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PowerNet AirLinc is a member of the PowerNet DataLinc family of middleware development tools. AirLinc provides a powerful and easy to use development environment designed to assist in the creation of Mobile and Serial Device Control Applications. AirLinc's GUI scripting language provides full COM and ODBC support, including SQL transactional commands, and Stored Procedure Calls, yet requires no VB, C, or C++ programming.
AirLinc Server is designed for installation into a Microsoft NT, XP, or Windows 2000 O/S. AirLinc Workstations, accessing the server, may be installed on a Windows '95, '98, NT, XP, or 2000 platform. This environment utilizes complete NT/2000/XP Security and permits project development collaboration across the network.
AirLinc includes PowerNet OpenAir Windows. PowerNet OpenAir Windows works with the leading AP (Access Point) and terminal radio manufacturers to provide RF connectivity for all major 2.4GHz and 900 MHz RF data collection devices. Patented event processing software enables PowerNet OpenAir Windows to achieve unmatched speed and performance and efficiently serve large numbers of mobile terminals in a real-time environment. AirLinc places the processing load where the processing power resides - on the PowerNet OpenAir Windows.
AirLinc uses a Menu Bar and Project Manager Screen to provide the tools to create an AirLinc project. The Project Manager Screen summarizes the structure of the current project and the relationship between Menus, Users, Screens, and Scripts. The AirLinc Menus category provides the ability to establish the available routines for an AirLinc project and with which screen each routine is associated. Menus are defined by the user and may be developed for countless types of collection routines, including typical warehousing routines, such as Inventory, Picking, Receiving, and Shipping.
Users are established individually and may be assigned to specific working groups within the Secure Menus Form. Individual users and/or groups are in turn assigned to the established application routines developed under the Menus category. This Terminal User Security ensures that only authorized personnel will have access to necessary application routines. As an RF terminal user starts an AirLinc session, a login is required. Only those users given access to an application individually or through a group will have access to the application routine on the RF terminal screen.
