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1 USER’S GUIDE SOMO® 655 HANDHELD COMPUTER

3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Please read and follow these safety instructions before using your device for the first time, and save them for future reference. • Keep away from extremely hot, cold or humid conditions. • Avoid using in dusty environments. • Do not allow the device to get wet. • Avoid strong force, shock or vibrations. • Do not open your device. Any attempts to open this device will void the warranty. • Do not place objects on top of the device. • Avoid removing the battery without turning off the device. • Do not charge the device in extremely hot or cold conditions. • Please only use the supplied USB synchronization cable. • Please do not use other chargers or AC adapters, as these may damage your device. • Do not remove MSD/MMC or CF cards while they are being accessed. • Do not use this device in damp, wet or rainy conditions. • Do not insert metal objects into the sync/charging port of the SoMo. • Keep the SoMo and its accessories away from children.

4 Table of Contents 1 | Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 Ready to Customize....................................................................................................................................... 7 Power Management Software ...................................................................................................................... 8 Package Contents .............................................................................................................................................. 8 Product Registration ......................................................................................................................................... 8 Socketcare™ Extended Warranty ...................................................................................................................... 9 Socket Third-Party Accessories Recommendation (STAR) ................................................................................ 9 Synchronization Software ................................................................................................................................. 9 Hardware Features .......................................................................................................................................... 10 2 | Getting Started .............................................................................................................................................. 14 STEP 1: Install the Battery ............................................................................................................................... 14 STEP 2: Charge the Battery ............................................................................................................................. 15 STEP 3: Set up your SoMo 655 ........................................................................................................................ 16 STEP 4: Install Synchronization Software on Host PC ..................................................................................... 17 STEP 5: Connect to Host Computer ................................................................................................................. 17 STEP 6: Set Up Your Device Partnership ......................................................................................................... 19 3 | Using the SoMo 655 ...................................................................................................................................... 30 Stylus ............................................................................................................................................................... 30 A/B Mode Switch ............................................................................................................................................ 30 Start Menu ...................................................................................................................................................... 31 Online Help ..................................................................................................................................................... 31 Wireless Radio Manager ................................................................................................................................. 32 SoMo 655 Power Plus Battery Friendly® Utility .............................................................................................. 34 Backlight and Power Settings .......................................................................................................................... 36 CPU Performance Utility ................................................................................................................................. 37

5 Voice Recorder ................................................................................................................................................ 38 Adding a USB Keyboard/Mouse ...................................................................................................................... 38 4 | Wi-Fi Companion ........................................................................................................................................... 39 Additional Documentation .......................................................................................................................... 39 Useful Links ................................................................................................................................................. 40 Turning on the Wi-Fi Radio ............................................................................................................................. 40 Main Screen of Wi-Fi Companion ................................................................................................................... 42 Wi-Fi Status Icon ............................................................................................................................................. 42 Wi-Fi Finder ..................................................................................................................................................... 43 Finding and Connecting to a WLAN................................................................................................................. 44 5 | Socketscan 10 for CHS Series 7 Barcode Scanners ........................................................................................ 47 Additional Documentation .......................................................................................................................... 47 Useful Links ................................................................................................................................................. 47 Socketscan 10 Icons .................................................................................................................................... 47 STEP 1: Charge the CHS ................................................................................................................................... 48 STEP 2: Install Socketscan 10 .......................................................................................................................... 48 STEP 3: Pair the CHS with the SoMo ............................................................................................................... 49 STEP 4: Start Application ................................................................................................................................. 50 STEP 5: Scan Barcodes ..................................................................................................................................... 50 6 | Socketscan Plug-In for Scanners and Readers ............................................................................................... 51 STEP 1: Assign a Trigger Button....................................................................................................................... 52 STEP 2: Start Socketscan ................................................................................................................................. 53 STEP 3: Insert the Card .................................................................................................................................... 54 STEP 4: Start Application ................................................................................................................................. 54 STEP 5: Scan or Read Data .............................................................................................................................. 54 Appendix A Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 55

6 Specifications .................................................................................................................................................. 55 Appendix B Care and Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 58 Cleaning the SoMo 655 or SoMo 655DXS: .................................................................................................. 58 Cleaning the SoMo 655Rx (antimicrobial version): ..................................................................................... 58 Carrying or Storing the SoMo: ..................................................................................................................... 58 Appendix C Resetting the SoMo 655................................................................................................................... 59 Soft Reset .................................................................................................................................................... 60 Hard Reset ................................................................................................................................................... 61 Appendix D Upgrading the ROM Image .............................................................................................................. 64 Appendix E Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 67 Appendix F Technical Support ............................................................................................................................. 68 Online Knowledge Base:.............................................................................................................................. 68 Online Requests: ......................................................................................................................................... 68 By Phone: .................................................................................................................................................... 68 Limited Warranty ................................................................................................................................................ 69 Disclaimer............................................................................................................................................................ 70 Limited Software Warranty ................................................................................................................................. 70 Regulatory Compliance ..................................................................................................................................... 71 FCC Interference Statement (USA) ................................................................................................................. 71 Industry Canada Statement: .......................................................................................................................... 72 European Union Notice: ................................................................................................................................. 72

7 1 | Introduction Thank you for purchasing the SoMo 655 handheld computer. The SoMo 655 is a durable, Windows Mobile powered device that can help your business increase the productivity of mobile workers, improve the visibility of data in the field, and automate manual processes. There are multiple configurations to suit different types of applications: Model Configuration Target Industry SoMo 655 Standard Various SoMo 655Rx Antimicrobial with Extended Battery Healthcare SoMo 655DXS Radio-free (No Bluetooth or Wi-Fi) and no microphone Government/high-security applications Ready to Customize The SoMo 655 can be deployed out of the box with a wide range of Socket or third-party peripherals because it comes pre-loaded with the following software: Socket/Third-Party Peripheral Pre-loaded Software Socket CHS v3 Bluetooth barcode scanners SocketScan™ 10 keyboard wedge software Socket barcode, RFID and magnetic stripe readers (plug-in cards, CRS, CHS v2) SocketScan™ keyboard wedge software Connect!Agent Bluetooth software1 Socket 56K Modem Cards Modem Utilities Socket 10/100 Ethernet Card Ethernet Utilities Socket SoMo 655 Back Pack wireless broadband ExpressCard adapter Drivers, utilities UIC UIC683 contactless/mag stripe card reader SocketScan keyboard wedge software SocketSerial Serial I/O Card, Shielded USB-to-Serial Adapter, USB Ethernet Gigabit Adapter Drivers Socket also offers a wide range of accessories for the SoMo 655, including screen protectors, Four-Bay Chargers, and more: http://www.socketmobile.com/products/ 1 For Windows Mobile 6 Service Pack 8 or later, Connect!Agent software is pre-loaded but not installed.

