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Login, Log Off Application
When the user launches the login, log off application, the device may be in two states; the user may already be
logged onto the device (having already entering credentials through the login box) or the user is not logged on.
Each of these states have a separate set of use cases and a different look to the dialog box.
User Already Logged In
If already logged in to the device, launch the login dialog box to:
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Connect to and re-enable a cancelled profile. To perform this function:
• Launch the Log On/Off dialog.
• Select the cancelled profile from the profile list.
• Login to the profile.
NOTE: Cancelled profiles can also be re-enabled by using the Profile Editor Wizard and choosing to
connect to the cancelled profile. Cancelled profiles are also be re-enabled when a new user logs on.
•
Logoff the device, to prevent another user from accessing the current users network privileges.
•
Switch device users, to quickly logoff the device and allow another user to log into the device.
No User Logged In
To access user profiles, when no user is logged in, launch the login dialog box and login.
The dialog displays differently if it is:
•
Launched by WCS, when the service is connecting to a new profile that needs credentials
•
Launched by WCS, when the service is trying to verify the credentials due to credential caching rules
•
Launched by a user, when a user is logged in
•
Launched by a user, when no user is logged in.
Table 7-27
Log On/Off Options
Field Description
Wireless Profile Field When launching the login application, the Wireless Profile field has available all the
wireless profiles that require credentials. This includes profiles that use EAP TLS,
PEAP, LEAP, and EAP-TTLS.
Profile Status Icon The profile status icon (next to the profile name) shows one of the following states:
The selected profile is cancelled.
The selected profile is enabled but is not the current profile.
The profile is the current profile (always the case for WCS Launched).
- Symbol MT2070/MT2090 1
- Integrator Guide 3
- Warranty 4
- Revision History 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Table of Contents vii 9
- Table of Contents ix 11
- Table of Contents xi 13
- About This Guide 15
- Configurations 16
- Cradle Configurations 16
- Chapter Descriptions 17
- Notational Conventions 17
- Related Documents 18
- Service Information 19
- Chapter 1 Getting Started 21
- Accessories 22
- Features 23
- Getting Started 1 - 5 25
- Keypad Modes 26
- Keypad Mapping 27
- Table 1-2 28
- Host Interfaces 31
- Quick Startup 32
- Battery Charging 33
- Charging LEDs 34
- Start Up 34
- Resetting 35
- Waking the Device 36
- Li-ion Battery Removal 36
- Spare Battery Charging 37
- Chapter 2 Accessories 39
- Unpacking 40
- Single Slot Cradles 41
- Cradle Features 42
- Back View 43
- Cradle Accessories 44
- Supplying Power to the Cradle 45
- Connecting the STB20XX Cradle 45
- Changing the Host Interface 46
- Communication 46
- LED Indicators 47
- Mounting 48
- Accessories 2 - 11 49
- Accessories 2 - 13 51
- Four Slot Cradles 53
- Ethernet Cradle Connections 55
- Daisy Chaining 56
- Mounting the Cradle on a Wall 57
- Figure 2-15 58
- Figure 2-16 58
- Accessories 2 - 21 59
- Charging 60
- Four Slot Battery Charger 61
- Inserting Batteries 63
- Charging Batteries 63
- Wall Mount Templates 64
- 7.84 in 65
- (199.0 mm) 65
- 5.35 in 66
- (136.0 mm) 66
- 3.29 in 66
- (83.5 mm) 66
- Chapter 3 ActiveSync 67
- Installing ActiveSync 68
- ActiveSync 3 - 3 69
- Development PC 71
- DCP for MT2070/MT2090 72
- Components 73
- Platform SDK 74
- ActiveSync 77
- Updating the Operating System 79
- Adding Programs 80
- Figure 6-1 82
- Table 6-1 82
- Defining Script Properties 84
- Updating TCM 1.X Scripts 85
- Saving the Script 85
- Building the Image 86
- Downloading the Hex Image 87
- Figure 6-7 88
- Table 6-2 88
- TCM Error Messages 90
- IPL Error Detection 91
- Table 6-4 92
- Creating a Splash Screen 94
- Flash Storage 94
- Working with FFS Partitions 95
- Non-FFS Partitions 96
- Upgrade Requirements 97
- Signal Strength Icon 100
- Wireless Applications 7 - 3 101
- Find WLANs Application 102
- Profile Editor Wizard 103
- Operating Mode 104
- Wireless Applications 7 - 7 105
- Authentication 106
- Tunneled Authentication 107
- Table 7-7 108
- Table 7-8 108
- User Certificate Selection 109
- Server Certificate Selection 110
- Credential Cache Options 111
- Password 113
- Advanced Identity 114
- Encryption 114
- Wireless Applications 7 - 17 115
- Key Entry Page 116
- IP Address Entry 117
- Transmit Power 119
- Battery Usage 120
- Manage Profiles Application 121
- Wireless Status Application 123
- Signal Strength Window 124
- Current Profile Window 125
- IPv4 Status Window 126
- Wireless Log Window 127
- Versions Window 128
- Wireless Applications 7 - 31 129
- ICMP Ping Window 130
- Trace Route Window 130
- Known APs Window 131
- Operating Mode Filtering 132
- Regulatory Options 133
- Band Selection 133
- System Options 134
- Change Password Dialog Box 134
- Wireless Applications 7 - 37 135
- Cold Boot Persistence 136
- Registry Settings 137
- Login, Log Off Application 138
- Wireless Applications 7 - 41 139
- BTExplorer 140
- Introduction 141
- Bar Code Scanning 142
- On-Demand Staging 144
- RD Client Main Menu 146
- Log Menu 147
- View Log 148
- View Job Log 148
- Set Log Level 149
- Set Job Log Level 149
- Package List 150
- Provisioning 151
- MSP Agent 151
- Monitor Processing 152
- Force Check-In 152
- AirBEAM Smart Client 157
- Packages(1) Tab 158
- Packages(2) Tab 159
- Server Tab 159
- Misc(1) Tab 160
- Misc(2) Tab 161
- Misc(3) Tab 162
- Misc(4) Tab 163
- Synchronizing with the Server 164
- Manual Synchronization 164
- AirBEAM Smart Staging 165
- Maintenance 167
- Troubleshooting 169
- Table 9-1 170
- Table 9-2 172
- Table 9-3 173
- Table 9-4 174
- Table 9-5 176
- Four Slot Charge Only Cradle 177
- Table 9-7 178
- Table 9-8 179
- Table A-1 181
- Specifications A - 3 183
- Table A-2 184
- Specifications A - 5 185
- Table A-4 186
- Specifications A - 7 187
- Specifications A - 9 189
- Device Interface to Cradle 190
- Device Interface to Cable 191
- Auxiliary Connection 192
- Numerics 193
- Index - 3 195
- Glossary 197
- Glossary - 3 199
- Glossary - 5 201
- Glossary - 7 203
- Glossary - 9 205
- Glossary - 11 207
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