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CRUISE2 5GA
Portable Data Collection Terminal
User Manual of Android System
Version 1.1
SEUIC Technologies Co., Ltd.

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  • Page 1 SEUIC Reference Manual CRUISE2 5GA Portable Data Collection Terminal User Manual of Android System Version 1.1 SEUIC Technologies Co., Ltd.
  • Page 2 SEUIC offers no warranty of any kind, implied or otherwise, including without limitation, any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall SEUIC be liable for any incidental or consequential damages of any kind, or any damages whatsoever resulting from errors herein, or arising out of or in connection with the provision, performance or use of this manual.
  • Page 3 Version Revision Revision date Revised by V1.0 User’s Manual of Android11.0 in Chinese 20210526 Yao Guobao (Initial release) V1.1 Added system upgrade information, model 20210526 Yao Guobao and revised the address SEUIC Technologies Co., Ltd.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents Chapter I Operation instructions ..................1 1.1 Precautions for laser scan engine ..............1 1.2 Precautions for safety ..................1 1.3 Precautions for maintenance ................1 Chapter II Overview ...................... 2 Chapter III Keyboard ..................... 3 Chapter IV Quick start ....................4 4.1 Initial operation ....................
  • Page 5 7.12 Security ......................28 7.13 Account ......................29 7.14 Language and input method ................29 7.15 Backup and reset ................... 30 7.16 Date and time ....................31 7.17 Barrier-free function ..................31 7.18 Developer options ..................32 7.19 About the phone .................... 33 Chapter VIII Introduction of typical applications ............

  • Page 6: Chapter I Operation Instructions

    ➢ The device can only be powered by the battery and charged with the charger specified by SEUIC; otherwise, there is a risk of liquid leakage, overheat, burst and fire of the battery. ➢ It is forbidden to short-circuit the charger; otherwise it will cause electric shock, smoke and damage to the charger.

  • Page 7: Chapter Ii Overview

    Chapter II Overview...

  • Page 8: Chapter Iii Keyboard

    Chapter III Keyboard There are a total of 7 keys on the CRUISE2 device, including 3 virtual keys on the touchpad on the display (Back, Home and Menu) and 4 keys on the side of the device (PPT key, volume key, left scan key, right scan key respectively) ).

  • Page 9: Chapter Iv Quick Start

    Chapter IV Quick start 4.1 Initial operation ➢ Press and hold the Power key for 3 seconds to turn on the device; when the system is working, press the Power key, and the device will be put into the sleep mode; in the sleep mode, press the Power key, and the system will be waken up and the display will be lit up.

  • Page 10: Installing Sd Card

    Fig. 4-2 Insert the SIM card 4.6 Installing SD card ➢ Please follow the instructions below to install the SD card: ➢ Insert the SD card into the SD card slot in the direction as shown in Fig. 4.3. ➢ Compatible with SD cards with a maximum memory capacity of 128GB Fig.

  • Page 11: Chapter V Charging

    Chapter V Charging ➢ As the battery power is low, which is only enough for testing when it is delivered, you must charge it before using it upon reception. 5.1 Charging time ➢ Battery: It takes about 2 hours to fully charge the battery for the first time with the adapter. The LED indicator will be red when the battery is being charged, which will be green when the battery is fully charged.

  • Page 12: Precautions For Batteries

    5.4 Precautions for batteries ➢ If the battery is out of power, the device cannot be turned on immediately when the charger is just plugged in, which is normal. Please keep charging the battery for a period of time, and then turn it on again.

  • Page 13: Chapter Vi Homepage

    Chapter VI Homepage Look for this icon , Settings—Apps and Notifications—Default Apps, and tap the App on the homepage to display the settings homepage. There are two homepages by default, which can be set at will. ① ② ③ ④ Fig.

  • Page 14: Icons On Status Bar

    6.1 Icons on status bar The icons on status and notification bar are located in the status bar at the top of the display, displaying status information and notifications as shown in the table below. Icon Description Icon Description Available WLAN found Signal intensity WLAN connected No SIM card inserted...

  • Page 15: Chapter Vii Settings

    Chapter VII Settings 7.1 WLAN Find this icon: ->Settings ->Network and Internet ->WLAN Wi-Fi 2.4G covers a wireless network access range up to 450 feet (150m), and 5G covers up to 300 feet (100m) of wireless network access range (Note: industrial-grade AP in open area). To use Wi-Fi on the device, you must connect to a wireless access point or [hotspot].
  • Page 16 Fig. 7-1 Wi-Fi menu 4. WALN frequency band settings (Click the WLAN preferences at the bottom of WLAN- Click the Advanced option-Click the WLAN advanced settings- Click WLAN frequency band settings); When only 5GHz/2.4GHz frequency band is selected, only 5GHz/2.4GHz frequency band AP can be searched.

