Intermec 700 Series Color Manuel utilisateur

Quick Start

700 Color

Mobile

Computer

With

Guide

Pocket

PC 2002

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Thank you for purchasing Intermec’s 700 Series

Color Mobile Computer. You will find the 700 Color

useful in a variety of applications. Its integrated pe-

ripherals and rugged design ensure reliable service for

years to come.

This guide provides information needed to get started

using your 700 Color. For more detailed information

consult the 700 Color Mobile Computer User’s

Manual. For details on application development and

software configuration of the 700 Color, consult the

700 Color Software Tools CD-ROM.

Note that the hardware configuration of your 700

Color may differ from the descriptions in this guide.

Depending on options selected, your unit might not

be equipped with a radio or scanner.

Note that the software operation descriptions are

based on factory defaults. Your 700 Color might be

shipped pre-programmed with application software

that causes your 700 Color to operate differently than

described in this document.

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Contents

700 Color Mobile Computer Description 5.....

700 Color Mobile Computer

Features 6.....................

Learning About the Keypad Functions 7.......

Gold Plane Keys 7.................

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys 7...........

Ambient Light Sensor 8.............

Scanning/Keypad Shift and

Notification (checkmark icon)

Light 8.......................

Battery Status Light 8..............

Setting up your 700 Color Mobile

Computer 9..........................

About Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 14..........

The Today Screen 14..............

Navigation Bar and Command Bar 15..

Pop-up Menus 16.................

Entering Information into Your 700

Color Mobile Computer 16.......

Synchronizing With Your Desktop

Computer 17.........................

Checking Your Scanning Options 17.........

Checking Your Network Options 20..........

Cleaning Your 700 Color Mobile Computer 21.

Case and Display 21...............

If Your Mobile Computer Gets

Wet 21.......................

Troubleshooting 21.......................

Cold Booting Your 700 Color 23.....

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Warm Booting Your 700 Color 23....

Where to Find More Information 24..........

End User License Agreement 24.............

MICROSOFT WINDOWS FOR

POCKET PC 2002 24...........

Intermec Technologies Corporation End User

License Agreement 30...................

Radio Use Safety Precautions 30.............

Global Services and Support 33..............

Warranty Information 33...........

Web Support 33..................

Telephone Support 34.....................

Patent Information 35.....................

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700 Color Mobile Computer

Description

Front View

Back View

Battery

compartment

Stylus

Front light

(Gold + 3)

Gold plane

key

ON/OFF

Navigational

keys

Scanning/

Alpha LED Power status

Ambient light

sensor

Hand strap

Alpha (Blue)

plane key

Speaker

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IrDA

Scanner trigger

Right Side View

Top Vie w

Bottom View

Scanner lens

Charging/Docking

connector

Microphone

Headset

jack

CompactFlash

Secure Digital

SIM card

compartment

Scanner trigger or

Recorder button

left side of unit

Left Side View

700 Color Mobile Computer Features

Herearesomeofthekeyfeaturesthatyouwillusea

lot throughout your daily operation.

SAction button: Press to open an item (similar to

pressing ENTER on the keypad).

SUp/Down controls: Press to scroll through a list

(similar to pressing the arrow keys on a keyboard).

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SPower to run your 700 Color is supplied by a pow-

erful Li-Ion battery pack designed to give you

approximately 6-10 hours of operation (depending

on application). In addition, your 700 Color con-

tains backup capabilities to prevent loss of data

when the main battery is discharged or when

switching out battery packs. For maximum effec-

tiveness it is important to leave the main battery

installed in your 700 Color even if it is discharged.

If the main battery is removed, it should be re-

placed within 10 minutes to avoid the possibility of

data loss.

Learning About the Keypad

Functions

Gold Plane Keys

The [Gold] plane keys provide you access to dis-

play controls, special characters, and Pocket PC op-

tions.

Press the Gold key for each gold plane key stroke you

wishtomake.Forexampletoturnonthefrontlight,

press and hold the Gold key plus the ‘3’ key.

To turn the front light off press the Gold and the ‘3’

key again.

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys

The Alpha (Blue) plane keys work a bit different-

ly than the Gold plane keys. When you press the Al-

pha key, the Scanning/Alpha LED lights ’red’ to indi-

cate Alpha mode. The keypad stays in the Alpha mode

until you press it again.

For example, pressing the Alpha key and the ‘1’

key allows the next letter to be capitalized. Again

itstaysinthismodeuntilyoupresstheAlphakey

again.

Another example of how this works, if you want to

type a ‘c’ press the key and the ‘2’ key three

times. If you need a letter that is on the same key as

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the last letter entered, wait two seconds after you

pressed the last key then you can enter the correct se-

ries of keystrokes to create the next letter.

Ambient Light Sensor

Ambient light sensor turns on the display lighting

when conditions warrant but automatically turn if off

again as surrounding light increases. This conserves

your 700 Color’s battery power. This is a feature

which can be set by you through the “Settings” op-

tions, accessed from the Start Menu (Settings>Back-

light>Both Power).

Scanning/Keypad Shift and Notification

(checkmark icon) Light

The Scanning/Keypad Shift and Notification status

light (LED) turns red, green, or yellow.

SGreen, indicates a ’Good Scan’ and while the scan-

ner is initializing.

SRed, keypad is shifted to the ALPHA (Blue) plane

and the 700 Color is On.

SBlinking Red, radio is powered up when 700 Color

is in suspend mode.

SYellow, ’Good Scan’ and keypad is shifted into the

ALPHA mode. Also when the Notification signal

blinks on periodically to indicate that some event

has occurred and you need to take some action.

Battery Status Light

The Battery status light (LED) turns red, green,

or yellow.

SGreen, battery is more than 95% charged.

SBlinking Red, battery is low. The speed of the

blinkingincreasesasthebattery’spowergetsin-

creasingly lower.

SRed, main battery is low or if charging will remain

red until your 700 Color reaches 95% charge sta-

tus.

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SYellow, no battery pack in your 700 Color. Can

also mean that your 700 Color is out of charging

range 32 to 122°F(0to50°C). Once your 700

Color gets back in range, charging resumes.

SAlternating between red and yellow means the

battery pack needs replacing.

Setting up your 700 Color Mobile

Computer

1Remove 700 Color from packaging.

2Release hand strap.

Slide bottom of

strap forward to

release

Strap retaining

slot

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3Install battery and reattach hand strap.

Tilt, insert, and place battery

into compartment.

Ensure battery compartment latch “clicks”

so battery is secure in compartment.

Battery compartment latch

Battery compartment

Battery pack

4Install antenna (if applicable).

Remove the antenna from packaging

Install by turning in a clockwise motion

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