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Figure 4-3 Scan Configuration-3
After you change settings, press the OK button to configure, or press Restore Default to
return to the scan default settings.
4.2 Scan driver
Scan driver lets you put data into Microsoft Wordpad. Open scan driver and the scan module
powers on the scanner. You can then scan barcode. To turn off the power, press Exit on the
task bar.
Figure 4-4 Scan Driver
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4.3 Scan test
The PT-90 has a Scan Test.exe program that allows you to test the barcode scan function.
Scan Test.exe is located in directory Desktop→ Utility→ Scan Test.exe.
This program shows barcode type and barcode data when pressing the Scan key.
Figure 4-5 Scan Test
4.4 Reading barcode
Note:
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
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Observe handling precautions.
Make sure the mobile computer is installed according to instructions.
Never remove the main batteries or battery pack while the mobile
computer is turned on. Doing so can cause loss of data in the mobile
computer.
Avoid looking directly into the LED light beam emitter, or pointing the
LED light beam directly into someone’s eyes.
Position the LED light beam over the bar code from margin to margin and pass the scanner
downward over the bar code, as shown in the scan position illustration
Good read scan position
Incorrect read scan positions
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The scanning sequence is defined by the user’s application. A typical sequence is:
Point the mobile computer at the barcode and press the Trigger key
Point the LED lightbeam at barcode as shown in the scan position illustration above.
The scanner reads the barcode and the results are indicated.
A “Good Read” means that the scanner has effectively recognized and decoded the bar code.
In most cases, the application program provides an indicator signal to indicate a good read.
If the read is incorrect, try again paying close attention to the instructions.
When reading a small bar code, decrease the distance between the mobile computer and the
bar code. For larger bar codes, position the mobile computer so that the bar code fits into the
LED light beam. When reading a very high density bar code, decrease the distance between
the mobile computer and the bar code. For a low density bar code, increase the distance
between the mobile computer and the bar code.
4.5 Barcode reading problems
When the barcode can NOT be read, try the following:
Change the angle between the bar code and the mobile computer.
Change the distance between the bar code and the mobile computer.
If the bar code is larger than the LED light beam, try moving the mobile computer a bit
further away from the bar code.
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5. Utilities
5.1 Function Key Setting
To assign your favorite application program or virtual key from F1 ~ F10 and P1~P4 hot
keys. Function Key.exe is located in directory Desktop→ Utility→ Function_Key.exe.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Choose F1~F10 or P1~P4 from list.
Tap Define to define application or virtual key.
Tap Apply or OK to set function key setting.
Tap the Default to return to default setting.
Figure 5-1 Function Key Setting
Figure 5-2 Function Key Define
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5.2 Timeout & Brightness
Timeout&Brightness setting is a tool for changing the LCD backlight and keypad LED. If you
wish to save power use this program to change LCD backlight and keypad LED settings. This
application supports battery power and external power settings.
Figure 5-3 Timeout & Brightness
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6. Software Applications
The PT-90 includes software applications
such as Internet Explorer, Media player,
Microsoft WordPad, Remote Desktop
Connection, Transcriber, and Windows
Explorer.
Figure 6-1 Software Applications
6.1 Internet Explorer
With Internet Explorer, you can view Web or
intranet Web pages on your device. You will
need to use WLAN to connect to an Internet
server provider (ISP) or network.
Figure 6-2 Internet Explorer
6.2 Media Player
The PT-90 comes with Media Player for
Windows CE installed.
 Open Media Player by selecting Start →
Programs → Media Player from the
desktop.
 Select File → Open to open a new media
file.
 Please refer to www.microsoft.com for
additional information and help with
your Microsoft Windows Media Player.
Figure 6-3 Media Player
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6.3 Microsoft WordPad
You can create and edit documents and
templates in WordPad, using buttons and
menu commands that are similar to those
used in the desktop version of Microsoft
Word. You can work with files Normal or
Outline view.
WordPad documents are usually saved
as .pwd files, but you can also save
documents in other file formats, such as .rtf
or .doc.
Figure 6-4 Microsoft Wordpad
6.4 Remote Desktop Connection
Using Remote Desktop Connection, you can
log on to Windows Mobile computer Server
and use all programs installed on this server.
