Bancolini Nylux User Manual

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Uniterminal Nylux

User's Guide

rev. 1.0, Marzo 2009

cod. 0000011401

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Page 1 Uniterminal Nylux User's Guide rev. 1.0, Marzo 2009 cod. 0000011401...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
1.4 Insertion and removal of an SD card 1.5 USB/serial communication cable connecting the terminal and PC 2 Using Nylux 2.1 Starting Nylux 2.2 Nylux Desktop 2.3 Nylux Status Bar Menu Launcher Menu Utilities Menu Settings Keyboard Input 2.4 Nylux Utilities...
Page 3: General Description
Introduction General description Nylux is a professional PDA with a Linux-based operating system (kernel 2.6.18) equipped with a 520 MHz PXA270 processor. The following chapter describes the terminal's components and basic information for its initial use. The following are specifically described:...
Page 4: Initial Use Of The Terminal
Battery charger Audio jack connector Strap Battery cover Figure 2: Nylux rear view 1.1 Initial use of the terminal Carry out the following steps for initial use : install the main battery in the terminal • charge the main battery •...
Page 5: Main Battery Charging
Figure. 1.1.a Figure. 1.1.b Figure. 1.1.c Figure. 1.1.d Figure. 1.1.e Figure. 1.1.f 1.1.2 Main battery charging Connect the power supply unit provided (see figure 1.1.h) to the electricity mains using the appropriate cable. Insert the Jack connector into it's appropriate socket marked by a white 'arrow' on the upper part of the lateral connector compartment (see indications in figure 1.1.i and figure 1.1.l with connector inserted).
Page 6: Switching On The Terminal
LED turns orange during boot loader execution, after which the actual operating system starts up, the display lights up, the 'Nylux' logo appears and the orange LED simultaneously turns off; after a few seconds the start up procedure is completed.
Page 10: Usb/Serial Communication Cable Connecting The Terminal And Pc
Once the battery cover has been removed (see figure 1.4.a and 1.4.b), insert the SD card with its gold contacts facing downwards (see figure 1.4.c) into the relative slot located between the battery and the keyboard finally, push carefully the card into the terminal using a finger (see figure 1.4.d) until the locking spring clicks, then close the battery cover (see figure 1.4.e and 1.4.f).
Page 11: Using Nylux
As previously explained in section 1.1.3, press and hold down the ON/OFF button until the red LED on the left above the terminal display lights up. At the start-up of Nylux, a splash screen appears showing the different boot phases (Kernel Start-up, Server X and Windows Manager).
Page 12 desktop: utilities desktop: settings...
Page 13: Menu Launcher
Click the button on Menu Launcher to: Access Desktop ● Access and launch configuration programs ● Access and launch utility programs ●...
Page 14: Menu Utilities
Click the “Keyboard Input” icon in the Status Bar to visualize/hide the virtual keyboard. Use of the virtual keyboard enables to write information in the currently active programs. The virtual keyboard provided by Nylux has three different layout modes: alpha numeric and function. The different layout modes are easily visible by clicking on the keys...
Page 15: System Info
System: information related to the Kernel version installed Hardware : information related to hardware resources...
Page 16 Battery : information related to battery charge status Storage : information related to used and free system memory System : information related to network interfaces status...
Page 18 To set System time, click on the arrows related to hours/minutes and select the required value. An additional option enables to set the System clock directly through the network if Nylux is connected to it. Before carrying out this operation, ensure that the correct time zone (Time zone) has been set.
Page 19 Note: Click on the clock icon and perform a complete rotation around the visualized clock to change to the 12-24 hour range.
Page 20 In the Theme tab, the theme can be changed by choosing the one required from the list. It is also possible to regulate the size of icons on Desktop choosing pixel sizes from 16 to 64. Finally, if supported by the theme, it is possible to activate visual effects by selecting the check-box under Visual Effects.
