Atid AB700 User manual

AB700 User guide

For Windows Embedded

Handheld 6.5

FCC Compliance Information

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits

for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when

the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and

can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this

equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user

will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

twoconditions:

(1) the device may not cause interference, and

(2) the device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired

operation of this device.

For body-worn operation, this device has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure

guidelines when used with an accessory that contains no metal and that positions the handset a

minimum of 1.5cm from the user’s body.

NOTE: THE GRANTEE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS

NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE.

SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE

THE EQUIPMENT.

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Disclaimer

contents of this documentation or the procedures described there in may be reproduced or

transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written permission of Futureid Co., Ltd. or

its wholly owned subsidiaries ("Futureid ").

Owners of Futureid products are hereby granted a non-exclusive, revocable license to reproduce

and transmit this documentation for the purchaser's own internal business purposes.

Purchaser shall not remove or alter any proprietary notices, including copyright notices,

contained in this documentation and shall ensure that all notices appear on any reproductions of

the documentation.

Disclaimer

Reasonable measures have been taken to ensure that the information included in this manual is

complete and accurate. However, Futureid reserves the right to change any specification at any

time without prior notice.

Futureid is a registered trademark of Futureid Co., Ltd.

The Futureid logo is a trademark of Futureid. All other trademarks and trade names referred to

herein are property of their respective owners.

AB700 is a registered trademark of Futureid Co., Ltd. and of its wholly owned subsidiaries.

Microsoft Windows®, Windows® 2000, Windows® CE .NET, Windows® Embedded Handheld,

Windows® NT, and Windows® XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

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Contents

CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................................... 3

CHAPTER1. CAUTION WHEN USING FUTUREID PDA PRODUCT ................................................... 8

1.

HOW TO USE THE BATTERY CORRECTLY............................................................................................................................ 8

2.

CAUTION WHEN USING FUTUREID PDA PRODUCT ....................................................................................................... 8

CHAPTER 2. PRODUCT COMPOSITION .................................................................................................. 9

1.

PRODUCT COMPOSITION .................................................................................................................................................... 9

2.

EACH PART NAME ............................................................................................................................................................ 10

3.

EACH PART NAME AND FUNCTION ................................................................................................................................ 11

CHAPTER3. BASIC FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................................... 12

1. POWER AND BATTERY ....................................................................................................................... 12

1.1 S

WITCH ON BACKUP BATTERY .............................................................................................................................. 12

1.2 D

ETACHING AND ATTACHING MAIN BAT TERY .................................................................................................... 13

1.3 C

HARGING ............................................................................................................................................................... 14

1.4 P

OWER ON AND OFF ........................................................................................................................................... 14

1.5 C

HECKING BAT TERY GAUGE ................................................................................................................................... 16

1.6 B

ACKUP BATTERY ................................................................................................................................................. 17

1.7 D

ISPOSE OF BATTERY .......................................................................................................................................... 17

1. SYSTEM RESET ................................................................................................................................ 18

2.1 S

OFT RESET ............................................................................................................................................................ 18

2.2 H

ARD RESET ............................................................................................................................................................. 18

2.3 I

NITIALIZING SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................................... 19

USING MICRO SD, SIM, SAM CARD ..................................................................................................... 20

3.1

INSTALLING MICRO SD CARD ................................................................................................................................... 20

3.2

INSTALLING SIM CARD AND SAM CARD ............................................................................................................... 21

4. PERSONAL CONDITION SETTING .................................................................................................... 22

3 ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

4.1 Y

OU WANT TO QUICKLY RUN FREQUENTLY USED PROGRAMS .......................................................................... 22

Y

OU CAN SET THE SHORTCUTS FUNCTION ........................................................................................................................ 22

4.2 S

ET UP THE PHONE PASSWORD ............................................................................................................................. 22

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4.3 OWNER INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................... 23

4.4 LOCK ........................................................................................................................................................................ 23

5. SET UP THE SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................... 24

5.1 M

EMORY ................................................................................................................................................................... 24

5.2 T

ASK MANAGER ....................................................................................................................................................... 24

5.3 R

EMOVE THE PROGRAM ......................................................................................................................................... 24

5.4 GPS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 25

5.5 S

ETTING THE SCREEN BRIGHTNESS ...................................................................................................................... 25

5.6 B

ACKLIGHT ON/OFF SET UP ................................................................................................................................ 25

5.7 S

CREEN CALIBRATION .............................................................................................................................................. 26

5.8 S

ETTING VOLUME AND SOUNDS .......................................................................................................................... 27

5.9 S

OUNDS AND NOTIFICATION ................................................................................................................................. 27