  • Page 18: Bluetooth

    7.2 Bluetooth Find this icon: ->Settings ->Connected device ->Connection preferences ->Bluetooth 1. Tap the Bluetooth off/on key, and Pair with new device; enable it and search for other Bluetooth devices; 2. In the list of found devices, tap the device you want to connect and pair with; 3.
  • Page 19 Fig. 7-4 Setting of paired Bluetooth devices 5. Transmission via Bluetooth: You can select files, images, videos, MP3 and other files to be sent and send them via Bluetooth; taking sharing MP3 for example, select an MP3, press and hold the MP3 you want to share;...
  • Page 20 6. When sending data, there is a arrow at the top on the left side of the display; you can click it to see the drop-down list and observe the transmission as shown in the figure below: Fig. 7-6 Progress bar of transmission via Bluetooth 7.

  • Page 21: Mobile Network

    7.3 Mobile network Find this icon: ->Settings ->Network and Internet ->Mobile network On the SIM card interface, the preferred SIM card (including data traffic, calls, and SMS) can be set, and the SIM function can be disabled. The main interface is shown in the figure below: Fig.

  • Page 22: More

    7.4 More Find this icon: ->Settings ->Network and Internet ->Advanced Fig. 7-9 More menu 7.4.1 Flight mode After checking the flight mode, the wireless module will be automatically disabled. 7.4.2 NFC Enable the NFC function to allow the mobile phone to exchange data with other devices in the proximity;...

  • Page 23: Network Sharing And Portable Hotspot

    Fig. 7-10 NFC function 7.4.3 Network sharing and portable hotspot (1) With the portable hotspot function, this device can be used as a Wi-Fi hotspot to provide signal access for mobile phones and PCs equipped with Wi-Fi modules in a certain range around. (2) Settings ->...

  • Page 24: Vpn

    7.4.4 VPN After the VPN is enabled, you need to add a VPN by yourself (for example, accessing the file server of intranet and other shared resources on the internet); you can connect to the VPN server of your company via the VPN client regardless of your whereabouts; after obtaining the VPN account number, you can dial via the VPN client.
  • Page 25 2. Preferred network type: After the corresponding preferred network type is selected, the corresponding network signal indication with G=2G preferred, 3G=3G preferred, 4G=4G preferred, 5G=5G preferred will be displayed on the task bar; if the preferred network type 2G is selected for the Unicom card, the device will be forced to connect to the 2G network even if the area is covered by the 3G signal.

  • Page 26: Resetting Network

    4. To add a dedicated APN, click the key to pop up the interface as shown in the figure below, where the name (custom), APN (network access point), user name, password, etc. can be generally added; press the Menu key to select the save option and complete the addition; press the Menu key to select the cancel option or press the Back key to go back directly without saving.

  • Page 27: Display

    7.5 Display Find this icon: ->Settings ->Display 1. Brightness: You can move the cursor bar left and right to adjust the brightness of the backlight. Fig. 7-17 Display 2. Wallpaper: After booting, you can modify the source of the wallpaper at will, such as the pictures and wallpapers in the image library, album or memory card;...
  • Page 28 3. Automatic rotation of the display: The content can be displayed in the direction set; when the device is rotated, the content will be displayed in horizontal and vertical display based on the rotation angle. Fig. 7-19 Automatic rotations of the display 4.

  • Page 29: Notification

    Fig. 7-21 Font 7.6 Notification Find this icon: ->Settings ->Apps and notifications There are notification message settings for the applications, including notifications, default applications, application permissions, and special application permissions as shown in the figure below: Fig. 7-22 Notification...

  • Page 30: Vice

    7.7 Vice Find this icon: ->Settings ->Voice There are settings for volume, ringtone and default notification tone; you can also enable, disable, select or cancel vibration when ringing, voice for dial and keyboard operation, prompt voice for touch screen, charging, lock display and vibration for touch as shown in the figure below: Fig.

  • Page 31: Storage

    Fig. 7-24 Application 7.9 Storage Find this icon: ->Settings ->Storage To check the available storage space, you can clear the memory card (format the internal memory) and select the option to scan the external memory card or external USB device. Fig.

  • Page 32: Battery

    7.10 Battery Find this icon: ->Settings ->Battery You can check the current power of the battery, open and close the status bar to see whether the power is displayed. Fig. 7-26 Battery...

  • Page 33: Location Information

    7.11 Location information Find this icon: ->Settings ->Location information To obtain the location where the device is used, enable the GPS positioning function and you can download third-party positioning software. Fig. 7-27 Permission for location information 7.12 Security Find this icon: ->Settings ->Security You can set the display lock, fingerprint, device management application, password for...

  • Page 34: Account

    Fig. 7-28 Security 7.13 Account Find this icon: ->Settings ->Account The account and synchronize information can be created(you can synchronize contact information, calendar, etc., to the cloud of other products after setting an account and server side). 7.14 Language and input method Find this icon: ->Settings ->System...

