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LXE MX5X Programming Manual (380 pages)

Integrated Scanner for LXE Mobile Devices with Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

Brand: LXE | Category: Scanner | Size: 1.83 MB

C 1 Ihapterntroduction 1

3
- Revision Notice
  2
- Table of Contents
  3
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  
  17
  - Barcodes and Scanner Engines
    17
  - LXE DOS Mobile Devices with Integrated Scanners
    17
  - Tethered Scanners
    18
  - Identify Your Barcode Reader Type
    18
  - Figure 1-1 Identify Scan Engine Using Scanner / Imager Apertures
    18
  - Mobile Device Barcode Reader Chart
    19
  - Figure 1-2 Chart - Identify Your Barcode Scanner Type
    19
    
    MX3-RFID (Obsolete)
    20
    
    MX6 (Obsolete)
    20
    
    Rfid
    20
    
    Rx2
    20
    
    Mx7
    21
    
    Mx8
    21
  - How to Scan a Barcode
    22
    
    Figure 1-3 Scanning Angle for Linear Barcodes
    22
    
    Scan Linear Barcode
    22
    
    Barcode Reader Indicators
    23
    
    Scan 2D Barcode
    23
  - Cleaning the Scanner Aperture
    23
  - Figure 1-4 Scanning a 2D Barcode
    23
  - Troubleshooting
    24
    
    Beep after Good Decode
    24
    
    Beep on <BEL
    24
    
    Beeper Frequency Adjustment
    24
    
    Miscellaneous Programmable Barcodes
    24
    
    Printing Barcodes in this Guide
    24
    
    Barcode Quality
    25
    
    Barcode Symbology
    25
    
    Beeper Tone / Beeper Volume
    25
    
    Event Reporting
    25
    
    Factors that May Impact Scanner Performance
    25
    
    LED Mode
    25
    
    Lens Damage
    25
    
    Ambient Lighting
    26
    
    Factors that May Affect RFID Scanner Performance
    26
    
    Temperature
    26
  - Getting Help
    27
  - Obsolete LXE Equipment with Integrated Scanners
    27
    
    Handheld
    27
    
    LXE Legacy Devices with Integrated Scanners
    28
    
    LXE Legacy Wireless Ring Scanner
    28
    
    Obsolete Legacy System Software and Equipment
    28
- Chapter 2 Symbol Barcodes
  
  29
  - Introduction
    29
  - Scanner Identification Label
    29
  - Figure 2-1 Supported Symbol (SE) Barcode Symbologies
    29
  - Aiming Modes
    30
    
