General Dynamics Itronix IX100XUSI-WLBT 802.11bg WLAN Module User Manual

General Dynamics Itronix Corporation 802.11bg WLAN Module Users Manual

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Handheld Computer Help English Français Deutsch Spanish Handheld Computer Help Controls Batteries Maintaining Your Computer Using Your Computer Safely CompactFlash Cards Peripherals ActiveSync Troubleshooting Index Legal Information Controls The handheld computer is equipped with a 52-key alphanumeric keypad including cursor keys and a few special function keys. Other functions are available via the touch screen. Backlight Function Keys Stylus Entering Data Resetting Your Computer Backlight Press the Blue Function key along with the large Yellow backlight key in the upper-right corner of the keypad to turn the backlight on or off. To adjust brightness press and hold the Orange Function key near the upper-left corner of the keypad; then push the lowercase o key to increase brightness or press the 7 key to decrease brightness. The backlight is on by default and turns off automatically after 1 minute of inactivity when on battery power. These settings may be adjusted in the computer's display settings. When the display backlight turns on, the keypad backlight also turns on. It turns off whenever the display backlight turns off. See Also Stylus Function Keys Entering Data Resetting Your Computer Page 1 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Function Keys The FN keys have many functions. The most commonly used functions are: zOrange FN + Power: When held for five seconds this performs a Soft Reset. zOrange FN + Blue FN + Power: When held for five seconds this performs a Hard Reset. CAUTION The Hard Reset is an emergency procedure only. Use the Soft Reset instead if possible. If you Hard Reset, you will lose the settings saved in the operating system as well as all data stored in RAM. You will have to recalibrate your touch screen and personal data when you restart. zBlue FN + Yellow Backlight: Toggles the backlight The FN keys may also have different functions depending on the program in use. Below is a list of key combination functions associated with the Orange and Blue function keys: Key Orange FN Blue FNA|B ~ BREAKD:E#F;G" <H` >I* INSJ' /K.L?N`O(P) PAUSEQ!R $ PRINT SCREENS \ SCROLL LOCKT% =U&V enter Volume ControlW@ {X}Y^ [Z]1F1 F11Page 2 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
See your Getting Started Guide for a complete list of key functions See Also Stylus Entering Data Resetting Your Computer Using the Stylus The stylus is designed to be light-weight and comfortable to use, as well as being gentle on the touch screen. It is stored in a channel in the back of the terminal. To remove the stylus from the channel, press on its textured part and push it up and out. NOTE It is good practice to return the stylus to the holder when not in use. If you lose the stylus, you may use your fingertips instead, but they are not as precise. CAUTION Do not use a ballpoint pen or sharp pointed object to operate the touch screen, as this can damage the screen. See Also Backlight Function Keys Entering Data Resetting Your Computer 2F2 F123F3 F134F4 F145F5 F156F6 F167F7 F178F8 F189F9 F190 F10 F20Tab BKTABSpc BkSp -right Yellow Right Scan Backlightleft Yellow Left ScanUp Arrow PgUpDown Arrow PgDnRight Arrow End StartLeft Arrow HomeAlt enter EscPage 3 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Entering Data Use the keypad or input panel to enter alpha and numerical data. Use the cursor keys or your stylus to move the cursor around the screen. Use Function Keys for special characters and functions. When a field appears requiring text entry, the input panel (soft keyboard) will pop up. This can then be operated with the stylus. To change input panel settings, see Input Panel. See Also Function Keys Backlight Stylus Resetting Your Computer Resetting your Handheld Computer If your handheld computer locks up or fails to operate, you may need to reset it in one of two ways. zSoft Reset: Hold down both the Power and Orange FN keys for about five seconds. The screen will dim and the handheld computer will perform a Soft Reset. The Soft Reset does not affect the operating system and no data loss occurs. zHard Reset: Hold down the Power, Orange FN, and Blue FN keys simultaneously for about ten seconds. This will perform a Hard Reset, resulting in data loss. CAUTION The Hard Reset is an emergency procedure only. Use the Soft Reset instead if possible. If you Hard Reset, you will lose the settings saved in the operating system as well as all data stored in RAM. You will have to recalibrate your touch screen and reenter your personal data when you restart. See Also Backlight Stylus Function Keys Entering Data Batteries Battery Information Checking the Batteries Battery Conservation Battery Charging Battery Replacement Battery Safety Battery Storage Page 4 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Battery