Intermec G4100 Quick start guide
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Out of the Box
G4100 Application
Server
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Rack Mounting Requirements
What Is a G4100?
Quick Start Guide
Specifications
The G4100 Application Server is a Windows® Server 2003 server with the SyVox Speech
Recognition software loaded on it. The G4100 controls the data flow between your data
collection devices with the SyVox client and your host computer.
You can configure the G4100 using a local console or using a remote desktop connection.
You need to have one of the following power cords:
• 110V U.S. cord (comes with the G4100)
• 220-250 VAC for U.K. (P/N 586266)
• 220-250 VAC for Europe (P/N 586267)
Intermec recommends that you connect the G4100 to an uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). You can order the following UPSs and serial cable from Intermec:
• North America UPS (P/N 589082)
• International UPS (P/N 589079)
• 9F-9M serial cable (P/N 589157)
G4100 Application Server Quick Start Guide
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Physical Specifications
Length: 45.72 cm (18.0 in)
Height: 8.84 cm (3.48 in)
Width: 43.18 cm (17.0 in)
Weight: 14.8 kg (32.5 lb) with rack mount hardware and power cord
Electrical Specifications
~100-120 VAC
~200-240 VAC
47-63 Hz
300 Watts maximum
North American or International power via autoswitching
Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature: 0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)
Storage Temperature: -40° to +60°C (-40° to +140°F)
Humidity: 10 to 90% (non-condensing) operating
Shock (operating): 30g acceleration peak (11ms pulse)
Vibration (operating): 5 to 7 Hz 0.5-inch double amplitude displacement
7 to 2,000 Hz, 1.5g acceleration
Verify the contents of the shipping container against the list below. If any parts are missing,
contact your local Intermec representative.
• G4100 Application Server
• U.S. power cord, 100-120 VAC
• Two rack handles and four screws
• Two rack ears and four screws
• Important G4X00 Information! and this guide
• Windows Server 2003 disk and CD
• K3-I1 BIOS disk
• Intermec server application CD
When installing the server in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, you must follow these
requirements:
• Do not exceed the maximum recommended ambient temperature of 50°C (122°F). Make
sure that you consider that the ambient temperature of the rack environment may
exceed the room temperature.
• Do not block the vents found at the front or the rear of the server. If you reduce the
amount of free air to these openings, you may affect the server operation.
• Do not mount the server in any way that may make the rack unstable because of uneven
mechanical loading.
• Make sure that you consider the combined electrical loads on the supply circuit of all the
equipment that is installed in the rack, including the overcurrent protection and the
supply wiring. Use the ratings of the equipment.
• Make sure that you maintain the integrity of the earth ground. If the server is not
connected directly to the branch circuit, then the power source must have a reliable
earth ground connection.
For instructions on rack mounting the G4100, see “Mounting the G4100 in a Rack” in this
guide.
Turning On and Accessing
Plug in the power cord, and connect an Ethernet cable to the G4100 and a network
outlet.
Press the On/Off button.
If you have a DHCP server on your network, the G4100 automatically connects and
receives an IP address. If you don’t have a DHCP server, assign an IP address.
a Connect a PC to the G4100’s serial port.
b Open HyperTerminal, and connect to the G4100 with the following settings:
VT100, 8 data bits, No parity, 1 stop bit.
c At the SAC prompt, send the following command, and press Enter:
i <
netnumber
> <
g4100ip
> <
sub-net
>
where netnumber is the network number for the G4100, g4100ip is the IP
address, and sub-net is the subnet mask.
d Exit HyperTerminal, and disconnect the PC from the serial port.
On your PC, launch the Remote Desktop client to access the G4100 desktop. For help
with the Remote Desktop client, see the documentation for your Windows operating
system. To identify the G4100, use the IP address or the logical name (the default logical
name is gsaserialnumber where serialnumber is the serial number of the G4100, which is
on the front of the G4100). If a security screen appears, enter administrator in the User
Name field and intermec in the Password field, and click OK. You must type Intermec
in lowercase letters.
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Everett, WA 98203
U.S.A.
www.intermec.com
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Understanding the Front Panel
G4100 Application Server Quick Start Guide
Understanding the Rear Panel Connecting a UPS
Mounting the G4100 in a Rack
The following illustration shows the front panel with the security panel up (lock showing)
and with the security panel down (On/Off button showing).
Always shut down the G4100 before turning it off. If you do not shut down
the G4100 properly, you may damage files or lose data.
Attention: Il faut toujours arrêter le G4100 avant de l’éteindre. Si vous
n’arrêtez pas le G4100 correctement, vous risquez d’endommager des
fichiers ou de perdre des données.
Plugging In the Power Cord
Locate the two rack handles, two rack ears, and eight screws that shipped with the
G4100.
Secure the rack handles to the front of the rack ears.
Secure the rack ears to the right and left sides of the G4100 over the security panel
plates.
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Make sure the G4100 is turned off.
Insert one end of the 9F-9M serial cable into the serial port on the UPS.
Insert the other end of the 9F-9M serial cable into COM2 on the G4100.
Insert the G4100 power cord 3-pin connector into the AC in port.
Plug the other end of the power cord into the UPS.
Connect the UPS to AC power.
Turn on the G4100.
Configure the UPS Software by selecting Start > Control Panel > Power Options. For
help, see the Windows 2003 help.
To mark the Uninterruptible Power Supply service as Autostart, select Administrative
Tools > Services. For help, see the Windows 2003 help.
Start the service.
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Locate the AC in port on the rear panel of the G4100.
Insert the power cord 3-pin connector into the AC in port.
Plug the other end of the power cord into an AC power outlet or UPS.
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Fan
On/Off button
CD drive
Lock
Reset button
Power
LED
Activity
LED
Disk drive
Security panel
Security panel
Screw
(2 places)
Screw
(2 places)
Security
panel
Security
panel plate
Rack
handle
Rack
ear
Component Description
Fan Prevents your G4100 from overheating. When installing your
G4100, do not place it where the fan is obstructed.
AC in Connects to one end of the AC power cord that provides power to
the G4100.
COM1/COM2 Provides a serial port connection.
LPT1 Provides a parallel port connection for a printer.
SCSI (RAID card) Provides the SCSI port for the RAID card.
Green link light Indicates when the G4100 is connected to the Ethernet network.
Yellow activity light Indicates when the G4100 is sending or receiving data.
Ethernet port Provides an Ethernet connection.
Video port Connects to a monitor. A monitor is not required.
The default video setting is 1024 x 768 with 16-bit color.
Mouse port Connects to a mouse. A mouse is not required.
Keyboard port Connects to a keyboard. A keyboard is not required.
Uninterruptable
power supply
T
o AC power
COM1
AC in
Fan
COM2
Mouse
port
Keyboard
port
Video
port
Ethernet
port
Yellow
activity
light
LPT1
Green
link light
SCSI
(RAID card)
Component Description
Activity LED Indicates that the G4100 is on and is communicating.
Power LED Indicates that the G4100 has power.
Security panel
and lock
Prevents unauthorized access to the Reset button, the On/Off button,
the disk drive, and the CD drive.
Fan Prevents your G4100 from overheating.
On/Off button Turns the power on and off. See caution below.
Disk drive Provides a drive for disks.
CD drive Provides a drive for CDs.
Reset button Reboots the G4100. See caution below.
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