ATID AT870N Industrial PDA User Manual AT870N WinMB User Guide v 1 2 Eng

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Attac
ching and Detaching the Main Battery
Deta
achment
 Battery
below has sh
hown the botttom of devicce
These image as b
se slide the battery
latch to the right (Direction to UNLOCK), and
a then lift tthe main batttery to
Pleas
detac
ch the main b
battery after grapping the
e gap of batte
ery on the bo
ottom.
Batttery Latch
Both Side of tthe Gap
For detachment
 Battery
Atta
achment
Pleas
se put the top of the batttery into the above gap of
o device and
d then, push the bottom of battery
into th
he below gap
p of device and
a then, slid
de the lever tto right (Direc
ction to LOC
CK).
Above
e gap for
Atttachment
/ Top of
o the batteryy
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Charrging the Battery
You have
to charg
ge it through dedicated adapter
which
h is provided
d when you b
bought
Red light is lit on
n LED when it starts to charge. It will
w be chang
ged into gree
en light in ca
ase of full
ging
charg
 Connecting
the Adapte
er
ug the adapte
er cable to 220V
socket.
1. Plu
2. Co
onnect adapter DC cable with “Powerr
Connecting Ja
ack”
3. LE
ED will be cha
anged when the red lightt is
lit on the LED

Caution::
You mustt use provided adapter witth device. Oth
herwise your device
might be damaged
Pow
wer ON / OF
FF
e is window screen as below or you don`t use th
he system in the status of
o running
In case that there
otherr program, the device is able
to enter the low-pow
wer mode (Sle
eep mode)
If you
u want to use
e it again, ple
ease press th
he  button
Icon
n Mark
Sttart Button
ICON
N Mark:Show
w the presentt state of sys
stem
Startt Button:Actiivate the start menu and then, executte a program
m.
 Power
–ON//OFF by  butto
on
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Pow
wer-OFF:
1. When the
t system iss in booting status,
press
 button forr 2~3 second
ds, then the
screen will be turne
ed off and entter the low-power
mode)).
mode (sleep
Pow
wer-ON:
1. When the
t system iss in off status
s, press 
button just
a mome
ent, then scre
een will be tu
urned
on and start the sysstem.
m will automa
atically be turrned on if it is
2. System
connec
cted with USB
B cable for ActiveSync
Power Button

NOTE:
If therre was a tiny battery
gauge remained des
spite of power--off, the data of
o RAM will be
e saved, and these
progra
ams will be recovered in cas
se of power-o
on. If both main
n battery and backup batterry are in the diischarge
state, the RAM data
a will disappea
ar, and the sys
stem will be re
e-starting if the
e power is cha
arged again.
 Automatic
Power-OFF
The
e device will be automatically entered
d to low-pow
wer mode (Slleep mode) iif user does not use it
for the
t designatted time. Use
er can chang
ge the desig
gnated time at
a the contro
ol panel and power as
belo
ow. If user sets
proper time-out,
the
e device can
n be protecte
ed from the situation of power-on
with
hout user and
d battery can
n be prolonge
ed.
[STAR
RT BUTTON] -> [SETTING
GS] -> [POWER] ->[ADVAN
NCED]
Iccon for POW
WER
In
ndication

User can
n enter the above
screen
n in case of
double clicking
the ic
con of 

System can be turne
ed on in case
e of low-powe
er
y pushing the
e 
> button
mode by
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 Turn Off the Device in Case of Discharging the Battery
If the system cannot be used by electric discharge, it will be automatically entered into low-power
mode (sleep mode). In this case, user have to charge the main battery or connect the adaptor with
the adaptor connecting jack of main body, then press the  button to turn on the system
since it won`t be turned on despite of pressing the  button.
Checking Battery Gauge