For example, instead of running Microsoft
Pocket Word, you can run the desktop
version of Microsoft Word.
Figure 6-5 Remote Desktop Connection
6.5 Transcriber
Features:
 Microsoft Transcriber is the natural
handwriting recognition solution for
your Windows CE device. It recognizes
words from its integrated dictionary,
and allows you to write in cursive, print
or mixed handwriting.
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
The letter Shapes Selector (note 1) is
for optimizing recognition to your own
handwriting style
Transcriber works transparently in the
background of all Windows CE
applications providing handwriting
input, while taking away no precious
screen space.
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Figure 6-6 Transcriber
6.6 Windows Explorer
Windows Explorer works almost the same
on your PDA as it does on your PC. See the
topics below for information about the
difference in Windows Explorer on your
device.
Figure 6-7 Windows Explorer
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7. Communication
Argox PT-90 lets you link to a host computer via RS-232 or USB port for data communication.
This chapter gives an overview of PT-90’s communication capabilities.(remove)
The Argox PT-90 lets you link to a host computer via RS-232 or USB port for data
communication with cable or cradle. This chapter gives an overview of the PT-90’s
communication capabilities.
7.1 Microsoft ActiveSync
Download and install Microsoft ActiveSync if you run Windows XP or Windows 2000 on
your computer and you want to sync content between PT90 and your computer. You can use
ActiveSync with the following versions of the Windows operating system:
Windows 2000 Service Pack 4(SP4)
Windows XP SP1
Windows XP SP2
Windows XP SP3
ActiveSync provides a user-friendly interface and it can be downloaded free of charge from
Microsoft’s Website.
With Microsoft ActiveSync you can:

Transfer data between PT90 and your computer.

Limited backup/restore functionality.

Install /uninstall programs on PT-90.
Note:
 ActiveSync is only compatible with Windows XP or earlier. The detail
description of ActiveSync can be found in Microsoft’s Website.
7.2 Microsoft Mobile Device Center
Download and install Microsoft Mobile Device Center if you run Windows Vista or Windows
7 on your computer and you want to sync content between PT90 and your computer. You can
use Mobile Device Center with the following versions of the Windows operating system:
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Microsoft Mobile Device Center can be downloaded free of charge from Microsoft’s Website.
With Microsoft Mobile Device Center you can:

Transfer data between PT90 and your computer.

Install /uninstall programs on PT-90.
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 Windows Mobile Device Center s only compatible with Windows Vista and
Windows 7. The detail description of Mobile Device Center can be found in
Microsoft’s Website.
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8. Overview of Microsoft Windows CE 6.0
This chapter describes Microsoft Windows CE 6.0, the operating system for the PT-90
This introduction to Microsoft Windows CE 6.0 includes:
How to use the main Windows
How to use a taskbar
How to use settings
8.1 Main Windows
When you turn on PT-90, you will see the
main Windows of Window CE 6.0, which
is similar in appearance to Windows XP.
The main window consists of a background
screen and taskbar.
Figure 8-1 Main Window
The screen shows short cut icons for the main programs of Microsoft Windows CE 6.0. A
description of the icons follows:
My Device:
Shows the internal configuration of PT-90
and the folders and files it contains.
Figure 8-2 My Device
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Recycle bin:
Completely delete or restore files and data. This folder saves deleted files from Windows
Explorer or the background screen. You can completely empty or restore files in the recycle
bin.
Once you have emptied the recycle bin, you cannot restore the files and data
previously in the recycle bin.
Caution:
Taskbar
Windows CE 6.0’s taskbar is designed to be simple and user-friendly. The picture below
shows the configuration of the taskbar.
Figure 8-3 Taskbar
Start Icon
Start icon is the starting point for the PT-90 program. If you point at the start menu with the
stylus pen, you can see various menus including program, bookmark, document, setting, help,
and operation. If you choose each menu, detailed executable programs appear as in the picture
below. If you choose and press, you can run the program of your choice. Windows CE 6.0’s
start menu is similar to that of Windows on a desktop PC.
Figure 8-4 Start Icon
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8.2 Taskbar
Taskbar shows a variety of information including keying in characters, battery, network
connection, status of running programs, etc.
