Set up the Wi-Fi connection on the device from Android settings.

Install Remote Desktop on your device. If the device has access to Google Play, install the Microsoft Remote Desktop app from Google Play, otherwise download the Microsoft Remote Desktop .apk file and install it manually on the device.

Open the Remote Desktop app and set up your connection.

Press the ‘+’ icon and select ’Desktop’ to add a new connection. Press ’ADD MANUALLY’.

Enter the IP address or the host name as the PC name. Add the user account by entering the user name and password.

Press ’Show additional options’ and select ’Customize display resolution’ from the expanded menu.

The handheld fat client is designed to work on a 240×320 resolution. If the resolution of the device is greater than 240×320, custom display settings are needed.

Press ’Show additional options’ and select ’Customize display resolution’ from the expanded menu.

Enable the custom display resolution and add a custom resolution and scaling. The optimal resolution and scaling depends on the device. Finding the optimal resolution and scaling might require some trial and error.

Please note: Scaling is available beginning from Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2.

Go back to the Add desktop menu and press ‘SAVE’ to save your configurations.

Open remote desktop and press the icon. Set the mouse mode to ’Touch’. Press the ‘Touch’ icon on the right sidebar. The mouse mode is ‘Touch’ if the ‘Mouse Pointer’ icon is displayed.

We recommend to set the orientation as ‘Portrait’. This can be done in the following ways:

Set the orientation of the Remote Desktop app to Portrait. Open the app settings and select the ‘Display’ menu. Set the Orientation to ‘Lock to portrait’.

Set the orientation of the device to Portrait or disable Auto-Rotate on the device.

We recommend to configure Produmex WMS to start automatically on connection. This can be done in the following ways:

Create a shortcut in the Startup folder. Please note: The location of the Startup folder depends on the operating system version. On the ‘Shortcut’ tab of Properties add the access path and the startup configurations of the fat client to the Target field.

Create a batch file containing the access path and the startup configurations of the fat client.

Example:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Produmex\Produmex Fat Client\Produmex.Sbo.Logex.Execute.FatClient.exe" /f+ /s- /w:240 /h:320 /a:Produmex.Foundation.SlimScreen.WinGui.PocketSize /i:SCAN_2

Create a scheduled task for the batch file that is triggered at log on.

On most systems scanning settings are assigned to profiles. By default the settings of the default profile are applied, but it is possible to create specific profiles for applications. Profile handling may differ based on the device.

Set the following scanning configurations for the profile you would like to use:

1. Set the code type to AIM ID.
2. Set to send ENTER after the barcode data

Configuration steps may differ based on the device and the Android version. This documentation includes the configuration steps for the following:

• Honeywell Dolphin 75e – Android 6.0.1.
• Zebra MC9200 – Android 4.4.4.

Open Android Settings. From the Honeywell settings select ‘Scanning’.

Press ‘Internal Scanner’ and select the profile you would like to use from the list of profiles.

Press ‘Data Processing Settings’. In the Data Processing Settings menu set the Symbology Prefix to ‘AIM’. To send the ENTER key after the barcode data, add ‘\r’ as the Suffix.

Open the DataWedge app. Select the profile you would like to use from the list of profiles.

From the BARCODE INPUT plugin select ‘Scan params’. Press ‘Code Id Type’ and set the code ID type to AIM.

From the KEYSTROKE OUTPUT plugin open ‘Basic data formatting’ and enable the ‘Send ENTER key’ setting.

We recommend to adjust the following settings in order to save on power usage:

Adjust the sleep mode settings.

Adjust the backlight settings. The configuration steps depend on the device.