Using The Keypad; Entering Keypad Characters; Adjusting The Backlight, Contrast, And Volume; Using The Pointer - Intermec 5020 Getting Started Manual

To warm boot the 5020
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Insert a small straightened paper clip in the Reset switch and press
the switch. Hold it momentarily and then remove it from the Reset
switch.
The red LED flashes until the warm boot is finished and the 5020 desktop
appears.
To cold boot the 5020
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Press and hold , and insert a small straightened paper clip in the
Reset switch. Press and hold the Reset switch momentarily and then
remove the paper clip from the Reset switch. Release
The green LED flashes until the cold boot is finished, which is about one
minute after the 5020 desktop appears. The 5020 emits a series of beeps
when the cold boot is complete.
Note: After a cold boot, the date is set to January 1, 1999, and the
time is set to 12:00 A.M.

Using the Keypad

The 5020 keypad is easy to use. Characters, symbols, and functions are
printed in four places on or above the keys. The keys are also color-coded
to make it easier to remember key combinations.

Entering Keypad Characters

Press a key to enter the character or function printed on the key. Use a
modifier key to access characters or perform functions that do not have a
physical key on the keypad.
Position on Keypad Color
Printed on the key
Left side above the key Orange
Centered above the key Lime
Right side above the key Green
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To Type the Character
Press the key.
Press , then the key.
Press , then the key.
Press , then the key.

Adjusting the Backlight, Contrast, and Volume

Turn the 5020 screen backlight on or off to improve the visibility in
different lighting conditions. You can also change the screen contrast and
the audio signal volume.
Press Action
Turns the backlight on or off.
Changes the screen contrast level.
Changes the audio volume.

Using the Pointer

Instead of using the or arrow keys to select fields or buttons on the
5020 desktop, you can enable a pointer.
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To enable the pointer, press
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To disable the pointer, press
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To move the pointer around the screen, press
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To select a field or button, move the pointer over it and press .
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To open a folder or an application, move the pointer over the icon and
press twice quickly (like double-clicking a mouse).
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, , , or .
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