Information The computer's primary battery is a rechargeable Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) pack. DO NOT use other batteries. They may damage your handheld computer. After inserting a new Li-Ion battery pack, charge it to 100% before use. This ensures that the battery pack's power gauge calculations will be correct. Frequent incomplete charges lead to progressively larger errors that only a full charge can fix. Charge on AC power at least 7 hours to ensure the internal backup battery is also fully charged; however it may take longer if the ambient temperature is extremely hot or cold. The internal backup battery retains data up to 48 hours if the main battery pack is fully discharged or removed. Its charge is automatically topped-off whenever the handheld computer is awake and on external or main battery power. To ensure data integrity, the main battery should always be kept charged and important data should be saved in non-volatile memory, such as on the System CompactFlash card. Whenever possible, use the AC power adapter with the handheld computer to conserve the battery pack. The AC Adapter charges the battery pack and supplies a maintenance charge to the backup battery. Ideally, you should charge your battery pack at the end of every day. Proper charging practice keeps both batteries in good condition. If you do not intend to use your handheld computer for an extended period of time, back-up all important data in non-volatile memory, such as on the System CompactFlash card. See Also Checking the Batteries Battery Conservation Battery Charging Battery Replacement Battery Safety Battery Storage Checking the Batteries To view battery information, select the Start button > Settings > Power icon > Battery tab. Main Battery Status The Main battery power bar shows its current charge status. High: the battery should not need charging in the next few hours. Low: charge or replace the battery within the next hour. Critical: charge or replace the battery immediately. You will not lose Windows registry or data held in memory while you charge or replace the main battery. CAUTION You must first suspend the handheld computer before replacing the battery, or the unit will Hard Reset and data loss will occur. Page 5 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
As the backup battery is constantly being charged, its charge status is not displayed. See Also Battery Information Battery Conservation Battery Charging Battery Replacement Battery Safety Battery Storage Battery Conservation To conserve power, the handheld computer automatically switches itself off (suspends) after 3 minutes of inactivity when on battery power. See Also Battery Information Checking the Batteries Battery Charging Battery Replacement Battery Safety Battery Storage Battery Charging Use only the AC Adapter or vehicle charger supplied with your handheld computer. Plug the handheld computer charging adapter connector into the COM1 (left) socket of the handheld computer. Then connect the AC Adapter to a suitable AC mains power supply. NOTE The AC adapter connector has spring loaded clips that keep the adapter attached when the unit is in use. Press in both clip latches before attaching or removing the AC adapter to prevent damage to the spring loaded clips. The battery pack may take up to three hours to fully recharge. Make sure that the pack is fully recharged to 100% capacity so that the battery gauge calculations will be accurate. The left green LED below the display flashes regularly while the battery is charging. When charging is complete, the green LED stays lit. If the LED ever flashes irregularly, a charging error has occurred and you should seek advice from your system provider. See Also Battery Information Checking the Batteries Battery Conservation Battery Replacement Page 6 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Battery Safety Battery Storage Battery Replacement WARNING Do not attempt to open or puncture the batter pack. Do not burn the battery pack. The battery pack can burst or explode, releasing hazardous chemicals. 1. Turn off your handheld computer. 2. Remove the hand strap by pulling the lower clip down and out of its recess. 3. Using a coin or flathead screwdriver, release the two battery retaining screws. 4. Remove the old battery pack using the flat end of the stylus as a lever, if necessary. 5. Fit the new battery pack in position and press down firmly. 6. Using a coin or flathead screwdriver, lock the battery retaining screws. 