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  • Page 1 AT880 Guide for Customer...
  • Page 2 ATID web site (www.atid1.com) or provided on appropriate media. If you visit our web site and would like to make comments or suggestions about this or other ATID publications, please let us know via the “Contact ATID ” page.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Page Contents Before using manual for AT880 Chapter 1. Caution when using AT880 1. How to use battery correctly 2. Caution when using AT880 Chapter 2. Product composition 1. Product composition 2. Name of each part 3. Function of each part Chapter 3.
  • Page 4 Page Contents Chapter 3. Basic function(continues) 17. Memory 18. Task Manager 19. Remove the program 20. GPS 21. Set screen brightness 22. Backlight ON/OFF set up 23. Screen adjustment 24. Volume and sounds setting 25. Sounds and noti cation 26. Set up the Clock and Alarms 27.
  • Page 5 Page Contents Chapter 4. Optional module(continues) 8. Bluetooth connection and termination 9. Bluetooth Pairing Bixolon SPP-R200 Printer Demo How to use Phone Dialing Receiving Phone Call Hang off Phone Call Contact List How to search a contact information Add to contact list How to use Text Message Sending Message Receiving Message...

  • Page 6: Before Using Manual For At880

    Before using manual for AT880 User guide inclusive of text, images, logos, product names is either the property of, or used with permission by ATID CO.LTD. The information may not be distributed, modi ed, displayed, reproduced (in whole or in part) without the prior written permission of ATID CO.LTD.

  • Page 7: Chapter 1. Caution When Using At880

    Caution when using AT880 Please aware of the manual contents in advance before you handle and operate your AT880 and other ATID Products. How to use battery correctly In case that you dropped the main body or battery in water, please do not put into the stove or heater for drying. Just keep it in natural drying or contact purchase •...

  • Page 8: Chapter 2. Product Composition

    Open the packing box and con rm the items as below. 4. USB sync cable 2. Power Adapter and AC cable 3. Standard battery 1. AT880 main body 5. Protect lm 6. Hand strap 7. Stylus pen Please contact our customer service in defect of product composition and need to be changed.

  • Page 9: Name Of Each Part

    Name of each part Camera (option) 1D/2D Scanner Earphone jack (option) Charger jack Sync cable connector Camera ash (option) Cradle connector WLAN LED Phone receiver Internal HF Hand strap hole (option) Charge LED Speaker UHF Connecting port Volume button Scan button Touch Screen Battery Scan key...

  • Page 10: Function Of Each Part

    Function of each part NAME FUNCTION Camera (option) It is possible to image capture and save. Camera ash (option) You can use the camera with ash 1D/2D Scanner (option) Laser beam emitted through this window. Please be careful the foreign substances and preventing from the damage. Warning! Do not look at the laser beam directly.

  • Page 11: Chapter 3. Basic Function

    Basic Function PDA battery is composed of main battery and backup battery. A main battery supplies the power to the system and RAM which could keep save the data. A backup battery could keep save the data of RAM when the main battery discharged completely. Main Battery: 3.7V 2,970mAh Lithium –...

  • Page 12: Attaching And Detaching The Battery

    Attaching and Detaching the battery ▶ Battery detachment These images as below, shows the back bottom of the PDA. Slide the battery latch to the right (UNLOCK side), and then lift the main battery out of the compartment along both sides of groove. Battery latch Both sides of groove ▶...

  • Page 13: Charging Battery

    Charging battery You have to charge the battery via dedicated adapter, which provided from the factory. “Power LED” is while charging or is Green when charged completely. ▶ Connecting Adapter 1. Plug the adapter cable to 220V socket. 2. Connect adapter DC cable to the “Power connecting jack” of the main body. 3.
  • Page 14 ▶ Power On and O via <Power> Button Power O : 1. When the system is in booting status, press <Power> button for a couple of seconds, then the backlight will be turned o and enter the low-power mode (sleep mode). 2.

  • Page 15: Checking Battery Gauge

    ▶ Battery Discharging If the main battery discharge completely, the system will not turned on, the device will get into low-power mode (sleep mode) automatically, and even press the <Power> button, the system will not be turned on. In this case, you should charge the main battery or connect the adaptor to the adaptor connecting jack of main body, then press the <Power>...

