Intermec M90 Series Manuel utilisateur

M90 Series Portable Data Entry Unit

USER’S GUIDE

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P/N: M90901

Revision C

September 2001

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CONTENTS

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M90 PDE Unit

Introduction 1.........................................

General 1.........................................

Customized Version 2..............................

Technical Description 2.............................

Customer Support 3................................

Factory Service 3...............................

Web Site 3.....................................

Start Up of New M90 PDE Unit 4.......................

Main Battery Replacement 5........................

Backup Battery Replacement 6.....................

Downloading from Host Computer 7.................

Kermit Communications Program 7..............

Windows Hyper Terminal Method 7..............

Set up Host Computer 8.....................

Set up Protocol via Hyper Terminal 11.........

Download the Program MYPROG.EXE to

the M90 PDE Unit 12....................

Review Hyper Terminal Settings 14...........

Operation, General 15..................................

On/Off 15..........................................

Keyboard 15........................................

Ready Mode 15.....................................

User Mode 16.......................................

Special Keys 17.....................................

Enter Data 17......................................

Key Entry 18...................................

Bar Code Reader Entry 18.......................

Downloading Data from Host Computer 18........

Start Application Program 18........................

CONTENTS

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Battery Replacement 19.................................

Replacing Main Battery 19..........................

Replacing Backup Battery 19........................

Battery Life 20.....................................

Peripherals 21.........................................

Modem Cable 21....................................

PC Cable 21........................................

Bar Code Wands 21.................................

Dock 21............................................

Vehicle Dock 22.....................................

Battery Pack Charging 22...........................

Regular Battery Charging 23.....................

Quick Charging of Battery in M90 PDE Unit 24....

Quick Charging of Battery Outside M90 PDE 25...

Maintenance 26........................................

Fault Finding and Error Codes 26.......................

No Text in Display 26...............................

M90 PDE Unit Locked in Position 26.................

FIGURES

Figure 1-1 Sliding Main Battery in M90 5...............

Figure 1-2 Backup Battery in M90 Without Cover 6......

Figure 1-3 Connecting M90 to AC Wall Outlet Via

DC Power Adapter 23...............................

Figure 1-4 Connecting Dock to AC Wall Outlet 24.........

Figure 1-5 Dock Chamber and Pocket 25.................

TABLES

Table 1-1 Kermit Server Program Commands 7..........

INDEX

M90 Series Portable Data Entry Unit User’s Guide 1

M90 PDE Unit

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INTERMECRhand-held terminals are used in a variety of

applications throughout the world whenever data needs to

be collected.

Introduction

The M90 Portable Data Entry (PDE) Unit is one of the

most versatile and flexible data collection devices available

today.

Your M90 PDE unit comes with sufficient memory for most

data collection applications with added features to ensure

data storage integrity, barcode scanning, and communica-

tion options.

Intermec International Inc. of Intermec Technologies Corpo-

ration hopes that this manual will help you get acquainted

with the M90 features and allow you maximum productiv-

ity and satisfaction from using this unit.

General

The M90 PDE unit allows you to enter data with the key-

board or integrated barcode scanner. Pen and paper are

now redundant. The stored data is later transferred to your

host computer either directly via a cable or over the tele-

phone network via a modem.

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Customized Version

Your M90 PDE unit has more than likely been adapted to

suit your specific requirements. This has been achieved by

programming your unit with your special version of the

M90 program. The functions described in this manual can

therefore vary from your customized version. For details,

refer to separate instructions supplied by your System Part-

ner.

Technical Description

Keyboard 25 keys

Display 100x65 pixel LCD mono screen

Text modes 4x12 or 8x16 characters

Backlighting LED

Dimensions Length: 176 mm

Height: 27 mm

Width: 52 mm

Weight 245g with batteries

Temperature Operate: --10 to 50_C

Storage: --20 to 70_C

Humidity 10 to 95% RH (noncondensing)

Memory 256 KB Flash ROM (for O/S and application)

2 MB internal SRAM

The SRAM can be setup as RAM disk, program space,

or any combination thereof.

Power Supply 1500 mAh NiMH rechargeable removable pack

Battery caddy for two AA cells (optional)

Battery caddies are not available for units

with CCD scanners

CR2032 backup battery

Operation Time One bar code scan every five seconds

12 to 14 hours with laser scanner

7 to 8 hours with CCD scanner

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Data Retention 11 weeks on main battery, two years on backup

Time battery (normal temperature)

Data Transmission Asynchronous RS-232 level serial port capable of

speeds up to 57600 bps. (RJ-45 socket on unit or

Office dock, Kermit as standard program download)

RS-485 Local Area Network via depot dock

Real Time Clock Built-in real time clock with calendar.

Software MS-DOS emulation operating system, subset of

version 3.

Supported Program Languages are Microsoft C

versions 6 and up, Borland C++ versions 3 and up,

Borland Turbo Pascal versions 6 and up

Accessories SExternal Tethered scanning capability

SSerial interface cable

SCharger

SVehicle dock

SDepot dock

SOffice dock

SAA battery cell caddy

Battery caddies are not available for units

with CCD scanners

Customer Support

Factory Service

If your unit is faulty, you can ship it to the nearest

authorized Service Center for factory-quality service.

Web Site

Visit our Web site at http://www.intermec.com to download

many of our current manuals in PDF format. To order

printed versions of the Intermec manuals, contact your lo-

cal Intermec representative or distributor.

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Start Up of New M90 PDE Unit

Before you can use the M90 PDE unit after unpacking it,

you must do two things:

1. Insert the main batteries and wait for the prompt to

appear in the “Ready” mode.

2. Start the internal program by loading an application

program from a host computer.

"NOTE: It is only necessary to follow these steps once after taking delivery of

the M90. If your M90 is delivered with inserted batteries and applica-

tion program these procedures normally do not apply.

On the next two pages are instructions for replacing either

the main battery or the backup battery. Have the M90

poweredoffandturnedovertothebackbeforestartingei-

ther procedure.

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Main Battery Replacement

1. Slide tab from right to left (see Figure 1-1).

2. Slide the main battery pack down and out from the

battery compartment.

3. Insert the new main battery pack up into the battery

compartment.

4. Slide the tab from left to right to secure the battery.

Tab

Figure 1-1

Sliding Main Battery in M90

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Backup Battery Replacement

"NOTE: The main battery must remain in place during replacement of the

backup battery, otherwise the data in the RAM will be lost.

1. Unscrew and remove the backup battery cover with a

Phillips screwdriver, then carefully remove the old

lithium battery.

2. Insert a new lithium battery into the holder. Be sure

to align the “+” symbol on the lithium battery with the

screw hole in the M90 (see Figure 1-2).

3. Securely tighten the backup battery cover back onto

the M90.

Observe this orientation!

Screw

Backup Battery Cover

Figure 1-2

Backup Battery in M90 Without Cover

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