Related Manuals for Samsung URP-SU110
Summary of Contents for Samsung URP-SU110
- Page 1 URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide. *CAUTION ■ This PDA device is designed for hand-held operation only...
-
Page 2: Table Of Contents
5.8 Using Command Bar ..........................28 5.9 Entering Data............................. 29 5.10 Using Software Input (SIP) ........................29 5.11 Internet Explorer ............................. 29 5.12 WordPad ..............................29 5.13 Help ................................6. Using Stylus Pen............................30 6.1 Using Stylus .............................. 30 URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... - Page 3 6.2 Using Hand Strap............................7. Network and Communication ........................30 7.1 Installing Microsoft ActiveSync....................... 30 7.2 Using ActiveSync............................31 7.3 File Synchronization Using ActiveSync....................31 8. Safety Suggestions............................. 31 Information to the User NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
-
Page 4: Items Included
If you find any of the above items missing or defective, please contact our Customer Service Center or retailer. Refer to Fig. 1 for more information. 1. URP-SK010 2. Adaptor 3. Standard Battery 4. Synchronization Cable 5. Earpieces 6. Stylus Pen 7. Hand Strap (for PDA) 8. User’s Manual URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... -
Page 5: Definition Of Parts
Fig 1. Items Included 1.2 Definition of Parts Check the parts of the device. This user’s manual will use the following names of parts. 4. SD Card Slot 3. Scanner Screen 5. LED Light 1. LCD and 8. Arrow Key Touch Screen 21. - Page 6 4 hours to recharge battery in full. Always recharge the battery 100% before using device. 12. Hand Strap Holder When using the device for a long time, connect hand strap to this spot. 13. RFID Antenna To use RFID, pull the antenna out to the direction of your signal. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...
-
Page 7: Power Device
Features Function/Description 14. Stylus Pen 16. Kaypad Used to enter numbers or characters (only English). Use with Fn key to perform various functions. 2. Power Device This chapter explains how to turn power on/off and how to recharge battery. 2.1 Turning Power On/Off Turning Power On 1. -
Page 8: Battery
- Attaching Battery: Move the detach button on the back to right and slowly slide the battery into its position. - Detaching Battery: Move the detach button on the back to the left and pull out the projected handles on either end. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... -
Page 9: How To Recharge Battery
2.4 How to Recharge Battery [Using Power Adaptor] 1. Connect the power adaptor to the power connection on the bottom of device. 2. If the power LED turns on (red) to the top left corner of device, it means that the battery is being charged. - Page 10 If adjustment fails, you need to start again. Fig 4. Selecting Stylus 1) Click Start on Task Bar and go to [Settings] -> [Control Panel]. 2) Double-click on Stylus on [Control Panel]. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...
-
Page 11: Brightness Setting
Fig 5. Entering Adjustment Window Fig 6. Adjusting the Screen 3) Select [Adjustment Tab] under [Stylus Properties] and click [Readjust]. 4) Press the center of plus sign. Press the center of plus sign five times to proceed to Stylus Properties. Click OK on top right corner to finish settings. 3.1.2 Brightness Setting Brightness is set to about 40% by default. -
Page 12: Sound Setting
Adjust sound as you like. 3.2.1 Volume and Sound 1. [Start] –> [Settings] -> [Control Panel]-> [Volume and Sound] [Task Bar] -> Sound Icon Volume Tab: Adjust volume Sound Tab: Adjust various sounds. Fig 8. Adjusting Volume and Sound URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... -
Page 13: Date And Time Setting
3.3 Date and Time Setting 1. Go to and select “Date and Time.” [Start] -> [Settings] -> [Control Panel] 2. Select Month and you will see a pull-down list of months. 3. Select Year and you will see a spin control to the side. Use arrow keys or press up/down buttons to set the year. -
Page 14: Power Configuration Tab
3.5 Memory Allotment and Use To allot memory, follow: and run [System]. [Start] -> [Settings] -> [Control Panel] 1. Select Memory Tab. 2. Move the memory bar to set memory allotment. 3. Press “OK” to finish settings. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... -
Page 15: Cold Reset / Warm Reset
Fig 12. Setting Memory 3.6 Cold Reset / Warm Reset As you use the device, you might need to reset the device due to program abnormality. There are two ways to reset the device: warm reset and cold reset. Warm reset can be done anytime, but cold reset might eliminate your programs and data. -
Page 16: Major Features
This chapter explains various basic features of your PDA. 4.1 Reading Barcode Use scanning program to read barcodes. 1) Running Scanner Diagnostics [Start] -> [Program] -> [Scanner] -> [Samsung Scanner] Or, open the Scanner icon on the main page. 2) Reading Barcode How to Shoot Laser Beam 1. -
Page 17: Uhf 900Mhz (Read / Write)
2. The device cannot read barcode if the laser beam only covers parts of the barcode. Fig 14. 1D Scanner Program 4.3 UHF 900Mhz (Read / Write) This program is only applied to Samsung Techwin PDA with the 902.75 ~ 927.25Mhz module. Quick Reference Guide... - Page 18 1. Running UHF RFID [Start] -> [Program] -> [Samsung] -> [RFID Reader Manager] Fig 15. Running UHF Program 2. Reading Tag Data Fig 16. UHF RFID Program URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...
