TransCore 3000B4 Rugged computer User Manual Binder1

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2009/03CMU056-A1 (a) www.RoperMobile.comCE3000BUser GuideUltimate
Leading Rugged Mobile Computer Companies Merge To Form “Roper Mobile Technology”TEMPE, AZ. and QUEBEC CITY, CANADA, March 27, 2007--JLT Mobile Computers, a leading provider of rugged, wireless mobile computers built for use in challenging environments, and DAP Technologies, LTD, manufacturer of rugged mobile computing solutions and services, have merged to form Roper Mobile Technology (www.ropermobile.com). Both Companies are subsidiaries of Roper Industries, Inc. (NYSE: ROP).JLT Mobile Computers’ rugged vehicle mount computers are used throughout the world in warehousing, construction, mining, law enforcement and in many other remote environments. JLT Mobile Computers’ sales grew 397% percent during the four-year period since 2002 and it has garnered many national awards for its growth record, including being named to the Inc. 500 List of Fastest Growing Privately-Held Companies in America for the last three consecutive years.DAP Technologies, a Canadian company, designs and manufactures and markets the DAP line of rugged mobile computing solutions and services in more than 60 countries. DAP’s products help increase the productivity of data collection, processing and transmission for a wide variety of applications in industries KPENWFKPIWVKNKVKGUſGNFUGTXKEGGOGTIGPE[UGTXKEGURWDNKEUCHGV[VTCPURQTVCVKQPUGEWTKV[CPFNQIKUVKEUWith this merger, Roper Mobile Technology is formed and is poised to enter the rugged computing market with a comprehensive line of rugged computers, ranging from Vehicle Mount Terminals to PDAs. 6JKUOGTIGTKUVJGſTUVQHOCP[UVGRU4QRGT/QDKNG6GEJPQNQI[YKNNVCMGKPGUVCDNKUJKPIKVUGNHCUCPKPPQXCVKXGtechnology leader in rugged, mobile computing.This merger will help the growth of our core technology-rugged, vehicle computers. As Roper Mobile Technology, we are able to use our added resources to strengthen our presence in international markets. In addition, our customers can choose from a broader line of products and can expect an even higher level of responsive world-class service and support.For more information contact your local Sales or Customer Representative nearest you or visit our new Web Site atwww.RoperMobile.Com.ATTENTION DAP CUSTOMERS
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 5Table of ContentsISO %GTVKſECVKQP ...............................................................8Introduction............................................................................9Intended Use .......................................................................9Product Description ..................................................................9Product Illustration ...................................................................9Product 5RGEKſECVKQPU ..............................................................10Warning %CWVKQP0QVG&GſPKVKQP .....................................................11Symbols .............................................................................12Quick Tour ...........................................................................14Front View ........................................................................14Back View ........................................................................15Getting Started ........................................................................16Battery Warnings ...................................................................16Main Batteries Very Low ..........................................................16Main Battery Expired .............................................................16Charging the Battery ................................................................17Battery Status Indicator ..............................................................18Operation Guide .......................................................................19Turning the Unit On & Off ............................................................19Turn Unit On ...................................................................19Turning the Unit Off Manually ......................................................19Automatic Shut-Off ..............................................................20Touch Screen......................................................................20Touch Screen Calibration .........................................................20Using the Touch Screen ..........................................................20Activating the Screen Backlight.....................................................22Using the Keyboard .................................................................23Special functions ................................................................23Alpha Mode ....................................................................24Virtual Keyboard ................................................................24Transcriber ....................................................................26Activating the Keyboard Backlight...................................................27PC & SDIO Card Description ..........................................................28PC Cards ......................................................................28SDIO Cards ....................................................................28Using PC & SDIO Cards .............................................................28Inserting PC or SDIO Cards .......................................................29Removing PC or SDIO Cards ......................................................30Using the Cradle ...................................................................31Using the Ethernet Cradle .........................................................31Transferring Files in FTP Mode ........................................................32USB Client Connection ..............................................................33Vehicle %TCFNG%QPPGEVQT+FGPVKſECVKQP ..............................................35
6CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comTable of ContentsUsing the Vehicle Cradle .............................................................35Making your own Power Supply Lead ................................................36Wiring ........................................................................36Installing Vehicle Mount...........................................................36Monitoring the Process on a 3 Serial Port Cradle ..........................................38Serial Port Connector Pin-Out ......................................................38Field Replaceable Battery ............................................................40Changing the Field Replaceable Battery..............................................40Adaptable Endcap Options...............................................................42Barcode Readers ..................................................................43Laser Scanner ..................................................................43Testing the Scanner .............................................................432D Barcode Reader..............................................................44Testing the Reader ..............................................................44Fast Fingerprint Sensor ..............................................................45Testing the Fingerprint Sensor .....................................................45Advanced Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Advanced Battery Options ............................................................49To See Power Remaining .........................................................49Preserving Power ...............................................................49Battery Power Management .......................................................49Background Display and Contrast .....................................................50ActiveSync Communication ...........................................................50Partnership with Ethernet Cradle: ......................................................51Advanced User Information ...........................................................53Companion Programs...................................................................55DAP CE3000B Programs.............................................................55Microsoft Programs .................................................................56Troubleshooting Guide ..................................................................57Storage & Maintenance .................................................................58Storage ..........................................................................58Cleaning..........................................................................58Shipping the Unit ...................................................................58Carrying Strap .....................................................................58Battery Maintenance ................................................................59Main Battery ...................................................................59Backup Battery .................................................................59Replacing the Battery ............................................................59Touch Screen Maintenance ...........................................................60Adaptable EndCap With Laser Option ...................................................60Quick-Reference Replacement Parts List ................................................60Recycling Passport.....................................................................61CE Conformity ........................................................................62