  • Page 16: Backup Battery

    ▶ Low Power Warning If the remaining battery gauge cannot support the system running any more, a low power warning message window will be popped up on the screen. In this case, you need to press the <Power> button to turn o the power, and to charge the battery as soon as possible. Backup Battery A backup battery could safely keep the RAM data, even the main battery discharged completely.

  • Page 17: Soft Reset

    If there is no response from the system or an application is locked up and stops responding, and when you want to upgrade the rmware, reset the system is maybe necessary. Soft Reset When do you need to perform Soft Reset? If there is no response for your command from the system, it calls (Hang-up).

  • Page 18: Initializing System

    Initializing System Enter [Boot Menu] and do what you want, when in the situations as below : 1. When you need to restore the original registry information, which has been changed. 2. When you need to initialize “My device” storage spaces. 3.

  • Page 19: Attaching Micro Sd Card

    The image as below is battery compartment of , and there are 1EA SIM Card Slot, 1EA SAM Card Slot and 1EA Micro SD Card Slot. Micro SD card slot SAM card slot SIM card slot Attaching Micro SD card Push the cover to the right Lift the cover up along Put Micro SD card into Slot and...

  • Page 20: Attaching Sim Card And Sam Card

    You can nd the Micro SD Memory Card icon when executing the le explorer, after inserted the Micro SD card. [Start] -> [File explorer] Attaching SIM Card and SAM Card SIM Card and SAM Card can easily insert and pull out along arrow direction. Chapter 3.

  • Page 21: Shortcuts Setting

    Shortcuts setting You want to quickly run frequently used programs You can set the shortcuts function [Start button] -> [setting] -> [Personal] -> [Button] Select the button you want to assign as the shortcut, And select the desired program from the program assigned Set up phone password If the SIM card is lost or stolen, USIM card in order to prevent the use of others by setting as password [Start button] ->...

  • Page 22: Owner Information

    Owner information It can set up the owner information (Name, company, address, Telephone, E-mail and Notes [Start button] -> [setting] -> [personal] -> [owner information] LOCK It is for the PDA’s data, If the handset is not in use for a certain period of time and the switch to the lock status, You suppose to enter a password to unlock it.

  • Page 23: Memory

    Memory You can check the capacity of the memory [Start button] -> [setting] -> [System] -> [Memory] Main memory : Usage and remaining capacity can check Storage card : it can check Flash area or SD care capacity Task Manager You can see a list of programs currently being used and the Amount of memory you have [Start button] ->...

  • Page 24: Remove The Program

    Remove the program This will display a list of programs installed in addition to the Preinstalled programs [Start button] -> [setting] -> [system] -> [Remove program] It can be removed from the list, select the program you want to Remove You can set the GPS port within the terminal [Start button] ->...

  • Page 25: Set Screen Brightness

    Set screen brightness Screen brightness is set to the factory in approximately 70% [Start button] -> [setting] -> [system] -> [Contrast] Brightness: you can adjust the brightness of the screen Backlight ON/OFF set up Screen brightness, the power consumption is most a ected Because it can be set up suit the user’s needs.

  • Page 26: Screen Adjustment

    Screen adjustment At rst beginning of using the device after purchasing or need to use the device for a long period time, if you cannot select the place where you touched with stylus, you need to reset the coordinate calibration values. [Start button] ->...

  • Page 27: Sounds And Noti Cation

    Sounds and noti cation You can set up the ringing one and vibration and bell sound noti cation On/OFF. [Start button] –> [setting] -> [Sounds and noti cation] Vibration : Set the vibration amplitude set Sound : Set the sound noti cation Noti cation : Select the ring type Set up the Clock and Alarms Set up the date, time and Alarms...

  • Page 28: Wireless Manager

    Wireless Manager You can control the Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Phone’s function On/O . [Start button] -> [Setting] -> [connect] -> [Wireless manage] All : It can control the all ON/OFF of WIFI, Bluetooth, and PHONE Separately : when you click the Buttons (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Phone) It is possible to ON/OFF ...