8 Power Management Software The SoMo 655 features the following power management software so you can optimize battery life according to your performance needs: Software Description Socket Power Plus Battery Friendly® utility Performance optimization, analysis and troubleshooting utility Socket CPU Performance utility Processor performance optimization utility A/B Mode Switch utility Configuration utility for A/B Mode switch Package Contents All SoMo 655, SoMo 655Rx, and SoMo 655DXS configurations come with the following items: • SoMo 655 handheld computer • Lithium-ion battery • USB sync cable • AC adapter • USB power cable • 2 rubber screw caps • Quick Start Guide Product Registration Socket highly recommends that all customers register their products. Warranty is valid only if Product is registered within 30 days of purchase. Registered users benefit from access to technical support, free service packs and other updates for the SoMo 655. Register online at: http://support.socketmobile.com/ Alternatively, use the Getting Started wizard for SoMo registration. In the Today screen, tap Getting Started.

9 Socketcare™ Extended Warranty SocketCare is an enhanced service program, purchasable from an Authorized SocketCare Reseller within 30 days of your SoMo purchase. Program features include: • Faster turnaround for product repair, replacement, and support • Exclusive access to technical support For a list of Authorized SocketCare Resellers, please visit: http://www.socketmobile.com/support/socketcare Socket Third-Party Accessories Recommendation (STAR) The STAR Program assembles third-party accessories that have been tested for compatibility with Socket products. Find featured products including keyboards, smart card readers, cases, and more at: http://ww1.socketmobile.com/products/star.aspx. The SoMo comes pre-loaded with software for STAR products from UIC and SocketSerial. Synchronization Software Before you start using your new SoMo 655, install Windows Mobile Device Center synchronization software on your PC. For the most current version, go to http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/devicecenter.mspx for a free download.

10 Hardware Features Front

11 Back Bottom

12 Bluetooth/Wireless Status Blue/Green LED (left) LED Behavior Meaning Flashing blue Bluetooth radio is on Flashing green Wi-Fi radio is on Flashing blue and green Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radios are on OFF Wireless radios are OFF or unit is in suspend mode Alarm/Battery Status Red/Green/Orange LED (right) LED Behavior Meaning Flashing red Alarm or Low battery notification: <20% charge remaining for 1200 mAh battery <15% charge remaining for 2600 mAh battery OFF Running on battery power or device powered off Solid red light when connected to charger Charging battery Solid green light when connected to charger Battery is fully charged Flashing orange Battery data is unavailable SoMo Behavior Under Low Battery Conditions Remaining Charge for 1500 mAh Battery Remaining Charge for 2600 mAh Battery Low Battery Alert in title bar of Today screen and flashing red LED 20% 15% Critical Battery Alert in title bar of Today screen and flashing red LED 10% 5% SoMo will shut down to preserve data until the battery charged. The SoMo should be able to maintain a standby state for 160 hours. 5% 3% To determine the battery life of the SoMo with your application, please visit: http://www.socketmobile.com/products/handheld-computer/BatteryEstimator/index.html To learn about SoMo battery best practices, please visit: http://ww1.socketmobile.com/Libraries/Documents/Battery_Best_Practices.sflb.ashx http://support.socketmobile.com/FrontLinesGlobalSupport_Socket_Ext/SocketMobile/Attach/Answer3-0-34_CSN1006%20%20Socket%20Customer%20Notice%20%20Batteries%20discharging%20quickly%20200100524.pdf

13 Charging/Sync Cradle With two USB ports, the cradle can act as a hub to connect a keyboard, mouse or other device. There is a compartment for charging a spare battery, which can be charged at the same time as a SoMo. Front Back If your SoMo does not include a cradle, you can buy one at: http://ww1.socketmobile.com/products/handheld-computers/accessories-hc.aspx?cat=Charging Socket offers a broad range of charging accessories for the SoMo, including durable charging cradles, four-bay chargers, car chargers, and more. Certain USB devices may require additional software or drivers. The cradle for the SoMo 650 is NOT compatible with the SoMo 655.

14 CAUTION: DO NOT PRESS THE BATTERY COVER DIRECTLY DOWN OR THE BATTERY DOOR SENSING SWITCH COULD BE DAMAGED. CAUTION: THERE IS RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF BATTERIES ACCORDING TO YOUR LOCAL REGULATIONS FOR BATTERY DISPOSAL. 2 | Getting Started CAUTION: TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION OF YOUR SOMO 655, FOLLOW THE BELOW INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO USE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN YOUR SOMO TEMPORARILY NOT TURNING ON. STEP 1: Install the Battery 1. To remove the battery cover, press the release button on the bottom of the battery cover with your thumb. Use your opposite hand to slide the cover off. 2. Place the Lithium-ion battery into the battery compartment with the contacts side first (bar code label is facing up). 3. To replace the battery cover, align the top end of the cover carefully, leaving a small gap. Then slide the cover on till it clicks.

15 STEP 2: Charge the Battery OPTION 1: Charge the SoMo directly from an outlet using the 1A AC adapter. OPTION 2: Charge the SoMo using the Sync-charge cradle. The SoMo 655 should be charged for at least 4 hours before first use. Afterwards, charge the device as needed according to its battery level. The right LED indicator on the front of the SoMo turns red while charging, then green when fully charged. CAUTION: WHEN CHANGING BATTERIES, DO NOT REMOVE THE MAIN BATTERY FOR MORE THAN 5 MINUTES UNLESS AC POWER IS APPLIED TO THE UNIT. REMOVING EITHER AC POWER OR THE MAIN BATTERY FOR MORE THAN 5 MINUTES COULD RESULT IN THE SOMO FAILING TO POWER ON AFTER CHANGING THE BATTERY. Lift flap to access port.

