Trimble 96420 PDA User Manual Trimble Field Inspector Software User Guide

Trimble Navigation Ltd PDA Trimble Field Inspector Software User Guide

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USERGUIDETrimbleJuno SeriesHandhelds: TNJ31 and TNJ32ʳSafetyinformationʳAbout theJunoserieshandhelds ʳGettingstarted ʳUsingtheWindowsEmbeddedHandheld operatingsystemʳConnectingtoan officecomputer ʳUsingtheintegratedradiosto connecttootherdevices ʳUsingtheGNSSreceiver ʳUsingthecamera ʳ TroubleshootingVersion 1.00 RevisionAFebruary 2012
2JunoSeries Handhelds UserGuide TrimbleNavigationLimited10355 WestmoorDriveSuite#100Westminster,CO 80021USAwww.trimble.comLegalNoticesCopyrightandTrademarks©2008-2011, TrimbleNavigationLimited.Allrightsreserved.Trimble, the Globe&Trianglelogo,GPSPathfinder,andJunoaretrademarksofTrimbleNavigationLimited,registeredinthe UnitedStates andinother countries.EVEREST,GeoBeacon,GPSAnalyst,GPScorrect,H-Star,TerraSync,TrimPix, andVRS aretrademarksofTrimbleNavigationLimited.Microsoft,ActiveSync,Excel,Outlook,PowerPoint,Windows,Windows Live,WindowsMedia,WindowsMobile,WindowsVista,andthe WindowsStartlogo are eitherregisteredtrademarksortrademarksofMicrosoftCorporationinthe UnitedStates and/or other countries.The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the BluetoothSIG,Inc. and anyuse of such marks byTrimbleNavigationLimited isunder license.Allothertrademarksaretheproperty of their respective owners.ReleaseNoticeThis is the February 2012release(Revision A) of theJunoSeries HandheldsUser Guide,covering ModelsTNJ31 andTNJ32.TheJuno serieshandheld’s operatingsystemis based onMicrosoftWindowsEmbedded Handheld6.5 Professionaloperatingsystem.Limited WarrantyTer m s a ndConditionsProductLimitedWarrantySubjecttotheterms and conditionssetforthherein,TrimbleNavigationLimited(“Trimble”) warrantsthatfor a period of (1) year fromdateofpurchasethisTrimbleproduct(the“Product”)willsubstantiallyconformtoTrimble's publicly available specifications fortheProduct andthatthehardwareandanystoragemedia components oftheProductwillbesubstantially free from defectsinmaterialsand workmanship.ProductSoftwareProductsoftware,whetherbuilt intohardware circuitryas firmware,providedas astandalonecomputer software product, embeddedinflashmemory,orstoredon magneticorother media,islicensedsolely for use withor asan integralpartof the Product andisnotsold.Thetermsoftheend userlicenseagreement,as includedbelow,governtheuse oftheProductSoftware,including any differinglimitedwarrantyterms, exclusions and limitations, which shallcontroloverthetermsandconditions set forthinthelimitedProductwarranty.WarrantyRemediesIfthe Trimble Product fails duringthewarrantyperiod forreasons covered bythislimitedwarranty and you notifyTrimbleof suchfailureduring thewarrantyperiod,TrimblewillrepairOR replacethenonconforming Productwithnew,equivalent tonew,orreconditionedpartsorProduct, OR refundtheProduct purchase price paid by you,atTrimble’soption,upon yourreturnoftheProductinaccordancewith Trimble's productreturnprocedures thenineffect.How to Obtain WarrantyServiceToobtainwarranty service fortheProduct, pleasecontact yourTrimble dealer.Alternatively,you may contactTrimbletorequestwarrantyserviceat+1-408-481-6940 (24 hoursa day) or email yourrequestto trimble_support@trimble.com.Pleasebe preparedtoprovide:–your name,address,and telephonenumbers;–proof of purchase;–a copy ofthisTrimblewarranty–adescription of the nonconforming Product includingthemodelnumber;and–anexplanationof the problem.The customer servicerepresentativemay needadditionalinformation from you depending onthenatureof the problem.WarrantyExclusions and DisclaimerThis Productlimitedwarrantyshall only applyinthe event andto theextentthat(i)the Product is properly and correctlyinstalled,configured,interfaced,maintained,stored,andoperatedinaccordancewith Trimble's applicable operator's manual andspecifications,and;(ii) theProductisnotmodified or misused.This Productlimitedwarrantyshallnotapply to, and Trimble shallnotberesponsiblefor,defectsor performance problemsresultingfrom(i)the combinationorutilizationof theProductwithhardware or software products,information,data,systems,interfaces,ordevicesnotmade,supplied,orspecifiedbyTrimble;(ii)the operation of theProductunder anyspecificationother than,orinaddition to, Trimble'sstandardspecifications foritsproducts; (iii)the unauthorized installation,modification,or use of theProduct; (iv)damage causedby:accident,lightning orotherelectricaldischarge, freshorsaltwaterimmersionorspray(outsideofProduct specifications);orexposuretoenvironmental conditionsfor whichtheProductisnotintended;(v) normal wear and tear on consumableparts(e.g.,batteries);or(vi)cosmeticdamage.Trimbledoesnotwarrantor guarantee theresultsobtained throughtheuse oftheProductorSoftware,or thatsoftware componentswilloperate errorfree.NOTICEREGARDINGPRODUCTS EQUIPPEDWITH TECHNOLOGYCAPABLE OF TRACKINGSATELLITESIGNALS FROM SATELLITEBASEDAUGMENTATIONSYSTEMS(SBAS) (WAAS/EGNOS,ANDMSAS), OMNISTAR,GPS,MODERNIZEDGPS OR GLONASS SATELLITES,ORFROMIALABEACON SOURCES:TRIMBLEIS NOT RESPONSIBLEFORTHEOPERATION OR FAILURE OFOPERATIONOF ANYSATELLITEBASED POSITIONING SYSTEM ORTHEAVAILABILITYOFANYSATELLITE BASEDPOSITIONINGSIGNALS.THE FOREGOINGLIMITEDWARRANTY TERMS STATE TRIMBLE’SENTIRELIABILITY,AND YOUR EXCLUSIVEREMEDIES,RELATING TO THETRIMBLEPRODUCT.EXCEPT ASOTHERWISEEXPRESSLYPROVIDEDHEREIN,THEPRODUCT,AND ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION AND MATERIALS AREPROVIDED“AS-IS”AND WITHOUTEXPRESS ORIMPLIED WARRANTYOFANY KIND,BY EITHER TRIMBLE OR ANYONE WHO HASBEENINVOLVEDINITSCREATION,PRODUCTION,INSTALLATION,ORDISTRIBUTION,INCLUDING,BUT NOTLIMITEDTO,THEIMPLIED WARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY ANDFITNESS FORAPARTICULAR PURPOSE,TITLE,AND NONINFRINGEMENT.THE STATEDEXPRESSWARRANTIES AREINLIEU OFALLOBLIGATIONSORLIABILITIESONTHEPART OF TRIMBLEARISINGOUTOF,ORINCONNECTIONWITH,ANYPRODUCT.BECAUSESOME STATES ANDJURISDICTIONSDO NOTALLOW LIMITATIONSONDURATION OR THE EXCLUSION OFAN IMPLIEDWARRANTY,THE ABOVELIMITATIONMAY NOT APPLY TOYOU.LimitationofLiabilityTRIMBLE'SENTIRE LIABILITY UNDER ANYPROVISIONHEREIN SHALLBELIMITEDTO THE AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FOR THEPRODUCT.TOTHEMAXIMUMEXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLELAW,INNOEVENTSHALL TRIMBLE OR ITSSUPPLIERSBE LIABLE FOR ANYINDIRECT, SPECIAL,INCIDENTAL,OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGEWHATSOEVER UNDER ANYCIRCUMSTANCEOR LEGAL THEORY RELATINGIN ANYWAYTO THEPRODUCTS,SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION AND MATERIALS,(INCLUDING,WITHOUTLIMITATION,DAMAGESFOR LOSS OF BUSINESSPROFITS,BUSINESSINTERRUPTION,LOSS OFDATA,ORANY OTHER PECUNIARYLOSS),REGARDLESS OFWHETHER TRIMBLEHAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF ANY SUCHLOSS AND REGARDLESSOF THE COURSE OFDEALING WHICHDEVELOPS OR HASDEVELOPEDBETWEEN YOU AND TRIMBLE.BECAUSE SOME STATESANDJURISDICTIONSDO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION ORLIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL ORINCIDENTAL DAMAGES,THEABOVELIMITATIONMAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.PLEASENOTE:THE ABOVE TRIMBLELIMITEDWARRANTYPROVISIONSWILLNOT APPLYTOPRODUCTS PURCHASEDIN THOSE JURISDICTIONS(E.G.,MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEANECONOMIC AREA)IN WHICHPRODUCT WARRANTIESARETHE RESPONSIBILITYOFTHELOCAL DEALER FROMWHOM THEPRODUCTS AREACQUIRED.INSUCHACASE,PLEASE CONTACT YOURTRIMBLEDEALERFORAPPLICABLE WARRANTY INFORMATION.Official LanguageTHE OFFICIAL LANGUAGEOF THESETERMSAND CONDITIONSISENGLISH.INTHE EVENT OFACONFLICT BETWEEN ENGLISHAND OTHER LANGUAGEVERSIONS,THEENGLISHLANGUAGE SHALLCONTROL.End User LicenseAgreement for Product SoftwareIMPORTANT, READ CAREFULLY.THISEND USERLICENSEAGREEMENT (“EULA”)ISA LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEENYOU ANDTrimbleNavigationLimited(“Trimble”)and appliesto thecomputersoftwareprovidedwiththeTrimbleproductpurchased byyou (whetherbuilt intohardwarecircuitryas firmware,embeddedin flash memory or a PCMCIAcard,orstoredon magneticor other media),or provided as astand-alonecomputersoftware product, and includesanyaccompanyingwrittenmaterials suchas a user's guideor product manual,aswellasany "online"orelectronic documentation("Software" or “ProductSoftware”).This EULAwillalso applytoanySoftwareerror corrections,updates and upgrades subsequently furnished byTrimble, unless such are accompanied bydifferentlicenseterms andconditions, whichwillgovern their use. You have acquired aTrimbleProduct ("Device")thatincludesSoftware,some of which was licensedbyTrimblefromMicrosoftCorporation oritsaffiliates(collectively"Microsoft"). TheSoftwarelicensedfrom Microsoft,as well as associated updates,supplements, internet-basedservices andsupportservices, media,printedmaterials,and "online"orelectronic documentation("MicrosoftSoftware"),are protected underthisEULA.TheSoftwareis
also protected by copyright laws and internationalcopyrighttreaties,as wellasother intellectualproperty laws andtreaties.TheSoftwareislicensed,notsold.BYUSINGTHE SOFTWARE,INCLUDINGUSE ONTHISDEVICE, YOU ACCEPT THESETERMS.IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPTTHEM,DONOT USETHEDEVICE OR SOFTWARE.INSTEADCONTACT TRIMBLEFORA REFUND ORCREDIT.As described below,usingsomefeaturesalsooperatesas your consenttothetransmission ofcertainstandardcomputer information forInternet-basedservices.WARNING:IftheSoftwarecontains voiceoperatedtechnologies,thenoperatingthisSoftwarerequires userattention.Divertingattentionawayfrom the road while driving can possiblycause anaccidentor other serious consequence.Evenoccasional,shortdiversionsofattentioncanbe dangerousifyourattentionisdivertedawayfrom your driving taskatacriticaltime.TrimbleandMicrosoftmake norepresentations, warranties orotherdeterminationsthatANY use ofthisSoftwareislegal,safe,or inany manner recommendedor intendedwhile drivingor otherwise operating a motorvehicle.This EULA doesnot grantyou anyrightswithrespectto theWindowsMobileDeviceCenter,MicrosoftActiveSyncor Microsoft Outlook2007Trialwhicharesubjectto thelicensesaccompanying thoseitems.1SOFTWAREPRODUCT LICENSE1.1 LicenseGrant.Subjecttotheterms andconditions ofthisEULA,Trimblegrants you anon-exclusiverighttouse one copy of theSoftwareina machine-readable form onlyas installedon the Device.Such useislimitedtousewiththe Device for whichitwas intended,assetforth in theproductdocumentation.The DeviceSoftwareislicensedwith the Device as asingleintegratedproduct. TheDeviceSoftwareinstalledin read only memory (“ROM”) oftheDevicemay only be used aspart oftheDeviceintowhichitwas embedded.You may use theinstallationSoftwarefrom a computer solelytodownload theSoftwaretooneDevice.Innoeventshall the installationSoftwarebe usedtodownloadtheSoftwareonto more than one Device. Alicensefor theSoftwaremaynotbe sharedorusedconcurrentlyon different computersorDevices.1.2 Scope ofLicense.This EULA onlygivesyou some rightstousetheSoftware.Trimble