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Chapter 4: Emulation Parameters 37Chapter 4: Emulation ParametersChange how the Client interacts with the host using the Configuration Manager utility, whichprovides an organized list of parameters that you can modify. These may include COM portusage, display, logging, or scanner options.Use the product configuration utility or the TE Client Avalanche software package to accessthe Configuration Manager. Use the Configuration Manager to modify the emulationparameters and save it to a new configuration file. When you download the new configurationfile to the mobile device, the existing configuration file is overwritten.Emulation parameters can be applied globally for all host connections, or set on a per-hostbasis:• Global Emulation Parameters. Global emulation parameters apply to all of the hostprofiles with which you have configured a Client. When you choose to modify globalemulation parameters, you access and use Configuration Manager to modify theTermcfg.bin configuration file. Configuration Manager displays the name of the filethat it is modifying in the title bar.• Per-host Emulation Parameters. Per-host emulation parameters apply only to a specifichost profile. Any parameters changed on a per-host basis will override global parameters.You can access the emulation parameters for a specific host profile through the HostProfiles dialog box. When you choose to modify per-host emulation parameters, you accessand use Configuration Manager to modify the Hostcfg.bin configuration file.Configuration Manager displays the name of the file that it is modifying in the title bar.NOTE: Per-host parameters are a subset of parameters. Not all TE Client emulationparameters are available for modification on a per-host basis.The left pane of the Configuration Manager displays the emulation parameters that you canmodify. The emulation parameters are grouped by category. When you select a parameter inthe left pane, information about the parameter displays in the right pane.
Chapter 4: Emulation Parameters 38Emulation Parameter InformationAccess the Configuration Manager either through Avalanche or ActiveSync, depending on themethod you use to install the Client.• Using the Configuration Manager with Avalanche• Using the Configuration Manager with Microsoft ActiveSyncIf you want to copy emulation parameters from one device configuration (or Avalanchepackage) to another, you can export them. For instructions, see Exporting and ImportingSettings on page 9.Using the Configuration Manager with AvalancheIf you use Avalanche to install the TE Client on the mobile device, use the Avalanche Consoleto access the Configuration Manager and modify emulation parameters. You can editemulation parameters on a global or a per-host basis.To edit global emulation parameters from the Avalanche Console:1 On the host system, launch the Avalanche Console.2 In the Profiles tab, select the profile that contains the TE Client package.3 In the Software Packages area, select the TE Client software package and click Configure.The Configure Software Package dialog box appears.4 From the list, select Emulation Parameters and click Launch.The Configuration Manager appears.
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