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vi Psion Teklogix Mobile Devices SDK Developers Guide
20.7.2 Single-Click Events And Double-Click Events...................................................184
20.8 Trigger Control API Elements............................................................................184
Chapter 21: Wireless Local-Area Networking
21.1 Wireless Local-Area Networking (WLAN)...............................................................187
21.1.1 Radios Supported................................................................................187
21.1.2 Configuring WLAN Through The Control Panel.................................................187
21.1.3 Wireless Zero Config............................................................................187
21.1.4 Summit Client Utility............................................................................187
21.1.5 Odyssey Access Client by Juniper Networks.....................................................187
21.2 Availability Of API Libraries.............................................................................188
21.3 Encryption For Data Transmission.......................................................................188
21.3.1 Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Keys..........................................................188
21.4 Connection State Parameters.............................................................................188
21.4.1 Received Signal Strength Indicator—RSSI ......................................................188
21.4.2 Transmit Power..................................................................................188
21.4.3 Network adaptor Name..........................................................................189
21.5 Summit Radio Features ..................................................................................189
21.5.1 Summit Mode ...................................................................................189
21.5.2 Wireless Zero Config Mode (WZC).............................................................189
21.5.3 Changing Between Modes.......................................................................189
21.6 WLAN API Elements....................................................................................189
Chapter 22: Wireless Wide-Area Networking
22.1 Wireless Wide-Area Networking (WWAN)..............................................................193
22.2 PsionTeklogix Computers Supporting WWAN ..........................................................193
22.3 Supported WWAN Modems .............................................................................193
22.3.1 Multiplexing.....................................................................................194
22.3.2 Virtual Serial Port...............................................................................194
22.3.2.1 Using The Virtual Serial Port..........................................................194
22.3.2.2 Configuration .........................................................................194
22.3.2.3 AT Commands........................................................................195
22.3.2.4 Entering AT Commands in Windows CE..............................................195
22.3.3 Dial-up Data Connections.......................................................................196
22.3.3.1 Dial-up Data in GSM Networks.......................................................196
22.3.3.2 Dial-up Data in UMTS Networks......................................................197
22.3.3.3 Dial-up Data in CDMA Networks.....................................................197
22.3.3.4 Dial-up Data in iDEN Networks.......................................................197
22.3.4 Packet Data......................................................................................197
22.3.5 Summary Of Modem Differences................................................................198
22.3.6 GSM Power Driver..............................................................................198
22.4 Initializing WWAN......................................................................................199
22.4.1 Checking The Initialization Status Of The WWAN Driver.......................................199
22.4.2 WWAN Driver Status Flags.....................................................................199
22.4.3 Initializing The WWAN Driver..................................................................201
22.5 Closing WWAN .........................................................................................205
22.6 Connecting To The Internet..............................................................................205
22.6.1 Windows CE 5.0 Connection....................................................................206
