Intermec Trakker Antares 2455 User manual

Trakker Antares®
2455 Vehicle-Mount
Terminal
Quick Start Guide

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Corporate Headquarters
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Everett, WA 98203
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Contents
About This Guide................................................................................................................5
Introducing the Trakker Antares 2455 Terminals ................................................................ 5
Unpacking the Terminal......................................................................................... 6
Accessories for the Terminal ................................................................................... 7
Getting Started .................................................................................................................... 8
Installing the Terminal and Connecting Devices.................................................................. 9
Locating the Terminal Ports ................................................................................. 10
Attaching the Antenna.......................................................................................... 11
Installing the Mounting Bracket on the Vehicle.................................................... 11
Installing the Keyboard......................................................................................... 13
Attaching the 2455 to the Mounting Bracket........................................................ 14
Installing and Connecting the DC Power Supply.................................................. 16
Attaching a Scanner .............................................................................................. 17
Connecting to Serial Devices ................................................................................ 17
Charging the Backup Battery................................................................................ 18
Connecting to an RF Network ............................................................................. 19
Using the Menu System to Configure the Terminal.............................................. 20
Choosing Your TE 2000 Application....................................................... 21
Using the Function Keypad ............................................................................................... 22
Using the Keyboard ........................................................................................................... 22
Using the Status Lights ...................................................................................................... 22
Developing Applications for the Terminal ......................................................................... 23
Specifications..................................................................................................................... 23
Where to Go From Here ................................................................................................... 24

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About This Guide
The purpose of this quick start guide is to help you install the 2455 and set
basic configuration parameters so you can start using the terminal. You
may need to refer to additional Intermec documents to configure the 2455
for your data collection network. For a list of documents, see “Where to
Go From Here” on the last page of this guide.
Introducing the Trakker Antares 2455 Terminals
The Trakker Antares®2455 is a programmable vehicle-mount data
collection terminal that communicates in a radio frequency (RF) network.
You use these terminals to run client/server applications, TE 2000
terminal emulation applications, or Data Collection Browser
(dcBrowser), which lets you run web-based applications.
The 2455 with an IEEE 802.11b radio installed is Wi-Fi certified for
interoperability with other 802.11b wireless LAN devices.
The 2455 provides wireless communications to a host either through the
access points and the Intermec Gateway or DCS 30X, or directly through
the access points. The 2455 also has a serial port to communicate with
other devices via RS-232 serial communications.
1
2
3
4
5
6
2455G.001
T2455
Trakker Antares 2455 Vehicle-Mount Terminal

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Trakker Antares 2455 Features
Callout
Number Description
1 Mounting bracket to mount the terminal on the vehicle in an unlimited
number of positions and viewing angles.
2 Adjustable antenna supports RF communications.
3 Status lights provide power, keyboard, data, network, and scanning
information.
4 25-line by 80-character screen with either an LCD CGA or
electroluminescent (EL) CGA display.
5 Integrated function keypad provides function keys to support scanned
data entry so you can operate the terminal without an accessory
keyboard.
6 Accessory keyboard (ordered separately) with keyboard overlay that can
be mounted to the terminal or mounted in a separate location on the
vehicle.
The 2455 ships with these other standard features:
• 512K RAM reserved for applications
• 750K flash drive to store user applications and files
• Scanner port to attach a scanner
• Serial port for RS-232 communications with other RS-232 devices
In addition to the standard features, your 2455 may have these optional
features:
• 4MB flash memory, configured as an additional 2MB flash drive for
custom applications (except .BIN files) and files, pre-loaded with
different Asian fonts, or used for 802.1x security
• Extended SRAM storage drive (2MB or 4MB) to store files
• Cold-temperature terminal (heater installed)
• UDP Plus (Intermec Gateway or DCS 30X network), WTP, TCP/IP,
or TCP/IP with 802.1x security network protocol
• TE 2000 application for IBM 5250, IBM 3270, or
VT100/200/320/340 ANSI or Data Collection Browser (dcBrowser)
application.
Unpacking the Terminal
When you remove the terminal from its box, save the box and shipping
material in case you need to ship or store the terminal. Check the contents
of the box against the invoice for completeness and contact your local
Intermec service representative if there is a problem.

