Page 1 Barcode/2D code Handy Terminal バーコード/2次元コードハンディターミナル BHT-1260BWB-CE BHT-1260BWB-CE BHT-1261BWB-CE BHT-1261BWB-CE BHT-1260QWB-CE BHT-1260QWB-CE BHT-1261QWB-CE BHT-1261QWB-CE BHT-1261QWBG-CE BHT-1261QWBG-CE User’s Manual User’s Manual 取扱説明書取扱説明書...
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Page 5 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Viewing this Manual − About the Bookmark The PDF Bookmark function allows you to jump to the desired page. <Procedure> Click the “Bookmark” tab. Click to search for the desired content. Click the item to jump to the page. Click the “Bookmarks”...
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Page 7 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Supported OS versions for this manual • The manual is intended for the following OS versions. Edition Revision record OS Version 1200B 1200Q 1200QG －－ 1.00 －－ Enhanced the BHTSettings features (KEY, Display, StartupConfig), and 1.02 added the SIP feature.
Page 8 BHT-1200 Series Related Documentations • BHT API Reference Manual • BHT Class Library Reference Manual • Bluetooth Reference Manual • kbifCE Users guide • SQRC Setting User’s Manual • Remote Desktop Plug-in Reference Manual • Web Browser Plug-in Reference Manual •...
Page 9 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Be sure to observe all these safety precautions.  Read through this manual carefully to use the BHT and CU safely and correctly. Always keep this manual nearby for easy reference.  The symbols used in this manual The symbols used in this manual are used to explain safe and correct use of the product so as to prevent bodily injury and property damage to you and others.
Page 10 BHT-1200 Series Handling the battery Failure to follow all instructions listed below may cause electrical shock, overheating, smoking, fire, or an explosion. • Do not disassemble or modify the battery. • Do not use batteries other than the specified ones. •...
Page 11 • Do not use or store the battery in places exceeding the service or storage temperature. • Do not use the BHT with the damaged case. • Do not use the power supply other than the battery specified by DENSO WAVE. • Do not poke anyone’s eyes with the stylus that comes with the BHT.
Page 12 BHT-1200 Series Handling the BHT Failure to follow all instructions listed below may cause not only incorrect operation, but also overheating, smoking and malfunction. • When using the hand belt, avoid getting them caught in other objects or entangled them in rotating machinery.
Page 13: Table Of Contents
BHT-1200 Series Chapter 1 Outline This chapter describes the system and overall outline of the BHT. System Configuration ···································································· 2 1.1.1 Hardware Configuration······································································ 2 1.1.2 Software Configuration ······································································· 3 Component Names and Functions ··················································· 4 1.2.1 BHT ································································································ 4 1.2.2 CU ·································································································...
Page 14: System Configuration
BHT-1200 Series 1.1 System Configuration This section describes the hardware and software required for the BHT code data collection system. 1.1.1 Hardware Configuration The following figure shows the required hardware for the BHT code data collection system. The required hardware varies depending on the communication used. Wireless communication Ethernet...
Page 15: Software Configuration
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 1.1.2 Software Configuration [1] BHT Operating System (OS) Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 [2] Application Program Development Environment Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual and BHT Class Library Reference Manual.
Page 16: Component Names And Functions
BHT-1200 Series 1.2 Component Names and Functions 1.2.1 BHT BHT-1260BWB-CE/BHT-1261BWB-CE ④ ② ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑪ ⑨ ① ⑧ ⑩ ⑧...
Page 17 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal BHT-1260QWB-CE/BHT-1261QWB-CE ④ ② ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑪ ⑨ ① ⑧ ⑩...
Page 18 BHT-1200 Series BHT-1261QWBG-CE ④ ② ⑬ ⑤ ⑥ ⑮ ⑦ ⑭ ⑪ ⑨ ⑫ ① ③ ⑧ ⑩...
Page 19 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Name Function and Description ① Speaker Emits sounds LED Indicator Illuminates in red during charging and turns green upon completion of charging. ② Illuminates in blue when the BHT has successfully read a code. IEEE802.11b/g/n Communicates with the wireless LAN access point.
Page 20 BHT-1200 Series 1.2.2 CU The CU is a battery charger with communication function. The CU-1211 and CU-1233 are for the BHT-1200 Series, and referred to as the CU in this manual unless otherwise indicated. ② ③ ① ④ ⑤ Name Function and Description Power communication LED Illuminates in green while the power is ON.
Page 21: Keypad
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 1.2.3 Keypad The BHT key functions can be changed with user programs. The figure below shows an example of settings for each key function.
Page 22 BHT-1200 Series Name Function and Description Moves a cursor to the next tab stop ① Tab key Can also be used as the M4 key. ② ・The Shift Key and Enter key functions can be assigned to these magic keys in the System Menu. M1, M2, M3 ③...
Page 23: Bht Screen
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 1.2.4 BHT Screen All screens in this User’s Manual are simulated. Actual screens may differ depending on user settings and other factors. Note: Taskbar may also differ from the actual screens. Shows a battery power level. Shows a local area network (wired LAN) connection status when using a CU.
Page 24 BHT-1200 Series Shows the software keyboard status. : Shows that the software keyboard is activated. : Shows that the software keyboard is deactivated. Shows that the CPU is in standby mode. (This icon does not show in taskbar by default settings. To show this icon, change the settings in the System Menu or with user programs.) Shows that the Caps Lock key on the software keyboard is ON.
Page 25 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 2 BHT Preparation This chapter describes information and preparations required prior to operation. “BHT Preparation” Procedure························································· 14 Loading and Charging the Battery ··················································· 14 2.2.1 Loading and Charging the Battery ······················································ 15 2.2.2 Battery Power Level Indicator ···························································· 18 2.2.3 Battery Voltage Drop ········································································...
Page 26: Bht Preparation" Procedure
BHT-1200 Series 2.1 “BHT Preparation” Procedure Follow the steps below to prepare the BHT. 2.2 Loading and Charging the Battery First load and charge the battery. (Page 12) 2.3 Attaching the Stylus Attach the stylus to prevent it from being lost. (Page 17) 2.4 Initial Setup Calibrate the touch screen and set the calendar clock...
Page 27: Loading And Charging The Battery
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 2.2.1 Loading and Charging the Battery Loosen the hand belt. Push down and slide the cover lock to open the cover. Load the battery in the direction shown by the arrow. Terminal Battery pull tape Replace the cover and slide shut the cover lock.
Page 28 BHT-1200 Series Connect the dedicated AC adapter to the CU (power Power Communication LED inlet connector) and wall socket. The Power Communication LED illuminates in green when connected. AC adapter Set the BHT in the CU. The BHT beeps sounds, when the LED Indicator turns red, and charging begins. Red LED ON −...
Page 29 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal − Note − The BHT has a backup battery to backup the internal memory and calendar clock. The internal backup battery first charges when a charged battery is loaded. Do not remove the battery from the BHT for at least 2 days when using the BHT for the first time or when left unused for long periods.
Page 30: Battery Power Level Indicator
BHT-1200 Series 2.2.2 Battery Power Level Indicator The battery power level can be checked with the icon (battery power level indicator) shown in the taskbar. The icon shows the battery power in four levels. These levels are only a rough estimate of battery power, make sure to charge the battery before running out of power.
Page 31: Attaching The Stylus
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 2.3 Attaching the Stylus Attach the stylus to the hand belt to prevent it from being lost. 2.3.1 Attaching the Stylus Attach the stylus as shown below. 2.3.2 Holding the BHT Insert your hand into the hand belt and hold the BHT as shown below. 2.3.3 Using the Stylus Always calibrate the touch screen before use.
Page 32: How To Use The Touch Screen
BHT-1200 Series 2.3.4 How to use the touch screen Select the buttons and menus shown on the LCD touch screen with the stylus provided. Action Description Means tapping the touch screen once. Similar to a “click” of a computer mouse. Double-tap Means tapping the touch screen quickly twice.
Page 33: Initial Setup
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 2.4 Initial Setup Press the power key to turn ON the BHT. When turning ON the BHT for the first time or after a long period of time, if the dialog box is not displayed, first perform a “full reset”...
Page 34: Turning Off The Power
BHT-1200 Series 2.5 Turning OFF the Power Use one of the following three methods to turn OFF the BHT. → Press the power key. Normal power OFF → Hold down the SF key and press the power key for 3 Turning the power OFF after registry backup seconds or more.
