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6.1.5
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6.2
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6.2.3
Environmental specifications
6.2.4
Physical specifications
6.2.5
Regulatory
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7.1
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The general use and functioning of the
terminal together with the cradle will be
described in this manual.
The exact behavior of the terminal
depends on the user application that is
running. For instructions about applications
please consult the documentation of
that software.
Please read this manual carefully
before using the terminal, to maximise
the efficiency of this terminal.
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INTRODUCTION
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This terminal is a compact, programmable
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handheld terminal, and is well suited for a
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variety of indoor portable applications. It has a
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built-in laser scanner that can scan all popular
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bar code labels at varying distances.
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User's applications can be downloaded to the
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terminal to adapt the terminal to the user's
situation.
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Operating power is supplied by the main
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battery. The main battery may consist of a
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rechargeable Ni-MH battery pack (to be
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charged in cradle), or dry cell batteries, either
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non-rechargeable or rechargeable (to be
charged in external charger).
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The cradle is a communication station for data
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transmission between the (host) computer
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system and the terminal. It communicates with
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the terminal through their IrDA interface. The
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cradle will also charge the rechargeable
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battery pack in the terminal through the
electrical contacts.
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The IrDA interface on the terminal enables
you to communicate with other devices that
use IrDA communication, like portable
computers, notebooks and organisers.
Additional a RS232 cable can be used.
The RS232 cable can be used for direct
communication between the (host) computer
system and the terminal, for example to
download software to the terminal.
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