Table of Contentswww.RoperMobile.com CMU050-A1 7FCC Statement, Copyright Policy..........................................................63Microsoft End-User License Agreement.....................................................64Limited Warranty ...................................................................65Return Merchandise Authorization for Servicing (RMA) .....................................65Extended Warranty on Roper Mobile Technology Manufactured Products .......................65International Addresses .................................................................66
8CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of Contents+51%GTVKſECVKQPDAP Technologies has documented and implemented a Quality Management System in accordance with ISO +PVGTPCVKQPCN5VCPFCTF%GTVKſECVGPWODGTThis International recognition has been made possible thanks to the continual efforts put forth by DAP’s personnel.In order to ensure continuous improvements to our products and services, we invite you to communicate your comments to our Customer Service Department by dialing:Canada: 1 (418) 681-7833 or 1 (800) 363-1993United States: 1(800) 363-1993Europe: + (800) 8899 1000orSales@RoperMobile.comwww.RoperMobile.com
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A19Return To Table of ContentsIntroductionINTENDEDUSEThis User Guide is intended to assist in the operation of the CE3000B series and applies to the CE3240B,running Windows CE.NET 5.0 Operating System, Release Pack K or later and manufactured after June 1st,2007. Should any information in this Guide be incorrect, please report your comments to your local CustomerService Representative nearest you so that this document can be made as accurate as possible.PRODUCTDESCRIPTIONThe CE3000B Series is built for use in all environments. It will survive being dropped, being subject tovibration, being used in below freezing conditions or desert heat, making it the ideal work tool for industry typeapplications within many market segments.PRODUCTILLUSTRATION
10 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsPRODUCT SPECIFICATIONSBASE UNIT OPERATING SYSTEM & PROCESSORWindows CE 5.0Intel XScale Bulverde - PXA270, 520 MHzMEMORY128 MB Storage Flash for Win CE & File system (approx. 64MB available to the user)128 MB SRAM (Approx. 64 MB used for OS)Optional: Additional storage via PCMCIA/CF Flash Cards and USB connected Memory de-vices and SD Memory Flash Cards.Voice SystemIntegrated and environmentally sealed speakerRecording and play back fully supported by Windows CE operating systemOptional: Integrated and environmentally sealed microphone and headset connector••••••••DISPLAYKPEJFKCIQPCNOO38)#6(6VTCPUƀGEVKXGcolor LCD with LED backlightingIndoor and outdoor displayScratch and shock resistant touch screen that can DGWUGFGKVJGTYKVJ5V[NWUQTſPIGTKEYBOARDHighly ergonomic keyboard, 22-key keypad with 10 numeric and function keys plus 2 trigger keysProgrammable auto-repeatKeyboard backlightingCustomized keyboard templateErgonomic key grouping to speed up data entryTactile and programmable audible feedback•••••••••CONNECTIVITY CE3240W WIRELESS EDITIONInternal Bluetooth Class 2Internal 802.11 b/g••CE3240B ETHERNET EDITIONEthernet 10BaseT, 10Mbps through the cradle•POWER Rechargeable 2000mAH Lithium-Ion battery pack (user accessible)Battery life: Typically 2 to 4 working daysIntegrated charge status and low battery indicatorIntelligent fast charge••••Rechargeable backup battery Backup system for RAM memory if main battery is exhausted or removedON/OFF switch, manual or automatic shutoff5 Volt power for external devices••••ADAPTABLEEND-CAPSSmart Card Reader: Contact/Contactless*KIJTGUQNWVKQPſPIGTRTKPVUGPUQT••1D/2D Barcode reader (CMOS imager)1D Barcode scanner••PC CARD & SDIO 1 PC Card Type II (CF Card via adapter)1 Secure Digital (SD or SDIO) slot••CF Card support via adapterUser accessible via an environmentally sealed expansion bay••COMMUNICATIONI/OEthernet 10BaseT, 10Mbps plus USB host and client through cradles• Internal, user accessible and environmentally sealedIdeal for OEM Integration••BUNDLED/AVAILABLESOFTWAREMicrosoft ActiveSyncFTP Client/ServerCE Internet Explorer and Viewers for Word®,Excel®, PowerPoint® & PDF filesMicrosoft Outlook®Microsoft Window Media Player®Terminal Services ClientImage & Video Viewer•••••••Voice RecorderHandwriting recognitionDAPDUB system allowing: Backup/Restore utilities, ENQPKPI15WRFCVGWVKNKV[CWVQOCVGFſNGVTCPUHGTauto recovery systemCE Pad (Notepad)Playback/Recording program•••••PERIPHERALS & ACCESSORIESVarious communication and charging cradles QHſEGQTXGJKENG•SIZE & HEIGHT 5.2 cm (2.05 in) x 7.9 cm (3.1 in) x 19.6 cm (7.7 in)• 1 lb (454 g) with batteryELECTRICAL & ENVIRONMENTALREQUIREMENTSTEMPERATUREOperating: -20°C (-4°F) to +50°C (+122°F)Storage: -30°C (-22°F) to + 60°C (+140°F)Display refresh cycle may decrease•••Immersion, Rain & Humidity:Meets MIL-STD-810F method 512.3 procedure 1 & IP65Meets MIL-STD-810F method 506.3 procedure 1 (wind blown rain)Humidity: 95% non-condensing•••Introduction
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 11Return To Table of ContentsPRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)ELECTRICAL & ENVIRONMENTALREQUIREMENTS(Continued)Free Fall Drop Resistance (*):Meets and exceeds IEC 68-2-32 method 1 (2 meter drop on concrete)Meets and exceeds MIL-STD-810F method 516.4 procedure IV<••Electrostatic Discharge:Meets EN 61000-4-2•Approvals %'%GTVKſECVKQP• FCC Class B•Warranty Manufacturer’s warranty: 1 year parts & labor Optional DAPCare Warranty extension available4QRGT/QDKNG6GEJPQNQI[TGUGTXGUVJGTKIJVVQEJCPIGURGEKſECVKQPUYKVJQWVPQVKEGWARNING / CAUTION / NOTE DEFINITIONThe words WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed.WARNINGAlerts the reader about a situation, which if not avoided, could affect the proper functioning of the unit and result in permanent damage to the unit.CAUTIONAlerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, may result in minor injury to the user or may cause damage to the equipment. This includes special care necessary for the safe and effective use of the device and the care necessary to avoid any damage that may occur as a result of use or misuse.Note:This provides special information to make important instructions clearer.Introduction
12 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsSymbolsWarning, pay special attention.In accordance with European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), this symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste, but should be collected separately. Refer to your local distributor for return and/or collection systems available in your country. Caution must be used when this symbol is present. This symbol indicates a danger for laser radiation.
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 13Return To Table of ContentsSafety PrecautionsWARNINGRefer to this Guide when inserting or removing batteries, cables or external peripherals.1RGTCVG CPF UVQTG [QWT &#2 WPKV YKVJKP VJG VGORGTCVWTG NKOKVU URGEKſGF KP VJKU )WKFGDo not use any pointed objects on the keyboard, door or mechanisms. Doing so may damage the unit.Use the ‘Stylus’ which has been provided with the unit by Roper Mobile Technology, as it has been designed with a non-abrasive material that cannot scratch or damage the touch screen.Never expose the battery to extreme heat or dispose of by burning.Any attempts to open the case of a CE3240B unit will void the warranty.If you need to use a cable other than the ones provided or recommended by Roper Mobile we recommend that you contact your Customer Service Representative nearest you. •••••••
14CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsQuick TourFRONT VIEWOn/Off KeyLight SensorEndCap with aDAPtable ExtensionColor ScreenMicrophoneBattery Status IndicatorCradle Communication ConnectorHead-Set AdapterHand Strap AttachmentTrigger Button (both sides)Function KeyNavigation Key(Left, Right, Top & Bottom)1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.764235810911211
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A115Return To Table of ContentsQuick Tour2134BACK VIEWRelease screws for PC & SDIO CardAccess DoorStylus (Pen) holderTrigger Buttons (Left & Right)Speaker4GNGCUGUETGYUVQEJCPIGſGNFTGRNCEGCDNGbattery (2 screws left and right).1.2.3.4.5.35
16CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsGetting StartedBATTERYWARNINGSMain Batteries Very LowyFollowing several hours of use or storage, the mainbattery will become very low and thiswarningwill appear when there is still some power remaining.At 5% the battery status indicator continues toƀCUJ CPF C YKPFQY YKNN FKURNC[ VQ KPFKECVG VQ VJGuser that the battery is at a critical level and mustbe re-charged. This warning shall be displayedapproximately every 4 minutes for as long as thebattery is below 5 %.It is strongly recommended that the batteries bere-charged immediately to avoid loss of data.Note:The level at which this warning is to appearECP DG EQPſIWTGF CEEQTFKPI VQ RTGHGTGPEG 4GHGTto“Battery Power Management”for furtherinstructions.Main Battery ExpiredypThis warning will appear when the power is toolow.Turn the unit off immediately and recharge thebatteries.WARNINGData may be lost if the unit is not re-chargedimmediately.Backup Battery Lowpy6JGDCEMWRDCVVGT[YKNNUCXGRTQITCOUCPFſNGUKPthe memory for days. The backup battery is usedwhen replacing the main battery or when the mainbattery has expired. The backup battery will be re-charged every time the main batteries are charged.Note: The life of the backup battery will dependon:The residual power of the main battery.The amount of memory installed in the unit.••WARNING7RQPTGEGKXKPI[QWT%'$WPKVKVKUUVTQPIN[TGEQOOGPFGFVJCV[QWſTUVEJCTIGVJGDCVVGTKGURTKQTVQWUGThese following messages are likely to appear due to the length of time the unit was stored. When the batteryTGCEJGUVJGNQYNGXGNVJGDCVVGT[UVCVWUKPFKECVQTYKNNƀCUJTGF6JG/CKP$CVVGT[ſGNFYKNNDGJKIJNKIJVGFCU“Low” under the Battery or Status Tab. It will remain highlighted as long as the battery level is between 6% and16%.
