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My company recently got a used Juno T41 handheld and having difficulty adding sites and designs on it to be used in SCS900. I was able to connect it to TCC but it will not show a list of sites to upload from TCC. I also tried connecting it to my PC through the USB charger but it will not show up on my list of folders in my PC. Any info on how to get files on to this would be helpful.

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Tom Silicato
Corrado Construction
New Castle, Delaware
tsilicato@corrado.com
www.corradoconstruction.com
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When I connect my Juno T41 to my computer a windows 10 system, windows mobile opens up automatically and i can explore the files there and add sites.

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Ben Brown
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Also I tried setting up the Juno to connect to TCC which it seems to connect but does not retrieve files. Anyone use this with TCC?

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Tom Silicato
Corrado Construction
New Castle, Delaware
tsilicato@corrado.com
www.corradoconstruction.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 07:33
From: Ben Brown
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

When I connect my Juno T41 to my computer a windows 10 system, windows mobile opens up automatically and i can explore the files there and add sites.

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Ben Brown
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Does the device name that is set inside SCS900 match the folder name on TCC?
Each device has a folder with its name on TCC



Once it's set in SCS900 you can't just change it. Close SCS900 and find the allsites.xml on your handheld in the SCS900 folder.
Either delete it and start SCS900, in that case you'll have to set all other settings again as well.
Or edit it in a text editor.

I believe in older versions those TCC settings were in the site.xml.

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Ronny Schneider
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-08-2022 09:29
From: Tom Silicato
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

Also I tried setting up the Juno to connect to TCC which it seems to connect but does not retrieve files. Anyone use this with TCC?

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Tom Silicato
Corrado Construction
New Castle, Delaware
tsilicato@corrado.com
www.corradoconstruction.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 07:33
From: Ben Brown
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

When I connect my Juno T41 to my computer a windows 10 system, windows mobile opens up automatically and i can explore the files there and add sites.

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Ben Brown

Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't work out of the box in Windows10. You might need to manually install .Net 3.5 and apply a registry fix. Microsoft doesn't support that officially, but it does work.

This document shows the best how to check and install .Net 3.5
https://community.trimble.com/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=b96b9fbe-891b-4edf-9186-bf684e256980

And this document
http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-849325/Sprtnote_WMDC_WindowsConnectionIssues_0617.pdf
has the links for the registry patch (that "here" at the very bottom) and it also has links to the Windows Mobile Device Center from the Trimble server since Microsoft doesn't host it anymore. Those "drvupdate" files are the WMDC installers. You'll need the 64 bit one, since you run Win10 it is unlikely that you still have a 32bit machine.

1. check/install .Net3.5
2. install WMDC
3. run registry patch
4. reboot

after that the WMDC should start once you plug the USB cable in, sometimes you might still have to start it via the desktop shortcut, and the handheld should be accessible via the file explorer

additional thread about the topic
https://community.trimble.com/communities/community-homepage/librarydocuments/viewdocument?DocumentKey=edbf3ce5-ffba-4f4f-81fa-a09b75aa3cbe&CommunityKey=c2f58faf-34bc-4e75-9efc-1a673777cdef&tab=librarydocuments



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Ronny Schneider
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And I nearly forgot. On your handheld  you also might have to play around with the USB connection settings. As long as I know that depends on the USB chipset in your computer.

After installing WMDC and applying the registry fix and the connection still doesn't work,
-unplug the USB-cable
-go to settings on your handheld
-then "USB to PC"
-and either tick or untick that "advanced network connection"
-reboot the device
-try connection again

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Ronny Schneider
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 14:26
From: Ronny Schneider
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't work out of the box in Windows10. You might need to manually install .Net 3.5 and apply a registry fix. Microsoft doesn't support that officially, but it does work.

This document shows the best how to check and install .Net 3.5
https://community.trimble.com/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=b96b9fbe-891b-4edf-9186-bf684e256980

And this document
http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-849325/Sprtnote_WMDC_WindowsConnectionIssues_0617.pdf
has the links for the registry patch (that "here" at the very bottom) and it also has links to the Windows Mobile Device Center from the Trimble server since Microsoft doesn't host it anymore. Those "drvupdate" files are the WMDC installers. You'll need the 64 bit one, since you run Win10 it is unlikely that you still have a 32bit machine.

1. check/install .Net3.5
2. install WMDC
3. run registry patch
4. reboot

after that the WMDC should start once you plug the USB cable in, sometimes you might still have to start it via the desktop shortcut, and the handheld should be accessible via the file explorer

additional thread about the topic
https://community.trimble.com/communities/community-homepage/librarydocuments/viewdocument?DocumentKey=edbf3ce5-ffba-4f4f-81fa-a09b75aa3cbe&CommunityKey=c2f58faf-34bc-4e75-9efc-1a673777cdef&tab=librarydocuments



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Ronny Schneider
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Forgot that I had to set this up its has been a while thanks Ronny

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Ben Brown
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 14:46
From: Ronny Schneider
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

And I nearly forgot. On your handheld  you also might have to play around with the USB connection settings. As long as I know that depends on the USB chipset in your computer.