    SE1223 Scan Engine
    30
    
    SE1224 Scan Engine
    30
    
    SE1524 Scan Engine
    30
    
    SE2223 / SE3223 Scan Engine
    30
    
    SE824 Scan Engine
    31
    
    SE923 Scan Engine
    31
    
    SE955 Scan Engine
    31
    
    Troubleshooting
    31
  - Pre-Configured Default Values
    32
    
    All MX3 Mobile Devices - SE923, SE955
    32
    
    Figure 2-2 Pre-Configured Default Values - Symbol Scan Engines
    32
    
    MX5X Mobile Devices - SE2223, SE1224, SE1223
    37
    
    MX7 Mobile Devices - SE1524, SE955, SE824
    42
    
    MX8 Mobile Device - SE955
    47
  - Frequently Used Barcodes
    52
    
    Reset/Cancel Barcodes
    52
    
    Bookland EAN
    53
    
    Chinese 2 of 5
    53
    
    Configure the Decoder for Barcode Types
    53
    
    Codabar
    54
    
    Code 11
    54
    
    Code 128
    54
    
    Code 39
    55
    
    Code 93
    55
    
    Discrete 2 of 5
    56
    
    Ean-13
    56
    
    Ean-8
    56
    
    Interleaved 2 of 5
    57
    
    Isbt 128
    57
    
    MSI Plessey
    57
    
    Ucc/Ean-128
    58
    
    Upc-A
    58
    
    Upc-E
    58
    
    Micropdf417
    59
    
    Pdf417
    59
    
    Upc-E1
    59
  - Scanner Parameters - General
    60
    
    Aim Duration
    60
    
    Aiming Mode
    61
    
    Bi-Directional Redundancy
    62
    
    Data Options
    63
    
    Prefix
    63
    
    Prefix and Suffix
    63
    
    Scan Data Transmission Format
    65
    
    Suffix 1
    65
    
    Suffix 2
    65
    
    Transmit Code ID Character
    67
    
    Transmit no Code ID Character
    67
    
    Transmit Symbol Code ID Character
    67
    
    Transmit AIM Code ID Character
    68
    
    Decode Buffering
    71
    
    Laser on Time
    72
    
    Linear Code Type Security Level (Redundancy Level)
    73
    
    Parameter Scanning
    75
    
    Power Mode
    76
    
    Raster Expansion Speed
    77
    
    Raster Height
    77
    
    Scan Angle (Laser Clipping)
    78
    
    Scan Angle
    79
    
    Scanning Mode
    80
    
    Set Default Parameter
    81
    
    Simple Serial Interface (SSI) Options
    82
    
    Baud Rate
    83
    
    Beep on <BEL> - SE2223 Only
    84
    
    Check Parity
    85
    
    Decode Data Packet Format
    85
    
    Host Character Time-Out
    86
    
    Host Serial Response Time-Out
    87
    
    Intercharacter Delay
    87
    
    Parity
    88
    
    Disable ACK/NAK Handshaking
    89
    
    Enable ACK/NAK Handshaking
    89
    
    Software Handshaking
    89
    
    Stop Bit Select
    90
    
    Time Delay to Low Power - SE2223 Only
    91
    
    Time-Out between Decodes, Different Symbols
    92
    
    Time-Out between Decodes, same Symbol
    92
    
    Transmit "No Read / Decode" Message
    93
    
    Trigger Mode
    94
  - Scanner Parameters - SE Barcode Type Specific
    96
    
    Chinese 2 of 5
    96
    
    Codabar
    96
    
    CLSI Editing
    97
    
    NOTIS Editing
    97
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    98
    
    Set Lengths for Codabar
    98
    
    Any Length
    99
    
    Length Within Range
    99
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    99
    
    Code 11
    100
    
    Set Lengths for Code 11
    100
    
    Length Within Range
    101
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    101
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    101
    
    Any Length
    102
    
    Code 11 Check Digit Verification
    102
    
    Transmit Code 11 Check Digits
    103
    
    Code 128
    104
    
    Ucc/Ean-128
    104
    
    Isbt-128
    106
    
    Lengths for Code 128
    106
    
    Code 128 Decode Performance
    107
    
    Code 128 Decode Performance Level
    108
    
    Code 39
    109
    
    Code 39 Check Digit Verification
    109
    
    Code 32 Prefix
    110
    
    Convert Code 39 to Code 32
    110
    
    Code 39 Full ASCII Conversion
    111
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    112
    
    Set Lengths for Code 39
    112
    
    Any Length
    113
    
    Length Within Range
    113
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    113
    
    Transmit Code 39 Check Digit
    114
    
    Code 39 Decode Performance
    115
    
    Trioptic Code 39
    115
    
    Code 39 Decode Performance Level
    116
    
    Code 93
    117
    
    Set Lengths for Code 93
    117
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    118
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    118
    
    Any Length
    119
    
    Length Within Range
    119
    
    Discrete 2 of 5
    120
    
    Set Lengths for Discrete 2 of 5
    120
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    121
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    121
    
    Any Length
    122
    
    Length Within Range
    122
    
    Interleaved 2 of 5
    123
    
    Check Digit Verification
    124
    
    Convert I 2 of 5 to EAN-13
    125
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    126
    
    Set Lengths for I 2 of 5
    126
    
    Length Within Range
    127
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    127
    