NOTE:
Using time for battery will be influenced by way of use, surrounding environment. In general, you can
use the device from 6 hours to 12 hours after 2200 mA battery is fully charged.
 Checking the Gauge Remained
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [POWER] -> [BATTERY]
 Caution for Low Battery
If the system is unavailable for low-battery, caution screen for lack of battery will be came
out. In this situation, please turn off the device by pushing  button and then
charge as soon as possible.
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Back-up Batte
ery
s used for prrotecting the RAM data in
n case of disc
charging the
e main battery
Back-up battery is
 CAU
UTION:
RA
AM data willl be disapp
peared if bo
oth main an
nd back-up battery completely
dis
scharge. Acttivated RAM
M data will be disappearred at the ru
unning prog
gram and
the
e system willl restart in case
of inpu
utting the po
ower instead
d of recoverring.
Changing the
e Battery
You need to purrchase a ne
ew battery iff existing ba
attery got da
amaged or reached to its life

CAUTIO
ON!
Please discard the expired battery
at the
t designa
ated locatio
on
2. System
Reset
Pleas
se do restart the system when
the application doe
esn`t work prroperly or sysstem receive
es no
respo
onse
2.1 SOFT
RESE
ET
In ne
eed of Soft rreset,
There
e is a Hang-u
up, which me
eans that the
e system rece
eives no response in casse of running
the program. Whe
en user enco
ounters Hang
g-up, please do reset the
e system for rrecovering th
he
devic
ce. Please no
ote that warm
m reset can make
the pro
ogram termin
nate and clea
ar the using
memory. But it do
oesn`t influen
nce on installed program and data etc
c.
cess of Softt Reset]
[Proc
Pleas
se press the
e Reset butto
on which is located
on the device with
w stylus pe
en for a mom
ment. The
syste
em will be resstarted after turning off th
he screen jus
st a moment automaticallly.
[Resu
ult of Soft Reset]
 System
will b
be restarted.
 OS
O will be re
estarted.
 Screen
will be
b reshown after
10 seco
onds
 Adjusted
reg
gistry informa
ation,
copied
file an
nd installed program
w be remaiined
will
POWE
ER
BUTT
TON
RESET
BUTT
TON
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2.2 HARD RES
SET
In ne
eed of Hard reset
Hard
d reset which
h is called co
old reset can be used for initializing th
he hardware ccompletely. Registry
value
e, copied file and installed
d program ca
an be remained originally even thoug
gh user uses
s the hard
reset, but please note that tim
me/date will be initialized
d. Therefore
e, please do reset the tim
me if user
uses the hard resst
ase use hard
d reset if it is impossible to recover the
e system des
spite of soft rreset
Plea
[Proc
cess of Hard
d Reset]
Pleas
se press the Power butto
on and resett button with
h stylus pen simultaneou
usly and then
n, unhand
those
e buttons.
[Resu
ult of Hard R
Reset]
 System
will b
be restarted.
 OS
O will be re
estarted.
 Screen
will be
b reshown
 There
are se
etting screen of time / datte and user have
to resett the setting og
o time and date.
2.3 Initializing the System
se use [Boot Menu] when
n user encou
unters below situation
Pleas
hen user wan
nts to recove
er the adjuste
ed registry in
nformation ba
ack again.
1. Wh
2. Wh
hen user wan
nts to initializ
ze the storag
ge space inside the “My Computer”
3. Wh
hen user wan
nts to initializ
ze the storag
ge space inside the “Flash Disk”
4. Wh
hen user wan
nts to make system
a com
meback as th
he state of beginning
s  buttton and press
s  button simulltaneously
Press
Pow
wer Button
Fun
n Button
Re
eset Button
[Boott Menu] is ca
ame out at the screen afte
er 2 ~ 3 seco
onds as below
[Boot
Menu]]
1. SD Image Update
2. Clean On Exit (No)
3. Factory Reset
0. Exit


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Enter the lefft screen eve
en if user dou
uble clicks
the 
> icon
System will be
b turned on
n if user push
h the Power
button even though devicce has been entered into
the sleep mo
ode by autom
matic power off
[[Boot Menu]
Initial Screen