  • Page 35: Backup And Reset

    Fig. 7-29 Language and input method 7.15 Backup and reset Find this icon: ->Settings ->System ->Advanced ->Backup and reset The data can be backed up or restored; the factory settings can be restored. Fig. 7-30 Restore factory settings...

  • Page 36: Date And Time

    7.16 Date and time Find this icon: ->Settings ->System ->Date and time The time or time zone can be set automatically as provided on the network or manually set; the time zone, and time and date display format can be selected. Fig.

  • Page 37: Developer Options

    Fig. 7-32 Barrier-free function 7.18 Developer options Find this icon: ->Settings ->Developer options Settings-->About phone-->Version; click the version multiple times to open the developer options, and then you can get some other information on the device, which is common to Android. Fig.

  • Page 38: About The Phone

    7.19 About the phone Find this icon: ->Settings ->About the phone Details of the device: Fig. 7-34 About the phone 1. In the SIM status information, you can view the current network, signal intensity, IMEI number, etc. as shown in Fig. 7-39; 2.
  • Page 39 Fig. 7-35 Model & hardware...

  • Page 40: Chapter Viii Introduction Of Typical Applications

    Chapter VIII Introduction of typical applications 8.1 Scanning tool 1. Find this icon ; open and enter this interface and press the Scan key to start scanning properly. Fig. 8-1 Main interface of the scanning tool 2. Select the [Barcode settings] option to display the barcode type setting interface and set the barcode type as required;...
  • Page 41 3. Open the [Basic settings]; you can set the scanning backlight intensity, continuous light mode, exposure and timeout time, etc.: Fig. 8-3 Basic settings 4. Open the [Application settings] option; you can set the basic scanning switch as shown in Fig.
  • Page 42 shown in Fig. 8-5; (11) Barcode suffix: You can add the barcode output suffix (numbers, letters, special characters, etc.); (12) Barcode prefix: You can add barcode output prefix (numbers, letters, special characters, etc.); (13) End character: You can select the end character of the barcode output, including Enter, Tab, Space, None;...
  • Page 43 Fig. 8-4 Application settings...
  • Page 44 Fig. 8-5 Restoring default barcode settings Fig. 8-6 Developer options 5. Hide or exit program (1) Select the [Hide] option, and the program will run in the background; you can scan by pressing the scanned document in any editing interface; (2) Select the [Exit] option, and the program will be exited and closed.

  • Page 45: System Upgrade

    Fig. 8-7 Hide and exit 8.2 System upgrade This application is to facilitate customers to realize remote upgrades. 1. Find this icon and enter [System Upgrade]as shown in the figure below: Fig. 8-8 System upgrade 2. When the network is connected properly, click the Check for update key. If there is no update, it will prompt that the current version is the latest version;...
  • Page 46 Fig. 8-9 Checking and downloading for update 3. Click the Download key; after the download is successfully completed, click the Update now key, and the device will be automatically restarted in upgrade state as shown in the figure: Fig. 8-10 Update now When the power is less than 30%, the following prompt will appear and the upgrade cannot be performed.

  • Page 47: Mobile Butler

    Fig. 8-11 Low battery power 4. The system upgrade can be set as shown in the figure: Fig. 8-12 System upgrade Description of system upgrade To upgrade the firmware and system of the terminal with unauthorized third-party software may pose security risks such as the inoperability of the terminal, disclosure of your personal information. It is recommended that you use online upgrade or download the software from the official website that is compatible with the terminal to upgrade.
  • Page 48 To set permissions required for the customers for hand-held Android terminals, the users are not allowed to use non-designated applications. 1. Find this icon , Settings—Apps and Notifications—Default apps. Tap the homepage app to enter the settings homepage; select homepage apps->select Mobile Butler, and press the home key to exit and go to the Mobile Butler launcher interface Fig.
  • Page 49 set first. Click the [OK] key to redirect the password modification interface as shown in the figure below: Fig. 8-15 Initial password setting Set the initial password of the administrator as required, such as 123456; click the OK key, and the password is set successfully.
  • Page 50 the interface as shown in the figure below will be displayed: Fig. 8-17 Adding application interface Select the application to be added to the [Desktop] and click the [OK] key to complete the addition; select an application [Autorun],and the application will be automatically launched when the device is restarted (Note: The only one auto-run application upon power on is currently available) as shown in the figure below: Fig.
  • Page 51 To add an application interface, click [Settings] in the upper right corner to enter the setting interface and click [Modify password] to display the password modification interface: Fig. 8-19 Modifying password (4) Modification of administrator name Enter the [Settings] interface and click [Mobile Butler] to modify the name of "Mobile Butler". Fig.
  • Page 52 shown in the figure below: Fig. 8-21 Modification of wallpaper (6) Clearing default launcher settings Option 1: Enter [Settings] ----> [Applications] ----> Select [Reset application preferences], and click [Reset Application] to clear the settings. Fig. 8-22 Clearing the default launcher settings 1 Option 2: In the Mobile Butler setting interface, modify the [Autorun Mobile Butler upon power on] to [Mobile Butler not run automatically] as shown in the figure below:...
  • Page 53 Fig. 8-23 Clearing the default launcher settings 2 Note: The option 2 is recommended.Other application settings will be reset in option 1.