andMicrosoftreserveall other rights. Unlessapplicable lawgivesyou more rights despitethislimitation,you mayuse theSoftwareonlyas expresslypermittedinthisEULA.Indoing so,you mustcomplywithanytechnical limitationsintheSoftwarethat allowyoutouseitonlyincertainways.Exceptas expressly provided in this EULA,rightstoaccess theSoftwareonthisDevicedonotgive youanyright to implementMicrosoftpatents or otherMicrosoftintellectual propertyinsoftwareordevicesthataccessthisdevice. You may use remoteaccesstechnologiesinthe software suchas RemoteDesktop Mobiletoaccess theSoftwareremotelyfrom acomputer orserver.You areresponsible for obtaining any licensesrequired foruse oftheprotocolstoaccess other software.1.3Proof of License.Ifyou acquired theSoftwareon the Device,or on a disc or othermedia,a genuine Certificate ofAuthenticitylabelwithagenuine copy of theSoftwareidentifieslicensed software.To b evalid,thislabelmustbe affixedtotheDevice, or included on orinthesoftwarepackaging.Ifyou receive the labelseparately,itisnotvalid.Youshouldkeepthelabel onthedevice orpackagingtoprovethatyou arelicensed touse theSoftware.Toidentify genuineMicrosoftSoftware,see http://www.howtotell.com.1.4ConnectivitySoftware.Your Device package may includeWindows MobileDeviceCenter or MicrosoftActiveSynctechnology.If itisincluded,then you may installand useit inaccordancewiththelicensetermsthatare providedwith it. Ifnolicensetermsareprovided,thenyou mayinstalland useonly one (1) copy of theSoftwareon asinglecomputer.1.5DigitalCertificates.TheSoftwareusesdigitalcertificatesinX.509format.Thesedigitalcertificatesareusedforauthentication.1.6 PhoneFunctionality.IftheDeviceSoftwareincludesphone functionality,allorcertainportions of the DeviceSoftwaremaybeinoperableifyou donothave andmaintainaserviceaccountwithawirelesstelecommunication carrier (“Mobile Operator”), oriftheMobile Operator’snetworkisnotoperatingorconfiguredtooperatewith the Device.1.7 UpgradeSoftware.Intheeventthatany upgradestotheSoftware,includingMicrosoftSoftware,are provided underthisEULA,thenthefollowing shall apply:you may follow the applicable instructionsaccompanying thisSoftwareandinstallone (1) copy of theSoftwareonone (1) Devicepresentlycontainingalicensedcopy of apredecessor version oftheSoftware(unlessthisEULA indicatesthatthisSoftwarecopy has beenlicensedforinstallationon multiple Devices).NOREPRESENTATIONOR WARRANTYISMADE BYTRIMBLEORMICROSOFTWITHRESPECTTO THE COMPATIBILITY OFTHIS SOFTWAREWITH ANY DEVICEOR ANY OTHEREXISTING SOFTWARE OR DATA OF ANYKIND CONTAINED ONSUCHDEVICES,AND NEITHER TRIMBLE ORMICROSOFTSHALL BERESPONSIBLE INANY REGARD WITH RESPECT TO ANY LOSS,CORRUPTION,MODIFICATIONORINACCESSIBILITYOF ANYDATA,APPLICATIONS OR OTHERSOFTWARE RESULTINGFROMTHEINSTALLATIONOF THESOFTWAREON ANY DEVICE.1.8 Internet-Based Services Components.MicrosoftprovidesInternet-based serviceswiththesoftware.Microsoftmay changeorcancelthem atanytime.TheMicrosoftSoftwarefeaturesdescribedbelow connectto Microsoftorservice providercomputersystems overtheInternet.In some cases, youwill notreceiveaseparatenotice whentheyconnect.You mayswitchoff some ofthesefeaturesor notusethem.Formoreinformationaboutthesefeatures,visithttp://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=81931.Byusingthesefeatures,you consentto thetransmissionofthisinformation.Microsoftdoesnotusetheinformationtoidentify orcontactyou.Youmaynotusetheseservicesinany waythatcould harm themor impairanyoneelse’suse ofthem.You maynotusetheservicesto try togain unauthorizedaccesstoany service,data,accountor network byanymeans.1.9 Device Information.The followingfeatures useInternet protocols, whichsendtothe appropriatesystemsdeviceinformation,such asyourInternet protocoladdress,thetypeof operatingsystem,browserandname and version of theSoftwareyou are using, andthelanguagecode oftheDevice where youinstalledtheSoftware.MicrosoftusesthisinformationtomaketheInternet-based servicesavailabletoyou.a)UpdateFeatures:Windows Mobile Updatefeatureprovides youthe abilitytoobtain and installSoftwareupdates on your Deviceifupdatesare available. You may choosenot touse thisfeature.Trimbleand/or your Mobile Operator maynotsupportthisfeature or anupdateforyour device. b)SecurityUpdates/DigitalRightsManagement.Contentowners useWindows Media digital rights managementtechnology(WMDRM)toprotecttheir intellectualproperty,includingcopyrights.ThissoftwareandthirdpartysoftwareuseWMDRMtoplay andcopyWMDRM-protected content.Ifthe software failstoprotectthecontent,content owners may askMicrosofttorevoke thesoftware'sabilitytouseWMDRMtoplayorcopyprotectedcontent.Revocation doesnotaffect othercontent. When you downloadlicensesforprotectedcontent,you agreethatMicrosoftmay include arevocationlistwiththelicenses. Content owners may require youtoupgrade WMDRMtoaccesstheir content.Microsoftsoftwarethatincludes WMDRMwillask foryour consent priortotheupgrade.Ifyoudeclinean upgrade, youwill notbeabletoaccesscontentthatrequires theupgrade.1.10AdditionalSoftware/Services.The DeviceSoftwaremaypermitTrimble,Microsoft, theiraffiliatesand/ortheirdesignatedagentto provide or makeavailabletoyouSoftwareupdates,supplements,add-oncomponents,orInternet-basedservices components of theSoftwareafterthedateyouobtainyourinitialcopy oftheSoftware(“SupplementalComponents”).1.10.1IfTrimbleprovidesor makesavailabletoyouSupplementalComponents and no other end userlicenseagreement termsareprovided alongwiththe SupplementalComponents,thenthetermsofthisEULA shall apply.1.10.2IfMicrosoft,itsaffiliatesand/oritsdesignatedagentmakesavailable Supplemental Components,and no other end userlicenseagreementterms areprovided,thentheterms ofthisEULAshallapply,exceptthattheMicrosoftentity or affiliateentityprovidingtheSupplemental Component(s)shall bethe licensor ofthe SupplementalComponent(s).1.10.3Trimble,Microsoftand each of their affiliates and/or theirdesignatedagents reserve therighttodiscontinue anyInternet-based services providedtoyouormadeavailabletoyouthroughtheuse oftheDeviceSoftware.1.11LinkstoThirdPartySites.IftheSoftwareprovideslinkstothirdpartywebsites,thoselinksare providedtoyou only as aconvenience, and the inclusion of anylinkdoes not imply an endorsementof thethirdpartywebsitebyMicrosoftor Trimble.1.12 OtherRightsandLimitations.(1) TheSoftwarecontainsvaluable trade secretsproprietarytoTrimbleanditssuppliers.Totheextentpermittedbyrelevantlaw,you shall not, nor allow anythirdpartyto copy,decompile,disassembleorotherwise reverse engineertheSoftware,or attempttodoso,provided,however,that totheextent anyapplicable mandatorylaws(such as,for example, national lawsimplementingECDirective91/250 on theLegalProtection ofComputer Programs) giveyou the righttoperform any of the aforementionedactivitieswithoutTrimble'sconsentinordertogaincertaininformation about theSoftwarefor purposesspecifiedintherespectivestatutes(i.e., interoperability),you hereby agreethat,beforeexercisinganysuchrights,you shallfirstrequestsuch information fromTrimblein writing detailingthepurpose for which you needtheinformation.OnlyifandafterTrimble,atitssolediscretion,partlyorcompletely deniesyourrequest,may you exercise suchstatutoryrights. (2) ThisSoftwareislicensedas asingleproduct. You maynotseparateitscomponentpartsfor use onmorethan one computer nor make more copiesofthesoftwarethanspecifiedinthisEULA.(3) You maynotrent,lease,orlendtheSoftware.(4) No service bureauwork,multiple-userlicenseor time-sharing arrangement ispermitted.For purposes of this EULA“service Juno Series Handhelds User Guide3
4JunoSeries Handhelds UserGuide bureau work” shall be deemedtoinclude,withoutlimitation,use ofthe Softwaretoprocessor togenerateoutputdata for the benefitof,orfor purposes of rendering servicestoanythirdpartyover theInternetor other communicationsnetwork.(5) You may make one backup copyoftheSoftware.You may useitonlytoreinstalltheSoftwareon theDevice. (6) You maytransfer theSoftwareonlywiththeDevice, theCertificateofAuthenticitylabel,andtheselicensetermsdirectlytoathirdparty.Beforethetransfer,thatpartymustagreethattheselicensetermsapplytothetransfer and use oftheSoftware.You maynotretain anycopiesoftheSoftwareincludingthebackup copy.(7) TheSoftwareis subjectto UnitedStatesexportlaws andregulations.Youmustcomplywithalldomestic andinternationalexportlaws and regulations that apply totheSoftware.Theselaws includerestrictions ondestinations,endusers,andend use. Foradditional information seehttp://www.microsoft.com/exporting.(8)Withoutprejudice asto anyotherrights,TrimblemayterminatethisEULAwithoutnoticeifyoufailtocomplywiththetermsand conditions ofthisEULA.Insuchevent, youmustdestroyallcopiesof theSoftwareand all ofitscomponentparts.(9)IftheMicrosoftSoftwareincludes speechrecognition component(s),you should understandthatspeechrecognitionisaninherentlystatisticalprocess andthatrecognition errors are inherentin theprocess. NeitherTrimble,Microsoft, nor any oftheirsuppliersshallbeliable forany damages arising out of errorsinthespeechrecognition process. (10) You maynotpublishtheSoftwareforotherstocopy.(11) You maynotusetheSoftwarefor commercial software hostingservices.1.13Notice RegardingtheMPEG-4VisualStandard.TheSoftwaremayinclude MPEG-4 visual decodingtechnology.Thistechnologyisaformat for data compression ofvideoinformation.MPEGLA,L.L.C.requiresthisnotice: USE OFTHISPRODUCTINANY MANNERTHATCOMPLIESWITH THE MPEG-4VISUALSTANDARDISPROHIBITED,EXCEPT FORUSEDIRECTLY RELATED TO (A) DATA OR INFORMATION(i)GENERATED BY AND OBTAINEDWITHOUTCHARGE FROM ACONSUMER NOT THEREBY ENGAGEDIN ABUSINESS ENTERPRISE,AND(ii)FOR PERSONAL USEONLY;AND(B)OTHER USESSPECIFICALLYAND SEPARATELY LICENSED BYMPEG LA,L.L.C.Ifyouhave questionsaboutthe MPEG-4 visualstandard,pleasecontactMPEGLA,L.L.C., 250 SteeleStreet,Suite300,Denver,CO80206;www.mpegla.com.1.14Ifthe DeviceSoftwareisprovided byTrimbleseparatefromtheDevice on media such as a ROM chip, CD ROMdisk(s)orviawebdownload orothermeans, andislabeled “For Upgrade PurposesOnly”you may install one (1) copy of suchDeviceSoftwareonto theDeviceas areplacementcopy for the existing DeviceSoftwareand useitaccordancewiththisEULA,including anyadditionalend userlicenseagreementtermsaccompanying the upgrade DeviceSoftware.1.15Ifany software component(s) is provided by TrimbleseparatefromtheDeviceon CD ROMdisc(s)orviaweb download or other means,and labeled “For Upgrade Purposes Only,”you may(i)installand use one(1) copy of such component(s) onthecomputer(s)you usetoexchangedata withtheDevice as areplacementcopy fortheexistingCompanionCDcomponent(s).1.16 Copyright.All titleand copyrightsinandtotheSoftware(including but notlimitedtoany images,photographs,animations,video,audio,music,textand “applets,” incorporatedintotheSoftware),theaccompanying printed materials,and anycopiesof theSoftwareareowned by Trimble, orMicrosoft(includingMicrosoftCorporation),and theirrespectivesuppliers. You maynotcopytheprintedmaterialsaccompanying theSoftware.All titleand intellectualpropertyrightsin andtothecontentwhich may be accessedthrough