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A117Return To Table of ContentsGetting StartedCHARGINGTHEBATTERYThe installation requires the Modular ChargerCSCE300-NA (North America - 110V / 120VAC Adapter) or the CSCE300-EU (Europe220V) or the CSCE300-UK (United Kingdom220 V).Insert modular charger into round connector(a) at the back of the cradle.Connect the Modular Charger to the walloutlet.Insert unit into cradle.Note:The CE3240B Battery Status indicator willturn red in the next 5 seconds indicating thatcharging is now in progress. The light will turngreen when charging is complete. Chargingmay take up to 3 hours.If the unit was turned off, it should turn back on after a few seconds or after 2 to 3 minutesif the main battery charge has been very lowfor some time. Processing will resume exactlywhere it was interrupted once re-chargingstarts.1.2.3.4.••CSCE300-EU,CECE300-UK(a)
18 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsGetting StartedBATTERY STATUS INDICATORColor &GſPKVKQPRed Charger is connected and charging.Green Battery is fully charged.Blinking Red Warning, low batteryYellow Charger detected, but the battery charger temperature is too high or too low to re-charge. Charge will start when temperature is adequate.No Light Power from the charger is not detected.
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 19Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideTURNING THE UNIT ON & OFFOnce charging is complete, the unit will automatically turn itself off after approximately 3 minutes.Turn Unit OnTo turn on the CE3240B Unit, press the ON / OFF key for 2 seconds and release.Note: Should the unit not turn on, it could be because the battery is too low. Refer back to “Charging the Battery” Section for further instructions.Turning the Unit Off ManuallyThere are two ways to turn the unit off:Press on the Start button located at the bottom left corner of the screen and then select “Suspend”orTo manually turn off the CE3240B unit, press the Function Key followed by the ON / OFF Key.1.1.2.+
20CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsOperation GuideTURNINGTHE UNITON& OFF(CONTINUED)Automatic Shut-OffIf the Unit remains inactive for more than 3 minutes, it will turn off automatically in order to save battery. Theunit will also save the exact status of your application program and data before shutting down. Simply restartthe unit when ready to resume work.Note:When turned off with fully charged batteries, the unit can be stored up to several days without re-charging. Refer to ‘Storage and Maintenance’ Section for further instructions.TOUCHSCREENTouch Screen CalibrationThe Touch Screen may need to be calibrated upon receiving a new unit of after being stored for a long periodof time.Hold your Stylus down until the Cross beginsto move.Touch the center of the Cross for a fewseconds. Repeat operation as Cross movesto another location.Note:Calibration may also be started by following thesteps below:Click on:a) Startb) Settingsc) Control PanelSelect Stylus appletSelect Calibration tab and click onRecalibrate.Using the Touch ScreengTo use the touch screen, simply usethe Stylus provided with the Unit.WARNINGApply normal pressure when using the TouchScreen. Excessive pressure may permanentlydamage the screen and hinder performance.1.2.3.4.1.
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A121Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideUsing the Touch Screen (Continued)g()$[WUKPIVJG5V[NWURTQXKFGFOQXGſNGUQTfolders by “dragging and dropping” into thefolder of your choice.To open a folder, double click with Stylus onthe desired folder.To run a program, double click with Stylus onthe desired program.Point to a folder (pressing Stylus on TouchScreen) and wait a few seconds, a contextualmenu will appear.To navigate, with Stylus scroll up or down thenavigation bar.1.2.3.4.5.TOUCHSCREEN(CONTINUED)
22CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsActivating the Screen BacklightggEvery unit has been designed to work in low-lightenvironments and have been equipped with a“Backlight” that can be activated at any time.To adjust the backlight, Click on:a) Startb) Settingsc) Control PanelSelect the “Display”applet.Select“Backlight”tab.Adjust time backlight is to turn off.Select the “Advanced”tab for more optionsCheck options:a) Always Off: Will remain off at all times.b) Always On:Will remain on at all times.c) Auto Off:Will automatically adjust tosurrounding light, turning on and off whenrequired.To adjust backlight manually, slidearrow to the left or to the right.1.2.3.4.5.6.Operation Guide
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 23Return To Table of ContentsUSING THE KEYBOARDSpecial functionsTo obtain special functions, press the F key (Function Key) followed by another key. Refer to the table below HQTURGEKſEHWPEVKQPUCXCKNCDNGYKVJ[QWT%'$WPKVNote: when the F1 Key is pressed, an “F” icon will appear on the task bar and disappear once the second key has been pressed.Special Function InstructionKeyboard Backlight ON/OFFPress the F key followed by the TAB keyDelete Key (DEL) Press the F Key followed by the “Backspace” keyAlternate Key (ALT) Press the F key followed by the “SP” keyControl Key (CTRL) Press the F key followed by the “Period” keyF1 to F9 Press the F key followed by a number from 0 to 9Navigation arrows Press cursor pad in desired direction (Left, right, up or down)+++++Operation Guide
24CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsUSINGTHE KEYBOARD(CONTINUED)Alpha ModepSpecial Function InstructionEngage / disengage Alpha ModePress the F key followed by the escape key. The ABC icon will appear / disappear on the task bar.Enter an Alpha CharacterPress the corresponding key. Depending on the letter, you may need topress once, twice or three times in order to obtain the desired letter.e.g: press once for “ a “ press twice for “ b “ press three times for a “ c ”Engage / Disengage Uppercase ModePress the F key followed by the the0keyVirtual KeyboardyThe virtual keyboard has been included to assist in the entry of data. By clicking the Keyboard icon at thebottom right of the Task Bar, the virtual keyboard will be displayed on the screen.Select “Hide Input Panel” to hide the Virtual Keyboard.•+Operation Guide
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A125Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideUSINGTHE KEYBOARD(CONTINUED)Virtual Keyboard (Continued)y( )Standard KeyboardPress to toggle between thestandard and extended language Keyboard.Press theShiftKey on the virtual Keyboard toaccess additional characters.1.2.3.
26CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsTranscriberTranscriber is an award winning application thatis used for handwriting recognition. Whether thehandwriting is cursive or printed, or a combination ofboth, Transcriber is able to recognize both. In additionto recognizing letter, numbers and words, Transcribercan also recognize special characters and mostcommon symbols and even various control gestures.Start an application such as Pocket Word or CEPad.Double click on the Word Icon on your Desktopor go to:a) My Deviceb) DAP Utilitiesc)CE PadClick on theinput method menu Icon in thelower right corner of the window (depending onwhat you already had selected on your CE3000Bunit, one of these two icons will be visible).SelectTranscriberfrom the menu.Activate or deactivate Transcriber by clicking onTranscriber in the menu.Position the cursor where you want text toappear.Using the Stylus, write directly onto the screen.Once text is written, Transcriber will wait a fewmoments for the Recognition Delay, then displaysthe text in the selected location.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.helloOperation GuideUSINGTHEKEYBOARD(CONTINUED)
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A127Return To Table of ContentsTranscriber (Continued)()Note: To know more about Transcriber as well aspossible options, click on the Help Icon located onthe Input Panel Display.Activating the Keyboard Backlightgy gPress the “F” key followed by the “Tab” key,pressing one after the other.Note: Keyboard backlight drains the bat-teries more quickly, it is recommended thatbacklight be used only when necessary.1.Operation Guide+USINGTHE KEYBOARD(CONTINUED)
28 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsPC & SDIO CARD DESCRIPTIONPC CardsPC cards are available in 3 basic formats: Type I, Type II & Type III. The type refers to the thickness of the card; type III being the thickest. The width is the same for all cards, however the length will depend on the par-ticular function of the card. (Memory cards are the shortest while wireless and GPS cards are much longer).Note:6JGUVCPFCTFNGPIVJQHC2%ECTFKUOOū1/8 in). The maximum length a CE3000B unit can CEEQOOQFCVGKUOOū1/2 in). The extended length is usually used for GPS, RF Tag Readers and wireless cards.Note: CF cards (Compact Flash Cards) are between the SDIO and PC Cards in terms of size and can generally be installed in the CE3000B unit as a PC card, however, it requires the use of an Adapter.SDIO CardsThese cards are available in a smaller format. Length will depend on the complexity of the card, e.g., a memory card is much shorter than a wireless card.SDIO Cards will come in 3 different lengths: Short: 32 mm (standard cards such as memory cards)Medium: 40 mm (such as Bluetooth cards)Long: 54 mm (such as WIFI AND WLAN Cards)Note: The CE3000B unit does not accept CardBus 32 bit PC Cards or extended PCM CIA Cards (which all use the same technology). To ensure your unit may accept certain cards not described within this user guide, it is recommended you refer to our Technical Support Web Site for the most current information, or contact your Technical Support Representative nearest you.USING PC & SDIO CARDSOne PC Card slot and one SDIO card slot are located at the top of the Endcap or the Adaptable Endcap. Follow the instructions to insert, remove or to replace a card.WARNINGTo ensure no dirt particles or water enters the unit when inserting, removing or replacing PC or SDIO cards, it is important to do so in a clean and dry area. Some Adaptable Endcaps may make the installation of these cards more complex. You may require the assistance of a skilled technician or assistance from customer technical support.2%5&+1%#TFUECPTGFWEGDCVVGT[NKHGUKIPKſECPVN[GURGEKCNN[VJG9.#0CPF$NWGVQQVJECTFUMost PC & SDIO cards that are not memory cards, will require the installation of a driver for proper functioning. Refer to your technical suport team or Roper Mobile Technical Support Team for further information.•••••••Operation Guide
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A129Return To Table of ContentsInserting PC or SDIO CardsgTurn the unit off.Using a Flathead screwdriver, loosen the 2screws located at the top of your unit on Endcap.Remove the Endcap slowly and place to theside.Note: The screws will remain inside the Endcap.WARNINGThe Adaptable Endcap with GPS option has ashort communication cable between Endcapand unit. Keep Endcap close to unit not to breakor disconnect the cable.Note: You do not need to disconnect the GPS cableto insert the PC or SDIO cards.Slide card into the appropriate socket. (PC orSDIO).a) SDIO Slotb) PC SlotTurn stopper to secure cards into place.c) SDIO Stopperd) PC StopperNote: The extended Endcap also comes with two(2) foams to secure PC or SDIO cards into placewhen stoppers cannot be used.Replace the door to its originalposition and tighten screws.1.2.3.•4.5.6.USINGPC & SDIO CARDS(CONTINUED)Operation Guidebacb
30CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsOperation GuideUSINGPC & SDIO CARDS(CONTINUED)WARNINGInstalling PC cards is not recommendedwhen Adaptable Endcap is installed.Insert PC or SDIO Cards in a cleanand dry environment to ensure nodust particles or water enters the unit.Ensure to insert PC or SDIO Cardsappropriately or you may damage the unit.a)PC Cards: Insert the end with theVYQ TQYU QH NKVVNG JQNGU ſTUV CPFmanufacturer label facing upwards.b)SDIO Cards:Insert the end with the rowQH EQRRGTſPIGTUſTUV CPF OCPWHCEVWTGT NCDGNfacing upwards.Removing PC or SDIO CardsgTurn the unit off.Using a Flathead screwdriver, loosen the 2screws located at the top of your unit on Endcap.Remove the Endcap slowly and place to the side.Note:The screws will remain inside the Endcap.a)To remove thePC Cardfrom theunit, press the‘release button’ lo-cated to the right of the PC Card opening.b) To remove the SDIO Card, push gen-tly once and card will pop up. Remove card.Replace the door to its original position andtighten screws.1.2.3.1.2.3.4.
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A131Return To Table of ContentsUSINGTHE CRADLENote:(QTKPUVTWEVKQPUTGICTFKPIVJGKPUVCNNCVKQPCPFEQPſIWTCVKQPQHVJGETCFNGUCXCKNCDNGHQT[QWT%'$unit, refer to the Technical Guide available on the Roper Mobile Technical Support web site. Refer to ‘AdvancedUser Information” for instructions on logging onto the Customer Service Web Site.The Technical Guide will provide information on the following Cradles:1HſEG%TCFNGCradle Code DescriptionCBCE340BECharge & Communication: USB Host; USB Client and EthernetVehicle CradlesCradle Code DescriptionCBCE340BVCharge and Communication: USB Host; USB Client and 3 Serial Ports(RS232)Using the Ethernet Cradleg6QCEVKXCVGVJG'VJGTPGV%TCFNG[QWOWUVſTUVconnect a CSCE300 charger to the cradle.Connect the RJ-45 network cable to the cradle.Slide the unit into the cradle.Connect power cable to the wall outlet.1.2.3.4.Operation Guide
32CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsOperation GuideUSINGTHE CRADLE (CONTINUED)Using the Ethernet Cradle (Continued)g()Ethernet Adapter is activated and linked to theNetwork. It is ready to be used by a User orWindows Application.This blinking icon indicates that a connectionis established with the network and data isbeing transferred.The following icons indicate that the FTPServer is running. By default, server startsautomatically when a network connection isestablished.1.2.3.TRANSFERRINGFILESINFTP MODE6JG%'$WPKVKPENWFGUCP(62%NKGPVCEEGUUYJKEJOCMGUVTCPUHGTTKPIſNGUGCU[CPFFQGUPQVTGSWKTGthe use of ActivSync.+PUGTVVJG%'$WPKVKPVQVJG1HſEG%TCFNGNote: Once unit is inserted this will automatically activate the FTP server. If theFTP server does not activate automatically, follow the steps below.1.Click on:a) Startb) Programc) DAP Utilitiesd) FTP Server
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A133Return To Table of ContentsTransferring Files in FTP Mode (Continued)Open Internet Explorer on your Desktop Computer then type:FTP:// <your CE3000B IP address>e.g.: FTP://192.168.2.34The contents of your CE3000B unit will appear. Simply use the conventional‘Drag and Drop / Copy / Delete’functions to manage its contents.3.4.USB CLIENTCONNECTION6QCEVKXCVGVJG75$%QPPGEVKQP[QWOWUVſTUVconnect a CSCE300 Charger to the cradle.Connect USB cable to the CE3000B Unit and tothe Host connector on your desktop computer.Slide unit into the cradle.Connect power cable to wall outlet.1.2.3.4.Operation Guide
34CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of Contents6QEQPſIWTG75$%QPPGEVKQP%NKEMa) Startb) Settingsc) Control Paneld) PC ConnectionSelect “Enable direct connections to thedesktop computer”.Click “OK”To activate ActiveSync, Click:a) Startb) Programsc) Communicationd) PC LinkNote:Shortcut to PC Link: Press theFunction Key followed by the 1.1.2.3.4.Operation GuideUSB CLIENTCONNECTION (CONTINUED)+
