Setting

Setting is that it is necessary in the application on the mobile device specify the IP-address of the computer is mounted with a Barcode Terminal Hosting. Also in Barcode Terminal Hosting must specify the folder in which to store files InventoryListFromTCD.xml and InventoryListToTCD.xml , designed for data exchange with the accounting system (eg, TCU). The same folder should indicate in the settings and TCU.

The settings for mobile devices

Right-click on the icon Barcode Terminal Hosting in the system tray and select "Setting"

Fig. 1. Settings Barcode Terminal Hosting

On the tab TCP / IP specified IP-address of your computer and the port that is used for Web services:

Fig. 2. Settings Barcode Terminal Hosting, TCP / IP tab

These values ​​must be specified in the settings Barcode Terminal in the mobile device:

Fig. 3. Settings Barcode Terminal

Settings TCU

Barcode Terminal tab to specify the folder through which will be exchanged xml-files:

Fig. 4. Settings Barcode Terminal Hosting, tab Barcode Terminal

TCU open, go to the References menu - Settings - The "links and paths." Specify the same folder in the setting "Export path for data collection terminal"

Fig 5. Folder setting xml files exchange in TCU

After this, in the same form TCU settings, go to "Other" and select the drop-down list the type of your data collection terminal - mobile device.

Firewall

And in conclusion, it should be open in the firewall incoming TCP port 9002. For example, in the Windows 7 Firewall is done as follows. Go to Control Panel - Firewall Windows - Options - Inbound Rules - New Rule:

Fig. 6. Windows firewall

In the following form select "To Port"

Fig 7. Creating a rule for incoming TCP connection to port 9002

Next, specify the port number 9002

Fig. 8. Creating a rule for incoming TCP connection to port 9002

Then select "Allow the connection" and assign a name the rule "ANDRIY.CO Barcode Terminal Hosting". Save the rule by clicking "Finish". As a result, the list of Windows Firewall rules should be a new rule:

Fig. 9. Creating a rule for incoming TCP connection to port 9002

The configuration is finished, you can begin.

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