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5
6
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2455G.002
Trakker Antares
®
2455 Vehicle-Mount
Termi n a l
Quick Start Guide
2455 Shipping Box Contents
Callout
Number Description
1 Trakker Antares 2455 Vehicle-Mount Terminal
2 Antenna
3 Mounting bracket
4 Documentation
5 Mounting bracket hardware
6 2455 DC power supply cable
7 Keyboard overlay
Accessories for the Terminal
You can use the following accessories (sold and ordered separately) with
the Trakker Antares 2455 vehicle-mount terminal.
2455 Accessories
Accessory Description
AC power
supply
Use the AC power supply to power the terminal when it is in the
desktop mounting stand. The AC power supply is only for use in
clean, dry office-like environments with temperatures from 10°C
to 40°C (50°F to 104°F). You can order the power supply with a
North American power cord (P/N 065236). If you are using the
terminal outside North America, you can order the power supply
without a power cord (P/N 073941) and purchase the appropriate
power cord for your local power source.
AC power
supply adapter
cable
Use the AC power supply adapter cable (P/N 066842) to connect
the AC power supply to the 2455.

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2455 Accessories (continued)
Accessory Description
DC power
supply
There are two DC power supply kits that you can use to power
the terminal when it is mounted to a vehicle:
• Low-voltage input kit (10 to 36 VDC) (P/N 067698)
• High-voltage input kit (15 to 96 VDC) (P/N 067699)
Desktop
mounting
stand
The desktop mounting stand (P/N 067431) attaches to your
terminal to provide a stable desktop platform. The desktop
mounting stand is useful when you have the terminal connected to
your PC to develop applications.
Keyboard The alphanumeric keyboard (P/N 067028) supports a subset of
the available keys on a PC-AT keyboard. The 2455 ships with a
keyboard overlay to match the application or language you
ordered: English, Western European, or one of the three TE 2000
terminal emulation options. You must use the keyboard accessory
with the Intermec TE 2000 terminal emulation applications.
Keyboard
adapter cable
The adapter cable (P/N 066848) lets you use a standard PC-AT
keyboard for customer applications and system configuration on
the terminal. You can attach the adapter cable to the keyboard
cable connector and to the 2455.
Scanner cables Use the scanner cables to connect a scanning device such as the
1550 and 1551 laser scanners.
Portable
printer cables
Use the specific portable printer cable to connect a Codewriter
4102 (P/N 067642) or an O’Neil MicroFlash3 printer (P/N
067643) to the COM1 serial port.
RS-232 null-
modem
adapter cable
The adapter cable (P/N 066847) allows you to communicate with
other RS-232 devices, such as scales, PCs, and printers, through
the COM1 serial port.
Getting Started
The 2455 has a flexible two-piece design that allows you to mount the
terminal in different locations using three basic configurations.
Mount the 2455 on the vehicle.
Use the 2455 without a keyboard.
Attach an accessory scanner to
input bar code data and use the
function keypad below the screen
for F1-F10 function keys.
2455G.003

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2455G.004
Mount the 2455 and an accessory
keyboard as a single unit on the
vehicle.
Attach an accessory scanner to
input bar code data. Use the
function keypad below the screen
or the accessory keyboard to enter
data.
Mount the 2455 and the accessory
keyboard separately on the vehicle.
Attach an accessory scanner to
input bar code data. Use the
function keypad below the screen
or the accessory keyboard to enter
data.
2455G.005
Installing the Terminal and Connecting Devices
The steps required to install your 2455 will depend on the mounting
location and the accessories you want to attach to the terminal.
To install and configure your 2455, you need to:
• Locate the terminal ports. See page 10.
• Attach the antenna to the 2455. See page 11.
• Install the mounting bracket on the vehicle. See page 11.
• (Optional) Install the keyboard onto the 2455 or the vehicle. See page
13.
• Attaching the 2455 to the mounting bracket. See page 14.
• Install and connect the DC power supply. See page 16.
• Attach a scanner. See page 17.
• Connect to serial devices. See page 17.
• Fully charge the backup battery. See page 18.
• Connect the 2455 to an RF network. See page 19.
These procedures are described in detail in the next sections.