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A135Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideUSINGTHE VEHICLECRADLEA vehicle adapter/charger is required and isavailable through Roper Mobile Technology (PartNumber CS312).8GJKENG%TCFNG%QPPGEVQT+FGPVKſECVKQPBack of Unit:USB HostUSB ClientPower SupplyFuseUnder the Unit:Serial Port 1Serial Port 2Serial Port 3Note:9JGPKPUVCNNKPICPFEQPſIWTKPIRGTKRJGTCNUensure to select the proper Port (1, 2 or 3) and toEQPPGEV VQ VJG EQPſIWTGF RQTV QPEG KPUVCNNCVKQPcomplete.Install power supply lead by inserting roundconnector into the round connector at theback of the cradle (refer back to connectorKFGPVKſECVKQPTurn ring clockwise to hold in place.Connect other end of connector to cigarettelighter.Note:The Vehicle Cradle requires a power source of9 to 30 Vdc.Ensure cigarette lighter connector is clean andcorrosion-free to provide the least electricalresistance.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.1.2.3.••CBCE340BV with Optional Mount7564321
36CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsMaking your own Power Supply Leadg y pp yTo make your own power supply lead, you may order the power connector at Roper Mobile Technology usingthe following information:Roper Mobile Technology item #: NAM036Manufacturer’s name and item #: SwitchCraft 760KNote:Be sure to insert a 3 amp time-lag fuse, or if you are using a fuse box, ensure to use a similar fuse.All contacts must be clean and corrosion-free to avoid electrical resistance.Keep the length of the Lead to a minimum.WiringgThe Vehicle Cradle can have up to 3 serial cables connected at the same time.The DU-C-0040 measures approximately 180 cm (70 in) and includes 2 DB-9sockets. Its sole use if for communicating with the host computer via ActiveSync.Note: Another type of cable may be required to link certain devices such as a GPS or external radio. TheDU-C-0040 may not be the appropriate cable for these devices and a special cable might therefore be required.To customize your own cable, refer to the “Serial Connector Pin Layout” section for further information.Installing Vehicle MountgThe vehicle cradle is compatible with the RAM-MOUNT System.Roper Mobile Technology item #: DC813RAM-MOUNT item number: RAM-B-101URAM-MOUNT offers several installation possibilities. For further information, consult their web site atwww.ram-mount.com.The DC813 hinged support is comprised of the following parts:1 RAM-B-201 Socket Arm with Handle2 RAM-B-202 anti-vibration balls3 screws•••••••1.2.3.USINGVEHICLE CRADLE(CONTINUED)Operation GuideDU-C-0040
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 37Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideInstalling the Vehicle Mount (Continued)Place one of the 2 balls underneath the cradle and align holes with the receptacles for the screws.Tighten all 3 screws to secure balls into place.Position the second ball against any solid area in the vehicle.Secure into place by tightening 4 screws (not provided).WARNINGFor safety reasons, it is strongly recommended that the vehicle cradle be installed at level lower than the driver’s and passenger’s heads.Using handle, loosen the pin-head adaptor.Insert each of the balls on either end of the arm.Adjust cradle to desired angle and secure into position by tightening the handle.WARNINGRoper Mobile Technology may not be held responsible for any injuries caused by the vehicle cradle or handheld mobile computer in the event of a collision. The Vehicle cradle has been designed to withstand normal bumps and vibrations during travel. It has not been designed to secure the handheld in case of a collision.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.USING VEHICLE CRADLE (CONTINUED)
38CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsMONITORINGTHEPROCESSONA 3 SERIAL PORTCRADLEA unique feature of the 3 Serial Port Cradle will allow you to monitor the process on the CE3000B screen.Note: A driver is required to ensure the 3 Serial Port Cradle (CBCE340BV) works correctly. For moreKPHQTOCVKQPQPVJGKPUVCNNCVKQPCPFEQPſIWTCVKQPQHVJGETCFNGTGHGTVQVJG%'$6GEJPKECN)WKFGNQECVGFonDocudap technical web site.Operation GuideCradle is powered and driver is installedcorrectly when the task bar displays thefollowing icons.When communication begins and data isbeing transferred, additional icons will appearto indicate communication status.Serial Port Connector Pin-OutPorts 1 2 & 3 on the CBCE340BV Cradle••PIN DESCRIPTION TYPE1CDCarrier DetectINPUT2RXReceive LineINPUT3TX Transmit LineOUTPUT4DTRData Terminal ReadyOUTPUT5GNDGround6DSRData Set ReadyINPUT7RTSRequest To SendINPUT8CTS Clear To Send OUTPUT9RIRing Indicator
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 39Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideMONITORING THE PROCESS ON A 3 SERIAL PORT CRADLE (CONTINUED)Serial Port Connector Pin-OutTypical Communication Cable for Peripheral (Null Cable)Typical Communication Cable for PeripheralCradle SideFemale DB-9Peripheral SideFemale-- DB-9Depends on the PeripheralDepends on the PeripheralCradle SideFemale DB-9Peripheral SideMale DB-9
40 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of Contents6JG %'$ WPKV EQOGU GSWKRRGF YKVJ C ſGNFreplaceable battery designed to ensure quick charging, long battery life and to withstand shocks and vibrations. It is strongly recommended to use batteries that are provided by Roper Mobile Technology or one of its distributors. Note: Check for our label on the battery pack.WARNINGAlways turn the unit off prior to changing the battery to ensure no data is lost.Changing the Field Replaceable BatteryTurn the unit off.Turn left screw downwards and right screw upwards to loosen in order to remove the battery pack. (Refer to the illustration on the right).Remove Battery Pack by lifting it off the unit.1.2.3.Operation GuideFIELD REPLACEABLE BATTERYTo UnlockTo Unlock
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 41Return To Table of ContentsReplace with a fully charged Battery Pack.Note: Ensure to insert battery pack correctly or you may not be able to tighten screws.Turn left screw upwards and right screw downwards to tighten and secure Battery Pack into place. (Refer to the illustration on the right).4.5.Operation GuideFIELD REPLACEABLE BATTERY (CONTINUED)To lockTo lock
42 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsPart Number Description3240B-C 1D/2D Barcode Reader3240B-EEC Extended End-Cap3240B-FC Fingerprint & 1D/2D Barcode Reader3240B-FEC Fingerprint Reader3240B-LEC Laser Barcode Scanner3240B-LF Laser Scanner & Fingerprint Reader3240B-NEC Standard End-Cap3240B-SCR Contact/Contactless SmartCard Reader3240B-REC RS-232 DB9 End-CapAdaptable Endcap Options
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A143Return To Table of ContentsBARCODE READERSLaser ScannerThe ‘Laser Scanner’ function will depend on theapplication used and a special software driver.Refer to your application’s User Guide for furtherinstructions. Information included are basicscanning instructions.Refer to the diagram to the right for right and wrongscanning methods.Testing the ScannergTo test the scanner, click on:a) Startb) Programsc) DAP Utilitiesd) CE PadTo activate scanner point the top of the unittoward the barcode label needed to be scanned.Press the ‘trigger’ button located on the sideof the unit and move the unit back and forthso the beam completely crosses the label.Once the label has been decoded, the unit willsound a short ‘beep’.Note: If you keep the ‘trigger’ button pressed fortoo long, the unit will stop scanning by itself after afew moments. The unit will sound two (2) beeps toindicate that no barcode has been detected.Advanced Users: Refer to the CE3000B TechnicalGuide for further instructions on programming.CAUTIONAvoid Exposure to Laser Light Beam.Do not intentionally look into the Laser LightBeam.1.2.3.4.••RghtightWrongWrorongngAdaptable Endcap OptionsTrigger Button
44CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsTesting the ReadergTo test the reader, click on:a) Startb) Programc) DAP Utilitiesd) CE PadTo activate reader, press the ‘trigger’ button.Hold the unit steadily at a distanceof 10 cm (4 in), from the barcode.WARNINGDo not move the unit while scanning or scan willnot function.1.2.3.BARCODEREADERS(CONTINUED)2D Barcode Reader6JKUURGEKCNQRVKQPKUWUWCNN[KPUVCNNGFCPFEQPſIWTGFKPJQWUGCVVJGOCPWHCEVWTGTŏUThe 2D Barcode Reader is primarily controlled by the client application and a special driver. Therefore, pleaserefer to your application specialist or supervisor for further instructions.Note:You may also refer to the CE3000B Technical Guide located on DocuDap for further instructions onAdaptable Endcap OptionsNote: Unlike the laser scanner, the 2D reader does not “swipe” the barcode, but rather, it takes a photographwhich is then recognized and interpreted by the unit. The photograph can be taken from any direction.The 2D Barcode Reader will emit a red beam allowing the user to adequately focus on the barcode needingto be read.1PEGVJGTGCFKPIJCUDGGPEQORNGVGFVJGFGXKEGYKNNGOKVCUQWPFCPFVJGEQPſTOCVKQP.'&YKNNVWTPITGGPfor a moment. The numeric code will then be displayed on the screen.You can release the trigger an any time to cancel the scanning. Two short beeps indicate that scanning hasended.