7. Refit the hand strap. CAUTION Only use approved Li-Ion battery packs with your handheld computer. Your handheld computer does not support any other battery chemistry. Use of non-approved batteries may be hazardous and can also damage your handheld computer. See Also Battery Information Checking the Batteries Battery Conservation Battery Safety Battery Storage Battery Safety zObserve the safety instructions printed on the battery. zReplace the battery pack only with the approved part. zDispose of, or recycle used batteries in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and local customs. zDo not abuse, deliberately pierce or subject the battery to excessive impact. zImmediately discontinue use of the battery if it appears abnormal in any way, and consult your system provider for advice. zDo not immerse the battery pack in liquid. zDo not subject the battery pack to temperatures higher than 60ºC (140ºF). zDo not short together the battery connections. Do not store the battery pack with metallic objects, due to the risk of short circuit. zBattery chemical leakage is harmful. In the unlikely event of battery leakage, DO NOT TOUCH. In case of accidental contact, wash immediately with running water and seek medical advice. In case of accidental ingestion, seek immediate medical attention. zKeep batteries out of the reach of children. See Also Battery Information Checking the Batteries Page 7 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Battery Conservation Battery Charging Battery Replacement Battery Storage Battery Storage Standard Li-ion battery packs will gradually deteriorate, particularly if they are not stored in ideal conditions. When storing Li-Ion packs, you should consider these factors: zFully charged packs deteriorate faster than partly discharged ones. For ideal storage, charge the packs to 100% then discharge them to 50% charge before storing. zDo not allow stored battery packs to discharge completely, as this may permanently damage them. Follow a regular maintenance charge policy for stored packs. zAvoid storing packs at temperatures greater than 30ºC (86ºF) as this speeds self-discharge and battery ageing. zStoring packs at temperatures near 0ºC (32ºF) slows self-discharge and battery ageing, so packs that are stored for a long period are best kept at these temperatures. zIf you store battery packs at normal ambient temperatures, use this charging policy to maintain battery pack condition: {Charge installed packs every 21 days to maintain their charge capacity. {Charge uninstalled packs every 6 months. When you bring a handheld computer out of storage, you should charge it for at least 7 hours so that both the main battery pack and the standby battery are fully charged. See Also Battery Information Checking the Batteries Battery Conservation Battery Charging Battery Replacement Battery Safety Maintaining Your Computer Your handheld computer is rugged and water-resistant; however we recommend you take the following precautions to ensure that your handheld computer will give you many years of reliable service. zAvoid unnecessarily subjecting the unit to extreme temperature, such as being left in a vehicle on a bright, sunlit day. zAvoid leaving it in damp or dusty places. zDo not use hard or sharp objects to touch the display screen. The handheld computer uses a glass touch panel (display screen) to provide the best display clarity. The screen is well protected Page 8 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
against falls onto flat surfaces, but can still be damaged if it is struck directly or scratched by a sharp object. zAvoid dropping your handheld computer or subjecting it to severe impacts. zDo not apply excessive pressure to the display screen. zIf you carry your handheld computer in a carry case or with other items, make sure the display screen is protected against scratching and other damage. zUse only a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and dirt. CAUTION NEVER use solvents of any kind on the case, keyboard or display screen. See Also Cleaning Your Computer Using Your Computer Safely Cleaning Your Computer If the screen of your handheld computer gets dirty, clean it with a dry, clean cloth. If the handheld computer gets very dirty, clean it as follows: zMake sure the battery is correctly fitted. If you have dropped your handheld computer, check the case is intact. zWipe the handheld computer case and screen with a damp cloth. zPolish the screen with a dry cloth. zTo remove stubborn deposits, use a soft bristle brush. Treat the screen and keyboard gently. zBlow any water out of the connectors then leave the handheld computer to drain and air-dry. Do not expose the unit to temperatures above 60ºC (140ºF). CAUTION NEVER use solvents of any kind on the case, keyboard or display screen. See Also Maintaining Your Computer Using Your Computer Safely Using Your Computer Safely Your handheld computer has been ergonomically designed for comfortable and safe use. However, as with all equipment, you should pay attention to good working practices while using it. Some people may experience discomfort while using computers. If ignored, this discomfort may sometimes lead to Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI), which is also known as cumulative trauma disorder or repetitive motion injury. You can minimise the risk by following these guidelines: zPay attention to your posture. Keep your fingers and body relaxed whenever possible. zAvoid keeping your muscles tense for long periods. Change your tasks often to avoid prolonged muscle strain. Support the handheld computer while you are using it. zReduce eyestrain by adjusting the backlight settings properly for your working environment. Look away from the screen periodically and focus your eyes on distant objects. Have your eyes checked regularly. Page 9 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
