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Page 2 The information contained herein is proprietary and is provided solely for the purpose of allowing customers to operate and/or service Intermec manufactured equipment and is not to be released, reproduced, or used for any other purpose without written permission of Intermec.
Page 3 This page records the changes to this manual. The manual was originally released as version 001. 9/00 Added ActiveSync and Fast Config material. 8/01 Divided the manual into a user’s manual and a system manual. Added material describing Release 3.0 firmware, including full alphanumeric keypad and Windows CE 3.0 functionality.
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Page 9 Intermec support services organization. In the U.S.A. call 1-800-755-5505, and in Canada call 1-800-668-7043. Otherwise, refer to the Worldwide Sales & Service list that ships with this manual for the address and telephone number of your Intermec sales organization. Your safety is extremely important. Read and follow all warnings and cautions in this book before handling and operating Intermec equipment.
Page 10 nuggetf The warnings, cautions, dangers, and notes in this manual use the following format. Warning A warning alerts you of an operating procedure, practice, condition, or statement that must be strictly observed to avoid death or serious injury to the persons working on the equipment.
Page 11 502X computers. This manual was written for analysts and programmers who operate, program, and connect the 5020 to a network or system. A basic understanding of Windows programming and data communications is necessary.
Page 12 " directs you to press the right Enter key on the 5020 keypad. " Shows a series of 5020 keys you must press and release in the order shown. For example, “Press to access the Configure menu.”...
Page 13 You may need additional information when working with the 5020 Data Collection PC in a data collection system. Please visit our Web site at www.intermec.com for a list of available manuals or to access many of our current manuals in PDF format. To order printed versions of the Intermec manuals, contact your local Intermec representative or distributor.
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Page 17 Red and green LEDs indicate a variety of operating conditions. You can use Type I and Type II memory and I/O PC cards in your 5020. You can also use Type I compact flash cards for additional storage for your 5020.
Page 18 The 5020 family of Data Collection PCs includes these models: The basic 5020 PC has one PC card slot for Type I or Type II 16-bit memory and input/output (I/O) cards, and one slot for a compact flash memory card.
Page 19 5020. The holster (Part No. 069237) is a convenient way to carry the 5020 on your belt when you are not using it. The holster attaches to your belt and holds the 5020 at your side. The detachable handle (Part No. 067802) provides trigger-activated scanning.
Page 20 To use the 5020 in your data collection system, you need to follow the following steps. 1. Charge and install a main battery pack in the 5020. For help, see “Understanding the Main Battery Pack” later in this chapter. 2. Turn on the 5020 and use the Fast Config or Configuration applications to set up general network parameters.
Page 21 5020, the 5020 resumes exactly where it was when you turned it off. Changing the main battery pack while the 5020 is turned off does not affect it as long as the bridge battery is fully charged. The bridge battery saves the contents of memory...
Page 22 To make the screen easier to see, you can adjust the backlight and contrast from the keypad. For help, see the next section. Note: If you are using the 5020 in a cold environment, the liquid crystal display (LCD) may respond and display information more slowly than in a warm environment.
Page 23 Note: The Backlight key temporarily changes the backlight and contrast. These changes are saved until a cold boot is performed. When you perform a cold boot, 5020 configuration parameters are reset to the factory default values. For more information,...
Page 24 You can use the system and application icons to monitor the status of special keys, battery power, RF, and network communications. As you use the 5020, the icons are turned on and off in the Notification Tray to indicate the current status.
Page 25 5020 and the icon disappears. Indicates that the 5020 is connected to an access point. If the Radio Connect icon is not displayed, the 5020 is not connected to an access point. Indicates that the 5020 is unable to connect to an access point.
Page 26 Appears in the Application icons area of the Notification Tray when the pointer is enabled. The 5020 has internal speakers to sound audio signals or beep sequences. For example, you hear a low beep tone each time you enter or scan a valid command.
Page 27 You can use the Backlight key to change the volume of the 5020’s audio signals. For a detailed description of the Speaker Volume command, see Chapter 7, “Configuration Command Reference,” in the 502X system manual. • To change the volume of the 5020’s audio signals, press .
Page 28 Before you use the 5020’s keypad, make sure you can find all of the different types of keys on the keypad. See the illustration for your full alphanumeric or standard multifunction keypad. The special keys that you use to type characters or perform functions are explained in the next sections.