Page 35: Auto Power Off
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 2.5.3 Auto Power OFF The power turns OFF automatically when the BHT is not used for the length of time set with the user program. The factory default time is set at 3 minutes when the BHT is shipped. * Refer to Chapter 4 System Operation for details of auto power OFF.
Page 36: Resetting And Full Resetting
BHT-1200 Series 2.6 Resetting and Full Resetting 2.6.1 Reset Reset the BHT in the following cases. • The BHT does not respond to an entry from the touch screen or keys. • Programs in the BHT malfunction for some unknown reason. 2.6.2 Reset Method With the BHT power ON, press the reset key combination (BKSP + Right Trigger + Power) at the same time.
Page 37: Memory Contents After Reset/Full Reset
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 2.6.5 Memory Contents after Reset/Full Reset Reset Full Reset Data in the “FLASH” folder Data retained Data retained (on-board FLASH memory) Data in the "Storage Card" folder Data retained Data retained (microSD card) Data in other folders Data retained Data erased (Note)
Page 38 BHT-1200 Series Details of the procedures below can be changed in the BHT Backup menu and Startup Config menu. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties -[11] Data Backup and [12] Startup Configuration. Procedures Outlines Follow the procedures [1] through [6] after full reset, [5] through [6] after reset. [1] Backup Back up data (files) and registry using backup tool.
Page 39: Inserting And Removing The Microsd/Microsim
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 2.7 Inserting and removing the microSD/microSIM The microSIM card is available only for the BHT-1261QWBG-CD. 2.7.1 Inserting the microSD Follow the procedure below to insert the microSD or microSIM card (option) into the BHT. Remove the battery.
Page 40: Removing The Microsd Or Microsim
BHT-1200 Series 2.7.2 Removing the microSD or microSIM Remove the microSD or microSIM card (option) from the BHT using the following procedure. − Caution − Always turn the BHT power OFF before removing the microSD or microSIM card. Failure to follow instruction may result in the loss of data stored in the microSD or microSIM card. Remove the battery.
Page 41 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 3 Basic Operation This chapter describes how to read barcodes using the BHT, the backlight function, how to use the keypad, and BHT data transmission. Reading Codes ··········································································· 30 Turning ON/OFF the Backlight ······················································· 32 Using the Keypad ········································································ 33 3.3.1 Entering Numerical Data···································································...
Page 42: Reading Codes
BHT-1200 Series 3.1 Reading Codes Follow the procedure below to read codes. Turn the BHT ON. − Note − When turning the BHT on, reading may not  be successful immediately. While reading, the beeping sound may also  be unsuccessful. Power key Tap “BhtShell”...
Page 43 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal When having difficulty reading codes… Cause Countermeasure Change the BHT reading angle and try again. BHT-1200BWB Series The BHT may not read a barcode due to BHT-1200QWB/QWBG Series Specular specular reflection when the illumination reflection light is pointed vertically at a barcode on the printed surface.
Page 44: Turning On/Off The Backlight
BHT-1200 Series 3.2 Turning ON/OFF the Backlight To turn the backlight ON or OFF, hold down the SF key and press the M3 key. Hold down the SF key and press the M3 Key. Backlight OFF or dim (backlight function enabled) If no key is Press any key or tap pressed for...
Page 45: Using The Keypad
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 3.3 Using the Keypad 3.3.1 Entering Numerical Data The default entry mode is numeric, enabling numbers written on the top of numeric keys to be entered. To enter “120” for example, press the “1”, “2” and “0” keys sequentially. To delete the wrong number entered, press the BKSP key and then re-enter the correct number.
Page 46: Using The Shift Key
BHT-1200 Series 3.3.3 Using the shift key The SF key is used in combination with other keys such as the numerical keys or power key for special input procedures. When the SF key is pressed, the keypad is switched to the SF key mode. Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual or BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details.
Page 47: Using The Software Keyboard
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 3.3.5 Using the Software Keyboard Tap the software keyboard status icon in the taskbar or hold down the SF key and press the M2 key to display/hide the software keyboard. Software keyboard Software keyboard status icon Tap the keys on the software keyboard to enter data.
Page 48: Transmitting Data
BHT-1200 Series 3.4 Transmitting Data ® Ethernet, USB / RS-232C, Bluetooth or wireless communication* can be used to transmit data collected by the BHT to the host computer. The data transmission method and BHT setting method varies depending on the system used, contact the system administrator for operation details Request Upload the data collected by the BHT to the host computer as soon as possible.
Page 49: Ethernet Communication
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 3.4.1 Ethernet Communication The CU-1211 connects to the host computer via ethernet. Place the BHT in the CU-1211 to transmit data. Ethernet Host Computer CU-1211 Requests Handling the CU-1211 • Use a category 5 (Cat 5) Ethernet cable or higher when connecting the CU-1211 to 100BASE-TX networks.
Page 50: Bluetooth Communication
BHT-1200 Series ® 3.4.3 Bluetooth Communication ® The Bluetooth interface permits wireless communications with other Bluetooth -enabled devices. Bluetooth® communication ® Bluetooth -enabled devices The BHT supports the following profiles: - DUN-DT - Generic Access - Serial-DevA - Serial-DevB - Service Discovery - FTP - OPP - A2DP...
Page 51: Wireless Communication
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 3.4.4 Wireless Communication Wireless communicatio to the host computer via the wireless LAN access point. A wireless local area network between the BHT and wireless LAN access point is required to communicate with the wireless LAN access point. Wireless communication Ethernet...
Page 52 BHT-1200 Series...
Page 53 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 4 System Operation This chapter describes how to operate the desktop, Start menu and System Menu, and how to make wireless network settings. Desktop····················································································· 42 Start Menu ················································································· 46 System Menu Outline ··································································· 63 4.3.1 System Menu Structure ···································································· 64 System Menu Details ···································································...
Page 54: Desktop
BHT-1200 Series 4.1 Desktop The windows desktop is displayed after the initial setup. (Refer to Chapter 2, 2.4 Initial Setup.) The following is an explanation of all the icons on the desktop. The icons on the desktop are application icons, and start up a program by double tapping each icon.
Page 55 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal BhtShell “BhtShell” is a system menu launcher that provides easy access to the system menus. To start up the system menu, double tap the BhtShell icon. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4 System Menu Details. FullScreen “FullScreen”...
Page 56 BHT-1200 Series Internet Explorer “Internet Explorer” is used to browse web pages. To run Internet Explorer, double tap the Internet Explore icon.  Note  Before using Internet Explorer, set up the wireless settings and open the wireless device. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties – [17] Wireless LAN, or 4.5 Wireless Network Settings.
Page 57 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Media Player “Media Player” is used to play windows media and MP3 files. To play digital media files, double tap the Media Player icon. Microsoft WordPad “Microsoft WordPad” is the basic word processor in windows. To use WordPad, double tap the Microsoft WordPad icon.
Page 58: Start Menu
BHT-1200 Series 4.2 Start Menu Start menu is used to run programs installed in the BHT and set up system settings. The following is an explanation of all the functions in the start menu. Tap the button in the bottom left corner of the desktop to open the start menu.
Page 59 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal kbifCE “kbifCE” is a keyboard interface software program to display a virtual keyboard (software keyboard) on the screen. The virtual keyboard provides the use of the stylus for data entry. To use the virtual keyboard, tap Programs >...
Page 60 BHT-1200 Series Remote Desktop Connection In the Start menu, tap Programs > Remote Desktop Connection to run Remote Desktop Connection. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.1 Desktop – Remote Desktop Connection. Windows Explorer “Windows Explorer” is used to browse files and folders inside the BHT. In the Start menu, tap Programs >...
Page 61 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Control Panel “Control Panel” is used to set up a windows operating environment. In the Start menu, tap [Settings(S)] – [Control Panel(C)] to open Control Panel. Backlight “Backlight” is used to change the backlight settings. To open the Backlight menu, double tap the Backlight icon in the Control Panel .
Page 62 BHT-1200 Series “LCD/Keypad” tab is used to change the LCD/Keypad brightness, power save level and keypad backlight ON timing. To change the settings, tap the LCD/Keypad tab in the Backlight menu. LCD/Keypad tab - LCD Backlight ON Level Select the LCD brightness from the following four levels. Low Bright (Dark) Mid Bright...
Page 63 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Error Reporting "Error Reporting" is creates an error information when an error occurs in applications. Enabling Error Reporting is recommended when developing applications. Using Windows CE Dump Viewer in a host computer together with this function helps early detection and solution of application problems.