use of theSoftwareistheproperty of the respectivecontentowner and may be protectedbyapplicable copyright or otherintellectualpropertylawsandtreaties. ThisEULA grants you no rightstouse such content. You shallnotremove,cover or alter any of Trimble’spatent, copyright or trademarknoticesplacedupon,embeddedin ordisplayedbytheSoftwareoronits packaging andrelatedmaterials.Allrightsnotspecifically grantedin thisEULA are reserved byTrimble,Microsoft, andtheirrespectivesuppliers.1.17 U.S.GovernmentRestrictedRights.TheSoftwareisprovidedwith “RESTRICTEDRIGHTS”. Use,duplication,ordisclosureby theUnited States Government issubjecttorestrictionsas setforthinthisEULA,and as provided inDFARS 227.7202-1(a) and 227.7202-3(a)(1995), DFARS 252.227-7013(c)(1)(ii)(OCT1988),FAR 12.212(a) (1995), FAR52.227-19,orFAR 52.227-14(ALTIII),asapplicable.1.18Microsofthascontractually obligatedTrimbletoincludethefollowing termsinthisEULA:ProductSupport.The ProductsupportfortheSoftwareisnotprovided byMicrosoftoritsaffiliates orsubsidiaries.Forproductsupport, pleaserefertotheTrimblesupportnumber providedin thedocumentation for theDevice.Not faulttolerant.TheSoftwareisnot fault tolerant.Trimble installedtheSoftwareontheDevice andisresponsiblefor howitoperates ontheDevice.Restricteduser.TheMicrosoftSoftwarewasdesignedforsystems that donotrequire fail-safeperformance.You maynotusetheMicrosoftSoftwareinanydeviceorsysteminwhichamalfunction oftheMicrosoftSoftwarewouldresultinforeseeableriskofinjuryor deathtoany person.This includes operationof nuclearfacilities, aircraft navigationorcommunicationsystemsand air traffic control.No warranties for thesoftware.Microsoftgivesnoexpresswarranties,guaranteesorconditions regarding theMicrosoftSoftware.Any warranties you receive regarding theDeviceortheSoftwaredonotoriginatefrom,and arenot bindingon,Microsoftor itsaffiliates.When allowed by your locallaws,Trimbleand Microsoftexclude impliedwarranties ofmerchantability,fitnessfor a particular purpose and non-infringement.LIABILITYLIMITATIONS.You can recover fromMicrosoftanditsaffiliatesonlydirectdamages upto fiftyU.S.Dollars(U.S.$50.00),orequivalentinlocalcurrency.Youcannotrecover any otherdamages, includingconsequential,lostprofits,special,indirectorincidentaldamages.Thislimitationappliesto:–AnythingrelatedtotheSoftware,services,content (including code) onthirdpartyinternetsites,orthirdpartyprograms,and–claims for breach of contract, breach ofwarranty,guarantee orcondition,strictliability,negligence,or othertort tothe extentpermittedby applicable law.Italso applies evenif Microsoftshould have been aware ofthepossibility of thedamages.The abovelimitationmaynotapplyto you because yourcountrymay not allow theexclusionorlimitation ofincidental,consequentialorotherdamages.2LIMITEDWARRANTY FOR TRIMBLE PRODUCTSOFTWARE.2.1Limited Warranty.Trimble warrantsthattheSoftware,exclusiveoftheMicrosoftSoftware,willperformsubstantiallyinaccordancewith theaccompanyingwrittenmaterials for a period oftwelve(12)months fromthedateof purchase.This limited warrantygivesyou specificlegalrights; you mayhave others,which vary fromstate/jurisdictionto state/jurisdiction.The abovelimitedwarrantydoesnotapplytoFixes, MinorUpdates,or Major Upgrades of theSoftwareafter expiration ofthetwelve(12) monthlimitedwarrantyperiod,all of which areprovided“ASIS” andwithoutwarranty unlessotherwisespecifiedinwritingbyTrimble.BecausetheSoftwareisinherently complex and maynotbecompletely free ofnonconformities,defects orerrors,you are advisedto verify yourwork.Trimbledoes not warrant thattheSoftwarewilloperateerror freeoruninterrupted,willmeet your needsor expectations,or thatallnonconformitiescanor willbecorrected.2.2SoftwareFixes.Duringthelimitedwarranty period describedinsection2.1 above,youwillbeentitledtoreceivesuchFixestotheProductSoftwarethatTrimblereleasesand makescommerciallyavailableand for whichitdoesnotchargeseparately,subjecttotheprocedures for deliverytopurchasers ofTrimbleproductsgenerally.Ifyouhave purchasedtheProductfrom anauthorizedTrimbledealerratherthanfrom Trimbledirectly,Trimblemay,at its option,forwardthesoftware FixtotheTrimble dealerfor final distributiontoyou.MinorUpdates,Major Upgrades, newproducts,or substantially newsoftwarereleases,asidentifiedbyTrimble,are expressly excluded fromthisupdateprocess andlimitedwarranty.Receipt ofSoftwareFixesorotherenhancementsshallnotservetoextendthelimitedwarrantyperiod.For purposes ofthiswarrantythefollowing definitions shall apply:(1)"Fix(es)"means an error correction or other update createdto fixaprevious software versionthatdoesnotsubstantially conformtoitsTrimblespecifications;(2)"MinorUpdate" occurs whenenhancementsare madetocurrentfeaturesinasoftwareprogram;and (3)"MajorUpgrade" occurs whensignificantnew features are addedtosoftware,orwhen a newproductcontaining newfeatures replaces thefurtherdevelopmentof a currentproductline.Trimblereserves theright todetermine,initssolediscretion,whatconstitutesaFix,MinorUpdate,orMajorUpgrade.2.3CustomerRemedies.Trimble’s anditssuppliers’ entireliability,and your soleremedy,withrespect totheSoftwareshall be either,atTrimble’soption,(a) repair orreplacementof theSoftware,or (b)return ofthelicense fee paid for anySoftwarethatdoesnotmeetTrimble’slimitedwarranty.Thislimitedwarrantyis voidiffailure oftheSoftwarehas resulted from (1)accident,misuse,abuse,or misapplication;(2) alteration or modification oftheSoftwarewithoutTrimble’sauthorization;(3) interactionwithsoftwareorhardwarenotsuppliedor supported by Trimble; (4) your improper,inadequate or unauthorizedinstallation,maintenance orstorage;or(5)ifyouviolatethe termsofthisEULA.Any replacementSoftwarewillbe warranted fortheremainder of the originalwarrantyperiodor thirty(30) days,whicheverislonger.2.4 NO OTHER WARRANTIES.TO THE MAXIMUMEXTENTPERMITTED BY APPLICABLELAW,TRIMBLE ANDITSSUPPLIERSDISCLAIMALL OTHERWARRANTIES,TERMSANDCONDITIONS,EITHER EXPRESS ORIMPLIED,BYSTATUTE,COMMON LAWOR
5JunoSeries Handhelds UserGuide OTHERWISE,INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO,IMPLIED WARRANTIES,TERMS ANDCONDITIONSOFMERCHANTABILITYANDFITNESSFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,TITLE,AND NONINFRINGEMENT WITHREGARD TO THE SOFTWARE,ITSSATISFACTORYQUALITY AND THEPROVISIONOF OR FAILURETO PROVIDE SUPPORTSERVICES.TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BYAPPLICABLELAW,IMPLIEDWARRANTIES,TERMSANDCONDITIONSON THESOFTWAREARELIMITED TO NINETY(90) DAYS. Y0U MAY HAVE OTHER LEGALRIGHTSWHICH VARYFROMSTATE/JURISDICTIONTOSTATE/JURISDICTION.NOWARRANTIESFOR THEMICROSOFTSOFTWARE.THEMICROSOFTSOFTWAREisprovided “ASIS”andwithall faults,AND TRIMBLEPROVIDES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECTTHERETO. 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The officiallanguage ofthisEULA and ofanydocuments relating theretoisEnglish.For purposes ofinterpretation,or intheevent of a conflictbetweenEnglishand versions ofthisEULAorrelateddocumentsinany otherlanguage,theEnglishlanguageversionshall becontrolling.RegistrationTo receiv einformationregardingupdatesand newproducts,please contact your local dealer or visittheTrimblewebsiteat www.trimble.com/register.Uponregistrationyou may selectthe newsletter,upgrade,ornew product information youdesire.NoticesClass Bstatement-Noticetousers Thisequipmenthas beentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsfor a Class Bdigital device pursuantto Part15 oftheFCCRules.Operationis subject tothe followingtwo conditions:(1)thisdevice maynotcauseharmful interference, and(2) thisdevicemustaccept any interferencereceived,including interferencethatmay cause undesiredoperation.Thisequipmentgenerates uses and canradiateradio frequencyenergyand,if notinstalledand usedinaccordancewiththeinstructionsmaycause harmful interferencetoradiocommunication.However,thereisno guaranteethatinterferencewill notoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoes causeharmful interferencetoradio or televisionreception,which can bedeterminedbyturning theequipmentoff and on,the userisencouragedto try to correcttheinterferenceby oneormore ofthefollowing measures:–Reorientorrelocate thereceivingantenna.–Increase the separationbetween theequipmentand thereceiver.–Connect the equipmentintoanoutleton acircuitdifferent fromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.–Consultthe dealer or anexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianfor help.Changesand modifications notexpressly approved by themanufacturerorregistrantofthisequipment can void yourauthoritytooperatethisequipmentunder FederalCommunications Commissionrules.The radiodevices used by thisequipmentareclassifiedunder 47CFR§15.247 as spreadspectrumtransmitterequipment. InaccordancewithOET Bulletin 65 supplement C Edition1-01,thedevice operatesatlowpowerlevelswhere thereisahigh likelihood of compliancewiththeRFexposurestandards,iscategorically excluded fromroutineenvironmentalevaluation assetforth inCFR 47 section 2.1093.Theradiatedoutputpower ofthisequipmentproduces a calculatedSARthatissignificantlybelowtheFCCradiofrequency exposurelimits.EquipmentthatisadditionallyfittedwithawirelessGSM/UMTSiscertifiedtosatisfyUSrequirementsasstipulatedin47 CFR Parts22 and24.Theexternal antennaconnectorprovidedinthisdeviceisforGPSantennasonly.aGPSand emergencycalls(TNJ32handheldonly)When you make an emergencycall,your phone can useassistedGlobalPositioningSystem(aGPS) satellitesignalstotelltheemergency response center your approximatelocation.The aGPSfunctionalitymay belimited,so:–Always tell the emergency response centeryour bestknowledgeofyourlocation.–Remainonthephone for aslongastheemergency responsecenterinstructsyou.–aGPSmight not work for emergency callsifyour localemergencyresponse centerdoesnotprocess aGPSlocation information.Fordetails,contact your localauthorities.aGPSperformanceFor bestresults:–Go outside andaway from undergroundlocations,covered vehicles,structureswithmetalorconcreteroofs,tallbuildings,and treecover.Indoor performance might improveifyou move closerto unobstructedwindows.–Move away from electronic devicesthat mightinterferewithorblockaGPS satellitesignals,for exampleradios andentertainmentequipment.Ifyour phone cannot findstrongaGPS satellitesignals,thelocationofthenearestcell towerincontactwithyour phoneisautomaticallyprovidedtotheemergency responsecenter.aGPStechnologyThis mobiledevice incorporatesaGPStechnologyinorderto complywithemergency caller locationrequirements.aGPStechnologyalsocanbe usedinotherapplicationstotrack and monitora user'slocation-for example, toprovide location specific data.Users who donotwantsuch tracking and monitoring should avoid using such applications.aGPSusesyour wireless service provider's network and thereforeairtime,data charges,and/oradditionalcharges may applyinaccordancewith your serviceplan.Contactyour wireless service provider fordetails.Note - thisserviceis not provided by all networks.Pleasecontactyour cellularserviceproviderifyou wish to confirm thatthisserviceisprovided.