Page 29 Backlight key (contrast and Tab key volume control) Scan button Reset switch Enter keys Arrow key Space key Control key Backspace/delete Alt key On/off key Shift/caps lock key Escape key 5020U006.eps Modifier keys Characters, symbols, and functions are printed in three places on or above the keys. The keys are also color-coded to make key combinations easy to remember.
Page 30 Note: The default setting for Caps Lock is enabled. You can also use the Keypad Caps Lock configuration command to enable or disable Caps Lock on the 5020. For help, see “Keypad Caps Lock” in Chapter 7 of the 502X system manual.
Page 31 You can press the 5020’s arrow keys to select a file, folder, or function or to move the cursor around an application screen. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor up, down, right, or left on the screen or to change the selected button, field, or tab.
Page 32 ( on the full alphanumeric keypad, plus on the standard multifunction keypad) are located in the bottom row of the 5020 keypad. These modifier keys are used to access the corresponding color-coded characters and functions shown on the keypad.
Page 33 , the modifier key is enabled until you press another key. The icon appears on the 5020 Notification Tray to remind you that the key is enabled. When you press another key, the key combination is entered and the icon disappears.
Page 34 You can use the following keypad shortcuts to navigate in the 5020 desktop. Accesses application menus. Opens the leftmost menu in an application. Press the arrow keys to open the other menus or change selections in a menu. Enables or disables the pointer.
Page 35 Full Standard 5020U304.eps The Euro1 and Euro2 keypads provide special keys to support Western European languages. The Euro1 keypad supports special characters for British English, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. The Euro2 keypad supports special characters for British English, Danish, Dutch, German, Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish. The Euro keypads allow you to access accented characters ( À...
Page 36 1. Press the modifier key for the accent mark you want to add, and then press the key that the accent mark appears above. ` (grave) ´ (acute) ˆ (circumflex) ¨ (dieresis) ° (ring above) ~ (tilde) 2. Press the key for the character to be accented. 1.
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Page 39 You can also browse the Windows directory to find the application you want or press the arrow keys to choose from the most recently run applications. When you set a password for the 5020, you can choose this option to change operating modes. For more information, see “Managing Your Passwords”...
Page 40 Select Fast Config to quickly set or enable basic network parameters and to connect the 5020 to your network. For help, see “Using Fast Config” in Chapter 2. After you have established a serial connection to a desktop PC with PC Connection, you can use ActiveSync to establish a partnership between the 5020 and your desktop PC for device management activities.
Page 41 If you have several applications running at the same time, you can switch between them using Task Manager. 1. Make sure that the Alt or Ctl icons are not displayed and then press . The Task Manager dialog box appears with the active application selected. 2.
Page 42 To extend the life of the main battery charge, use the Automatic Shutoff feature to turn off the 5020 if it is inactive for a preset length of time. For help, see “Automatic Shutoff” in Chapter 7 of the 502X system manual.
Page 43 The main battery pack is the main power source for the 5020 and charges the bridge battery when required. If the main battery pack charge goes low, you need to replace it with a fully charged battery pack or charge it as soon as possible.
Page 44 4. Push the main battery pack up until it unlocks from the connectors on the bottom of the battery compartment. 5020U018.eps 5. Tilt the 5020 to one side and let the main battery pack drop out of the compartment into your hand. 5020U307.eps...
Page 45 3. Insert the top edge of the battery door into the top of the compartment, and push the door down to close it. 4. Push the battery door latch down and slide it toward the bottom end of the 5020 to lock the door in place.
Page 46 6. Place the top clip over the pin on the top of the 5020 and set it in place. Dowel pin 5020U066.eps You should regularly check the main battery charge status. For help, see “Checking the Battery Charge Levels” later in this chapter. If the Low Charge icon appears or if the main battery charge level drops below 50%, you should immediately charge or replace the main battery pack.
Page 47 L5020 Serial Communications Adapter Quick Reference Guide (Part No. 068978). You can continue to operate the 5020 while it is in the D5020 dock or when an L5020 has been installed. Note: You need to charge the 5020 batteries in an environment where the temperature is between 0°C and 40°C (32°F and 104°F).