Open Taskbar and Start Menu setting by selecting Start → Settings → Taskbar and Start
Menu from the desktop. There are Always on top, Auto hide and Show Clock setting in
General tab. You can choose the check box of desired setting.
The following explains the function of icons appearing on the taskbar.
Input Method:
To activate Keyboard or Transcriber, press
icon and select input method. You
can also activate Transcriber in following order: Start → Programs → Transcriber. To
deactivate input method, press
icon and select Hide input Panel.
To change the features of the input method, select input method in Start → Settings →
Control Panel → Input Panel and click the option you wish to setup.
Figure 8-5 Input method
Transcriber:
When you want to key in characters when making a document or setting, start Transcriber.
Using the stylus to draw characters you want on the input panel, this program recognizes the
characters and transform them into typeface characters. To start the Transcriber, run the
program as the following order: Start → Programs → Transcriber.
The picture below shows how the Transcriber works in keying in characters on Microsoft
Word Pad. When Microsoft Transcriber is running, you will see the
icon located in the
taskbar. When Microsoft Transcriber is active the
icon shows a dark background.
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Figure 8-6 Transcriber
Keyboard:
When Keyboard input panel is running, you will see the
icon located in the taskbar.
Figure 8-7 Keyboard Input Panel
Upper / lower case Selection:
Press this icon to select upper and lower case letters. If you select upper case, capital letters
and characters appear on the number key pad. It serves the same function with the Shift key.
Figure 8-8 Keyboard Input Panel -1
Status Indicator Icon:
The following is a list of icons that appear in the taskbar’s status area.
Icon
Description
Battery capacity is low
Battery is charging
Linked to desktop PC through USB
WLAN not connected
Signal strength for WLAN connection
Function key status
Alt , Ctrl and Shift status
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8.3 Setting up the PT-90
You can set up various configurations of the PT-90 such as Date/Time, Network, Display,
Volume and Sounds, Power, System, etc. at the control panel.
Figure 8-9 Setting up
To Tap Start → Settings → Control Panel, the control panel window appears. In the View
option in the menu, you can change the view mode into large icons, small icons, details or to
arrange icons. The control panel appears as below:
Figure 8-10 Control Panel
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8.3.1
Certificates
Application programs use certificates to ensure reliability and safe communication.
Figure 8-11 Certificates
Authorized certificate providers issue certificates that are valid for a specified period.
Windows CE manages several certificate storages.
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Double click a Certificates to run.
Select certificate storage for browsing or correcting through the storage tap list.
Trusted Authorities: Includes the top quality certificates.
My certificate: This saves the user’s personal certificate to identify the user.
Other Authorities: Middle certificate providers establish chains of reliability.
3.
To add certificates or secret keys in the selected storage, press the Import button then
select the way to bring certificates or keys. You can select them from files or a micro SD
card.
4.
To see details of selected certificates such as extension, expiration date, etc. press the
View button.
5.
To delete the selected certificate from storage, press Remove button.
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8.3.2
Date/Time
This screen sets date, time, standard time zone.
Figure 8-12 Date/Time
Date/Time
You can set standard time zone, year, day and time. Set as follows:
1.
Press the down arrow in the standard time zone until it reaches your location. If the
previously set value is appropriate, move on to the following.
2.
Select Year and Month in the calendar. If the current year is not correct, press Year and
adjust. You can select the month using left and right arrows or the monthly tab that pops
up when pressed.
3.
Press the correct date on the calendar.
4.
Set time by keying in correct time in the current time box. The box shows AM/PM:
Hour: Minutes: Seconds. Press each and adjust time with arrows on the right.
5.
Press Apply to save the changes. Confirm if the time is correct.
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8.3.3
Dialing
Dialing Properties
1. In the When dialing from list, select the Location where you want to change settings.
2. To create a new location, select New. Enter the name of the location, and then select OK
3.
Enter or Edit the area code and local country code as needed.
Figure 8-13 Dialing Properties -1
Figure 8-14 Dialing Properties -2
4. In Dial using, select Tone dialing or Pulse dialing. Most phone lines are tone.
5. To automatically disable call waiting, select Disable call waiting by dialing, select the
appropriate number sequence in the list, or enter a new sequence.
Editing dialing patterns
1. Using the codes listed, revise the dialing patterns as needed.
Notes:
 If you need to use characters other than the ones listed here, use manual dialing.