16 STEP 3: Set up your SoMo 655 NOTE: For optimal results, make sure the SoMo 655 is fully charged before proceeding. 1. Check to see that the A/B Mode switch on the left side of the device is up, in the A position. 2. Press the power button.

17 STEP 4: Install Synchronization Software on Host PC Do not connect your SoMo 655 to your host PC until the synchronization software has been installed on the PC. Windows 7/Vista 1. Enable Windows Mobile Device Center which comes installed on your computer. Download the latest version for free at: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=14 2. Follow the instructions on the webpage to install the software. Refer to the Microsoft website for information on how to use the software. Windows XP/2000 ActiveSync version 4.2 or greater is required to connect to Windows Mobile 5.0, and version 4.5 or greater is required to connect to Windows Mobile 6. 1. If your host PC runs Windows XP or 2000, install Microsoft ActiveSync which is available free online at: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=15 2. After installation, the ActiveSync icon will appear on your system tray (lower right corner of the screen). Refer to the ActiveSync online Help for information on how to use the software. STEP 5: Connect to Host Computer OPTION 1: Connect the SoMo to the host computer with the Sync Cable. NOTE: It is recommended that you also connect the AC adapter.

18 OPTION 2: Connect to the host computer with the optional Cradle. NOTE: It is recommended that you also connect the AC adapter.

19 STEP 6: Set Up Your Device Partnership Windows 7/Vista 1. When you connect your SoMo 655 to your computer for the first time, the Windows Mobile Device Center will automatically start. 2. Click Set up your device. 3. Select the information you want to synchronize and click Next. 4. Follow the instructions in the remaining screens to complete the setup. Windows XP/2000 1. When you connect your SoMo 655 to your computer for the first time, the New Partnership wizard will automatically launch. NOTE: If the wizard does not automatically appear, click Start | All Programs | Microsoft ActiveSync. 2. Follow the setup wizard to set up the partnership. Once completed, the first synchronization will start automatically. 3. After the synchronization is complete, you will see that the Calendar, Contacts and Tasks and other applications on your SoMo 655 have been updated. The next time you wish to use the synchronization software, just plug your SoMo 655 into your computer. The software will open automatically and update your device.

20 Getting Started Wizards 1. In the Today screen, tap Getting Started. 2. A list of wizards will appear. Some are generic for Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5, but some are specifically for the SoMo 655: Some of the latest wizards included with Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 include the following: • Register SoMo 655 • Install Microsoft Windows Mobile Updates • Set up e-WFC • Set up SocketScan 10 • Configure hold switch • Set up Connect!Agent • Sprite Backup Trial • MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool • Set up Data Capture Triggers • Set up WAN connections • Configure CF/SD slots • Additional wizards generic to Windows Mobile 6.1 devices 3. Tap on a title to launch the wizard.

21 Register SoMo 655 Socket highly recommends that all customers register their SoMo devices. Registered users benefit from update notifications and expedited service and support. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Register SoMo 655. 2. In the next screen, tap on the link. 3. The registration wizard will begin. Make sure the SoMo has Internet access and follow the wizard to register your SoMo.

22 Install Microsoft Windows Mobile Updates In most cases, you will not need to use this utility. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Install Microsoft Windows Mobile Updates. 2. Tap on the links for the updates you wish to install. • Microsoft Update (KB980993) – For improving security of Internet Explorer Mobile 6 to prevent remote code execution • Microsoft Certificates Update (KB2524375) –For preventing spoofing

24 Set up SocketScan 10 SocketScan 10 software is for Socket CHS Series 7 v3 barcode scanners. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Set up SocketScan 10. 2. To install the application, tap on the link. 3. Follow the remaining screens to install the software.

25 Configure A/B Mode Switch The A/B Mode Switch Utility lets you change the default behavior of the switch. ROM v1.1 and later includes the utility. For previous ROMs, download the utility from: http://www.socketmobile.com/support/downloads/handheld-computer/somo-655/ When the A/B Mode switch is activated, any connections or programs running on the SoMo will remain active. By default the screen will turn off. By default, the SoMo automatically suspends according to settings saved in the Power applet. To access the applet, tap Start | Settings | System tab | Power. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Configure A/B Mode switch. 2. Tap on the link in the wizard to access the A/B Mode Switch Utility. Alternatively, tap Start | Settings | System tab | A/B Mode Switch.

26 3. Use the utility to configure your settings. NEED NEW SCREEN SHOT THAT DOESN’T SAY HOLD SWITCH • Leave screen enabled: Select this checkbox to keep the screen on when the A/B Mode switch is activated. A dialog will confirm the switch is activated. Tap OK or deactivate the switch to close the dialog. When the SoMo is reset, this option is automatically re-enabled. • Disable backlight: Select to keep the screen on but disable the backlight, recommended for conserving battery life. • Disable auto-suspend: Select to keep the SoMo alive when the hold switch is activated, regardless of settings chosen in the Power applet. Use this option with caution to avoid accidental battery depletion. • Launch program when switch is activated/deactivated: Use the menu to select a program for the SoMo to automatically launch when the hold switch is activated (in the down position, B) or deactivated (in the up position, A). 4. After entering your settings, tap OK.

27 Set up Connect!Agent Connect!Agent software is compatible with the Socket CHS Series 7 v1 or v2 and the Socket CRS Series 9. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, scroll down and tap Set up Connect!Agent. 2. Tap on the link. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. Sprite Backup Trial SoMo devices running Windows Mobile 6 Service Pack 5 or later include a free 10-day trial of Sprite Backup software. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Sprite Backup Trial. 2. Tap on the first link. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. For more information about Sprite Backup, please visit: http://www.spritesoftware.com/products/sprite-backup/full-edition

28 MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool. 2. Tap on the link. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. For more information about SOTI MobiScan, please visit: http://soti.net/mc/help/Content/Manager/MobiScan.htm Set up Data Capture Triggers For instructions on how to set up data capture triggers for Socket barcode scanners or RFID readers, please refer to Chapter 6. Set up WAN Connections For instructions on how to set up WAN Connections with the SoMo 655 Back Pack wireless broadband ExpressCard adapter (sold separately), please refer to Chapter 7.