Page 48 The main battery pack charges the bridge battery with the 5020 turned on or off. The 5020 continuously monitors the bridge battery voltage level and charges the bridge battery to maximum voltage whenever necessary. If the main battery pack is low or discharged and you are not connected to AC power, it will not be able to charge the bridge battery.
Page 49 Indicates the main battery pack is charging or the status is not known. Note: If the Low Charge icon appears, you should immediately turn off the 5020 and charge the main battery pack. For help, see “Charging the Main Battery Pack”...
Page 50 3. Do one of the following: • Press to remove focus from the icon and return to the 5020 desktop. • Leave the focus on the Main Battery charge icon and press . The Power Properties information box appears, showing main and bridge battery status.
Page 51 The following low battery warnings appear if the main or bridge battery charge levels fall to critical levels. The 5020 beeps every 15 seconds, the Power Press to close the message box. applet starts, the Low Charge icon appears Press to close the Power applet.
Page 52 Store the 5020 in an environment where the temperature is between 0°C and 40°C (32°F and 104°F) to ensure that the bridge battery charge circuit functions properly. You can operate the 5020 using an external power supply with any one of the following accessories: •...
Page 53 A standard PC card slot is provided on the batch 5020. You can use 3.3V and 5V Type I and Type II Memory and I/O cards that comply with the PC Card Standard, February 1995, for 16-bit cards.
Page 54 5020. 2. Make sure an extraction tab is applied to the PC card. 3. Open the slot door on the top of the 5020. The slot door drops down to reveal the PC card slot. Slot door 5020U041.eps...
Page 55 If you are inserting a radio or Ethernet PC card, you will need to warm boot the 5020 for the card to be recognized. For help, see “Booting the 5020” in Chapter 4. 1. Open the slot door on the top of the 5020.
Page 56 1. Remove storage cards in either the PC card slot or the compact flash slot. For help, see “To remove a PC card” or “To remove a compact flash card” in this chapter. 2. Press to turn on the 5020 with the cards removed, and wait for the hourglass to disappear. 3. Press to turn off the 5020.
Page 57 10. If there was a storage card in the PC card slot, reinsert it now. It will be designated “Storage Card2.” 1. Press to turn off the 5020. 2. If there is a storage card installed in the PC card slot, remove it now. For help, see “To remove a PC card” earlier in this chapter.
Page 58 8. Reinstall the compact flash card door and main battery pack and replace the battery door and handstrap. 9. Press to turn on the 5020 with no cards installed. If you removed a storage PC card, reinsert it now. It will be designated as “Storage Card” in the Windows CE file system.
Page 59 Note: The 5020 also supports RS-232 scanners through a 9-pin adapter cable (Part No. 064438) connected to the tethered scanner port. You need to develop your own applications to use RS-232 scanners. For help with developing applications, see Chapter 5, “Developing and Installing Applications,” in the 502X system manual.
Page 60 1. Press to turn on the 5020. 2. Hold the 5020 at a slight angle a few inches from the bar code label. The laser scan window must be pointing toward the label. 3. Push the Scan button on the keypad or pull the trigger on the handle if the optional trigger handle is installed.
Page 61 5020 so that the horizontal reading angle is near zero and the vertical reading angle is near 20 degrees. To get the best scan angle, hold the 5020 so that the scan module is pointing toward the bar code label, and tilt the 5020 up or down slightly (20 degrees).
Page 62 You can set several configuration command parameters to configure the laser scanner to meet your needs. There are several ways to set the scanner commands on the 5020. For help, see Chapter 2, “Configuring the 5020.” For help using the scanner configuration commands, see Chapter 7, “Configuration Command Reference,”...
Page 63 Now that your new 5020 is up and running, you can use this manual to learn how to perform these tasks: Configuring parameters Chapter 2, “Configuring the 5020” Connecting the 5020 to your network Chapter 3, “Connecting the 5020” Solving problems with operations and Chapter 4, “Troubleshooting and...
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Page 67 You can set many operating characteristics of the 5020 Data Collection PC, such as the bar code symbologies it decodes or settings for network connections. These characteristics are controlled by configuration parameters. The values that you set for the parameters determine how the computer operates.