After installing WMDC and applying the registry fix and the connection still doesn't work,
-unplug the USB-cable
-go to settings on your handheld
-then "USB to PC"
-and either tick or untick that "advanced network connection"
-reboot the device
-try connection again

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Ronny Schneider
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 14:26
From: Ronny Schneider
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't work out of the box in Windows10. You might need to manually install .Net 3.5 and apply a registry fix. Microsoft doesn't support that officially, but it does work.

This document shows the best how to check and install .Net 3.5
https://community.trimble.com/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=b96b9fbe-891b-4edf-9186-bf684e256980

And this document
http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-849325/Sprtnote_WMDC_WindowsConnectionIssues_0617.pdf
has the links for the registry patch (that "here" at the very bottom) and it also has links to the Windows Mobile Device Center from the Trimble server since Microsoft doesn't host it anymore. Those "drvupdate" files are the WMDC installers. You'll need the 64 bit one, since you run Win10 it is unlikely that you still have a 32bit machine.

1. check/install .Net3.5
2. install WMDC
3. run registry patch
4. reboot

after that the WMDC should start once you plug the USB cable in, sometimes you might still have to start it via the desktop shortcut, and the handheld should be accessible via the file explorer

additional thread about the topic
https://community.trimble.com/communities/community-homepage/librarydocuments/viewdocument?DocumentKey=edbf3ce5-ffba-4f4f-81fa-a09b75aa3cbe&CommunityKey=c2f58faf-34bc-4e75-9efc-1a673777cdef&tab=librarydocuments



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Ronny Schneider

WMDC is no longer available, what can I use instead?

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Mona Falch
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 14:46
From: Ronny Schneider
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

And I nearly forgot. On your handheld  you also might have to play around with the USB connection settings. As long as I know that depends on the USB chipset in your computer.

After installing WMDC and applying the registry fix and the connection still doesn't work,
-unplug the USB-cable
-go to settings on your handheld
-then "USB to PC"
-and either tick or untick that "advanced network connection"
-reboot the device
-try connection again

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Ronny Schneider
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 14:26
From: Ronny Schneider
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't work out of the box in Windows10. You might need to manually install .Net 3.5 and apply a registry fix. Microsoft doesn't support that officially, but it does work.

This document shows the best how to check and install .Net 3.5
https://community.trimble.com/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=b96b9fbe-891b-4edf-9186-bf684e256980

And this document
http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-849325/Sprtnote_WMDC_WindowsConnectionIssues_0617.pdf
has the links for the registry patch (that "here" at the very bottom) and it also has links to the Windows Mobile Device Center from the Trimble server since Microsoft doesn't host it anymore. Those "drvupdate" files are the WMDC installers. You'll need the 64 bit one, since you run Win10 it is unlikely that you still have a 32bit machine.

1. check/install .Net3.5
2. install WMDC
3. run registry patch
4. reboot

after that the WMDC should start once you plug the USB cable in, sometimes you might still have to start it via the desktop shortcut, and the handheld should be accessible via the file explorer

additional thread about the topic
https://community.trimble.com/communities/community-homepage/librarydocuments/viewdocument?DocumentKey=edbf3ce5-ffba-4f4f-81fa-a09b75aa3cbe&CommunityKey=c2f58faf-34bc-4e75-9efc-1a673777cdef&tab=librarydocuments



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Ronny Schneider

Thanks Ronny. I will give this a try

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Tom Silicato
Corrado Construction
New Castle, Delaware
tsilicato@corrado.com
www.corradoconstruction.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2022 14:26
From: Ronny Schneider
Subject: Juno T41 handheld

Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't work out of the box in Windows10. You might need to manually install .Net 3.5 and apply a registry fix. Microsoft doesn't support that officially, but it does work.

This document shows the best how to check and install .Net 3.5
https://community.trimble.com/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=b96b9fbe-891b-4edf-9186-bf684e256980

And this document
http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-849325/Sprtnote_WMDC_WindowsConnectionIssues_0617.pdf
has the links for the registry patch (that "here" at the very bottom) and it also has links to the Windows Mobile Device Center from the Trimble server since Microsoft doesn't host it anymore. Those "drvupdate" files are the WMDC installers. You'll need the 64 bit one, since you run Win10 it is unlikely that you still have a 32bit machine.

1. check/install .Net3.5
2. install WMDC
3. run registry patch
4. reboot

after that the WMDC should start once you plug the USB cable in, sometimes you might still have to start it via the desktop shortcut, and the handheld should be accessible via the file explorer

additional thread about the topic
https://community.trimble.com/communities/community-homepage/librarydocuments/viewdocument?DocumentKey=edbf3ce5-ffba-4f4f-81fa-a09b75aa3cbe&CommunityKey=c2f58faf-34bc-4e75-9efc-1a673777cdef&tab=librarydocuments



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Ronny Schneider
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