22.6.2 WindowsMobile 5.0 And WindowsMobile 6 Connection.......................................209
22.6.3 The DbGprs.csv File.............................................................................209
- Psion Teklogix 1
- Mobile Devices SDK 1
- What is RoHS? 4
- RoHS Logo 4
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
- Chapter 6: Power Management 6
- Chapter 7: Display 6
- Chapter 8: Indicators 6
- Chapter 9: Keyboard 6
- Chapter 10: Peripherals 6
- Chapter 15: Serial Ports 8
- Chapter 16: Sound 9
- Chapter 18: Total Recall 9
- Chapter 19: Windows Shell 9
- Chapter 20: Trigger Control 9
- Contents 10
- INTRODUCTION 1 13
- 1.1 About This Manual 15
- 1.2 Text Conventions 16
- 1.3 Development Environments 17
- 1.4 Windows Versions 17
- 1.5.1 Reset Types and Effects 18
- 1.5.2 Reset Methods 19
- Chapter 1: Introduction 20
- Reset Methods 20
- Non-Psion Teklogix Computers 21
- THE C++ LIBRARY 2 23
- 2.2 Development Platforms 26
- 2.3 Getting Started in C++ 26
- 2.4 Troubleshooting 27
- 2.5 Online Help 28
- THE JAVA LIBRARY 3 29
- 3.2 Development Platforms 31
- 3.1 Packages List 31
- 3.3 Getting Started in Java 32
- THE .NET LIBRARY 4 33
- 4.1 Namespaces List 35
- 4.2 Development Platforms 36
- 4.3 Getting Started in .NET 36
- 4.4 Wizards 37
- 4.5 Online Help 38
- BACKLIGHT 5 39
- 5.1 Backlighting 41
- Chapter 5: Backlight 43
- Range Of 45
- Default 45
- 5.3 Backlight API Elements 46
- POWER MANAGEMENT 6 47
- 6.1 Battery Power Management 49
- 6.1.2 Events 50
- 6.1.3 Power-on Keyguard 50
- 6.1.4 Reset Key 50
- 6.1.5 Battery Information 50
- 6.2 Card Slots 51
- Chapter 6: Power Management 54
- DISPLAY 7 57
- 7.1 Display 59
- 7.2 Display API Elements 60
- INDICATORS 8 61
- 8.1 Indicators 63
- 8.2 Using LED Colours 63
- 8.3 Controlling Pulses 64
- 8.5 Indicator API Elements 64
- KEYBOARD 9 65
- 9.1 Keyboard 67
- 9.2 Keyboard Remapping 68
- Chapter 9: Keyboard 69
- Keyboard Remapping 69
- Key Scan Code Name 72
- 9.3 Key Insertion 74
- Key Insertion API Elements 75
- PERIPHERALS 10 77
- 10.1 Overview 79
- 10.2 Definition Of Terms 79
- 10.3 Events 79
- 10.5 Docking Station 79
- 10.6 Tether Ports 80
- 10.7 Peripheral API Elements 80
- PERMANENT STORAGE 11 81
- 11.1 Permanent Storage 83
- EMOTE ACCESS SERVICE) 12 85
- 12.1 Overview 87
- 12.2 RAS Architecture 87
- 12.4 RAS API Elements 88
- REMOTE SOCKETS 13 89
- 13.1 Overview 91
- 13.2 802.11 Systems 91
- 13.3 Narrowband Radio Systems 91
- Chapter 13: Remote Sockets 92
- 13.4 Technical References 94
- SCANNERS 14 95
- 14.1 Overview 97
- Scanner Connections 98
- Chapter 14: Scanners 101
- Configuring Through The SDK 101
- Code 39 Settings 109
- Trioptic Code Settings 112
- Code 128 Settings 114
- EAN 13 Settings 116
- 14.4 Reading Bar Codes 162
- Controlling A Bar Code Scan 163
- SERIAL PORTS 15 165
- 15.1 Overview 167
- Chapter 15: Serial Ports 168
- 15.8 Java 170
- 15.9 Serial Port API Elements 170
- SOUND 16 171
- 16.1 Sound Hardware 173
- 16.2 Playing Beeps 173
- 16.4 Sound API Elements 174
- SYSTEM INFORMATION 17 175
- 17.1 System Information 177
- 17.2 Machine Type 177
- 17.3 Model 178
- TOTAL RECALL 18 181
- 18.1 Total Recall 183
- 18.3 Backup Profile 183
- 18.4 Profile Types 183
- 18.5 Profile Content 183
- 18.7 Restoring Profiles 184
- 18.8 Troubleshooting 185
- WINDOWS SHELL 19 187
- 19.1 Windows Shell 189
- 19.2 Setting Windows Security 189
- Chapter 19: Windows Shell 190
- System Security API Elements 190
- 20.1 Overview 193
- 20.2 Definition Of Terms 193
- 20.4 Trigger Source IDs 193
- 20.5 Trigger Associations 194
- 20.6 Double-Clicks 195
- 20.7 Events 195
- 20.7.1 Simulated Events 196
- 21.1.1 Radios Supported 199
- 21.1.3 Wireless Zero Config 199
- 21.1.4 Summit Client Utility 199
- 21.5 Summit Radio Features 201
- 21.6 WLAN API Elements 201
- 22.3 Supported WWAN Modems 205
- 22.3.1 Multiplexing 206
- 22.3.2 Virtual Serial Port 206
- Virtual Serial Port 207
- 22.3.4 Packet Data 209
- 22.4 Initializing WWAN 211
- WWAN Driver Status Flags 212
- .NETapplication 214
- 22.5 Closing WWAN 217
- Windows CE 5.0 Connection 218
- for more information 220
- 22.6.3 The DbGprs.csv File 221
- 22.6.5 Roaming 222
- 22.6.8 Connecting To A VPN 223
- 22.7 Access Flags 224
- 22.9 WWAN API Elements 226
- 22.10.1 SMS API Elements 227
- WWAN Supplementary Services 228
- 22.12.4 Making A Phone Call 232
- 22.12.5 Voice Call States 234
- Voice Call States 235
- Processing Voice Calls 238
- 22.13 Phone Books 242
- 22.13.2 Phone Book Types 244
- 22.14 Resource Materials 245
- APPENDIX A 247
- Java Utilities 248
- Appendix A: Resources 249
- Manuals and URLs 249
- APPENDIX B 251
- FFUART (REG_DWORD) 252
- PCMCIA (REG_DWORD) 252
- USB (REG_DWORD) 252
- Appendix B: Registry Keys 253
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