5.10 S

ET UP THE CLOCK AND ALARMS ........................................................................................................................ 27

5.11 W

IRELESS MANAGE ................................................................................................................................................. 28

6. USING KEYPAD ..................................................................................................................................... 29

6.1 U

SING KEYPAD.......................................................................................................................................................... 29

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NPUTTING DATA .................................................................................................................................................... 29

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SING <FNC> BUTTON ...................................................................................................................................... 29

7. USING STYLUS .................................................................................................................................... 30

8. USING ACTIVE SYNC PROGRAM ....................................................................................................... 31

8.1 S

ET UP THE MICROSOFT ACTIVESYNC ................................................................................................................. 31

8.2 I

NSTALLING MICROSOFT ACTIVESYNC PROGRAM ........................................................................................ 31

8.3 C

ONNECTION PC TO PDA ..................................................................................................................................... 33

8.4 T

RANSMITTING DATA .............................................................................................................................................. 35

CHAPTER4. OPTIONAL MODULE ......................................................................................................... 37

1. USING 1D OR 2D BARCODE SCANNER ........................................................................................... 38

1.1 S

CANNING BARCODE .............................................................................................................................................. 38

1.2 S

ETTING BARCODE EMULATOR .............................................................................................................................. 40

1.3

BARCODE SCANNING BEAM POSITION ...................................................................................................................... 43

2. WIFI ......................................................................................................................................................... 44

1.1 W

IFI POWER ON /OFF WIRELESS ZERO CONFIGURATION ......................................................................... 44

2.2

CONNECT WIFI AP ..................................................................................................................................................... 45

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2.3 WIFI POWER ON /OFF SUMMIT CLIENT UTILITY .......................................................................... 47

3. BLUETOOTH .......................................................................................................................................... 49

3.1

BLUETOOTH BEGINNING AND CLOSING ................................................................................................................. 49

3.2

BLUETOOTH (PARING) ............................................................................................................................................... 50

3.3

BIXOLON SPP-R200 PRINTER DEMO ........................................................................................................................ 52

4. USING MODEM ...................................................................................................................................... 53

4.1

HOW TO USE PHONE .................................................................................................................................................. 53

4.2

DIALING .......................................................................................................................................................................... 53

4.3

RECEIVING PHONE CALL ............................................................................................................................................ 54

4.4

HANG OFF PHONE CALL ............................................................................................................................................ 54

5. CONTACTS ............................................................................................................................................ 55

5.1

CONTACT LIST .............................................................................................................................................................. 55

5.2

HOW TO SEARCH A CONTACT INFORMATION ......................................................................................................... 55

5.3

ADD TO CONTACT LIST ............................................................................................................................................... 56

6. TEXT MESSAGE .................................................................................................................................... 58

6.1

HOW TO USE TEXT MESSAGE ................................................................................................................................... 58

6.2

SENDING MESSAGE ..................................................................................................................................................... 58

6.3

RECEIVING MESSAGE .................................................................................................................................................. 59

6.4

REPLYING MESSAGE ................................................................................................................................................... 59

7. GPS MODULE ........................................................................................................................................ 61

7.1

GPS DEMO PROGRAM ............................................................................................................................................... 61

8. USING CAMERA .................................................................................................................................... 62

8.1

HOW TO USE CAMERA ................................................................................................................................................ 62

9. USING HF13.56MHZ READER ............................................................................................................ 63

9.1

HOW TO USE F13.56 DEMO .................................................................................................................................... 63

10. USING SMART CARD READER ......................................................................................................... 65

10.1

HOW TO USE SMARTCARD DEMO ......................................................................................................................... 65

11. USING UHF 900MHZ READER ......................................................................................................... 66

11.1

HOW TO USE UHF 900MHZ DEMO ..................................................................................................................... 66

CHAPTER5. APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................... 70

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CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................................................... 70

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Before You Begin

This section provides you with safety information, technical support information, and sources for

additional product information.

Who should read this manual?

This manual is written for the person who is responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining

the AB700.

This manual provides you with information about the features of the AB700, and how to install,

configure, operate, and maintain it.

Before you work with the AB700, you should be familiar with your network and general networking

terms, such as IP address.

Safety information

Your safety is extremely important. Read and follow all warnings and cautions in th is document

before you handle and operate Futureid equipment. If y ou do not follow the safety warnings and

cautions, you might be seriously injured, and the equipment and data are also might be damaged.

WARNING

A warning requires you must pay attention to the operating procedure, practice, con dition, and

statement strictly, or might be injured seriously.