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Locating the Terminal Ports
You connect power, a keyboard, scanner, and RS-232 serial devices to the
terminal ports that are located on the bottom back panel of the 2455.
2455G.006
Keyboard
port
Power supply
port
COM1
port
Scanner
port
Port
plugs
(4 places)
2455 Ports
Port Description
Scanner port You must use one of the accessory scanner cables to connect a
scanner to the Scanner port on the terminal. You can attach these
Intermec devices:
• Intermec 1400 linear imager
• Intermec 1550, 1551, and 1553 laser scanners
• Intermec 1552 cordless scanner with 9745 base station
COM1 port Use this port to connect the terminal to other RS-232 devices,
such as PCs, scales, and printers, using an RS-232 null-modem
adapter cable. The RS-232 null-modem cable is an accessory,
which is sold and ordered separately.
Power supply
port
Use this port to connect the terminal to one of the DC power
supply kits (10 to 36 VDC or 15 to 96 VDC) or to connect the
AC power supply when operating the terminal from the desktop
mounting stand. You must have a power supply connected to
operate the terminal.
Keyboard port Use this port to connect the 2455 keyboard or a PC-AT keyboard
to the terminal using the 2455 keyboard adapter cable. The
keyboard and keyboard adapter cable are accessories, which are
sold and ordered separately.
Port plugs Each port on the 2455 has a port plug to seal the terminal when a
port is not in use. Make sure you have a cable connector or a port
plug in the ports at all times.

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Note: When you insert a cable connector into a port, firmly push the
connector straight into the appropriate port. The connectors are keyed, so
if a connector does not fit, do not force it. Do not wiggle or twist the cable
connector—you may damage it.
Attaching the Antenna
The antenna is shipped with the terminal.
Remove the antenna from the shipping box
and attach the antenna as shown. You can also
use an Intermec-approved accessory antenna to
improve RF communications.
Note: See your Intermec sales representative
for information about and a list of Intermec-
approved accessory antennas for the 2455.
Make sure all components with antennas
are at least 0.3 meters (1 foot) apart when
power is applied. Failure to comply could
result in equipment damage.
Antenna
2455G.007
Attention: Assurez-vous que la distance entre tous les éléments avec
antennes soit d’au moins 0.3 mètres (un pied) avant de faire la
connexion avec l’alimentation électrique, faute de quoi vous risquez
d’endommager votre installation.
Installing the Mounting Bracket on the Vehicle
The 2455 is designed to be mounted on a vertical or horizontal surface.
Before you install the mounting bracket, read these guidelines:
• In most cases, you will need to weld or bolt a flat mounting plate to the
vehicle to secure the 2455 mounting bracket.
• Mount the 2455 where the operator can easily see the screen and use the
function keypad. If possible, you should mount the terminal in a
location that avoids glare from overhead lighting and sunlight.
• If you are using an accessory keyboard, determine whether you want to
mount the keyboard so that it is attached to the 2455 or mount the
keyboard and 2455 separately. Mount the keyboard where the operator
can easily use it.
• When you mount the 2455 on metal surfaces, the minimum reinforced
thickness should be 10-gauge (3.4 mm or .250 in) steel.

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• Intermec recommends fastening a bolt (10 mm or 3/8-in) with a flat
washer, lock washer, and nut (3/8-16 UNC-2B) to each of the six holes
on the mounting bracket. The bolt length will depend on the thickness
of the mounting surface.
• Secure the power cables at least every 45 cm (18 in) throughout the
length of the cable run—use adjustable clamps or tie-wraps to secure the
cables.
• Route all cables to minimize exposure to damage. Make sure the cables
will not be pinched or rubbed by any moving parts on the vehicle. In
some applications, you may need to sheath the cable to prevent it from
being pinched.
Note: Mounting hardware (bolts, nuts, and washers) is not supplied with
the 2455.
To attach the mounting bracket to the vehicle
1 Orient the mounting bracket as follows:
• If you are mounting the 2455 only, the curved arms of the mounting
bracket must point toward you.
2455G.008
• If the keyboard is attached to the 2455, the curved arms of the
mounting bracket must point away from you.
2455G.009
2 Using the mounting bracket as a template, mark and drill six holes in
the mounting surface.
3 Attach the mounting bracket using a bolt (3/8-inch, 10 mm) with a flat
washer, lock washer, and nut (3/8-16 UNC-2B) through each of the six
holes in the mounting bracket and the mounting surface.

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2455G.010
Installing the Keyboard
You can attach a keyboard to use with the 2455. There are two options:
• Intermec 2455 accessory keyboard (P/N 067028)
• PC-AT keyboard and Intermec keyboard adapter cable (P/N 066848)
You can mount the keyboard directly to the 2455, or you can mount it to
a remote location, such as the dashboard of your vehicle.
To install the keyboard
1 If you are using the 2455 keyboard, install the keyboard overlay that
shipped with the terminal. For help, see the Trakker Antares 2455
Keyboard Installation Guide (P/N 067363).
2 If you are installing the keyboard separate from the 2455, determine the
mounting locations for the terminal and the keyboard.
3 If you are installing a PC-AT keyboard (non-2455 keyboard), you need
to determine how to mount the keyboard to the mounting surface on
the vehicle.
4 Install the keyboard on the 2455 or on the vehicle. For help, see the
Trakker Antares 2455 Keyboard Installation Guide.
5 Unplug the rubber plug from the Keyboard port on the terminal.
6 If you are using a PC-AT keyboard, connect the Intermec keyboard
adapter cable to the keyboard cable.
7 Insert the keyboard cable connector straight into the Keyboard port on
the terminal. The icon on the keyboard cable connector should align
with the same icon on the back of the 2455.

