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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents KNOWING YOUR DEVICE EVICE PECIFICATION BASIC INSTALLATIONS ATTERY SIM/SAM UIDELINE FOR NSTALLING CARD SD C UIDELINE NSTALLING ICRO FIRST TIME USE CREEN ALIBRATION ATE AND ONE CONFIGURATION TOUCH SCREEN OPERATIONS USING THE STYLUS START MENU HELL TASKBAR SOFTWARE INPUT PANEL (SIP) EYPAD CUSTOMIZING HRT500...
  • Page 3 UDIO OLUME TYLUS ROPERTIES & D – U ETWORK ONNECTION EGIONAL ANGUAGE ETTING WNER ROPERTIES PC C ONNECTION TORAGE ROPERTIES YSTEM ROPERTIES ASSWORD ROPERTIES CREEN OTATION & S ASKBAR ECURE HELL NPUT ELECTION ANEL & T ROPERTIES NTERNET PTIONS EMOVE ROGRAMS INTERNET EXPLORER FEATURES...

  • Page 4: Knowing Your Device

    Knowing Your Device FRONT...
  • Page 5 BOTTOM REAR SIDE...

  • Page 6: Device Specification

    Device Specification Systems Memory 256MB DDR-2 RAM, 4GB Flash Memory Expansion 1 x micro-SD Memory Slot (Support up to 32GB) Device Operating System WinCE 6.0 Host PC Operating System Windows® 7/ Vista/ XP Programming Language C++ Programming, NET Programming in Microsoft® Visual Studio 2005 Communication Interfaces Bluetooth Bluetooth Version 2.0...

  • Page 7: Basic Installations

    Basic Installations The Battery The battery has been partially charged at the factory, however please charge it for 4 hours before switching on the device for the first time. Guideline for Installing SIM/SAM card WARNING Keep all SIM cards out of the reach of children. ...

  • Page 8: Guideline For Installing Micro Sd Card

    8) Push down the SIM slot cover and slide outward to lock it. 9) Place the battery back followed by battery cover. 10) Push the wing lock to secure the battery cover and finally install the hand strap back into the hand strap tab. To insert SAM card 1) Insert the SAM cards into slot 0, 2, 3.

  • Page 9: First Time Use

    First Time Use Screen Calibration Once the charging has completed, turn on the device by pressing the power button. On the first time basis, it is advisable to calibrate the screen by going to: Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Stylus. Carefully press and briefly hold the stylus on the centre of the target.

  • Page 10: Touch Screen Operations

    Touch Screen Operations The following defines the various operations that the user can perform with the stylus. Tap once to select a program Double Tap Tap the item twice to open or execute a program Drag Hold the stylus on the screen to drag objects Using the Stylus The stylus is housed inside the stylus holder at the right corner of the device.

  • Page 11: Start Menu

    Start Menu The HRT500 is pre-installed with a collection of useful programs such as Microsoft WordPad and other customized programs. Tap the “START” button to explore the list of programs available for selection. Taskbar Items The following are the standard status icons that will appear on the taskbar. Status Icon Meaning Start Menu, Tap to switch to a program...

  • Page 12: Shell Taskbar

    Shell taskbar The taskbar appears on the top of HRT500’s screen. Start button Single tap to display the Start menu Active application Display the latest application running Left arrow Single tap to see the hidden icon on the left Direct Connection Double tap to execute the direct network status dialog WI-FI Connection Double tap to execute the WI-FI network setting...

  • Page 13: Software Input Panel (Sip)

    Software Input Panel (SIP) Tap the SIP icon on the taskbar as shown below to use the input panel. Tap on the SIP icon again, to hide the input panel.

  • Page 14: Keypad

    Keypad Controls and Interfaces Clear entry or Keypad input Backspace function mode Power on, Wake or Suspend Nav. Left & Right Alpha Numerical Keypad Enter ● Nav. Left & Right Navigate to left or right. ● Enter button To open a selected program. ●...

  • Page 15: Customizing Hrt500

    Customizing HRT500 The setting of HRT500 can be customized to suit the user’s specific requirements. For e.g. setting password to protect the device’s information, LCD Brightness and many more. Tap on Start -> Settings -> Control Panel, to view the menu as shown in the figure above.

  • Page 16: Lcd Brightness Control

    LCD Brightness Control Adjusting Display Brightness Use the following operations to adjust the display brightness. -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Dimming Setting A screen box will appear. Make sure it is on the LCD Light tab. Tap the dark or bright tab to control the brightness of the screen.
  • Page 17 Select the LCD Light tab. There are two options available to turn on the screen light. Touch screen or Keypad - to turn on the light of the LCD by touching either the Touch Screen or Keypad, Touch screen only - to turn on the light of the LCD by touching either the Touch Screen only. For the FrontLight Control, there are two options available as the figure shown below.