Page 68 “Using Fast Config” later in this chapter. You can use the Configuration application to configure all parameters. The 5020 does not need to be connected to your network to use its Configuration application. For help, see “Using the Configuration Application” later in this chapter.
Page 69 The Fast Config application is designed to help you quickly enter basic network parameters and get the 502X connected to your wired or RF network. Fast Config presents a series of dialog boxes that allows you to set network parameters including •...
Page 70 You can also exit Fast Config at any time by pressing d. All pending changes will be lost. Note: Before using Fast Config with a batch 5020, install an Ethernet card in the PC card slot. For help, see “Using PC and Compact Flash Memory Cards” in Chapter 1.
Page 71 The Communications dialog box appears with the default baud rate (115200) selected. Note: If your 5020 is not connected to a D5020 Communications Dock or an L5020 Serial Communications Adapter, a baud rate error message appears. Press to clear the error message.
Page 72 8. Press to accept the default baud rate. The confirmation dialog box appears. Press . The Network dialog box appears. 9. If you are using a DHCP server, press . The WINS dialog box appears. If you are not using a DHCP server, press to clear the check mark from the box.
Page 73 If your server will not automatically set the DNS addresses, enter them now. When finished, press . The confirmation dialog box appears. Press . Note: If your 5020 comes with a radio, the Radio dialog box (either OpenAir or 802.11) appears. Continue with Step 12. On a batch 5020, the Identification dialog box appears.
Page 74 14. Enter a name for the 5020 in the Device Name field. When finished, press . The confirmation dialog box appears. Press . An alert message appears. Note: You may not need to enter a name for your 5020. If this is true, press . An alert message appears.
Page 75 You can use the Configuration application to • view, change, or set all parameters in real time. • restore factory defaults to a selected group of parameters or all parameters as needed. • view system and terminal information. Note: You can also extend and customize the Configuration application. For help, see Appendix D, “Extending the Configuration Applications,”...
Page 76 File menu. Press to highlight Exit and then press . Select items in the Configuration menu to view parameter groups and change the configuration settings of your 5020. 1. If the Configuration application is not open, press . Choose Programs and then Configuration.
Page 77 7. If you changed any network settings, press twice to make the changes effective. Note: If you changed the UDP Plus Enable parameter, warm boot the 5020. For help, see “Booting the 5020” in Chapter 4. See the next illustration to see how the parameters are listed in each of the five groups. The illustration shows the first level of parameters in each group.
Page 78 Identification Device Name 5020U312.eps Note: In the Network parameter group, you will see either Radio or Ethernet when the corresponding card has been installed in your 5020. If the correct tab does not appear, see Chapter 4, “Troubleshooting and Maintenance.”...
Page 79 This section explains how to navigate around the parameter screens, change parameters, and apply changes. The next illustration shows the different areas and buttons on each parameter screen. Parameter tabs Focus Parameter group Parameter (from Configure list menu) Buttons Parameter options The focus in this illustration is the box around the Security parameter tab, indicating that the tab is the active section of the screen.
Page 80 • With the focus on a parameter tab, press or . • If the focus is not on the tab, press to select the next tab. For example, press to move the focus from an item in the Date/Time tab to the Display tab. 1.
Page 81 1. Press to select a parameter that is marked with a negative sign 2. Press to close the expanded list. For example, if the focus is on the parameter Obtain IP Address via DHCP, press to close the parameter list. 1.
Page 82 A message box appears to confirm the refresh. For example, if the Scanner configuration screen is displayed on the 5020 screen and you choose refresh, the 5020 only refreshes the scanner parameters. 3. Press to choose Yes or press to select No and then press .
Page 83 For example, if the Scanner parameters tab is onscreen and you choose to restore the defaults, the 5020 sets only the Scanner parameters to the factory defaults. A confirming message box appears.
Page 84 . The Unit Information screen appears. The Battery Status tab shows the charge level of the main and bridge batteries. 3. Press to move the focus to the Terminal Version tab, which shows the 5020’s • model number. •...
Page 85 You can configure the 5020 by scanning bar code labels listed in the 502X system manual or by creating your own Code 39 or Code 93 bar code labels. For configuration bar codes listed by name, see Chapter 7, “Configuration Command Reference,” in the 502X system manual.
