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1. GPGS 1 1 00 79 GPRMC 012538 417 010811 GPYTG TaM pN K NTC lt 27 aps System Iw 3 33 AM E3 E an eps System w 9 31 AM 1 E Figure 3 52 GPS Info and GPS Data User s Manual 40 313 RFID RFID utility only available in PT 9X32 0 0 1 Desktop gt Utility RFID Demo exe to enable RFID like Figure 3 53 File Edit View Go x 2 EJ Bluetooth Function RFID Scan 3 2r Ou d 12 14 PM D E FIGURE 3 53 ENABLE RFID gt 2 In Inventory tab tap 15693 14443A or 14443B to select tag type Press trigger key to read tag ID Tag Ho 1 Count 3 Tag 1 E0O4010055E41725 Version i 12 33 1 FIGURE 3 54 INVENTORY 3 In 15693 tab you can get UID read block and write block from 15015693 tags Unique ID Flag 04 Block Flac Block Data o 4 arr a 11 57 E3 E Figure 3 55 15693 User s Manual 41 In 144434 tab you can get UID from ISO14443A tags You can also read and write 4 block from Mifare 550 570 and Mifare Ultralight RAIG_Gemo es HEBES Pues zl Mifare 350 570 Elock jo FFFFFFFFFFFF Data Mifare Ultralight Block Re ge RFI a 3k 11 57 1 Figure
2. E DER OE 79 9 1 222 lt piat deest indui i 79 9 2 READ OPERATION 8 2 2 20 00 00 000000000000 79 9 3 MOBILE COMPUTER 2 0000000000000 0000000 79 81 User s Manual 1 Introduction Congratulations on purchasing the PT 90 a Microsoft Windows CE Mobile Computer Its special combination of features makes it perfect for use in a wide range of applications These features as Microsoft Windows CE Net operating system Robust expansion capability Wireless mobility via 802 11b Long battery life Low Power Transflective type color LCD display Backlight keypad 1 1 About this Manual The chapters contained in this manual are Chapter 1 Introduction Presents general information about the PT 90 Chapter 2 Getting started Describes basic use of the PT 90 Chapter 3 Operating the Mobile computer Describes customizing the PT 90 Chapter 4 Scanning Chapter 5 Useful Utilities Chapter 6 Software Applications Chapter 7 Communication Describes using the PT 90 for different types of communication Chapter 8 Overview of Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 Chapter 9 Troubleshooting Chapter 10 Appendix User s Manual 1 1 2 User and Prod
3. 09235120602 READ 124 gt O7ESt S2ZO055555555 GPS System readme M LN 2 uw E em 2 I Dowd 3 22 1 FIGURE 3 45 GPRS DEMO In SMS tab you can operate SMS function GPRS_Demo Send Message SMS Phonebook Number 0955334364 Number 88386978242108 tee GERE 0935120188 READ 1271 0935120602 READ 1271 bol 0935120602 BREAD 1271 Message lt gt Argox 7e65b4d3205b5555bB5E Fil GPRS Demo em 3 22 PM T 3 23 E FIGURE 3 46 SMS User s Manual 38 3 4 5 In Phonebook tab you can add modify and delete phonebook GPRS_Demo OK Hm eee p Johnathan O988086456 Leftrgde 0123452 78312 bnfrtk 07 54321 gas3ns3575z Acar O93 903 5752 opqgfytr 0123456789 E teste 0939334362 Add Modity em 3 23 PM D E FIGURE 3 47 PHONEBOOK In Security tab you can lock or unlock SIM card and change PIN code GPRS Demo E Phonebook PIN Lock Change PIN Qld PIN zode Confirm new FIN cPRs Demo em 3 23 PM E E FIGURE 3 46 SECURITY In Center tab you should setting SMS center before sending SMS GPRS Demo Phonebook SMS Center Security Center Short Message Center 6 444 27 3 23 1 I FIGURE 3 49 CENTER User s Manual 39
4. 19 SAA UANL M 19 3 5 ENTERING INFORMATION 20 3 5 1 Entering Information Using a 2 22 600100000000000000000000 00000000 20 3 5 2 Entering Information Using the Keyboard Input Panel ssl 20 3 5 3 Entering Data via the Bar Code Scanner 20 3 6 POWER MANAGEMENT 21 204 Power Status siosstidcusacvssxeseonisiclesasesasosasvscsssnsssasunessissess 21 3 6 2 Saving Battery ___ 23 DP 24 TOSS A A 25 3 7 RESETTING THE P E290 e er ee rere 25 3 7 1 Performing a Warm Boot esses eene 26 Performing Cold 26 3 73 Petrjormag amp Clean BOOT dicenda 26 AS ELASH STORAC E 21 IOA TOSI QE UD caisi 2 IO DISK S 27 3 9 BLUETOOTH SETTING 28 SETIN G 34 Onl SDIOSOSO RTT 34 US D S DAON 35 SIT GPRS ETIEDDPV MEM 37 User s Manual I sdl GPRS Connechlol TN 37 A JR 38 3 12 GPS CONNECTION ____ 40 IAI R ID 41
5. Autodial name USB CONNECT Network Access the Internet using a proxy server Address Port Bypass proxy server for local addresses 10 04 1 Figure 8 18 Internet Options 2 User s Manual 66 Security Under Security page specify the security option for your browser Internet Options Local Trusted siti intranet Internet This zone contains all Web sites you haven t placed in other zones Settings Figure 6 19 Internet Options 3 Privacy Under Privacy page specify the cookies setting include of privacy level Connection Security Privacy ad lt gt Cookies First party Internet Options Third party 9 Accept Block Block Prompt Prompt Always allow session cookies 10 05 AM 1 Figure 6 20 Internet Options 4 8 3 8 Keyboard mens Repeat Tab 1 To change the amount of time between taps before repetition starts adjust the Repeat delay slider 2 Tochange the repeat rate adjust the Repeat rate slider 3 Test your new setting 4 Tap OK to exit the Keyboard properties User s Manual 67 Keyboard Properties aia Repeat Repeat delay Long Short Repeat rate Slow Fast cpm Tap here and hold down a key to test 27 Sg Keyboard 6 29 PM 1 Figure 8 21 Keyboard Properties 8 3 9 Mouse 9 1 Double click the checkerboard grid at a com
6. 1121314151617890 Meter hemos lt Figure 8 7 Keyboard Input Panel Upper lower case Selection Press this icon to select upper and lower case letters If you select upper case capital letters and characters appear on the number key pad It serves the same function with the Shift key Input Panel Bo Lee Be De sw ETVIBINIMIE ______ te gt Figure 8 8 Input Panel 1 Status Indicator Icon The following is a list of icons that appear in the taskbar s status area 2 Battery capacity 1s low ag 0 Battery is charging a Linked to desktop PC through USB di WAN not WLAN not connected Function Function key status J J status User s Manual 59 8 3 Setting up the PT 90 You can set up various configurations of the PT 90 such as Date Time Network Display Volume and Sounds Power System etc at the control panel F My Device Recycle Bin ign Programs oie Favorites mbedded 6 0 B Documents E Settings control Panel Network and Di ell Taskbar and Sta Se Qf 10 7 34 Figure 8 9 Setting up To Tap Start Settings Control Panel the control panel window appears In the View option in the menu you can change the view mode into large icons small icons details or to arrange icons The control panel appears as bel
7. Do not carry or store battery pack together with metal objects Do not pierce the battery pack with nails strike the battery pack with a hammer step on the battery pack or otherwise subject it to strong impacts or shocks Do not solder directly onto the battery pack Do not expose battery pack to liquid or allow the battery contacts to get wet Do not disassemble or modify the battery pack The battery pack contains safety and protection devices which if damaged may cause the battery pack to generate heat explode or ignite Do not discharge the battery pack using any device except for the specified device When it is used in devices other than the specified devices the battery pack can be damaged or its life expectancy reduced If the device causes any abnormal current to flow it may cause the battery pack to become hot explode or ignite and cause serious injury Inthe event the battery pack leaks and fluid gets into the eyes do not rub the eyes Rinse well with water and immediately seek medical care If left untreated the battery fluid could cause eye damage To avoid malfunctions and to ensure years of trouble free operation pay attention to the following General Use Do not expose the mobile computer to areas subject to extreme heat such as direct sunlight near a heater or in a car or in areas that are very cold humid moist or dusty Do not expose the product to rain or water from large heig
8. Found devices 001 45 49206 RICKLY NB PC 001 379 85 4 Nok Su 27 Blueto E 3 40 1 E Pairing Figure 3 22 Bluetooth Pairing 1 User s Manual 20 Bluetooth Pairing Found devices 26101 001 45 49206 RICKLY NB PC 001 379 854 4 6220 Classic 0022 RICKLY N82 002547D3EF96 WA T 1l O8001F708AF9 Amne 000272 149 su S Select remote device 27 Blueto E 3 41 1 7 Second function is Serial Port which communication with device via com port like Figure 3 23 Bluetooth Explorer Please select an action and click Next to continue Q Pair with remote device Q File Transfer Q ActiveSync connection 88 1 amp Figure 3 23 Bluetooth Explorer 8 After press Next button it will start to search device like Figure3 24 Bluetooth Explorer Bluetooth Explorer Anne 000272001490 Device Name Argox Mobile Ar qox Mobile 000434000569 AO00 JADE WU OOl97EF5C620 Device 000 000569 RICKLY NB PC OO01E379E85A4 Z610i 001 45849206 Service Name Nokia 6220 Classic OO022FCDDBFE RICKLY N82 002547D3EF96 Favorite Name 7 71 08001 708 9 Select a device and click V ada to bluetooth favorites Next to continue 27 Blueto E f 3 46 PM 1 27 Blueto E 3 46 1 E Figure 3 24 Bluetooth Serial Port 9 After press Connect button it will appear a connection with SP
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10. automatically turn off the back light To change the backlight setting select Start Settings Control Panel and then double tap the Timeout amp Brightness icon d E My Device gt Recycle Bin an Programs Ye Favorites G Documents Settings Control Panel Network and Di Taskbar and Sta of raw 12 35 PM 1 ke Figure 3 10 Backlight Setting User s Manual 23 Timeout setting Tap the check box off to always turn on backlight Tap the check box on to toggle automatically turning off X backlight Available timeout for battery power are 15 seconds 30 seconds 1 minute 2 minutes and 5 minutes Available timeout for AC power are 15 seconds 30 seconds 1 minute 2 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes and 30 minutes Brightness setting Adjust the brightness setting for backlight Available brightness for battery and AC power are Off Micro Fine Normal and Super 3 6 3 Suspend Mode Timeout amp Brightness Timeout Brightness m battery life hy automatically turning off the light when not needed Visi Turn off seconds hacklight more than l minute em ad LED Turn off Seconds keypad LED th ym seconds So 4 42 pea 1 Figure 3 11 Timeout Setting Off Micro Fine Normal Super J 1 Keypad LED Figure 3 12 Brightness Setting The
11. 55 8 OVERVIEW OF MICROSOFT WINDOWS CE 6 0 1 4 4 56 Sl MAIN WINDOWS 56 92 I Aci c 58 8 3 90 60 61 Gea DEIC 62 eee E A E ne ee AE O E 63 C gt _____ P 64 oho TO enc dimi da es 65 NM MB Puno 65 8 3 7 Internet Options P 66 O 67 68 8 3 10 Network and Dial up Connection eene eene nnne 66 SEE EU RE 69 70 Odes CONMCCIION gt A avi e i vti a ER toU 71 MT MN US 72 URN BEEN Tu _ __ ___ 72 10 REMOVE 73 74 8 3 18 Storage MOUSE 74 ___________ _ _6____ __ 75 D MA NOUO 6 NS Syste Informati OM ETT 2222 Toimeoutand 77 User s Manual II 10 APPENDIX UPDATING THE OS VIA MICRO SD CARD e 0 9 29 Volume and Sounds ier EE o Oa e ER Cue epe Ere TROUBLE rae 555 s En