 Hyphens and spaces in dialing strings are ignored.
 Some modems may not respond to the some characters, even though your device
lets you add them to the dial string.
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8.3.4
Display
This screen lets you set the wallpaper image of the PT-90, or change the color of the
background screen. Call up the right button menu from desktop and select Properties and you
can check the Display Properties window.
Figure 8-15 Display Properties
Display
Change the desktop image of the background screen as follows:
1.
Select the Background tab.
2.
Click Browse to select an image file.
3.
Press OK to apply the setting.
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8.3.5
Hot Function Key
Please refer to Function Key Setting above.
8.3.6
Input Panel
You can set up the Input method and Options.
Figure 8-16 Input Panel Properties
1.
Select keyboard and press Options. The Soft Keyboard Options window appears.
2.
Select the Size of the keys.
3.
To Use gestures for Space, Backspace, Shift and Enter, click the gestures check box.
4.
Click OK to save the changes of Soft Keyboard Options.
5.
Click OK to save the setting of Input Panel Properties.
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8.3.7
Internet Options
To use the Internet Options, make the following settings.
General
Click the General tab.
1.
2.
3.
Define your own start page and search page on the tab.
It also can set the cache size.
Click Delete Browsing History button, it can clear temporary internet files, cookies or
history.
Figure 8-17 Internet Options -1
Connection
Click the Connection tab and set Internet connection methods.
1. To use a proxy server, click Internet Connection by Proxy Server check box and enter
the proxy address and port.
2.
To ignore the proxy server when making access to local address, click No proxy server
for local address check box. This option is available only for the proxy server use. If you
use a wireless LAN card, click the LAN User manual dial check box.
Figure 8-18 Internet Options -2
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Security
Under Security page, specify the security option for your browser.
Figure 8-19 Internet Options-3
Privacy
Under Privacy page, specify the cookies setting include of privacy level.
Figure 8-20 Internet Options-4
8.3.8
Keyboard
Repeat Tab
1.
To change the amount of time between taps before repetition starts, adjust the Repeat
delay slider
2.
To change the repeat rate, adjust the Repeat rate slider.
3.
Test your new setting.
4.
Tap OK to exit the Keyboard properties.
Figure 8-21 Keyboard Properties
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8.3.9
Mouse
1.
Double-click the checkerboard grid at a comfortable speed.
2.
Double-click the Test icon to test your setting.
3.
Tap OK to exit the Mouse properties.
Figure 8-22 Mouse Properties
8.3.10 Network and Dial-up Connection
You can directly link to the network via network (Ethernet, LAN) or phone (modern)
connection. You can send or receive emails or access available files on the network server
or search the Internet or Intranet.
Figure 8-23 Network and Dial-UP Connection
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8.3.11 Owner
This function lets you set the PT-90 to display user information at start up, add information on
the user, and set up a Network ID.
Figure 8-24 Owner Properties
Identification
Enter information such as Name, Company, Address, company phone number, home
phone number in the user information tab. To display the owner information on the start
screen for system start, click the Display Owner Identification check box.
Notes
Enter additional user information or other information in the Notes box. To show notes on the
initial screen when the system starts, click Display Owner Notes check box.
Network ID
Windows CE 6.0 gains access to Network resources using the owner information. Enter the
information provided by Network manager such as User Name, Password, and Domain.
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8.3.12 Password
You can set a password to keep unauthorized users from using the PT-90.
Figure 8-25 Password Properties
To set up a password:
1.
Select the Password Setting tab.
2.
Enter the password in the password box.
3.
Re-enter the password in the password confirmation box.
4.
To enable the password protection when the power on, click on the Enable password
protection at power-on.
You may encounter a request to enter the password if resume or warm/cold boot PT-90. If you
forget the password and enter the system you may have to do a clean boot. A clean boot erases
all files, data, as well as programs. Please consider using a password that is easy to remember
and leave a record easy to access. To deactivate a Password, delete the Password in the
password feature window.
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8.3.13 PC Connection
You can set up a PC Connection to synchronize the device with a desktop PC. You can set
desktop USB and serial port connections. The following is the procedure required for changes
in PC Connection.
