Intermec 751G Manuel utilisateur

Quick Start

751G

Mobile

Computer

Guide

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2 751G Alphanumeric Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Thank you for purchasing the Intermec 751G Se-

ries Color Mobile Computer. You will find your 751G

Computer useful in a variety of data collection and

data management applications. Its integrated peripher-

als and rugged design ensure reliable service for years

to come.

This guide provides information needed to get started

using your 751G Computer. For more detailed infor-

mation refer to “Where to Find More Information” of

this guide.

Note that the hardware configuration of your 751G

Computer may differ from the descriptions in this

guide. Software operation descriptions are based on

factory defaults.

Your 751G Alphanumberic Computer is available as a

batch (store and forward) device and with a radio for

direct communication with the host computer. You

can distinguish which your device is by the label on

the back. The batch model is 741G7200EB16S000

and the radio model is 751G7200EB16S804.

3751G Alphanumeric Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Contents

751G Computer Mobile Computer

Description 5.........................

Setting Up Your 751G Computer 7..........

Non-Incendive (NI) Cautions 8..............

Learning About The Keypad 8...............

Gold/White Plane Keys 8...........

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys-Numeric

Keypad 9......................

Scanning/Keypad Shift and

Notification LED 9.............

Action and Up/Down Navigational

Buttons 9.....................

Battery Status LED 10..............

About Microsoft Windows CE Software 11....

The Desktop Screen 11....................

Start Menu 12....................

Customizing your Desktop 12........

Task Bar 13......................

Pop-up Menus 14.................

Entering Information into Your 751G

Computer 15..................

Warm Resetting Your 751G Computer 16.....

Cold Resetting Your 751G Computer 16......

Troubleshooting 17.......................

Cleaning Your 751G Computer 18...........

Case and Display 18...............

Where to Find More Information 18..........

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Radio Use Safety Precautions 19.............

End User License Agreement 20.............

Microsoft Windows CE.Net 20.......

Intermec Technologies Corporation End User

License Agreement 24...................

Global Services and Support 25..............

Warranty Information 25...........

Web Support 25..................

Telephone Support 26.....................

Patent Information 27.....................

5751G Alphanumeric Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

751G Computer Mobile Computer

Description

Front light

(Gold/White + i)

Gold/White

plane key

On/Off

Navigational keys

(up and down

controls)

Scanning/Alpha

LED

Power status

Ambient light

sensor

Alpha (Blue) plane key

Action button

Battery compartment

Stylus

Hand strap

Speaker

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Scanner trigger

Scanner lens

Charging/Docking connector

Microphone

Headset jack

Secure Digital

compartment

ScannertriggerorRe-

corder button

left side of unit

7751G Alphanumeric Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Setting Up Your 751G Computer

1Remove 751G Computer from its packaging.

2Release hand strap and connector cover.

Slide bottom of strap forward

to release from the retaining

slot.

Remove the two thumb

screws on the connector

cover to remove the cover

and that part of the hand

strap.

Thumb screws

3Install battery and reattach hand strap and connec-

tor cover.

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

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4Insert your 751G Mobile Computer into the 751G

Single Dock for charging.

5Charge battery pack (3 hours) before using. How-

ever, to ensure proper charging, perform the re-

maining steps first, with the AC adapter or dock

connected.

6The first time you turn on your 751G Computer it

boots to the operating system. After a few seconds

you see the Windows CE.Net Desktop screen. Tap

your stylus to advance to the next display on the

screen.

7You will be prompted through the several screens to

complete the setup process. Read the display mes-

sages and follow the instructions. When you reach

the Windows CE.Net Desktop screen, you have

completed the setup.

Non-Incendive (NI) Cautions

Do not use the Charger in an NI

environment.

Do not swap or charge batteries in an NI

environment.

Ensure that the Connector door on the

bottom of the unit is in place in an NI

environment.

Learning About The Keypad

Gold/White Plane Keys

The Gold/White cplane keys provide you access to

display controls, special characters, and Windows

CE.Net options.

Press the Gold/White ckey for each gold plane key

stroke you wish to make. For example to turn on the

front light, press and hold the Gold/White ckey

plus the ‘i’ key. To turn the front light off press the

appropriate keys again.

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Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys-Numeric Keypad

The Alpha (Blue) Fplane keys work a bit differently

than the gold plane keys. When you press the Alpha

key, the Scanning/Alpha CLED lights ‘red’ to indi-

cate Alpha mode. The keypad stays in the Alpha mode

until you press it again.

For example, pressing the Alpha Fkey and the 1

key allows the next letter to be capitalized. Again it

staysinthismodeuntilyoupresstheAlphakeyagain.

If you want to type a ‘c’ press the Fkey and the 2

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

key as the last letter entered, wait two seconds after

you pressed the last key then you can enter the correct

series of keystrokes to create the next letter.

Scanning/Keypad Shift and Notification LED

The Scanning/Keypad Shift and Notification LED

Cturns red, or green.

SMomentary Green: Indicates a ‘good scan’.

SBlinking Green: Indicates that the scanner is ini-

tializing.

SSteady Red: Indicates the keypad is shifted to the

Alpha (Blue) plane and the 751G is On.

Action and Up/Down Navigational Buttons

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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Battery Status LED

Power to run your 751G Computer is supplied by a

powerful Li-Ion battery pack designed to give you

approximately 6-10 hours of operation (depending on

application). In addition, your 751G Computer con-

tains backup capabilities to prevent loss of data when

the main battery is discharged or when switching out

battery packs.

For maximum effectiveness it is important to leave the

main battery installed in your 751G Computer even if

it is discharged. If the main battery is removed, it

should be replaced within 10 minutes to avoid the

possibility of data loss.Before removing the battery

ensure the 751G Computer is in sleep mode.

The Battery status LED Bturns red, green, or

yellow.

SSteady Green: Battery is more than 95% charged

and unit is on a charger.

SBlinking Red: Battery is low. The speed of the

blinkingincreasesasthebattery’spowergetsin-

creasingly lower.

SRed: Main battery is low, or if charging, will re-

main red until your 751G Computer reaches 95%

charge status.

SYellow: Your 751G Computer is on a charging

source and there is no battery pack installed. Can

also mean that your 751G Computer is out of

charging range 32°to 122°F(0°to 50°C). Once

your 751G Computer gets back in range, charging

resumes and the LED changes to red or green.

SAlternating between Red and Yellow: The battery

pack needs replacing.

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