SD Image
e Update
Update the
e image (bo
oot, OS) by SD Card
Clean On Exit
f recoveryy of My deviice, registryy as a state of beginnin
ng
Function for
Factory Reset
Function for
f recoveryy of My deviice, registryy, Flash Fold
der as a sta
ate of
beginning
Exit
Boot Men
nu Termination
3. Use
U of Miicro SD, SIM, SAM CARD
Below
w image show
ws the back side of devic
ce when sep
parating the main
battery from device
There
e are 1EA SIIM Card Slott, 3EA SAM Card
Slot and 1EA Micro
o SD Card Slo
ot.
Micrro SD CARD slo
ot
SAM
M CARD slot
SIM CARD slot
3.1 In
nstalling M
Micro SD CA
ARD
Do unlock the
Micro SD
ARD by slid
ding the card
CA
slo
ot cover righ
ht side
Lift the
e slot cover up
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Pu
ut the SD memory
on the
slot and then, shut the co
over
up
Do lock th
he slot cov
ver by
sliding it to left sid
de and
then, turn
n on the device
after equip
pping the ba
attery
CARD folder
will be
b shown if user
implem
ments the file explorer a
after insertin
ng the
SD MMC
Micro
o SD memorry card as below
image
ART] -> [File Explorer]
[STA
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3.2 In
nstalling S
SIM CARD and
a SAM CARD
Below
w image sho
ows the state of equipp
ping the SAM
M CARD and
d SAM CAR
RD with device.
Pleas
se do insertt it in accord
dance with card
shape and
edge sh
hape
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4. Individual Environment Setting
4.1 Phone Password Setting
User can set a limitation on use of phone by setting with password for USIM card for prevention from
stranger`s use
[PINSetting Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [PERSONEL] -> [PHONE] -> [SECURITY]
Use of Password
Password Change
Please select the “Require PIN when phone is used” when using
password and then, input the 4-digit password at the password input
screen and then, press  Button
 Caution:
 PIN Code is set with ‘0000” to protect USIM card information
It can be changed by user`s preference
 PUK Code is USIM unlock code, in case that user continuously enters incorrect PIN in 3 times (8
Digit)
This code is marked on envelop or body in case of purchasing USIM CARD Please note the USIM
card would be impossible to use when user continuously enters incorrect password in 10 times
4.2 User Information
User can set up the his/her information (Name, Corporation, Address,
E-mail) & Memo
[User Information Setting Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [PERSONNEL] -> [IDENTIFICATION]
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4.3 LOCK
User can set up the device as lock status for protecting data from device
Device is converted with lock status for a predetermined time and user has to input the password for
unlocking the device.
[Lock Setting Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [LOCK]
LOCK SETTING SCREEN
LOCK SCREEN
PASSWORD INPUT
SCREEN
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5. System Configuration
5.1 Memory
User can verify the volume of memory
[Memory Checking Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [SYSTEM] -> [MEMORY]
Main Memory: User can verify the remained and used volume
Storage Card: User can verify the volume of SD card and Flash
section
5.2 Task Manger
User can verify the volume of running program list and memory
[Task Manager Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [SYSTEM] -> [TASK MANAGER]
User can make device stop by selecting the running
program at the list
5.3 Program Removal
Program list will be marked on the screen without basic program
[Program Removal Method]
[START] -> [SETTING] -> [SYSTEM] -> [PROGRAM
REMOVAL]
User can remove the program by selecting the program at the
list
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5.4 GPS
User can set up the GPS port inside of device
[GPS Setting Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [SYSTEM] -> [GPS]
No need to do other set-up since there is basic GPS port
which is already used
5.5 Brightness Setting
At the beginning, brightness is set up with around 70 %
[Brightness Setting Method]
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [SYSTEM] -> [CONTRAST]
Brightness: User can control the screen brightness
5.6 Brightness On/Off Setting
It can be adjusted by user`s preference since it has influenced
on battery consumption
Time out for screen off can be set up with user`s preference
[START] -> [SETTINGS] -> [SYSTEM] -> [BACKLIGHT]
Battery Power: Turn Off/On backlight if device uses battery power
External Power: Turn Off/On backlight if device uses external power
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5.7 Screen Adjustment
Please readjust the coordinate correction value in case that user uses the device at the beginning or
for long period if the screen point cannot be selected by stylus pen.
[Start] -> [Settings] -> [System] -> [Screen] -> [Align Screen]
5.8 Volume Settings
User can set up the volume
Volume Setting Icon