zTake frequent short breaks. Use these breaks to exercise the muscles in your hands, arms, shoulders, neck and back. See Also Maintaining Your Computer Cleaning Your Computer CompactFlash Cards About CompactFlash cards Using CompactFlash cards Fitting a CompactFlash card Accessing Files on a CompactFlash card About CompactFlash Cards The handheld computer has a user accessible CompactFlash card slot. Files stored on CompactFlash cards can be created, deleted, moved and amended in exactly the same manner as files stored in memory. NOTE Microsoft Windows CE uses the ActiveSync software to convert Microsoft Office documents. If Microsoft Office files are saved from a desktop PC onto a CompactFlash card and then opened directly by a handheld computer, they may not be understood. See Also Using CompactFlash cards Fitting a CompactFlash card Accessing Files on a CompactFlash card Using CompactFlash cards The handheld computer can use Type 1 CompactFlash cards for secure data storage. If you store any user-installed application programs and associated data on CompactFlash, it will not be lost after a hard reset. NOTE The handheld computer cannot be operated without the CompactFlash card provided with the unit. The CompactFlash socket is located in a recess underneath the computer's battery. Access to the socket requires battery removal. As the battery compartment is waterproof and secured by screws, it should not be opened where there is a risk of moisture, dust or dirt. See Also About CompactFlash cards Fitting a CompactFlash card Page 10 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Accessing Files on a CompactFlash card Fitting a CompactFlash card CAUTION The Operating System (OS) resides on the CompactFlash card provided with your handheld computer. Removing or replacing this CompactFlash card will result in loss of the OS. To install a CompactFlash card: 1. Back up your data. 2. Remove external power and switch off your handheld computer. 3. Remove the battery (See Battery Replacement). 4. Remove the CompactFlash card stop. 5. Carefully insert the CompactFlash card into the socket, label side up. 6. Refit the battery and perform a hard reset. NOTE you must also perform a hard reset after changing one CompactFlash card for another or to reload the OS. See Also About CompactFlash cards Using CompactFlash cards Accessing Files on a CompactFlash card Accessing files on a CompactFlash card Select My Computer > System The screen displays a list of the files stored on the CompactFlash card. See Also About CompactFlash cards Using CompactFlash cards Fitting a CompactFlash card Peripherals CAUTION Connect only approved cables and peripherals to your handheld computer. To connect a peripheral via one of the COM ports: 1. Switch off both the handheld computer and the peripheral. 2. Install the peripheral to the cable (if detached). 3. Install the peripheral cable to the handheld computer. 4. Switch on both the handheld computer and the peripheral. NOTE If the peripheral must connect to COM1 (left port) and you wish to operate the handheld Page 11 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
computer from an external power unit, you may switch the charging cable from COM1 to COM4 (right port) if COM4 is a 26-pin configured port. To connect a peripheral via the infrared (IR) COM port: 1. Ensure that the IR window at the bottom of the unit is pointing at the peripheral's IR port and that the units are separated by at least 15cm (6 inches). 2. If the peripheral has a protective cap covering its IR port, remove it. 3. If necessary, switch the peripheral off then on again, to instigate communications. If you have difficulties, try a slightly larger or smaller separation between the handheld computer and the peripheral and start again. Using Microsoft ActiveSync ActiveSync is a Microsoft utility program that allows you to share and update information between your handheld computer and a PC running Microsoft Windows. The handheld computer has the following four connection options available, depending on the capabilities of your PC: zSerial port (COM1 port only) zUSB port (COM1 port only) zWireless Infrared port zEthernet - requires setup of a serial partnership before use The necessary cables and software are provided with the handheld computer. To use Microsoft ActiveSync to connect to another PC: 1. Download and install the latest version of ActiveSync software to your desktop PC from http://www.itronix.com/Q-200ActiveSync. Once ActiveSync is installed on the PC, an icon will appear in the system tray. 2. Open ActiveSync on the desktop and make sure the connection method you want to use is enabled. 