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A145Return To Table of ContentsFAST FINGERPRINT SENSORTesting the Fingerprint SensorggpClick on:a) Startb) Programsc) Dap Utilitiesd) FingerprintThis window will appear indicating“TFM Session is not opened yet.Click send to open session.Wait until this message appears inthe middle section of the window.1.2.3.4.Adaptable Endcap Options
46CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsSelect1 - OnEnrollfrom the drop down menu.Enter NewID Numberand click Send.2NCEG ſPIGT QP (KPIGTRTKPV5GPUQTCPF YCKV HQT ſPIGTRTKPV TGEQIPKVKQP5.6.7.Adaptable Encap OptionsFAST FINGERPRINT SENSOR (CONTINUED)Testing the Fingerprint Sensor (Continued)ggp ( )
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A147Return To Table of ContentsOperation GuideFAST FINGERPRINT SENSOR (CONTINUED)Testing the Fingerprint Sensor (Continued)ggp ( )If Fingerprint image was taken appropriately,this screen will appear.If the image was read correctly, you may nowXGTKH[FCVCDCUGHQTſPIGTRTKPVTGEQIPKVKQPClick “OnVerify”VQXGTKH[ſPIGTRTKPVKPDatabase.Click “Send” and wait a few moments for aDatabase search.After a few moments, theő8GTKſECVKQPResult” will be displayed.It will either indicate “Match”or “No Match”.1.2.3.4.5.6.
48 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsThe CardMan® 5121 is based on a 13.56 MHz contactless Smart Card Interface that is compliant with ISO 5RGEKſECVKQPU#$CPF6JGTGCFGTYQTMUYKVJCXCTKGV[QH/*\EQPVCEVNGUU5OCTV%CTFUincluding but not limited to:Philips: MIFARE®, DESFire®, MIFARE ProX® Smart MX, and i.code;HID: ICLASS®Texas Instruments: TagIT®ST Micro: x-indent, SR 176, SR 1X 4KInfineon: My-d (in secure mode UID only)Atmel: AT088RF020Host InterfaceUSB 2.0 CCID (also supports 1.1) ŨTransmission speed 12 MbpsPower Supply BusPoweredMax.U25mAContactless (RFID) Smart Card InterfaceISO 14443 A ŨISO 14443 B ŨISO 15693 ŨComplianceMicrosoft®WHQL Certified ŨUSB 1.1 & 2.0 ŨAPIPC / SC Driver ŨSynchronous API ( On top of PC/SC) ŨNote: A basic Demo Program can be provided upon request. Contact your Customer Service Representative nearest you.••••••SMARTCARD READER (CONTACT & CONTACTLESS)Operation GuidePC/SC Driver SupportWindows CE 3.0 Support / CE.NET (depend-ing on the software)Ũ*CTFYCTG5RGEKſECVKQPUDimensions (LxBxH) 57 x 40 x 1.5 mmWeight 20 grams without ContactConnector;40 grams withContact ConnectorOperating Temperature 10 - 55° C (32-131° F) Operating Humidity 10 - 90 % rHMeantime Between Failure (MTBF)500,000 hours5CHGV['PXKTQPOGPVCN5VCPFCTFURTGEGTVKſGFCE, FCC & UL Ũ
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A149Return To Table of ContentsAdvanced SettingsADVANCEDBATTERY OPTIONSTo See Power RemaininggUnder Windows CE 5.0, click on:a) Startb) Settingsc) Control Paneld) Powere) BatteryPreserving PowergIt is possible to extend battery life by modifying thepower delays of the unit, screen and backlightingsettings.To setup the screen and backlight delays, clickon:a) Startb) Settingsc) Control Paneld) _Powere) Power OffBattery Power ManagementygAll CE3000BB units are delivered with a calibratedMain Battery.&GſPG ő.QY .GXGNŒ CU RGT [QWT UGNGEVKQP CPFapplications used.Note: The default settings are 16% for “Low Level” and 5% for “Very Low”. When the battery reachesVJGNQY NGXGN VJG DCVVGT[ UVCVWUKPFKECVQT YKNNƀCUJred. A 5% the battery status indicator continues toƀCUJ CPF C YKPFQY YKNN FKURNC[ VQ KPFKECVG VQ VJGuser that the battery is at a critical level and mustbe re-charged.1.1.1.
50 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsAdvanced SettingsBACKGROUND DISPLAY AND CONTRAST6JG5ETGGPFKURNC[JCUDGGPEQPſIWTGFVQGPUWTGNKIJVKPIKUQRVKOK\GFKPCNNRQUUKDNGGPXK-ronments and conditions. However, in extreme conditions and outside the normal tempera-ture range (-20°C to +50°C (-4°F to + 122°F)), manual readjustment might be necessary.ACTIVESYNC COMMUNICATION7UKPIVJG/KETQUQHV#EVKXG5[PEEQOOWPKECVKQPKVKURQUUKDNGVQVTCPUHGTſNGUDGVYGGPCFGUMVQREQORWVGTand the CE3000B unit.Note: With Microsoft Outlook 2002 or later, it is also possible to synchronize information between the desktop computer and the CE3000B unit.ActiveSync SetupNote: ActiveSync Client is already installed on the unit and the “ActiveSync Host” must be setup on the desktop computer in order to function. (Should the host not be installed on the desktop, follow the instructions below.Download the latest version of the Microsoft ActiveSync Software from one of the following sites: a) From the Microsoft Web Siteb) From DAP Technologies Customer Support Web Site @ www.support.daptech.comOnce download is complete, launch the ActiveSync “Install” program. A screen will appear prompting you to Setup Microsoft ActiveSync Program. Click NextA screen will appear prompting you for what folder to save the program. The default folder is recommended.Click NextOnce installation is completed, click “Finish”. If prompted “Create Partnership between Desktop and CE Device, Click “Cancel”.Once the installation has been successfully completed, the ActiveSync Applet will be displayed on your desktop and an icon will be added to your Task Bar. (The Software program will also be available through the Start Menu).1.2.3.4.5.6.7.
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A151Return To Table of ContentsAdvanced SettingsPARTNERSHIPWITH ETHERNET CRADLE:Note:The “Ethernet Partnership” is only possible with ActiveSync 3.7 or 3.8.The Ethernet connection requires the use of a cradle model # and an Ethernet cable connected between thecradle and your network. Refer to the “using the Cradle” section for further instructions.An initial Ethernet connection normally requires a “Partnership” with your “Host” computer using a serial orUSB port. Roper Mobile Technology has made these following programs available to assist in the creation ofthe “ Ethernet Partnership” when using the Ethernet cradle:SetPartnerShip.exe (Already installed on the CE3000B unit)PartnerShip Server.exe (This program must be downloaded)Download PartnerShip Server.exeGo to http://www.support.daptech.comRefer to CE.NET PUBLIC DOWNLOADCopy to a folder that will be easily accessible; e.g. Desktop Folder.••1.2.3.%TGCVGſTUV'VJGTPGVRCTVPGTUJKRInstall the CE3000B unit into its Ethernet Cradleand wait until the network has been detected.LaunchPartnerShip Server.exe on the Host computer.1.2.Click on arrow to see more iconsif network icons are not visible.Network connectionis established.
52CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsPARTNERSHIPWITH ETHERNET CRADLE(CONTINUED)To establish PartnerShip, click on:a) Startb) Communicationc) Set PartnerShipThe Ethernet PartnerShip should beestablished within a few seconds.Note: This procedure needs only to be doneQPEGVQETGCVGVJGſTUVő2CTVPGT5JKRŒTo launch ActiveSync, Click on:a) Startb) Programc) Communicationd) ActivSyncNote: For subsequent connections, simplyfollow step 5 to start ActiveSync.3.4.5.Advanced Settings
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A153Return To Table of ContentsAdvanced SettingsADVANCEDUSERINFORMATIONTo obtain the most current technical information on[QWT%'$WPKV[QWOWUVſTUVTGIKUVGT[QWTWPKV@DocuDap Technical Web Site.Click on Control Panel.Click on the _System Applet.From this _System Applet Window, note the16 digit serial number.Start your Internet Browser.Go to: http://www.RoperMobile.com/DocuDap1.2.3.
54CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsAdvanced SettingsClick on“Register a Serial Number or AccessCode”Enter your CE3000B unit’s serial number notedearlier.Enter a valid Email address and your user nameand password will be forwarded to you.Return to DocuDap login and enter the informationthat was provided to you and click “Submit”.You may now surf the Technical Web Site formore technical and advanced user information.1.2.3.4.5.ADVANCED USERINFORMATION (CONTINUED)
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A155Return To Table of ContentsCompanion ProgramsThis section lists several programs that are included with the CE3000B unit and provides a brief descriptionof their functions. However, Not all programs are covered.It is notthe intent of this User Guide to describe the applications included. Please refer to DAP Technical Web Site for further instructions on DAP programs included or the Microsoft Web Site for Microsoft Programsincluded.DAP CE3000B PROGRAMSIcon Name &GſPKVKQPCE PadA Small Test Editor.Color PatternTo verify color screen quality.Power RemainingDisplay Power Applet.Soft Reset Reset the unit. The supervisormode is required.Recorder#NNQYU[QWVQRNC[DCEMYCXGſNGUand recorded messages.Change ModeSwitch between the User andChange mode.Fast Fingerprint SensorFingerprint Demo.
56CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsCompanion ProgramsMICROSOFTPROGRAMSIcon Name &GſPKVKQPInboxSend and receive Emails bysynchronizing Desktop withCE3000B unit.Microsoft Viewer Suite9KNN FKURNC[ 'ZEGN ſNGU KOCIGU2&(2QYGT2QKPVCPF9QTFſNGUMSN MessagerChat on MSN Messenger.Requires an Microsoft Passport orExchange Email Account which isprovided by employer.Internet ExplorerSurf the Web by synchronizingpages with desktop computer orby connecting to Internet.Media Player2NC[OWUKEQTXKFGQſNGU
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A157Return To Table of ContentsProblem / Failure Recommended ActionLow Battery Messages on the Main Battery.Still some power remains but it is recommendedthat you replace the battery before Data is lost.1.If neither of these 2 icons appear in the Task Bar when using Ethernet Cradle.Verify Network cable is connected on the back ofthe cradle.Verify Network cable is not defective.Ethernet on-board adapter may be deactivated orin Power Save Mode.1.2.3.The screen is blank and keyboard does notsound the ‘beep’ when a key is pressed.Verify that the unit is turned on.Verify that the battery is fully charged.1.2.The unit does not turn on.Verify batteries --- batteries may need re-charging.Once unit is placed on the charger, the unit shouldturn itself on in the next few seconds and re-startthe operating system.1.The PC Card does not connect.Verify that the PC Card is inserted properly.Refer back to the section “Using PC Cards”1.The display contrast is very weak or backgroundvery dark.Verify the display contrast settings are appropriatelyset. Use the contrast keys to adjust the settings.(Refer to “Background Display and ContrastAdvanced Settings”for further instructions.1.The unit does not turn off automatically ormanually.Verify unit is properly connected to the charger.8GTKH[őUJWVQHHŒHGCVWTGKURTQRGTN[EQPſIWTGF1.2.Troubleshooting Guide
58 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsStorage & MaintenanceThe CE3000B Unit is a reliable product requiring little maintenance. Only occasional replacement of the battery and the carrying strap is required.WARNINGThere are no user-serviceable parts inside the CE3000B Unit. Do not try to repair the unit as this may affect proper functioning as well as void the warranty.STORAGEIf the unit is not going to be used for a few days or more, the unit may be kept directly on the charger.If the unit is not going to be used for a few weeks, it is strongly recommended that the unit be fully charged and stored in a location where the temperature will be between 20°C (68°F) to 25°C (77°F).WARNINGIf extended storage time is necessary, it is important to backup all data to ensure no data is lost or corrupted.Keeping the unit on the Charger is also possible, however, this may affect the battery life and capacity over time. It is recommended that the unit be re-charged daily.CLEANINGUse a normal soft cloth and mild soap to clean the CE3000B unit. Do not use abrasives as these cleansers OC[FCOCIGVJGſPKUJCPFUETCVEJVJGVQWEJUETGGP'PUWTGVJCVCNNEQORCTVOGPVUCTGRTQRGTN[ENQUGFRTKQTto cleaning unit.SHIPPING THE UNITThe CE3000B units have been designed to withstand vibrations and shocks that can occur during normal use of the product. However, should shipping one of these units be required, it is strongly recommended that these be packaged in the same packaging the unit was delivered in, or similar packaging to avoid any damage to the units during transportation.CARRYING STRAPTo clean the strap, simply use a mild soap and a normal soft cloth. If there is extensive wear on the strap, it may be time to change it. ••••
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 59Return To Table of ContentsStorage & MaintenanceBATTERY MAINTENANCEMain BatteryThe high-quality Lithium-Ion battery provided with your unit may be re-charged over 500 times according to the battery manufacturer.Note:+HVJGDCVVGT[ŏUFWTCVKQPFQGUPQVNCUVVJGPQTOCNVKOGHTCOGURGEKſGFKVOC[DGVKOGVQEJCPIGKV6JGmain battery should last from 12 to 24 months if used under normal working conditions.Backup BatteryThe Backup Battery will normally not need to be replaced during the expected life of the CE3000B unit. 4GEJCTIGCUURGEKſGFCHVGTWUGReplacing the BatteryNote: Always turn the unit off before removing the battery. The CE3000B Unit uses an approved battery to ensure a quicker charging time, longer battery life and resistance to shock and vibrations. To ensure that the batteries are appropriate for use on DAP equipment, it is strongly recommended that these be purchased directly through Roper Mobile Technology or one of its distributors. (Check for our logo on the battery). Refer back to “Field Replaceable Battery” for further instruction on changing the battery of your CE3000B unit.