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13. UPU Aztec Code Data Matrix MaxiCode QR MicroQR Code and Chinese Sensible Code Keypad 20 keys 29 keys plus 44 keys with backlight RFID RFID HF support ISO 15693 ISO 14443A B optional Camera Communication Interface 5 megapixel optional Standard Interface USB 2 0 and RS 232 Wireless radio Options Power supply WPAN Bluetooth Class 2 version 2 0 WLAN 802 11b g Wi Fi for PT 9X30 0 0 802 11b g n Wi Fi for PT 9X30 1 1 and PT 9X32 0 0 WWAN EDGE GPRS optional GPS SiRF star IV optional Main power User s Manual Terminal Rechargeable Li ion Battery 3900mAH 3 7Vdc Gun type Rechargeable Li ion Battery 4400mAH 3 7Vdc 4 Power input Via cradle or direct charging Batteries must be charged at a temperature ranging from 0 40 C 32 F to 104 F At temperatures below 0 C and above 40 C display or battery performance degradation may Expansion slot Micro SD card Physical and Environmental Operation Temperature 10 50 C Storage Temperature 20 70 C Battery Charging 0 40 C Temperature Humidity Max 80 RH lt 30 C Weight Approx 380 g battery included Drop test 1 8 meters to concrete Handset 0 9 meters to concrete Cradle ESD 15 air discharge SkVDC direct discharge contact SkVDC indirect discharge H amp V Sealed standard IP65 Agency Listing CE FCC
14. 3 Enter or Edit the area code and local country code as needed Local settings are Area code 425 8 Tone dialing Country Region 1 C Pulse dialing Disable call waiting dial Dialing patterns are Local Long Distance International 9 6 9 1 6 9 011 EFG Location Location Local settings are Local settings are Area code mr 9 Country Region E Pulse dialing rar Disable call waiting dial Dialing patterns are ca Long Distance International rs Long Distance International 9 1FG 9 1FG 9 011 EFG 9 011 EFG eet nk kee a mani Dining sce om 47 bins Figure 8 14 Dialing Properties 2 9 5 41 4 In Dial using select Tone dialing or Pulse dialing Most phone lines are tone 5 To automatically disable call waiting select Disable call waiting by dialing select the appropriate number sequence in the list or enter a new sequence Editing dialing patterns 1 Using the codes listed revise the dialing patterns as needed Notes If you need to use characters other than the ones listed here use manual dialing Hyphens and spaces in dialing strings are ignored Some modems may not respond to the some characters even though your device lets you add them to the dial string User s Manual 63 8 3 4 Display This screen lets you set the wallpaper image of the PT 90 or change
15. FN 9 none Key FN 10 none Key Pl none Key Pe none P3 none L5 Key P4 none gt 5 2 Timeout amp Brightness Timeout amp Brightness setting is a tool for changing the LCD backlight and keypad LED If you wish to save power use this program to change LCD backlight and keypad LED settings This application supports battery power and external power settings Save battery life by automatically turning off the light when not needed dae j Off Micro Fine Normal Super v 1 Turn off seconds w backlight more than l minute ad LED Turn aff E seconds keypad LED 59 than seconds 2 Timeo 82 4 42 PM D Figure 5 3 Timeout amp Brightness Keypad LED User s Manual 51 6 Software Applications The PT 90 includes software applications such as Internet Explorer Media player Microsoft WordPad Remote Desktop Connection Transcriber and Windows Explorer 6 1 Internet Explorer With Internet Explorer you can view Web or intranet Web pages on your device You will need to use WLAN to connect to an Internet server provider ISP or network 6 2 Media Player The PT 90 comes with Media Player for Windows CE installed Open Media Player by selecting Start Programs Media Player from the desktop Select File Open to open a new media file Please refer to www microso
16. Lock c Configurable Code Length es l Code ID position EM wo a Transmit AIM ID Prefix Suffix Power Saving ScanTimeourtrl 3 0zsec lz IdleTimeaourti zb552ec 5 Scan Cos 8 x 4 36 PM 1 s Figure 4 2 Laser Scan Configuration 2 scan 4 36 1 User s Manual 45 Scan Gontiguration General Setting 1 Setting 2 Barcode Hl Industrial 2 of 5 Interleaved eof 5 MSI plessexy UK plessewy Telepen vre a lt a Scan 12 53 1 Figure 4 3 Laser Scan Configuration 3 2D Scanner Engine 2 Be Bluetooth Function readme Scan SCANAPIAX SYSAPIAE TimenutB Scan est Pied utility raw 12 05 PM 1 Figure 4 4 2D Scan Configuration 1 User s Manual Scan configuration Transmission Code ID position Before a Transmit AIM ID Prefix Suffix Advanced a Inverted Image ScanTimeouti 300sec IdleTimeouti n 3 0 0zec Figure 4 5 2D Scan Configuration 2 46 Scan Ganfiguratian General Serial Number setting Barcode Scan Gontiguration Setting Barcode ae Scan 12 06 D Setting 1 Setting 2 Barcode 13 Industrial 2 of 5 Interleaved o 5 HSI plessey
17. Vista 7 on your desktop PC User s Manual 71 8 3 14 Power Please refer to the previous section on Power Management Page 21 8 3 15 Regional Settings Regional and Language Se Region Language Input Your locale nalish Un Appearance samples Time 6 41 36 PM Short date 2 13 2008 Long date Wednesday February 13 2008 Positive numbers 123 456 789 00 Negative numbers 123 456 789 00 Positive currency 123 456 789 00 Negative currency 123 456 789 00 A Regional So 6 41 PM 1 Figure 8 27 Regional Setting Properties You can set up region numbers currency time and date Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel Y 2 Open Regional Settings icon 3 Select the tab for information to change 4 Select the Preferred option Available features are dependent on which region you have chosen in the region tab REMOVE User s Manual 72 8 3 16 Remove Programs Remove Programs d Remove Programs To remove a program select it and then press Remove Remove a Remove Pr o 6 42 PM D Figure 6 26 Remove Programs To remove installed programs 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Open the Remove Programs icon 3 Select the program and click Remove to uninstall program 4 Click Remove User s Manual 73 8 3 17 Scan Configuration Please refer to the previous section on Scan Configuration
18. charge the Argox rechargeable battery pack in the cradle 1 Make sure that the Argox rechargeable battery pack is inserted in the mobile computer When the mobile computer is placed in the cradle the rechargeable battery pack charges automatically 2 If you have a spare Argox battery pack you can replace the empty battery pack with a full battery pack for continuous mobile computer operation Put the empty battery pack in the charging slot of the cradle The LED CHG on the cradle flashes Red and turns Green when the battery is fully charged When to replace or recharge the main battery There are two conditions that you need to replace the main battery 1 Assoon as possible after the battery indicator B appears on the display 2 Before using the mobile computer when it has not been used for an extended period Notes Charging the Main and Backup Batteries for the First Time It may take up to 8 hours to fully charge the empty backup battery The first time charge should be for at least 8 hours to insure a proper charge When charging the battery pack the Power LED on the Mobile computer turns Red After the battery pack is fully charged the Power LED turns green User s Manual 11 2 3 1 Installing Replacing the Battery Pack To remove and install the battery 1 Press and release the POWER button to suspend the mobile computer 2 Ifthe Mobile Computer has a hand strap detach and loosen the hand strap 3 Ro
19. contained in the window includes operating system data such as CPU ROM RAM serial number SN hardware number HW and version details Memory page display memory size such as RAM Program ROM Storage User application and Storage Card Clean boot page allow users to clean registry and format user partition System Information Memory Clean boot Clean boot System Information Memory Clean boot General Info CPU PRASLO S8056MHz E56MB Flash P3001001 oo0000z7 RAM Program Memory To complete setting 206 297 MB 232 5 operation terminal must do reset BOM Storage Memory 9 Clean registry 177 74 ME 178 61 Verzion Info 1 030 0 0409 1 0530 00000 SCAN 15929 SYSAPIAX So Oa Za E amp s 0 2 0 27 system I 12 51 1 24 system 12 07 PM 1 9 system 1 12 01 1 Figure 8 32 System Information User application Memory setting l7 45 19 73 8 3 22 Timeout and Brightness Please refer to the previous section on Timeout and Brightness 8 3 23 Volume and Sounds Adjust volume and select sound Volume To adjust the Volume of the system 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Open Volume amp Sounds icon and select the Volume tab 3 Press the left right arrow icon or move the slide
20. grip Package Optional cesses 7 22 D1045318 0058 zn 8 2224 90 Mobile iis cei e ERE RE ao Tis ee vae Nase eee eene 8 AIME SUI P E 9 2 3 INSTALLING REPLACING AND CHARGING BATTERIES 10 2 3 1 Installing Replacing the Battery Pack eese 12 2 3 2 Charging the Battery Pack with a Power Adapter cesses 12 2 3 3 Charging the Battery Pack with Cradle esses 13 ZA INSESEEENG IN SS VS EBEN 14 2 4 1 Via USB RS 232 Cable secciccccsssssssccscesesssvesesccsnvssessssesscsvosssvssecsssenssseesecacceosases 14 Zea VIGOR SDU 14 3 OPERATION OF THE MOBILE COMPUTER eee eee e ee eee 15 3 1 KEYPAD DESCRIPTION 5 05 ri eoe eS o kx vH 15 3 2 FUNCTION KEY DESCRIPTION dd sena up HUC o lepus a td 16 3 3 INSTALL MICRO SD 90 17 3 4 CONFIGURING PT 90 SETTINGS dish c EN RET 18 3 4 1 Calibrating Touch Screen Alignment eese 18 3 4 2 Adjusting 19 34
21. the Battery Very Low icons still show after charging please contact Argox Technical Support User s Manual 22 3 6 2 Saving Battery Power Automatic shut down of the PT 90 The PT 90 enters idle mode when there is no task or if all tasks are waiting for input In default setting the PT 90 automatically turns itself off if idle for 9 1 3 5 minutes and when there is no external charging power Press the Power button to return the PT 90 to the same point at the time of automatic shutdown In Power Properties select Schemes Customize automatic shut off time by tapping the arrow to select from a list of time periods The available time periods for battery power are 1 2 3 4 5 10 30 minutes and never Activate this function when the PT 90 is plugged into the power adapter or placed in its cradle by tapping the check box and then tapping the arrow to select from a list of time periods The available time periods for AC power are 1 2 5 10 15 30 minutes and never Power Properties Schemes Device Status _ Power Scheme Power Switch state to User Idle After 1 minute Switch state to System Idle After 3 minutes Switch state to Suspend After 5 minutes 27 Power Pro 82 9 37 AM LE Figure 3 9 Power Properties 2 Backlight Setting Because the power consumption of the LCD backlight is high turn off the backlight function when it is not necessary If a backlight is required set
