Intermec 2430 User Guide

Make sure the server terminal’s configuration is saved in flash memory 
by scanning this bar code: 

Save Configuration in Flash Memory 

*.+1* 

*.+1* 

Load all applications and files to clone on the server terminal’s C drive. 

(RF terminals only) Disable the radio on both the server terminal and 
the client terminal. 

Run the clone application on the server unit. 

Choose Main Menu > System Menu > Clone Unit. 

Select OK to continue. 

Select Server. 

Run the clone application on the client unit. 

Choose Main Menu > System Menu > Clone Unit. 

Select OK to continue. 

Select Client. 

Connect COM1 on the server terminal to COM1 on the client terminal 
using an RS-232 null modem cable. If you are cloning a 243X terminal, 
you can use the cloning cable accessory (P/N 216-909-001). 

The cloning process automatically begins once you connect the 
terminals. The client terminal lists the applications when cloning is 
complete. 

On the server terminal, press d to exit. You can also configure another 
terminal by connecting it to the server terminal. 

In a TCP/IP direct connect network, you can use a host application to 
transfer files and send data between the terminal and host. 

To initiate file transfers from the host, you must write a host application 
that can communicate directly with an RF or Ethernet terminal. You use 
the file management reader commands such as Receive File and Transmit 
File to transfer files between the terminal and the host. For help, see 
Chapter 5, “Reader Command Reference.”  

To initiate file transfers from the terminal, you do not need to develop a 
host application as described in this section. You can use the Receive File 
and Transmit File reader commands within a terminal application or by 
scanning bar code labels. For help, see Chapter 5, “Reader Command 
Reference.”