    Any Length
    128
    
    Transmit I 2 of 5 Check Digit
    128
    
    MSI Plessey
    129
    
    MSI Plessey Check Digit Algorithm
    129
    
    MSI Plessey Check Digits
    130
    
    Set Lengths for MSI Plessey
    130
    
    One Discrete Length (Parameter L1)
    131
    
    Two Discrete Lengths (Parameter L2)
    131
    
    Any Length
    132
    
    Length Within Range
    132
    
    Transmit MSI Plessey Check Digit
    133
    
    Micropdf417
    134
    
    Pdf417
    134
    
    PDF417 / Micropdf417 - SE2223 Only
    134
    
    Code 128 Emulation
    135
    
    Decode Linked Symbol
    136
    
    Delete Character Set Ecis
    137
    
    Eci
    137
    
    ECI Decoder
    138
    
    Macro PDF Transmit / Decode Mode Symbols
    139
    
    Macropdf - SE2223 Only
    139
    
    Transmit Symbols in Codeword Format
    141
    
    Escape Characters
    142
    
    Transmit Unknown Codewords
    142
    
    Transmit File Name
    143
    
    Transmit Macro PDF User-Selected Fields
    143
    
    Transmit Block Count
    144
    
    Transmit Sender
    144
    
    Transmit Time Stamp
    144
    
    Transmit Addressee
    145
    
    Transmit Checksum
    145
    
    Transmit File Size
    145
    
    Last Blocker Marker
    146
    
    Transmit Macro PDF Control Header
    146
    
    Abort Macro PDF Entry
    147
    
    Flush Macro Buffer
    147
    
    Upc-A
    148
    
    Upc-E
    148
    
    Upc/Ean
    148
    
    Ean-8
    149
    
    Upc-E1
    149
    
    Bookland EAN
    150
    
    Ean-13
    150
    
    Linear UPC/EAN Decode
    151
    
    Check Digits
    152
    
    Transmit UPC-A Check Digit
    152
    
    Transmit UPC-E Check Digit
    152
    
    Transmit UPC-E1 Check Digit
    153
    
    Conversions
    154
    
    Convert UPC-E to UPC-A
    154
    
    Convert UPC-E1 to UPC-A
    154
    
    Convert EAN-8 to EAN-13 Type
    155
    
    Preambles
    156
    
    UPC-A Preamble
    156
    
    UPC-E Preamble
    157
    
    UPC-E1 Preamble
    158
    
    Decode UPC/EAN Supplementals
    159
    
    Supplementals
    159
    
    Decode UPC/EAN Supplemental Redundancy
    160
    
    EAN-8 Zero Extend
    161
    
    UCC Coupon Extended Code
    162
    
    UPC/EAN Security Level
    163
    
    UPC Composite Mode
    165
    
    GS1 Databar (RSS Codes)
    166
    
    GS1 Databar Expanded (RSS-Expanded)
    166
    
    GS1 Databar Limited (RSS-Limited)
    166
    
    GS1 Databar Omnidirectional (RSS-14)
    166
    
    Convert GS1 Databar (RSS) to UPC/EAN
    167
    
    Composite
    168
    
    Composite CC-A/B
    168
    
    Composite CC-C
    168
    
    Composite TLC-39
    168
  - ASCII Character Equivalents
    169
  - Figure 2-3 ASCII Character Equivalents
    169
  - Keypad Number Symbols
    173
- Chapter 3 Ev-15 Imager
  
  175
  - Introduction
    175
  - Pre-Configured Default Values
    175
  - Figure 3-1 Pre-Configured Default Values - EV-15 Imager
    175
  - Frequently Used Barcodes
    179
    
    Codabar
    179
    
    Configure the EV-15 Decoder for Barcode Types
    179
    
    Reset/Cancel Barcodes
    179
    
    Codablock
    180
    
    Code 11
    180
    
    Code 39
    180
    
    Code 128
    181
    
    Code 93 / 93I
    181
    
    Interleaved 2 of 5
    181
    
    Isbt 128
    181
    
    Matrix 2 of 5
    182
    
    Msi
    182
    
    Plessey Code
    182
    
    Rss
    183
    
    Standard 2 of 5
    183
    
    Telepen
    184
    
    Upc/Ean
    184
  - EV-15 Configuration Modes
    186
    
    Configuration
    186
    
    Transparent Configuration Mode
    186
  - Symbology Settings
    186
  - EV-15 Parameters - General
    187
    