22. the color of the background screen Call up the right button menu from desktop and select Properties and you can check the Display Properties window Display Properties Appearance Scheme Display Properties Browse _ ze Tile image on background Normal Disabled 7 Active II gt LOK Dialog Box Text Item Desktop M 3 0 19218 2 9 54 1 4 Qi 3 54 1 Figure 8 15 Display Properties Display Change the desktop image of the background screen as follows 1 Select the Background tab 2 Click Browse to select an image file 3 Press OK to apply the setting User s Manual 64 6 3 5 Hot Function Key Please refer to Function Key Setting above 8 3 6 Input Panel You can set up the Input method and Options Input Panel Properties iel Properties 1 ek x input Panel 0000000 Input Panel Input Panel Current input method Keyboard Options Keyboard Large keys alt lOntions 1 DOE gestures for Space Allow applications to change the Backspace Shift and Enter input panel state Space Backspace F Lg Enter amp Input Pan e 6 19 PM 1 2 Input Pan e 6 20 PM 1 Figure 8 16 Input Panel Properties To quickly switch input methods tap the Input Panel arrow and then tap the desir
23. 1 Communication through Cradle User s Manual 14 3 Operation of the Mobile Computer 3 1 Keypad Description PT 90 keypad consists of 29 44 rubber keys including one SCAN key Please refer to the picture below Figure 3 1 Keypad Layout Key Define Function ALPHA Switches between the number input mode or the character input mode Number input mode default input mode English lowercase letter a z English capitalization A Z On Off When the unit is off pressing the Power key turns the unit on Alternatively when the unit is on this key must be pressed and held down for about two seconds in order to turn the unit off ESC Exit and back to the last layer TAB The Tab key is used to toggle between data fields or to place the cursor at pre determined places in a programming or word processing application BKSP The Backspace key is used to erase previously input characters DEL Delete Key DEL key is not available in 29key plus ENT Enter Key SHIFT Shift Key ALT Alt Key ALT key is not available in 29key plus SCAN Trigger scanner if the scanner enables CTRL Control Key SPACE Space Key P1 P4 User define key or application User s Manual 15 3 2 Function Key Description The function key 8 is specially designed for quick access Hot key to some functions The function key combines with other keys function key once function single mode Af
24. 1 SDIO86861 1 After enable WLAN setting a POP window appears as below Figure 3 33 07096967 Wireless Information My Device Select a network and press connect or right click for more options To add a new network double click Add Recycle Bin Y Add New i argoxnet 69 dBm ee Af 59 Utility Status Mot Connected Signal Strength Signal RSSI Signal Notify when new networks available Disable Wy 4 2 PR sp10 qi 3e T 18 1 Figure 3 33 WLAN setting 2 Ifthe above window doesn t show try to double click the Wireless icon on the screen bottom 3 Select new connection and press Connect button or double click the new connection 01 for instance it will appear the configuration window Figure 3 34 Then user can set wireless Encryption on this window Wireless Properties Network name 5510 pun 1 This is ad network Encryption Network key Key index RA The key is Enable 802 EAP type TLs II Properties spro 8 T 4 18 1 k Figure 3 34 Wireless Properties 4 After setting press OK to connect to AP server wireless AP server must setup completely before connection WiFi connection can work now 5 Wireless icon for SDIO86861 EEFE User s Manual 34 3 10 2 SDC
25. 3 12 GPS Connection GPS utility only available in PT 9X30 1 1 1 Tap Desktop Utility GPS SYSTEM exe to enable GPS like Figure 3 50 File Edit View Go Bluetooth Function Demo GPRS RAS GPS System readme ae utility m 12 05 PM a FIGURE 3 50 ENABLE GPS x al 2 Setup Connect to start GPS positioning PT90 will get position in a few minutes Setup About Date Time POOP VDOP Speed Altitude EX 11 07 21 17 29 18 coa ooo 0 0 0 0 m Foi 5 System m 3 33 AM 1 E FIGURE 3 51 GPS POSITIONING 1107131 Time 18 43 07 Setup About RE Speed 1 9 Kmjhr Altitude 15 4 m Status Position M 2458 9953 E 121 33 0971 3D 311614 6 32 3 292023212522 ees syst 9 10 7 1 3 Setup GPS Info or GPS Data to switch different information Setup About Date Time POOF Speed Altitude 11 07 31 17 29 02 0 0 n 0 0 kmjhr 0 0 m SEakusJPosibian T Setup About M N K N 2C GPGG4 012537 429 0 00 M 0 0 GPGLL 012537 429 V N 77 GPGS4 A 1 GP6S 1 1 00 79 EGPRMC O12537 429 V 10811 EGP TG T M M K N 2C 012538 417 00 012538 417 V N 75
26. 3 56 14443A In 14443B tab you can get chip ID from ISO14443B tags You can also read and write block from SRIX4K 5 RAIG_Gemo Inventory 15693 144434 144436 SBRBIXAE ___ 11 57 am 3 Figure 3 57 14443 42 User s Manual 3 14 Camera Camera utility only available in PT 9X30 1 1 1 Desktop Utility CameraDemo exe to enable Camera like Figure 3 58 ro Bluetooth CameraD E Function readme i 4 Scar SC ANAPIAX X e utility Iw 12 00 PM 1 FIGURE 3 58 ENABLE CAMERA 2 Preview Start to start preview CameraDerno i i Display Capture Preview Display Capture Start Stop Single AF Exit 12 00 PM 1 E 47 n CameraD 12 06 1 FIGURE 3 59 START CAMERA 27 3 Capture JPEG Image to take picture The capture pictures place in default folder My Documents CamerabDernoa Preview Display esac JPEG Image Enable Flash Dark Mode Capture Setting 8 Camer Ew 12 11 PM D L2 Figure 3 60 Take picture User s Manual 43 4 Preview Stop to stop preview You can tap Display Show image to display picture Preview Display Capture Show Image Close Image e LU Dor 1 E 47 Camer 12 09 1 F
27. 8 3 18 Storage Manager The storage manager lets you manage storage device DSK1 NAND FLASH only allows the users to check the store information DSK2 shall be SD memory card The storage manager allow SD memory card to format dismount or make new partition Capacity 249 50 Unallocated 128 00 Sector Size 2 00 KB Format Dismount Partitions Hew Delete Properties stora ewm 12 02 PM 1 Figure 8 29 Storage Properties 1 Select the SD memory card from the storage information dropdown list 2 To format the partitions of the selected disk click Dismount button and then click Format button 3 After clicking the Create New button key in the new partition names The system automatically creates new partitions to set up 4 To delete a partition select a partition and press the Delete button 5 To see the features of the selected partitions click the Properties icon Caution Formatting a disk erases all data files and programs If you insert extension Micro SD memory cards Micro SD memory shows as SD Memory Card User s Manual 74 8 3 19 Stylus This screen sets Double Tap sensitivity and calibration Stylus Properties a Double tap this grid to set the double tap sensitivity for both the speed and physical distance between taps Double tap this icon to test your double tap settings If this icon doesn t change adjust vour settings using the grid a
28. BSMI NCC CCC SRRC Win CE AP MS Web Browser Internet Explorer Media Player Microsoft WordPad Remote Desktop Connection Transcriber Windows Explorer Developing Tools Argox SDK Microsoft Visual Studio for smart device programming User s Manual 2 Getting Started This chapter describes the PT 90 physical characteristics how to install and charge the batteries how to remove and replace the strap assembly and how to start the PT 90 for the first time 2 1 Check the package Carefully remove all protective material from around the PT 90 and save the shipping container for later storage and shipping Depending on the configuration ordered the PT 90 shipping container may include 2 1 1 Compact Package V PT 90 V Quick Reference Guide Battery pack CD ROM USB Sync cable Thread Power supply Stylus Hand strap CD ROM Battery pack mm gt Quick Reference Thread Guide USB Sync cable Hand strap Power supply Figure 2 1 Compact Package User s Manual 6 2 1 2 amp Pistol grip Package Optional Cradle Package Power supply Cradle Cradle USB cable Figure 2 2 Cradle Package Inspect the package contents for damage If any item is missing or damaged please contact the Argox Technical Support Center immediately User s Manual 2 2 Detailed View The pictures below provide information on the PT 90 s various buttons ports and othe
29. P mode like Figure 3 25 BlueTooth F Argox Mobile on SPP 1 27 BlueTo Figure 3 25 Bluetooth Serial Port E 2 m D E User s Manual 30 10 Third function is File Transfer like Figure 3 26 Bluetooth Explorer Please select an action and click Next to continue Pair with remote device Q Serial Port Q ActiveSync connection 27 Blueto E 3 48 D Figure 3 26 Bluetooth Explorer 11 After press Next button it will start to search device and it needs to enter PIN code like Figure 3 27 Bluetooth Explorer Authentication Request rne 000272 149 AOO0 JADE WU 0019 7 5 620 Enter Bluetooth PIN code RICKLY NB PC 001 379 8544 26101 001 45849206 Nokia 6220 Classic O0ZZ2FCDDBF RICKLY N82 00254703 08001 708 9 Device 6220 Device Address O0ZZ2FCDDBFEF PIN code Select device and click Next to continue 27 Blueto E 3 49 1 27 Blueto Figure 3 27 Bluetooth File Transfer 1 B 3 49 1 12 After checking pin code with the connect device PT90 will enter FTP mode like Figure 3 26 Device Name Nokia 6220 Device DO ZZFCDDBFEF Service Name FTP Favorite Name a 6220 Classic on FTP 1 v ada to bluetooth favorites 27 Blueto 3 50 2 69 3 51 Figure 3 28 Bluetooth File Transfer 2 User s Manual 3l 13 On Blu
30. PRS utility only available in PT 9X30 1 1 Before using GPRS insert the SIM card in PT90 first Utility will ask PIN code if SIM card is lock 3 11 1 GPRS Connection 1 Tap Desktop Utility gt GPRS_RAS to enable GPRS_RAS like Figure 3 41 E t E Bluetooth Function GPS System readme LITT 153 4 3 FIGURE 3 41 ENABLE GPRS RAS 2 Tap Power On Status GPRS Bas Started Signal Unknown Hodule Info Dial Up Connection Er Connection m Correct Dizconnsct em 3 19 PM FIGURE 3 42 POWER ON GPRS 27 5 Ras 3 Select connection and tap Connect Status GPRS Bas Started Siqnal Unknown Power Module Info Connect Dial Up Connection GPRS Connection GPRS Connection 27 5_ 3 20 pm 1 FIGURE 3 43 CONNECT User s Manual 37 4 The signal strength will display in Status and the GPRS icon on the taskbar GPRS_RAS Power Off Module Info Connect Dial Up Connection cres Connection wt Connect Disco ect FIGURE 3 44 GPRS SIGNAL STRENGTH 3 11 2 GPRS SMS 1 Tap Desktop Utility GPRS Demo GPRS Demo screen appears In the GPRS Demo screen you can send or receive SMS setting phonebook security and SMS center The signal strength display on the taskbar 1 a E Bluetooth Function 0935120188 READ 0335120602 READ
31. PT 90 will go into suspend mode when it is idle for a period of time Customize the idle duration using the Power control panel refer to Figure Schemes Tab Suspend mode appears just like you have turned the unit off Press the u key to suspend the PT 90 Press the Ry key again for the PT 90 to resume its previous state Use the Battery Power control panel to set the duration to switch to Suspend mode when the system uses battery power This saves battery power when the PT 90 is not in use User s Manual 24 Entering Suspend Mode The following puts the PT 90 in suspend mode Press Ul key while the unit is on E The duration timer for Switch state to Suspend expires which indicates that there has been no use for a specified of time The battery pack discharges completely Tap Start gt Suspend Power Properties Schemes Device Status Power Scheme ry Power My Device Recycle Bin an Programs E of Favorites Embedded 6 0 Documents Settings amp Help Run Switch state to User Idle After 1 minute Switch state to System Idle After 3 minutes Switch state to Suspend After 5 minutes EA 27 Power Pro 82 9 37 AM E Figure 3 13 Suspend Mode BP Suspend Sm 12 37 PM 1 here to set the PT 90 into suspend mode 3 6 4 Resume Press Vl key to suspend or resume wake up Waking the PT 90 The default wakeup conditions define w