  • Page 29: Using Button

    Using <Fnc> Button Press <Fnc> button and other buttons simultaneously can activate functions as below : Fnc + button Function description <Left>, <Light> Cursor Key On the Keypad & Increase or decrease the sound. Left Side <Up>, <Down> <Up>, <Down> Cursor Key on the Keypad Perform Page Up or Page Down.

  • Page 30: Connecting Pda To Pc

    ActiveSync program could synchronize between the PC and PDA device, so that enable you to perform program installing, copy, transition, delete and so on operations. Connecting PDA to PC Download the latest version of ActiveSync program from Microsoft Windows CE. Website, and install it to your PC. ActiveSync: Windows XP Download Address : http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/.
  • Page 31 Click the Installation button ActiveSync are installing Press End button for termination of installation Chapter 3. Basic Function...
  • Page 32 Setting PC [Start button] -> [Programs] -> [Microsoft ActiveSync] < Windows Xp > < Win7 / Vista > Click on the install button File connection settings, Click the button. Chapter 3. Basic Function...
  • Page 33 < Windows Xp > < Win7 / Vista > USB sync cable connection, select Allow, and then click the OK button. [Start buttons] -> [setting] -> [connect] -> [USB-PC] Even connect to PC, synchronization is not good Please select the Enable advanced network functionality To use a VPN you can connect your computer to your device Using the RNDIS.

  • Page 34: Data Transfer

    Data transfer Using the USB cable to connect PC and the device. Connecting state Disconnecting state You can check the ActiveSync connecting state on the taskbar. < Windows XP > < Win7 / Vista > Start - Program– Click Microsoft Start –...
  • Page 35 < Windows XP > File/ directory device’s screen Data transfer screen Chapter 3. Basic Function...

  • Page 36: Chapter 4. Optional Module

    Optional module provided variety of optional modules and in this chapter will provide you the information of each module. Various optional modules for AT880 1) Barcode reader -. 1D Laser Barcode Scanner -. 2D Imager Barcode Scanner (2D Long Range Barcode Option) 2) Wireless LAN –...

  • Page 37: Using 1D Or 2D Barcode Scanner

    Enable to equip with a compact image engine, which could recognize all the 1D and 2D barcodes. Using 1D or 2D barcode scanner Running application [Start Button] -> [DEMO_BarcodeScan] performing Chapter 4. Optional module...
  • Page 38 Main window Start Scan : start reading barcode. Stop Scan : stop reading barcode Symbol : Read barcode type name Length : length of the barcode read Menu : application pop-up menu. Exit : Exit the application. Pop-up menu Option : Set up the application options Capturing : image capture by 2D Scanner module Symbology Con g : Set up the Barcode decoding options Chapter 4.
  • Page 39 Option window Beep : Success the Barcode scanner, beep sound output. Vibrator : Success the Barcode scanner, working vibrator. Enable “SCAN” key : Enable “SCAN” key Enable F7 key on right side : Enable F7 key Enable F8 key on right side : Enable F9 key Enable trigger : Enable Gun Trigger key RAW Data : To set the scan results in the form of raw data 2D scanners only support.

  • Page 40: Barcode Emulator Setting

    Symbology Con g window Symbology Selection: Set up the speci c decoding options Set Enable Status: Enable/Disable status of all symbology. Default All Symbologies: All symbology set as default Disable All Symbologies : All Symbology Disable. Enable All Symbologies : All Symbology Enable Barcode emulator setting Barcode Emulator program enables you to set the barcode value input type scan button, scan sound (Notes , internet explorer) When user running the barcode Emulator, who should nish the previous running program.
  • Page 41 Application run complete. Once the run is complete, the barcode icon on the bottom right of the screen is registered and can be scan When user clidk the barcode icon , pop up the main menu and Can change the settings Emulator Main Menu Exit : Exit the application Vibrator : Upon successful barcode scanning vibrator action...
  • Page 42 Key Setup Below keys can set multiple F1 : Set up for starting when the F1 key is pressed F2 : Set up for starting when the F2 key is pressed F7 : Set up for starting when the F7 key is pressed F8 : Set up for starting when the F8 key is pressed SCAN : Set up for starting when the SCAN key is pressed Gun Trigger : Set up for starting when the Gun Trigger is Pressed...
  • Page 43 Result Type Set output barcode form Select the type of the one of the following types Keyboard Event : Output barcode value on the screen by using Keyboard Event. Copy and Paste : Copy to clipboard and then copy to screen . ◆...