CanadaThis Class BdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadianICES-003.This digitalapparatusdoesnotexceed the Class Blimitsfor radio noiseemissionsfrom digitalapparatus assetoutinthe radiointerferenceregulations oftheCanadianDepartmentof Communications.Cet appareil numérique de laclasse Bestconforme à la normeNNB-003duCanada.Leprésentappareil numérique n'émet pas debruitsradioélectriques dépassantleslimitesapplicables aux appareilsnumériquesde ClasseBprescritesdans lerèglementsur le brouillage radioélectriqueédictépar le MinistèredesCommunications duCanada.EuropeThis producthas beentestedandfound tocomplywithall requirements forCEMarking and salewithintheEuropean Economic Area (EEA).Itis classifiedandmarked as being Class 2 RadioEquipmentunder 2000/299/EC, as Bluetoothand Wi-Fiapprovals arecountryspecific.Pleaseconsultyour localdistributorfor more information.TheJunoserieshandheld hasBluetooth and Wi-Fi approvalinmostEU countries, and theTNJ31andTNJ32arealsocompliantwith GSM andUMTSconformityassessmentrequirements specified bythe EuropeanCouncil Directive,Radioand TelecommunicationTerminal Equipment1999/5/EC. Theserequirements providereasonable protectionagainstharmful interference when the equipmentisoperatedappropriatelyinaresidentialorcommercial environment.Australiaand New ZealandThisproductconformswiththeregulatory requirements oftheAustralianCommunications and MediaAuthority(ACMA)EMCand Radiocommunicationsframework,thussatisfyingthe requirementsfor C-Tick Marking andsalewithinAustraliaandNewZealand.EquipmentthatisadditionallyfittedwithawirelessGSM/UMTSsatisfiesthe requirements for A-Tick Markingandsale inAustraliaand NewZealand.The A-Tick Markingisan indicationtotheuserthattheproductissuitableforconnectiontoatelecommunicationsnetworkoperated by a carrierorcarriageserviceprovider.Taiwan –BatteryRecycling RequirementsThe product contains aninternalLithium-ionbattery.Taiwaneseregulations requirethatwastebatteriesarerecycled.ㅱ榊㻯嵚⥭㟅Notice toOur European Union CustomersFor product recycling instructions and moreinformation,please goto www.trimble.com/ev.shtml.RecyclinginEurope:To recycle Trimble WEEE(WasteElectrical and Electronic Equipment, productsthatrun onelectrical power.),Call+31 497 53 24 30, and ask for the "WEEEAssociate". Or,mail a request for recyclinginstructionsto:TrimbleEuropeBVc/oMenlo Worldwide LogisticsMeerheide 455521 DZ Eersel,NL Juno Series Handhelds User Guide6
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SafetyinformationTheTrimble®Juno®serieshandhelds contain aBluetooth®radio andaWi-Firadio. TheTNJ32handheld also contains a GSM/UMTS.Insomesituations,you maybe requiredto turnofftheradios.Forexample,aviation authority regulationsrestrict theuse of radios on boardaircraft. Turning off theintegratedradios To prevent the handheld from emitting radiosignals,do one of thefollowing: •Toturnoffthehandheld,press and hold thePowerbuttontodisplaythePower menu,then tapShutdown. •Toturnoff the Bluetooth,Wi-Fi,and GSM/UMTSradios: a.Tap thetitlebar ontheHome or Startscreen,and then on thepull-down list,taptheoricon.b.IntheConnectivityor the Phonedialog,select WirelessManager. c. TapAll to turnoff allradios.Thestatusfields belowtheWi-Fi,Bluetooth, and Phonebuttons changetoOff. Deactivatingtheintegratedradios TheJunoserieshandheldisshippedwithWi-Fi and Bluetoothwirelesstechnologyactivated.You may needtodeactivatethe Wi-Fi and/orBluetoothradioin thehandheldifthe countryinwhich you are working does not approvetheuse ofWi-Fiand/or Bluetooth wirelesstechnology.Ifyou are unsure aboutwhethertheJunoseries handheld’s radiosare approved for useinyourcountry,checkwithyourTrimblereseller. UsetheRadio Activation Manager softwaretodeactivatethe integrated Wi-Fiand/or Bluetooth radio, ortoreactivatetheradiosifthey have beendeactivated.TheRadio Activation Manager software runs on an office computer. Thelatestcopy ofthesoftwareisavailable for download fromtheTrimblewebsite.Go towww.trimble.com/support.shtml,clickthelinkfor your receivertype,(TNJ31or TNJ32),clickDownloads,clickJunoSeriesand then click Radio ActivationManager. Exposure to radiofrequency radiation from Bluetooth and Wi-Fi transmitters This deviceisapproved as aportabledevicewithrespecttoRadio Frequency(RF) exposurecompliance. The radiated output power oftheinternal wirelessradio transmittersislessthan 10milliWatt, whichresultsinexposurelevelsfar belowtheFCC radio frequency exposure limits, even whenoperatedinclose proximityto thebody.Theinternal wirelessradios operatewithinguidelines foundininternational radio frequencysafetystandardsand recommendations, whichreflecttheconsensusof the international scientificcommunity.Trimblethereforebelievestheinternal 8JunoSeries Handhelds UserGuide
wirelessradios are safe for use by users.The level ofelectromagneticenergyemittedishundreds oftimeslower than theelectromagneticenergyemittedbywirelessdevicessuch asmobilephones.However,theuse ofwirelessradios may berestrictedinsomesituationsorenvironments,such as onaircraft.Ifyou are unsure ofrestrictions, youareencouragedtoaskfor authorization beforeturningon thewirelessradios. Exposure to radiofrequency radiation fromcellular wirelesstransmitters Junoserieshandheld equipmentusescellularwirelessradiosthathave beendesignedand manufacturedtomeetsafetyrequirements forlimitingexposuretoradio waves. When usedinaccordancewiththe instructionssetforthinthismanual,theequipment has beenindependently verifiedto notexceedtheemissionlimitsforsafeexposuretoradio frequency (RF) energyasspecified by the FederalCommunications Commission oftheU.S.Governmentin47 CFR§2.1093. Theselimitsarepart ofcomprehensiveguidelines andestablishpermittedlevelsofRFenergy for the generalpopulation.The guidelines are based onstandardsthatweredeveloped byindependentscientificorganization through periodic andthorough evaluation of scientificstudies.Thestandardsinclude asubstantialsafetymargin designedtoassure thesafetyof all persons,regardlessof age andhealth. The exposurestandardfor all wirelessdevicesemploys aunitof measurementknownastheSpecificAbsorptionRate,or SAR;the SARlimitset bytheFCC1is1.6W/kg. Testsfor SAR on theJunoserieshandhelds have beenundertakenusingthestandardoperating positions adopted bytheFCCthattestthe devicefor SARwhileitistransmitting atthehighestcertifiedpower levelinalltestedfrequencybands. The FCC hasgrantedanEquipmentAuthorization forthisdeviceon the basisthatallreportedSARlevels have been evaluatedtobecompliantwiththeFCC RFexposureguidelines. SARinformation on thisdevice is on filewiththeFCC and can be found undertheDisplay Grant section ofhttp://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccidafter searching on FCCID: JUP96410(model TNJ31) orJUP96420(phone modelTNJ32). For documentation relatingtothe SAR values oftheJunoserieshandhelds, gototheTrimbleSupportwebsiteat www.trimble.com/support.shtml,select the requiredJunoserieshandheld(TNJ31orTNJ32), selectthe TechnicalSupporttab,and thenclickComplianceInformation. 1. In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg(W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety . Juno Series Handhelds User Guide9
ACadaptor safety To chargethehandheld’sbattery,usetheinternationaladaptorkitprovidedwiththeJunoserieshandheld(seePoweringthehandheld,page17).CWARNING – To use AC adaptorssafely:–Useonlythe AC adaptor intendedfor the Juno series handheld. Using anyotherACadaptor can damage the handheld and may void yourwarranty.DonotusetheACadaptor with any otherproduct.– Make certain thatthe input voltage on the adaptormatchesthe voltage andfrequency in yourlocation.– Make certain that the adaptor has prongscompatiblewith youroutlets.– Do not use the AC adaptor in wetoutdoorareas;itis designed for indoor useonly.– Unplugthe AC adaptor from power when not in use.– Do not shorttheoutputconnector.– Be aware that there are no user-serviceablepartsinthisproduct.–Ifthe AC adaptor becomesdamaged, replaceit witha new Trimble AC adaptor.. Batterysafety The rechargeableLithium-ionbatteryissuppliedpartiallycharged.Chargethebatterycompletelybefore usingitfor thefirsttime(seePoweringthehandheld,page 17).If thebatteryhas beenstoredfor longer thansixmonths,chargeitbefore use. CWARNING – Use only thebatteryintendedforthe Junoserieshandheld. Using anyother batterycan damagethe handheld and may void yourwarranty.Ifthebattery becomesdamaged orstopscharging fully, replaceitwith a newbattery. CWARNING – Do not damage the rechargeableLithium-ionbattery. A damagedbattery cancausean explosionorfire,and canresultinpersonalinjury and/orpropertydamage.Topreventinjury ordamage:–Donotuse or charge the batteryif itappearsto be damaged.Signsof damageinclude,but are notlimited to,discoloration,warping,and leakingbatteryfluid.–Donotstore or leave your device near a heatsourcesuchasnear a fireplace orother heat-generatingappliance, or otherwise exposeittotemperaturesinexcessof 70 °C (158°F) suchas on a vehicle dashboard. When heated toexcessivetemperatures, batterycellscould explode or vent, posing a risk offire.– Do notimmerse thebatteryinwater.–Donotuse or store the battery inside a vehicle during hotweather.– Do not drop or puncture thebattery.–Donotopen the battery orshort-circuititscontacts. CWARNING – Avoidcontactwith the rechargeableLithium-ionbattery if itappearstobeleaking. Battery fluid is corrosive, andcontactwithitcan resultin personal injuryand/orpropertydamage.Topreventinjury ordamage:–Ifthe battery leaks, avoid contact with the battery fluid.–Ifbattery fluid gets into youreyes,immediatelyrinse youreyeswith clean waterandseek medicalattention. Do not rub your eyes!–Ifbattery fluid gets onto your skin orclothing, immediatelyuse clean watertowashoffthe batteryfluid. 10Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
CWARNING – Charge and use the rechargeableLithium-ionbattery only in strictaccordance with theinstructions. Charging orusingthe battery inunauthorizedequipmentcancause an explosion orfire,and canresultin personal injuryand/or equipmentdamage.Topreventinjury ordamage:–Donotcharge oruse the batteryif it appearstobe damaged orleaking.– Charge theLithium-ionbattery only in a Trimbleproductthat is specified to chargeit.Be sure tofollowallinstructionsthat are provided with the battery charger.– Discontinue charging abatterythat givesoff extreme heat or aburningodor.–Usethebattery only in Trimbleequipmentthat is specified touseit.–Usethe battery only for itsintendeduse and according to the instructions in theproduct documentation. Note–Many administrationshaveregulationsrelatingto therecyclingor safedisposalofbatteries.Pleaseconsulthttp://www.trimble.com/about_ev.shtmlfor moreinformation. Memory card use TheJunoserieshandheld provides a memory card slot, providingan alternativestoragelocationtothestoragememoryinthe handheld. CWARNING – Static electricity can harm electronic components inside your handheld. Toprevent staticdamage:– Discharge static electricity fromyour body before you touch any oftheelectroniccomponentsinside your device, suchas a memory module. You can do so bytouchingan unpaintedmetalsurface. CWARNING – The presence of any dust or moisture in the memory card slot may adversely affect the device and void your Trimblewarranty.To prevent dust or moistureenteringthe memory cardslot:– When inserting or removing a memory card, place the handheld on a dust-freeindoorsurface. ExternalGPSantenna use TheJunoserieshandheld provides an externalGPSantenna port. ThisportisforGPSantennasonly. CWARNING – The presence of any dust or moisture in the external antenna port may causethe external antennatonot work. Topreventdust or moistureenteringtheexternalantennaslot,take care when using the handheld with an external antenna in wetor dustyconditions. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide11