User can adjust the volume using left side button
(Hardware)
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5.9 Sound & Notification Setting
User can set upthe vibration, sounds and notification ON/OFF
[Alarm & Sound Setting Method]
[Start] –> [Settings] -> [Sound & Notification]
Vibration: Vibration Amplitude settings
Sounds: Sound event settings
Notification: Ringtone settings
5.10 Clock & Alarms Setting
User can set up the time, date and alarms
[Clock & Alarm Setting Method]
[Start] -> [Settings] -> [Clock & Alarms]
Time: Date and Time settings.
Alarms: Alarm settings.
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5.11 Wireless Manager
User can turn on/off the Bluetooth, WiFi, phone function
[Wireless Manager Setting Method]
[Start] -> [Settings] ->[Connection] ->[Wireless Manger]
All: WiFi , Bluetooth , phone function can be turned on/off simultaneously
Separate Selection: WiFi, Bluetooth, phone function can be turned on/off
separately

It can be differently expressed by option
6. Use of Keypad
Using the keypad, characters, numbers, alphabets etc. can be easily typed in the handheld
device.Also, using the  together, keypad can be used in different ways.
6.1 Use of Keypad
Please press the <1
ALP> button as below step if user wants to change the input language
It will be converted in the order of [Number] -> [Small Letter] –> [Capital Letter]
If user clicks icon on the task bar, input
mode will be converted
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6.2 Data Input
Number Keypad mode: Press the <1 ALP> button or input language icon on the task bar to
change the number keypad mode
Letter Keypad mode: Press the <1 ALP> button or input language icon on the task bar to
change the small or capital letter and then, input the word you want. There is
2~3 word or symbol in a button. First word can be putted into the device at one
time, second word can be putted into the device at two times simultaneously,
third one can be putted into the device at the three times to push
simultaneously.
6.3 Device Configuration & Function Execution Using keypad
If the keypad button is pressed together with , functions that are preset in advance will
be performed.
Fun + Button

Description
It is able to cancel the selected command and movement & state of program.
Left side of <↑>, <↓>
It uses for sound control
<3>,<9>
It uses for page UP / DOWN.
<2>,<4>,<5>,<6>,<8>
Key button for right and left and top and bottom.

It deletes the letter behind the cursor
<7>
It can be used Tab button
<*>,<0>,<#>
It inputs the + sign, 000 sign and –sign.
,
It uses for function button
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7. Use of Stylus
User is able to use stylus pen that has same function with computer mouse and it can be used in
connection with hand strap hole located on back bottom side of PDA.
Use of Stylus




Setting Direction of Screen Display
Selection of letter on the soft keypad
Applied program on the main screen
or task bar
Selection of button, field and tap at
the applied program and dialog box
 CAUTION:
There is a danger of getting damaged if you use any other sharp objects except for
provided stylus pen since it is very sensitive one
8. ActiveSync
Using the ActiveSync, the handheld device can connect to PC for data transfer, copy, installation,
and move etc. via synchronizing the device with PC.
8.1 Microsoft ActiveSync Installation
Microsoft Windows CE. Download the latest version and install it on PC.
ActiveSync: Windows XP
Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 ( 64bit ) : Windows XP or later version
Download link:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/.
 Caution:
To synchronize via ActiveSync,Microsoft ActiveSync 3.7 or later version must be used.
Click on the Next.
Click on Agree and then Next to continue.
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Enter the user name and company and click
Next.
Choose the installation directory and click
Next.
ActiveSync
beingtoinstalled.
Click on
the Install is
button
continue.
Click Finish to complete the installation.
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8.2 Connectio
n settings for PC
PC settings
Start] -> [Pro
ogram]-> [M
Microsoft ActiveSync]
[S