  • Page 44: Barcode Scanning

    Barcode scanning 1. Remove the protective lm from the window of barcode. 2. Executing the BarcodeDemo program. 3. Emit laser beam to the barcode. • Adjust the distance according to the size of barcode. • Barcode will stop automatically in ve minutes if out of the Barcode reading range. [Correct barcode reading] The more small size of barcode, needs the more close to barcode.

  • Page 45: Wi Power On /O Wireless Zero Con Guration

    WiFi Power On /O Wireless Zero Con guration WiFi is always set to the OFF state, when products ship from factory Customer needs to ON for using WiFi [Start button] -> [Setting] When you want to turn o -> [System] -> [WiFi POWER] the WiFi function.

  • Page 46: How To Connect Ap

    How to connect AP (1) When you turn on Wi-Fi, AP list up automatically. . Choose the AP what you Click for connecting want to use and click Input the network key. If it connect well you will be able to see mark as screen Chapter 4.
  • Page 47 How to connect AP (2) You can connect using the wireless AP management program [Start button] -> [Setting] -> [Connections] -> [Network cards] AP or Router captured Click as picture automatically, Click on the appropriate device form the list Input the Network key You will be able to see connect Wireless Chapter 4.

  • Page 48: Wifi Power On /O Summit Client Utility

    WiFi Power On /O Summit client utility WiFi is always set to the OFF state, when products ship from factory Customer needs to ON for using WiFi [Start button] -> [Setting] -> [System] -> [WiFi POWER] Click WiFi Power Tray Icon Click on the WiFi If the summit of the setting Click the "Scan"...

  • Page 49: Bluetooth Connection And Termination

    This User Guide described how to Pairing and Disconnecting between AT880 and Bluetooth devices, and also described basic testing method of Mobile Printer SPR-R203, which launched by Bixolon, as a sample device. ** It could pairing with maximum 6ea devices, but assign COM Port only to COM2 and COM7.

  • Page 50: Bluetooth Pairing

    Bluetooth Pairing After connecting each other through pairing way, Bluetooth devices could do its function properly. [Start button] -> [Setting] -> [Bluetooth] -> [Devices] Press the ‘Add new device’ Choose the devices on searching Input the PIN code and click Click the SPP-R200 on the list for searching devices which could list for paring and click the next...
  • Page 51 Choose the serial port. “choose the”COM port” tap and Click the SPP-R200 on the list. Choose the communications click the new serial port Port (COM2), and then click the nish button. After that it is possible to transmission and reception of data by COM2 port *when you add a new device, the equipment information is not normally displayed Please try again * Password that should be used to Pairing (authentication code), the unit can be set by mutual...

  • Page 52: Bixolon Spp-R200 Printer Demo

    Bixolon SPP-R200 Printer Demo SPP-R200 is typical Mobile Printer of the Bixolon, you can using its App which get from Bixolon website to perform print through Bluetooth. **the Printer program and SDK, which described in this User Guide is based on the 5th Aug, 2011, and it’s would be a little di erent from homepage contents according to the Bixolon policy.

  • Page 53: How To Use Phone

    How to use Phone 1. [Home] -> [Phone] 2. [Start Button]->[Phone] 3. Press Keyboard button. Dialing Function Key Descriptions Delete number one by one. Enable add/edit/delete/ speed dial number and make phone call. (Save maximum 98ea speed dial numbers.) Enable to looking for recent Call History. After input phone number, press “Talk”...

  • Page 54: Receiving Phone Call

    Receiving Phone Call Function Key Descriptions Press this button to receive incoming phone call. Press this button to reject a phone call.  Received message inforamtion maybe di erent. Hang o Phone Call Function Key Descriptions Communicate via Speaking Key. Mute microphone during a phone call.

  • Page 55: Contact List

    Contact List 1. [Home] -> [Contacts] How to search a contact information Enter the contacts number or name into the searching box. Chapter 4. Optional module...