  • Page 18: Keypad Light Control

    Keypad Light Control Light Emitting Duration Use the following operations to adjust the display brightness. -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Dimming Setting Select the KeyPad Light tab. Kindly set the duration for keypad light to hibernate (3 seconds to 30 seconds) Keypad Light Use the following operations to adjust the display brightness.

  • Page 19: Power

    Power User can check the power status of the main battery by clicking on the power properties icon in the control panel. In the power properties menu, in the Battery tab, user can select their preferred option; Always show icon on the taskbar or Show critical battery Warning, which means a window, will pop out when the battery is low.

  • Page 20: Display

    System Power States The OS (Operating System) has 4 different power states as for the internal power manager state machine. The state transition reflects on the system conditions as stated below: a) User activities b) System activities c) Application requests d) Timers The four states are: On - In this state, the device is active and user can use all the different peripherals,...

  • Page 21: Mouse

    Mouse In the “Mouse Properties”, user can set and test the sensitivity and speed of their mouse for better usage. Keyboard In the “Keyboard Properties”, user can customize the repeat delay, repeat rate and character repeat.

  • Page 22: Audio Volume

    Audio Volume User can set the speaker volume and enable sounds for warning, application and notification in the “Volume and Sounds Properties”, while customizing the volume on the volume tab. Stylus Properties User can recalibrate the sensitivity of the stylus as well as checking on the mouse double-tap setting under “Stylus Properties”.

  • Page 23: Network & Dial - U Pconnection

    Network & Dial – Up Connection When tapping at the “Network and Dial-up Connection”, a default connection will be created as “USB ActiveSync”. User can also view the entire network their handheld is connected to under this setting. Regional And Language Setting Set the local language, number, current time and date accordingly under “Regional and Language Setting”...

  • Page 24: Owner Properties

    Owner Properties Depending on User’s preferences, personal information and network ID can be inserted under “Owner Properties”. PC Connection PC Connection is to enable the device to communicate directly with personal computer or other communication devices. The default is set to USB ActiveSync. However, if there is more than one connection being created on the "Network and Dial-Up Connection", user needs to change the connection settings before linking any other communication devices.

  • Page 25: Storage Properties

    For PC Connection Properties, go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> PC Connection. Storage Properties Go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Storage Manager. In the Storage Properties, user can manage the storage by formatting, dismounting or creating a new partition on it.

  • Page 26: System Properties

    System Properties User can view the system information, device name and copyrights information under “System Properties”. Password Properties In the “Password Properties”, user can set the Password to maintain privacy or prevent others from accessing the device.

  • Page 27: Screen Rotation

    Screen Rotation This feature allows user to enable the auto rotation setting. Taskbar & Secure Shell Secure Shell enables user to control the accessibility of Control Panel. The default password is “123456”.

  • Page 28: Input Selection Panel

    Input Selection Panel In the “Input Selection Panel”, user can change the current state of Input Panel by tapping once on the SIP at the taskbar. Date & Time Properties Allow user to configure the date, time and time zone. It also comes with the daylight saving feature.

  • Page 29: Internet Options

    Internet Options Allow user to configure the network connection setting and the default homepage. Remove Programs Allow user to remove any unwanted installed programs.

  • Page 30: Internet Explorer

    Internet Explorer Internet Explorer makes it easier to get the most from the World Wide Web, whether to search for new information or browsing through websites. In the control panel menu, under the internet option, user may customize the appearance of the browser when the program is launched.
  • Page 31 User could also go to a webpage, by typing the internet address – for example, www.pradotec-global.com. in the address bar and then click the Go button. The Back and Forward buttons will enable user to return to the previous page or view the next page.

  • Page 32: Features

    Features Getting Connected All the features and peripherals of HRT500 can be accessed and enabled by getting into the Power Control screen. The following pathway would lead the user to the Power Control screen. Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Power Control Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) Usage HRT500 is equipped with built-in wireless LAN that enables user to access Internet through available wireless networks.
  • Page 33 The network icon will pop up on the shell taskbar. Double tap on the icon to configure the WiFi network properties. On the Wireless Information tab, check on the Notify me when new wireless networks are available. Select the prefered network, press Connect and a Wireless Network Properties window will pop out.