About the Juno serieshandhelds TheJunoserieshandhelds includes the TNJ31 andTNJ32handhelds.These rugged handheldsareratedIP54,and combine ahigh sensitivityGNSSreceiverwiththeWindows®EmbeddedHandheld6.5Professionaloperatingsystem. TheJunoserieshandheldshavebuilt-inBluetooth® wireless technology for cable-freeconnectiontootherdevices,Wi-Ficonnectivityforconnectionstonetworks,and an integrated 5MP camerawith autofocus andflash. TheTNJ32handheld also has anintegrated GSM/UMTS for downloading andtransmittingdata,withsupportfor voice calls andtext messaging. The integratedGNSSreceiver providesaccuratepositioning informationwithin3meterswhenusingpostprocessedor 5meterswithreal-time differential corrections. Formoreinformation,seeUsing theGNSSreceiver,page73. About this user guide TheJunoSeriesHandheldsUserGuide describes howtoset up and usetheJunoserieshandheld.The informationinthisguidesupplementstheinformationintheJunoSeriesQuickStartGuide,which you receivedwiththe handheld. This guide describes howto: •getstartedwiththeJunoserieshandheld •usetheWindowsEmbedded Handheld6.5 Professionaloperatingsystem. •usetheGSM/UMTSintheTNJ32handheldonly. •synchronize informationbetweena computer and thehandheld. •exchangeinformationbetweenthehandheld and otherdevices. •connecttotheInternetortoa computernetwork. •usethehandheld’s integratedGNSSreceiver. •usethehandheld’s integrated camera. Evenifyou have usedother Global NavigationSatelliteSystem(GNSS) orGlobal PositioningSystem(GPS)products before,Trimblerecommendsthatyou spend sometimereadingthisguidetolearn about thespecialfeatures of theproduct. 12Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
CollectingGNSSdata To collect GNSS datawiththeJunoserieshandheld,youmustinstallGNSSfieldsoftwareonto thehandheld. You can use theJunoserieshandheldwithcompatible Mapping andGISfieldandofficesoftware.For version numbers andacompletelist,seetheProductCompatibilityList on www.trimble.com. For more information on using the integratedGNSSreceiver,seeUsingtheGNSSreceiver,page73. What’s in thebox? When you unpacktheJunoserieshandheld,checkthatyou have received allthecomponents: Battery Quick StartGuideMiniUSB cable JunoserieshandheldWristlanyad Universalpower supplyStylus Stylustether Inspectall contents for visibledamage(scratches,dents) andifany componentsappear damaged,notifytheshippingcarrier.Keeptheshipping and packagingmaterial for the carrier’s inspection JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide13
Accessories The following optionalaccessories areavailable: •Vehiclepoweradaptor •Carrycasewithbeltclip •Externalpatchantenna •Screenprotectors(2pack)anti-glare orultra-clear •Vehiclemount •Polemount•Replacementstylus (2pack) •ReplacementInternationalACadaptor •Replacementbattery •Externalbatterycharger •Replacement wriststrap For moreinformation,gotoLINKS. Use and care of thehandheld When usingthehandheld: •Protectthe touch screen by usingyour finger orthestylusprovided,andavoidusing excessive pressure and sharp or abrasiveobjects.Toprotectthetouchscreen from pressure andabrasiveobjects,Trimblerecommendsthatyouapplya screenprotector. •Keep theoutersurface free ofdirtand dust. •Ensurethatprotectivecovers areappropriatelyfittedtotheexternalantenna port,USB and power connectors, sothatthey are kept free from dirt,dust,fluid ingress, andelectrostaticdischarge. •Protectthehandheld from extremetemperatures.Forexample,do notleavethehandheld onthedashboard of avehicle. •The handheldisratedIP54,butisnot waterproof. Donotimmerse thehandheld inwater,and be carefulnot todropthehandheld orsubjectit toanystrongimpact. To clean thehandheld,wipeit witha clean drycloth. Storage Ifyou arenotgoingtousethe handheld forthreemonths or more,Trimblerecommendsthatyou donotleavethehandheldinSuspend mode (see page21). Instead,partially chargethebatteryandthenturnoff the handheld. To prepare theJunoserieshandheld for storage: 1. Transfer any datathatyou needtoan office computer. 2. Charge thebatterytoapproximately 30%. 14Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
3.Pressand holdthePowerbuttontodisplaythePowermenu,thentapShutdown. 4. Store the handheld at roomtemperature. To usetheJunoserieshandheldafterstorage:1.PressthePower keyto turnon the handheld. 2. Rechargethebattery(see Chargingthebattery,page19). Technical assistance GototheJunoserieshandheldtechnicalsupportpage on theTrimblewebsite(www.trimble.com/mappingGIS/juno3d.aspxor (www.trimble.com/mappingGIS/juno3b.aspxfor thelatestsupportinformation, including: •FAQs •supportnotesdetailingsupportissues •documentation •thelatestfilesavailablefordownload Additional help Ifyoustillcannot findtheinformationthatyouneed,contact your Trimblereseller. Windows errorreporting Iffor any reason aMicrosoftWindows ErrorReportingdialogappears,indicatingthat the handheld orTrimblefield softwarehas encountered a problem and needstoclose,you are promptedtosend an errorreportto Microsoft. Trimblerecommendsthatyou clickSendand then click any subsequentlinksthatareusedtoobtainadditionalinformation. Trimblecan access thereportthatissentto Microsoftand useit toimprove theJuno serieshandheldhandheld. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide15
GettingstartedThis section describesthemain features oftheJunoserieshandheld,and providestheinformation youneedtoget up and runningwiththe handheld. Parts of the Juno serieshandheld The followingpagesshow the main partsof the handheld. PowerbuttonEarpiece(LEDsurround) External GPSantennaport Soft keys CamerabuttonResetbutton Microphone Start Figure 1.1Junoserieshandheld – TNJ31 and TNJ32 -front view The function ofeach keyisdescribedbelow: KeyDescriptionStartPressto display the Windows Embedded HandheldStartscreen.CameraPressto start the Cameraapplication(seeUsingthecamera, page79).Soft keys Bydefaultthese keysperformthe same actionasthe leftandright softkeys in the menubar.Alternatively,program these keystoperformaselectedaction. To program the keys, use the Buttons control (seeButtons,page33). BTip – To lock thescreenand handheld keyswithout turning offthe handheld, usethe device lockoption(seeDevicelock,page36). 16Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Stylus andwristlanyardtether MiniUSBsocket Stylus Powerconnector Figure 1.2Junoserieshandheld –bottom view Camera flash(TNJ32only) Camera lensSpeaker Back coverlock Figure 1.3Junoserieshandheld - backview Poweringthehandheld TheJunoseries handheld contains a rechargeableLithium-ionbattery. Note – Charge thebattery completely beforeusing the handheld for thefirsttime.If the batteryhas beenstored for longer thansixmonths,chargeitbeforeuse.Trimblerecommends charging the battery for four hours to rechargeitfully. Note – Coldtemperatures,or using Bluetoothwirelesstechnology orWi-Ficonnectivity,orusing the GSM/UMTSconsumesadditionalbatterypower andso shortensbatterylifebetweencharges. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide17
ACadaptorsafetyCWARNING – To use AC adaptorssafely:–Useonlythe AC adaptor intendedfor theJunoseries handheld handheld. Using anyotherAC adaptor can damage the handheld and may void yourwarranty.Donotuse the AC adaptor with anyotherproduct.– Make certain thatthe input voltage on the adaptormatchesthe voltage andfrequency in yourlocation.– Make certain that the adaptor has prongscompatiblewith youroutlets.– Do not use the AC adaptor in wetoutdoorareas;itis designed for indoor useonly.– Unplugthe AC adaptor from power when not in use.– Do not shorttheoutputconnector.– Be aware that there are no user-serviceablepartsinthisproduct.–Ifthe AC adaptor becomesdamaged, replaceit witha new Trimble AC adaptor. Batterysafety CWARNING – Do not damage the rechargeableLithium-ionbattery. A damagedbattery cancausean explosionorfire,and canresultinpersonalinjury and/orpropertydamage.Topreventinjury ordamage:–Donotuse or charge the batteryif itappearsto be damaged.Signsof damageinclude,but are notlimited to,discoloration,warping,and leakingbatteryfluid.–Donotstore or leave your device near a heatsourcesuchasnear a fireplace orotherheat-generatingappliance, or otherwise exposeittotemperaturesinexcessof 70 °C (158°F) suchas on a vehicle dashboard. When heated toexcessive temperatures, batterycellscould explode or vent, posing a risk offire.– Do notimmerse thebatteryinwater.–Donotuse or store the battery inside a vehicle during hotweather.– Do not drop or puncture thebattery.–Donotopen the battery orshort-circuititscontacts. CWARNING – Avoidcontactwith the rechargeableLithium-ionbattery if itappearstobeleaking. Battery fluid is corrosive, andcontactwithitcan resultin personal injuryand/orpropertydamage.Topreventinjury ordamage:–Ifthe battery leaks, avoid contact with the battery fluid.–Ifbattery fluid gets into youreyes,immediatelyrinse youreyeswith clean waterandseek medicalattention. Do not rub your eyes!–Ifbattery fluid gets onto your skin orclothing, immediatelyuse clean watertowashoffthe batteryfluid. CWARNING – Charge anduse the rechargeableLithium-ionbattery only in strict accordance with theinstructions.Charging orusingthe battery inunauthorizedequipmentcancausean explosionorfire,and can result in personal injuryand/orequipment damage.Topreventinjury ordamage:–Donotcharge oruse the batteryif itappearsto be damaged orleaking.– Charge theLithium-ionbattery only in a Trimbleproductthat is specified to chargeit. Be sure tofollowallinstructionsthat are provided with the battery charger.–Discontinuecharging abattery thatgivesoffextreme heat or aburningodor.–Usethe battery only in Trimbleequipmentthat is specified touseit.–Usethe battery only for itsintendeduse and according to theinstructionsin theproductdocumentation. 18Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Inserting and removing thebattery Toinsertthe batteryintothehandheld: 1. Ontheback ofthehandheld,turntheback cover lock counter-clockwisetounlockit.Pull the back cover toward youtoremoveit. 2. Toinsertthebattery,angletheleftsideofthebatteryintothehandheldfirst,withthelabel facingupwards.Pressthebatteryflatuntil it clicksintoplace. 3. To replace the backcover,insertthebottomedge of the coverfirst,andthenpushit flatuntilthe top clicksinto place.Turn the lock clockwisetosecure the backcover. To removethebattery:4. Removetheback cover of the handheld and then pulltherightsideofthebatterytowardsyou. CCAUTION – The handheld is notsealedfrom water and dust when the battery isremoved.Trimble recommends only removing the battery forshortperiods of time andonlyremoving the battery indoorsorfrominside theprotectionof a vehicle. Charging thebattery Chargethebatteryinthehandheld(see page 18). To charge thebattery,do one ofthefollowing: •ConnecttheAC power adaptortothe Power socket on the handheld andthenconnectthe adaptortomainspower.An international adaptorkitisprovidedwiththehandheld. •Connecttheoptionalvehicle power adaptortothe Power socket onthehandheld and thenconnectthe adaptortothe vehicle powersource. Whenthehandheldisconnectedtoa power source,thebatteryiconintheHomescreen changesto.Fully chargingthebattery from empty takes approximatelyfour hours. You can usethehandheld whileitischarging. The Power LED aroundthePowerbuttononthehandheld indicates the batterypower or chargingstatus,as shownbelow: Power source LED stateHandheld/battery stateBattery powerOff Off(in Suspend mode or turnedoff).OffOn and battery level isgood.Flashingred On and battery is low(lessthan10%). External powerFlashinggreenCharging.Solid green Chargingiscomplete. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide19