  • Page 56: Add To Contact List

    Add to contact list Press this button to add Select new contact information Select items which will add Enable to add name and company a new contact information type. new contact information. information. Enable to add mobile phone Enable to add new Email Except for mobile number, Except for basic e-mail address, number.

  • Page 57: How To Use Text Message

    How to use Text Message 1. [Home] -> [Text Message] 2. [Start Button]->[Text Message] Sending Message Press this button Press this button to make a new message. to send a message. Chapter 4. Optional module...

  • Page 58: Receiving Message

    Receiving Message  Received message may expressed di erently. Press this button Check message in detail. to check new message. Replying Message Click the relevant Press “Reply/Forward(R)” button Press this button message in received and then choose Reply(R) item. to send replly message, message box.

  • Page 59: Gps Demo Application Execution

    This product enable to install GPS module and comes out internal type. GPS program port : GPD1 GPS hardware port : COM6, 9600 GPS demo application execution [Start Button] -> [DEMO_GPS_WM] Execute DEMO_GPS_WM Application. Main window button description : Start : press “Start” button to start to receiving GPS data. Stop : press “Stop”...

  • Page 60: Use Of Camera

    This product comes out with 3.0 Mega pixel camera with ash and enable to adjust screen brightness, resolution, screenshot capture, and record video and so on functions. Use of camera [Start Button] -> [Pictures&Videos] -> [Camera] Execute Camera Application. Main Window button description : Thumb…...

  • Page 61: Hf13.56 Demo Application Execution

    This product comes out with internal type of HF13.56MHz reader as optional item, and card reading distance around 3~8.5cm compliant with ISO Standards, and in the case of Mifare tag, the reading distance around between 1~3.5cm. HF13.56 demo application execution [Start Button] ->...

  • Page 62: Iso15693 Tag Recognition

    ISO15693 tag recognition ISO15693: < MF : switch to Mifare command window. Block : start number of block which will be accessed. Read Count : number of block which be accessed. This product enable to communicate with IC Card which compliant with ISO-7816. SmartCard demo application execution [Start Button] ->...

  • Page 63: Uhf 900Mhz Demo Application Execution

    This product enable to install UHF module as optional item, and read&write RFID tag based on GEN2, ISO/IEC 18000-6C Protocol, performance frequency CE 865~868MHz, FCC 902~928MHz UHF Reader UHF 900MHz demo application execution [Start Button] -> [DEMO_UHF] Demo Main window button description : Select a tag that will perform “Access”...
  • Page 64 Demo Application optional Manu : Read/Write : Read/Write tag. Lock/Kill : Lock/Kill tag. Option : Application option. Version : Version infroamtion. Read/Write window button description : Mask : if selected a tag value on main window, then the tag value also showed on Read/Write window, and used as masking pattern while performing Read/Write tag.
  • Page 65 Lock/Kill window button description : Mask : if selected a tag value on main window, then the tag value also showed on Read/Write window and used as masking pattern while performing Lock/Kill tag. It means even there are a great many of tags around the reader, Lock/Kill tag command only apply those tag that set as masking pattern.
  • Page 66 Version Window button description : Demo app Ver : Demo application Version. Firmware Ver : UHF module rmware Version. Protocol Ver : UHF module library Version. Hopping Mode : UHF module country Version. Max Tx Pwr : UHF module maximum output. Chapter 4.

  • Page 67: Product Speci Cation

    Appendix Product speci cation PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Dimensions (L x W x H) 159 x 79 x 27.7 (35.2)mm Weight 280g (PDA only, without battery) Operating Temp. -20℃ ~ 60℃ Storage Temp. -30℃ ~ 70℃ Humidity 95% non-condensing Drop Spec. 1.5M Drop to concrete Dust &...
  • Page 68 NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS WLAN IEEE 802.11 a/b/g Compliant (a/b/g/n Option) Bluetooth Bluetooth Class II, 2.1 + EDR Radio MODEM 3G (GSM / GPRS / EDGE / WCDMA / HSPA+) Internal Antenna (GPS + Glonass Option) DATA CAPTURE & DATA PROCESSING DEVICE Barcode Engine 1D Laser or 2D Imager Barcode Scanner (2D Long Range Barcode Option) Camera...

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