Page 86 When you scan bar code configuration commands, the 5020 sounds an audio signal unless the beep volume is turned off. There are two beep sequences: • Low beep, low beep, high beep, high beep means you scanned a valid configuration command.
Page 87 Manager from your desktop. For help, see Chapter 4, “Using Unit Manager,” in the 502X system manual. You can also send SNMP commands to the 5020 from an SNMP management station to configure the 5020. For help, see “Configuring the 502X by Using SNMP”in Chapter 2 of the 502X system manual.
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Page 91 You can easily use the 5020 as an end device in your wired or RF network. There are several ways to connect the 5020 to your network: • Install an Ethernet card (purchased separately) in a batch 5020 to communicate with other devices in your network.
Page 92 • Primary and secondary WINS servers DHCP is automatically enabled on the 5020. If you are not using a DHCP server, you need to disable DHCP and manually set the network parameters. You only need to set the DNS and WINS servers if they are required for your network communications.
Page 93 If the host computer communicates with the 5020 through 011X access points, you may need to add the 5020 IP address and MAC address as a static entry in the host’s ARP table. For help, see “Problems With Connectivity” in Chapter 4.
Page 94 For the 5020 to communicate with the server, you must perform these tasks on the DCS 30X: • Configure the UDP Plus network. • Assign an IP address to each 5020, or if you are using a DHCP server, set up the DNS Configuration dialog box on the DCS 30X. • Enable all 5020s.
Page 95 1. Turn on the 5020 and open the Start menu. 2. Start the Configuration application and select the Configure menu. 3. Press to select Network and then press . The Network configuration screen appears. 4. Press to select UDP Plus and then press . The expanded UDP Plus parameter list appears.
Page 96 11. Exit the Configuration application and press twice to make the changes effective. 12. Warm boot the 5020 to enable UDP Plus. For help, see “Booting the 5020” in Chapter 4. The 5020 should now be communicating in your UDP Plus network. When the 5020 is...
Page 97 The 5020 has an IrDA port for data communications with a host computer. To convert the IrDA port to an RS-232 serial port, you need an L5020 Serial Communications Adapter, a D5020 Communications Dock, or a serial input/output (I/O) PC card.
Page 98 IrDA port. Connect the power supply to the dock and then place the 5020 in the dock. You can transfer data between the 5020 and the device connected to the dock. For help, see the D5020 Communications Dock Getting Started Guide (Part No.
Page 99 070268). Connect the power supply to the serial adapter. Install the serial adapter onto the IrDA port on the 5020. You can transfer data between the 5020 and the device connected to the serial adapter. For help, see the L5020 Serial Communications Adapter Quick Reference Guide (Part No.
Page 100 Line up the IrDA port on the 5020 with the IrDA port on another 5020 or on a PC. The two IrDA ports must be within about 30.5 centimeters (1 foot) of each other. You do not need to set the IrDA baud rate because the two computers will auto-negotiate and choose the highest possible speed.
Page 101 jjjj 4. Press to select Run and press . The Run dialog box appears. 5. Type REMNET and press . The Connection dialog box appears. Select the Make New Connection icon. 6. Press . The Make New Connection dialog box appears. 7.
Page 102 8. Press to select the Next button and press . The Make New Direct Connection dialog box appears. 9. Press to select Socket I/O Serial from the drop-down list. 10. Press to select the Configure button and press . The Device Properties dialog box appears.
Page 103 Connections. Press to select End Task and press . Connections disappears from the Task Manager list. 16. Press to close Task Manager. The 5020 desktop appears. 17. Press to open the Start menu. 18. Press to select Settings and press . The Control Panels desktop appears.
Page 104 Close and press . The 5020 desktop appears. The 5020 is now set up to communicate through the serial I/O card. If you need to return the 5020 serial communications to the IrDA port, see the next section.
Page 105 I/O card” earlier in this chapter. The baud rate you set for the 5020 IrDA port must match the baud rate set for the serial port on the connected device. You must connect the 5020 to a D5020 Communications Dock or an L5020 Serial Communications Adapter to set the IrDA baud rate.
Page 106 Once the 5020 is connected and configured, you are ready to connect and transfer data between the 5020 and the device that is connected to the IrDA or RS-232 serial port. You can use PC Connection to establish a serial connection, and then use ActiveSync to establish a partnership for file and application management.