  • Page 54: Quick Configuration

    8.4 Quick configuration This application is provided to quickly copy the configuration information of one device to another device of the same type, so that the related configurations of both devices are identical. The configuration import cannot be implemented between devices of different types. Find this icon and enter the quick configuration interface;...
  • Page 55 (1) Manual import: 1) Put the zipped configuration package (with file name of Setinfo.tar.gz) in the external SD card/SysSetting directory as shown in the figure: Fig. 8-25 Directory of zipped configuration package 2) Enter the quick configuration interface, and click [File import]; the prompt below will pop up, and click the [OK] key;...
  • Page 56 3) After the file is successfully imported, the item and status of the file imported will pop up. After clicking the OK key, a restart prompt will pop up. Click the [Restart now] key to complete import (Some configurations will not take effect immediately if you do not restart the device). Fig.

  • Page 57: Export

    (2) After the code is scanned and the file is imported successfully, the item and status imported via QR code will pop up. After clicking the OK key, a restart prompt will pop up. Click the [Restart now] key to complete import (Some configurations will not take effect immediately if you do not restart the device).
  • Page 58 Fig. 8-30 File export (2) The exported file name is Setinfo.tar.gz; you can view it in [File Management] ----> [Phone Memory] OR [External Memory Card] ----> [SysSetting]: Fig. 8-31 File export path 2. Export via QR code A QR code can be generated for export via QR code; scan the QR code to connect to the Bluetooth channel and transmit configuration files.

  • Page 59: Featured Settings

    Fig. 8-32 Export via QR code (2) The generated QR code image is at the bottom of the application; click the small QR code icon to view it. Fig. 8-33 QR code image 8.5 Featured settings This application is used to quickly realize the special needs of customers, which is convenient for customers to use this device quickly.

  • Page 60: Touch Display Glove Mode

    Fig. 8-34 Featured settings 8.5.1 Touch display glove mode Enable this function to support the operation of the touch display with gloves and the sensitivity of the touch display is high at this time; 8.5.2 Disabling status pull-down Enable This feature takes effect immediately, and the menu cannot be pulled down. Disable This function takes effect immediately, and the menu can be pulled down properly 8.5.3 Disabling transfer of key value from scan key to applications...

  • Page 61: Displaying Scan Floating Action Key(Fab)

    8.5.4 Displaying scan Floating Action Key(FAB) Disable The scan FAB is not displayed at the bottom of the interface Enable The scan FAB is displayed at the bottom of any interface of the device; click it once, and the scanning head emits light to scan the barcode properly 8.5.5 Disabling drop detection Disable If the device accidentally falls, the system will automatically detect and enter the display sleep...
  • Page 62 1. Import the certificate in the APK file The application will search for all APK files in the internal storage device directory, and display their file name and directory. The user can import the certificate in the selected APK file into the system by clicking the [Import] key after selecting single or multiple items displayed.
  • Page 63 3. Deleting the certificate from the whitelist The application will display the name of the certificate that has been added. Check single or multiple items displayed and click the [Delete] key to delete the corresponding certificate from the whitelist. The items displayed that are grayed out without a check box are the default certificates and cannot be deleted.

  • Page 64: Chapter Ix Troubleshooting

    Chapter IX Troubleshooting Fault Cause Solution The battery power is too low or it Charge the battery or replace is not charged the battery After pressing the Power It is pressed in a short time Press and hold it for 3 seconds key, the CRUISE2 is not The battery is not loaded correctly Load the battery correctly turned on...
  • Page 65 The nearby Bluetooth device is Turn on the Bluetooth device not turned on you are searching for The Bluetooth device is not in Set the Bluetooth device to discoverable mode discoverable mode "Authentication error" WLAN password Unable to connect to the AP displayed incorrect "No storage device"...

  • Page 66: Optional Accessories

    Optional accessories Please keep the original box and packaging materials for future repair or storage of the device. The accessories listed below can improve your work efficiency, which can be bought as appropriate. ◆ 1 set of CRUISE2 5G series product ◆...
  • Page 67 The portable device is designed to meet the requirements for exposure to radio waves established by the Federal Communications Commission (USA). These requirements set a SAR limit of 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for use when properly worn on the body Any accessory used with this device for body-worn operation must keep the device a minimum of 1.0 cm away from the body.

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