1.             Note:

                Throughout this FECO a SPACE in a string is shown by a Ñ .

                All other spaces are purely cosmetic.

2.            This FECO details the installation of a Symbol PDT 3100 Hand Held Data

                Capture Unit (HHDCU) on a Motorola system running AIX.

3.             A project plan must be completed which should include a check on the disk space.

4.            The Symbol PDT 3100 HHDCU has a 35 key keyboard and a 4 line display.

                The head scans to the left or right. It is designed as a Portable data Terminal (PDT) to capture
                data in warehouses goods in/out etc, then be placed in the cradle, and download the data to the
                system.

5.            PDT 3100 SPECIFICATIONS

                Dimensions: 4- or 8-line with display with 1-D scanning:1.9" D x 3" W x 9.38" H/4.8 cm
                D x 7.6 cm W x 23.83 cm H

                Weight: 15.5oz./440 gm to 16.9oz./480 gm

                ESD: 15 kV electrostatic discharge to all surfaces without loss of data

                Drop: Unit functions normally after 4-ft./1.2m drop to concrete

                Operating Temperature: 32° to 104°F/0° TO 40°C

                Storage Temperature: -4° to 140°F/-20° TO 60°C

                Humidity: 0% to 95% noncondensing at 122°F/50°C

                Microprocessor: 80c88 type (8 MHz/V25)

                ROM: System EPROM 128 KB (operating system of DOS, BIOS, and terminal diagnostics)

                Non-Volatile Memory: 256K for program storage in a protected area

                RAM Memory: Up to 7.6 MB for data and/or program storage

                Keyboard: 21-key hard key cap; 35 key, or 46-key conductive rubber; side alpha-shift key and
                scan trigger

                Display: 4-line or 8-line by 20 characters, supertwist (STN) LCD, back light, reverse video,
                double-high and double-wide characters

                Real-Time Clock: Time and Date stamping under software control

                Interfaces: DE9: tethered laser scanner or contact wand; RJ-41: for cradle or cable interface<

                RJ-41: Limited RS-232-C communications capable of transmission speeds from 150 bps to
                38.4 kbps (software selectable)

                Optional Laser Module: Scanning module rotates 180° for right or left-handed operation;
                supports one-dimensional bar codes only; standard and long-range models

                Communications/Charging Adapter: Provides trickle charging of NiCd batteries and provides
                full RS232C voltages and signals

                Single Slot Cradle FullRS232C, 25 pin connector, optional internal modem;Rapid charging
                90 mins NiCd, 120 mins. NiMH

                Power: 9-volt alkaline battery; Rechargeable NiCd battery pack; High capacity NiMH battery pack

6.             PDT 3100 KEYBOARD

                 This model has 35 keys, other variants are 21 or 46 keys. The keys are multifunctional and may
                 require the press of the FUNC or ALPH key to give the desired input; as well as using the
                 normal shift key.

7.              PDT 3100 BOOT

                            Cold Boot

                                            Press and hold                 SPACE          FUNC Ý           keys

    Press and release            PWR                                     key

                                            Release                          SPACE           FUNC Ý            keys

                                            Press and hold                  \                       +                  keys

                                            Press and release            PWR                                      key

                                            Release                              \                      +                  keys

8.            PDT 3100 INSTALLATION

8.1.         Connect the Cradle to COM1, 9 pin D Type, by means of a cable type BO1.

                This MUST have a thin low profile cover on the end, to ensure proper connection.

8.2.         Install the PDT in the Cradle

8.3.        Connect the PSU to the Cradle and switch on.

8.4.        If necessary allow the PDT 3100 to charge up fully.

9.           COM1 SET UP

               Set up COM1 for 9600 8 I N XON XOFF

10.          C RUNTIME TAPE

10.1.      To load the C Run Time Tape

10.2.        See the Project Plan to determine directory, to load it into, in para 10.4

10.3.        Login to root.

10.4.        Enter cd Ñ <DIRECTORY> <CR>

10.5.        Enter tar Ñ x v f Ñ /dev /r m t ? <CR> where ? is tape id.

10.6.        Enter smit Ñ install <CR>

10.7.        Select Install & Update follow prompts or <CR> and the system will install.

11.           SCANNER SCRIPTS.

11.1.        Login to bml

11.2.        Enter password

11.3.        Enter cd Ñ bin <CR>

11.4.        Enter tar Ñ x vof Ñ /dev /r m t ? <CR>

11.5        Associated Programs.

                To cope with ports to other systems, other programs & scripts are required to work with the
                rscan replacement program.

                These are:

                            UVgetdefs                                to get the final settings of a specific ttylabel.

                            UVls                                         to get the file ownership of the required device.

                            UVpmadm                                to get the ttylabel of the required port.

                            UVsort                                      to sort various pieces of information.

                            BCRGrabDeviceDriver              to claim & lock the port to prevent system o/s interference.

                            BCRReleaseDeviceDriver         to unlock & release the port to the system.

            Enter exit <CR>

            Login to root

            Enter cd Ñ / charisma1 / users / bml / bin <CR>

            Enter chown Ñ root Ñ BCR* <CR>

            Enter chmod Ñ 774 Ñ UV* <CR>

            Enter chmod Ñ 774 Ñ BCR* <CR>

            Enter chmod Ñ u+s Ñ UV* <CR>

            Enter chmod Ñ u+s Ñ BCR* <CR>

            Enter exit <CR>

            Login to bml

11.6.   Enter rscan Ñ - v      Screen displays version number.

            Ensure version is 2.1.1 or greater.

12.      IMPLEMENTOR.
            The implementor at this point will configure the PDT 3100 for use, and test for function.

13        TEST PDT 3100

13.1.   Once set up, pressing the PWR button brings up the main menu, shown below

            To select an option, highlight it, using 1 2 or 3, Ý or ß keys; then press ENTER.

13.2.   Select Option 1, STOCK ISSUE, by highlighting, then press ENTER.

13.3.   At prompt FILE , enter a filename, eg STKISSU.

13.4.   At prompt Bar, point scanner left or right, at the target bar code and press the Black Buttons on
            each side.

            A bleep indicates a successful read and decode.

13.5.   At prompt Batch, either enter a Batch Number and press ENTER; or just press ENTER.

13.6.   Repeat 13.3 and 13.4 till you have successfully read several different bar codes.

13.7.    To return to the main menu press FUNCT, then ENTER.

13.8.    Place PDT 3100 in the Cradle.

13.9.    From the main menu select 3 REMOTE CONTROL and ensure that the details displayed are
             correct. Enter the filename to download e.g. STKISSU

             Then press ENTER.

13.10   On the system log to bml

13.11   Enter the password.

13.13    The data is downloaded from the HHDUU to the system file.

14.     Warning 1.

          Do not remove the LDT from the cradle if the COMM light is flashing as it indicates that data is
          being transmitted or a command is being received.

15     Warning 2.

         A log file named RscanLog_ppp will also be created to give a summary of the communication
         with the scanner, where ppp is the same as for the debug file.

        Data is appended to this file for each communication with the scanner, so it must be
       checked regularly by the system administrator to prevent it becoming too large.

16.  Complete all documentation