DAP Technologies CE8640B, User Manual

Page 1: ...2010 03 CMU055 A2a www daptech com CE8000B and CE8000BWE User Guide Agile Performer HandHeld Mobile Computer...

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Page 3: ...Very Low 15 Main Battery Expired 15 Installing the Battery 16 Charging the Battery 17 From the Modular Charger 17 From the Communication Cradle 18 From the External Battery Charger 19 Battery Status...

Page 4: ...attery Power Management 40 ActiveSync Communication 41 Partnership with Ethernet Cradle 42 Advanced User Information 44 Companion Programs 46 DAP CE8000B Programs 46 Microsoft Programs 47 Troubleshoot...

Page 5: ...5786 This International recognition has been made possible thanks to the continual efforts put forth by DAP s Personnel In order to ensure continuous improvements to our products and services we invit...

Page 6: ...epresentativenearestyousothatthisdocumentcanbemadeasaccurateaspossible Note For optimal use of this User Guide in electronic format we recommend Acrobat Adobe Reader version 6 0 and higher Product Des...

Page 7: ...situation which if not avoided could affect the proper functioning of the unit and result in permanent damage to the unit Caution Alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation which if not a...

Page 8: ...Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE this symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste but should be collected separately Refer to your local distributor...

Page 9: ...ranty If you need to use a cable other than the ones provided or recommended by DAP Technologies we recommend that you contact your Customer Service Representative nearest you Warning For CE8000B unit...

Page 10: ...View 1 Function Keys F1 to F6 2 Backspace Key 3 Navigation Key Left Right Top Bottom 4 Laser Led 5 ON OFF Key 6 Folder Key 7 Blue Function Key 8 Space Key 9 Tab Key 10 Shift Key 11 Battery Status LED...

Page 11: ...CMU055 A2a 11 Quick Tour CE8810B CE8810BWE Front View 1 Light Sensor 2 Microphone 3 Battery Status Indicator 4 Navigation Key Left Right Top Bottom 5 Enter Key 6 Function Key 7 Speaker 8 Function Keys...

Page 12: ...ptech com Quick Tour 1 2 3 4 7 6 5 8 CE8820B CE8820BWE Front View 1 Microphone 2 Battery Status Indicator 3 Navigation Key Left Right Top Bottom 4 Enter Key 5 Function Key 6 Speaker 7 Function Keys 8...

Page 13: ...ch com CMU055 A2a 13 Quick Tour CE8000B CE8000BWE Back View 1 Carrying Strap 2 Stylus Pen 3 PCMCIA Expansion Bay 4 Release Screw for Battery Compartment 5 Battery Compartment 6 Laser Trigger Button 2...

Page 14: ...View 1 RJ45 for Ethernet Connection or 1D 2D BarcodeScanner or Laser Scanner 2 Charging Connector 3 Carrying Strap 4 Carrying Strap Fastener available on both sides of the unit 5 Charging Connectors...

Page 15: ...when the power is too low Turn the unit off immediately and recharge the batteries Warning Data may be lost if the unit is not re charged immediately Backup Battery Low The backup battery will save pr...

Page 16: ...ry prior to charging the unit 1 Place the battery in the compartment located at the back of the unit 2 Turn to lock battery pack into position Warning It battery pack is not locked into position unit...

Page 17: ...ging may take up to 5 hours Note If the unit was turned off it should turn back on after a few seconds or after 2 to 3 minutes if the main battery charge has been very low for some time Processing wil...

Page 18: ...Modular Charger to the wall outlet 5 Slide unit into the cradle bottom first a The unit will be firmly held into place by the yel low hooks located at the top of the cradle b 6 Once charging is compl...

Page 19: ...w seconds or after 2 to 3 minutes if the main battery charge has been very low for some time Processing will resume exactly where it was interrupted once re charging starts For more information on the...

Page 20: ...ht will turn green when charging is complete Charging may take up to 5 hours Note If the unit was turned off it should turn back on after a few seconds or after 2 to 3 minutes if the main battery char...

Page 21: ...unit Note This key has two 2 functions 1 To turn the unit ON 2 To use Scanner Laser Scanner Key Warning If the battery power level is very low it may not be possible to turn the unit on Ensure battery...

Page 22: ...Turning the Unit On Off Continued Automatic Shut Off If the unit remains inactive for more than 3 minutes it will turn off automatically in order to save battery The unit will also save the exact sta...

Page 23: ...ntly damage the screen and hinder performance 1 By using the Stylus provided move files or folders by dragging and dropping into the folder of your choice 2 To open a folder double click with Stylus o...

Page 24: ...the or plus or minus to adjust contrast Upper Case Lower Case Letters once Press the shift key followed by any letter to generate an upper case letter If CAPS Lock is on this will then generate a low...

Page 25: ...rs are set by default at lower case Series of Upper Case Letters Using the virtual keyboard press the CAP key for Caps lock function All letters will then be written in Upper case Escape Function Pres...

Page 26: ...plication Other functions may also be programmed and may be available through the virtual keyboard Shift F1 to F6 and CTRL F1 to F6 refer to your system administrator or DAP Technologies Customer Serv...

Page 27: ...tion Guide Using the Keyboard Continued Virtual Keyboard Continued 1 Standard Keyboard 2 Press to toggle between the standard and extended language Keyboard 3 Press the Shift Key on the virtual Keyboa...