29 Configure CF/SD slots In most cases you will not need to use this utility. If you insert a memory card into the SoMo and cannot access data from the card after the device suspends/resumes, use the utility to leave the card slot enabled even when the device has suspended. 1. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Configure CF/SD slots. 2. Check the appropriate box to enable a card slot after the SoMo suspends/ resumes. 3. Tap OK. CAUTION: ONLY LEAVE A SLOT ENABLED TO INSERT A MEMORY CARD. DO NOT LEAVE A SLOT ENABLED TO INSERT A SOCKET CF / SD DEVICE OR OTHER I/O CARD. LEAVING A SLOT ENABLED WHEN THE SOMO IS NOT IN USE CAN DEPLETE THE BATTERY. IF YOU LEAVE A SLOT ENABLED WHEN THE SOMO IS POWERED ON, DO NOT REMOVE OR INSERT A CARD UNLESS IT IS A MEMORY CARD.

30 3 | Using the SoMo 655 This chapter explains how to use your SoMo 655 through its buttons, the A/B Mode switch, stylus, Start menu, online Help, and the Radio Manager. Stylus You can use the stylus in three ways. • Tap an item: Use to select an option, similar to left-clicking a mouse. • Tap and hold an item: Reveals a submenu, if available. It is similar to right-clicking a mouse. • Drag: Hold the stylus against the screen and drag to highlight multiple items, or to move the position of an item. Similar to left-clicking and dragging a mouse. A tethered stylus is also available online at: http://ww1.socketmobile.com/products/handheld-computers/accessories-hc.aspx?cat=Input A/B Mode Switch The A/B Mode switch on the left side of the SoMo 655 can be used to prevent accidental input by disabling all buttons and the screen. Any applications or wireless connections running on the device will remain active. To put your device on hold, move the switch down, to the B position. The A/B Mode switch is not related to the software lock function accessible from the Today screen. When the A/B Mode switch is activated, by default, the screen will turn black, and the screen and all buttons on the sides and front of the SoMo will be disabled, including the power button. To enhance your user experience, Socket has a A/B Mode Switch Utility that enables you to configure the switch settings. (See Chapter 2.)

32 Wireless Radio Manager Microsoft Wireless Manager SoMo devices running Windows Mobile 6 include the Microsoft Wireless Manager by default. If you install Enhanced Wi-Fi Companion, the Socket Radio Manager will appear instead (see next page). 1. To open the Microsoft Wireless Manager, press the button on the right side of the SoMo. Alternatively, tap the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth status line in the Today screen. 2. In the Wireless Manager, an X appears next to the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth icon when the radio is off. Tap on the button to turn on the radio. Wi-Fi Companion software automatically launches after Wi-Fi is turned on.

33 Socket Radio Manager SoMo devices running Windows Mobile 5 include the Microsoft Wireless Manager by default. The Socket Radio Manager also appears on SoMo devices running Windows Mobile 6 with Enhanced Wi-Fi Companion installed. 1. To open the Socket Radio Manager, press the button on the right side of the SoMo 655. Alternatively, tap the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth status line in the Today screen. 2. In the Radio Manager, a red X appears on the Bluetooth or Wi-Fi button when the radio is off. Tap on the button to turn on the radio. Wi-Fi Companion software automatically launches after Wi-Fi is turned on. Flight mode turns off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. When flight mode is disabled, the previously running wireless radio(s) will turn on again.

34 SoMo 655 Power Plus Battery Friendly® Utility This utility provides advanced power management and monitoring and is available on SoMo devices running Windows Mobile 6 Service Pack 6 or later. With MCU firmware 2.7 or later, the utility provides detailed information on SoMo performance. To determine your MCU version, tap Start | Settings | System tab | System info | OS Version. To learn more about the utility, please visit: http://www.socketmobile.com/support/downloads/handheld-computer/somo-655/?page=Detail 1. In the Today screen, tap on the Battery icon or Power Plug icon. (These icons indicate whether the SoMo is running on battery power or connected to AC power.) Battery icon Power Plug icon Alternatively, tap Start | Settings | System tab | Power Plus. 2. The Power Plus utility will appear, displaying the Battery screen. Battery charging Battery discharging

35 Current usage typically ranges from 150 mA to over 450 mA depending on how the SoMo is being used. After a suspend/resume, it can take up to 30 seconds for the applet to make a reasonable determination of time remaining. If a battery is changed and the SoMo reset, it may take several minutes to report the battery current usage and estimated time remaining. 3. Tap on the Advanced tab. If desired, configure the SoMo to automatically turn off if not used for a specific amount of time. 4. Tap on the Usage tab. Information about the battery ID, last charging session, and charge remaining is provided.

40 Useful Links Registered users can download software updates free. Log into: http://support.socketmobile.com Turning on the Wi-Fi Radio Wi-Fi Companion will automatically launch after you turn on the Wi-Fi radio. 1. Open the Radio Manager. Press the button on the right side of the SoMo 655. Alternatively, you can tap on the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth status line in the Today screen. 2. In the radio manager, an X will appear on the Wi-Fi button to indicate that the Wi-Fi radio is off. Tap on the button to turn on the radio. The X will disappear. Socket Radio Manager Microsoft Wireless Manager

41 3. The Wi-Fi status icon will appear at the top of the screen. The icon varies based on your connection status. Tap on the icon to view the main screen of Wi-Fi Companion. To view the different versions of the icon, please refer to the chart on the next page. Socket Radio Manager Microsoft Wireless Manager If you tap Enable Flight Mode (Socket Radio Manager) or All (Microsoft Wireless Manager), the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radios will both be disabled. The manager will remember which wireless radio(s) were running, so when you later tap Disable Flight Mode or All, the same one(s) will turn on again.