    Level Triggering Mode Timeout
    187
    
    Scanning/Triggering
    187
    
    Aiming Beam
    189
    
    Aiming Beam Duration
    189
    
    Data Decoding Security
    191
    
    Data Decoding Timeout
    192
    
    Read Optimization
    193
    
    Sensor Optimization
    193
    
    Shutter Speed
    193
    
    Lighting
    194
    
    Power Hold
    194
    
    EV-15 Data Transmission Parameters
    195
    
    Preamble
    195
    
    Symbology Identifier
    195
    
    Postamble
    196
  - Scanner Parameters - Barcode Type Specific
    197
    
    Codabar
    197
    
    Start/Stop
    197
    
    Check Digit (AIM Recommendation)
    198
    
    CLSI Library System
    198
    
    Barcode Length
    199
    
    Concatenation
    199
    
    Start/Stop
    199
    
    Transmit
    199
    
    Codablock
    200
    
    Codablock a
    200
    
    Codablock F
    200
    
    Code 11
    201
    
    Code 39
    202
    
    Format
    202
    
    Start/Stop
    203
    
    Check Digit
    204
    
    Barcode Length
    205
    
    Reading Range / Tolerance
    205
    
    Code 93 / Code 93I
    206
    
    Code 128 / EAN 128
    207
    
    Custom Symbology Identifier
    207
    
    CIP 128 French Pharmaceutical Code
    208
    
    EAN 128 Identifier
    208
    
    FNC1 Separator Character
    208
    
    Barcode Length
    209
    
    Reading Range
    209
    
    Tolerance
    209
    
    Isbt 128
    210
    
    ISBT 128 Transmit
    210
    
    GTIN Processing for EAN 128
    211
    
    ISBT 128 Concatenate
    211
    
    Interleaved 2 of 5
    212
    
    Reading Range
    212
    
    Check Digit
    213
    
    Barcode Length
    214
    
    Compose Minimum Length
    214
    
    Matrix 2 of 5
    215
    
    Check Digit
    216
    
    MSI Code
    216
    
    Barcode Length
    217
    
    Barcode Length 6
    218
    
    Check Digit
    218
    
    Plessey Code
    218
    
    GS1 Databar (RSS) Code
    219
    
    GS1 Databar Limited (RSS Limited)
    219
    
    GS1 Databar Expanded (RSS Expanded)
    220
    
    Format
    221
    
    Standard 2 of 5 Code
    221
    
    Barcode Length
    222
    
    Check Digit Mod 10
    222
    
    Telepen
    223
    
    Upc / Ean
    224
    
    Custom Symbology Identifier
    225
    
    Add-On Digits
    226
    
    Check Digit
    227
    
    UPC Number System
    228
    
    Transmit as
    229
    
    Reading Range
    230
- Chapter 4 5380SF 2D Imager
  
  231
  - Introduction
    231

LXE MX5X Reference Manual (338 pages)

Microsoft Windows CE .NET 4.2/CE 5.0 Equipped

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 5.98 MB

Revision Notice
3
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Introduction

19
- Overview
  
  19
  - Important Battery Information
    20
  - Li-Ion Battery
    20
- When to Use this Guide
  
  20
- Document Conventions
  
  21
- Identify Your Device
  
  22
  - Figure 1-1 Identify Your Device
    22
- MX5X Features
  
  23
  - Figure 1-2 Features
    23
- Upgrading an MX5X to CE 5.0
  
  24
- MX5X Hazardous Location Device
  
  25
- Getting Started
  
  26
  - Windows CE .NET 4.2
    26
  - Windows CE 5.0
    26
  - Troubleshooting Start-Up
    27
- Setup the Client and Network
  
  27
- Access Terminal Emulation Parameters
  
  28
- Saving Settings
  
  28
- Components
  
  29
- Power Key
  
  32
  - Figure 1-8 Power Key Location
    32
- Assembly
  
  33
- How to
  
  38
- Enter Data
  
  44
  - Keypad Entry
    44
  - Stylus Data Entry
    44
  - Scanner Entry
    45
    
    Data Entry and Tethered Scanners
    45
    
    Figure 1-18 Scan Beam
    45
    
    Figure 1-19 Scanner LED Location
    45
  - Input Panel
    46
  - RS-232 Data Entry
    46
  - Figure 1-20 Input Panel
    46
- Getting Help
  
  47
  - Manuals
    47
  - Accessories
    48
    
    MX5X Standard
    48
    
    MX5X ISAFE Device
    49
Chapter 2 Physical Description and Layout

51
- Hardware Configuration
  
  51
  - System Hardware
    51
  - Central Processing Unit
    51
  - Core Logic
    51
  - Figure 2-1 System Hardware
    51
  - System Memory
    52
  - Video Subsystem
    52
  - Power Supply
    52
  - COM Ports
    53
  - Audio Interface
    53
  - Figure 2-2 COM Ports - Left and Right
    53
- Power Key
  
  54
  - Reboot Sequence
    54
  - Warm Reset
    54
  - Cold Reset
    54
- PCMCIA and Flash Cards
  
  55
  - Figure 2-3 PCMCIA Wireless Client Card and Flash Card Location
    55
    
    Flash Cards
    56
    
    Installation / Removal
    56
    
    PCMCIA Cards
    56
    
    Accessing the Data on CF and PCMCIA Cards
    57
    
    ATA CF Card
    57
    
    Hatch CF Card
    57
    
    Hatch PCMCIA Card
    57
- COM Ports
  
  58
  - USB Port
    58
  - Figure 2-4 COM Ports
    58
  - Integrated Scanner Port (Optional)
    59
  - Tethered Scanners (Optional)
    59
    
    Data Entry and Tethered Scanners
    60
  - RS-232 Serial Ports
    60
    
    Com1
    60
    
    Com4
    60
    
    Figure 2-5 RS-232 Ports
    60
    
    Figure 2-6 DB26 RS-232 Pinouts
    60
  - USB Port
    61
  - IR Port
    61
  - Figure 2-7 MX5X USB Port
    61
  - Figure 2-8 USB-Serial Cable Pinouts
    61
  - Figure 2-9 IR Port on MX5X
    61
- Programmable Buttons
  
  62
  - Figure 2-10 Scan Buttons
    62
- Power Modes
  
  63
  - On Mode
    63
    
    Figure 2-11 Power Modes - On, Suspend and off
    63
    
    The Display
    63
    
    The MX5X
    63
    
    LED Indicators
    64
  - Suspend Mode
    64
    
    The MX5X
    64
  - Off Mode
    64
- The Keypad
  
  65
  - Scan Key Function
    65
  - Figure 2-12 the ANSI / Batch Keypad
    65
  - Enter Key Function
    66
  - Nd Key Function
    66
  - Ctrl Key Function
    66
  - Alt Key Function
    66
  - Shft Key Function
    66
  - Spc Key Function
    67
  - Field Exit Function
    67
  - Mode Key Functions
    67
    
