Changing Wlan Radio Default Behaviors; Airplane Mode; Virtual Private Networks (Vpn) - Honeywell Dolphin 75E User Manual

5. Touch save .

Changing WLAN Radio Default Behaviors

1. In the Apps list, touch Settings
2. Select Wi-Fi Radio Settings.
3. Touch Other Settings.
4. Modify the following settings to meet your application needs:
• Check the IdlePowerSave Enabled box to save power when the terminal is not connected to an AP by disabling
portions of the radio.
• Check the AOAC Enabled (Always On/Always Connected) box if you want the Wi-Fi to remain on when the screen
times out.
• Choose a ProtocolPowerSave setting to define PowerSave enter/exit behavior when the terminal is connected to or
disconnected from AC power.
• OS Behavor (default)
Select this option if you want to use the default OS behavior.
By default, the OS instructs the WLAN radio to disable PowerSave when the terminal is connected to an AC
power source and to enable (enter) PowerSave when the terminal is using battery power.
• Enable
Select this option if you want the WLAN driver to override the OS default behavior and always use PowerSave.
• Disable
Select this option if you want the WLAN driver to override the OS default behavior and never use PowerSave.
• Choose Band options to control/restrict which band the WLAN radio operates on.
• Both,
Select if you want the WLAN radio to support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.
• 2.4GHz
Select if you want the WLAN radio to only support 2.4GHz band.
• 5GHz
Select if you want the WLAN radio to only support 5GHz band.
5. Touch save .

Airplane Mode

See Turning Airplane Mode On/Off

Virtual Private Networks (VPN)

You can use a Virtual Private Network connection for additional security when connecting to your organization's network or
Internet via Wi-Fi. To establish a VPN connection you must first create a VPN profile on the terminal either by setting up a work
account (see page 5-7) using a profile supplied by your organization or by manually creating a profile. To manually set up a
VPN profile, you may need to do one of the following first:
• Ask your ISP or network administrator for the VPN connection settings for your organization (e.g., proxy server name,
server type, port, type of Socks protocol used, and your user name and password) if you do not already have the
information.
• Visit the Windows Phone Store to download an app for the VPN service you want to use. Check the service provider's
web site for any additional installation or set up requirements.
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