42 For Enhanced Wi-Fi Companion, the screen has a green background. Main Screen of Wi-Fi Companion The screen content varies depending on your connection status. Wi-Fi Status Icon The icon appears at the top of every screen when Wi-Fi Companion is running. Associated or Connected. Number of bars indicates signal strength. Networks available. Searching for networks. Networks out of range but configured. Your device properties • Device name • IP address • Packets sent and received The icon always appears regardless of connection status. Tap to view more IP addresses or access the radio manager. Encryption status Tap to access a certificate management utility for WPA or 802.1x if needed Access point/remote device properties • SSID (network name) • Connection duration • Signal quality rating and percentage • MAC address (also known as BSSID) • Channel number (in black circle) Tap for Wi-Fi Finder. Data rate Tap to view signal strength and data rate distribution. Valid IP address Tap to access email, the Internet, ping or trace route. Wi-Fi status icon Tap to access this screen from outside the utility

44 Finding and Connecting to a WLAN Ask your network administrator for the necessary security settings for your WLAN. If the WLAN uses 802.1x, WPA or WPA2, you need to install authentication certificate(s) before you can connect. Refer to the Wi-Fi Companion User’s Guide for instructions on the Socket certificate utility. 1. In the main screen of Wi-Fi Companion, tap on the tower icon or tap Tools | Wi-Fi Finder. 2. Wi-Fi Finder will appear, listing WLANs detected in range. Tap on any WLAN in the list to view additional properties. If desired, tap on the Type or Sort by drop-down menus to change how the list is displayed. If your WLAN is not listed, tap Refresh at the bottom of the screen. 3. If Wi-Fi Finder cannot find your WLAN because its SSID (network name) is hidden, tap New at the bottom of the screen.

47 5 | Socketscan 10 for CHS Series 7 Barcode Scanners SocketScan 10 software sends data from your Socket Bluetooth Cordless Hand Scanner (CHS) Series 7 v3 into any application running on the SoMo 655. This lets you use the CHS without having to program custom applications. The software comes pre-loaded on the SoMo 655 running Windows Mobile 6 Service Pack 8 or later but needs to be installed. These instructions do not apply to version 1 or 2 of the CHS, nor to the CRS Series 9. These instructions are for using the CHS in Bluetooth SPP mode. For Bluetooth HID instructions please refer to your CHS manual. Additional Documentation This chapter covers basic instructions for using SocketScan 10 on the SoMo 655 with a CHS v3. For detailed instructions, please refer to the appropriate User’s Guide for your type of CHS: • 1D versions (7C, 7E, 7M, 7P, 7NRx): http://www.socketmobile.com/pdf/data-collection/chs-series7-v3_ug.pdf • 2D versions (7X, 7XRx, 7Xi, 7XiRx): http://www.socketmobile.com/pdf/data-collection/chs-7x_ss10-ug.pdf Useful Links Registered users can download free software updates by logging into: http://support.socketmobile.com Socketscan 10 Icons The icon indicates whether SocketScan 10 is connected to your CHS and ready to read data. The icon appears at the bottom of the Today screen. Icon Meaning CHS not connected. CHS connected and ready to scan barcodes

48 STEP 1: Charge the CHS Refer to your CHS manual for hardware preparation instructions. You may also want to attach the tether. If you have a 1D version of the CHS (7C, 7E, 7M, 7NRx or 7P) you will need to perform extra steps: Change the CHS to SPP mode. Power on the CHS. Print out this page and scan this barcode. Do not scan this barcode on your computer screen. Use the Bluetooth software to start a device search and pair with the CHS. • Press the right side application button, which by default launches the wireless manager. • If Bluetooth is not enabled, tap on the Bluetooth button. • Tap Options | Bluetooth Settings • At the bottom of the screen, tap Add. • In the list of found devices, select the CHS. • Complete the remaining screens. • If prompted for a passkey, enter 0000 (four zeroes). • After pairing, tap on the COM Ports tab. Add an outgoing COM port for the CHS. STEP 2: Install Socketscan 10 1. In the Today screen, tap Getting Started. 2. In the list of Getting Started wizards, tap Set up SocketScan 10. 3. Tap the link to install the software. PASSKEY = 0000

49 STEP 3: Pair the CHS with the SoMo 1. Tap Start | Programs | SocketScan 10 folder | SocketScan 10 . 2. In the Today screen, tap on the SocketScan 10 icon in the task tray. In the pop-up menu, tap SocketScan 10 Settings. 3. Make sure an available COM port is selected. Tap OK. 4. In the Today screen, tap on the SocketScan 10 icon in the task tray. In the pop-up menu, tap EZ Pair. Tap the type of CHS barcode scanner you have. • If you have a 2D Scanner, the next screen will show a barcode. Power on the CHS and scan the barcode. If prompted for a passkey, enter 0000 (four zeroes). • If you have a 1D Scanner, in the next screen select your CHS and tap Pair. After they pair and connect, the CHS will beep once. The task tray icon will also change . If you have a 1D scanner, the CHS will disconnect from the SoMo, indicated by 2 beeps. The CHS will then reconnect to the SoMo, indicated by 1 beep.

50 STEP 4: Start Application Start the application that you want to enter data into (e.g., Excel Mobile or Google.com). From the Today screen, tap Start | Programs and select your program. Make sure a document, spreadsheet or form is open in your program. Place the cursor where you want data from the next scan to be entered. STEP 5: Scan Barcodes 1. Press the trigger button to scan a barcode. Please refer to your scanner manual for the correct technique. Make sure the scanning beam covers the entire width of the barcode. For example, try scanning this barcode: 2. When data is read, it should appear in your document. Depending on which scanner you have, it may also beep, or the LED may change colors to indicate a successful scan. By default, the cursor automatically advances to the next cell or line, ready for the next scan/read. Wait for the “Good Scan” indication before you scan more data. If you try to scan too fast, the device can lock up until you stop scanning. If the data does not appear how you expect it and you are using Excel Mobile, check the cell formatting.

51 6 | Socketscan Plug-In for Scanners and Readers SocketScan software sends data from your Socket barcode scanner, RFID reader or magnetic stripe reader into any application running on the SoMo 655. This lets you use Socket data collection peripherals without having to program custom applications. The software comes pre-loaded on the SoMo 655. This chapter contains generic instructions for using SocketScan on the SoMo 655 with these products: • SD Scan Card Series 3 • CF Mag Stripe Reader Card Series 4 • CF Scan Card Series 5 • CF RFID Reader Card Series 6 For specific instructions, please refer to the User’s Guide for your specific Socket data collection product, available in the installation CD that came with the data collection product as well as online at: http://www.socketmobile.com/support/downloads/

52 STEP 1: Assign a Trigger Button This step is NOT required for the CF Mag Stripe Reader Card. Method 1: Use this method for the SD Scan Card, CF Scan Card or CF RFID Reader Card 6E with any version of Windows Mobile. 1. Tap Start | Settings | Buttons. 2. From the Button list, tap to select a button to trigger your scanner. For best ergonomics, the left or right button is recommended. In the drop-down menu, select SocketScan. Tap OK. Make sure you choose SocketScan and NOT SocketScan 10. Method 2: This method is only for Windows Mobile 6.1 or later 1. In the Today screen, tap Getting Started.

