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  • Page 1 IPDA080 Handheld Terminal User Manual...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Content Chapter 1 Device layout-------------------------------------01 1.1 On-off operation --------------------------------------------03 1.2 Installing the SIM Card/TF Card------------------------03 Chapter 2 Battery and other important instructions-------------04 2.1 Battery Operation------------------------------------------04 2.2 Indicator------------------------------------------------------06 2.3 PC Connections--------------------------------------------07 2.4 Precautions--------------------------------------------------09 Chapter 3 Data Acquisition---------------------------------10 3.1 Scan engine--------------------------------------------------10 3.2 Scan Settings------------------------------------------------11 3.3 Floating action button--------------------------------------12 3.4 Trigger mode------------------------------------------------ 13 3.5 Output by keyboard----------------------------------------13...

  • Page 4: Chapter 1 Device Layout

    Chapter 1 Device layout Speaker System LED Charge LED Front Camera Touch Screen Navigation Key Scanner Earphone Port USB Port...
  • Page 5 SIM/TF Slot Volume Button Scan Button Scan Button Power Button Custom Button Flashlight Rear Camera Loudspeaker...

  • Page 6: On-Off Operation

    1.1 On-off operation To turn on device: Press power button until the device switches on. To turn off device: Press power button during operation until the device popup a menu, select “Power off”. To turn off display: Press the power button. After a period of inactivity, the device will automatically turn off the display.

  • Page 7: Battery And Other Important Instructions

    Chapter 2 Battery and other important instructions 2.1 Battery Operation The device battery is polymer type battery and immov- able, which should only be charged by using original power adapter. Do not store battery in hot, humid, or corrosive environment. Do not break or crack battery. Do not store battery when it is fully charged completely drained.
  • Page 8 5. If the battery is exhausted, it may not turn on immedi- ately after plugging in the charger. This is a normal phenomenon. Please continue charging for a while, and then turn it on again. 6. The battery can be recharged repeatedly, but the battery is a wearable product.

  • Page 9: Indicator

    2.2 Indicator Full power Medium power Battery Charging Low power Good signal Unstable signal Network Signal NONE SIM card not installed SIM card error/no service WiFi on.No available wireless networks for connection WiFi WiFi connected WiFi switched off NFC switched on...

  • Page 10: Pc Connections

    2.3 PC Connections Connect device to PC using the USB cable provided. If additional driveris required, PC will automatiaclly download from internet. Once the USB port has been connected, drag the notification bar from the top of the screen to display the USB setting interface. 1)Tap this to activate developer menu shown.(Figure2) 2)Tap this to activate USB preference menu shown.
  • Page 11 On Windows PC, go to"My Computer". Click on"Remov- able Disk"to view and transfer device data. Note: 1.When the device as a SLAVE connect to PC, 'This device' option will be automatically selected. 2.When the device as a HOST connect to other devices, 'Connected device' will be automatially selected.

  • Page 12: Precautions

    2.4 Precautions 1. Read all information in this guide before using the device to ensure safe and proper operation. 2. Please use the accessories that have been approved by this manufacture and corresponds to this model. Use of any power source, charger, battery, etc. that has not been approved by this manufacture may cause a fire, explosion, or other hazards.

  • Page 13: Chapter 3 Data Acquisition

    Chapter 3 Data Acquisition 3.1 Scan engine IPDA080 device terminals support data acquisition in the following methods： (1) Scan engine decoding. (2) 2D scan engine can read various 1D/2D bar codes and 360° read various bar code systems, including the most prevalent linear bar code, postal code, PDF417, QR, DATAMATRIX, etc.

  • Page 14: Scan Settings

    3.2 Scan Settings Scanning heads may differ from each other in the settings interface. SE4710 is taken as example for illustration herein. When using with a handle, you need to turn on the scan handle button, as shown in the figure below. Figure 3-1 Scan Settings...

  • Page 15: Floating Action Button

    3.3 Floating action button The virtual key scanning tool--USCAN, which is available for dragging at will and touching to simulate the key scanning function; Figure 3-2 Floating Button Scanning Function...

  • Page 16: Trigger Mode

    3.4 Trigger mode Auto mode: manually trigger the scanning function. Press the scanning key and laser light or supplementary light will be shown. The light will not go out until decoding is completed or scanning times out; Continuous mode: manually trigger the scanning function.
  • Page 17 Figure 3-3 Scanning Output by Keyboard (1) Keyboard Type: options include Physical Keyboard, Input Method Software and Physical Keyboard Only among others. Such options may cause a difference in scanning results. Please select with caution. (2) Physical Keyboard: If a focus input box arises in any app interface in the foreground, it will directly show all the data, otherwise the device will output scanning results character by character through keyboard...
  • Page 18 (6) Notification Tone: set the system's notification tone for scanning, which may be None, Instant (default) or Squeak. (7) Vibrate: check to enable the function of vibrating after scanning. (8) Operational Key Character: None, Carriage return, Line feed or Tab. Add operational key characters behind scanning results through keyboard simulation.

