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Re: Wireless 5250 & dropped connections

I think you need to avoid dead zones with some consultancy from your RF provider.

I remember 25 years ago I was working for a company on a huge warehouse with 4 levels and made of steel. RF was a nightmare until we called the experts.

Maybe you have an alternatives:

* Get a new emulator with reconnections/retries
* Convert your green screens to web (CGIDEV2/Profound/Presto!/the one you like)

Good luck!

Diego Kesselman

El 03/09/20 a las 13:19, Justin Taylor escribió:

We have a wireless 5250 device, and we're having issues with dropped
connections. The drops are a result of wifi dead zones. The connection
drops but the device won't reconnect when the signal is restored because
the session is still active on the server.

I'm sure other people have encountered this before. How are other people
dealing with this?

TIA

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