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Page 109 If you have a problem while using the 5020, look in this chapter to find a possible solution. This chapter consists of the following sections: Problems While Operating the 5020 Problems With Connectivity Problems While Configuring the 5020 Problems While Using Unit Manager...
Page 110 The Power applet opens and the 1-minute low-power shutdown process has begun. The 5020 will turn off in one minute. To stop the 5020 from turning off and to clear the message, press and then press twice.
Page 111 Power applet indicates the bridge battery has at least a 50% charge or data loss may occur. You can remove the 5020 from AC power after the main battery pack is charged. For more information, see “Charging the Bridge Battery” in Chapter 1.
Page 112 If you turned on the 5020 for the first time, press to exit the message box. If you are using a batch 5020 or do not have a DHCP server, disable DHCP. For help, see Chapter 3, “Connecting the 5020.”...
Page 113 The host communicates with the RF 5020 To conserve battery life, the 5020 radio does not wake up on broadcast through an Intermec 011X access point and messages unless an access point with an address resolution protocol the host cannot initiate communications with (ARP) server converts the multicast ARP request to a unicast request.
Page 114 The Communications screen appears without a baud rate selected. Press to continue using Fast Config. If the 5020 is connected to a D5020 or an L5020 and you see this message, press to clear the message. Press...
Page 115 The 5020 may have suspended or been turned off. Make sure the 5020 browser screen goes blank or becomes is on and remains on. If you have an RF 5020, you may be out of range. jumbled. Make sure the 5020 is on and connected to an access point.
Page 116 Network menu from the 5020. You may need to delete the cache so that Unit Manager in Configuration Management. For example, will reload the Configuration Management web page and Network you remove an Ethernet PC card and Ethernet parameters from the 5020.
Page 117 You scan a valid bar code label to enter data The 5020 may have decoded the bar code label in a symbology other for your application. The data decoded by the than the label’s actual symbology. Try scanning the bar code label scan module does not match the data encoded again.
Page 118 Configuration Application” in Chapter 2. You try to scan a bar code immediately after Wait 5 to 6 seconds after turning the 5020 on before scanning a bar turning the 5020 on, and nothing happens. code. This short delay helps prevent data loss by allowing the operating system to reload the network drivers and reestablish the network connection.
Page 119 The following message appears on the host On your PC keyboard, press Ctrl-C and try to run the upgrade program again. For help, see “Upgrading the 5020 Operating System Image” later in this chapter. Ser_EstablishConnection Recvd Header Error The green and red LEDs do not turn off when This indicates that the upgrade was unsuccessful.
Page 120 If a problem occurs when you are installing an application on the 5020, you may see one of the following error messages in Application Manager. For help, see “Using Application Manager” in Chapter 4 of the 502X system manual.
Page 121 Insert a small straightened paper clip in the Reset switch and gently press the switch. Hold it momentarily and then remove it from the Reset switch. The red LED flashes until the 5020 desktop appears. The red LED goes off and the green LED flashes until the warm boot is finished.
Page 122 Reply from y.x.x.x: bytes=32 time=8ms TTL=32 Reply from y.x.x.x: bytes=32 time=8ms TTL=32 Reply from y.x.x.x: bytes=32 time=8ms TTL=32 You can upgrade a Release 2 or 2.1 5020 to Release 3.0 with the 5020 Release 3.0 Upgrade CD-ROM set. The upgrade set includes •...
Page 123 Seuls les paramètres réseau et le choix du scanner sont conservés lors d’une mise à niveau. 1. Connect the 5020 to AC power using either a D5020 dock or L5020 adapter and make sure the main battery pack is fully charged.
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You can use the tables in this section to find technical information and specifications for the 5020 Data Collection PC: • Physical Dimensions • Power Specifications • Electrical Specifications • Temperature and Environmental Specifications • Hardware Specifications • Keypad Options •...
Page 128 Operating: Rechargeable lithium-ion 1500 mAh battery pack Memory Backup: Rechargeable manganese-dioxide lithium 90 mAh bridge battery Model: 5020 Electrical Rating: 7,4 to 12V; 750mA peak Operating Temperature: -20°C to 50°C -4°F to 122°F Storage Temperature: Less than 2 weeks -20°C to 60°C -4°F to 140°F...
