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The Port Number is part of the address of the Connection Host and is used in addition to the Connection
Host URL above. Think of the port number as like a PO Box number in a mailing address.
By using different ports, a single computer running on a single IP address can support multiple server
functions, for example it can be an FTP server (port 21), an HTTP web server (port 80), a telnet server (port
23), a SMTP mail server (port 25), etc.
Options
The default setting of 80 allows the Terminal to connect with Worth Data's demo “cloud application”
running on the worthdata.net website. If you are running your own web-based connection host or cloud
server, you will probably want to use 80 as well.
If you want to use the Windows-based Connection Host program running on your LAN, you will probably
need to use a port other than 80 (current versions of Windows typically prevent application from using port
80). When you run our Windows-based demos, port 8080 is suggested and used by default.
In general, set the Host Port Number to match the port being used by the Connection Host. If you are
running the Connection Host program locally on your LAN rather than using the Worth Data internet-based
connection host or your own internet-based connection host installed on your web site, this will need to be
set to other than 80 (try 8080 and the Connection Host program set to match). Otherwise, do not change
unless you know exactly what you are doing.
User Name demo
Default: demo
Description
Part of Application Server access key system. In order to connect with an Application Server, settings for
User Name, Server ID, and Password must all be set identically in the Application Server and all Terminals
that use this Application Server.
The Connection Host does not use this setting and simply passes the User Name on to connected Terminals
and Application Servers.
Note: Application Servers are custom programs you build using the provided ActiveX control. “User Name”
is one of the required properties to set in the ActiveX control.
Options
Enter any text you like here (up to 12 characters), as long as exactly the same User Name is set in the
Application Server you want the Terminal to connect with.
Password password
Default: password
Description
Part of Application Server access key system. In order to connect with an Application Server, settings for
User Name, Server ID, and Password must all be set identically in the Application Server and all Terminals
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- 7802 WiFi Terminal 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 1: Installation 8
- Chapter 2: RF System Setup 13
- Wi-Fi Configuration 15
- Terminal Configuration 15
- Network Mask 255.255.255.000 16
- Access Point Configuration 17
- Connection Host Configuration 19
- User Name demo 20
- Password password 20
- Rev. 100 Mode 21
- Bar Code Options 23
- RS-232 Settings: 26
- Bluetooth Settings: 27
- Date & Time Setting 28
- Speaker Settings 29
- Laser Options 30
- LCD Options 30
- Other Settings 31
- System Tools 33
- System Components 34
- Architecture 35
- Communication 39
- How Site Survey works 40
- Performance Issues 40
- Overview 44
- Plan Your Application 44
- Demo/Test Servers 45
- Failure Planning 47
- Parts of the System 48
- How To Use Local Test Server 54
- Install Cloud Server 57
- How To Use The Cloud Server 58
- Tutorials 60
- Connection Host 61
- Operating Mode 63
- Batch Mode 64
- Command 69
- Command function 69
- 1 Data Transmitted ** 75
- Last Termination of 75
- CR (ASCII 13) 75
- 1 Check Back BEL (ASCII 07) 78
- WD7802Term/ActiveX 79
- Concepts – WD7802Term ActiveX 80
- OnTermData event is 81
- Methods – WD7802Term ActiveX 83
- ActiveTerminal by 84
- (deprecated) 85
- Events – WD7802Term ActiveX 89
- Chapter 6: Batch Programming 92
- Statement Types Reference 94
- Statement Details Reference 95
- Date (date stamp) 96
- Print (printer output) 98
- Arithmetic 99
- Transmit Data 99
- Statement Field Details 100
- Voice Message Numbers 101
- Data Type 103
- Maximum Data Length 103
- Minimum Data Length 103
- Upload Prefix 104
- Input Device 104
- Yes/Next Statement 104
- No/End Statement 104
- 1. Data field identification 105
- 2. Timing Delays 105
- Upload Suffix 106
- Chapter 7: Portable Printers 107
- Zebra QL 3 Printer 108
- Tips for Using Voice Prompts 109
- ITEM #01 110
- QUANTITY #02 110
- LOW BATTERIES #98 110
- TRANSMISSION FAILED #99 110
- Chapter 9: Troubleshooting 111
- Terminal Error Messages 112
- Wi-Fi RF Terminal Problems 114
- Problems reading Bar Codes 114
- Problems with Voice Prompts 115
- If you still have a problem… 115
- RMA #XXXXXX 116
- Worth Data Inc 116
- 623 Swift St 116
- Santa Cruz, CA 95060 116
- 831-458-9938 116
- Appendix: Firmware Upgrades 117
- ISBN 0-553-37062 127
- If the code 128
- Position 128
- 10 digit code 128
- Laser Scanners 132
- Appendix: Cable Pin-outs 134
- Full ASCII Equivalent Table 136
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