Begin with Windows CE 6.0. The PT-90 basically supports the Internet functions via USB. If
you set up a partnership with PC during ActiveSync, it provides `USB CONNECT link items
that enable an Internet connection through the USB connection:
Figure 8-26 PC Connection
1.
Create a new connection in Go to Start →
Settings →
Network and Dial-up
Connections. Choose the direct connection as connection type. For detailed information,
refer to the < Network and Dial-up Connections > section. (Page 57)
2.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel → PC connection.
3.
Select Change Connection icon.
4.
Select the connection mode.
5.
Click OK to save the setting.
To connect the PT-90 to a desktop PC, you must have Microsoft ActiveSync 4.5 for Windows
2000/XP or Microsoft Mobile Device Center 6.1 for Windows Vista/7 on your desktop PC.
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8.3.14 Power
Please refer to the previous section on Power Management. (Page 21 )
8.3.15 Regional Settings
Figure 8-27 Regional Setting Properties
You can set up region, numbers, currency, time, and date.
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Open Regional Settings icon.
3.
Select the tab for information to change.
4.
Select the < Preferred> option. Available features are dependent on which region you
have chosen in the region tab.(REMOVE)
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8.3.16 Remove Programs
Figure 8-28 Remove Programs
To remove installed programs:
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Open the Remove Programs icon.
3.
Select the program and click Remove to uninstall program.
4.
Click Remove.
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8.3.17 Scan Configuration
Please refer to the previous section on Scan Configuration.
8.3.18 Storage Manager
The storage manager lets you manage storage device. DSK1: NAND FLASH only allows the
users to check the store information. DSK2 shall be SD memory card. The storage manager
allow SD memory card to format, dismount or make new partition.
Figure 8-29 Storage Properties
1.
Select the SD memory card form the storage information dropdown list.
2.
To format the partitions of the selected disk, click Dismount button and then click
Format button.
3.
After clicking the Create New button, key in the new partition names. The system
automatically creates new partitions to set up.
4.
To delete a partition, select a partition and press the Delete button.
5.
To see the features of the selected partitions, click the Properties icon.
Caution:
Formatting a disk erases all data, files, and programs.
If you insert extension Micro SD memory cards, Micro SD memory shows
as “SD Memory Card”.
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8.3.19 Stylus
This screen sets Double-Tap sensitivity and calibration.
Figure 8-30 Stylus Properties
Double Tap
To set and test Double-Tap sensitivity:
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Activate the Stylus and select Double-Tap. Tap the grid and the color of the grid changes.
3.
It automatically records the speed of the Double-Tap.
4.
Double tap the bottom icon to test the double-tap sensitivity.
5.
If the bottom icon does not change, adjust the setting using the grid icon above.
Calibration
If the PT-90 screen does not respond properly, adjust the screen with the calibration function.
To start Calibration:
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Activate the Stylus and select Calibration tap.
3.
Press Recalibrate button and the adjustment process begins.
Caution:
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Sometimes touching the screen with the stylus triggers the right mouse function.
You can solve this problem by adjusting the double touch sensitivity.
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8.3.20 System
The System Properties window displays device information such as General, Memory,
Device Name and Copyrights.
General information contained in the window includes operating system data such as software
version, processor and memory etc.
Figure 8-31 System Properties
The memory of the PT-90 is used for storage and programs. Basic memory capacity is 256MB.
You can see the size of the memory cache used for running programs or storing data.
To check the Memory:
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Run the System and select the Memory tab.
3.
The blue bar of the slider indicates the available memory capacity.
4.
Left side is storage memory and the right is program memory.
The device name indicates the PT-90’s partnership relation when linked to the desktop
through ActiveSync.
To set up Device Name:
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Run the System and select the name of the device.
3.
Enter the name of the device and its details.
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8.3.21 System Information
The System Information properties window displays system information such as Info and
Clean boot.
Info page contained in the window includes operating system data such as CPU, ROM, RAM,
serial number (SN), hardware number (HW) and version details.
Clean boot page allow users to clean registry and format user partition.
Figure 8-32 System Information
8.3.22 Timeout and Brightness
Please refer to the previous section on Timeout and Brightness.
8.3.23 Volume and Sounds
Adjust volume and select sound.
Volume
To adjust the Volume of the system:
1.