53 2. In the list, tap Set up Data Capture triggers. 3. In the next screen, tap either LEFT or RIGHT in the appropriate section to select the button you want to use to trigger your device. 4. The SoMo will automatically set up the trigger button and send a confirmation message to your inbox. STEP 2: Start Socketscan Press the trigger button that you assigned. This is a quick way of starting SocketScan. Alternatively, tap Start | Programs | SocketScan folder | SocketScan. A SocketScan icon should appear at the bottom of the Today screen indicating that no data collection device has been inserted.

54 STEP 3: Insert the Card 1. Open the slot cover at the top of the SoMo 655 and then insert the card into the appropriate slot. Do not insert the card backwards or force the card in too hard. 2. When SocketScan is running, an icon will appear at the bottom of the Today screen. Make sure the proper icon appears to indicate that your device is ready to collect data. If you insert the card before starting SocketScan, no icon will appear. STEP 4: Start Application Start the application that you want to enter data into (e.g., Excel Mobile). From the Today screen, tap Start | Programs and select your program. Make sure a document, spreadsheet or form is open in your program. Place the cursor where you want data from the next scan/read to be entered. STEP 5: Scan or Read Data Scanning/RFID: Press the trigger button to scan a barcode or read an RFID tag. Please refer to your scanner manual for the correct technique. When scanning a barcode, make sure the scanning beam covers the entire width of the barcode. For example, try scanning this barcode: Mag Stripe: Swipe a magnetic stripe card through the slot, with the magnetic stripe facing the SoMo 655. 3. When data is read, it will appear in your document where you positioned the cursor. Depending on which scanner/reader you have, it may also beep, or the LED may change colors to indicate a successful scan. Wait for the “Good Scan” indication before you scan more data. If you try to scan too fast, the device can lock up until you stop scanning. If the data does not appear how you expect it and you are using Excel Mobile, check the cell formatting. Icon Meaning No Socket data collection device detected. Ready to scan barcodes with the Secure Digital Scan Card Ready to read magnetic stripe data with the CF Mag Stripe Reader Card 4E Ready to scan barcodes with the CF Scan Card 5E2/5P or CF RFID Reader-Scan Card 6E/6P Ready to scan barcodes with the CF Scan Card 5X/5XRx Ready to read RFID tags with the CF RFID Reader Card

55 Appendix A Specifications Processor Intel PXA270M@624MHz CPU Memory SDRAM: 128MB NAND Flash: 4GB SoMo File Store: 32 MB and 128 MB non-volatile memory configurations available. Display 65K colors TFT LCD, 3.5” 16 bit-per-pixel 240 (w) x 320 (L) resolution (QVGA size) portrait and landscape modes, default portrait mode. Glass analog resistive touch panel White LED backlight Audio Headset Jack: 3.5mm, 4-ring type, support for both Voice & Stereo music 0.5W speaker Omni-directional microphone Connectors SoMo 655: DC-in (5V, 1A) USB synchronization/host cable connector Cradle: Docking connector DC-in (5V, 3A) USB synchronization cable connector USB v2 USB connector x 2 (Type A): USB v1 Wireless Connectivity (not included with SoMo 655DXS) Bluetooth: v2.0 + EDR Class 2 IEEE® 802.11b/g/n WLAN with fast roaming client Cisco CCX 4.0 compatible with Enhanced Wi-Fi Companion software (requires separate install) Mass Storage & Expansion Slots microSD, Compact Flash. Supports up to 32GB of external memory USB USB 1.1 support host/client (x2) (Cradle only) Battery Standard: 3.7V 1500 mAh, rechargeable, Lithium-ion Extended: 3.7V 2600 mAh rechargeable, Lithium-ion (extended battery available separately or with SoMo 655Rx) Dimensions With standard battery: 5.00 x 2.94 x 0.81 inches (127 x 74.60 x 20.6 mm) Weight: 6.25 oz (177 g) (including stylus) With extended battery: 5.00 x 2.94 x 0.98 inches (127 x 74.60 x 25 mm) Weight: 7.20 oz (204 g) (including stylus)

57 Pre-Loaded Third-Party Software Programmable Home Screen Calculator MSN Messenger Client Word Mobile 2010, Excel Mobile 2010, PowerPoint Mobile 2010 IE Mobile, Outlook Mobile .NET Compact Framework v2.0 Remote Desktop Mobile Windows Media Player 10.2 Mobile ActiveSync Client v4.x SocketSerial drivers SOTI MobiScan Agent Sprite Backup (trial version)

59 Appendix C Resetting the SoMo 655 The SoMo 655 supports the three levels of reset defined by Microsoft for Windows Mobile powered devices: • Soft Reset - sometimes called a “warm reset” • Hard Reset - sometimes called a “cold reset” • Clean Reset - sometimes called a “clean boot” Each of these resets is designed to clear different levels of data storage and impact the hardware differently. Additionally, removing the battery and any external sources of power from the SoMo 655 will result in the equivalent of a reset. The following Table summarizes the system impact under these modes of operation: State of SoMo 655 After: All Installed Applications and Registry Settings Running Programs Data Associated with Running Programs Date and Time Soft Reset No impact Stopped Lost No impact Hard Reset No impact Stopped Lost Lost Clean Reset Removed Stopped Lost Lost Battery & external power removed for less than 5 minutes No impact Stopped Lost No impact Battery & external power removed for more than 10 minutes No impact Stopped Lost Lost The SoMo has a power backup that maintains the date and time if the battery and all external power sources are removed. If the SoMo does not have a battery or external power source for 10 minutes, the date and time will be lost, and the power backup must be recharged for at least 10 minutes for it to properly maintain the date and time.