Page 64 BHT-1200 Series PC Connection “PC Connection” is used to connect the BHT to a computer. To change the BHT connection to the computer, double tap the PC Connection icon in the Control Panel to open the PC Connection Properties. Then tap the “Change Connection…” button to change the connection method.
Page 65 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Stylus “Stylus” is used to change the stylus settings. To open the Stylus Properties, double tap the Stylus icon in the Control Panel. In “Double-Tap” tab menu, the double tapping speed of the stylus can be changed.
Page 66 BHT-1200 Series Network and Dial-up Connection “Network and Dial-up Connection” is used to connect the BHT to a network for uploading and downloading files from a remote location. Double tap the Network and Dial-up Connection icon in the Control Panel. Then, double tap the “Make New Connection”...
Page 67 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Volume and Sounds “Volume & Sounds” is used to change sound settings and adjust the sound volume. To change the volume and sounds, double tap the “Volume & Sounds” icon in the Control Panel.
Page 68 BHT-1200 Series “Output Device” tab is used to select an audio output device that emits sounds for the BHT. To select an audio output device, tap the “Output Device” tab. Then choose “Speaker” or “Receiver”. “Input Device” tab is used to adjust the microphone volume when the microphone is used as an input device.
Page 69 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Regional and Language Settings “Regional and Language Settings” is used to change the display language and the format that windows uses to display dates, times, currency, values and Uniscribe for complex text layout. (for example Thai language).
Page 70 BHT-1200 Series Display “Display” is used to change the display settings to customize the desktop. To change the display settings, double tap the “Display” icon in the Control Panel. “Background” tab in the Display properties is used to change the desktop background (wallpaper).
Page 71 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal “Resolution” tab in the Display properties is used to change the screen resolution. To change the resolution settings, tap the “Resolution” tab and select the resolution mode. Resolution mode: HVGA (width 320 x height 480 pixels) (default) QVGA...
Page 72 BHT-1200 Series Network and Dial-up Connection “Network and Dial-up Connection” is used to connect the BHT to a network for uploading and downloading files from a remote location. To set up the network settings, tap [Settings(S)] – [Network & Dial-up Connection(N)] in the Start menu, The Network and Dial-up Connection can also be accessed from the Control Panel.
Page 73 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Reset “Reset” is used to perform a reset or full reset. Tap [Reset(E)] in the Start menu to open the Reset menu. To perform a reset, uncheck the check box (□Full reset) then tap “Yes” button.
Page 74 BHT-1200 Series Remote Display Application The Remote Display Application is a tool that displays a BHT screen on a computer and manipulates the The following application files “CERDISP.exe” and “CERHOST.exe” must be run BHT via network. respectively on the BHT and the host computer in order to manipulate the BHT remotely. BHT : Remote Display Application CERDISP.exe : Remote Display Utility...
Page 75: System Menu Outline
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.3 System Menu Outline The System Menu provides easy access to perform common tasks such as running programs, communication setup and system setup. The System Menu lists the menus with a corresponding number (menu number). To open the System Menu, double tap the “BhtShell”...
Page 76: System Menu Structure
BHT-1200 Series 4.3.1 System Menu Structure <System Menu> Double tap the “BhtShell” shortcut icon on the desktop to start up the System Menu. <Execute Program> Runs selected applications and opens selected folders or files. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.1 Execute Program Menu) Menu [1] ESC key <Communication Menu>...
Page 77 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal <Test Menu> Performs various hardware tests. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.7 Hard Test Menu) Menu [4] ESC key <Explorer> Runs Explorer. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.5 Explorer) Menu [5] <Version>...
Page 78 BHT-1200 Series Advanced System Menus that are not in the System Menu Open the System Properties menu. Then hold down the SHIFT key and press the corresponding numerical key. <System Properties> Sets up various settings that control how the BHT works. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties) <Backup Battery Discharge Count Reset>...
Page 79 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal <Battery Charging Mode> Selects the charging mode when charging a battery while the BHT is turned off (in suspend mode). SHIFT + 8 key ESC key...
Page 80: System Menu Details
BHT-1200 Series 4.4 System Menu Details The following is an explanation of all the functions in the System Menu. 4.4.1 Execute Program Menu “Execute Program” is used to run applications and open folders or files. Tap “1: Execute Program” in the System Menu. Tap the “Browse…”...
Page 81: Communication Menu
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.4.2 Communication Menu “Communication” is used to connect the BHT to the host computer. Tap “2: Communication” in the System Menu. The BHT can connect to the host computer using the following three methods.
Page 82 BHT-1200 Series Download button 2 Select the download destination folder. Then tap the button 2 to start the download. Download destination folder  Note  If a file with the same name already exists in a download destination folder, the new downloaded file overwrites the old one.
Page 83 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal If an error occurs while downloading… If an error occurs while downloading, the popup message shown on the right is displayed. The error messages are listed below. Message Problem Solution Not enough storage...
Page 84 BHT-1200 Series Upload Select the file to upload to the host computer. Then tap button 3 to start the upload. button 3 Upload file The popup message shown on the right is displayed when the upload is successfully completed.
Page 85 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal If an error occurs while uploading… If an error occurs while uploading, the popup message shown on the right is displayed. The error messages are listed below. Message Problem Solution File open error...
Page 86 BHT-1200 Series [2] ActiveSync(USB) “ActiveSync(USB)” is used when the BHT is connecting to the host computer via the USB. To connect to the host computer via the USB, tap “2:ActiveSync(USB)” in the Communication menu The popup message shown on the right is displayed when a connection has been established.
Page 87 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [3] FTP Menu “FTP” is a FTP Client software program (FTPClient), and is used when the BHT transfers files from or to the FTP server. When the “FTP” menu is tapped for the first time, the “FTP Client Configuration” is displayed. After the FTP Client Configuration setup, the FTPClient is displayed.
Page 88 BHT-1200 Series  Step 2: Transfer Files (Upload/Download) (1) File downloading To download files from the FTP server, follow the steps below. 1. Tap the “Ref...” button in the Download section. The “Select file” dialog box is displayed. 2. In the “Select file” dialog box, select the folder and file to download. 3.
Page 89 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal (5) File transfer history The login and file transfer history is displayed in the lower half of the screen shown on the right (the area surrounded by blue lines). If the Ftp Client Configuration needs to be changed...
Page 90: System Properties
BHT-1200 Series 4.4.3 System Properties “System Properties” is used to set up various settings that control how the BHT works. The following icons are in the System Properties. [ 1] Control Panel: Sets up the windows operating environment. [ 2] Scanner: Sets up how the BHT reads barcodes and QRcodes.
Page 91 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [2] Scanner BHT-1200B Series “Scanner” is used to set up how the BHT reads barcodes. To open the barcode menu, double tap the “Scanner” icon in the System Properties.
Page 92 BHT-1200 Series BHT-1200Q Series “Scanner” is used to set up how the BHT reads barcodes or 2D codes. To open the Scanner menu, double tap the “Scanner” icon in the System Properties. INVERT: Enables or disables inverted codes to be read. REVERSE: Enables or disables mirror image codes to be read.
Page 93 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal LIGHT (LIGHT mode) The light mode can be set. AUTO (default) Always ON Always OFF SCAN MODE Select the scan mode either “NORMAL” or “POINT”. NORMAL: Normal read mode (default) POINT: Point Scan mode The point scan mode is used to read a code by aiming at the center cross section of the leaser light...
Page 94 BHT-1200 Series OPTION Setting to “ON” enables optional data (Option Data) to be added to the end of data read. The default is set to OFF. The Option data format is explained below. The “OPTION” setting is not just for the system mode scan test. ...
Page 95 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [3] File System “File System” is used to initialize the Flash memory, registry and RAM memory. To initialize, double tap the “File System” icon in the System Properties. Select the memories to initialize, then tap the “Initialize”...
Page 96 BHT-1200 Series [4] Power Management “Power Management” is used to set the automatic power-off timer and standby timer. To set up, double tap the “Power Management” icon in the System Properties. Automatic Power off Time: Battery Power (sec): (Default: 180) Selects the automatic power-off time from 0 to 600 seconds, when the BHT is not set in the CU.
Page 97 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [5] Key “Key” is used to set up how the keypad keys work. To set the keypad key functions, double tap the “Key” icon in the System Properties. In the “General”...