Select Go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Open Volume & Sounds icon and select the Volume tab.
3.
Press the left / right arrow icon or move the slide bar to adjust a volume.
4.
Click all items to activate the sound such as Events (warning, system events),
Applications, Notifications (alarms,reminders) , Key clicks and Screen taps.
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Sounds
To set the Sounds:
1.
Select go to Start → Settings → Control Panel.
2.
Open Volume & Sounds icon and select Sounds tab.
3.
Select an Event from the event list.
4.
Select a sound from the event sound list.
5.
To remove the sound from the selected event, choose (None).
6.
To save the changes in another scheme, select Save As in another name and name the
sound scheme.
7.
To remove the sound scheme, select the scheme and then Delete.
Figure 8-33 Volume & Sounds
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9. Trouble Shooting
This chapter contains information on solving problems you may encounter when using the
mobile computer and/or cradle. If problems occur, first carry out general checks before
comparing the problem with the descriptions in this chapter.
9.1 General Checks
 Make sure everything is installed properly
 Check the power supply (including the main battery or battery pack in the mobile
computer) of all devices
 Is the reading window of the mobile computer clean?
 Is the interface connector properly connected with the cable?
 Are the bar code labels readable, e.g. not damaged or poorly printed?
If the problem persists after these checks are performed, please check the problem descriptions
below. If the suggested solutions below do not resolve the problem, please contact your local
supplier or Argox for technical support: http://www.argox.com
If the PT-90 mobile computer needs repair, please ensure that the label with the serial number
is present. If sending the mobile computer or cradle back to your local supplier or Argox,
please use the original package to minimize the chances of damage during shipping.
9.2 Read Operation Problems
If the mobile computer has a problem reading barcode labels
Barcode reading problems




Make sure the scanning application is loaded and operational.
Run Scan Configuration program to modify barcode read setting.
Barcode may be distorted and should be replaced.
Battery needs recharging or replacing
9.3 Mobile Computer Problems
Mobile computer does not power on.
 Battery needs recharging or replacement.
 Insure that battery is installed correctly.
Mobile computer shuts itself down
 Adjust Power Properties
 Battery needs recharging.
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Mobile computer will not shut off
 If the mobile computer is processing data, attach a charging cable to insure the battery
isn’t depleted.
 If the mobile computer is connected to AC power, disconnect.
 Perform a warm boot – WARNING – Unsaved data will be lost.
 Perform a cold boot – WARNING – Unsaved data will be lost.
 Perform a clean boot – WARNING – The mobile computer is reset to default settings
and data will be lost.
Screen is blank
 Make sure mobile computer is powered on.
 Adjust screen brightness.
Mobile computer either doesn’t respond, or responds inaccurately to touch screen input
 Calibrate touch screen.
 Perform a warm boot – WARNING – Unsaved data will be lost.
 Perform a cold boot – WARNING –Unsaved data will be lost.
 Perform a clean boot – WARNING – The mobile computer is reset to default settings
and data will be lost.
Battery life is short
 Adjust Power Properties especially if peripherals are used.
 Adjust backlight of LCD or keypad.
 Replace battery pack if old (battery can be recharged approximately 500 cycles.)
“Low Backup Battery” message
 Charge mobile computer for 8 hours
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10. Appendix: Updating the OS via Micro SD Card
To upgrade or reinstall the PT-90 OS via Micro SD card, you need the CE600.bin and
90Utility.cab file (available from Argox Technical Support):
Note: The file name must be “CE600.bin” and “90Utility.cab”– do not rename it.
Caution: Users files will be erased!
1.
Copy file “CE600.bin” and “90Utility.cab” from the PC to the root directory of the
Micro SD card
2.
Insert the Micro SD Card into the PT-90
3.
Plug the power adapter into the PT-90
4.
Cold boot and press hot key function to update (FN+Dot.)
5.
Press ENT to start upgrading.
6.
Upgrading will cost 5~10 minutes.
After the image successfully update, the PT-90 automatically cold-starts with the new OS.
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
--Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
--Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
--Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver
is connected.
--Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the grantee of this device could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.
RF exposure warning
·This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided instructions and
the antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of
at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitter. End-users and installers must be provide with antenna
installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure
compliance.
WLAN SAR value : 0.516 W/kg
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