60 Soft Reset A soft reset is like rebooting a computer. It is designed to stop all applications and clear out temporary data associated with running programs. No files are deleted. A soft reset is the lowest level of reset, (i.e., it clears the least amount of the device state). It can also be used to stop application programs that are “hung” and do not respond to external input. Since Windows Mobile powered devices do not normally shut down an application after it is started, this is one way to stop all applications. To perform a soft reset: Using the tip of your stylus, lightly press the Soft Reset button inside the hole on the back of your SoMo 655 and then release.

61 Hard Reset A hard reset is designed to clear all processor states, running programs, and user data. It also drives the hardware reset line to the processor, thereby clearing all system states, including the date and time. This reset should be used to remove the operating system from a “hung” or “frozen” state because of a fatal program or operating system error. A hard reset will clear all user-installed settings, applications, and data from RAM (Random Access Memory), but any applications or configurations saved in the SoMo File Store will remain. It is useful for clearing some states that are not normally cleared with a Soft Reset To perform a hard reset: 1. With the SoMo upside-down in your right hand, press and hold the Start Control button and F2 Configurable button. 2. While holding the two buttons, use the tip of your stylus to lightly press and release the Reset button inside the hole on the back of your SoMo 655. 3. Release the Start Control button and F2 Configurable buttons. It is recommended that you hold the SoMo 655 upside-down in your right hand. Press the Start Control button and F2 Configurable button with the index and middle fingers. Hold the stylus in your other hand to press and release the reset button. 4. A Socket Splash Screen will appear and disappear. Follow the onscreen instructions.

62 Clean Reset A clean reset reverts the device to its factory default settings (or the latest service pack ROM update). All installed programs, data and registry settings will be cleared, except those saved in the SoMo File Store. A clean reset also drives the processor with a hardware reset, thus clearing all system states, including the date and time. CAUTION: A CLEAN RESET IS MORE POWERFUL THAN A SOFT OR HARD RESET. IT WILL DELETE ALL USER APPLICATION FILES AND FOLDERS. WHEN YOU PERFORM A CLEAN RESET, FORMATS, PREFERENCES AND OTHER SETTINGS INCLUDING DATE AND TIME ARE RESTORED TO THEIR FACTORY DEFAULTS. ALL DATA, RECORDS AND ENTRIES, EXCEPT THOSE STORED IN ROM, WILL BE ERASED. If you set a security password on the SoMo 655 and forget it, a clean reset will remove the password setting. To perform a clean reset: 1. With the SoMo upside-down in your left hand, press and hold the Left Programmable Application Button, the Start Control button and F2 Configurable buttons. 2. While holding the three buttons, use the tip of your stylus to lightly press and release the Reset button inside the hole on the back of your SoMo 655. It is recommended that you hold the SoMo 655 upside-down in your left hand. Press the Left Programmable Application button with your left thumb and the two shortcut buttons with your left index and middle finger. Hold the stylus in your right hand to press and release the reset button.

63 3. A Socket Splash Screen will appear. After the Socket Splash Screen disappears, release the three buttons and follow the onscreen instructions.

64 Appendix D Upgrading the ROM Image Advanced Users Only! Upgrades are available free to registered users. Log in to submit a request at: http://support.socketmobile.com. With Windows Mobile 6 SP6 and later the SoMo File Store can also be upgraded. WARNING! YOU WILL LOSE ALL DATA FILES AND APPLICATIONS DURING THE UPGRADE PROCESS! STEP 1: Power the Device Socket highly recommends that you plug the SoMo 655 into an external power source using the charging cable/cradle. Alternatively, make sure the SoMo battery is adequately charged. STEP 2: Back up Data on the Device If you have any data on the SoMo 655, please back it up before you run the update. STEP 3: Transfer Files using a Memory Card IMPORTANT! IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO TRANSFER THE FILES USING ACTIVESYNC OR THE WINDOWS MOBILE DEVICE CENTER! The directory SOMO655 containing the ROM image files must be moved to the SoMo 655 with a SD or CF memory card that is formatted in FAT12 or FAT16. Make sure your memory card has at least 40 MB of free space. Most higher-capacity cards are formatted by default in FAT32, which is not supported. SDHC cards are not supported in Windows Mobile 5. On your PC, use My Computer or Windows Explorer to locate the directory SOMO655, which contains the upgrade files. 4. Copy the SOMO655 directory to the root of your memory card. IMPORTANT! COPY THE SOMO655 DIRECTORY TO THE ROOT OF THE MEMORY CARD! EXAMPLE: F:/SOMO655, NOT: F:/SOCKET/SOMO655 DO NOT CHANGE THE NAME OF THE FOLDER! 5. Insert the memory card into the SoMo 655. STEP 4: Install the Files 1. Press and hold the Right Programmable Application Button, and the F2 Configurable Button and Start Control Button on your SoMo 655.

65 2. While holding the three buttons, use the stylus to quickly press the Reset button inside the hole on the bottom of your SoMo 655. Keep holding the Right Programmable Application Button. 3. An EBOOT screen will appear with a timer, counting down from 5 seconds. IMPORTANT! KEEP HOLDING THE RIGHT PROGRAMMABLE APPLICATION BUTTON UNTIL THE TIMER REACHES 0 SECONDS! OTHERWISE THE INSTALLATION WILL BE ABORTED. 4. The SoMo 655 will begin to download and update the ROM image.

66 5. After the installation reports, “Update completed!” the Socket splash screen will appear for about 30 seconds. 6. The Windows Mobile splash screen will appear for about 30 seconds. 7. The Windows Welcome wizard will prompt you to set up Windows Mobile. Follow the instructions on your screen. 8. After setting up Windows Mobile, the Today screen will appear, and the SoMo 655 will be ready to use.

67 Appendix E Troubleshooting SYMPTOM: When I press the power button, the SoMo does not turn on. Possible Reason Solution The SoMo battery does not have adequate charge. Plug the SoMo into AC power or insert a charged battery. The SoMo hold switch is on. Slide up the hold switch on the left side of the SoMo. If you have a new SoMo, remove the sticker on top of the hold switch. SYMPTOM: I connected the SoMo to a PC via the USB cable, but the SoMo does not charge. Possible Reason Solution Your SoMo runs Windows Mobile 6 Service Pack 7 or later and has USB charging disabled. Tap Start | Settings | System | Power Plus | Advanced. Select Enable USB charging and tap OK.

