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WiSnap(tm) WiFi RS-232
Setup using iPod Touch and iPhone
See Video of KDC200 Barcode Scanning into iPhone or iPod Touch. See WiSnap Setup app displaying RFID reader data on iPhone. WiSnap Setup Plus app for iPhone / iPod Touch (aka iTouch) / iPad, makes it a snap to setup and test the WiSnap on your WiFi network. Grid-In-Hand(tm) Mobile Grid for iPhone / iPod Touch / (iPad coming soon), makes it a snap to collect data from your favorite RS-232 devices. List-In-Hand® Mobile List for iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad, makes it a snap to organize lists of anything with (and without) a barcode scanner. Power on the WiSnap. By default the WiSnap is in Ad Hoc mode.
Launch WiSnap Setup on the iPod Touch or iPhone, then tap "Next Step: Network Settings".
WiSnap Setup will then ask if the iPod Touch / iPhone is connected to the Ad Hoc network. Tap Yes and WiSnap Setup app will setup the WiSnap to the WLAN settings entered, and the WiSnap should then connect to the Enterprsie WLAN
Launch iPod Touch / iPhone Settings App, tap "Wi-Fi" and tap the name of the Enterprise Network the WiSnap was setup to connect to.
To test the WiSnap, using the RS-232 connection Launch WiSnap Setup app, and tap "Test WiSnap Connection. The WiSnap will send UDP packets once on the WLAN, and as long as the network passes these packets to the iPhone / iPod Touch, the WiSnap Setup app will find the WiSnap and offer a connection.
To test the WiSnap, using the RS-232 connection Launch WiSnap Setup app, and tap "Test WiSnap Connection. WiSnap Setup app will then connect to the WiSnap, and at this time you can send and receive data from the iPhone / iPod Touch to the RS-232 serial connector on the WiSnap. In the sample below the JavaTerm app running on a Windows Vista-64 computer is used to send data to the iPod Touch over the RS-232 connector connected to the Vista computer and the WiSnap. The data is then sent wirelessly from WiSnap via a TCP/IP socket connection to the iPod touch.
To Send RS-232 serial data from iPhone / iPod Touch via the WiSnap WiFi serial adapter, the Commands feature of the WiSnap Setup app can be used. In this example a "Hello" command is added. Tap the "Cmds" label on WiSnap Test view to get to the Commands view. Tap "Edit" to enter Edit mode, then tap the "+" icon to add a command. Enter the command name and the command data.
Tap the "Hello" command and the data will be sent from the iPhone / iPod Touch to the RS-232 serial connector on the WiSnap and will then be received by the JavaTerm application running on the other computer. JavaTerm app is available in the SerialPort Java Developer Package.
The WiSnap Setup app can be used to capture and display data from virtually any RS-232 device that sends ASCII data. The Settings view of WiSnap Setup provides controls to change the IP address, the idle timer, and clear screen behavior.
Note: Some WiSnap setup features require a Genuine WiSnap product.
WiSnap WiFi RS-232 kit AAA adapter page. Download the WiSnap User Guide. Order online, or call to order. Note: Device may not be exactly as pictured. |
