    Caps Key and Capslock Mode
    67
  - Keypress Sequences
    67
  - Input Panel
    67
- Accessing Files on the Compact Flash Card
  
  68
- Touchscreen
  
  68
- Display and Keypad Backlight Timer
  
  68
  - Figure 2-13 Touchscreen
    68
- Cleaning the Glass Display/Scanner Aperture
  
  69
- Speaker
  
  69
  - Figure 2-14 Speaker Location
    69
    
    Set the Audio / Speaker Volume
    70
    
    Troubleshooting
    70
    
    Using the Keypad
    70
    
    Using the Touch Screen
    70
- Power Supply
  
  71
  - Checking Battery Status
    71
  - Important Battery Information
    71
  - Handling Batteries Safely
    71
  - Main Battery Pack
    72
  - Battery Hot-Swapping
    72
  - Low Battery Warning
    73
  - Battery Status Leds
    73
  - Backup Battery
    73
  - Battery Maintenance Publication
    73
- Battery Chargers
  
  74
- Cradles
  
  76
  - Tethered Barcode Scanner Data Entry Using the MX5 Cradle
    77
Chapter 3 System Configuration

79
- Introduction
  
  79
- Windows Operating System
  
  79
- Network Configuration
  
  79
- Installed Software
  
  79
  - Software Load
    80
  - Software Applications
    80
  - Optional
    80
    
    Applock (Option)
    80
    
    JAVA (Option)
    81
    
    LXE Rfterm (Option)
    81
    
    Wavelink Avalanche Enabler (Option)
    81
- Desktop
  
  82
  - Figure 3-1 Desktop Icons
    82
    
    Folders Copied at Startup
    83
    
    My Device Folders
    83
- Start Menu Program Options
  
  84
  - Communication
    84
  - Activesync
    85
    
    Get Connected
    85
    
    Synchronizing from the MX5X
    85
  - Remote Desktop Connection
    86
  - Command Prompt
    86
  - Inbox
    86
  - Internet Explorer
    86
  - Figure 3-2 Pocket CMD Prompt Screen
    86
  - Media Player
    87
  - Windows Explorer
    87
  - Transcriber
    87
  - Taskbar
    88
    
    Advanced Tab
    88
    
    Clear Contents of Document Folder
    88
    
    Expand Control Panel
    88
    
    Figure 3-3 Taskbar and Start Menu Properties
    88
- Control Panel Options
  
  89
  - Accessibility
    90
  - Figure 3-4 Accessibility Options
    90
  - Administration - for Applock
    91
  - Audio
    92
  - Figure 3-5 Audio Properties
    92
  - Certificates
    93
  - Figure 3-6 Digital Certificates
    93
  - Date/Time
    94
  - Figure 3-7 Date/Time Properties
    94
  - Dialing
    95
  - Figure 3-8 Dialing Properties
    95
  - Display
    96
    
    Background
    96
    
    Backlight
    96
    
    Display Properties
    96
    
    Figure 3-9 Display Properties
    96
  - Handheld
    97
    
    Disable Touch Panel and Calibration
    97
    
    Disable Touch Panel Only
    97
    
    How to Disable Touch and / or Calibration Upon Cold Reset
    97
    
    How to Re-Enable Touch and / or Calibration Upon Cold Reset
    97
    
    Comms Tab
    98
    
    Figure 3-10 Handheld Properties - Version 1.02
    98
    
    Handheld Properties
    98
    
    Versions Tab
    98
    
    Misc Tab
    99
    
    Radios Tab
    99
  - Input Panel
    100
  - Figure 3-11 Input Panel
    100
  - Internet Options
    101
  - Keyboard
    102
  - Figure 3-12 Keyboard Properties
    102
  - Mouse
    103
  - Network and Dialup Connections
    103
    
    Create a Communication Option
    103
  - Owner
    104
  - Figure 3-13 Owner Properties
    104
  - Password
    105
  - PC Connection
    105
  - Figure 3-14 PC Connection / Change Connection
    106
  - Power
    107
    
    Battery
    107
    
    Figure 3-15 Power Properties
    107
    
    Schemes
    107
    
    Status
    107
  - Regional Settings
    108
  - Remove Programs
    108
  - Figure 3-16 Remove/Delete User Installed Programs
    108
  - Scanner
    109
    