32. SD40N1 1 Double click on Wireless icon or tap Start Program Summit scu to open Summit Client Utility like Figure 3 35 My Device My Device gt Recycle Bin Activesync 2 Communication fan Program Recycle Bin Utility gt Settings Internet Explorer amp Help Media Player BY Microsoft WordPad Remote Desktop 4 Transcriber SE 12 55 D E Windows Explorer FIGURE 3 35 OPEN SCU xc Run 2 Click Admin Login and input password SUMMIT t to login like Figure 3 36 Summit Gent Utili y 7 Main Profile Status Diags Global __ lt Admin Login IEEE EE EE EET Admin Password Entry Enter Admin Password SUMMIT Disable Radio Active Profle Gtatus Mot Associated Radio BGN Reg Domain Worldwide Auto Profle Off Driver w3 03 21 SU v3 3 18 Driver w3 03 21 v3 n3 18 E BY om e s m FIGURE 3 36 ADMIN LOGIN 3 In Profile Tab press Scan to find access point Select a access point and press Configure Summit Client Utility Profile p a Edit raga Scan Bri Prafile i Encryption None gt None w WEP keys PSKs Credentials Save Changes Commit Save Changes Commit remm 12 56 PM 1 12 56 D FIGURE 3 37 SCAN User s Manual 35 4 Create a new profile and inp
33. ance between the mobile computer and the bar code For a low density bar code increase the distance between the mobile computer and the bar code 4 5 Barcode reading problems When the barcode can NOT be read try the following B Change the angle between the bar code and the mobile computer B Change the distance between the bar code and the mobile computer B If the bar code is larger than the LED light beam try moving the mobile computer a bit further away from the bar code User s Manual 49 5 Utilities 5 1 Function Key Setting To assign your favorite application program or virtual key from F1 F10 and P1 P4 hot keys Function Key exe is located in directory Desktop Utility Function Key exe Choose F1 F10 or P1 P4 from list Tap Define to define application or virtual key Tap Apply or OK to set function key setting Tap the Default to return to default setting Function Key Setting Remark Key FN 1 none Eey t Eey FN 3 none Key FN 4 none Key FN 5 none Key FH none Key FN 7 none E FN 8 none Key FH 9 none Key FN 10 none lt S a 12 40 PM 1 E Figure 5 1 Function Key Setting Function Key Define Virtual 8 Application Define application Figure 5 2 Function Key Define User s Manual 50 Function Key Setting Key FN 5 none Key FN 6 none Key FH 7 none Key FN 8 none Key
34. bar to adjust a volume 4 Click all items to activate the sound such as Events warning system events Applications Notifications alarms reminders Key clicks and Screen taps User s Manual 77 Sounds To set the Sounds 1 Select go to Start Settings Control Panel Open Volume amp Sounds icon and select Sounds tab Select an Event from the event list Select a sound from the event sound list To remove the sound from the selected event choose None To save the changes in another scheme select Save As in another name and name the sound scheme To remove the sound scheme select the scheme and then Delete Volume amp Sounds Pro Volume Sounds 2 Soft Loud Enable sounds for Events warnings system events Applications Notifications alarms reminders Key clicks Soft Loud Screen taps Soft Loud 47 Jo volume Es 6 50 PM 1 ke Figure 8 33 Volume amp Sounds User s Manual 78 Volume amp Sounds Pro Volume Sounds Clase Program Critical Stop Default Sound Empty Recycle Bin 4 Exclamation v Preview Scheme Windows CE Default Delete 47 Jo volume amp 3 gt 6 51 PM 1 None 9 Trouble Shooting This chapter contains information on solving problems you may encounter when using the mobile computer and or cradle If problems occur first carry out general checks before comparing th
35. bove 27 stylus Pro 2 6 46 PM D Figure 8 30 Stylus Properties Double Tap To set and test Double Tap sensitivity 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Activate the Stylus and select Double Tap Tap the grid and the color of the grid changes 3 It automatically records the speed of the Double Tap 4 Double tap the bottom icon to test the double tap sensitivity 5 Ifthe bottom icon does not change adjust the setting using the grid icon above Calibration If the PT 90 screen does not respond properly adjust the screen with the calibration function To start Calibration 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Activate the Stylus and select Calibration tap 3 Press Recalibrate button and the adjustment process begins Caution Sometimes touching the screen with the stylus triggers the right mouse function You can solve this problem by adjusting the double touch sensitivity User s Manual 75 8 3 20 System The System Properties window displays device information such as General Memory Device Name and Copyrights General information contained in the window includes operating system data such as software version processor and memory etc Eius Properties General Memory System The right display total and used Microsoft CE program memory left display total version 6 00 Build 2217 storage memory Copyright 2006 Microsoft Corp Bla
36. cab file available from Argox Technical Support Note 1 Micro SD must be FAT32 format 2 file name must be POXCEOOR bin P9XUtility cab and P9X2DUtility cab do not rename it Caution Users files will be erased 1 Copy file POXCEOOR bin P9XUtility cab and P9X2DUtility cab from the PC to the root directory of the Micro SD card 2 Insert the Micro SD Card into the PT 90 3 Plug the power adapter into the PT 90 4 Cold boot and press hot key function to update FN Dot 5 Press ENT to start upgrading 6 Upgrading will cost 5 10 minutes After the image successfully update the PT 90 automatically cold starts with the new OS User s Manual 81
37. ck portion of the slider bar is free rights reserved Eoo RT This computer program 5 protected 1 5 and international copyright law hii Computer Storage Program Processor Marvell ARMGZLT memory memory Memory 247768 RAM 7 total Z3B SZEB total in use 32020KB in use System Properties Expansion cards Registered to i sy 49 T IE 4 31 1 sy 13 4 32 1 Figure 8 31 System Properties The memory of the PT 90 is used for storage and programs Basic memory capacity is 256MB You can see the size of the memory cache used for running programs or storing data To check the Memory 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Runthe System and select the Memory tab 3 blue bar of the slider indicates the available memory capacity 4 Left side is storage memory and the right is program memory The device name indicates the PT 90 s partnership relation when linked to the desktop through ActiveSync To set up Device Name 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Runthe System and select the name of the device 3 Enter the name of the device and its details User s Manual 76 6 3 21 System Information The System Information properties window displays system information such as Info Memory and Clean boot Info page
38. dows CEQ screen appears shortly after 1 RGOX mpower the Barcode Figure 3 3 Logo Calibrating the PT 90 Carefully press and briefly hold stylus on the center of the target Repeat as This screen can be accessed at any time by the target moves around the screen Press the Esc key to cancel pressing the hot key FN and ESC key Or by accessing the menus and tab in order of Start Settings Control Panel Stylus Calibration zz Figure 3 4 Calibration 1 Whenever the response of the touch screen is poor or the operations executed do not match your tapping on the touch screen please recalibrate the alignment of the touch screen using the following method Press the stylus against the center of the T c SET New calibration settings have been target mark as indicated on the mearra Trace the screen The screen shown to the right accept the new settings appears after you press the stylus against Press the Esc key to keep the old settings the target at five different locations 2 Press the Execute key or tap anywhere on the touch screen Figure 3 5 Calibration 2 User s Manual 18 3 4 2 Adjusting Brightness You can use the following procedures to adjust display brightness to make it easier to read under different lighting conditions Press the ET key and then press the key to adjust brightness for a lighter display Press the En key and then pres
39. e problem with the descriptions in this chapter 9 1 General Checks B Make sure everything is installed properly B Check the power supply including the main battery or battery pack in the mobile computer of all devices B 5 the reading window of the mobile computer clean B 5 the interface connector properly connected with the cable B X Are the bar code labels readable e g not damaged or poorly printed If the problem persists after these checks are performed please check the problem descriptions below If the suggested solutions below do not resolve the problem please contact your local supplier or Argox for technical support http www argox com If the PT 90 mobile computer needs repair please ensure that the label with the serial number is present If sending the mobile computer or cradle back to your local supplier or Argox please use the original package to minimize the chances of damage during shipping 9 2 Read Operation Problems If the mobile computer has a problem reading barcode labels Barcode reading problems Make sure the scanning application is loaded and operational Run Scan Configuration program to modify barcode read setting Barcode may be distorted and should be replaced Battery needs recharging or replacing 9 3 Mobile Computer Problems Mobile computer does not power on Battery needs recharging or replacement Insure that battery is installed correctly Mobile computer sh
40. ed method from the menu that appears 1 Select keyboard and press Options The Soft Keyboard Options window appears 2 Select the Size of the keys 3 Use gestures for Space Backspace Shift and Enter click the gestures check box 4 Click OK to save the changes of Soft Keyboard Options 5 Click OK to save the setting of Input Panel Properties User s Manual 65 6 93 7 Internet Options To use the Internet Options make the following settings General Click the General tab 1 Define your own start page and search page on the tab It also can set the cache size 3 Click Delete Browsing History button it can clear temporary internet files cookies or history Pr Internet Options Security General Search Page Isearch msn cam User Agent requires browser restart Default Pindaws CE Cache Size in 40960 Delete Browsing History 10 03 1 a Figure 6 17 Internet Options 1 Connection Click the Connection tab and set Internet connection methods 1 To use a proxy server click Internet Connection by Proxy Server check box and enter the proxy address and port 2 To ignore the proxy server when making access to local address click No proxy server for local address check box This option is available only for the proxy server use If you use a wireless LAN card click the LAN User manual dial check box pr gt