Avoid keepingthebatteryatfullcharge at hightemperatures.For moreinformation, seeStorage,page14. Note – Thelifeof thebatterycan besignificantly shortenedifpowerisconstantlysuppliedto thehandheld.To avoidthisissue,connect thehandheldto anexternalpower source onlywhen the batteryrequriescharging.Once fullycharged,disconnect the externalpower source and allow the battery to discharge through normaluse. Checking the level ofbattery power To check the level ofbatterypower remaining at anytimewhilethedeviceisrunning, tapthetitlebar of the Home screen andthentap inthe pull-downlist.The Power controlappears,displayingtheBatterytab. Whenthehandheldbatteryisrecharging fromanexternalpower source,the batteryiconintheHomescreen changesto. You canstilltaptheicontoviewthe level ofbatterypower. Lowbatteryindicators Whenthebatterylevelreaches: •15%,thebatteryiconinthetitlebar of the Home screen changesto. •10%,thePower LED on the handheldflashesred andtheMain battery lowmessageappears onthehandheld. •5%,theMain battery very lowmessage appears on thehandheld. Trimblerecommendsthatyou recharge thebatterywhen any oftheseindicators appear. Conservingpower Althoughthehandheldbatterycan operate for afullday without recharging,Trimblerecommendsthatyou do the followingtoreduce power consumption: •Setthehandheldtoautomaticallyturnoff whenidle.For moreinformation,seeSuspendmode,page21. •Setthebacklighttoautomaticallyturnoff when the handheldisidle for aspecifiedtime.For moreinformation,seeBacklight,page38. •Reducethebrightnesssettingfor the backlight. For moreinformation,seeBacklight,page38. 20Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
•Turn off the integrated Bluetooth or Wi-Fi radios or GSM/UMTSwhenever youarenotusingthem.For moreinformation,seeTurning on andturningofftheintegratedradios,page49. •Disconnect from theintegratedGNSSreceiver whenGNSS dataisnotrequired, using theapplication’sDisconnect or DeactivateGNSScommand.Whenyoudisconnect fromGNSS,theintegratedGNSSreceiverswitchesoff andstops drawing power. Note – Do not disconnect fromGNSS ifyouwillbe reconnectingwithinabout fiveminutes. AGNSSapplicationcan take up to 30 seconds toreactivatetheintegratedGNSSreceiver,sodisconnecting tosave power cancosttime. Turning on andturningoff the handheld Ifthe screen onthehandheldisblank, the handheldisinSuspend modeorhasbeen shutdown.Toturnon the handheld,pressthePowerkeybriefly(lessthanonesecond). Toturnoff the handheld orputthe handheldintoSuspendmode, pressthePower keybriefly(lessthan one second). The handheldisplacedina very low powerstate,but the Bluetooth andwirelessGSM/UMTS radios may remainactive(see Suspendmode,page21) To completely shut down the handheld,press thePowerbuttonuntilthePowermenuappears andthentapShutdown.Allrunning applications are shutdown,andthehandheldiscompletelyturnedoff. The options available from thePowermenu areasfollows: Button Usedto...Power Settings quicklyaccessthe Power Settings menus. BacklightSettingsquicklyaccessthe BacklightSettingsmenu.Shutdown putthe handheld intoShutdownmode.Applicationsareshutdownandthe handheld is completely turned off.Reset restart the handheld.Ifthehandheld stopsresponding to the stylus, orif itdoesnotrespond when youpressany ofthekeypad buttons, try a softreset. For moreinformation,seeResettingthehandheld,page22.accessthe AlignScreenSequence. You can alsopressthe leftapplication key toaccessthe AlignScreenSequence. If at anytimethe touch screen does not respond correctlytostylustaps, start thescreenalignment sequence andfollowthe on-screeninstructions. Suspendmode When you pressthePowerkeyto turnoffthehandheld,thehandheld goesinto Suspend mode.Thisisa low-power modethatmaintains the main memorycontents and keepsapplications runningbutdoesnotallow youtooperate any ofthehandheld’sfunctions.The handheld appearstobeturnedoff. The integrated GNSSreceiveristurnedoff and any application usingGNSSisdisconnected. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide21
Ifawirelessradioisturnedon,theWi-Fi radiowillbeturnedoff,andtheBluetoothandwirelessGSM/UMTS radioswillremainturnedon.The handheldiscapableof receivingdatavia Bluetooth ortheGSM/UMTS radio whileitisinSuspend mode. Thehandheldisabletoautomatically wake uptocalendar alarmsif itisinSuspendmode. CCAUTION – Tosavebatterypower, use the WirelessManager to turnoffthe wireless radios before you place the handheld into Suspendmode. Toturnonthehandheld whenit isinSuspendmode,pressthePowerkey.Thehandheldisimmediately ready for operation.There may be a delay of upto30secondswhile the integratedGNSSreceiverand the Wi-Fi radio automaticallyreactivate. You can configure the handheldtoautomatically enterSuspend mode whenit has beenidle for aspecifiedtime.Bydefault,the handheldissettoenter Suspend modeif itisnotused forthreeminutes. To change thetimebeforethehandheld entersSuspend mode: 1. Tapthetitlebar of the Home or the Startscreenandthentap.The Power controlappears, displayingtheBatterytab. 2. TaptheAdvancedtab. 3. FromtheOn battery poweroption,select theTurn offscreenifdevicenotusedfor check box andthenselectthe idletimefrom the drop-downlist. 4. TapOK. Resetting thehandheld Ifthescreen onthehandheldisblank, the handheld hasturnedoff.PressthePowerbuttonto turnonthehandheld. Ifthehandheldstopsrespondingtothestylus,orif itdoesnotrespond when youpressany of the keypadbuttons,you may needtoresetit.First,tryasoftreset.If thehandheld doesnotrespond,perform a hardreset. You can also resetthehandheldto itsfactory defaultsettings. Performingasoftreset Asoftresetissimilartorestartingacomputer.Asoftresetsavesdataand closesallopen applications andthenrestarts the handheld.Alldata andsettingsareretained after asoftreset. To perform a softreset, use thetipofthestylustolightlypresstheResetbutton. Alternatively,press thePowerbuttonuntilthePowermenu appears andthentapReset. 22Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Performinga hardreset A hard reset retainssettingsanddatathatyou have previouslysaved on thehandheld. However,any unsaveddatamay belost. Note – Perform a hardresetonlyifasoftresetdoesnotresolvetheproblem. To perform a hardreset,press and holdthePowerbuttonand use thetipof thestylustolightlypress the Resetbutton. Resetting tofactory defaultsettings Resetthehandheldtofactory defaultsettingstorestorethe handheldtoitsoriginal state,or onlyifasoftreset and then a hard reset doesnotresolve theproblem. CCAUTION –Resettingthe handheld to factorydefaultsettings erasesall data,installed applications, andsettingsstored in the handheld, except for any data or applications thatwerepre-installedon the handheld or are stored on a memory card.Itdoesnotchange the languageoftheoperatingsystem used onthehandheld. CCAUTION – If you have encrypted files on a memory card and youresetthe handheldto factorydefaultsettings, theencryptionkey on the handheld is deleted. This meansthatany files you have encrypted on a memory card arepermanentlylocked andunreadable by any device. For moreinformation,seeEncryptingfileson memory cards, page25. BTip – To quickly and easily restore data deleted byperforminga factory reset,synchronize the handheld with a computerbeforeyouresetthe handheld to the factorydefaultsettings. Once the handheld is reset, resynchronizethe handheld with thecomputer. To reset the handheldtothe factory defaultsettings: 1.PressthePowerbuttonuntilthePowermenu appears and thentapShutdown. 2. Press and holdthetwosoft keys onthehandheld. 3. While holdingthesoftkeys, press and holdthePowerkeyuntiltheHive Clean promptappears. 4. Follow the on-screeninstructionstocontinuethefactoryreset. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide23
Storingdata The handheld hastwotypesofmemory: •Storage memoryissimilartothehard diskinacomputer,andisused forstoringprograms anddata. •Program memoryissimilartotheRAMinacomputer,andisused for runningprograms.Youcannot useit tosavedata. To check the memorycapacityon the handheld,tap/Settings/System/Memory.The Storage andProgramcolumns show thecurrentmemory available, andthememorythatisalreadyinuse. Pre-installeddocuments and program files arenotaffected by power loss orresetting.However,you canstilllosedataifyouaccidentallydeleteor overwriteit. CCAUTION – TheWindowsEmbeddedHandheld 6.5 Professionaloperatingsystem does notinclude aRecycle Bin. When you delete files from the handheld, they aredeletedpermanently. Trimblerecommendsthatyou regularly copyimportantdatatoan office computer. For moreinformation,seeConnectingtoan office computer,page44. Memory cards As an alternativetostoragememory,you can save datatoamemorycard.Use either amicroSD oramicroSDHC(highcapacity)memory card to securelytransfer data toandfromanotherdevicethatsupports microSDormicroSDHC memory cards. Note – TheJunoserieshandheld doesnotsupportSDIO (SDinput/output)cards. CCAUTION – Thepresenceof any dust or moisture in the memory card slot may adversely affectthe device and void your Trimblewarranty.To prevent dust or moistureenteringthe memory cardslot:– When inserting or removing a memory card, place the handheld on a dust-freeindoor surface. CCAUTION – Staticelectricitycan harm electronic components inside the handheld. Toprevent static damage, dischargestatic electricity from your body before youtouch anyofthe electronic components inside your device, suchasa memory module. You can dosoby touchinganunpaintedmetalsurface. ToinsertamicroSDormicroSDHC memory card: 1. Turn off thehandheld.SeeTurning on andturning offthehandheld,page21. 2. Placethe handheld face down on adust-freeindoorsurface. 3. Remove thebatterycoverdoor,andthenremovethebattery.SeeInsertingandremoving the battery,page19. 24Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