    Determine Your Scanner Software Version
    109
    
    Figure 3-17 Determine Your Scanner Software Version
    109
    
    Factory Default Settings
    110
    
    Figure 3-18 Scanner Properties / Main Tab
    111
    
    Main
    111
    
    Change a Virtual Key (F20 or F21) Value
    112
    
    Figure 3-19 Scanner Properties / Keys Tab
    112
    
    Keys
    112
    
    Advanced
    113
    
    Figure 3-20 Scanner Properties / Advanced Tab
    113
    
    Strip Leading / Strip Trailing Characters
    113
    
    Translate Control Codes
    113
    
    Prefix / Suffix
    114
    
    COM Ports
    115
    
    Figure 3-21 Scanner Properties / COM Port Settings
    115
    
    Good Scan and Bad Scan Sounds
    115
    
    Figure 3-22 Storage Properties
    116
    
    Storage Manager
    116
    
    Calibration
    117
    
    Double Tap
    117
    
    Figure 3-23 Stylus Properties / Calibration Start / Calibration Begin
    117
    
    Stylus
    117
    
    Figure 3-24 System / Memory
    118
    
    General
    118
    
    Memory
    118
    
    System
    118
    
    Copyrights
    119
    
    Device Name
    119
    
    Figure 3-25 System / Device Name
    119
- Compact Flash Cards, CAB Files and Programs
  
  120
  - Access Files on the CF Card
    120
  - CF Files
    120
- API Calls
  
  121
- Activesync / Get Connected Process
  
  122
  - Introduction
    122
  - Initial Install
    123
    
    Install Activesync on Desktop/Laptop
    123
    
    Serial Connection
    123
    
    USB Connection
    123
    
    Connect – Initial Install Process
    124
  - Change Connection Parameters
    124
  - Backup MX5X Files Using Activesync
    125
    
    Connect
    125
    
    Ethernet Transfer
    125
    
    Infrared Port Transfer
    125
    
    MX5X and PC Partnership
    125
    
    Prerequisites
    125
    
    Serial Port Transfer
    125
    
    USB Transfer
    125
    
    Ethernet or Wireless Connection
    126
  - Disconnect
    126
    
    Ethernet Connection
    126
    
    IRDA Connection
    126
    
    Serial Connection
    126
    
    USB Connection
    126
    
    Wireless Device Connection
    126
  - Explore
    126
  - Cold Boot and Loss of Host Re-Connection
    127
  - Troubleshooting Activesync
    127
- Irescue
  
  129
  - Start Irescue
    129
  - Backup Your Mobile Device Using Irescue
    129
  - Figure 3-26 Irescue Backup
    129
  - Change Backup Settings
    130
  - Manage Backups
    130
  - Restore Backups
    130
- Wavelink Avalanche Enabler Configuration
  
  131
  - Briefly
    131
  - Enabler Install Process
    131
  - Enabler Uninstall Process
    131
  - Stop the Enabler Service
    132
  - Update Monitoring Overview
    132
  - Mobile Device Wireless and Network Settings
    133
  - Enabler Configuration
    134
    
    Figure 3-27 Avalanche Enabler Opening Screen
    134
    
    File Menu Options
    135
    
    Avalanche Update Using File | Settings
    136
    
    Menu Options
    136
    
    Connection Tab
    137
    
    Figure 3-28 Connection Options
    137
    
    Execution Tab
    138
    
    Figure 3-29 Execution Options (Dimmed)
    138
    
    Figure 3-30 Server Contact Options
    139
    
    Server Contact Tab
    139
    
    Figure 3-31 Startup / Shutdown Options
    140
    
    Startup/Shutdown Tab
    140
    
    Display Tab
    141
    
    Figure 3-32 Scan Config Option
    141
    
    Figure 3-33 Window Display Options
    141
    
    Scan Config Tab
    141
    
    Figure 3-34 Application Shortcuts
    142
    
    Shortcuts Tab
    142
    
    Adapters Tab
    143
    
    Figure 3-35 Adapters Options – Network
    143
    
    Figure 3-36 Avalanche Network Profile Displayed
    144
    
    Figure 3-37 Manual Settings Properties Panels
    145
    
    Status Tab
    146
  - Troubleshooting Avalanche Enabler
    146
  - Figure 3-38 Status Display
    146
- Express Scan
  
  147
  - Figure 3-39 Express Scan Desktop Icon
    147
    
    Figure 3-40 Express Scan Password Input
    147
    
    Figure 3-41 Scan Barcode 1
    148
    
    Figure 3-42 Scan Remaining Barcodes
    148
    
    Figure 3-43 Configuring Settings
    149
    
    Determine Your Scanner Software Version
    151
    
    Introduction
    151

LXE MX5X Reference Manual (296 pages)

LXE MX5X Handheld computer (Microsoft Windows CE NET 4.2/CE 5.0 Equipped)