68 Appendix F Technical Support If you have trouble installing or using the SoMo 655, Socket has different support options to help you. Online Knowledge Base: Search for articles, Frequently Asked Questions or Hot Topics any time, day or night. http://support.socketmobile.com/EU_S1a.asp Online Requests: Register your product and submit a question to our Technical Support Team. http://support.socketmobile.com By Phone: • Direct: +1- 510-933-3020 • EU +49 9401 5299 036

69 Limited Warranty Socket Mobile Incorporated (Socket) warrants this product against defects in material and workmanship, under normal use and service, for one (1) year from the date of purchase. Product must be purchased new from a Socket Authorized Distributor or Reseller. Used products and products purchased through non-authorized channels are not eligible for this warranty support. EXCEPTIONS: Consumables such as batteries, removable cables, cases, straps, styli, memory cards, chargers, and CF-to-PC Card adapters: 90 day coverage only. An enhanced warranty is available separately for some Socket products. For more information, please visit: http://support.socketmobile.com Incompatibility is not a defect covered by the Socket warranty. During the warranty period, Socket will, at its option, repair or replace the defective product at no charge when furnished with proof of retail purchase, provided that you deliver the product to Socket or to an authorized Socket Service Center. The returned product must be accompanied by a return material authorization (RMA) number issued by Socket or by an authorized Socket Service Center. If you ship the product, you must use the original container or equivalent and you must pay the shipping charges to Socket. Socket will pay surface shipping charges back to any location in the contiguous United States. This warranty applies only to the original retail purchaser and is not transferable. Socket may, at its option, replace or repair the product with new or reconditioned parts and the returned product becomes Socket property. Socket warrants the repaired or replaced products to be free from defects in material or workmanship for ninety (90) days after the return shipping date, or for the remainder of the original warranty period, whichever is greater. This warranty does not cover the repair or replacement of products damaged by abuse, accident, lost products, use beyond Socket’s published specifications, liquid immersion, misuse or misapplication, damages caused by an act of God, nor as a result of service or modification other than by Socket unless specifically described by Socket in product documentation. This warranty does not provide coverage for any product updates, for example, updates due to design changes, except as deemed necessary by Socket, and does not cover any calibration or adjustments necessary for product functionality. This warranty does not cover refurbishing cosmetic damages such as scratched paint, cases or LCD screens. This warranty is void if you install batteries into the product that were not supplied or approved by Socket. SOCKET IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING DAMAGE TO PROPERTY AND, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURY. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not allow limitation of implied warranties, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state. This product may contain fully tested, recycled parts, warranted as if new. For more warranty information, please visit: http://support.socketmobile.com

70 PRODUCT DISPOSAL: Your device should not be placed in municipal waste. Please check local regulations for disposal of electronic products. Disclaimer EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT EXPRESSLY WARRANTED BY SOCKET COMMUNICATIONS, INC, THIS PRODUCT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT REQUIRED BY LAW, SOCKET DOES NOT ASSUME ANY PRODUCT LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF, OR IN CONNECTION WITH, THE APPLICATION OR USE OF ANY PRODUCT OR APPLICATION DESCRIBED HEREIN. Limited Software Warranty LIMITED WARRANTY. SOCKET warrants that the original disk or CD ROM is free from defects for 90 days from the date of delivery of the SOFTWARE. CUSTOMER REMEDIES. SOCKET’S entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be, at SOCKET’S option, either (a) return of the price paid or (b) replacement of the SOFTWARE which does not meet SOCKET’S Limited Warranty and which is returned to SOCKET with a copy of your receipt. Any replacement SOFTWARE will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or 30 days, whichever is longer. THESE REMEDIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. NO OTHER WARRANTIES. SOCKET disclaims all other warranties, either express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the SOFTWARE and the accompanying written materials. This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have others which vary from state to state. NO LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. In no event shall SOCKET or its suppliers be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, or other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use the SOFTWARE, even if SOCKET has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Because some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages, the above limitation may not apply to you. EXPORT LAW ASSURANCES. You may not use or otherwise export or reexport the SOFTWARE except as authorized by United States law and laws of the jurisdiction in which the SOFTWARE was obtained. In particular, but without limitation, none of the SOFTWARE may be used or otherwise exported or reexported (a) into (or to a national or resident of) a United States embargoed country or (b) to anyone on the U.S. Treasury Department’s list of Specially Designated Nationals or the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Table of Denial Orders. By using the SOFTWARE, you represent and warrant that you are not located in, under control of, or a national or resident of any such country or on any such list. GOVERNMENT END USERS. If the SOFTWARE is supplied to the U. S. Government, the SOFTWARE is classified as “restricted computer software” as defined in clause 52.227-19 of the FAR. The U. S. Government ‘s rights to the SOFTWARE are as provided in clause 52.227-19 of the FAR.

72 IMPORTANT: RADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT THIS EQUIPMENT COMPLIES WITH FCC RADIATION EXPOSURE LIMITS SET FORTH FOR AN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. END USERS MUST FOLLOW THE SPECIFIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SATISFYING RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE. TO MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH FCC RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE FOLLOW OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS AS DOCUMENTED IN THIS MANUAL. This PDA has been tested and demonstrated compliance when Bluetooth and WLAN are transmitting simultaneously. This PDA must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with the Socket accessories supplied or designated for this product. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines." Industry Canada Statement: This device complies with RSS-210 of the Industry Canada 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. IMPORTANT: RADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT THIS EQUIPMENT COMPLIES WITH IC RADIATION EXPOSURE LIMITS SET FORTH FOR AN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. END USERS MUST FOLLOW THE SPECIFIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SATISFYING RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE. TO MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH IC RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE FOLLOW OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS AS DOCUMENTED IN THIS MANUAL. European Union Notice: Radio products with the CE marking comply with the R&TTE Directive (1999/5/EC), the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European Norms: • EN 60950 Product Safety • EN 300 328 Technical requirement for radio equipment • EN 301 489-1/-17 General EMC requirements for radio equipment

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