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| Date Submitted | 2005-01-17 00:00:00 |
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-Before getting started, ensure that you read and follow the “Safety Warnings and Precautions” section of this manual. Safety Warnings and Precautions ! Warning •• Exercise Exercise precautions precautions when when using using the the battery. battery. - Always Always completely completely charge charge the the battery battery after after purchasing purchasing the the product. product. If the batteries are damaged, severely shocked, heated, exposed - If the batteries are damaged, severely shocked, heated, exposed to to moisture moisture or or high high temperatures, temperatures, or or bored bored by by aa gimlet, gimlet, they they may may explode. explode. - Do Do not not use use inferior inferior quality quality batteries batteries or or battery battery chargers chargers as as doing doing so so may may cause cause explosion. explosion. ! Precautions •• Learn Learn how how to to properly properly use use the the antenna. antenna. - For For terminals terminals with with an an antenna, antenna, hold hold the the terminal terminal like like aa normal normal telephone, telephone, and and place place the antenna straight over your shoulder. the antenna straight over your shoulder. •• Never Never touch touch power power outlets outlets with with wet wet hands hands or or mobile mobile phones. phones. This may cause electric shock. - This may cause electric shock. •• Never Never insert insert or or place place the the terminal, terminal, battery, battery, or or charger charger into into or or near near heating heating devices, devices, such such as as heaters heaters or or electronic electronic ovens. ovens. - This This may may cause cause product product transformation, transformation, explosion, explosion, or or fire. fire. •• Never Never reconstruct, reconstruct, disassemble, disassemble, or or repair repair the the product product arbitrarily. arbitrarily. Always contact service center authorized by Bluebird - Always contact a service center authorized by Bluebird Soft. Soft. - Ensure Ensure that that you you adhere adhere to to the the Safety Safety Warnings Warnings and and Precautions. Precautions. If If these these principles principles are are not not adhered adhered to, to, free free repair repair service service will will not not be be offered. offered. •• Use Use only only accessories accessories and and batteries batteries provided provided or or authorized authorized by by Bluebird Bluebird Soft. Soft. Not adhering to this advice may cause battery explosion, or defect in - Not adhering to this advice may cause battery explosion, or defect in the the terminal. terminal. Table of Contents 1. 1. Product Product Composition Composition 2. 2. Getting Getting Started Started 3. 3. Precautions Precautions 4. 4. Using Using Barcode Barcode 5. 5. Using Using Wireless Wireless LAN LAN Features Features 6. 6. Connecting Connecting BIP-1250 BIP-1250 to to Desktop Desktop BIP-1250 Series 1.Product Composition 1. Product Composition 2. Getting Started 3. Precautions 4. Using Barcodes 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 6. Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. BIP-1250 Series 1.Product Composition 1-1. Inspecting Components Before using the product, inspect the contents of your package box for all the components shown below: [PDA BOX] [One Main body of BIP-1250] [One Battery for BIP-1250] [One Stylus Pen] [Warranty] [ACCESSORY BOX] [One Cradle for BIP-1250] [Power Cable(AC Adapter)] Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. BIP-1250 Series 1.Product Composition 1-2. Hardware Specifications Acquaint yourself with the basic parts and names of the terminal using the following figures: Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. BIP-1250 Series 1.Product Composition 1-2. Hardware Specifications Description Details CPU X-scale PXA-255 MEMORY 64MB Flash Memory, 64MB RAM DISPLAY 65536color TFT LCD KEY 19Key, 1jog dial CARD Slot S/D Card slot INTERFACE External : RS-232C, IrDA 1.0, USB BATTERY 7.4V 1000mAh Li-ion Battery SIZE 201x79.7x53mm WEIGHT 350g PRINTER 2inch Thermal printer BATTERY Must be use 8.4 V Lithium battery, model BIA-3002, made by Bluebird. INPUT 9.0 V 2.5 A Barcode Scanner Class 2 Laser product 1 ) Antenna: device for receiving radio waves 2 ) Printer - When you authorize a payment with your credit card, payment details are printed out automatically. - As there is a built-in cutter, the receipt can be easily removed without the use of a knife or scissors.. 3 ) Card leader: device to read a credit card 4 ) LED - Left LED: indicates availability of CDMA communication - Right LED: indicates the terminal’s operational status 5 ) LCD: displays desired information 6 ) Speaker: external speaker enabling audio without an earphone 7 ) Button - 17 buttons on the front (Keyboard) - Power button (when depressed and held, the front light turns ON/OFF) - One button on the left side - Three buttons on the right side 8 ) I/O receptacle: connector used for charging or for USB communication(via ActiveSync) Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. BIP-1250 Series 9 ) CF socket: connector supporting CF II type 10) Stylus pen: pen used for inputting data or making selections using the LCD touch screen 11) Jacks: used for the connection of an earphone set and a microphone during a call 12) IrDA: port enabling wireless ultra-red communication between terminals 13) Battery: detachable 7.4V 1000mAH lithium-ion battery * FCC Compliance Statement: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Important Note: To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, the antenna used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. This PDA is designed to be used for hand-held operation only. European Union Notice This system has been tested for conformance with CE radio spectral, EMC and safety requirements. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. BIP-1250 Series 2.Getting Started 1. Product Composition 2. Getting Started 3. Precautions 4. Using Barcodes 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 6. Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. BIP-1250 Series 2.Getting Started 2-1. Charging the Battery A. Connecting/Disconnecting the Battery To connect the battery:depress the Battery Connect/Disconnect button and gently push the battery in until it clicks into place. To disconnect the battery: depress the Battery Connect/Disconnect button, hold the grooves of the battery on each side, and gently removed it . B. Charging the Battery: Connect the power plug of the charger to a 220V outlet. To charge the battery separately Insert the battery into the charging port on the back of the charger, with the outer side(connection terminal) side of the battery facing downwards. To charge the battery combined with the product Insert the connector(I/O receptacle) into the bottom of the product and into the bottom of the charger. Caution: • Applying excessive force to the terminal without the I/O connector properly inserted may cause damage. Take special care not to connect the terminal to the battery charger by force. • Charging the battery combined with the product will cause the charge indicator lamp light to light up. The indicator is red when the battery is not fully charged, and green when charging is complete. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 10 BIP-1250 Series 2.Getting Started 2-2. Using the stylus Pen and Power ON/OFF A. Using the Stylus Pen • The handle of the Stylus pen is in the middle of the back of the product. • After disconnecting the stylus pen, hold both tips of the pen and stretch them out until it is locked in full length. B. Storing the Stylus Pen • Hold both tips of the stylus pen and push them in until the pen shrinks to its original length. • Insert the shortened stylus pen into the groove at the back of the product. C. Power ON/OFF • Depress the Power button to turn the power on. • When you depress the Power button for about two seconds while power is on the front light turns off. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 11 BIP-1250 Series 3.Precautions 1. Product Composition 2. Getting Started 3. Precautions 4. Using Barcodes 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 6. Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 12 BIP-1250 Series 3.Precautions 3-1. Cautions for Handling the Terminal 1 ) Do not direct the barcode scanner towards human eyes. 2 ) Do not expose the product to severe shock, such as dropping it. 3 ) Do not store the product in moist or wet places. 4 ) Do not disassemble or reconstruct the product arbitrarily. 5 ) Do not store the product near heating appliances, such as heaters. 6 ) Do not touch the antenna while the product is in use. 7 ) When the mobile phone is in use for an extended period of time, it will generate heat. 8 ) Do not disassemble the battery, or electrically connect its poles. 9 ) Charge the battery only with the charger provided by your dealer. 10) Avoid storing the battery in excessive heat or cold, as this may limit its capacity and life span. Store the battery at room temperature. 11) The battery’s life span will decrease with repeated charging and discharging. Replace it when its capacity is half original capacity. 12) Do not use both charge ports at the same time while battery is being charged. 13) Do not disconnect the battery while using the terminal. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 13 BIP-1250 Series 3.Precautions 3-2. Precautions for using ActiveSync A. Before getting started: ①. Uninstall the ActiveSync program installed on your PC. ②. Reinstall ActiveSync 3.7. When the [Get Connected] dialog box appears during installation, click [Cancel]. ③. When installation is complete, select [File]→[Connection Settings]from the ActiveSync Menu. When a dialog box appears, check “Allow USB connection with this desktop computer”, and ensure that the message “Status: USB is available” appears at the bottom of the window. If the [Get Connected] dialog box appears, it means that the old USB driver that causes malfunction will exists in the PC. In this case, remove the device in error. Select [Control Panel] → [Management Tools] → [Computer Management ]→ [System Tool] → [Device Manager] on your desktop, and remove the device in error listed under “Windows CE USB Devices”. B. When the message “Unknown Device” appears after the PC detects a USB device: ①. This message may appear when you turn on the PDA while it is sitting on the cradle. ②. Remove the PDA from the cradle and reconnect it. ActiveSync should work properly. C. When the message [Connecting….]appears in ActiveSync for a long time without any change: ①. Remove the PDA from the cradle to disconnect it. ②. From the ActiveSync Menu, select [File] ]→[Connection Settings]. When a dialog box appears, uncheck the checkbox “Allow USB connection with this desktop computer” and click [OK] ③. Select [Connection Settings]again. When the dialog box appears, check the checkbox for “Allow USB connection with this desktop computer” and click [OK] ④. Connect the PDA to the cradle. ActiveSync should work properly. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 14 BIP-1250 Series 3.Precautions 3-2. Precautions for Using ActiveSync D. In the event that repeated connection trials fail, and the icon for “Unknown hardware device” keeps appearing in your PC tray: ①. The USB host in the PC falls into an abnormal state and connection fails repeatedly. ②. In this situation, remove the terminal from the cradle, reboot the PC, and reconnect it to the cradle. E. When the terminal does not work after disconnection and reconnection of the power supply to the main battery: In order to prevent this problem, depress the Power button of the terminal, or depress Shut Down from the Start menu with the stylus pen for Windows CE to undergo the process of “system shut down” before disconnecting the main battery. When you inadvertently disconnect power supply to the battery and the terminal does not work properly, depress and hold the Power button, depress the hard reset switch at the back of the terminal, and release the Power button. Note that this will remove all data in the memory – only the data in file storage will be preserved. F. Please refer to Microsoft ActiveSync’s help menu for more information. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 15 BIP-1250 Series 4.Using Barcode 1. Product Composition 2. Getting Started 3. Precautions 4. Using Barcodes 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 6. Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 16 BIP-1250 Series 4. Using Barcode 4-1. Basic Barcode Test Method The barcode feature may be tested as follows: ①. Run Notepad. ②. Open a new note. ③. Direct the barcode reader to the barcode and depress the Barcode button. ④. The barcode is then outputted in the opened note in Notepad. • To use barcodes in another program, contact the program’s manufactures. • To read barcodes other than the default barcode, print out the document “SE923Int.pdf”in the download page for BIP-1250 at www.bluebird.co.kr, and output the corresponding code (Enable) and read it. If you don’t want a barcode, output the corresponding code (Disable) and read it. When the Enable and Disable commands are input successfully, you will hear two “beeps”. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 17 BIP-1250 Series 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 1. Product Composition 2. Getting Started 3. Precautions 4. Using Barcodes 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 6. Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 18 BIP-1250 Series 5.Using Wireless LAN Features 5-1. Using the Wireless LAN Program 1) The “WLAGS4681” menu window appears. Note:If the “WLAGS4681” menu window does not appear, double click in the tool bar. 2) Click “Wireless Information”, select the corresponding AP, and select “Connect”. Note: If the AP information does not exist, enter it manually. 2-1) Double click “Add” in the AP list window. 2-2) When the wireless network properties window appears, enter the corresponding AP in “Network Name(SSID)”. Check the corresponding settings for the AP. 2-3) Depress “OK”. 3) The window in (2) above appears again, and the AP name appears. 4) Depress “OK”. 4-1) Depress “Connect” on the window. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 19 BIP-1250 Series 6.Connecting BIP -1250 to Desktop BIP-1250 1. Product Composition 2. Getting Started 3. Precautions 4. Using Barcodes 5. Using Wireless LAN Features 6. Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 20 BIP-1250 Series 6.Connecting BIP -1250 to Desktop BIP-1250 6-1. Installing Microsoft ActiveSync 1) Download the installation file (msasync.exe) for ActiveSync 3.7 from http://www.microsoft.co.kr to your PC, and run the msasync.exe file. 2) When the following window appears, click “Next”. 3) When the above window appears, select a destination folder and click “Next”. 4) After all files are copied, the connection setting window appears if the terminal is as yet unconnected. When the terminal is connected, the installation process moves on to the next step.(If you have already connected the terminal, this step is skipped). Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 21 BIP-1250 Series 6. Connecting BIP -1250 to Desktop BIP-1250 6-1. Installing Microsoft ActiveSync 5) Connecting BIP-1250 to Desktop • Turn the power on and connect the USB cable to the desktop. • Place BIP-1250 on the USB cradle. ａ. When you first connect BIP-1250 to PC, the New Hardware Search Wizard of the PC is activated. If you have already installed Microsoft ActiveSync Version 3.7, you do not need to install an additional driver program. ｂ. Depending on your PC environment, the Wizard may ask you to restart your PC as shown below. In this case, restart your PC. ｃ. During first installation, the terminal may not be able to connect to the PC. In this case, the Communication Error dialog box appears on the terminal. Click “OK” in this dialog box and retry connection. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 22 BIP-1250 Series 6. Connecting BIP -1250 to Desktop BIP-1250 6-1. Installing Microsoft ActiveSync 6) When connection is made, the following window appears. Select Yes and click “Next.” If you are making a temporary connection to the desktop, select “NO.” 7) When you select “Yes,” the following window appears. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 23 BIP-1250 Series 6. Connecting BIP -1250 to Desktop BIP-1250 6-1. Installing Microsoft ActiveSync 8) To synchronize the terminal with two desktops, select “Yes” and click “Next.” To connect to one desktop, select “No.” The following window appears. 9) Select programs to synchronize and click “Next.” The following window appears. 10) By clicking “Finish,” installation is completed. Copyright © 2004 Bluebird Soft, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 24
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