4.Slidethecardslotcovertothe left andit willhinge open. 5. Place the memory cardintheslotwiththe swipes facingdown. 6. Lowerthecover andslideitbacktotheright. The cardislockedintoplace. 7. Replacethebatteryand the batterycoverdoor. When you selecttheSave Asoptioninanapplication,the memory cardappearsinthelistofavailablestoragelocations. Note – Do not storerequireddata or applications to a memory cardifthe cardwillbe removed.Data savedto a memory cardisavailableonly when the cardisinsertedin the handheld. To removethememory card from the memory cardslot: 1. Turn off thehandheld.SeeTurning on andturning offthehandheld,page21. 2. Placethe handheld face down on adust-freeindoorsurface. 3. Removethebatterycoverdoor,and then removethebattery.SeeInsertingandremovingthebattery,page19. 4.Slidethecardslotcovertothe lefttoopenit,remove thecard,then lowerthecardslotcover and slideit totherighttolockit. 5. Replacethebatteryand the batterycoverdoor. Encrypting files on memory cards To preventsensitivedata on a memory card from being usedifthecardislostor stolen,filescan be encryptedastheyare placed on the card. When encryptionisenabled,an encryption keyisstoredon the handheld.Filesareencryptedastheyare copied or writtentothe memorycard.Filesalreadysavedon memory cards before enabling encryption arenotautomaticallyencrypted. Note – Because theencryptionkeyisstored on thehandheld,encryptedfilesareonly readable on thehandheldon which they are initially encrypted.Itisnotpossibletoread encryptedfileson thestoragecard with any otherdevice,includinganotherJunoseries handheld or anofficecomputer.CCAUTION – If youresetthe handheldtothefactorydefaultsettings,theencryptionkey is deleted and the handheld is no longer able to read any encryptedfileson a memory card.This meansthatany files you have encrypted arepermanentlylocked and unreadable by any device. To avoid being unable to read previously encryptedfiles,Trimblerecommends that youuse another device, suchasanofficecomputer,asthe primary locationforstoring importantdata and to control theencryptionofimportantfiles. To enable encryption offilesastheyarewrittentoamemorycard: 1. Tap/Settings/System/Encryption. 2.SelecttheEncryptfileswhen placed on astoragecard checkbox. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide25
Note – Encryptedfilesappear asordinaryfileson thehandheldtheywereencryptedon.Ifthe memory cardisinsertedinanotherdevice,thefilesappear with a .mencfileextension and cannotbeopened. To disableencryption,clear the Encrypt files when placed on astoragecard check box. Note – Disablingencryptiondoesnot removeencryptionfrom anyexistingfilesonthememorycard,but ensures that newfilesplaced onto the memory card are notencrypted. Toencryptfilesthatare alreadystoredon a memory card: 1. Copy thefilestothe handheld’s internal memory ortoan office computer. 2. Ensure encryption isenabled onthehandheld. 3. Copy thefilesbacktothememorycard.Thefilesare encryptedas theyarewrittentothememorycard. To remove encryption fromfilessotheycan be read by otherdevices: 1.Insertthememory cardinthehandheld and then connectthe handheldto anoffice computer(seeConnectingtoan office computer,page44). 2. Copy the encryptedfilesfromthememory cardtothe officecomputer. 3. To use the decryptedfileson the handheld,copythefilesfrom theoffice computertothehandheld’s mainmemory. 4. Tostorethedecryptedfileson a memory card,ensurethatencryption isnotenabled onthehandheld and then copythedecryptedfilesfrom theoffice computertothememorycard. Installingand removing the SIM cardCCAUTION – TheSIM card and itscontentscan be easily damaged byscratchesorbending.Usecaution when inserting or removing the card. CCAUTION – The presence of anydustor moisture inthe SIM card slot may adverselyaffect the device and void your Trimblewarranty.Topreventdust or moistureenteringthe SIMcardslot:– When inserting or removing a SIM card, placethe handheld on a dust-freeindoor surface. CCAUTION – Staticelectricitycan harm electronic components inside the handheld. Toprevent static damage, dischargestatic electricity from your body before youtouch anyofthe electronic components inside your device, suchasa memory module. You can dosoby touchinganunpaintedmetalsurface. 26Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Toinsertor remove a SIM card: 1. Turn off thehandheld.SeeTurningonandturning offthehandheld,page21. 2. Place the handheld face down on adust-free indoorsurface. 3. Removethebatterycoverdoor,and thenremovethebattery.SeeInsertingand removingthebattery,page19. 4.Insertor remove the SIM cardasshown, withthegold contactsfacedown. 5. Replacethebatteryand the batterycoverdoor. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide27
Using the Windows Embedded Handheldoperating systemTheJunoserieshandhelds are powered bytheWindowsEmbedded Handheld 6.5Professional operatingsystem.The main partsoftheHome screen and the Startscreenare shownbelow. TitlebarContainsstatusicons forimportant systemfunctions. HomescreenProvides accesstothekeyfunctionsonyourhandheld. Scroll, andtap any item to openit. StartbuttonTap to open theStartscreen,where you can access programs andsystem controls.TilebarContainstouchabletiles providingaccesstoapplications, menus, andnotifications. Startscreen Tap any itemonthe menuto openit. LockdeviceTap to lock thescreen. Once locked, you have multiplepointsof unlockentrydepending Pull-down listTap anywhere onthetitle bar to open thetitlebar pull-downlist, whereyou canaccessconnectivity controls(the Wireless Manager),batteryinformation,time anddatesettings, andvolume. Connectivity iconsTap either icontoaccesstheWirelessManager. 28Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Statusindicators Status indicatorsthatappearinthetitlebar atthetop of the screen are asfollows: Battery statusindicators IconDescriptionBatteryhasfull charge(81-100%) Battery has high charge (61-80%) Batteryhasmedium charge(41-60%)Battery has low charge (16-40%)Battery has very low charge (15% or less)Battery charging/using externalpower Thebatterystatusicon on thetitlebar of the Home screenortheStart screenshowsthestatusof the batterycharge. Tapthetitlebar andthenon the pull-downlisttaptheicontoaccessthePower controldialog.SeeChecking the level ofbatterypower, page20. Networkand modem statusindicators Icon Connected to ActiveSync or WindowsMobile®Device Center (WMDC) on acomputerConnected to aBluetooth-enabled phoneDisconnected from ActiveSync orWMDC Disconnected from aBluetooth-enabled phoneWi-Fi radioisonWi-Fi isdetectedConnected to a wirelessnetwork MaximumGSM/UMTS signal strengthNoGSM/UMTSsignalGSM/UMTS is turned offNo cellular serviceSearching for GSM/UMTS serviceData istransferringusing the GSM/UMTSNo SIM cardUMTSnetworkisavailableUMTSnetworkisconnectingUMTSconnection isactive3G+networkisavailableAnalognetworkisavailableEDGEnetworkisavailableEDGEnetworkisconnectingEDGEconnectionisactiveGPRSnetworkisavailable JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide29
Icon GPRSnetworkisconnectingGPSRconnectionisactive HSDPAnetworkisavailable HSDPAnetworkisconnectingHSDPAconnection is active Thenetworkand modem statusicons onthetitlebar oftheHome screenor the Start screen show thestatus of each radio. Tap thetitlebar andthenon the pull-downlisttapthe or icon.IntheConnectivityor Phonedialog,selectWirelessManagerandturnon orturnofftheradio. Speaker statusindicators Icon DescriptionSpeakerisonSpeakerisoff The speakerstatusicon onthetitlebar oftheHome screen or the Start screenshowsthestatusof thespeaker.Tap t hetitlebar and then onthepull-downlisttaptheicontoadjustthevolume andto turnthespeaker on oroff. Pre-installed programs Programsthatarepre-installedontheJunoserieshandheld areasfollows: ProgramFunctionActiveSync Synchronizeinformationbetween the handheld and acomputer. Adobe Reader LE ReadPDFdocuments. AlarmsSetalarms.Calculator Perform basicarithmetic functions.Calendar Keep track ofappointmentsand arrange meetings.ContactsKeep track of yourfriendsand colleagues.File Explorer View and managefiles. InternetExplorer Browse the World WideWeb.Messenger Send instantmessagesusingWindows Live™Messenger. Notes Createhandwritten,typed, or recordednotes.Picturesand Videos Take, view, andeditpictures, or record and launch video clips. SearchDeviceSearchfor afileoritemstored on thehandheld.Tasks Keeptrackof your tasks.Windows LiveAccessWindowsLiveservices,includingemail, instant messenger andInternetsearch.Windows MediaPlayWindows Media® or MP3 audio and videofiles. 30Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
ProgramFunctionE-mail Write, send, and receive email messages.On the TNJ32 handheld, you can alsoaccesstext messaging functions.OfficeMobile 2010 (TNJ32handheld only) Text(TNJ32handheld only)Phone(TNJ32handheld only)Flashlight(TNJ32handheld only)Provides accesstotheseOfficeMobile applications:Excel®Mobile2010,PowerPoint®Mobile 2010, OneNote® Mobile 2010, SharePointWorkSpace Mobile 2010, and WordMobile.Send, receive, and organize textmessages. Accessthe phonefunctions.Usethe cameraLEDflashasaflashlight. Interactingwith thehandheld Tointeractwiththe handheld,usethestylusor your fingertotapitemsonthetouch screen,ortoscroll up ordown. ActionDefinitionTap Touch the screen once to openitemsand selectoptions.Tap and hold Tap and hold the styluson anitem toseea listofactionsavailable forthat item. On the pop-up menu that appears, tap the action you want toperform.Drag Hold the styluson the screen and dragacrossthe screen to select textandimages.Drag in a list to selectmultipleitems.FlickFlickthe stylus or your finger over the screen to scroll a page or a list upor down. Ifat anytimethe touch screen doesnotrespond correctlytostylustapsor yourfinger, realignit.For moreinformation,see Screen,page37. Enteringinformation Depending on the program you are using, you can enterinformationinseveralways,as describedbelow: Input methodDescriptionSynchronizingUseMicrosoftconnectionmanagementsoftware to exchange informationbetween the handheld and an officecomputer.For moreinformation,seeConnectingtoan office computer, page44.TypingUsethe keyboardinputpanel to enter typed text bytappingkeysonthe on-screenkeyboard.WritingUsethe stylus like a pen to write directly onthescreen.Recording Create a stand-alone recording or embed a recording into anote. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide31
