WebDT 366 Basic Operation Manual page 4

NOTE: Avoid using the Power Button
("hold 4+ seconds" feature) to turn off the
device—this form of hardware shutdown
is intended to be a means of recovery from
device lockups.
Start Up
If the power up (from Standby or otherwise) is
successful, the appropriate interface will be
displayed after a launch sequence of several
seconds. The wireless LAN connection may
take 10-15 seconds to be established.
Configuring the WebDT 366
The device may be configured using the
utilities and methods dictated by the
software operating system.
The WebDT 366 should be configurable
for various properties such as user
profiles, network features, and several
system elements.
Calibration
The touch display for the WebDT 366 is
calibrated before shipping. In the event
that the calibration has been modified or
is unsatisfactory, the respective calibra-
tion routines (e.g., PenMount (PM) for
Windows XP Embedded) to calibrate the
touch interface may be used. Such ap-
plications are typically executed through
touch input via Stylus or through mouse
click via a USB mouse.
NOTE: For Windows CE, calibration may
be initiated from stylus application in
the Control Panel or by simultaneously
pressing Buttons 2 and 6.
Wireless Networking
WirelessLAN
The WebDT 366 is often delivered
with an embedded (user-inaccessible)
802.11b/g WLAN adapter equipped with
a custom antenna in a snap-type housing.
In certain configurations, this embedded
interface may be replaced by a user-acces-
sible PCMCIA slot for use with third-party
network adapters or peripherals.
4
Through the support of typical WLAN
adapters, the WebDT 366 should be
able to detect all 802.11 access points
in the vicinity for you to select the ac-
cess point of your choice for connection.
4
The SSID and WEP (if enabled)
parameters on the WebDT 366 and
the access points have to match.
The SSID is case-sensitive and it is
recommended that you enable WEP
encryption (or advanced alternatives)
for secure access.
4
When WEP is enabled, you may need to
consult your network administrator or
your networking equipment literature to
properly configure associated settings
such as Authentication mode, etc.
4
Refer to the access point operating
manuals for setting up the 802.11
access points.
Bluetooth
The WebDT 366 features a built-in
Bluetooth adapter that operates on the
Microsoft Windows Bluetooth protocol.
The Bluetooth configuration application is
invoked from the System Tray or from the
Control Panel for Windows XP Embedded.
Under Windows CE, it can be executed from
the Control Panel. Follow the instructions
and options provided within the applica-
tion to configure and invoke Bluetooth
connectivity with the corresponding
peripherals.
NOTE: Bluetooth devices or accessories
that are not compatible with the Microsoft
Windows Bluetooth protocol may not work
with the WebDT 366.
Button Management
Where supported by software, many of
the hard buttons on the WebDT 366 are