  • Page 19: Output By Intent

    3.6 Output by Intent Cancel checking output by keyboard and output will be done by Intent. Figure 3-5 Output by Intent Set broadcasting via a corresponding app to receive tag and motion data of the designated broadcast. If the scanned data matches the app's broadcast tag and motion (tag and motion are editable), the data will be directly received by the Broadcast Receiver.

  • Page 20: Chinese Code Type

    3.7 Chinese code type The Chinese code type is UTF-8 by default. This option needs to correspond to the Chinese code type of 2D codes. Any mismatch between the two may lead to code garbling. Please use this function carefully. Figure 3-6 Chinese Code Type...

  • Page 21: Other Settings

    3.8 Other settings Figure 3-7 Other Settings for Scanning Head (1) Laser Duration - laser duration for failing in single scanning, range of 500-9900 ms, 5000 ms by default; (2) Multiple Check - set the check level to lower the error rate.

  • Page 22: Exposure

    3.9 Exposure Fill light configuration Different scanning heads vary from each other in the settings. SE4710 scan engine is taken as example for illustration. Figure 3-8 Fill Light Settings (1) Lights Configuration Off: turn off fill light; Aim Light Only: turn on aim light only; Floodlight Only: turn on floodlight only;...

  • Page 23: Bar Code Formatting

    (2) Exposure Mode: auto/on. In the auto mode, the scanning head may automatically regulate the exposure value; in the on mode, the exposure value can be set; (3) Exposure Value: 1~600. The higher the value is, the brighter it will be; 3.10 Bar code formatting Upon access of bar codes, the system may be available for additional functions: Formatting, Prefix,...
  • Page 24 (1) Open Bar Code Formatting and select the additional formatting type; Figure 3-10 Formatting Type Settings (2) Suffix: select the mode and modify the suffix content, e.g., select [CR] which indicates enter; Figure 3-11 Edit Suffix...
  • Page 25 (3) Prefix: select the mode and modify the prefix content, e.g., select [CR] which indicates enter; Figure 3-12 Edit Prefix...
  • Page 26 (4) Select the default type from the drop-down list box or define any character as the prefix/suffix; Figure 3-13 Test Prefix/Suffix (5) Formatting: select the mode and modify the content, e.g., select [CR] which indicates enter; Figure 3-14 Edit Formatting...
  • Page 27 E.g.: Extract a longer section of bar code data. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 @ 1 2 3 4 5 Figure 3-15 Example Result Bar code formatting is required of input by regular expression, \d{7,} or [0-9]{7,} . Figure≥7 rather than ＜7 (6) Substitute: select the mode and modify the former character to be substituted and the substitute character and set the value of the substituted and that of substi-...

  • Page 28: Bar Code Settings

    Figure 3-16 Edit Substitute 3.11 Bar code settings Figure 3-17 Bar Code Settings...
  • Page 29 (1) Modify code system type parameters in the list, e.g., bar code length, check bit or transfer character Figure 3-18 Code128 &UPC-A Settings (2) Enable: enable (3) L1 length: minimum length (4) L2 length: maximum length (5) ISBT128: book code (6) Send checksum: check bit in transfer (7) Send system digit: numeric character in transfer...
  • Page 30 Figure 3-19 ITF Settings (8) Convert to EAN-13: transfer to EAN-13 code Note: If parameters needed are not found in the settings, please contact the manufacturer's technical staff for modification.

  • Page 31: Reset

    3.12 Reset Figure 3-20 Reset Import Configuration File - import all settings in the scanner_property.xml file saved in the /sdcard root directory;...
  • Page 32 Figure 3-21 Scanner_property.xml File Notes: (1) Export Configuration File: export and save all set values in the current status in the scanner_property.xml file saved in the /sdcard root directory by default. (2) Restore Scan Engine: if the scan engine needs to be reset, click this function option and reset and restore the scan engine.

  • Page 33: Chapter 4 Faq

    Chapter 4 FAQ 1.How to restore factory settings? Select “Setting” → “Backup&reset” → “Factory date reset”. 2.Why can not power up the PDA? (1)It needs about 4s to press and hold the power button to turnon, so please hold the power button until the screen showing contents.
  • Page 34 5.The device cannot be charged. (1) Check the device adapter and charging port are good. (2) If the device is not used for a long time, please keep it charged for 30 minutes. Then check the device lights on or not. 6.How to use the battery correctly? The battery is a polymer battery.

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