41. etooth manager screen it will add a FTP connection like Figure 3 29 BlueTooth Nokia 6220 Classic on FTP 1 24 ia 3 53 PM 1 Figure 3 29 Bluetooth File Transfer 3 14 The latest function is ActiveSync connection The function can connect with computer via ActiveSync like Figure 3 30 Bluetooth Explorer Please select an action and click Next to continue Pair with remote device Q Serial Port File Transfer 27 Blueto E 3 53 1 E Figure 3 30 Bluetooth Explorer 15 After press Next button it will start to search device like Figure 3 31 Bluetooth Explorer Arne 000272CC143C Device Name 00197 5 620 OOLBDCOFC3B3 Device RICKLY NB PC O001E379E85A4 26101 001 45849206 Service Name Nokia 6220 Classic O022FCDDBFE RICKLY N82 002547D3EF96 TYavorite WX T71 08001F708AF93 000272CC149C ActiveSync V ada to bluetooth favorites Inquiry Running 27 Blueto F 3 56 1 27 Blueto E 3 57 1 Figure 3 31 Bluetooth ActiveSync User s Manual 32 16 PT 90 will add a ActiveSync connection on Bluetooth manager screen It will synchronize with computer like Figure 3 32 BlueTooth aay Anne on Sync 1 E 8 3 57 1 Figure 3 32 Bluetooth ActiveSync User s Manual 33 3 10 WLAN Setting 501086861 only available in PT 9X30 0 0 SDCSDAONI only available in PT 9X30 1 1 and PT 9X32 0 0 3 10
42. fortable speed 2 Double click the Test icon to test your setting 3 Tap OK to exit the Mouse properties Mouse Properties a Double Click Double click this grid to set the double click sere sensitivity for both the speed and physical distance between Double click this icon to test your double click settings If this icon doesn t change adjust your settings using the grid above 19 Mouse Pro 6 32 D Figure 8 22 Mouse Properties 8 3 10 Network and Dial up Connection You can directly link to the network via network Ethernet LAN or phone modern connection You can send or receive emails or access available files on the network server or search the Internet or Intranet Make New Connection 27 Connections 6 33 1 LE Figure 8 23 Network and Dial UP Connection User s Manual 68 8 3 11 Owner This function lets you set the PT 90 to display user information at start up add information on the user and set up a Network ID Identification Notes Network ID Name Company Address p Work phone Home phone At power on Display owner identification 5 owner Pr 6 35 1 E Figure 6 24 Owner Properties Identification Enter information such as Name Company Address company phone number home phone number in the user information tab To display the owner informatio
43. ft com for additional information and help with your Microsoft Windows Media Player User s Manual 52 2 My Device Recycle Bin L3 ActiveSync Communication Documents Command Prompt J Settings Internet Explorer amp Help media Player BY Microsoft WordPad Remote Desktop 4 Transcriber fs Programs de Favorites XJ Run 15 lt lt mobile Mobile Web What s New MSN now fit in your pock J Internet 47 192 100 7 25 Figure 6 2 Internet Explorer File View Playback Jweb X 47 D Media Player Qe 9 14 AM 1 Figure 6 3 Media Player 6 3 Microsoft WordPad You can create and edit documents and templates in WordPad using buttons and menu commands that are similar to those used in the desktop version of Microsoft Word You can work with files Normal or Outline view WordPad documents are usually saved as pwd files but you can also save documents in other file formats such as rtf or doc 6 4 Remote Desktop Connection Using Remote Desktop Connection you can log on to Windows Mobile computer Server and use all programs installed on this server For example instead of running Microsoft Pocket Word you can run the desktop version of Microsoft Word 6 5 Transcriber Features Microsoft Transcriber is the natural handwriting recognition solution for your Windows CE device It reco
44. gnizes words from its integrated dictionary and allows you to write in cursive print or mixed handwriting B The letter Shapes Selector note 1 is for optimizing recognition to your own handwriting style Transcriber works transparently in the background of all Windows applications providing handwriting input while taking away no precious screen space User s Manual 53 File Edit View For x 7 W Doci E 3 16 AM 1 Figure 6 4 Microsoft WordPad Remote Desktop connection Computer Figure 6 5 Remote Desktop Connection Transcriber Intro Transcriber reliably recognizes handwriting print and mixed styles as well as numbers and symbols 32 6 74 Write anywhere on the screen Write legibly Quick Gestures 4 Paste Backspace Quick Correct Don t show this Figure 6 6 Transcriber 6 6 Windows Explorer Windows Explorer works almost the same x on your PDA as it does on your PC See the elp F topics below for information about the 2 difference in Windows Explorer on your cy 7 device Application Documents Data and Settings Documents gt E Network Program Files Temp User Window s Control application Panel De gt 12 02 PM 1 Figure 6 7 Windows Explorer User s Manual 54 7 Communication The Argox PT 90 let
45. h please select Show BT like figure 3 18 BlueTooth My Device gt Recycle Bin Windows Embedded CE 6 C Utility Show BT Options BT Off 4 45 D S 11 52 pm 1 Figure 3 18 Show BT 3 Bluetooth manager screen select File gt New Connection like Figure 3 19 BlueTooth 0 Mew Connection Blue Qe Mr 11 52 1 Figure 3 19 Bluetooth Connection User s Manual 28 4 Bluetooth has four functions to choose like Figure 3 20 Bluetooth Explorer Please select an action and click Next to continue Q Serial Port File Transfer ActiveSync connection 27 B 8 3 37 Figure 3 20 Bluetooth Explorer 5 First function is Pair with remote device after press next button It will start to search devices Select a device and press Pair button it needs to enter Bluetooth PIN code like Figure 3 21 Bluetooth Pairing Found devices 001 45 49206 RICKLY NB PC 001 379 8544 Nokia 6220 Classic 0022 RICKLY NSZ 002547DS3EF96 WA T 1l 08001 08 9 nne 000272 149 si B Select remote device Figure 3 21 Bluetooth Pairing Bluetooth Pairing Enter Bluetooth PIN Device Name Nokia 6220 Device 0022FCDDBFEF PIN code E 8 fj 3 39 PM 6 After PT 90 check pin code with device PT 90 will appear a pop window and show Success message like Figure 3 22
46. hat actions wakeup the PT 90 These setting are configurable and the factory default settings are subject to change update Power Off When the PT 90 is set to suspend mode by Press U button pressing this action wakes the PT 90 Auto Off When the PT 90 enters suspend mode by Press U button automatic power off this action wakes the PT 90 3 7 Resetting the PT 90 If the PT 90 stops responding to the system you may need to rest it There are three ways to reset warm boot cold boot and clean boot A warm boot and cold boot restart the PT 90 but all data that have not saved will get lost AII data in flash will be preserved A clean boot will erase all data except User application folder In addition it returns formats preferences and other settings to the factory default setting User s Manual 25 3 7 1 Performing a Warm Boot To perform a warm boot to correct the computer when an application stop responding to the system Caution The RAM will be reinitialized To perform a warm boot 1 Press Reset button Do not hold down any other keys or buttons 2 90 initializes the logo screen appears for about a minute 3 7 2 Performing a Cold Boot A cold boot restarts the PT 90 and all un saved data will get lost Only perform a cold boot if a warm boot does not solve the problem Caution The RAM will be reinitialized To perform a cold boot 1 Press the Reset and keys together Do not hold down any o
47. he PT 90 s power status Note The Flash storage memory persists for warm cold reset conditions We strongly recommend that perform a clean reset only if you want to reset factory default setting 3 6 1 Flash Disk Location All storage disks are stored in Flash Disk in PT 90 File Edit View G X E TS rh Mi LJ 7 Application Documents iata and Settings Documents Network Program Files Temp Window s Control application Panel Se n 12 02 PM 1 Figure 3 15 My Device 3 6 2 Flash Disk Size The size of the Flash Disk varies depending Storage Properties on the size of the system firmware Storage Manager Store Info __ B Select Start Settings Control QSK1 NAND FLASH Panel and then double tap the Storage Capacity 249 50 MB Manager icon Unallocated 128 00 B The capacity is the total Flash Disk size sector Size 2 00 KB Format Dismount Partitions New Delete Properties 12 02 PM 1 Figure 3 16 Flash Size User s Manual 21 3 9 Bluetooth Setting 1 Run program from Desktop Utility Bluetooth exe to enable Bluetooth like Figure 3 17 Function readme o9 1 Scan SCAMAPIAX ScanConfi SrcanTest SYSAPIAXx Timecute XI C utility ow 12 05 PM 1 Figure 3 17 Enable Bluetooth 2 After enable Bluetoot
48. hts Do not allow other mechanical shocks to the product Do not subject the product to strong impact or throw or drop the mobile computer Cleaning Instructions T Clean the exterior by wiping it with a soft dry cloth Do not use much water Do not use thinner white spirit or other solvents These can discolor the case and the keys and it has a negative effect on the lifetime of the keys a KS Cleaning the Mobile Computer Clean the scan window periodically for better reading performance but pay attention to not scratching the window Cleaning the Cradle Avoid touching the contacts in the cradle The contacts must stay as clean as possible to maintain optimal charging capacity Do not use water when cleaning the cradle This can cause malfunction of the chargers Using the Mobile Computer to form on the mobile computer Using the mobile computer while condensation is present can cause malfunction Always wait until the condensation clears naturally before attempting operation Avoid temperature changes Sudden temperature changes can cause condensation Do not leave the mobile computer in an area where static charge is accumulated or near devices where electromagnetic emission is generated Do not place any object on top of the mobile computer Do not lay the mobile computer face down Doing so can cause accidental operation of the power key or ENT key which can discharge your batteries or change
49. igure 3 61 Display picture User s Manual 44 4 Scanning The PT 90 has an integrated laser 2D scanner that reads all major bar code labels with excellent performance The trigger key is located in the middle of the unit There are also two side keys to trigger scanner Press trigger key to activate the laser 2D scanner The PT 90 has laser 2D scanner engine Each scanner engine has different barcode settings The configurations and scan SDK settings are also different between Laser and 2D scanner 4 1 Scan Configuration When it is necessary to change the default barcode symbology for a different application use Scan Configuration to change default symbology place delimiter characters behind scanned data and save the settings Run this program from Desktop Utility Scan Configuration exe which is also accessible via Start Settings Control Panel Scan Configuration Laser Scanner Engine JE x IL ED Vib Bluetooth Function readme v LED ibrator v Beep voice i Scan a Resume System Using Scankey Version 15928 Scan est SYSAPIAxX TimenoutB Serial Number 7309500228 Utility raw 12 05 PM 1 ke 44 scan i de 1 4 36 ke Figure 4 1 Laser Scan Configuration 1 Scan THER Scan Gontiguration n General Setting 1 Transmiszion Code ID Pre Defined Global Code Length Mir