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 9.52 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Introduction

19
- Overview
  
  19
  - Important Battery Information
    20
  - Li-Ion Battery
    20
- When to Use this Guide
  
  20
- Document Conventions
  
  21
- Identify Your Device
  
  22
  - Figure 1-1 Identify Your Device
    22
- MX5X Features
  
  23
  - Figure 1-2 Features
    23
- Upgrading an MX5X to CE 5.0
  
  24
- MX5X Hazardous Location Device
  
  25
- Getting Started
  
  26
  - Windows CE 5.0
    26
  - Troubleshooting Start-Up
    27
- Setup the Client and Network
  
  27
- Access Terminal Emulation Parameters
  
  28
- Saving Settings
  
  28
- Components
  
  29
- Power Key
  
  32
  - Figure 1-8 Power Key Location
    32
- Assembly
  
  33
- How to
  
  38
- Enter Data
  
  44
  - Keypad Entry
    44
  - Stylus Data Entry
    44
  - Scanner Entry
    45
    
    Data Entry and Tethered Scanners
    45
    
    Figure 1-18 Scan Beam
    45
    
    Figure 1-19 Scanner LED Location
    45
  - Input Panel
    46
  - RS-232 Data Entry
    46
  - Figure 1-20 Input Panel
    46
- Getting Help
  
  47
  - Manuals
    47
  - Accessories
    48
    
    MX5X Standard
    48
    
    MX5X ISAFE Device
    49
Chapter 2 Physical Description and Layout

51
- Hardware Configuration
  
  51
  - System Hardware
    51
  - Central Processing Unit
    51
  - Core Logic
    51
  - Figure 2-1 System Hardware
    51
  - System Memory
    52
  - Video Subsystem
    52
  - Power Supply
    52
  - COM Ports
    53
  - Audio Interface
    53
  - Figure 2-2 COM Ports - Left and Right
    53
- Power Key
  
  54
  - Reboot Sequence
    54
  - Warm Reset
    54
  - Cold Reset
    54
- PCMCIA and Flash Cards
  
  55
  - Figure 2-3 PCMCIA Wireless Client Card and Flash Card Location
    55
    
    Flash Cards
    56
    
    Installation / Removal
    56
    
    PCMCIA Cards
    56
    
    Accessing the Data on CF and PCMCIA Cards
    57
    
    ATA CF Card
    57
    
    Hatch CF Card
    57
    
    Hatch PCMCIA Card
    57
- COM Ports
  
  58
  - USB Port
    58
  - Figure 2-4 COM Ports
    58
  - Integrated Scanner Port (Optional)
    59
  - Tethered Scanners (Optional)
    59
    
    Data Entry and Tethered Scanners
    60
  - RS-232 Serial Ports
    60
    
    Com1
    60
    
    Com4
    60
    
    Figure 2-5 RS-232 Ports
    60
    
    Figure 2-6 DB26 RS-232 Pinouts
    60
  - USB Port
    61
  - IR Port
    61
  - Figure 2-7 MX5X USB Port
    61
  - Figure 2-8 USB-Serial Cable Pinouts
    61
  - Figure 2-9 IR Port on MX5X
    61
- Programmable Buttons
  
  62
  - Figure 2-10 Scan Buttons
    62
- Power Modes
  
  63
  - On Mode
    63
    
    Figure 2-11 Power Modes - On, Suspend and off
    63
    
    The Display
    63
    
    The MX5X
    63
    
    LED Indicators
    64
  - Suspend Mode
    64
    
    The MX5X
    64
  - Off Mode
    64
- The Keypad
  
  65
  - Scan Key Function
    65
  - Enter Key Function
    65
  - Figure 2-12 the ANSI / Batch Keypad
    65
  - Nd Key Function
    66
  - Ctrl Key Function
    66
  - Alt Key Function
    66
  - Shft Key Function
    66
  - Spc Key Function
    66
  - Field Exit Function
    66
  - Mode Key Functions
    67
    
    Caps Key and Capslock Mode
    67
  - Keypress Sequences
    67
  - Input Panel
    67
- Accessing Files on the Compact Flash Card
  
  68
- Touchscreen
  
  68
- Display and Keypad Backlight Timer
  
  68
  - Figure 2-13 Touchscreen
    68
- Cleaning the Glass Display/Scanner Aperture
  
  69
- Speaker
  
  69
  - Figure 2-14 Speaker Location
    69
    
    Set the Audio / Speaker Volume
    70
    
    Troubleshooting
    70
    
    Using the Keypad
    70
    
    Using the Touch Screen
    70
- Power Supply
  
  71
  - Checking Battery Status
    71
  - Important Battery Information
    71
  - Handling Batteries Safely
    71
  - Main Battery Pack
    72
  - Battery Hot-Swapping
    72
  - Low Battery Warning
    73
  - Battery Status Leds
    73
  - Backup Battery
    73
  - Battery Maintenance Publication
    73
- Battery Chargers
  
