Symbol MC70 Manuel utilisateur

SYMBOL MC70 HAND HELD TERMINAL

USER MANUAL

CORPORATE VERSION

FEBRUARY 2007

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome..................................................................................... 3

Getting Started........................................................................... 3

Equipment Setup ................................................................................... 3

Battery Installation................................................................................. 3

About the Stylus .................................................................................... 5

Aligning the Screen ................................................................................ 6

Configure Time Zones & Clock.................................................................. 7

Overview of Home Screen........................................................... 10

Appendix – Overview of Hand Held............................................. 11

Overview of MC70.........................................................................11

Adjusting Volume…………………………………………………………………………………….. 11

Appendix – Battery 101 (IMPORTANT INFO).............................. 12

MC70..........................................................................................12

Charging the Main Battery and Memory Backup Battery..................... 12

Properly Replacing the Battery (VERY IMPORTANT!) .......................... 12

About your Battery Charger and Charging Batteries...........................14

MC70 ......................................................................................... 14

Appendix – Rebooting The Hand Held (MC70) ............................ 15

Appendix – Keypad (MC70) ........................................................ 16

Support ...................................................................................... 19

Need Help?..................................................................................19

Need Accessories? ........................................................................19

WELCOME

Welcome to the next generation of hand held computing. Hand held computing has never been so

easy and colorful! Please be sure to read through this manual in its entirety so you can

understand how to get your store up and running quickly.

GETTING STARTED

Equipment Setup

1. Unpack all equipment and lay each piece out on the workspace. You will need one electrical

outlet for plugging the equipment in.

It’s highly recommended that you save all packaging material and boxes in the

event of a failure.

a. Hooking up the equipment

i. Attach the power supply cables and plug into an electrical outlet

ii. Place the spare battery in the charging cradle. Verify that the light is flashing

red. The battery usually fully charges in less than four hours. Please refer to the

battery section of this manual for more specifics.

Battery Installation

MC70 Hand Held

2. Open the back cover of the MC70 by flipping out the metal wing-tabs on both sides of the

battery cover.

3. Before using the MC70 hand held, install a lithium-ion battery by sliding the battery into

the unit as shown and close the metal wing-tabs.

If the wing-tabs are closed completely, the battery cover should not have

uneven gaps between the battery cover and the back of the MC70 and it should

not move. Ensure the battery is fully inserted. An audible click can be heard as

the battery is fully inserted. A partially inserted battery may result in

unintentional data loss.

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GETTING STARTED

4. When a battery is fully inserted in either hand held for the first time, the device boots and

powers on automatically.

The main battery can be charged before or after it is installed. Use one of the spare

battery chargers to charge the main battery (out of the hand held), or one of the

cradles to charge the main battery installed in the hand held.

See the appendix for detailed battery information.

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It’s very important that you reference the section “Properly

Replacing the Battery” sections on page 12. Please take a

second to review this information before continuing with the

“Getting Started” instructions.

5. When the hand held is powered on for the first time, it initializes its system. The Symbol

splash screen appears for a short period of time followed by the Windows Mobile®

GETTING STARTED

About the Stylus

6. Next, tap the screen to set up your Pocket PC using your stylus.

MC70

New stylus – Double-tipped and spring-loaded!

Use the hand held stylus for selecting items and entering information. The stylus functions

as a mouse. Locate the stylus near the antenna and pull to remove the stylus. It should

remain attached to the MC7o by a flexible lanyard.

Tap - Touch the screen once with the stylus to press option buttons and open menu items.

Tap and Hold - Tap and hold the stylus on an item to see a list of actions available for

that item. On the pop-up menu that appears, tap the action you want to perform.

Drag - Hold the stylus on the screen and drag across the screen to select text and images.

Drag in a list to select multiple items.

Symbol recommends using the spring-loaded tip of the stylus to write on the

screen, and the back end of the stylus to tap the screen. Use your finger to press

the Power and keypad buttons.

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Do NOT use a pen, pencil or other sharp object to tap the

screen! Doing so will ruin the unit. See the Appendix for

information on ordering a replacement stylus.

GETTING STARTED,CONT.

Aligning the Screen

6. The unit will automatically route to the align screen. Using the stylus, carefully press and

briefly hold the tip of stylus on the center of each target that appears on the screen.

It’s important when you first receive your new hand held to calibrate the screen. This will

ensure that the cursor on the touch screen aligns properly with the tip of the stylus.

To re-calibrate the screen at anytime for the MC70, press FUNC (blue button) +

Esc on the mobile computer to launch the calibration screen application.

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GETTING STARTED

Configure Time Zones and Clock

7. The time zone for your hand held must be designated when you first receive the hand held

and after each boot.

a. Using your stylus, choose the time zone that you are in from the drop down menu.

The default is GMT – 8 Pacific US.

b. VERY IMPORTANT – if you change the time zone from what first displays,

you will also need to change the time.

c. Click Next when finished.

d. The system will begin to install various files on the system – please refrain

from using the hand held. You will see a window pop up that shows the

installation of program”. Installation should take approximately 2 – 4

minutes. The Home Screen will appear on the screen when finished.

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e. It’s a good habit to verify that the date and time are correct. If the time is not

correct, click on “Symbol Browser”, then “Maintenance Menu” and then “Set Date

and Time”.

f. Go to the Home section of the Clock window and verify the date and time.

If the date and/or time is incorrect:

i. Using the drop down menu, choose the proper GMT time zone for your

area (i.e. GMT – 6 Central US).

ii. Go to the hour in the time section and click on it with your stylus (will be

highlighted in blue). To change the hour, use the up and down arrow keys to

the right of the field OR you can enter the time with using the keypad.

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iii. Repeat previous step for the minutes, seconds and AM/PM.

iv. Go to the date field. Click on the drop down menu to bring up the calendar.

Use the left or right arrow buttons on the display screen to navigate to the

correct month. Choose a date with your stylus.

GETTING STARTED

g. Click OK when finished.

h. If needed, select Yes from the Settings dialog box stating “Save changes to the

clock settings?”

i. Users will then be returned to the Home screen for the Hand Held.

OVERVIEW OF HOME SCREEN

Below is a screen shot of your Home screen for the Hand Held. This will be the same for the MC70

as for the MC9000 and PPT8800. Let’s take a moment to review the details and functionality.

Allows hand held users to

connect to remote systems

for terminal emulation. This is

primarily used for DSD

Receiving.

About displays the AppCenter software

version. Central Support may ask you to check

the version when trouble-shooting incidents.

Allows hand held users to

add, subtract, multiply and

divide calculations.

Starts the Mobile Retail

Manager (MRM) application.

Routes users to the

SUPERVALU Retail Handheld

Local Menu.

This is currently being using

for the EA Tag Subscription

application at Shoppers and

Sentry.

Users should refer to the

Symbol EA Hand Held

Quick Cards for the EA

Tag Subscription detail.

Starts the SweepTrax

application.

This is your IP address for the Hand Held.

An IP of 0.0.0.0 indicates that you are not

connected to the wireless network. Dis

s the time.

Pop-up Keyboard

(SIP keyboard)

Controls the volume of the

speaker and scanner. This

section was covered under

the topic Getting Started.

Dis

s the batter

level.

Displays the status of the signal strength,

address and connection speed.

A “X” (instead of bars) indicates that

you are not connected to the wireless

network.

This section will be covered in further in the

manual.

Starts the eOrder application.

Users should refer to the

eOrder User Manual for

details on the application.

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