- Page 19 3. Functions of Each Button 1. This PDA is written based on EPC Gen2 protocol, but it is designed to read 18000-6C protocol. : Connects serial communication between main processor and RFID module : Connects serial communication between main processor and RFID module : Changes serial communication value between main processor and RFID module : Changes RFID value settings : Starts reading tag...
- Page 20 Fig 18. RFID Settings You can set the protocol for your RFID. Click ‘Details’ to change detailed settings. The default RFID protocols are EPC C1 GEN2 and Q value is four.. Fig 19. RFID Detailed Settings URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...
-
Page 21: Wireless Lan Setting
4.4 Wireless LAN Setting The wireless LAN is always turned OFF by default. [Connecting to Wireless LAN] 1. Open the Wireless LAN icon on Task Bar and run ‘Wireless LAN ON.’ Fig 18. Wireless LAN ON/OFF 2. Turn on Wireless LAN to go to detailed setting page. 3. - Page 22 6. As you press OK, you will be automatically directed to Wireless Info page to begin connecting to Wireless LAN. [Disconnecting Wireless LAN] 1. Click Wireless LAN icon on Task Bar to open the following Wireless LAN setting page. 2. Select Wireless LAN OFF. Fig 20. Turning Wireless LAN Off URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...
-
Page 23: Bluetooth Setting
4.5 Bluetooth Setting Bluetooth comes off by default. You must turn it on as follows: [Turning Bluetooth On] [Internal Devices] -> [Windows Folder] -> [Bluetooth Icon] - Select Bluetooth “ON” (automatically disappears in about 5 seconds). 1. Select the Bluetooth icon on Task Bar and run ‘BT ON.’ Fig 21. - Page 24 Fig 22. Bluetooth Info [Bluetooth Settings] Fig 23. Bluetooth Settings Fig 24. Bluetooth Settings 1. Click BT icon on Task Bar and select options to complete Bluetooth settings. 2. When you are finished, click OK to close the window. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...
- Page 25 [Using Phone (CDMA)] 1. Starting Phone 전화번호부 착/발신 목록 문자메세지 전화기 설정 전화기 정보 Fig 25. Starting Phone 2. Keypad Enter phone number and press [Talk] key to dial. Used to clear numbers one by one. If you are talking, this button will end your call. Press it for more than 2 seconds to turn power on or off.
-
Page 26: Using Keypad
F +1~3 User-defined functions Calibration.. Soft Keyboard ON. Soft Keyboard OFF Scanner Button. Camera Button 5. Application Program This chapter describes application programs that come pre-installed in the device and how to install new application programs. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... -
Page 27: Flash Disk
5.1 Flash Disk Devices with Windows CE basically use RAM-based standard storage disks. This product also uses this type of storage disk. It can use RAM as hard disk of your desktop and consumes only small power. However, it loses all programs and data in cold reset. This device also uses Flash ROM storage, which preserves data even in cold reset. -
Page 28: Removing Program
Generally, programs have command bar, work window, and Task Bar. Command bar includes menus and the tool bar that can run various functions in each program. It also has Close button that ends the program. Fig 27. Command Bar URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... -
Page 29: Entering Data
5.9 Entering Data You can use your stylus pen to enter data on the touch screen. You can also perform the following with your stylus pen: Drag and move items on the screen. Use software input (SIP) to enter characters. Select application programs on desktop or Task Bar. -
Page 30: Using Stylus Pen
Sharp ends can damage your touch screen. Touch screen is very sensitive to shock or sharp ends. 7. Network and Communication This chapter explains how to use network and communication. 7.1 Installing Microsoft ActiveSync This chapter explains how you can set your device to interact with other electronic devices. URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide... - Page 31 [Microsoft ActiveSync] Microsoft ActiveSync is used to transmit files between devices or to synchronize various data. Generally, all devices with Windows CE use ActiveSync to communicate. Devices with Windows CE.NET4.2 or higher must use Microsoft ActiveSync 3.7 or higher. Follow the procedures below to install Microsoft ActiveSync. Visit Microsoft WindowsCE.Net Website and download the latest version of ActiveSync.
- Page 32 6. As battery is a consumable item, it will lose capacity if you repeat charging and discharging it. Replace the battery when its capacity drops down to about half of the initial capacity. 9. Product Warranty/Inquiry, Customer Service URP-SU110 Quick Reference Guide...