Page 98 BHT-1200 Series User-defined virtual key The user-defined virtual key can be assigned to the magic keys. To use the user-defined virtual key, follow the steps below. 1. Write the codes for the virtual key to a text file. 2. Save the file in the BHT FLASH folder with the filename “MKeyDef.txt”.
Page 99 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Key Enable/Disable menu The keys checked are enabled . To disable a key, uncheck the box. Switching Alphabet input mode Enables or disables the multipress input method for the alphabet input mode.
Page 100 BHT-1200 Series [6] Input Panel “Input Panel” is a software keyboard that is used to enter characters with a stylus. To change the input panel size, double tap the “Input Panel” icon in the System Properties. The changes take effect after the “keyboard” is reselected from the Input Panel menu in the task bar as indicated by the blue lines.
Page 101 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [8] Taskbar “Taskbar” is used to control the taskbar. To change, double tap the “Taskbar” icon in the System Properties. Disable Taskbar: Enables or disables the taskbar. (Default: Enable) Always on top: Shows or hides the taskbar.
Page 102 BHT-1200 Series [9] USB Setting The USB Setting is used to set how the BHT communicates with a host computer via a USB port. Double tap the USB Setting icon in the System Properties to open the menu. ActiveSync / Select when connecting to a host computer using WMDC ActiveSync or WMDC.
Page 103 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [10] G sensor The G sensor is factory calibrated, so recalibration is not necessary unless the screen auto-rotation does not work properly. The G sensor calibration menu differs depending on the G sensor type mounted on the BHT. For the G sensor type 2, the maximum number of calibration is set to five times.
Page 104 BHT-1200 Series The popup message is displayed when the recalibration is successfully completed. The popup error message is displayed if the recalibration failed, in this case, retry. When the number of calibration reaches the limit, zero is displayed as the remaining calibration times. Calibration is not possible once the calibration counter reaches down to zero.
Page 105 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [11] BHT Backup (Data Backup) “BHT Backup” is used to back up and restore the data (files) in the RAM memory and the registry. Data or files in the flash memory or microSD cards are not supported by the BHT Backup.
Page 106 BHT-1200 Series Backup To back up the RAM memory data or the registry, follow the steps below. 1. Select the location to store the backup file from the “Store selection” drop-down list in the BHT Backup initial screen. 2. Tap the “Backup” button. The popup screen shown on the right is displayed.
Page 107 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal View To view the backup file information details, follow the steps below. 1. Select the file from the backup list in the BHT Backup initial screen. 2. Tap “VIEW” button to display the information details. Name Backup file name Date...
Page 108 BHT-1200 Series [NOTES] Command Prompt (CMD) specification > BHTBackup [/b] [/r] [/f] [/bf] [/a] [/p] [/m] [/e] Backup Backup with the specified "folder" and "backup filename". Backup file is created in "\<folder>\System\Backup\<filename>.dbk". Restore Restore with the specified "folder" and "backup filename". /f “xxx”...
Page 109 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [12] Startup Configuration "Startup Config” is used to define how the BHT starts up after rest and full-reset. Refer to Chapter 2, 2.6.6 Reinstall/Recovery methods of data after Reset/Full reset, and Chapter 7, 7.1 System Errors.
Page 110 BHT-1200 Series Startup Launcher: Automatically launches any application Wait N Seconds : Wait specified second(s) and execute a startup application. (default:0) (Range : 0 to 10) For example “wait a few seconds till network is connected and execute a startup application” Windows "Startup"...
Page 111 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Password “Password” tab in the “Startup Config” menu is used to restrict use of the BHT at reset, full-reset or power-on, and has two functions; Device lock (password protection) and Application Launcher. Device lock: The password is prompted to restrict use of the BHT at reset, full-reset or power-on.
Page 112 BHT-1200 Series (2)Application Launcher options Enable Application Launcher Check the box to start up the application launcher at reset /full-reset. Uncheck the box so as not to start up. Default is unchecked. Disable ActiveSync autoconnect Uncheck the box to enable the ActiveSync/WMDC autoconnect while the application launcher is activated.
Page 113 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Configuration File (Startup.ini) The configuration file does not exist at default. The following file is created as the configuration file when the OK button is pressed in the General, Warning Message or Password tab.
Page 114 BHT-1200 Series [13] Registry Editor "RegEdit” is used to add, modify, delete, import or export the registry by using the GUI (graphical user interface) features. The RegEdit upper screen displays registry keys and the lower screen Registry keys displays registry data. (Tree view) Registry data (List view)
Page 115 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4. Tap and hold the registry data in the lower half of the RegEdit screen. The edit menu pops up. 5. Select one from the following edit menu. Adds registry data Selects the registry type DWORD...
Page 116 BHT-1200 Series The following methods can also be used to import or export the registry. Registry file (*.reg) The registry file (*.reg) can also be used to import the registry. To use the registry file (*.reg), follow the steps below. 1.
Page 117 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Fig.1 Registry file Fig.2 registry import batch Fig.3 Startup Config settings - Note - When the registry file name starts with ‘_’ (ex. _setup.reg), the above steps can be simplified as below.
Page 118 BHT-1200 Series Registry file format Blank line Format the registry file as shown on the right. [RegistryPath1]  Blank line "DataItemName1"=DataType1:DataValue1 The blank line is a separator that identifies a beginning of a new registry path. Insert a blank line before each registry path. “DataItemName2"=DataType2:DataValue2 ...
Page 119 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Error Message List Message Error No. Problem Solution Import failed. The specified registry file Check if the specified registry file exists. Err Code = X does not exist. The specified sub-key or Check if the specified sub-key or value exists.
Page 120 BHT-1200 Series Message ErrorNo. Problem Solution Import failed. The sub-key path is not Specify the sub-key path or correct Err Code = X specified. the registry file format. The following errors are examples. The sub-key path is not specified. [NG] Blank line "Battery"=dword:00000001 [OK]...
Page 121 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Message ErrorNo. Problem Solution All / Part of the The specified sub-key in the Specify the existing sub-key path or correct registry Export command line does not exist. the command line format.
Page 122 BHT-1200 Series [14] OS Update To update the Operating System, double tap the "OS Update” icon in the System Properties. File Name: OS update file name The default OS update folder is "\Flash\OSUpdate". Before updating the OS, copy the OS update file to the folder.
Page 123 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal If the OS update file for other BHT models is selected, the popup error message shown on the right is displayed when the “Exec” button is pressed in step 4. Stop the OS update then select the correct OS file and retry, if the message is displayed.
Page 124 BHT-1200 Series NOTES: Command Prompt (CMD) specification > OSUpdate /e [/r] [/f] Execute command line mode (none) Execute GUI mode (default) Command line mode without the battery power check. Command line mode with the battery power check. If the battery level is level-1 or less, the OS update is not performed. The following parameters are valid when "/e"...
Page 125 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [15] Wireless LAN Menu “Wireless LAN” is a wireless LAN setup tool called “Wlan Manager”, and is used to connect the BHT via a wireless network. To open the Wlan Manager, double tap the Wireless LAN icon in the System Properties.
Page 126 BHT-1200 Series [18] Network Settings "Network Settings" is used to enable or disable IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6). IPv6 is set to “Enable” as default. To change, follow the steps below. 1. Double-tap the Network Settings in the System Properties. The “Network Settings”...
Page 127 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [19] Internet Explorer Options “Internet Explorer Options” is used to set up the FullScreen web browser. Tap the “Internet Explorer Options” icon in the System Properties to open. Full Screen IE menu: Enables the Full Screen mode and the function keys to control the Full Screen mode.
Page 128 BHT-1200 Series [21] Log Manager Log Manager is a tool for retrieving logs of BHT internal behavior. Summary log: History log (power on, off, reboot,…) Detail log: Details of the above log WLAN log: WLAN packets and events log Scanner log: Barcode reading log WWAN log: WLAN events log (Only for BHT-1200QG)
Page 129 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [22] SQRC (Only for BHT-1200Q) "SQRC" is a setting tool called the “SQRC setting menu” which is used to perform SQRC scanning. To open the SQRC setting menu, double tap the SQRC icon in the System Properties.
Page 130 BHT-1200 Series [24] ActiveSync/WMDC Automatic Connection The ActiveSync/WMDC is set to automatically connect via the USB as default. The ActiveSync/WMDC Automatic Connection can be changed in the advanced system menu. To enable or disable, follow the steps below. 1. Open the System Properties menu. 2.