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2455G.011
Keyboard
cable connector
Keyboard
Note: The Keyboard port plug is not shown for clarity.
8 Use a straight-slot screwdriver to tighten the two screws in the keyboard
cable connector and secure the cable to the 2455.
9 Tuck any excess cable into the back of the keyboard or make sure the
cable will not be pinched or rubbed by any moving parts on the vehicle.
Attaching the 2455 to the Mounting Bracket
After you install the mounting bracket and keyboard (optional), you can
attach the 2455 to the mounting bracket.
To attach the 2455 to the mounting bracket
1 Remove the
backing from the
wear plates.
2 Place the wear
plates on the
bracket mounting
area on each side
of the terminal
screen. Press firmly
on the edges to
attach the wear
plates to the
terminal.
Knob hole
Shoulder
screw
hole
Wear
plate
2455G.012
3 Place the 2455 between the arms of the mounting bracket. If the
keyboard is attached to the 2455, the curved arms of the bracket must
point away from you.

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4 Insert the two shoulder screws on either side of the mounting bracket to
attach the terminal to the bracket. Tighten the shoulder screws with an
Allen wrench.
5 Place the lock washer and metal washers on each adjustment knob and
then insert the knob through the mounting bracket and thread it into
the terminal as shown in the next two illustrations.
Shoulder
screw
Lock
washer
Washer
Knob
2455G.013
Installing the Mounting Bracket Without a Keyboard
2455G.014
T2455
Shoulder
screw
Lock
washer
Washer
Knob
Installing the Mounting Bracket With a Keyboard
6 Adjust the 2455 screen to the best-possible viewing angle for the vehicle
operator. Tighten the knob on each side to secure the terminal in the
mounting bracket.
7 Periodically inspect the knobs on the mounting bracket to make sure
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such as cracking, which might develop over extended use in extreme
(vibration) environments. Replace any damaged hardware immediately
to ensure continued, safe operation.
Installing and Connecting the DC Power Supply
You need to install the DC power supply and connect the power supply to
the vehicle battery and to the 2455. You need one of these DC power
supply kits:
• Low-input voltage kit (10 to 36 VDC) (P/N 067698)
• High-input voltage kit (15 to 96 VDC) (P/N 067699)
To install and connect the DC power supply
1 Disconnect the vehicle battery cables.
2 (Optional) Wire a remote disconnect for the DC power supply on
combustion-powered vehicles that have smaller capacity batteries.
3 Connect the fused power cable to the vehicle battery or terminal block.
4 Mount the power supply.
5 Install terminators on the power supply input cable.
6 Connect the power supply input cable to the power supply.
7 Attach the power supply input cable to the fused power cable.
8 Attach the 2455 power cable to the power supply and to the terminal.
9 Reconnect the vehicle battery cables.
For detailed instructions on installing the DC power supply, see the
Trakker Antares 2455/2475 DC Power Supply Installation Instructions (P/N
067362).
DC power supply
Vehicle battery
Power supply
input cable
2455
2455
power
cable
+-
2455G.015
Fused
power
cable

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Attaching a Scanner
You can attach a scanner to scan and input bar code data. Use the
accessory scanner cables to connect a scanning device.
To attach a scanner
1 Unplug the rubber plug from the Scanner port on the terminal.
2 Insert the scanner cable connector straight into the Scanner port on the
terminal. The icon on the scanner cable connector should align with the
same icon on the back of the 2455.
2455G.016
Scanner
cable
connector
Note: The Scanner port plug is not shown for clarity.
3 Use a small straight-slot screwdriver to tighten the two screws in the
scanner cable connector and secure the cable to the 2455.
4 Attach the other end of the scanner cable to your scanner.
5 Make sure the cable will not be pinched or rubbed by any moving parts
on the vehicle.
Connecting to Serial Devices
You use the terminal’s serial port to transfer data between the terminal
and a serial device. The terminal has one serial port (COM1) that supports
RS-232 communications. You can use COM1 and the accessory RS-232
null-modem adapter cable (P/N 066847) to connect to a serial device,
such as a printer, scale, or PC.
To connect a serial device to COM1
1 Unplug the rubber plug from the COM1 port on the terminal.