50. ing precautions Make sure the mobile computer is installed according to instructions Never remove the main batteries or battery pack while the mobile computer is turned on Doing so can cause loss of data in the mobile computer Avoid looking directly into the LED light beam emitter or pointing the LED light beam directly into someone s eyes Position the LED light beam over the bar code from margin to margin and pass the scanner downward over the bar code as shown in the scan position illustration Good read scan position X X Incorrect read scan positions X We User s Manual 48 The scanning sequence is defined by the user s application A typical sequence is Point the mobile computer at the barcode and press the Trigger key 622 B Point the LED lightbeam at barcode as shown in the scan position illustration above B The scanner reads the barcode and the results are indicated A Good Read means that the scanner has effectively recognized and decoded the bar code In most cases the application program provides an indicator signal to indicate a good read If the read is incorrect try again paying close attention to the instructions When reading a small bar code decrease the distance between the mobile computer and the bar code For larger bar codes position the mobile computer so that the bar code fits into the LED light beam When reading a very high density bar code decrease the dist
51. ith Cradle 3 Insert the battery pack into the Cradle s spare battery slot Note When charging the battery pack in the Cradle s spare battery slot the Cradle charging LED is Red After the battery pack 15 fully charged the LED turns green Caution Do not remove the Battery pack for too long from PT 90 once you have already fully charged the Battery pack and the backup battery pack and have started to use the PT 90 Otherwise data that is not saved will be lost Please keep in mind to turn off the power on Mobile computer when changing the main Battery pack User s Manual 13 2 4 Installing in a System Notes Exercise caution at all times when working with AC powered equipment Turn off your devices before installation Because of the special pin out of the connectors use the cables supplied by the manufacturer Do not modify the cable provided by the manufacturer If you need a special cable for some cases contact your supplier to purchase the right cables or technical support System Connection Data Communication The mobile computers let you link to a host computer through USB and RS 232 cable or the CRD 90 cradle for data communication 2 4 1 Via USB RS 232 Cable The mobile computer connects directly to a host computer via the USB RS 232 cable Figure 2 10 Communication through Cable 2 4 2 Via CRD 90 Cradle Connected with CRD 90 cradle via USB cable for data transmission Figure 2 1
52. les in the recycle bin Caution Once you have emptied the recycle bin you cannot restore the files and data previously in the recycle bin Taskbar Windows CE 6 0 s taskbar is designed to be simple and user friendly The picture below shows the configuration of the taskbar Fri Qe BF ie 7 30 Figure 8 3 Taskbar Start Icon Start icon is the starting point for the PT 90 program If you point at the start menu with the stylus pen you can see various menus including program bookmark document setting help and operation If you choose each menu detailed executable programs appear as in the picture below If you choose and press you can run the program of your choice Windows CE 6 0 s start menu is similar to that of Windows on a desktop PC Device gt Recycle Bin 27 Programs Favorites Embedded CE 6 0 2 Documents Settings Figure 6 4 Start Icon User s Manual 57 8 2 Taskbar Taskbar shows a variety of information including keying in characters battery network connection status of running programs etc Open Taskbar and Start Menu setting by selecting Start Settings Taskbar and Start Menu from the desktop There are Always on top Auto hide and Show Clock setting in General tab You can choose the check box of desired setting The following explains the function of icons appearing on the taskbar Input Method To activate Keyboard
53. ll uninstall programs on PT 90 Note Windows Mobile Device Center s only compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7 The detail description of Mobile Device Center can be found in Microsoft s Website User s Manual 55 8 Overview of Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 This chapter describes Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 the operating system for the PT 90 This introduction to Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 includes B How to use the main Windows B How to use a taskbar B How to use settings 8 1 Main Windows When you turn on PT 90 you will see the main Windows of Window CE 60 0 which 2 is similar in appearance to Windows My Device The main window consists of a background E screen and taskbar 7 Recycle Bin tility 7 30 Figure 8 1 Main Window The screen shows short cut icons for main programs of Microsoft Windows 0 0 description of the icons follows My Device Shows the internal configuration of PT 90 REI Fi gt 2 A A and the folders and files it contains Application Documents Data and Settings Documents e Network Program Files Temp Ee LIser Window s Control application Panel 2 my de Go 0 12 02 pm 1 S Figure 6 2 My Device User s Manual 56 Recycle bin Completely delete or restore files and data This folder saves deleted files from Windows Explorer or the background screen You can completely empty or restore fi
54. n replace products that prove to be defective in material or workmanship under proper use during the warranty period Argox will not be liable in case modifications are made by the customer In such case the standard repair charge will be applicable The standard charge for repair will also be applicable in case no defect is found at all These rules also apply for products that are still under warranty Therefore you are advised to have the product specifications always at hand Trademarks used are property of their respective owners User s Manual FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures or relocate the receiving antenna nc
55. n on the start screen for system start click the Display Owner Identification check box Notes Enter additional user information or other information in the Notes box To show notes on the initial screen when the system starts click Display Owner Notes check box Network ID Windows CE 6 0 gains access to Network resources using the owner information Enter the information provided by Network manager such as User Name Password and Domain User s Manual 69 8 3 12 Password You can set a password to keep unauthorized users from using the PT 90 Password Settings Password Properties Password Confirm password Enable password protection at power on Enable password protection for screen saver 47 Bj Password Ge 6 36 PM 1 Figure 8 25 Password Properties To set up a password 1 Select the Password Setting tab 2 Enter the password in the password box 3 Re enter the password in the password confirmation box 4 To enable the password protection when the power on click on the Enable password protection at power on You may encounter a request to enter the password if resume or warm cold boot PT 90 If you forget the password and enter the system you may have to do a clean boot A clean boot erases all files data as well as programs Please consider using a password that is easy to remember and leave a record easy to access To deactivate a Password delete the Password in the password fea
56. ode Aztec Code Chinese Sensible Code t M codsblock Matrix Fri Scan C 2 03 1 Fei Scan 5 2 03 PM 1 E Scan ES 2 04 PM 1 Figure 4 6 2D Scan Configuration 3 After you change settings press the OK button to configure or press Restore Default to return to the scan default settings 4 2 Scan driver Scan driver lets you put data into Microsoft WordPad Open scan driver and the scan module powers on the scanner You can then scan barcode To turn off the power press Exit on the task bar File Edit View Go k x File Edit View For gk x 4901991570014 2 E Bluetooth Function readme Wo 1 SCANAPIAX Scanconf E Scan Test SvYSAPIA TimenoutB Exit 47 utility Law 12 05 1 4 EUN E 1 Figure 4 7 Scan Driver User s Manual 47 4 3 Scan test The PT 90 has a Scan Test exe program that allows you to test the barcode scan function Scan Test exe is located in directory Desktop Utility Scan Test exe This program shows barcode type and barcode data when pressing the Scan key File Edit View Go Barcode 13 Bluetooth Function readme Barcode Data 4901991570014 mo se 29 Dumy 20s em D 29 Figure 4 8 Scan Test 4 4 Reading barcode Note Observe handl
57. or Transcriber press 1 A o and select input method You can also activate Transcriber in following order Start Programs Transcriber To deactivate input method press 1 and select Hide input Panel To change the features of the input method select input method in Start Settings Control Panel Input Panel and click the option you wish to setup My Device gt Recycle Bin Utility Keyboard Transcriber Hide Input Panel S D 6 36 1 Figure 8 5 Input method A When you want to key in characters when making a document or setting start Transcriber Transcriber Using the stylus to draw characters you want on the input panel this program recognizes the characters and transform them into typeface characters To start the Transcriber run the program as the following order Start gt Programs Transcriber The picture below shows how the Transcriber works in keying in characters on Microsoft Word Pad When Microsoft Transcriber is running vou will see the icon located in the taskbar When Microsoft Transcriber is active the icon shows a dark background User s Manual 58 File Edit View For x Argox Information Co Ltd a 5 4 4 2 Woor 2 07 5 16 Figure 8 6 Transcriber a Keyboard E When Keyboard input panel is running you will see the icon located in the taskbar Input Panel
58. ow Remove Scan Programs Configura y B Storage Stylus System System Information Device Dialing Management Manager Display Function Setting 9 ij J Volume amp Input Panel Internet d 9 e gf b gt 7 35 PM 1 E 9207 7 35 PM 1 E Figure 8 10 Control Panel User s Manual 60 8 3 1 Certificates Application programs use certificates to ensure reliability and safe communication Certificates a Stores Lists the certificates trusted by you Equifax Secure Ce GlobalSign Root C se Figure 8 11 Certificates Authorized certificate providers issue certificates that are valid for a specified period Windows CE manages several certificate storages 1 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel 2 Double click a Certificates to run Select certificate storage for browsing or correcting through the storage tap list Trusted Authorities Includes the top quality certificates My certificate This saves the user s personal certificate to identify the user Other Authorities Middle certificate providers establish chains of reliability 3 To add certificates or secret keys in the selected storage press the Import button then select the way to bring certificates or keys You can select them from files or a micro SD card 4 To see details of selected certificates such as extension expiration da