Page 131: Test
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.4.4 Test “Test” is used to perform various hardware tests for the BHT. To open the test menu, tap the “4:Test” button in the System Menu. Refer to 4.9 Hard Test Menu for details. ...
Page 132: Wireless Network Settings
BHT-1200 Series 4.5 Wireless Network Settings 4.5.1 Wireless LAN Menu “Wireless LAN” is a wireless LAN setup tool called the “Wlan Manager”, and is used to connect the BHT via a wireless network and check the network information. To open the Wlan Manager, double tap the “Wireless LAN” icon in the System Properties.
Page 133: Network Menu
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.5.3 Network menu Tap the “Network” tab in the Wlan manager. The following information is displayed. IP Type: IP address type, DHCP or Static IP Address: BHT IP address Subnet mask: Subnet mask Gateway:...
Page 134: Settings Menu
BHT-1200 Series 4.5.4 Settings menu Tap the “Settings” tab in the Wlan manager. Power: Select the wireless module power save mode from the pull-down list. CAM: Constantly awake mode The wireless module is constantly powered ON. FastPSP: Power save mode (Default) The wireless mode switches between the power save mode and CAM mode depending on network traffic volume.
Page 135 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal  Note  Roaming will be easier and occur more frequently as the absolute value of the roaming threshold decreases, however, communication may easily be lost as the result of frequent roaming.
Page 136 BHT-1200 Series Export WLAN Settings: “Export WLAN Settings” button is used to create a registry file which contains only the WLAN settings (WLAN registry file). Tap the “Export WLAN settings” button to create the WLAN registry file. The WLAN registry file can be copied to other BHT with the registry file (*.reg). Refer to 4.4.3 System Properties –...
Page 137: Profiles Menu
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.5.5 Profiles menu “Profiles” is used to set up the wireless network security. To open, tap the “Profiles” tab in the Wlan manager. Connection Priority: Sets the network connection priority when multiple profiles are available.
Page 138 BHT-1200 Series [1] New To create a new network profile, tap the “New” button in the Profiles tab screen. The following menus are displayed in the Profiles screen. The menus shown in the screen will vary depending on the settings selected for the Authentication, Encryption and EAP type.
Page 139 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Security Configuration The network security is set with the combination of Encryption and Authentication as listed below. The security combination is changeable. Security Parameter PEAP EAP-TLS LEAP EAP-FAST None (802.1x) (802.1x)
Page 140 BHT-1200 Series Security (WPA2) Parameter PEAP EAP-TLS LEAP EAP-FAST √ ESSID Authentication WPA2-1X WPA2-PSK Encryption TKIP / AES 802.1x PEAP EAP-TLS LEAP EAP-FAST Disable －－－－ √ Pre Shared Key －－－－－ WEP Key √ √...
Page 141 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal...
Page 142 BHT-1200 Series “Select Certificate” button in the profiles menu The “Select Certificate” menu is used to import the certificate. To import the certificate, follow the steps below 1. Tap the “Select Certificate” button in the profiles menu screen. The “My certificate” screen is displayed. 2.
Page 143 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [2] “Cert & PAC (Certificates & PACs)” button in the Wlan manager The “Cert & PAC (Certificates & PACs)” is used to import, view or remove the certificates and secret keys (PACs). To open, tap the “Cert &...
Page 144 BHT-1200 Series To import a root certificate, follow the steps below. 1. Select “Trusted Authorities” tab in the Certificates & PACs screen. 2. Tap the “Import” button. The Import screen shown on the right is displayed. 3. Tap the “Browse” button to select a root certificate file, or enter the full path of the root certificate file.
Page 145 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal To view details of the certificate, tap the “View” button in the Certificates & PACs screen. Then select the certificate from the pull-down list. The screen displays the properties of the selected certificate.
Page 146 BHT-1200 Series [3] Scan Access points To scan access points, tap the “Scan” button in the Profiles tab screen. The following menus are displayed in the scan screen.  Rescan Rescan access points.  Save… Save the result of a scan. ...
Page 147 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Save The scanned results are saved as files. The format to save files can be selected from three choices (the text format, CSV format and binary format). Create Profile Select the access point from the list in the “Scan”...
Page 148: Link Menu
BHT-1200 Series 4.5.6 Link menu “Link” tab in the Wlan Manager is used to view real-time communication current status. Tap the “Link” tab to view the following information. MAC Address: MAC Address IP Address: IP Address Associated access point BSSID: The MAC address assigned to the associated access point.
Page 149: Ping Menu
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.5.7 Ping menu The “Ping” tab in the Wireless LAN menu is used to perform a ping test. Destination IP or Name: Enter the IP address or name of the host computer in order to ping.
Page 150 BHT-1200 Series Ping settings The Ping settings menu is used to set up the ping command parameters. Tap the "Settings" button in the ping menu to display the “Ping settings” menu. Data size: Specify the data size of the echo request. Interval: Specify the length of echo request intervals (in 100 ms units).
Page 151 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Ping echo request transmission timing Two types of echo request transmission timing are available: Type 1 and Type 2. (Default: Type 2) Type1 Type 1 sets the interval for a definite period of time between ping echo requests regardless of the timeout occurrence.
Page 152: Bluetooth Manager
BHT-1200 Series 4.6 Bluetooth Manager "Bluetooth Manager" is a Bluetooth communication setup tool to connect the BHT to other Bluetooth devices. 4.6.1 Main window description To open the Bluetooth Manager, double tap the “Bluetooth” icon in the System Properties. The Bluetooth Manager is displayed with a toolbar and status bar.
Page 153: Device Inquiry
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.6.2 Device Inquiry Tap the “Device inquiry” icon in the tool bar to search for remote Bluetooth devices. The devices found are listed as device icons (such as a computer, laptop, PDA, audio device) in the main window.
Page 154: Device Pairing
BHT-1200 Series 4.6.3 Device pairing The following are three ways of pairing the BHT with a remote device. (1) Pairing with a remote device from the BHT(local device). a) Select the remote device from the remote device list. b) Then hold down the device icon with the stylus to open the contextual menu. c) Select “Pair”...
Page 155: Properties And Configuration
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.6.4 Properties and configuration [1] General The Bluetooth Manager provides the SPP(Serial Port), OPP(Object Push) and FTP(File Transfer) functions as local services. SPP (Serial Port): Establish a virtual serial connection with a remote device. (SPP server function) OPP (Object Push): Receive files and contact information cards from a remote device.
Page 156 BHT-1200 Series [3] FTP Profile To activate the FTP Profile, double tap the “File Transfer” icon in the main window, or select “Start” in the contextual menu shown by holding down the “File Transfer” icon with the stylus. To change the FTP server directory where the remote devices access to, select the “Properties”...
Page 157 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [5] Local device properties and configuration Tap the “Setup” icon , to open the local device (BHT) properties.  General tab The following local device properties are displayed in the “General” tab. Name : The local device name that is discoverable by remote devices.
Page 158: Remote Devices Services
BHT-1200 Series 4.6.5 Remote devices services [1] Remote device properties To open the remote device properties, select “Properties” in the contextual menu shown by holding down the remote device icon in the main window. The contents shown are the same as the property contents shown in the remote device.
Page 159 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [3] Serial Port service To use the serial port service, double tap the ”Serial Port” icon or select “Connect” in the contextual menu shown by holding down the icon. The COM port selection prompt dialog is displayed when the “Auto Client COM Port”...
Page 160 BHT-1200 Series [4] Dial-Up Networking service To use the Dial-up Networking service, double tap the “Dial-Up Networking” icon or select the “Connect” in the contextual menu shown by holding down the icon. The first available COM port is connected to the DUN (Dial-up Networking) service. The connection status of the service is shown as below.
Page 161 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [5] File Transfer To use the file transfer service, double tap the “File Transfer” icon or select the “Connect” in the contextual menu shown by holding down the icon. The root directory which contains the shared folder of the remote device is displayed in the list view when the connection is successfully established with the remote device.
Page 162 BHT-1200 Series [6] Object Push To use the object push service, double- tap the “Object Push” icon or select “Push file” in the contextual menu shown by holding down the icon. The file selection dialog shown on the right is displayed, then select the file to transfer.
Page 163 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [7] A2DP The A2DP(Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) is used to transfer a stereo audio signal. Make sure that the remote device is paired with the local device before using the A2DP service. To use, double tap the “Audio Stereo”...
