Intermec 5020 User Guide

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Chapter 8 — Troubleshooting
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Data Collection Browser User’s Guide
Symptoms and Solutions
If you have problems running dcBrowser in your data collection network, 
look for your symptom in the table below, and then try the solutions in the 
order that they are listed. If your problem is not listed in the table, you can 
look at the diagnostics or refer to the Product Support web page.
Symptoms and Solutions
Symptom
Solution
From your device, you cannot 
connect to the Intermec Application 
Server.
View the current connections to be sure that you 
have a connection configured between the 
dcBrowser client and the dcBrowser gateway. Ping 
the Intermec Application Server.
Make sure that you have configured the network 
port on the device to 4055 for TCP/IP or 05555 for 
UDP Plus.
Make sure that you have correctly configured your 
RF network parameters on the device, access point, 
and Intermec Application Server. 
On the DCS 30X, access the command prompt. 
Ping the device IP address.
If you are using a UDP Plus or WTP terminal, 
check your configurations and correct if necessary.
From your PC, you cannot connect 
to the Intermec Application Server.
You may access the Internet by using a proxy server. 
Make sure that you have added the Intermec 
Application Server IP address to your Exceptions 
list.
After you reboot the Intermec 
Application Server, the response 
time between the device and the 
web server is slower than expected. 
You can continue to send data from the device. The 
network will speed up in about 30 minutes.
Stop the dcBrowser gateway. Start the dcBrowser 
gateway and then turn on ONE device. When the 
device’s home page appears, then you can turn on 
the other devices.
UDP Plus device continually 
reboots.
Verify that dcBrowser gateway is running.
Verify that the downline network is running.
Verify that the device is configured in downline 
connections.
Verify port number.
The dcBrowser gateway starts and 
then stops.
The dcBrowser gateway is already running as a 
service on the PC. Close one copy of the gateway.
You start the dcBrowser client for 
the device and 
“Thin client 
for dcBrowser”
 is not replaced 
by the device’s web page.
Use the 
PING
 command from the PC to verify that 
the device’s radio is configured properly.
Verify that the dcBrowser gateway is running.