59. r functions 2 2 1 90 Mobile Computer Dimensions of the PT 90 159 mm L 80 8mm W 36mm H Key pad Touch Screen Speaker Scan Button Scan Window Stylus Figure 2 3 The Front of the PT 90 Battery Cover Latch Hand strap Docking Connector Micro SD Card slot Scan Button Figure 2 4 The Back of PT 90 User s Manual 8 2 2 2 Cradle Dimensions of the CRD 90 Cradle 147mm L 112mm x 83mm 0 Charging Power Figure 2 5 The Front of the CRD 90 1 Mobile Computer Slot Put the mobile computer in the cradle slot for data transmission or charging 2 Power LED Indicator LED status Power on mobile computer not in cradle 3 Charging LED Indicator Charging Charging complete Charging slot Power Jack Communication Figure 2 6 The Back of the CRD 90 4 Charging Slot For charging a spare rechargeable battery pack 5 USB and Charging Connector Connects the multiple function socket on the mobile computer for data transmission and charging 6 Power Jack Input for AC adapter User s Manual 9 2 3 Installing Replacing and Charging Batteries Wrong use of batteries may cause serious damage to the mobile computer or to the cradle To avoid damage it 1s important to follow the instructions Caution Insert a fully charged battery pack before use of the mobile computer Never remove the main batteries while the mobile computer is t
60. rease the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CAUTION Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the grantee of this device could void the user s authority to operate the equipment RF exposure warning This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided instructions and the antenna s used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter End users and installers must be provide with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance WLAN SAR value 0 516 W kg A LIGHT TARE INTO BEAM User s Manual Table of Contents LI INERODECTION 11922 294492921 990000222248 81129180 012012291030 0 2 30040 00000 1 00000 902 000000001 1 1 1 ABOUT THIS piae Ox SS en SUM abt Re UE MEO Up ERIT 1 1 2 UESERANDPRODUCT SAFETY 2 IN SPECIFICATIONS rc H 4 2 E 04 i i 6 um ont sanie tenen NE noun o aO 6 COMPAT T OKOLO MR 6 2 1 2 Cadle amp Pistol
61. s the B key to adjust brightness for a darker display To continue making adjustments press the uu key twice to enter function continue mode Press the 5 or ls key to adjust brightness After finish setting press the ug key to exit function continue mode Brightness settings are also made by accessing the menu and tab in order of Start Settings Control Panel Timeout amp Brightness 3 4 5 Muting Sound You can use the following procedures to adjust sound to make it easier to hear under different working conditions Press the dmg key and then press the un key to adjust for a louder sound Press the E key and then press the key to adjust for a softer sound To continue making adjustments press the E key twice to enter function continue mode Press the or key to adjust sound After finish setting press the key to exit function continue mode Sound settings are also be made by accessing the menu and tab in order of Start Settings gt Control Panel Volume amp Sounds 3 44 Using the Stylus The stylus is located next to hand strap on the rear of the PT 90 as illustrated in Figure 2 4 The Front of the PT 90 page 8 The stylus functions the same as a mouse on a PC Use the stylus to _ a Caution User s Manual Navigate the display select menu items and open optional applications Tap the characters on the soft keyboard panel Hold the stylus on the screen and drag across the screen to
62. s you link to a host computer via RS 232 or USB port for data communication with cable or cradle This chapter gives an overview of the PT 90 s communication capabilities 7 1 Microsoft ActiveSync Download and install Microsoft ActiveSync if you run Windows XP or Windows 2000 on your computer and you want to sync content between PT90 and your computer You can use ActiveSync with the following versions of the Windows operating system Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 SP4 Windows XP SPI Windows XP SP2 Windows XP SP3 ActiveSync provides a user friendly interface and it can be downloaded free of charge from Microsoft s Website With Microsoft ActiveSync you can Transfer data between PT90 and your computer B Limited backup restore functionality Install uninstall programs on PT 90 Note ActiveSync is only compatible with Windows XP or earlier The detail description of ActiveSync can be found in Microsoft s Website 7 2 Microsoft Mobile Device Center Download and install Microsoft Mobile Device Center if you run Windows Vista or Windows 7 on your computer and you want to sync content between PT90 and your computer You can use Mobile Device Center with the following versions of the Windows operating system Windows Vista Windows 7 Microsoft Mobile Device Center can be downloaded free of charge from Microsoft s Website With Microsoft Mobile Device Center you can Transfer data between PT90 and your computer BM Insta
63. select a list of multiple items Never use a pen pencil or other sharp object on the display to avoid damaging the touch screen 19 3 5 Entering Information To enter information B Use the keypad Use the keyboard input panel soft keyboard to enter text Scan bar code data into data fields Use left right side key Use Microsoft ActiveSync to synchronize or copy information from the host computer to the PT 90 For more information on ActiveSync refer to Chapter 7 3 5 1 Entering Information Using a Keypad The alphanumeric keypads produce the 26 character alphabet A Z number s 0 9 function keys and assorted characters The keypads default characters functions are printed white 3 5 2 Entering Information Using the Keyboard Input Panel Use the keyboard input panel soft keyboard to enter information in any program To launch the keyboard input panel press the button on the taskbar Tap a key to enter a value Tap a key board input panel button to display or hide the keyboard input panel Input Panel 1 12 13 41516 7 8 90 Figure 3 6 Soft Keyboard 3 5 3 Entering Data via the Bar Code Scanner The sample bar code scanner application scans data into data fields in the same way data is entered via the keypad User s Manual 20 3 6 Power Management 3 6 1 Power Status Indication Checking main and Backup Battery Status Enter Power Properties If the above mentioned Plug or Bat
64. settings you do not want changed Using the Cradle Do not place any product other than the PT 90 mobile computer in the cradle Maintenance There are no user serviceable parts inside the mobile computer or the cradle So do not try to take it apart The manufacturer will not be liable for any damage caused by customers In case of a malfunction that can not be solved by the trouble shooting instructions in this manual please consult our service department User s Manual 3 1 3 Specifications Performance OS Windows Embedded CE 6 0 CPU MARVELL PXA310 806 MHz RAM 256MB RAM ROM 256MB Display LCD 3 5 Color TFT LCD with touch panel Resolution 240 x 320 Scanner Scanner system Laser scan engine 2D scan engine Readable barcode Laser scan engine 2D scan engine Code 11 Code 39 Code 93 Code 128 Codabar EAN 8 EAN 13 Industrial 2 5 Interleaved 2 5 MSI plessey UK plessey Telepen UPC A UPC E Matrix 2 5 UPC EAN General IATA 2 5 TRI OPTIC and RSS Code 11 Code 39 Code 93 Code 128 Codabar EAN 8 EAN 13 Industrial 2 5 Interleaved 2 5 MSI plessey UK plessey Telepen UPCA UPCE Matrix 2 5 PDF 417 Code 16K China Post RSS 14 RSS Limited RSS Expanded Italian Pharmacode39 MicroPDF EAN UCC composite IATA 2 5 TRI OPTIC PosiCode CodablockF Code 49 TLC 39 Planet Code Postnet Australian Post British Post Canadian Post Japanese Post KIX Post Korea Post USPS
65. tate the latches to the open position and remove the battery cover 67 9 tE 9 P 22 Figure 2 7 Installing Replacing the Main Battery 4 Align the battery contacts and insert the battery 5 Reassemble the battery cover and Rotate latches to the closed position 2 3 2 Charging the Battery Pack with a Power Adapter Using a RS232 Charging Cable or USB Charging Cable 1 Plugin RS232 Charging cable or the USB Charging cable to the PT 90 2 Connect the AC adapter to cable s power jack and an electrical outlet Figure 2 8 Supplying Power Notes When charging the battery pack the Power LED on the Mobile computer is Red e When the battery pack is fully charged the Power LED turns to green User s Manual 12 2 3 3 Charging the Battery Pack with Cradle a Leaving the battery pack inside the Mobile computer 1 Connect the power adaptor to a power source 2 Plug in the connector of the power adapter to the Cradle 3 Insert the Mobile computer into the Cradle Figure 2 9 Charging with Cradle Note When charging the battery pack the Power LED on the Mobile computer turns Red After the battery pack is fully charged the Mobile Computer Power LED turns green b Placing the spare battery pack into the Cradle s spare battery charging slot 1 Connect the power adapter to a power source 2 Plug in the connector of the power adapter w
66. te etc press the View button 5 delete the selected certificate from storage press Remove button User s Manual 61 8 3 2 Date Time This screen sets date time standard time zone Date Time Properties Date Time 2007 gt WTF 5 3 45 6 10 ii i2 17 18 19 20 24 25 26 27 dt do 2 5 a 9 10 5 35 28 H Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving 47 P datesii 9 5 35 PM 1 Figure 6 12 Date Time Date Time You can set standard time zone year day and time Set as follows 1 Press the down arrow in the standard time zone until it reaches your location If the previously set value is appropriate move on to the following Select Year and Month in the calendar If the current year is not correct press Year and adjust You can select the month using left and right arrows or the monthly tab that pops up when pressed Press the correct date on the calendar Set time by keying in correct time in the current time box The box shows AM PM Hour Minutes Seconds Press each and adjust time with arrows on the right Press Apply to save the changes Confirm if the time is correct User s Manual 62 8 3 3 Dialing Dialing Properties 1 In the When dialing from list select the Location where you want to change settings 2 To create a new location select New Enter the name of the location and then select OK