Page 164 BHT-1200 Series [8] HSP The HSP(Headset Profile) is used to connect to the Bluetooth Headsets. Make sure that the remote device is paired with the remote device before using the HSP service. To use, double tap the “HSP” icon or select "Connect" in the contextual menu shown by holding down the “HSP”...
Page 165: Disconnection Management
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.6.6 Disconnection management The error message shown on the right pops up when an unexpected disconnection from the remote device occurs. The disconnected service icon is displayed as red X. The unexpected disconnection may be caused by manual disconnection from the remote device, connection drop or weak signals.
Page 166 BHT-1200 Series To display the service connection shortcuts list, tap the “Shortcut” icon in the tool bar. The service name, device name and COM port number are used in the shortcut names. To connect to the remote device by using the shortcut, double tap the icon or select "Connect"...
Page 167: Version Information
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.6.8 Version information To find the Bluetooth Manager version and license information, tap “About” icon in the tool bar. 4.6.9 Exit the Bluetooth Manager The Bluetooth Manager is still running in the background after the main window is closed.
Page 168: Wwan Manager
BHT-1200 Series 4.7 WWAN Manager "WWAN Manager" is a wireless WAN setup tool to connect the BHT via a wireless wide area network. 4.7.1 WWAN Manager menu To open the WWAN Manager, double tap the “Wireless WAN” icon in the System Properties.
Page 169: General
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.7.2 General Tap the “General” tab in the WWAN manager. The screen on the right is displayed. Tap the “Power ON” button to turn ON the WWAN module. Tap the “Power OFF”...
Page 170: Dataconnection
BHT-1200 Series 4.7.3 DataConnection Tap the “DataConnection” tab in the WWAN manager. The screen on the right is displayed. “New” button : Creates a new connection “Edit” button : Edits the connection selected in the Connection Name field. “Delete” button : Deletes the connection selected in the Connection Name field.
Page 171: Security
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.7.4 Security Tap the “Security” tab in the WWAN manager. The screen on the right is displayed. “PIN Authentication” button : Enters the PIN/PUK. (This button is displayed until the SIM card PIN1/PUK1 is entered.) Enable SIM PIN : Enables or disables the SIM PIN.
Page 172 BHT-1200 Series [2] PIN Authentication The PIN1/PUK1 authentication is necessary in order to connect to a network while the SIM PIN is enabled. The “PIN Authentication” button is displayed when the PIN1/PUK1 is required to be entered. Follow the steps below for the PIN1/PUK1 authentication. 1.
Page 173: Bands
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.7.5 Bands Tap the “Band” tab in the WWAN manager. The screen on the right is displayed. The check boxes for the frequency bands available in the region are checked when the WWAN module is ON.
Page 174: Ping
BHT-1200 Series 4.7.7 Ping Tap the “Ping” tab in the WWAN manager to check the WWAN communication status. The screen on the right is displayed. Destination IP : Sets the destination device IP address Interval : Sets the ping time interval OK / Total ;...
Page 175: Exit The Wwan Manager
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.7.8 Exit the WWAN Manager The WWAN Manager is still running in the background after the main window is closed. To display the WWAN Manager again or exit the WWAN Manager, select: "Show"...
Page 176: Scanner Reading Parameters
BHT-1200 Series 4.8 Scanner Reading Parameters The setup menu for the scanner reading parameters can be launched from the System Properties menu or Hard Test menu. 4.8.1 Top Menu use the settings: Enables or disables the menu. Default is unchecked (disabled). Read Mode: Sets the scanner reading mode.
Page 177: Read Code
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Momentary switching mode : Only while the trigger key is held down, the illumination LED turns on and the BHT can read a code. The illumination LED does not turn back on by pressing the trigger key thus the BHT does not read the next code, unless the scanned data is read out from the barcode buffer.
Page 178 BHT-1200 Series [1] EAN/UPC (EAN-13/UPC-A, EAN-8, UPC-E) The parameter screen shown on the right is displayed when “EAN/UPC” is checked in the Read Code menu. Tap each tab, to set up the parameters for EAN-13/UPC-A, EAN-8 or UPC-E. Code: Enables the code reading. +AddOn: Enables the add-on code reading.
Page 179 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [4] MSI The parameter screen shown on the right is displayed when “MSI” is checked in the Read Code menu. Code: Enables the code reading. Specify the minimum and maximum numbers of digits to be read, if the code is enabled.
Page 180 BHT-1200 Series [7] QR (Model1, Model2, MicroQR, SQRC), iQR The parameter screen shown on the right is displayed when “QR” or “iQR” is checked in the Read Code menu. Code: Enables the code reading. Specify the minimum and maximum versions to be read, if the code is enabled.
Page 181: Data Edit
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.8.4 Data Edit The Data Edit menu is used to set up the parameters for each code to edit the scanned data. Tap each button to open the parameters. BHT-1200B BHT-1200Q [1] EAN/UPC...
Page 182 BHT-1200 Series [3] CODABAR The screen shown on the right is displayed when the “CODABAR” button is double tapped in the Data Edit menu. Check Digit: Check the box to add the check digit to the CODABAR data. Start/Stop Character: Check the box to add start/stop characters to the CODABAR data.
Page 183: Hard Test Menu
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.9 Hard Test Menu 4.9.1 HardTest Menu The “HardTest” menu is used to perform the following hardware tests for the BHT. To open the HardTest menu, tap “4:Test” in the System Menu. [1] SCANNER: Performs a barcode scanning test.
Page 184 BHT-1200 Series Code mark Characters Code type 1200B 1200Q Code mark Code mark Type1 Type2 √ √ Without add-on EAN-13 √ √ With 2-digit add-on (JAN-13) √ √ With 5-digit add-on √ √ Without add-on UPC-A √ √ With 2-digit add-on √...
Page 185 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal Code type Modifer Description Character Interleaved 2of5 (ITF) Read without C/D Read with C/D Code 39 Read without C/D Read with C/D Codabar（NW-7） Read without C/D Read with C/D Code 128 No FNC1 is in the 1 and 2...
Page 186 BHT-1200 Series BHT-1200Q Series Tap the “1: SCANNER” button in the HardTest menu to perform the code scanning test. The screen shown on the right is displayed. Scan an actual code with the BHT, and confirm that the scanned data matches with the data shown on the screen.
Page 187 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [2] Beeper Scale Test Tap the “2:BEEPER” button in the HardTest menu to perform the beeper scale test. The screen shown on the right is displayed, and the beeper sounds two octave major scales shown as below.
Page 188 BHT-1200 Series USB Interface Test Tap the “1:USB” button in the COM menu to start the USB interface test. The BHT starts connecting to the host computer using ActiveSync/WMDC. The pop-up dialog is displayed during connection. Tap the “Hide” button to close the dialog or the “Cancel” button to cancel the test.
Page 189 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [5] LCD and LED Indicator Test Tap the “5:DISPLAY” button in the HardTest menu to perform the LCD and LED indicator test. The black test pattern on the right is displayed, and the LED indicator illuminates in blue.
Page 190 BHT-1200 Series For the forth and subsequent screens, the color changes in the order as shown below. (gray, light gray, white, red, green, blue, blue with yellow outlines) While the red, green or blue screen is displayed, the LED indicator illuminates in the same color (red, green or blue) displayed on the screen.
Page 191 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal [6] Key Entry and Vibrator Test Tap the “6:KEY VIBRATION” button in the HardTest menu to perform a key entry and vibrator test. The screen shown on the right is displayed and the BHT waits for a key entry.
Page 192: Bht Photo
BHT-1200 Series 4.10 BHT Photo “BHT Photo” is used to take photos with the BHT. In the Start menu, tap Programs > BHTPhoto > BHTPhoto to start up the BHTPhoto. Folder : Folder path to the captured images Format : Choose a still image format. Quality : Choose a still image quality.
Page 193: Taking Still Images
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.10.1 Taking Still Images To take still images, tap the “Shutter” button or press the Scan key. Still image files are saved in the folder selected in the “Folder” field. The file name starts with “IMG”...
Page 194: Application Launcher
BHT-1200 Series 4.11 Application Launcher The Application Launcher is an application guard tool that is used to restrict the use of applications for the BHT end users in order to ensure smooth BHT operation. The end users are allowed to use only listed applications determined by the administrator. The Application Launcher also restricts Windows desktop operation to prevent the end users from using non-listed applications or changing any configuration.
Page 195: User Mode
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal 4.11.3 User mode The Application Launcher automatically starts up in the user mode. In the user mode, only the listed applications determined by the administrator can be used. The task bar is not displayed when the administrator sets the task bar to “Hide”...
