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Warning: By default, COM1~3 are assigned to inherent functions on the mobile
computer. If the settings of any of these COM ports are changed to N/A,
the original function will be disabled!
Default button restores all COM port settings back to factory default.
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Upon system reboot, the mobile computer checks whether there is a registry
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entry for Bluetooth Serial Port Profile (SPP) or Dial-up Profile (DUN). These
profiles (if existent) are assigned to fixed ports and cannot be re-assigned.
Check if any COM ports are occupied by Bluetooth SPP before editing COM port
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function.
After editing COM port settings, tap OK command on the softkey bar. A prompt
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will appear warning that the system needs to reboot in order to apply settings.
Tap OK to reboot, or Cancel to discard changes.
If two ports are assigned the same function, a pop up dialog appears when OK
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is tapped to warn that one of these ports must be changed.
CONTRAST
Provides a slidebar to set the contrast for the screen display.
Along with Adjust
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comfortable display mode.
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
Submits feedback about Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 to help Microsoft
improve the software for this platform.
ENCRYPTION
Encrypts the files placed on the storage card so the encrypted files are only
readable on that specific mobile computer.
ERROR REPORTING
Enables/disables the mobile computer to auto-collect and report errors to Microsoft
to help them improve products.
EXTERNAL GPS
Configures external GPS receiver in use by the mobile computer. Three tabs are
featured – Access, Programs and Hardware.
Tab Page Description
Access Enables/disables the system's access to the external GPS device.
Programs Sets the software port for GPS software and location-aware applications
to stream GPS data.
Hardware Sets the hardware COM port and Baud rate for the external GPS
receiver.
MANAGED PROGRAMS
Views the applications remotely installed by your domain's system administrator.
Backlight, make adjustments to the screen to achieve a most
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