3. Attach the appropriate cable or line up the IR ports on both the handheld computer and desktop PC. 4. Turn on the handheld computer. ActiveSync should automatically begin the connection process. When a connection is established the handheld computer chimes and the ActiveSync window appears on the PC. NOTES zIf you have trouble connecting, make sure the PC connection setting on the handheld computer matches the the setting on the desktop PC. The handheld computer is set to USB by default. zFor information about using Microsoft ActiveSync, please refer to the program's online Help, or the Microsoft ActiveSync product website.Page 12 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
See Also Adjust PC connection setting Troubleshooting If you have any problems with your handheld computer, you should contact your system provider. Before you do so however, check the following: 1. If your handheld computer will not switch on, check the battery pack and try a different pack or try operating from the AC Adapter. 2. If you cannot read the display, try adjusting the backlight. 3. If you drop your handheld computer and it stops operating, try switching it off and on. Confirm that the battery pack is connected correctly. 4. If the handheld computer locks up while running an application: {Shut down and restart the application {Shut down and restart the unit {Perform a Soft Reset. {If all of the above steps fail, perform a Hard Reset. CAUTION There are no user serviceable parts inside your handheld computer and high voltages may be present. Do not attempt to open it. Opening the case will also void your warranty. Index ActiveSync backlight batteries, checking batteries, conservation batteries, information batteries, replacement batteries, safety batteries, storage cleaning the computer CompactFlash cards, about CompactFlash cards, accessing CompactFlash cards, fitting CompactFlash cards, using computer, cleaning computer, maintenance computer, safety FN keys function keys peripherals reset, hard reset, soft stylus Page 13 of 17Handheld Computer Help05/05/2004file://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\jonathan\Local%20Settings\Temp\Handheld%2...
Legal Information Identification Handheld Computer Help April 2004 · 72_0117_001 FCC DoC Responsible Party: Itronix Corporation, 12825 E. Mirabeau Parkway, Spokane Valley, Washington 99216 (Tel. 509-624-6600). Copyright Notice © Copyright 2004 Itronix Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any other language or computer language in whole or in part, in any form or by any means, whether it be electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, manual, or otherwise, without the prior written consent of Itronix Corporation, 12825 E. Mirabeau Parkway, Spokane Valley, Washington 99216.Disclaimer This document is printed in the U.S.A. Itronix Corporation reserves the right to revise the manual and make periodic changes to the content without a direct or inferred obligation to Itronix to notify any person of such revision or changes. Itronix Corporation does not assume responsibility for the use of this help manual, nor for any patent infringements or other rights or third parties who may use the manual. This document contains valuable trade secrets and proprietary information of Itronix Corporation. This product is available for purchase under the terms of the Itronix Hardware Purchase and License Agreement. Itronix hardware products may be reconditioned, or be manufactured from parts and components that may be new, used, rebuilt, or recycled and in some cases, the hardware product may not be new and may have been previously installed. In any event, Itronix warranty terms apply. Trademark Notice Itronix is a registered trademark of Itronix Corporation. GoBook Q•200 is a registered trademark of Itronix Corporation Microsoft, MS, Windows, and MS-DOS are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. IBM is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. Compliance Statements The GoBook Q•200 computer may contain multiple internal radios. Only the FCC Identifier(s) on the Itronixlabel(s) located inside the battery compartment are valid based on the specific internal radio configuration(s).The handheld computer 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. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Compliance Statement for Canada English This digital apparatus does not exceed class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications, standard ICES-003. Français Avis de conformité aux norms du Ministère des Communications du Canada. Le présent appareil numérique n'émet pas de bruits radioélectriques depessant les limites applicable aux appareils numériques de classe B prescrites dans le Réglement sur le brouillage radioélectrique édicté par le Ministère des Communications de Canada, NMB-003.