Page 196: Administrator Mode
BHT-1200 Series 4.11.4 Administrator mode In administrator mode, the administrator has full control of all applications. The taskbar is displayed regardless of the taskbar settings in the Application Launcher “Settings” menu, however Windows CE taskbar settings override this administrator mode function. The taskbar is not displayed when “Auto Hide”...
Page 197 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal  Trace (Start / Stop Trace) The “Start Trace” button is used for the administrator to find non-listed application full paths and to add to the application list. An application full path is displayed when a non-listed application is started up during the trace mode, then a pop-up dialog is displayed to prompt to save the path.
Page 198 BHT-1200 Series 4. Tap the “Stop Trace” button to stop trace mode. The pop-up message dialog that shows Windows Explorer full path is displayed. Tap the “Add to List” button to add Windows Explorer to the user list,. The “Add to List” screen is displayed. Refer to the next section “Adding applications (Add to List)”...
Page 199 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal  Adding applications (Add to List) To add applications to the user or admin list, - Press the “Add to List” button in the trace mode, or - Press the “Add to List” button in the admin mode. The screen on the right is displayed, then follow the steps below 1.
Page 200 BHT-1200 Series  Settings The Settings menu is used to change the password, font size and other options. The settings are saved to the ini-file when the OK button is pressed. Password : Administrator password (Default : no password) Taskbar : Taskbar Hide/Show in the user mode (Default : Show) Enable 10-key : When checked, the applications start up by pressing the numeric key corresponding to the number displayed in the list.
Page 201 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal  Configuration file (CeAdmin.ini) The configuration file called CeAdmin.ini is created in the \Flash\System folder of the BHT when the Application Launcher is opened and closed for the first time. does not exist at default.
Page 202 BHT-1200 Series Value List Parameter GUI screen Value Common Application Launcher function settings Password Enter the administrator password Maximum 255 characters. Default: “”(blank), No password Taskbar Taskbar Use this parameter to show or hide the taskbar. 0: Hide, 1: Show (Default) TenKey Enable 10-key 0: Disabled (Default), 1: enabled...
Page 203 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal  Error message list Message Problem Solution User mode Failed to start application. The listed application could not be Replace the ini file with the correct Contact your administrator. found.
Page 204: Session Keeper
BHT-1200 Series 4.12 Session Keeper Session Keeper is an application that sends dummy packets periodically, and is used, for example, to keep a WWAN data connection alive by preventing an internet service provider from disconnecting the BHT, ━ Note ━ This application does not guarantee that a network between an internet service provider will never be disconnected.
Page 205 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Hand Held Terminal Barcode Handy Terminal  Status Icon The icon on the taskbar displays the application status. ・While not sending packets (Gray arrow) ・While sending packets (Blue arrow) The following menus are displayed by tapping the icon. Tap "Show"...
Page 206 BHT-1200 Series...
Page 207 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 5 Communication This chapter describes technical information about Connector communication, ® Bluetooth Communication and Wireless communication. Connector Communication ·························································· 196 ® Bluetooth Communication ·························································· 197 ® 5.2.1 Notes for Bluetooth communication ·················································· 197 5.2.2 Setting Parameters ········································································· 198 Wireless Communication ····························································...
Page 208: Connector Communication
BHT-1200 Series 5.1 Connector Communication The BHT has an interface port to connect to the CU and communicate with other devices. With the CU-1211, the BHT can communicate with other devices via Ethernet. With the CU-1233, the BHT can communicate with other devices via USB / RS-232C.
Page 209: Bluetooth ® Communication
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Ha ® 5.2 Bluetooth Communication ® The BHT has an internal Bluetooth wireless module. ® 5.2.1 Notes for Bluetooth communication • The 2.4 GHz band used in the BHT travels in a straight line and has a trouble passing through human ®...
Page 210: Setting Parameters
BHT-1200 Series 5.2.2 Setting Parameters  Bluetooth ® device address ® The remote devices return these addresses, uniquely assigned to each Bluetooth device by the ® Bluetooth SIG, during device detection.  Bluetooth ® device name The bluetooth® device name is a user-friendly name (Robert or Sandra, for example) which allows users to identify devices more easily.
Page 211: Wireless Communication
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Ha 5.3 Wireless Communication The BHT has a wireless module using the 2.4 GHz and 5GHz bands. 5.3.1 Usage Precautions • The 2.4 GHz band used in the BHT travels in a straight line and has a trouble passing through human bodies and other objects.
Page 212: Gsm Communication
BHT-1200 Series 5.4 3G/GSM Communication 5.4.1 Starting 3G/GSM Communication Insert a registered SIM card and run a Wireless WAN application. 5.4.2 Usage Precautions 1. Keep the BHT at least 22 cm apart from the position where a cardiac pacemaker is implanted. Radio waves emitted by the BHT may interfere with pacemaker function.
Page 213: Activesync/Windows Mobile Device Center
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Ha ActiveSync/Windows Mobile Device Center ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) provides the following functions by connecting the BHT to a host computer via USB. • Data synchronization • Data back-up • Data copy or transfer •...
Page 214: Setting Up A Partnership
BHT-1200 Series 5.5.3 Setting Up a Partnership The screen on the right is displayed on the host computer when a connection between the host computer and BHT is established. (example screen using ActiveSync) Set up the partnership between the host computer and BHT.
Page 215 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 6 Maintenance This chapter describes battery and daily procedures for taking care of the BHT and CU. Replacing the Battery ································································· 204 6.1.1 Battery Service Life ········································································ 204 6.1.2 Battery Replacement ······································································ 204 6.2 Replacing the Backup Battery ·························································· 208 6.3 Replacing the hand belt ··································································...
Page 216: Replacing The Battery
BHT-1200 Series 6.1 Replacing the Battery 6.1.1 Battery Service Life The battery has a limited service life. Replacing the battery after one year of usage or after 300 charges, whichever comes first is recommended. The performance of the lithium-ion battery will deteriorate gradually with repeated charging, even during normal use.
Page 217 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Remove the battery. Load the new battery in the direction shown by the arrow. Terminal − Point − Insert the new battery within 3 minutes of removal to avoid data loss. Battery pull tape Replace the cover and slide shut the cover lock. −...
Page 218 BHT-1200 Series Load the new battery in the direction shown by the arrow. Terminal − Point − Insert the new battery within 3 minutes of removal to avoid data loss. Battery pull tape Replace the cover and slide shut the cover lock. −...
Page 219 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Mishandling may result in battery overheating, smoking, explosion or fire. Please read the following instructions prior to use.  Never charge the battery near a fire or under a scorching sun.  Always use a dedicated charger “CU” to charge the battery. Mishandling may result in battery overheating, smoking, explosion or fire.
Page 220: Replacing The Backup Battery
BHT-1200 Series 6.2 Replacing the Backup Battery Contact your dealer to replace the backup battery if the following warning message is displayed. This warning message is displayed each time the power turns ON after the backup battery has fully discharged 200 times or more. Tap the OK button on the top right corner of the message window to continue what you were doing.
Page 221: Replacing The Hand Belt
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 6.3 Replacing the hand belt Loosen the hand belt by pushing up as shown by the arrow. Remove the shaft pin from the loop. − Point − Do not lose the pin. Pull out the belt from the BHT.
Page 222 BHT-1200 Series Insert a new hand belt (loop first) into the same slot. − Point − Make sure that the inside of the belt is facing up when inserting. Insert the shaft pin through the loop. Fasten the belt by pulling down the loop in the direction shown by the arrow until the pin snaps into the hooks.
Page 223: Using The Bht After Long Periods
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 6.4 Using the BHT after Long Periods Data including files and settings stored in the RAM may be lost and the calendar clock may stop if the BHT is left unused for long periods of time. (The RAM will restore to the factory default.
Page 224: Daily Maintenance
BHT-1200 Series 6.5 Daily Maintenance 6.5.1 Proper Care of the BHT Wipe any dirt from the BHT housing, charge terminals, and battery terminals with a dry, soft cloth. Make sure to turn OFF the BHT before cleaning. − Notes −  Never use substances such as benzene or alcohol, as this may cause the housing to be marred or paint to be peeled off.
Page 225 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 7 Error Messages This chapter describes causes and countermeasures for error messages that display during BHT use. Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual “Section 17.4.4 Error Codes” for the errors while the application is running. System Errors ········································································· 214...
