Ca50 Keys, Actions And Features - Motorola CA50 Developer & User Manual

CA50 Keys, Actions and Features

CA50 Key Functionality, Device Actions and Features
Table 4-2
Key/Action/Feature
KEYS
Soft Keys
Scan/Select (S) key
Front Application Key (Walkie-Talkie)
Side Application Key (Walkie-Talkie)
Up and Down Arrow Keys
Volume Keys
Mute Key
Left and right soft key functions are identified by the screen display.
A Select key when a menu is activated; a Scan key to scan bar codes when not in a
menu. This key can be programmed to scan the bar code and post the data to the
server when the device is in desktop mode. The URL to post the data can be
modified/updated in the System Settings tab of the UCA server console. The
developer can only reprogram this key for business applications when the device is
in the desktop mode.
The Scan key launches the scan engine and posts decoded data to a server-defined
URL. By default, it posts to the sample item lookup application. This default applies
system-wide with the possible exception of within a business application where
developers can override the default.
Press the Mute and Scan/Select (S) keys simultaneously to perform warm and cold
boots.
Walkie-Talkie key by default. The developer cannot override the functionality in a
business application. The key can be defined as a hotlink from the UCA Client.
See Chapter 7, XML Profile for
Walkie-Talkie key by default. The developer cannot override the functionality in a
business application. The key can be defined as a hotlink from the UCA Client.
See Chapter 7, XML Profile for
Always scroll, but are server configurable for the desktop only. When in desktop
mode, these keys can be configured to launch a business application.
Up: Increases speaker or receiver volume, depending on the state of the device.
Down: Decreases speaker or receiver volume, depending on the state of the device.
Mutes speaker or microphone, depending on the state of the device.
Press the Mute and Scan/Select (S) keys simultaneously to perform warm and cold
boots.
CA50 Modes of Operation
Description
Configuration.
Configuration.
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