Europe This product complies with the radio interference protection requirements of the Council Directive 89/336/EC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States of the European Union relating to electromagnetic compatibility. The product was tested in a typical configuration and found to conform to the following test specifications: EN55022: Radiated and conducted emissions. Class B. EN50082 or EN55024: ESD and radiated and conducted immunity. For further compliance details, refer to the specific CE Declaration Of Conformity. This is available on request, please quote the exact and full model number of the product(s) in question. Warnings and Cautions CAUTION! Approved accessories only may be used with this equipment. In general, all cables must beof high quality, shielded, correctly terminated and normally restricted to 2 meters in length. Itronix AC Adapters employ special provisions to avoid radio interference and should not be altered or substituted. Unapproved modifications or operations beyond or in conflict with these instructions for use may void authorization by the authorities to operate this equipment. WARNING It is important that only authorized Itronix personnel attempt repairs on Itronix equipment as this might void any maintenance contract with your company. Unauthorized service personnel might be subject to shock hazard on some Itronix equipment if removal of protective covers is attempted. The product you have purchased is powered by a rechargeable battery. The battery is recyclable and, under various state and local laws, it may be illegal to dispose of this battery into the municipal waste stream. Do not crush the battery or place it in a fire. Check with your local solid-waste officials for details on recycling options or proper disposal. CAUTION Internal components of the handheld computer will be damaged if exposed to contaminants. When dust covers, the PC card door, or the bottom access panel are open on the handheld computer, shield the unit from all contaminants such as liquids, rain, snow, and dust. The Q200 computer may contain one or both of the following internal radio transmitters:AirCard 860 PCMCIA Card (GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS)WM-BG-MR-01 Combo Module (802.11bg WLAN and Bluetooth)CAUTION: This device complies with the FCC and Industry Canada RF exposure requirements for hand-held, body-worn and lap-held operations. This device was tested and approved for body-worn operations with the Itronix Nylon Case and Shoulder Strap accessory (P/N: 77041A). This device may be operated with after-market body-worn accessories that do not contain metallic components.CAUTION: The Q200 computer is approved for use with the optional vehicle cradle (Itronix P/N: 50-0107-001) and vehicle-mount antenna (MaxRad P/N: WMLPVDB800/1900). The vehicle-mount antenna must be placed at least 20 cm from all operators and bystanders in order to comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements. The optional vehicle cradle and external vehicle-mount antenna operate with the AirCard 860 PCMCIA Card radio transmitter only and do not operate with the WM-BG-MR-01 WLAN/Bluetooth radio transmitter.Placement of vehicle-mount antenna: 1. Measure and identify an area 20 cm (8 inches) in from the edges of the vehicle roof. 2. Place the antenna within that area. Safety Information:The following safety symbols are used in this manual to indicate potentially dangerous situations. Do not proceed beyond a WARNING or CAUTION until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.

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