Activ
veSync prog
gram screen.
Click on the Conne
ection settin
ngs.
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After checking on Allow USB Sync cable connection, click OK to continue.
8.3 Data Transfer
Connect to PC via USB.
Connected state
Disconnected state
Can check on the ActivSync connection status in task bar.
< Windows Xp>< Win7 / Vista >
Go to Start – Program – Microsoft
ActiveSync.
Go to Start – Program – Windows Mobile
Device Center.
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When ActiveSync is connected, click on
the device search icon.
When ActiveSync is connected, click on
the explorer menu.
File/Directory screen.
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Data transfer screen.
Chapter 4. Optional Module
This chapter shows various option module which can be equipped in AT870N. Please refer to the
explanation of optional module.
Option Module for AT870N
AT870N provides below option types with user in accordance with use of purpose. Please
do check this option types before buying AT870N since its option is specification for
AT870N.
Option types for AT870N
1) Barcode Reader
-. 1D Laser Barcode Scanner
-. 2D Imager Barcode Scanner
2) Wireless LAN – 801.11 a/ b/g
3) Bluetooth
4) UHF 900 M – Gen 2 Full Function
ISO18000 6C (Only Tag UID Reader)
5) RF 13.56 – Mifare, ISO15693
6) GPS Module
7) Phone
8) Camera
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1. Using
1D or 2D Barcode Scanner
AT
T870N can be
e equipped with
w 1D & 2D
D barcode sca
anner.
1.1 Barcode
Re
eading
Read
d barcodes or set decodin
ng option usiing the Barco
ode scanner.
Run App
plication
- [Start Button]
-> Ru
un [DEMO_B
BarcodeScan
n]
Main Wiindow
- Start Scan:
Start barcode
sca
anning.
- Stop Scan:
Stop b
barcode scanning.
- Symbo
ol: Type nam
me of the rea
ad barcode
- Length
h: Length off the read ba
arcode
- Menu: Application
n Menu pop--up.
E applicatiion.
- Exit: Exit
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- SymbologyConfig : Decoding option settings.
Option window
- Beep: When the scan is successful, beep sound is made.
- Vibrator: When the scan is successful, vibrator works.
- Enable “SCAN” key: “SCAN” key setting.
- Enable F7 key on right side: F7 key setting.
- Enable F8 key on right side: F9 key setting
- Enable trigger: Gun Trigger key setting
- RAW Data: Scan results are displayed in raw data format.
Only supported in 2D scanner.
Capturing window
- Start Preview: Preview stated with 2D scanner
- Stop Preview: Preview stopped
- Do Capture: Save the captured screen
SymbologyConfig window
- SymbologySelection: Set up
the specific barcode type
- Set Enable/Disable Status:
Symbologies
- Default All Symbologies :
setting
- Disable All Symbologies :
- Enable All Symbologies :
Enable or Disable status of All
Set All Symbology as default
Disable All Symbology
Enable All Symbology
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1.2 Setting Barcode Emulator
Can input the read barcode values (Notes, Internet Explorer…) where the cursors are located.
Sets the barcode value input method, scan button, scan sound etc. using Barcode Emulator
program.
When opening the Barcode Emulator, if other Barcode programs are being run, please close the
program first to run the Barcode Emulator.
Opening Application
- [Start Button] -> [File Explorer] -> [My Device] -> [Program Files]
-> [ATID_DemoApps] -> BarcodeEmulatorWM.exe
Running Application.
- When running the application, barcode scan icon is created
at the bottom-right corner of the screen. And Barcode scan is
enabled.
- By clicking on the Barcode Icon, Main Menu pops up and the
settings can be changed.
Emulator Main Menu
- Exit: Exit Application
- Vibrator: When the scan is successful, vibrator works
- Beep: When the scan is successful, beep sound is made
- Key Setup: Sets Barcode scan keys
- Terminator: Selects the special character to be added to the
barcode values
- Result Type: Selects the output type of the Barcode value
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Key Setup
Below keys can be selected together.
- F1: Starts the scanning when F1 button is pressed
- F2: Starts the scanning when F2 button is pressed
- F7: Starts the scanning when F7 button is pressed
- F8: Starts the scanning when F8 button is pressed
- SCAN: Starts the scanning when SCAN button is pressed
- Gun Trigger: Starts the scanning when Gun Trigger is pressed
Terminator
Settings for
values.
options.
characters to the scanned
Select one of the below
- None: No Terminator used.
added at the end of the
values.
- Space: Space added at the
- Tab: Tab character added at
adding
special
CRLF:CarriageReturn/LineFeed
scanned
end of the scanned values.
the end of the scanned values.
Result Type
Sets the how the barcode result is displayed
Select one of the below type.
- Keyboard Event: Displays the Barcode results via using Keyboard
Event.
- Copy and Paste: Copy onto the Clipboard and paste to the
screen.

