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MJD Nexus Reference Guide

The MJD Nexus is a suite of applications that allows transactions processing to take place between a Host System running on a PC (i.e Sage Accpac ERP) and MJD portable application running on hand-held terminals, in an efficient, robust and automated manner. It is the center that controls transaction flow and allows the decision maker in a warehouse to focus on specific events and situations. The Nexus is made up of three software programs: CommServer, Q Browser and Director.
The CommServer

The CommServer is the link between the hand-held terminal(s) and the Transaction Queue (TxQ). The CommServer can transfer data either via serial cable connected to a hand-held terminal, or via dial-up modem, which allows for sending data to and from remote locations. The CommServer is also used to transfer applications to the hand-held terminal. The CommServer displays an on screen activity log.

The Q Browser

The Q Browser allows the user to maintain the TxQ. The Q Browser has a user definable screen layout, which can be saved. Multiple Q Browsers can be configured to display different views of the TxQ. The Q Browser is the application that will allow a user to schedule and correct queue transactions. This function is the most important day to day use of the MJD Nexux and makes it an important decision tool in any operational environment. Transactions sent to the TxQ are automatically archived to prevent data loss and can be restored using the "restore from archive" feature in the Q Browser. This feature makes the MJD Nexus robust in that it allows the user to easily recover from mistakes/errors in transaction processing. The Q Browser allows the user to manage transaction flow by prioritizing and scheduling specific transactions or groups of transactions.

The Director

System Requirements

MJD Portable Application
(i.e. Live Receipts, Remote Sales Live)