  • Page 34: Bluetooth Usage

    Bluetooth Usage Bluetooth Manager allows user to scan, pair and link with other Bluetooth devices. The Bluetooth feature of the device must be turned ON in order to do the scanning. For the steps on turning ON the Bluetooth feature, please refer to the manual below. To access Bluetooth function, go to Start ->...
  • Page 35 User may scan and pair with other Bluetooth devices such as mobile phones, PCs, laptops and other Bluetooth enable device In order to connect to another device, user needs to run a scan for the device. The following are the steps to establish a Bluetooth connection successfully. 1) Go to Start ->...
  • Page 36 4) The Bluetooth Manager window will appear as below. No connection established Minimizes Bluetooth Manager Window into the taskbar 5) Make sure the Bluetooth pairing device is within the coverage range. Tap Scan to start scanning. 6) Tap STOP to stop the device from scanning. Wait for STOP to change to...
  • Page 37 7) Select the device that wish to be connected and tap Connect 8) A Print UI window will pop up if the channel is not stated. Insert channel between 1 to 30, channels below 1 or above 30 are bad channels. Then press OK. Channel between 1 to 30 9) An Authentication Request window will pop up.
  • Page 38 10) Click once on the Bluetooth Manager icon, to check on the connection. Unavailable means that there is a device connected to HRT500 by Virtual COM This is the address and channel of the device that is connected to the device 11) Click once on the Bluetooth Manager icon, to reopen the dialog.

  • Page 39: Gsm Usage

    12) Please make sure that the Bluetooth Manager icon remains at the taskbar. If the icon disappears, launch the program again. There are few scenarios that the taskbar icon may disappear: Close button, is pressed. This will cause the entire application to close ...
  • Page 40 HRT Series The GSM status will be displayed at the top right of the device via a GSM icon. In order to check the service and coverage of GSM, go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Taskbar Setting. Check on the Show GSM icon on Taskbar.
  • Page 41 If there is no SIM card inserted into HRT500, there are two icons shown on the taskbar. No GSM service No SIM card inserted Before GSM module is configured, this icon, - GSM OFF will appear on the taskbar. After the GSM module is configured, two new icons will appear on the taskbar. Both of the icons show the status of the GSM module of the HRT500.

  • Page 42: Using The Contact Card Reader

    Using the Contact Card Reader Insert the smart card (chip facing inwards) into the contact card slot which is located by the right side of the device. Contact card Slot Using the Contactless Reader (RFID) Hold the card close to the contactless reader, located at the back of the device for card reading.

  • Page 43: Using The Fingerprint Sensor

    Using the Fingerprint Sensor When the optical finger print sensor is ready, the sensor window will light up. Place the finger on the centre of the finger print sensor window. Wait and remove the finger only when the sensor light turns dim. Using the Barcode Scanner Trigger the barcode scanner.

  • Page 44: Appendix: Troubleshooting Guide

    Appendix: Troubleshooting Guide Reset the HRT500 and clear memory To Reset the HRT500 If the HRT500 responds slowly or “freezes”, try resetting it. Please note that any unsaved data in the open windows may be lost during the reset. ● Use the stylus to press the Reset button. Restore to Factory Setting 1.

  • Page 45: I Fhrt500 Runs Out Of Power

    If HRT500 runs out of Power Low Battery Power When battery is running low, user will see a low battery icon in the navigation bar. Kindly replace or recharge the battery as soon as possible. Running on low battery power will affect the device’s peripheral performance.

  • Page 46: I Fhrt500 Runs Out Of Memory

    If HRT500 runs out of Memory Memory of HRT500 is shared between storage memory and program memory.Storage memory is used to store the information created and programs installed. Program memory is used to run programs in the HRT500. The HRT500 automatically manages the allocation between storage and program memories.

  • Page 47: Inaccurate Response To Stylus Taps

    Inaccurate Response to Stylus Taps and then Settings. On the Control Panel, tap Stylus. In the Stylus Properties, choose Calibration. Tap “Calibrate”. Routine Maintenance This section provides routine maintenance guidelines. Following these guidelines, helps to ensure the lifespan of HRT500 and reduces the risk of damage. Routine Care To keep HRT500 in good condition and working properly, follow these guidelines: Keep HRT500 away from excessive moisture and extreme temperature.

  • Page 48: Battery Guidelines

    HRT500 should not be disposed along with the general household waste. In order to forward it for recycling or proper disposal, please use the public collection system or return it to PRADOTEC or the authorized partners Travel Guidelines For safety and convenience when traveling with HRT500, follow these guidelines: ●...

  • Page 49: Shipping Guidelines

    Shipping Guidelines When shipping the HRT500, follow these guidelines: ● Safeguard data by making a backup copy. ● If shipping the backup copy, be sure that the medium (diskette, tape, or SD card) is not exposed to electrical or magnetic impulses while stored or in transit.

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