  74
- Cradles
  
  76
  - Tethered Barcode Scanner Data Entry Using the MX5 Cradle
    77

LXE MX5X User Manual (80 pages)

Microsoft Windows CE .NET 4.2/CE 5.0 Equipped

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 2.48 MB

Revision Notice
3
Table of Contents
5
Introduction

9
- Overview
  
  9
- Identify Your Device
  
  10
  - Figure 1 MX5 Mobile Devices
    10
- MX5X Features
  
  11
- Document Conventions
  
  12
- MX5X Environmental Specifications
  
  12
- Laser Warnings and Labels
  
  13
  - Figure 2 CDRH / IEC 825 Caution Label Location - Back
    13
  - Figure 3 Caution Label - Scanner
    13
- Quick Start
  
  14
  - Windows CE .NET 4.2
    14
  - Windows CE 5.0
    14
  - Start-Up Troubleshooting
    15
  - Important Battery Information
    15
  - Components
    16
  - Figure 4 Front of MX5X Device
    16
  - Figure 5 Scan Aperture and Audio Jack
    17
  - Figure 6 Ports
    17
  - Figure 7 Back W/Optional Handle or Hand Strap
    18
  - Figure 8 Handle (Optional)
    19
  - Insert Main Battery
    20
  - Figure 9 Main Battery Pack and Battery Charging LED
    20
  - Power Key
    21
  - Reboot Sequence
    21
    
    Cold Reset
    21
    
    Figure 10 Power Key Location
    21
    
    Warm Reset
    21
  - Connect External Power Supply
    22
  - Figure 11 AC/DC 12V External Power Supply
    22
  - Connect Audio Jack (Optional)
    23
  - Figure 12 Connect Audio Jack
    23
  - Install Pistol Grip Handle (Optional)
    24
  - Figure 13 Trigger Handle Attach Points
    24
  - Install Handstrap (Optional)
    25
  - Figure 14 MX5X with Handstrap Installed
    25
  - Tapping the Touchscreen with a Stylus
    26
    
    Keypad Shortcuts
    26
  - Check Battery Status
    26
  - Entering the Multi Applock Activation Key
    27
    
    Figure 15 End-User Multi Applock Touch Panel Segment
    27
    
    Using a Stylus Tap
    27
    
    Using the Switch Key Sequence
    27
  - Toggle the Display and Keypad Backlight on and off
    28
  - Increase or Decrease Keypad and Display Backlight Intensity
    28
  - Set the Display and Keypad Backlight Timers
    28
  - Figure 16 Display Properties / Backlight Tab
    28
  - Set the MX5X Power Schemes Timers
    29
  - Figure 17 Power Schemes
    29
  - Set the Audio / Speaker Volume
    30
    
    Figure 18 Audio Properties and Speaker Location
    30
    
    Using the Keypad
    30
    
    Using the Touchscreen
    30
    
    Troubleshooting Volume Adjust
    31
  - Saving Settings
    31
  - Enter Data
    32
    
    Keypad Entry
    32
    
    Stylus Data Entry
    32
    
    Figure 19 Scan Beam
    33
    
    Figure 20 Scanner LED Location
    33
    
    Scanner Entry
    33
    
    Data Entry and Tethered Scanners
    34
    
    Figure 21 Input Panel / Virtual Keyboard
    34
    
    Input Panel - Virtual Keyboard
    34
    
    RS-232 Data Entry
    34
- Getting Help
  
  35
  - Manuals
    35
  - Accessories
    35
    
    MX5X Standard
    35
    
    MX5 ISAFE Device
    37
  - Revision History
    38

LXE MX5X User Manual (78 pages)

Intrinsically Safe For Use in Hazardous Locations

Brand: LXE | Category: Handhelds | Size: 2.31 MB

Revision Notice
3
Table of Contents
5
Introduction

9
- Overview
  
  9
- Identify Your Device
  
  10
  - Figure 1 MX5 Handheld Devices
    10
- Features
  
  11
- Using an MX5-IS in a Hazardous Location
  
  12
  - MX5-IS Environmental Specifications
    12
  - Read before Use
    12
- Document Conventions
  
  13
- MX5 Environmental Specifications
  
  13
- Laser Warnings and Labels
  
  14
  - Figure 2 CDRH / IEC 825 Caution Label Location - Back
    14
  - Figure 3 Caution Label - Scanner
    14
- Quick Start
  
  15
- Getting Help
  
  35
  - Manuals
    35
  - Accessories
    36
  - Revision History
    37

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