60 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsStorage & MaintenanceTOUCH SCREEN MAINTENANCEThe Touch Screen requires minimal maintenance. Only appropriate care when using and cleaning the touch is required. Use the Stylus provided with the unit when using the touch screen to ensure other pointed devices do not damage the screen. When cleaning, ensure to use a mild detergent and soft cloth.WARNING&Q0QVWUGCDTCUKXGUCUVJGUGOC[FCOCIGVJGſPKUJCPFUETCVEJVJGVQWEJUETGGPReplace or clean the Stylus as soon as it seems damaged or dirty.ADAPTABLE ENDCAP WITH LASER OPTIONNote:6JGGHſEKGPE[QHVJG.CUGTTGCFKPIYKNNFGRGPFQPVJGSWCNKV[QHVJGRNCUVKEYKPFQY#P[UETCVEJFKTVQTſPIGTRTKPVUYKNNFGITCFGVJGTGCFKPISWCNKV[Clean aDAPtable end cap using a mild detergent and soft cloth to ensure no scratches to the window. (A plastic Lens cleaner can also be used for cleaning the window).QUICK-REFERENCE REPLACEMENT PARTS LISTPart Description Part NumberLithium-Ion Battery DCCE300Carrying Strap (4 per package) DCCE301Stylus (Pen) (5 per package) DCCE303••1.
www.RoperMobile.comCMU056-A161Return To Table of ContentsRecycling PassportCE3000B UNITThe Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE) is a European directive established in 2003for the collection, recycling and recovery targets for all types of electrical goods.This European Directive imposes the responsibility for the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipmenton the manufacturers of such equipment.In accordance to this directive, DAP Technologies will assist you in the proper disposal of your DAP Units.For further instructions on how to dispose of these units, please refer to our web site:www.RoperMobile.com
62 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsCE ConformityThe CE3240B, has been tested and is in compliance with the 89/336/EEC European Directive for Electromagnetic Compatibility. Electromagnetic Emissions & Electromagnetic Immunity Standards &GſPKVKQPEN55022 Radiated & Conducted, Class BENV 50204 4CFKCVGFGNGEVTQOCIPGVKEſGNFHTQOTCFKQVGNGRJQPGUEN 61000-4-2 Electrostatic dischargeEN 61000-4-3 Radiated ImmunityEN 61000-4-5 SurgeEN 61000-4-6 Conducted ImmunityEN 61000-4-11 Voltage VariationEN 61000-3-2 HarmonicEN 61000-3-3 Flickers
FCC Information, Copyright PolicyCMU056-A1 (a) 63COPYRIGHT POLICY Any software described in this document is provided under a license agreement or non-disclosure agreement. It is strictly prohibited by law to copy any portion of the software provided by DAP Technologies onto any media format. DAP is a registered trademark of DAP Technologies. Microsoft, MS-DOS and Windows CE are registeredtrademarks of Microsoft Corporation. PCM CIA and PC Cards are also registered trademarks of MicrosoftCorporation.Note: A Copyright Policy is also applicable for any software provided by Microsoft on DAP Products. Please refer to Microsoft End User License Agreement Section for further information. RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSURE REQUIREMENTS (only for models with Wireless WAN) For body worn operation, this product has been tested and meets FCC RF exposureguidelines when used with an accessory that contains no metallic component. Use ofother accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC Radio Frequency exposureguidelines. This device shall not be co-located or operating in conjuction with any otherantenna or transmitter. INFORMATION TO USERThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This devicemust accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for 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 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 helpAny changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible forcompliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC web site at www.fcc.govFor more information about the product certification, please contact support@daptech.com
64 CMU056-A1 www.RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of ContentsMicrosoft End-User License AgreementYou have acquired a DAP device that includes software licensed from Microsoft Corporation. The Microsoft software included in your device, as well as associated media, printed materials, and online documentation are all protected by Copyright Laws and International Copyright Treaties. If you do not agree with this End-User License Agreement (“EULA”), use of this device, or use and copying of, any installed software is strictly prohibited. We strongly recommend that you immediately contact a DAP Customer Representative for return instructions of the unused unit. LICENSE GRANTThe software must only be used with the device provided.There are no warranties for the software included. Reverse engineering is strictly prohibited. Software transfer is allowed but with restrictions. You may permanently transfer rights under this EULA only as part of a permanent sale or transfer of the device as long as the recipient agrees to this EULA. If the software is an upgrade, any transfer must also include all prior versions of the software.JAVA SUPPORTThe software may contain support for programs written in Java. Java technology is not designed, manufactured, or intended for use or resale as online control equipment in hazardous environments requiring fail-safe performance. These environments include nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation, communication systems, air VTCHſEEQPVTQNNKHGUWRRQTVOCEJKPGUQTYGCRQPU••••
www.RoperMobile.com CMU056-A1 65Return To Table of ContentsWarrantyLIMITED WARRANTYRoper Mobile Technology will replace or repair at its discretion, any products that prove to be defective, in terms of material or workmanship, for a period of twelve (12) months following the purchase date of the DAP HandHeld computers and its accessories.This warranty does not cover damages caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, or those incurred during shipping or storage of the DAP units. This warranty does not EQXGTCP[OQFKſECVKQPUQTUGTXKEKPID[CP[QPGQVJGTVJCPa Roper Mobile Authorized Service Center.Roper Mobile Technology shall not be held accountable for any damages caused by misuse of DAP units or damage incurred due to the installation of any other software or hardware added to these units. WARNINGDAP units and accessories should not be used in applications where device failure could result in physical injury or loss of life.The Operating System, MS-Dos, Windows CE and all other software sold or provided by Roper Mobile Technology are provided as is, without any warranty, either expressed or implied.In no event shall Roper Mobile Technology be liable for any direct damages, indirect damages or damages KPEWTTGFD[VJGNQUUQHRTGUGPVQTRTQURGEVKXGRTQſVUCTKUKPIHTQOVJGHCKNWTGKPRGTHQTOCPEGQHVJGRTQFWEVThis warranty hereby excludes all other legal warranties related to the quality of the product or its capacities VQHWNſNNURGEKſERWTRQUGUKPENWFKPICNNYCTTCPVKGUITCPVGFD[VJG7PKVGF0CVKQPU%QPXGPVKQPQP%QPVTCEVUHQTthe International Sale of Goods; the application of this Convention being expressly excluded.RETURN MERCHANDISE AUTHORIZATION FOR SERVICING (RMA)+PQTFGTVQJCXG[QWTRTQFWEVUGTXKEGF[QWOWUVſTUVQDVCKPC4GVWTP/CVGTKCN#WVJQTK\CVKQP4/#0WODGTfrom Roper Mobile Technology. You must return your unit in its original packaging to your Value Added Reseller (VAR), an Authorized Service Center, or directly to Roper Mobile Technology. Service under the conditions of this warranty requires prepaid shipment from your facility to a Service Center.The DAP unit and accessories have no user serviceable parts.To obtain an RMA Number, you may call your service center closest to you or go directly to the online RMA form @ www.RoperMobile.com, click on Support, RMA form.EXTENDED WARRANTY ON ROPER MOBILE TECHNOLOGY MANUFACTURED PRODUCTSThe original purchaser may, at any time during the initial warranty period, extend the warranty with the purchase of a Roper Mobile Technology Service Contract. Contact your local VAR or Customer Support nearest you for further information.
66CMU056-A1www.RoperMobile.comInternational AddressesRoper Mobile Technology Worldwide 1HſEG.QECVKQPUCanada 875 Charest West Boulevard, suite 200 Quebec City, Quebec Canada G1N 2C9 T: (418) 681-9394 F: (418) 681-0799 TF: (800) 363-1993 E:Sales@RoperMobile.comUnites States7450 South Priest DriveTempe, ArizonaUnited States, 85283T: (480) 705-4200F: (480) 705-4216TF: (800) 363-1993E:Sales@RoperMobile.comEurope0WHſGNF9C[Abingdon, OX14 1RLEnglandT : + 44 (0) 1235 462130F: + 44 (0) 1235 462131TF:+ (800) 8899 1000+(800)8899 1000+ (800) 8899 1000E:SalesUK@RoperMobile.comAsiaLevel 15, Shinjuku Dai-Ichi Seimei Bldg.2-7-1 Nishi-ShinjukuShinjuku, Tokyo 163-0715 JapanT: + 81-3-3340-2861F: + 81-3-3340-2920E:SalesASIA@RoperMobile.comCustomer SupportTechnical Support Canada & International+ 1 (418) 681-7833+ 1 (800) 363-1993TechSupportCanada@RoperMobile.comTechnical Support USA+ 1 (518) 293-7824+ 1 (800) 363-1993TechSupportUSA@RoperMobile.comTechnical Support EMEA+ (800) 8899 1000TechSupportEMEA@RoperMobile.comTechnical Support United Kingdom+ 44 (0) 1235 462130TechSupportUK@RoperMobile.comReturn To Table of Contents
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