Page 226 BHT-1200 Series 7.1 System Errors Error messages are displayed on the screen if an error occurs when the power is turned ON or while running a program. Error messages, causes and countermeasures are listed below. Error messages are displayed in the language used by the application for the specific country. Message BHT Response Cause...
Page 227 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Message BHT Response Cause Countermeasure The screen on the left is The backup battery Replace the backup displayed when the power discharge counter has battery. is turned ON. exceeded the specified Refer to Chapter 6 number of times and the Maintenance.
Page 228 BHT-1200 Series...
Page 229 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 8 Specifications This chapter describes the BHT specifications. Specifications ··········································································· 218 8.1.1 Hardware Specifications ·································································· 218 8.1.2 Code Specifications ········································································ 219 8.1.3 Scanning Performance ···································································· 223 8.1.4 Interface Specifications ······································································ 225...
Page 230 Ambient operating temperature: -20 °C to 50 °C Ambient operating humidity: 20 % to 85 % (with no dew condensation) Ambient operating brightness: [BHT-1260BWB-CE/BHT-1261BWB-CE] 20 to 10,000 lx. Depth of field: 110 mm, EAN-13: 0.33 magnification, PCS value: min. 0.9, Reflection intensity: min.
Page 231 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal Code Specifications 8.1.2 Supported Code Types [BHT-1260BWB-CE/BHT-1261BWB-CE] Barcode Type Bar Dimensions Scan Magnification Universal product codes JAN-13 (EAN-13) JAN-8 (EAN-8) UPC-A UPC-E JAN-13 (EAN-13) with add-on Min. 0.26 mm Min. 0.8 JAN-8 (EAN-8) with add-on...
Page 232 BHT-1200 Series Thickness of Bars and Depth of Field Minimum Narrow Bar Width Depth of Field 0.125 mm 130 to 230 mm 0.33 mm 50 to 670 mm 1.0 mm to 1300 mm Under the following conditions: Under the following conditions: - Ambient brightness: 500 lx.
Page 233 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal [BHT-1260QWB-CE/BHT-1261QWB-CE/BHT-1261QWBG-CE] The following values are in accordance with the scanning reference position specified in the section 8.13 “Reading Distance and Area”. QR code (Model 1, Model 2), Micro QR code Code size Cell pitch QR code Model 1 :Ver.1~14（360°...
Page 234 BHT-1200 Series Data Matrix Code size Cell pitch 52 cells × 52 cells（360° skew） 0.20 mm 96 cells × 96 cells（360° skew） 0.25 mm 120 cells × 120 cells （0° skew） COMPOSITE Read digits Module dimensions RSS, EAN128, Universal product codes, PDF417, Micro PDF 0.167 mm min The read digits varies depending on each code limits.
Page 235 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 8.1.3 Scanning Performance Scanning Reference Position 100mm Point the reading window at the center of the label (code) as shown on the left. label Reading Distance and Area reading window Scanning reference position (100mm) 42×27 light field size at each distance[(W)×(L)]...
Page 236 BHT-1200 Series QR code cell pitch dimensions Valid reading distance 0.25 mm 40 to 145 mm *1 0.33 mm 60 to 205 mm *1 0.50 mm 70 to 275 mm *1 PCS value: 0.9 min., White reflection intensity: 85% min Under the following conditions: QR code model 2 Ver.5 (37 cells ×...
Page 237 Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code Handy Terminal 8.1.4 Interface Specifications Connector Interface Communication method: USB OTG 2.0, Full-speed compliant RS-232C interface ® Bluetooth Interface ® Specification: Bluetooth Ver. 2.0 + EDR compliant RF output: Class 2 (2.5 mW max.) Supported profiles: - DUN-DT - Generic Access - Serial-DevA...
Page 238 BHT-1200 Series Wireless WAN Interface Frequency bands: 900/1800MHz: 104969-142x, 104969-150x, 104969-159x 850/1900MHz: 104969-149x Band I: 104969-150x, 104969-159x Band II, V: 104969-149x Band I/VIII: 104969-142x Data transmission: GPRS: Multislot class 12 EGPRS: Multislot class 12 UMITS: 3GPP Release 4 HSPA: 3GPP Release 6, 7 Output class: Class 3 (+24dBm + 1/-3dB) UMTS 2100, WCDMA FDD Band I...
Page 239 BHT-1200 Series Chapter 9 Appendices This chapter describes the CU-1200 Series. CU-1200 Functions ···································································· 228 Components and Functions ························································· 229 CU-1200 Power Supply ······························································ 230 Communicating with the Host Computer········································· 231 9.4.1 Interface cable connection ······························································· 231 9.4.2 Communication with the Host Computer ············································· 232 Charging the BHT and the Spear battery ········································...
Page 240: Cu-1200 Functions
BHT-1200 Series 9.1 CU-1200 Functions The CU-1200 Series communication unit is available in two models: the CU-1211 and CU-1233. The CU-1200 Series has the following functions. 1) Communication with the BHT and host computer The CU-1211 exchanges data and programs with the BHT via an interface port, and with the host computer via Ethernet.
Page 241: Components And Functions
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 9.2 Components and Functions LED Indicator Indicates the BHT battery charging status. Interface port BHT charge terminals LED panel Charges a battery. Keep terminals clean to avoid low charging Power/Communications LED efficiency. Regular cleaning is required. Illuminates in green while the power is ON.
Page 242: Cu-1200 Power Supply
BHT-1200 Series 9.3 CU-1200 Power Supply Power for the CU is supplied from a wall socket via the dedicated AC adapter. Connect the AC adapter outlet plug to the CU power inlet connector, then plug in the adapter into the wall socket. Wall plug Power inlet connector AC adapter...
Page 243: Communicating With The Host Computer
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 9.4 Communicating with the Host Computer 9.4.1 Interface cable connection Unplug the CU-1211/1233 AC adapter from the wall socket. Turn OFF the host computer. CU-1211: Connect the Ethernet cable to the CU-1211 Ethernet connector. CU-1233: Connect the USB or RS-232C cable to the CU-1233 interface connector. Ethernet cable USB cable RS-232C cable...
Page 244: Communication With The Host Computer
BHT-1200 Series 9.4.2 Communication with the Host Computer This section describes how to communicate with the host computer by using the System Menu. The same method applies when using the user programs. Turn ON the host computer to run Windows. Plug the AC adapter into the wall socket.
Page 245: Charging The Bht And The Spear Battery
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 9.5 Charging the BHT and the Spear battery 9.5.1 Charging the BHT To charge the battery, set the BHT in the CU. − Note − Charge the battery after turned OFF the BHT. Charging time may take longer if the BHT is ON while charging. −...
Page 246: Charging And Led Indicators
BHT-1200 Series 9.5.2 Charging and LED Indicators Procedure Charging Status LED Indicator on the BHT Standby ⇓ ON (red) Place the BHT on the CU. Charging ⇓ ⇓ ON (green) After approx. 3 hours Charging completed (standard rechargeable battery) or 4.5 hours ⇓...
Page 247: Charging The Spare Battery
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 9.5.3 Charging the spare battery To charge the spare battery, set the spare battery in the CU. Turn ON the CU. The Power/Communications LED illuminates in green. Load the battery in the CU spare battery charge slot. The Spare battery charge LED illuminates in red and the CU starts charging.
Page 248: The Spare Battery And Charge Led
BHT-1200 Series 9.5.4 The spare battery and charge LED Procedure Charging Status Spare battery charge LED Standby ⇓ Load the battery in the spare battery charge slot of the CU. Charging ⇓ ⇓ ON (red) After approx. 3 hours (standard rechargeable battery) Completed or 4.5 hours (large-capacity rechargeable battery)
Page 249: Cu Specifications
Barcode Handy Terminal/2D code 9.6 CU Specifications 9.6.1 Hardware Specifications Power supply: 100/240 V AC, 50/60 Hz (12 V DC: Using dedicated AC adapter) Rated input voltage/current : 12 V DC, 1.8 A × × Dimensions (W) x (L) x (H): 111 mm Weight: Approx.
Page 250: Interface Cable
BHT-1200 Series 9.6.4 Interface Cable Ethernet: Use a TIA/EIA Category 5 cable or higher. USB: Use a USB compliant cable. RS-232C: As shown in the figure below, connect the CU-1233 to the host computer with a crossover cable, and to the modem with a straight cable. CU-1133 Host computer (DTE)
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