
Security Overview	156
Network Security	156
SNMP-Based Remote Monitoring	157
List of Reported Software Component Versions	157
User Application Version Reporting	158
Actions - Custom MIB	159
RegMerge and CopyFiles	160
RegMerge.dll	160
CopyFiles	160
Accessing the Windows® CE Desktop	161
Password Protection (Gate Keeper)	161
Remapping Buttons	162
Button Remapping - Keycode Values	163
Network Time Update: SNTP Client	164
Memory Management	164
Flash: Nonvolatile (Persistent) Memory	164
RAM: Volatile (Non-Persistent) Memory	164
FTP Server	165
FTP Server Registry Parameters	165
Inactivity Application (Screen Saver)	166
SimpleSaver	166
SlideShow	166
Browser Applications - Hiding Toolbars	167
Browser Applications - Handling Network Disconnects	167
Configuring Error Page Redirection	168
Loading Additional Fonts on the MK22X0	169
Using Additional Fonts in Native Applications	169
Using Additional Fonts in Managed Applications	169
Using Additional Fonts in Browser Applications	170
Things to Consider when Using Additional Fonts	170
Input Panel (Virtual Keyboard)	171
Microsoft WordPad	172
Windows Media Player	173
Internet Explorer	174
Browsing the Web	174
Printer Object Test	175
MSR Object Test	176
Scanner Object Test	177
Audio Object Test	178
MicroKiosk Object Test	179
Software Development Environments	181
Overview	181
Symbol Mobility Developer Kits (SMDKs)	181
Symbol Mobility Developer Kit (SMDK) for C	182
Symbol Mobility Developer Kit (SMDK) for the Web	182
PocketBrowser v2.01 for the Web	183
Symbol Mobility Developer Kit (SMDK) for .NET	183
Technical Specifications	185
Technical Specifications	185
MK2250 RF Network Configuration	187
Overview	187
Automated Launch of Aegis Client	187
Aegis Client	188
Persisting Aegis Settings	188
Mobile Companion (11 Mbps Radio)	189
Configuring Mobile Companion	191
Configuring the Default Profile	191
Editing Profiles	192
Persisting Mobile Companion Settings	201
Find WLANs	202
Status	203
Options	206
MK2290 RF Network Configuration	207
Overview	207
Wireless Applications	208
Signal Strength Icon	209
Turning the WLAN Radio On and Off	209
Find WLANs Application	210
Profile Editor Wizard	212
Profile ID	212
Operating Mode	213
Ad-Hoc	215
Security Mode	216
Authentication	217
Tunneled Authentication	218
User Certificate Selection	221
Server Certificate Selection	222
Encryption	227
IP Address Entry	231
Transmit Power	233
Battery Usage	235
Manage Profiles Application	236
Manage Certificates	239
Certificate Properties	239
Import a Certificate	240
Delete a Certificate	240
Manage PACs	241
PAC Properties	241
Delete PAC	241
Wireless Status Application	242
Signal Strength Window	243
Current Profile Window	244
IPv4 Status Window	245
Wireless Log Window	246
Versions Window	247
Wireless Diagnostics Application	248
ICMP Ping Window	249
Graphs	249
Trace Route Window	250
Known APs Window	251
Options	252
Operating Mode Filtering	252
Regulatory Options	253
Band Selection	253
System Options	254
Auto PAC Settings	254
Change Password	255
Export	256
Cold Boot Persistence	257
Registry Settings	258
Log On/Off Application	258
User Already Logged In	258
No User Logged In	259
Rapid Deployment Client	261
Overview	261
Rapid Deployment Window	262
Scanning RD Bar Codes	264
Web Kiosk Software Suite Bar Codes	267
Overview	267
Wide Screen TV	267
DVD Player	268
White Correction Fluid	268
Glue Stick	269
Transparent Tape	269
Standard Staples	270
Tylenol	270
Rolaids	271
CD	271
Color Printer - Ink Cartridge	272
KichenAid Mixer	272
Employee Badge	273
Loyalty Card	273
2D Bar Code (PDF417)	274
C# Kiosk Software Suite Bar Codes	275
Overview	275
Pants UPC-A	275
Transparent Tape	276
CD	276
Employee Badge	277
Loyalty Card	277
Terminal Configuration Manager	279
Overview	279
Starting Terminal Configuration Manager	280
Defining Script Properties	282
Creating the Script for the Hex Image	283
Open a New or Existing Script	283
Copying Components to the Script	283
Saving the Script	284
Building the Image	285
Sending the Hex Image	286
Saving the Script	286
TCM Error Messages	286
Creating a Splash Screen	288
Creating a Splash Screen on Color Terminals	288
OS Upgrade Procedures	289
Overview	289
Upgrade Requirements	289
Hardware Requirements	289
Software Requirements	290
Procedural Requirements	290
IPL Menu Navigation	291
OS Upgrade	292
Monitor Upgrade	292
Partition Table Upgrade	294
Command File Upgrade	295
Calibrating the Screen	298
Update Corona Scanner Engine Firmware	299
Troubleshooting	301
Overview	301
Troubleshooting Notes	301
Troubleshooting	301
OS Upgrade Troubleshooting	306
MK22X0 Version Information	307
Setting Scanner Parameters	309
Overview	309
Enabling and Disabling Symbologies	309
C API	309
ActiveX API (Browser Applications)	309
Default Table	309
Set Default Parameters	314
Index	322
Tell Us What You Think...	331

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MK2250 RF Network Configuration

B - 13

Table B-6

Encryption Tab Fields

Authentication

Description

Open System

(no encryption)

Select this option when no data packet encryption is needed over the network. This option

provides no security for data transmitted over the network. The window displays only the

and

Cancel

buttons.

WEP

Select this option to use WEP keys for encryption. The window displays several radio

buttons and edit buttons to configure the WEP keys.

Specify the keylength by selecting the 40-bit or the 128-bit radio button (128-bit is the

default). Enter WEP keys in the edit boxes. The number of edit boxes is determined by the

selected key length (10 Hex digit value for 40 bit keys, 26 Hex digit values for 128-bit keys).

Use the

Key

radio buttons to configure the four WEP keys. The adapter uses the selected

key. Select the

ResetKeys

button to set the encryption key to the default values.

The default Hex digit keys are visible any time they are used. As a security precaution the

WEP keys appear in asterisks ("*") within the Encryption key fields.

If the associated access point uses an optional Passkey, the "active" adapter WLAN profile

must use a Passkey as well. The Passkey is a plain text representation of the WEP keys

displayed in the Encryption property window. Use the Passkey to enter WEP key data

without having to remember the entire 40-bit (10 character) or 128-bit (26 character) Hex

digit string.

Tap

Passkey

. On the

Passkey

screen, enter an easy-to-remember character string in the

range 4 to 32 to use as the WEP algorithm, then select

. The access point transforms

the Passkey string into a set of four WEP keys using MD5 algorithms and displays them in

the WEP fields. The selected adapter profile uses these new WEP keys, and behaves as if

the keys were entered manually.

TKIP (WPA)

Select this option for the client adapter to use Wireless Protected Access (WPA) through

TKIP. Enter the pre-shared keys in the edit boxes. Tap

ClearKey

to clear all keys and enter

new key values. Tap

Passkey

to display the

Passkey

screen. Enter an easy-to-remember 8

to 63 character string.