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Contents
Loading and Configuring a WT4090 with [redacted] Client .............................................. 1
Contents .............................................................................................................................. 1
Description of the Terminal ................................................................................................ 2
Required Files and Applications ......................................................................................... 2
Installing Deployment Files on a Clean Terminal .............................................................. 3
Wireless Profile and Control Panel Settings ....................................................................... 3
Installing the Soti-Mobi Client ........................................................................................... 4
Configuring the Host Profile and Version Control ............................................................. 4
Generating a Software License Key ................................................................................... 5
Additional Notes ................................................................................................................. 5
Revisions ............................................................................................................................. 6
The WT4090 is a wrist mount terminal running a Windows CE operating system. It has an
802.11a/b/g WLAN radio card, a 23-key alpha-numeric keypad and a 2.8” backlit color TFT
display. This terminal does not have a touch screen.
1) Open Windows File Explorer on your PC and navigate to the \Application\StartUp folder
on the terminal. Delete the STARTMENU.RUN file. This will kill the 7-item menu that
loaded on startup.
2) Navigate to the \Platform folder on the terminal and rename FUSIONOBMPROFILE.REG
to FUSIONOBMPROFILE.TXT. This will prevent Motorola’s “Out-of-Box Magic” WLAN
profile from re-enabling on startup.
3) On your PC, find the appropriate local \Application folder for the desired client location.
Ensure that you have the correct [redacted].reg file. This contains the Host Settings and
Version Control information for [redacted] and will be location dependent.
4) Copy the entire contents of the \Application folder on your PC to the \Application
folder on the terminal via your ActiveSync connection. When asked if you would like to
overwrite, choose “Yes to all.”
5) When the file transfer is complete, cold boot the terminal (1+9+ON/OFF). Be careful not
to hold down the 1 and 9 keys for too long, or the terminal will boot into IPL mode and
you are at risk of deleting everything on the terminal.
1) Once the terminal has reconnected to ActiveSync, open a remote display session on
your PC.
2) To exit Motorola’s AppCenter software, open the Tools menu and choose Admin login.
Enter the default password, symbol, and click OK. Now click the in the upper right-
hand corner of the screen and choose Exit.
3) The Windows desktop is now available. From the Start menu choose Programs > Fusion
> WirelessConfig.
4) Click and hold on the name of the Wireless Profile listed and choose Edit. Compare the
settings on the terminal to the settings indicated in a separate configuration document
and make changes if necessary.
5) If no changes were necessary, the wireless settings are complete. If the wireless profile
required changes, it is necessary to re-export the Options and Profile:
a. Close the Wireless Profile. Go back to the Start menu and choose Programs >
Fusion > Options.
Loading and Configuring an WT4090 with SyVox
1) On your PC, launch the [redacted] Client from the terminal’s desktop. It will attempt to
load, but won’t be able to it doesn’t have a license key yet.
2) Open the application menu and choose Options > Host Settings.
3) Select Web for the Connection Method and enter the Address provided in the separate
configuration document. Click OK.
4) Open the application menu again and now choose Options > Version Control.
5) Check the Enabled box and enter the settings provided in the separate configuration
document. Click OK.
1) On your PC, open both the [redacted] License Generator.exe file and the [redacted]
License List. xls files.
2) Open the application menu on the terminal and choose License… This will open a
window containing the terminal’s [redacted] Serial Number.
3) In the License Generator, type the [redacted] Serial Number into the indicated field and
hit Generate. You will not be able to copy and paste from your PC to the remote display.
4) On the remote display, enter the newly generated License Key and click OK. Note: You
will not be able to copy and paste from your PC to the remote display.
5) From the License Key Generator, copy the newly generated License Key and paste it into
the [redacted] License List spreadsheet. Make sure to complete the rest of the columns
in the spreadsheet as well.
6) IMPORTANT: Open the application menu on the terminal again and choose Options >
Save Terminal Settings. If this step is left out, none of the changes you have made since
your last cold boot will persist the next time the terminal is cold booted.
7) Cold boot the terminal (1+9+ON/OFF). Open the Host Settings and Version Control to
ensure that the settings persisted. If they did not, reenter them and Save Terminal
Settings before cold booting again.
Additional Notes
If installing on terminal that already has the software on it using this method, the install
will not be able to complete until the [redacted] Client.cab file is deleted from the
\Application\StartUpCtl\OnRestore folder on the terminal. If the file is not deleted, the
copy process will fail due to lack of space on the terminal.
Any time a change is made to the terminal’s configuration, inside or outside of the
[redacted application], you must ‘Save Terminal Settings’ to persist the changes after a
cold boot.