Page 21 In the Toolbars tab, it is possible to configure and choose the appearance of icons in the toolbar. Icons-Only show icons in the toolbar Text-Only show text in the toolbar Both-Show icons and text in the toolbar Drag the slide bar related to icon size to set the required dimension. Fonts The relative font for applications and the Desktop can be chosen in the Fonts tab.
Page 22 Once the interface has been created or selected, it is possible to configure the network interface for the type of use mode: static : statically configure the IP address, Netmask, Broadcast and Gateway  dhcp : obtain IP configuration via DHCP ...
Page 23 Finally, specify the type of encryption used for wireless connection; if “WEP” or “WPA/WPA2 Personal” is used, introduce the relative key.
Page 24 Functions : Light - Configure display brightness – is not currently supported. ● Display - Click Rotation in the combo box to configure screen rotation in the required mode (i.e., ● Portrait, Landscape). Touch screen - Click the Start button to start the application that enables touch screen calibration. ●...
Page 25: Appendix A Technical Specifications
APPENDIX A Technical specifications Size Display width: 97 mm Handgrip width portion: 60 mm Length: 176.9 mm Max. height: 47 mm Weight 350 gr. Processor Intel PXA270 520MHz 32 bit RISC Flash Strata Flash Intel 64MB SDRAM 64MB Display 240x320, ¼ VGA, 2.8" TFT64K Colour LCD, with white LED backlights and resistive touch panel. Audio 1 buzzer+earphone kit (STEREO) with microphone –...
Page 26: Appendix B Formatting A Memory Card (Sd Card)
The following procedure for formatting the memory card must be carried out if this is the first time the card is used. Firstly, the memory card must be partitioned after starting up a Nylux console (example made using a 1GB SD card)
Page 27: Appendix C Laser Reader
If the mount is successful, no errors messages will appear. To verify that the operation was correct: # mount | grep mmc The result will be as follows: /dev/mmca1 on /mnt/mmc type ext2 (rw) The memory card has now been mounted on the filesystem and is ready for use. In order to achieve automatic memory card installation at start-up the relative line has to be modified to /etc/ fstab APPENDIX C Laser reader...
Page 28 Standard performance at 23°C with high-quality coding LED and BUZZER reading The bi-colour red/green LED situated in the upper left part of the terminal (see figure 1 page 3), indicates scanning status: when the 'SCAN' key is pressed the LED lights up red; once the barcode has been read and correctly coded, the LED turns green and the Buzzer sends out a sound signal.
Page 29 Laser reader configuration The Scanwedge application carries out laser configuration and enables operation of the laser reader by redirecting the read codes to the active window. The application that implements Scanwedge to operate is called ‘scand daemon’: this application must be started by a script wrapper (/sbin/scanwedge) that provides the settings for several environment variables and starts up scand with the appropriate parameters.
Page 30: Appendix D Guidelines For Correct Battery Use
Do not put the battery in ovens or driers. Do not throw the battery in a fire • If you think your device or battery is damaged, call Bancolini customer services to organize a general • inspection. APPENDIX E Safety provisions for class II laser use Protective Housing Statements CAUTION - CLASS 2 LASER LIGHT WHEN OPEN, DO NOT STARE INTO THE BEAM.
Page 31 (restrictions include labeling and other product level restrictions that are impossible to implement on the component engine itself)*. FDA accession number • EN/IEC 60950-1 Certificates • Proof of UL 60950-1 Recognition • Motorola will provide copies of the EN/IEC 60825-1 laser safety test reports to your laser/product •...
Page 32 Copyright I diritti d’autore per questo manuale e le apparecchiature in esso descritte sono di proprietà della Bancolini Symbol. E’ vietata la traduzione in altra lingua, la riproduzione, anche parziale, effettuata con qualsiasi mezzo (fotocopie, registrazioni, scansioni, etc) se non espressamente autorizzata per iscritto da Bancolini Symbol. Chi viola i diritti d’autore è...