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LINX VII-5 Data Sheet - LINX Data Terminals

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<strong>LINX</strong> <strong>VII</strong>-5<br />

The<strong>LINX</strong><strong>VII</strong>-5 isaversatileterminal,<br />

offeringunparalleled programmability<br />

packaged inthesame rugged<strong>LINX</strong>case that<br />

has proven itselfoverdecades of usein all<br />

types ofenvironments.<br />

Whatsets this terminalapartfrom therestof<br />

the <strong>LINX</strong> terminallineis the integralweb<br />

serverand FTPserver. This allows the<br />

terminal to serveweb pages toabrowser,orto<br />

transfer files to otherdevices using FTP. This<br />

standardTCPcommunicationcapabilitygives<br />

the terminalenhanced diagnosticandremote<br />

managementcapabilities.<br />

Theterminal can beconfigured withastaticIP<br />

address ordynamically with DHCP,allowing it<br />

to be placed into networks ofmany different<br />

topologies.<br />

Applications can be created inawiderangeof<br />

differentwaysto suit any developer’s skill<br />

level. Fivedifferentdevelopmenttools can be<br />

used to develop any application.<br />

Thefirst way of using the terminalis to write<br />

an application thatruns onthehostcomputer,<br />

usingHCLsoftwarethatcommunicates with<br />

the <strong>LINX</strong><strong>VII</strong>-5 andtreats itas an I/Odevice.<br />

Thesecond typeofapplication, and themost<br />

powerfulone,isaCprogram.<br />

Thethird application typerequires only<br />

minimal programming skills.It uses scripting<br />

orcanned applicationprograms.<br />

Thefourthtype isacompleteend-to-end,<br />

turnkey systemthatuses aconfigurator tool to<br />

developtheterminaland thehost<br />

communication and controlapplication.<br />

Andthefifthwayofusing the terminalis to<br />

setitupasaVT-100terminalemulator.<br />

This flexibility in programming gives the<br />

<strong>LINX</strong><strong>VII</strong>-5unparalleled utility in the office,<br />

ontheshop floor, inhealthcare, and many<br />

other environments.


Hardware Specifications<br />

MainMemory: 16MBSDRAM<br />

Non-volatileProgramStorage:2MB Flash<br />

Non-volatileMemory: 0.5MB battery-backed<br />

SRAM<br />

Real-timeclockto provide non-volatiletime<br />

and dateinformation<br />

3Opto-isolateddigitalinputlines<br />

1Relaycontrolline<br />

3TTLdigitaloutput lines<br />

Mylar speaker for audio tones<br />

2“Full” RS232serialports<br />

10/100 Mbit Ethernetinterface<br />

Optional integral magstripe slot reader<br />

Optional integral slot reader for standard<br />

linear bar codes: visiblelightor IR<br />

Keypads<br />

One-piecesealedpolyester with tactile<br />

feedback<br />

24keynumericwith 8F-keys<br />

63keyalphanumericwith10F-keys<br />

Display<br />

Liquid crystalsupertwist, 5x7dot<br />

matrix,.165”&.155 char size<br />

2x40backlit<br />

Optionalextendedtemperaturerange<br />

(-4F to 140F)<br />

1501 10th Street, Suite 110-Plano, TX 75074<br />

972-964-7090<br />

Software Specifications<br />

Type 1-<br />

Hostcomputerdrivenapps<br />

Host Control Mode(HCL): The controllingprogram<br />

runson ahost computerrather thanonthe terminal<br />

itself.<br />

Automator Mode: Asimpler to useversionofHost<br />

ControlMode<br />

Type 2- Nativeterminalmode<br />

Native Mode: Uses a“C” cross-compiler todevelop<br />

programsthatrundirectlyunder the controlofthe<br />

terminal’s OS. Itisdownloadedto flashmemory.<br />

Type 3- Simplified Programming Language<br />

Modes<br />

ScriptedMode: <strong>LINX</strong>Script offers nearlycomplete<br />

controloftheterminalbut without thecomplexitiesof<br />

Native, HCL, orAutomator modes. Theonlytools<br />

neededareanFTPclientandatext editor.<br />

Programming experience ishelpful.<br />

SPI: TheSimplifiedProgrammingInterfaceisusable<br />

bynon-programmerswhilestilloffering afairlyhigh<br />

degree of control.AnSPIprogramis simply asetof<br />

rulesthatdescribeswhattheterminal shoulddisplay<br />

and whattype of input should be acceptedfrom the<br />

user. RequiresonlyanFTPclientand atext editor.<br />

ITAS:IntegratedTimeandAttendanceisthemost<br />

basicmode.Itdoesnotrequire anyprogramming at<br />

all asit istabledriven.<strong>LINX</strong> also providesaWindows<br />

based programthatcan prepareITAS configuration<br />

files.<br />

Type 4- End-ToEnddevelopment requiring no<br />

programmingknowledge<br />

TurnkeySystem: A“wizard”developmenttool that<br />

generatescontrol files for thefollowingprograms:<br />

1.Aprogramthat residesinthe <strong>LINX</strong> <strong>VII</strong>-5<br />

2.Ahostcommunicationand managementcontrol<br />

programthat runsonthe host windows computer.<br />

Itdoesnot requirethedeveloperto be a<br />

programmer, butonlyto be“PC literate”and<br />

understandtheuser application.<br />

TheTurnkey systemprovidesacomplete end-to-end<br />

solution to your applicationneeds, whether theyare<br />

onlineor batch.It offersfull accesstoallterminal<br />

functionsand provides arobusthostcomputer<br />

controlprogram.<br />

Type 5- TerminalEmulation<br />

(C)Copyright2011 <strong>LINX</strong><strong>Data</strong><strong>Terminals</strong>,Inc.<br />

Allrightsreserved Rev09/2011<br />

Specificationssubjecttochange withoutnotice<br />

VT100Telnet: Thisterminal emulation programis<br />

availabletoany host thathas aTelnet server.Inthis<br />

modethe terminal actsand appearsas aVT100<br />

terminal.

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