Page 129 WLI-Forum 2.4 GHz OpenAir frequency hopping spread spectrum radio • 100 mW maximum output power • 1.6 / 0.8 Mbits per second data speed • Coverage > 80 m (262.4 ft) • Frequency varies by country IEEE 802.11b High Rate (HR) direct sequence spread spectrum radio •...
Page 130 Plessey • • Code 49 UPC/EAN • PDF 417 (5020s with tethered scanner option and Intermec 1470 scanner only) • Standard-range integrated scanner with visible laser diode (670 nm) • Long-range integrated scanner with visible laser diode (650 nm) •...
Page 131 The depth of field specifications are: 5 mil code 29.5 to 49.8 cm 11.6 to 19.6 in 10 mil code 21.8 to 85.3 cm 8.5 to 33.6 in 20 mil code 21.8 to 98 cm 8.5 to 38.6 in 30 mil code 24.4 cm to 1.92 m 9.6 to 75.6 in 40 mil code...
Page 132 • Symbol LS3200ER Note: The 5020 also supports RS-232 scanners through a 9-pin adapter cable (Part No. 064438) connected to the tethered scanner port. You need to develop your own applications to use RS-232 scanners. For help with developing applications, see “Developing and Installing Applications,”...
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Page 135 1-20 key, See Right Modifier key switching between with Task Manager, 1-27 key, See Shift key Task Manager, 1-27 ARP table, adding the 5020 to, 4-7 arrow keys 5020 Data Collection PC do not work, 4-5 accessories, list of, 1-5...
Page 136 2-21 cold environment guidelines, 1-38 Configuration application, using, 2-11 main battery pack, 1-32 Fast Config, using, 2-6 cold booting the 5020, described, 4-15 remotely, described, 2-23 COM port location, 1-3, 3-9 undoing edits, 2-18 commands...
Page 137 Data Collection PC, See 5020 Data Collection PC Ethernet (continued) DCPC Demo, in Start menu, 1-26 parameters did not take effect, 4-8 DCS 30X Euro1 keypad, See keypad Data Buffered In and Out icon, 1-11 Euro2 keypad, See keypad Data Buffered In icon, 1-11...
Page 138 1-15, 1-21 IrDA communications dock, See D5020 communications dock Swedish, 1-21 IrDA port typing characters, 1-15 5020 to 5020, communicating, 3-12 baud rate, configuring, 3-17 connecting RS-232 devices to, 3-10 L5020 serial communications adapter described, 1-3, 3-9 baud rate, configuring, 3-17...
Page 139 OpenAir radio, 3-4 setting advanced parameters, 4-8 MAC address, adding to an ARP table, 4-7 troubleshooting main battery pack 5020 showing the wrong settings, 4-6 capacity remaining, 1-36 radio or Ethernet parameters did not take effect, 4-8 charging, 1-32 wired, illustrated, 3-9...
Page 140 3-3 high-density integrated scanner, A-7 protocol stack, illustrated, A-5 high-visibility integrated scanner, A-7 proxy server exceptions list, adding the 5020 IP address, 4-9 long-range integrated scanner, A-7 standard-range integrated scanner, A-6 options, A-6 quiet zone, bar code labels, 1-47...
Page 141 See D5020 communications dock start/stop codes, creating bar code labels, 2-22 L5020 Serial Communications Adapter, using, 3-11 storage card designation, 1-39 network, illustrated, 3-9 storing the 5020 serial I/O PC card, using, 3-11 cold environment guidelines, 1-38 serial port temperature specifications, A-4...
Page 142 4-4 Trigger mode command, 1-48 Unit Manager system information, viewing, 2-12 cannot find 5020 IP address, 4-9 Configuration Management will not load, 4-10 crashes when resizing window, 4-10 tab, configuration selecting, 2-16 DHCP network parameters incorrect, 4-6...
Page 143 1-13 ways to adjust, 1-12 voting, scanner redundancy, 1-48 wands, supported, 1-44, A-8 warm booting the 5020, 4-15 Web browser cannot connect to Unit Manager, 4-9 crashes when resizing Unit Manager window, 4-10 screen goes blank or becomes jumbled, 4-9...
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