67. ter press function key combination function single mode switches to normal mode Press function key twice function continue mode After press function key again function continue mode switches to normal B Available function key combinations Key Define Function Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Reserve user define Touch screen calibration Volume Down Volume Up LCD Backlight down LCD Backlight up Move Left Move Right Keypad Backlight ON OFF Windows Start Menu User s Manual 16 3 3 Install micro SD card into PT 90 1 Open the Micro SD slot cover with a screw driver 2 Insert a correctly oriented Micro SD card 3 Close the slot cover and fix two screws Insert Micro SD card face side down Figure 3 2 Inserting a micro SD Card Note a Ifthe micro SD card is inserted incorrectly the micro SD card unit and its internal data maybe damaged b When removing the micro SD card please press push first User s Manual 17 3 4 Configuring PT 90 Settings 3 41 Calibrating Touch Screen Alignment Pressing the Power key The PT 90 welcome screen appears The Win
68. tery icon is displayed double tap this icon to bring up the Power Properties screen Or select Settings Control Panel from the Start menu and then double tap the Power icon to display Power Properties Dial up P Owner Password PC Connection 9 Regional Remove Settings Programs 7 Scan Storage 47 B control 2 9 34 AM Figure 3 7 Control Panel To Check Battery Status The battery menu item shows the status of the main and backup batteries Properties Schemes Device Status ggs 1005 Backup battery Good Very Low 9 12 33 1 Figure 3 6 Power Properties User s Manual 21 Five different icons are displayed on the status bar to indicate the on board power status Icon Description No icon Indicates there is no external power supply to the PT 90 but the battery power status is good Plug E ams Shows external power is in use The PT 90 is either plugged in via the DC 5V 3A power adapter or in the cradle Charging jf Indicates that the battery is charging Battery Low gi Shows there is no external power supply the battery charge is low Battery Very low Indicates the battery is very low Stop operation and charge the PT 90 immediately You must charge the battery when the Battery Very Low icon is displayed If
69. ther keys or buttons 2 90 initializes the logo screen appears for about a minute 3 7 3 Performing a Clean Boot Perform a warm boot first If the PT 90 still does not respond perform a cold boot Perform a clean boot only if you want to reset PT 90 to factory default setting 1 Warmboeet Cold boot Clean boot Registry Factory default Flash Disk Clean disk User application RAM data Caution data will be lost except User application folder The User application folder will lost when FW upgrading To perform a clean boot in OS 1 To perform a clean boot select Start gt System Information Settings Control Panel and then Mernary Clean boot double tap the System Information Clean boot icon To complete setting operation terminal must 2 Tap the Format partition check box in do a reset Clean boot page and press Setting to start clean boot 3 The PT 90 logo window appears 4 Reset to factory default setting To perform a clean boot using hotkey 1 Cold boot and press hot key system Lh 2 0 12 01 PM 1 UP DOWN SHIFT Figure 3 14 Clean Boot 2 PT 90 initializes the logo screen appears for about a minute User s Manual 26 3 8 Flash Storage Flash memory is a re writable location in which to store up to 256MB of programs and data files The benefit of this feature is that files and programs saved in Flash Memory are unaffected by t
70. tn 3 3 Q E S m SS D m gt User s Manual PT 90 Mobile Computer WinCE 6 0 version DOC NO UM P9005 01 Dec 2012 Version 2 0 NOTICE This user s manual may be revised or withdrawn at any time without prior notice Copyright 2009 Argox Information Co Ltd All rights reserved This manual may not in whole or in part be copied photocopied reproduced translated or converted to any electronic or machine readable form without the prior written consent of Argox Limited warranty and disclaimers By opening the package of this product you agree to become bound by the liability and warranty conditions as described below Under all circumstances this manual should be read attentively before installing and or using the product In no event will Argox be liable for any direct indirect consequential or incidental damages arising out of use or inability to use both the hardware and software even if Argox has been informed about the possibility of such damages A serial number appears on all Argox products This official registration number is strictly related to the device purchased Make sure that the serial number appearing on your Argox device has not been removed Servicing by our service department can only be carried out under warranty All Argox products are warranted for the legal warranty period after purchase covering defects in material and workmanship Argox will repair or at its opinio
71. ture window User s Manual 70 8 3 13 PC Connection You can set up a PC Connection to synchronize the device with a desktop PC You can set desktop USB and serial port connections The following is the procedure required for changes in PC Connection Begin with Windows CE 6 0 The PT 90 basically supports the Internet functions via USB If you set up a partnership with PC during ActiveSync it provides USB CONNECT link items that enable an Internet connection through the USB connection PC Connection Proper PC Connection Enable direct connections to the desktop computer When enabled connect to the desktop computer using USB CONNECT Change Connection Warning Changing the connection may disable communications with your desktop computer 47 6 38 1 k Figure 8 26 PC Connection 1 Create a new connection in Go to Start Settings Network and Dial up Connections Choose the direct connection as connection type For detailed information refer to the lt Network and Dial up Connections gt section Page 57 2 Select Go to Start Settings Control Panel PC connection 3 Select Change Connection icon 4 Select the connection mode 5 Click OK to save the setting To connect the PT 90 to a desktop PC you must have Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 for Windows 2000 XP or Microsoft Mobile Device Center 6 1 for Windows
72. uct Safety Warnings User s Manual Never use strong pressure on the screen or subject it to severe impact as the LCD panel can crack and possibly cause personal injury If the LCD panel is broken never touch the liquid inside for such contact can irritate the skin Although the PT 90 mobile computer meets IP65 standards for water and dust resistance avoid prolonged exposure to rain or other concentrated moisture Conditions exceeding IP65 standards could result in water or other contaminants entering the PT 90 Use only the approved AC Adapter with the PT 90 Use of an unapproved AC Adapter could result in electrical problems or even cause a fire or an electrical shock to the user Be sure that only authorized suppliers are allowed to disassemble and reassemble the device If the device or parts are damaged due to wrong handling the product and parts warranty is void Always make back up copies of all important data This is easily done using a cable or single cradle optional to transfer data to the computer The manufacturer is not liable for any data damage or data loss caused by deletion or corruption while using this device or due to a drained battery Lithium ion battery packs may get hot explode ignite and or cause serious injury if abused Please follow the safety warnings listed below Do not place the battery pack in fire or heat the battery Do not install the battery pack backwards so the polarity is reversed
73. urned on Doing so may lose data that is not saved in the mobile computer Use only recommended batteries When other batteries are used defects or other problems can occur Before installing new batteries please make sure you are using the recommended batteries Use the right charger for batteries The rechargeable Li polymer battery pack from Argox can be charged in the cradle when either it is in the mobile computer or alone in the charging slot in the back of the cradle gt The life of a battery pack is limited and charging a battery pack causes it to gradually lose its ability to maintain a charge If your battery pack requires frequent charging it probably means it is time to purchase a new one gt fully charged backup battery can maintain memory contents for about 15 minutes even when the battery pack is removed Strictly follow the instructions for installing charging and removing the batteries The products are not warranted for damage defects malfunction or loss of data resulting from incorrect use of batteries Required batteries The mobile computer needs both main battery and backup battery for operation Main Battery The rechargeable battery pack is for normal operations and data storage When the battery pack power goes low immediately charge it or replace it with a charged battery pack User s Manual 10 Backup Battery The built in battery is for memory backup How to
74. ut key if necessary a TA WEP Key Entry X Enter 10 or 26 Hex digits 4 F 0 9 OR enter 5 or 13 ASCI characters Create a new prafile 550 RD 2test Encryption Manual Type Mone You may be prompted ta enter credentials keys Commit Mum D k FIGURE 3 38 CREATE NEW PROFILE 5 Press Commit to save the profile setting Summit Client Utility Profile Edit Profile JRDO2test RD O2test SDC Encryption WEP keys PSks Credentials 3e ai D 12 57 PM t FIGURE 3 39 COMMIT 6 Main tab set Active Profile to RDO2test WiFi will start connection with RDO2test Summit Client Utility Summit Client Utility Main Profile Status Diags Global Main Profile Status Diags Global _ Admin Logout D Admin Logout SUMMIT Disable Radio SY MMI T Disable Radio Active Profile Default Active Profile ThirdPartyconfic Default Radio RD 2test Reg Domain YYorldwide Auto Profile s off Driver 03 21 SiL v3 03 18 MIT 1257 0 26 FIGURE 3 40 ACTIVE PROFILE Status Associated Radio Type BoM Reg Domain Worldwide Auto Profle 0 Driver Y3 03 21 SCU wa 03 18 12 58 1 E 7 Wireless icon for SDCSD40N1 Signal Strength User s Manual 36 3 1 GPRS Utility G
75. uts itself down Adjust Power Properties Battery needs recharging User s Manual 79 Mobile computer will not shut off If the mobile computer is processing data attach a charging cable to insure the battery isn t depleted If the mobile computer is connected to AC power disconnect Perform a warm boot WARNING Unsaved data will be lost Perform cold boot WARNING Unsaved data will be lost Perform a clean boot WARNING The mobile computer is reset to default settings and data will be lost Screen is blank Make sure mobile computer is powered on Adjust screen brightness Mobile computer either doesn t respond or responds inaccurately to touch screen input Calibrate touch screen Perform a warm boot WARNING Unsaved data will be lost Perform a cold boot WARNING Unsaved data will be lost Perform a clean boot WARNING The mobile computer is reset to default settings and data will be lost Battery life is short Adjust Power Properties especially if peripherals are used Adjust backlight of LCD or keypad Replace battery pack if old battery can be recharged approximately 500 cycles Low Backup Battery message Charge mobile computer for 8 hours User s Manual 80 10 Appendix Updating the OS via Micro SD Card To upgrade or reinstall the PT 90 OS via Micro SD card you need the P9XCE60R bin P9XUtility cab and POX2DUtility

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