B Using the on-screenkeyboard The keyboardbuttonautomaticallyappearsinthetilebar ofanyapplication. To display thekeyboard,tapthekeyboardbutton,or tap atextboxintheapplication. To enter characters, useyour fingeror thestylustotapthekeys onthekeyboard.When youfinishentering textinafield,tap toacceptthetextyou haveenteredandthenmoveto the nextfield. To enter special characters,tapto Keyboardbutton Textbox Keyboarddisplay keyboards containing numbers and symbols. Toswitchbacktothemain keyboard,tapagain. To hide thekeyboard,tap the keyboard iconagain. Tip – To make the keys larger, tap / Settings / Personal / Input. In the Input method list, select Keyboard and then tap LargeKeys. Drawing andwriting directlyon screen Insomeapplications, for exampleNotes,you candraw(orwritedirectly) on thescreen usingthestylus. 1. Tap andthentap the Notesicon. 2. TaptheMenu icon. 3.SelectDraw. 4. Use thestylustowriteor draw onthescreen. 32Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Making arecording For handheld configurations equippedwithan integratedmicrophone,you cancreateastand-alonevoice note or you can add a recordingtoanote.Then you can workwithvoicenotesinthe same waythatyou workwithnotes. To make arecording: 1. Tap and thentaptheNotesicon.2. TaptheMenuicon. 3. Do one ofthefollowing: –Tocreateastand-alonerecording,inthescreendisplayingthelistof notes,taptheRecordbutton tobeginrecording.–To add a recordingtoanote,createoropena note and thentapthe Recordbuttontobeginrecording. 4. When youfinishrecording,taptheStopbutton.Ifyou are creating astand-alonerecording,anicon appearsinthe notelist. Ifyou are recordinginan open note, aniconappearsinthenote.TapOK toreturntothenotelist. To play arecording,taptherecordinginthenotelist oropen the note and thentaptheiconinthenote. Personalizing thehandheld Use thecontrolsintheSettingsareatocustomizethe handheld.Thefollowing examples describetheavailablecontrols. Buttons Use theButtonscontrolunderPersonalsettingstoassigntheaction you wanttobeperformed when you press theleftor rightapplication key. Bydefault,these keys perform the same actionastheleftandrighttilesinthetilebar. Alternatively,program these keystoperform a selectedaction. Applicationbuttons can be programmedtoperform one of the followingtypesofactions: •Run aselectedapplication,for example Messaging or Calendar. •Act as asoftwarebutton,for example an OK/Closebutton ora scrollbutton. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide33
•Viewaselectedscreen,orpart ofascreen,for examplereturntotheHomescreen or launchtheContextmenu or Input panel. To opentheButtonscontrol:•Tap/Settings/Personal/Buttons. To specify an action for thebutton:1. TaptheProgramButtonstab. 2. Tap abuttoninthelisttoselectit. 3. From theAssignaprogramdrop-downlist,select theaction you wanttooccur when you pressthebutton ortapthesoftkey. 4. TapOK. Home UsetheHome settingstochangethedisplaythemethatcontrolstheappearance oftheHomescreen,andtocustomizehow itemsappear ontheHomescreen. Appearance You can use athemetocustomizethe background pictureontheHomescreen,thecolor ofthetitleandtilebars,menus, andmessages. To change t he displaytheme: 1. Tap/Settings/Home. 2. TaptheAppearancetab. 3. Do one ofthefollowing: –To use apredefined theme, selectitfromthelist. –To select thepicturethatyou wanttodisplayinthe Home screenbackground,select theUsethis pictureasthe background check box.Then tapBrowse tosearch for a file onthehandheld. 4. TapOK. 34Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Items You can choosebetween: •the Windows default Home screenview,which allows youtoflickthroughthelistofentries,givingaccesstofunctions suchasemail,textmessaging, current time,andInternetExplorer. •customisingwhich itemsappear on the Home screen and the orderin whichtheyappear. To usethedefaultHome screenview: 1. Tap/Settings/Home. 2. TaptheItemstab. 3.SelecttheWindowsDefaultcheck box. 4. TapOK. Tocustomisetheitems whichappear on theHomescreen: 1. Tap/Settings/Home. 2. TaptheItemstab. 3. Selector clear the check boxestoshow or hidetheHome screenitems. 4. UsetheMove UpandMove Down buttonstochange wheretheselecteditem appears ontheHomescreen. 5. TapOK. Set the time anddate 1. On the Homescreen,taptheclockitem,ortapthetitlebar and then onthepull-downlist,taptheclockicon.The Clock&Alarmsscreenappears. 2. TaptheTimetab. 3.IntheTimeZonefield,selecttherequiredtimezone from the drop-downlist. 4.IntheDatefield,tapthedown arrow andthenselect thecorrectdate.Tip – On the calendar which appears, tap on the monthor yeartoselect the required value. 5.IntheTimefield,tapin turnthehour,minute,and secondvaluesandthentaptheup or downarrowstoset the correcttime. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide35
Devicelock TaptheDevice LockiconontheStart screen to lockthescreen and keypadwhilethehandheld remainsturnedon. Once the handheldislocked,thescreen andmostof the keys donotresponduntil thehandheldisunlocked.The exceptionisthePowerkey,whichalways respondwhenpressed. Communicationwithexternaldevicessuch as a GNSSreceiver,orexternalsensors used by GNSSfieldsoftware,isnotinterruptedby locking thehandheld.Thismeansthatyou can keep using theGNSSfieldsoftwarewhenthehandheldislocked.Forexample, you could lock thedevice so that you can safelytransportitbetweenfeatures, while keepingthesoftware connectedtotheGNSSreceiversothatyou cancontinuerecordingGNSSpositions. The lock screenprovidesmultipleunlock sliders for different applications, whenthereare newnotifications.For example,ifanewemail hasarrived,an email unlockslider takesyoustraight totheemail. To unlockthedevice,slidethe Unlock icon fortherequiredapplicationtotakeyoustraightto thatapplication. You can helptokeep yourdatasecure byrequiringa password eachtimethehandheldisturnedon.Tap/Settings/Locktoseta password ortochange passwordsettings. Power To openthePowercontrol,do one ofthefollowing: •Tapthetitlebar of the Home screen or the Startscreen,andthentap. •Tap/Settings/Power. TaptheBatterytabtocheckthebatterylevel(seeChecking the level ofbatterypower, page20). TaptheAdvancedtabtosetthetimebefore the handheldturnsoff when idle(seeSuspend mode, page21). Sounds andnotifications UsetheSounds&Notificationscontroltoset preferences for the speaker volumeand system sounds.To opentheSounds&Notificationscontrol: •Tap/Settings/Sounds&Notifications. 36Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
Toturnon orturnoffsounds: 1. TaptheSoundstab. 2. Selector clear the check boxestoenable ordisablecategoriesofsounds. 3.Ifyou selecttheScreentaps or Hardwarebuttons checkboxes,select theSoftor Loud optionto controlthevolume of thesounds. 4. TapOK. You can use predefined schemestocustomizesounds,or you can create your own soundschemes. Tospecifya soundscheme: 1. TaptheNotificationstab. 2. From the Eventdrop-downlist,select anevent. 3. Selectthetypeof notification you wanttoreceiveforthatevent. 4. TapOK. Screen Use theScreencontrol to alignthetouch screen or to change the appearance oftext onthescreen.To opentheScreencontrol: •Tap/Settings/System/Screen. Tochange the screen settings:1. TaptheGeneraltab. 2. To changetheorientation of thescreen,selectanoptionintheOrientationgroup. 3. Tostartthealignmentsequence for thetouchscreen,tapAlign Screen. 4. TapOK. Note–Toalignthescreenat anytime,press and holdthePowerbutton for1 seconduntilthePowermenuappearsand thentap . Using ClearType font smoothing can maketexteasierto read onthescreen. Note – ClearTypeisalreadyonbydefaulton theJunoserieshandheld. JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide37
To enable ClearType: 1. TaptheClearType tab andthen selecttheEnable ClearType checkbox. 2. TapOK. To change thesizeoftextonscreen: 1. TaptheTextSizetab. 2. Tap and dragtheslider controltothelefttomaketextsmaller,ortothe righttomaketextlarger. The exampletextbelowtheslider shows howthetext willappear onscreen. 3. TapOK. Backlight Thebacklightmakesthescreeneasiertoreadinlow light,butuses extrapower.Use theBacklightcontroltoconfigurepower-savingsettingsforthebacklight. To opentheBacklightcontrol: •Tap/Settings/System/Backlight. Toset thebacklighttoautomaticallyturnoff:1. To automaticallyturnoffthebacklightwhenthehandheldisidle andisusingbatterypower,taptheBatteryPowertab.Selectthe Turn offbacklightcheck box andthenselect atimefromthedrop-downlist. 38Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide
2. To automaticallyturnoffthebacklightwhenthehandheldisidle and is using externalpower,tap the ExternalPowertab. SelecttheTurn offbacklightcheck box andthenselect atimefromthedrop-downlist.3. TapOK.To changethebrightness:1. TaptheBrightnesstab.2. Tap and dragtheBrightness Levelslider controlto thelefttomake thebacklightdarker,or totherighttomakethebacklightbrighter.3. TapOK.MessagingUse Messagingtosend andreceiveemailmessages usingtheJunoserieshandheld. Messagingisthe equivalent of your emailInbox.To useemail,you can do one ofthefollowing:•Synchronizeemailmessageswith MicrosoftExchange orMicrosoftOutlook®onan office computer.•Sendand receive emailmessagesby connecting directlytoan emailserver throughanISPor anetwork.SynchronizingemailmessagesYou can synchronize emailmessageson the handheld andthecomputer.CCAUTION – When you delete amessageonthe handheld, itis deleted from theofficecomputer the nexttimeyou synchronizethe devices.To synchronize email,you mustenable Inbox synchronization intheMicrosoftActiveSynctechnology(for Windows XP) or the WMDC(for WindowsVistaor Windows7). For moreinformation,refertotheActiveSyncHelp or the WMDC Helpon the officecomputer.JunoSeriesHandheldsUser Guide39dwaltonŧŝŕœŔŔŔŕŕŕŔŕœřŔŖŎŔŖŊœœŊŕœŔŔŒŔŕŒŕŕŃ঱ଏŃœŚŝœřŝŔŖ--------------------------------------------NOTE this snap is wrong - the correct snap will show Brightness (as in the text) not Configure as in the graphic. I don't have the correct snap yet...
Duringsynchronization: •Messages arecopied fromthemail folders of Exchange or Outlook ontheoffice computertotheMessaging folder onthehandheld.By default, youwillreceivemessages from thepast3daysonly,thefirst100 lines of each message, andfileattachmentsoflessthan100 KBinsize. •EmailmessagesintheOutbox folder onthehandheld aretransferred toExchange orOutlook,and then sent from thoseprograms. •Emailmessagesinsubfoldersinother email foldersinOutlookaresynchronized onlyifthey were selectedfor synchronization (using ActiveSynctechnologyortheWMDC). To send andreceiveemail fora synchronized Exchange orOutlookaccount, connect the handheldtothe officecomputer.Synchronization automaticallybegins,andthehandheldsends andreceivesemail. Connectingdirectlyto anemailserver Inadditiontosynchronizing emailmessageswithan office computer,you cansend and receive emailmessagesby connectingtoan emailserver. Before you can send andreceiveemail,you mustcreate an email accountin theMessagingsoftware. Note – Youmustsetup an Internetconnectionon the handheld beforeyou cansetupand use youremailaccount. For moreinformation,seeConnectingtoaWi-Fiaccesspoint, page54,Connectingtoa Bluetooth-enabled device,page55,or ConnectingtoaBluetooth-enabled phonefor Internetaccess,page61. Ifyou needtoconnecttodifferent mailboxes,set up and name a different servicefor eachconnection. Note – The Messagingsoftware supports only thePOP3and IMAP4 protocols forincomingmail,andSMTPfor outgoingmail. To set up a mailservice: 1. Tap/E-mail. 2. TapSetupE-mail. 3. Enter the email address for youraccount. 4.Enterapassword.Select Save passwordifyouwant thedevicetoremember yourpassword. 5. TapNext. 6. To automaticallyget connection settings foryour email account from theInternet,select thecheckbox. 7. TapNext. 40Juno SeriesHandhelds User Guide

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