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HX2

Wearable Computer

Microsoft® Windows® CE 5 Operating System

Reference Guide

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction 1-1
End User License Agreement (EULA) 1-1
Important Battery Information 1-2
Li-Ion Battery 1-2
Continuous Scan Mode 1-2
Components 1-3
Front 1-3
Alpha Mode 3 Tap Keypad 1-3
Dual Alpha Keypad 1-3
Triple Tap Keypad 1-4
Back 1-5
Connectors 1-6
Ring Scanner / Audio / Battery Connection 1-6
Cradle Connection 1-6
Ring Scanner and Ring Imager 1-7
Cables 1-8
Battery and HX2 Connector 1-8
Audio, Battery and HX2 Connector 1-8
Ring Scanner Extended Cable 1-8
Li-Ion Battery 1-9
Battery Connectors 1-9
Standard Battery 1-9
Extended Battery 1-9
Mounting Bracket Clips 1-10
Connect 1-10
Disconnect 1-11
System Status LEDs 1-12
Reboot 1-13
Warm Boot 1-13
Cold Boot 1-13
HX2 Help 1-13
Chapter 2: Hardware 2-1
System Hardware 2-1
802.11b/g and a/b/g Wireless Client 2-1
Central Processing Unit 2-1
System Memory 2-1
Internal SD Memory Card 2-1
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Video Subsystem 2-2
Power Supply 2-2
Bluetooth Pairing 2-3
Input/Output Connectors 2-3
Audio Support 2-4
Speaker 2-4
Volume Control 2-4
Voice 2-4
Touch Screen 2-4
Keypads 2-5
The Alpha Mode 3 Tap Keypad 2-5
Alpha Modifier Key 2-5
Blue Modifier Key 2-5
Mappable Keys 2-6
The Dual Alpha Keypad 2-7
Features 2-7
The Triple Tap Keypad 2-8
Features 2-8
Chapter 3: Power 3-1
Power Modes 3-1
Primary Events Listing 3-1
On Mode 3-1
The Display 3-1
The HX2 3-1
Suspend Mode 3-2
The HX2 3-2
Off Mode 3-2
Batteries 3-3
Checking Battery Status 3-3
Status LED and the Batteries 3-3
Main Battery Pack 3-3
Battery Hotswapping 3-4
Low Battery Warning 3-4
Backup Battery 3-4
Handling Batteries Safely 3-5
Chapter 4: Software 4-1
Operating System and Software Load 4-1
Operating System 4-1
Windows CE Operating System 4-1
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General Windows CE Keyboard Shortcuts 4-2

Warmboot 4-3

Coldboot 4-3

Clearing Persistent Storage / Reset to Default Settings 4-3

Folders Copied at Startup 4-4

Saving Changes to the Registry 4-4

Software Load 4-5

Software Applications 4-5

Bluetooth (Option) 4-5

Java (Option) 4-5

RFTerm (Option) 4-5

Avalanche 4-5

Software Development 4-6

Access Files on the Flash Card 4-6

HX2 Utilities 4-7

LAUNCH.EXE 4-7

LAUNCH.EXE and Persistent Storage 4-8

REGEDIT.EXE 4-8

REGLOAD.EXE 4-8

REGDUMP.EXE 4-8

WARMBOOT.EXE 4-9

WAVPLAY.EXE 4-9

Command-line Utilities 4-9

COLDBOOT.EXE 4-9

PrtScrn.EXE 4-9

Desktop 4-10

Desktop Icons 4-10

Taskbar 4-11

My Device Folders 4-12

Wavelink Avalanche Enabler (Option) 4-12

Internet Explorer 4-12

Start Menu Program Options 4-13

Communication 4-13

ActiveSync 4-13

Connect and LXEConnect 4-14

Start FTP Server / Stop FTP Server 4-14

Summit 4-14

Certs 4-14

Command Prompt 4-14

eXpress Scan 4-15

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Internet Explorer 4-15
Microsoft WordPad 4-15
Remote Desktop Connection 4-15
Settings 4-15
Transcriber 4-16
Windows Explorer 4-16
Taskbar 4-17
General Tab 4-17
Advanced Tab 4-18
Expand Control Panel 4-18
Clear Contents of Document Folder 4-18
Taskbar Icons 4-19
HX2 OS Upgrade 4-21
Introduction 4-21
Preparation 4-21
Procedure 4-21
Battery State and OS Upgrade 4-22
Using ActiveSync 4-23
Introduction 4-23
Initial Setup 4-23
Connect via USB 4-24
Cable for USB ActiveSync Connection: 4-24
Serial Connection 4-25
Wireless Connection 4-25
Synchronizing from the Mobile Device 4-26
Explore 4-26
Backup Data Files using ActiveSync 4-26
Prerequisites 4-26
Serial Port Transfer 4-26
USB Transfer 4-26
Connect 4-27
Disconnect 4-27
Cold Boot and Loss of Host Re-connection 4-27
ActiveSync Help 4-28
Configuring the HX2 with LXEConnect 4-29
Install LXEConnect 4-29
Using LXEConnect 4-31
Control Panel 4-32
About 4-34
Version Tab and the Registry 4-34
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Language and Fonts 4-34