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2 Insert the RS-232 adapter cable connector straight into the COM1 port
on the terminal. The icon on the RS-232 adapter cable connector
should align with the same icon on the back of the 2455.
2455G.018
RS-232
adapter cable
connector
Note: The COM1 port plug is not shown for clarity.
3 Use a small straight-slot screwdriver to tighten the two screws in the RS-
232 adapter cable connector and secure the cable to the 2455.
4 Attach the other end of the RS-232 adapter cable to the 9-pin RS-232
connector on your serial device.
5 Make sure the cable will not be pinched or rubbed by moving parts on
the vehicle.
Charging the Backup Battery
The backup battery backs up all memory and the real-time clock in case of
a power failure. The backup battery is shipped inside the terminal, but it
may not be fully charged. You need to fully charge the backup battery.
You can operate the terminal while the backup battery is charging.
Note: To guarantee data retention, you need to fully charge the backup
battery before you use the terminal for the first time.
To charge the backup battery
1 Make sure the 2455 is connected to an external power supply. The
terminal must be connected to either the DC power supply that is
connected to the vehicle battery or to the AC power supply (P/N
065236 or P/N 073941) and a powered electrical outlet.
2 Let the power supply charge the backup battery for 14 hours to fully
charge the backup battery.

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Connecting to an RF Network
The 2455 can communicate with a host computer in the RF network
either through the Intermec Gateway or DCS 30X, or directly through the
access points. The 2455 ships with only one of these RF network protocol
options to communicate with other devices: UDP Plus, WTP, or TCP/IP.
G4000
2455
Access point
TCP/IP
Direct Connect
UDP Plus
or WTP
Ethernet
Host
2455
Access point
2455
Access point
To configure the 2455 to use RF communications
1 Configure the Intermec Gateway or DCS 30X (UDP Plus or WTP), or
host (TCP/IP). For help, see the documentation that shipped with the
Intermec Gateway or the user’s manual for the DCS 30X.
2 Configure the access point. For help, see your access point user’s
manual.
3 Press the œkey on the keypad. The Boot Menu appears.
If the backup battery charge is low and the terminal fails POST, a
POST results screen appears. If the backup battery is the only failed test,
press •or ¡to exit the screen. If any other test failed, contact your
local service representative before using the terminal.
4 Press ¡to boot the terminal and initialize the firmware. The Trakker
Antares screen appears.
Next, either a sample application screen or a TE 2000 terminal
emulation application welcome screen appears. If there is no application
loaded on the 2455, a cursor appears in the upper left corner of the
screen.
5 See the next section, “Using the Menu System to Configure the
Terminal,” to learn how to use the TRAKKER Antares 2400 Menu
System to set:
• Time and Date.

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• Network Activate. Make sure that 2.4 GHz RF (OpenAir radio) or
802.11 DS (802.11b radio) appears in the Activate field. If you are
using the WTP network, you only need to configure the Network
Activate parameter.
• Controller IP Address (UDP Plus) or Host IP Address (TCP/IP).
• (TCP/IP or UDP Plus) Terminal IP Address. If you are using a
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server, you can leave
the default terminal IP address as 0.0.0.0 to enable the 2455 as a
DHCP client.
• Domain (OpenAir radio).
• Security ID (OpenAir radio).
• Network Name (802.11b radio).
• WEP Encryption (Non-802.1x security).
• Network Port (TCP/IP).
• Default Router (Intermec Gateway or DCS 30X or host on different
subnetwork).
• Subnet Mask (Intermec Gateway or DCS 30X or host on different
subnetwork).
• User Name and Password (802.1x security option).
For more information about the network parameters, see the Trakker
Antares 2400 Family System Manual (P/N 071389).
6 If you are running a TE 2000 terminal emulation application, you
may need to change the configuration. For help, see “Choosing Your
TE 2000 Application” on page 21.
Using the Menu System to Configure the Terminal
You use the TRAKKER Antares 2400 Menu System to set serial port or
network parameters on the 2455.
To configure the terminal
1 Press );248or scan this
bar code to access the TRAKKER
Antares 2400 Menu System:
TRAKKER Antares 2400 Menu System
*..-.*
*..-.*
The Main Menu appears.
248XG.014