LINX 7-5 Turn-Key Application User's Guide - LINX Data Terminals

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Sample #1: ...............................................................................................................................43 Following are the Configuration Steps using the wizard:..........................................44 Sample1 Auto-Generated file for the terminal (Lx75_TK.cfg) .................................52 Sample1 Auto-Generated file for the PC Host (PC_TK.cfg) ....................................58 Sample #2: ...............................................................................................................................60 Sample2 – Host Data file created: .............................................................................72 Sample #3: ...............................................................................................................................72 Sample HOST data file from this application:.........................................................113 Conclusion: 114 iv • Contents LINX 7-5 Turn-Key Application User's Guide
Overview: What is the Turn-Key Application? Why was it developed? The LINX7-5 Turn-Key application is comprised of a PC Windows Host communication suite and a special "Host Mode" enhancement to the LINX7-5 Operating System. Also a windows-based "Configurator Wizard" has been developed to ease the generation of the business logic and terminal to Host communications. This wizard will guide a VAR through the creation of two application control files (.CFG files) that will be used to define the execution of the LINX7-5 terminal and the Host application. The Turn-Key project was proposed and developed to eliminate the "programming expertise" requirements that most LINX7-5 applications impose on the VARS and end users of the terminal. With the new OS and the Host software installed on a PC, the VAR can use the Configurator to create the files to control both the Host PC and the LINX7-5. Once the generated files are loaded on the respective targets, the LINX7-5 and the Host software can be started, resulting in an end-to-end Data collection application - with no programming at either end! If a VAR or end-user has a "logical" mindset and knows the flow of the desired application, he (or she) can create the necessary steps, via the wizard, to implement any T&A, "Work-In-Process" or Access control application! The wizard will generate two .CFG files: “Lx75_TK.cfg” to be downloaded to the terminal and “PC_TK.cfg” that will reside on the Host. What can the Turn-Key Application Do? The Turn-Key application was designed to perform practically any function that is normally executed during a T&A, WIP, or Access Control process. LINX 7-5 Turn-Key Application User's Guide Overview: • 1
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Page 13 and 14: Main Status Monitor Window: Once co
Page 15 and 16: Saving Unsolicited Data Each time y
Page 17 and 18: File Transfer Utility The LINX File
Page 19 and 20: Turn-Key Configurator Entry Screens
Page 21 and 22: Terminal: Program Constraint Option
Page 23 and 24: Entry Fields: Afternoon Break Start
Page 25 and 26: The alignment of the display prompt
Page 27 and 28: The Application Input Configuration
Page 29 and 30: Terminal: MSR Input Qualification S
Page 31 and 32: Note: Whatever name has been define
Page 33 and 34: Prompt for Finger Scan: This option
Page 35 and 36: Fixed Length Field Mode: Start Posi
Page 37 and 38: Terminal: Record Validation Control
Page 39 and 40: Note: Any day that does not have va
Page 41 and 42: Terminal: End of Configuration Scre
Page 43 and 44: However, if not, then a periodic Ho
Page 45 and 46: The Host Validation Record Extract
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Page 49 and 50: Door Access enabled. Local Storage
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Summary of the current configuratio
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COMInDataLen=1 UseBells=0 UseDoor=1
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+MinFKey=1 +MaxFKey=10 +FKeyInRecor
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+FKeyControls[11].Line2=Prompt Line
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SyncTime=03:00 HostValidationMode=0
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For each task, an employee must fir
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Main prompts - Line #1 will display
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Note: “Format as part of record
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F4 (STOP TASK) prompts.. IN (Clock
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No Filtering - defaults used.. Use
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Above: Summary of Current configura
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Press F4 to actually start the JOB.
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Define Desired BELLs.. Set Door (In
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First submenu (START JOB submenu1)
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Bar Code defaults used.. Define thi
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Submenu 1-1 (EMP-ID) Extract field
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Submenu 1-2 (JOB#): Allow Bar Code,
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Submenu 1-2(Job #) No badge filteri
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Submenu 1-3(Proc#) Allow Bar Codes,
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Submenu 1-3(Proc#): Qualifications
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Submenu 1-4(Start JOB): Define prom
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Submenu 1-4(Start-JOB): Inputs qual
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Submenu 1-4(Start JOB): No Time/Day
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Submenu 2-1(ID): Define prompts for
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Submenu 2-1(ID): All inputs qualifi
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Submenu 2-1(ID): No Time/day valida
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Submenu 2-2(Job Number): Default Ba
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Submenu 2-2 (Job Number): Define re
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Submenu 2-3(End Job): Use bar code
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Submenu 2-3(End Job): Define record
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The LINX7-5 control file:”Lx75_TK
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Host application control file: ”P
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