Identifying Software Versions 4-35

MAC Address 4-35

Accessibility 4-36

Administration - for AppLock 4-37

Introduction 4-37

Setup a New Device 4-38

Administration Mode 4-39

End User Mode 4-40

Passwords 4-40

End-User Switching Technique 4-41

Using a Stylus Tap 4-41

Using the Switch Key Sequence 4-42

Hotkey (Activation hotkey) 4-42

End User Internet Explorer (EUIE) 4-42

Application Configuration 4-43

Application Panel 4-44

Launch Button 4-45

Auto At Boot 4-46

Auto Re-Launch 4-47

Manual (Launch) 4-48

Allow Close 4-49

Match 4-50

Security Panel 4-51

Hotkey 4-51

Password 4-51

Options Panel 4-52

Status Panel 4-53

View 4-53

Log 4-54

Save As 4-54

AppLock Help 4-54

AppLock Error Messages 4-54

Battery 4-62

Backup Battery Maintenance 4-62

To Charge 4-62

To Discharge 4-62

Bluetooth 4-63

Bluetooth Devices 4-64

Discover 4-65

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Stop Button 4-65
Bluetooth Device List 4-66
Clear Button 4-66
Bluetooth Device Menu 4-67
Right Click Menu Options 4-67
Bluetooth Properties 4-68
Settings 4-69
Turn Off Bluetooth 4-69
Options 4-69
Reconnect 4-71
Options 4-72
OPP Setup 4-74
OPP Send 4-75
Buttons 4-75
About 4-76
Using Bluetooth 4-77
Bluetooth Devices Display - Before Discovering Devices 4-77
Initial Configuration 4-77
Subsequent Use 4-78
Bluetooth Indicators 4-79
Bluetooth Bar Code Reader Setup 4-80
Prerequisites 4-80
HX2 with Label 4-80
HX2 without Label 4-81
Bluetooth Beep and LED Indications 4-82
Bluetooth Printer Setup 4-82
Easy Pairing and Auto-Reconnect 4-82
Using OPP 4-83
Pairing with an OPP Device 4-83
Remote Device Pushes File to HX2 4-83
HX2 Pushes File to Remote Device 4-84
LXEZ Pairing and External Application 4-84
Certificates 4-85
Date / Time 4-86
Device Management 4-87
Dialing 4-88
Display 4-89
Background 4-89
Appearance 4-90
Backlight 4-90
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HX2-3 Options 4-91
Communication 4-91
Enable TCP/IP Version 6 4-91
Allow Remote Desktop Autologon 4-91
Autolaunch TimeSync 4-91
Disable SNMP 4-92
Wakeup on PWR Button Only 4-92
LXE BTRS Enabled 4-92
Misc 4-93
CapsLock 4-93
Touch Screen Disable 4-93
Enable Triple Tap Keypad 4-93
Backup Battery Low Warn Dialog Enable 4-93
Main Battery Low Warn Dialog Enable 4-93
Power Icon Enable 4-94
Green Modifier Key Toggle Mode Enable 4-94
Enable RFTerm Auto Launch 4-94
Enable Auto Launch IP Wait 4-94
IP Wait Timeout 4-94
Status Popup 4-95
Touch Screen 4-96
Bulk Samples 4-96
Sample Rate 4-96
Display Power Save Mode 4-96
Input Panel 4-97
Installed Programs 4-98
Internet Options 4-99
Keyboard 4-101
Languages and Fonts 4-101
KeyPad 4-102
Alpha Tab 4-103
KeyMap Tab 4-104
How to Remap a Single Key 4-104
Remap a Key to a Unicode Value 4-104
How to Remap a Key Sequence 4-105
Remap a Key to a Sequence of Unicode Values 4-105
How to Remap an Application 4-106
How to Remap a Command 4-106
LaunchApp Tab 4-107
RunCmd Tab 4-108
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License Viewer 4-109

Mixer 4-110

Mixer Output 4-110

Mixer Input 4-111

Mouse 4-112

Network and Dialup Options 4-113

Create a New Connection 4-113

Network Capture 4-114

Netlog 4-115

NDISLog 4-116

Owner 4-117

Password 4-119

PC Connection 4-120

Power 4-121

Regional and Language Settings 4-123

Remove Programs 4-125

Scanner Wedge Introduction 4-126

Bar Code Readers 4-126

Return to Factory Default Settings 4-126

Bar Code Processing Overview 4-127

Factory Default Settings 4-128

Main Tab 4-129

COM1 Tab 4-130

Serial Port Pin 9 4-130

Barcode Tab 4-131

Buttons 4-132

Continuous Scan Mode 4-133

Enable Code ID 4-134

Options 4-134

Notes 4-135

Bar Code – Custom Identifiers 4-136

Parameters 4-136

Buttons 4-137

Control Code Replacement Examples 4-138

Bar Code Processing Examples 4-139

Bar Code - Ctrl Char Mapping 4-140

Translate All 4-140

Parameters 4-140

Bar Code - Symbology Settings 4-142

Parameters 4-143

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