CAUTION!
Do not use it to human eyes directly since laser beam is harmful to health.
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1.3 Barcode Scanning
1. Remove the protect film in front of the scanner.
2. Run BarcodeDemo.
3. Point the scan beam to center of the barcode.
• Adjust the distance in accordance with the barcode size.
• The beam will automatically be stopped if the pointer deviates from the barcode for 5
seconds.
[Correct way to read the barcode]
1. Please bring it close to barcode in case of smaller barcode. This device can read the barcode in
range of 40~300mm. If you have failure to read the barcode, please do check the angle and
range.
2. Laser beam will be shown up as a clear red line when using it at the barcode
1D
2D
[Wrong way to read the barcode]
1. Laser bean have to be crossed in the barcode
2. If laser beam partly will be shown up on the barcode, it doesn`t work well.
1D
2D
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2. WiFi
2.1WiFi On /Off
WiFi is turned off before its dispatch. Turn on the WiFi to use the
WiFi.
[Settings]
[Start] -> [Setting] -> [System] -> [WiFi Power]
Off: Turn off WiFi.
On: Turn on WiFi.
2.2WiFi function On /Off
WiFi function can be set On/Off.
First, WiFi power needs to be on.
[Settings]
[Start] -> [Setting] -> [System] -> [WiFi Power]
Wi-Fi On, turns on WiFi function
Wi-Fi Off, turns off WiFi function
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2.3Connecting to WiFi AP
1. How to connect to AP (1)
When you turn on WiFi, AP list is displayed automatically.
Select the AP for
connection, then Click Ok.
Click Connect
Enter the network key.
AP connection completed.
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2. How to connect to AP (2)
Connecting to AP via Wireless Network Configuration.
[Start] -> [Setting] -> [Connection] -> [Network card]
Select the network from the
AP list.
Click Next.
Click Finish
Connecting to AP.
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3. Bluetooth
AT870N of Windows Mobile is designed to be able to use Bluetooth Stack Service.
The following part of the guide describes about Paring and Disconnection of Bluetooth. In addition,
Mobile Printer SPR-R203 of Bixolon is used for test demonstration.
** Pairing is possible with total of 6 devices, but COM port allocation of COM2 and COM7 is
maximum limit.
3.1Bluetooth On/Off
1. Bluetooth Power On/Off
[How to Turn on/Off]
[Start] -> [Setting] -> [Bluetooth] -> [Mode]
Click
Turning on Bluetooth
: Click on the checkbox to turn on Bluetooth.
 Checked: Bluetooth On
 Not Checked: Bluetooth Off
Click
Allowing other devices to search for the handheld.
: Click on the checkbox to make the handheld visible to other devices.
 Checked: Allow other devices to search for AT870N
Bluetooth.
 Not Checked: Does not allow other devices to search for
AT870N Bluetooth.
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3.2 Bluetooth Paring
Bluetooth power must be on before the pairing.
[How to Pair]
[Start] -> [Setting] -> [Bluetooth] -> [Devices]
Select the Pairing device from the list and click
Next.
Click on Add to search for the
possible Bluetooth pairing devices.
* In some cases, the devices might require to enter
the PIN code before pairing.
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