Page 28: ...the release button will pop up 5 Turn stopper to secure PC Card firmly into place 6 Replace the door to its original position and tighten screws Warning Ensure to place PC Card as indicated on the rig...

Page 29: ...e right of the PC Card opening 5 Remove PC Card 6 Replace Expansion Bay and tighten screws Warning Remove PC Card in a clean and dry environment to ensure no dust particles or water enters the unit Us...

Page 30: ...ock into place 6 Place stopper to secure SDIO Card firmly into place 7 Replace the door to its original position and tighten screws Warning Ensure to place SDIO Card as indicated on the right or you m...

Page 31: ...O Card 6 Replace Expansion Bay and tighten screws 7 Re install stopper Warning Remove SDIO Cards in a clean and dry environment to ensure no dust particles or water enters the unit Using SDIO Cards Co...

Page 32: ...ver or for printing Refer to your Application Specialist or immediate supervisor for more details regarding the use of this interface from your CE8000B unit Some basic information follows To communica...

Page 33: ...Note Once unit is inserted this will automatically activate the FTP server If the FTP server does not activate automatically follow the steps below 2 Click on a Start b Program c DAP Utilities d FTP...

Page 34: ...g Wireless To set wireless options click on 1 Start 2 Settings 3 Control Panel 4 _Wireless 5 Check to activate or un check the options to deactivate these features 6 Double click on the network applet...

Page 35: ...uccessfully the network applet will display as active Using BlueTooth To set wireless options click on 1 Start 2 Settings 3 Control Panel 4 _Wireless 5 Check to activate or un check the options to dea...

Page 36: ...te Bluetooth partnership 9 Click on Scan to locate peripheral 10 Authentication might be required refer to your supervisor for authentication and identification codes 11 Once authentication is complet...

Page 37: ...CMU055 A2a 37 Note Only one option can be installed on unit at one time Part Number Description AGE650 Laser Scanner AGE655 1D 2D Barcode Scanner AGE301 RJ45 Ethernet Connection CE8000B Options AGE65...

Page 38: ...vate scanner point the top a of the unit toward the barcode label needed to be scanned 3 Press the SCAN Key b and move the unit back and forth so the beam completely crosses the label 4 Once the label...

Page 39: ...to your application specialist or supervisor for further instructions Note You may also refer to the CE8000B Technical Guide located on DOCUDAP for further instructions on programming CE8000B Options...

Page 40: ...hting settings To configure power settings 1 Click on the Schemes Tab Note Move Scroll bar up or down or click the up or down arrows to see the entire menu Battery Power Management All CE8000B units a...

Page 41: ...oftware from one of the following sites a From the Microsoft Web Site b From DAP Technologies Customer Support Web Site www daptech com Note It is strongly recommended to use ActiveSync 3 8 or higher...

Page 42: ...ies has made these following programs available to assist in the creation of the Ethernet Partnership when using the Ethernet cradle SetPartnerShip exe Already installed on the CE8000B unit PartnerShi...

Page 43: ...Set PartnerShip 4 The Ethernet PartnerShip should be established within a few seconds Note This procedure needs only to be done once to create the first PartnerShip 5 To launch ActiveSync Click on a...

Page 44: ...rent technical information on your CE8000B unit you must first register your unit DocuDap Technical Web Site 1 Click on Control Panel 2 Click on the _System Applet 3 From this _System Applet Window no...

Page 45: ...r 8 Enter a valid Email address and your user information and password will be forwarded to you 9 Return to DocuDap Login and enter the information that was provided to you and click Submit 10 You may...

Page 46: ...ase refer to DAP Technologies Technical Web Site for further instructions on DAP Technologies programs included or the Microsoft Web Site for Microsoft Programs included DAP CE8000B Programs Icon Name...

Page 47: ...Send and receive Emails by synchronizing Desktop with CE8000B unit Microsoft Viewer Suite Will display Excel files images PDF PowerPoint and Word files Internet Explorer Surf the Web by synchronizing...

Page 48: ...ry is fully charged The unit does not turn on when pressing the ON key 1 Verify batteries batteries may need re charging Once unit is placed on the charger the unit should turn itself on in the next f...

Page 49: ...arning If extended storage time is necessary it is important to backup all data to ensure no data is lost or corrupted Keeping the unit on the Charger is also possible however this may affect the batt...

Page 50: ...appropriate for use on DAP Technologies equipment it is strongly recommended that these be purchased directly through DAP Technologies or one of its distributors Check for the DAP or DAP Technologies...

Page 51: ...an the Stylus as soon as it seems damaged or dirty Unit with Laser Option Note The efficiency of the Laser reading will depend on the quality of the plastic window Any scratch dirt or finger prints wi...

Page 52: ...gets for all types of electrical goods This European Directive imposes the responsibility for the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment on the manufacturers of such equipment In accord...

Page 53: ...nition EN 55022 Radiated Conducted Class B ENV 50204 Radiated Electromagnetic field from Radio Telephones EN61000 4 6 Radio Frequency Continuous Conducted EN61000 4 3 Radiated Immunity When Laser Scan...

Page 54: ...interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur COPYRIGHT POLICY Any software described in this document is provided under a license agreement or no...

Page 55: ...t LICENSE GRANT The software must only be used with the device provided There are no warranties for the software included Reverse engineering is strictly prohibited Software transfer is allowed but wi...

Page 56: ...indirect damages or damages incurred by the loss of present or prospective profits arising from the failure in performance of the equipment No claim may be made against DAP TECHNOLOGIES whether arisin...

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