CAUTION

A caution alerts you that you must be observe strictly when you operating procedure, practicing,

configuring, for preventing from damage and destruction of equipment, and loss of data.

NOTICE

A notice provides you the information which you must needs while you using AB700

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Chapter1. Caution when using Futureid PDA

Product

Before you handle and operate your AB700 and other Futureid PDA Products, Please read through

and familiar with the contents of this manual.

1. How to use the battery correctly

z When you dropped the main body or battery in water, please do not put it on the stove or

heater for drying. Just keep it in natural temperature or contact with purchase place.

z Please do not take the metal object to approach to the terminal of battery

z If you do not use the battery for a long time after charging, please keep it at room temperature.

z According to the life of battery and the processing time of its using, the buffering time can be

shortened. In this case, please contact your dealer.

z You have to charging the device with the provided adaptor from factory.

2. Caution when using Futureid PDA Product

z User careless or pro ducts repair would damage the stored data. Manufacture is not

responsible for this damage, so important data should be kept separately

z If you have problem, do not try to repair or disassemble the product arbitrarily, please contact

customer service center.

z Do not use your product where have electromagnetic wave or the risk may occur such a s

hospital, plane so on.

z A high temperature or high humidity environment will causes trouble, Please note that.

z Please do not using other sharp object to touch the screen, otherwise it might be get damaged

or not working properly.

z Please be careful not to touch the metal paper cutting saw tooth, so as not to get injured

z If smell odors, occurs s moke or noise during use product, immediately disconnect the

charger and off the power, then Please contact with customer service center

z If you have any other questions during use, please contact the customer service center

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3. Each part name and function

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1D/2D scanner (Option)

Laser beam emitted through this window. Please be careful the foreign substances and

preventing from the damage. Warning! Do not look at the laser beam directly.

UHF connection port Enable you to install a UHF 900Mhz tag reader module.

Internal HF HF 13.56Mhz Embedded module mounting location.

Reset Button

Enable you to perform a warm Reset, Press <Power>button simultaneously, Enable you

to perform a hard Reset

Microphone Enable you to conduct communication

WLAN(Option) LED Displays whether the wireless WLAN power supply

Battery Latch Enable you to detaching and attaching the main battery.

Main Battery Enable to supply the power to the product.

Volume Buttons Enable you to press <FNC>button simultaneously to adjusting volume.

Scan button (F7, F8) It is possible to scan barcode or RFID tag

Scan button (F9) It is possible to scan barcode or RFID tag

Speaker Build-in speaker, which could emit various sound effects.

Sync Cable Connector Enable you to connect and send data to PC via USB sync cable.

Ear Jack Enable you to connect to earphone.

Left and right key

Can move the cursor to the left /right direction and use the up/Down arrow keys with

combination <FNC> button

Power LED

Power LED will be Red when the battery is charging, or will be green when it is charged

completely.

Adaptor Connecting Jack Enable you to connect to adaptor which provided from factory.

Camera flash (option) You can use the camera with flash

Camera (option) It is possible to image capture and save.

Cradle Connector Enable you to connect to PC or charging the battery while using cradle.

Key Pad

Enable you to input key value (number, alphabets, symbol), or executing assigned

programs.

Touch Screen

Display running programs, and could execute, use, and exit programs via using stylus to

touch the screen.

Hand strap hole

Enable you to attach a hand strap or a stylus for the convenience of using, while need to

use the device for a long period time.

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¾ Battery Discharging

If the main battery discharge completely, the system will not turned on, the device will get into

low-power mode (sleep mode) automatically, and even press the <Power> button, the system

will not be turned on. In this case, you should charge the main battery or connect the adaptor to

the adaptor connecting jack of main body, then press the <Power> button to turn on the system.

1.5 Checking Battery Gauge

z NOTE:

z Battery life is largely affected from the user using method and surrounding

environments.

z A 2200mA battery is usually needs 6 ~ 12 hours to get charged completely.

¾ Checking battery Gauge

[Start button] -> [setting] -> [Power] -> [Battery]

¾ Low Power Warning

If the remaining battery gauge cannot support the

system running any more, a low power warning

message window will be popped up on the screen.

in this case, you need to press the <Power> button

to turn off the power, and to charge the battery as soon as possible.

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1.6 Backup Battery

A backup battery could safely keep the RAM data, even the main battery discharged completely.

1.7 Dispose of Battery

You need to purchase a new one if the battery damaged or reached its end of life.

Warning!

Please dispose the used batteries in a designated place

Caution:

If the main battery and the backup battery are both discharged, the RAM date will disappear.

Among the running programs, the RAM data will disappear in which are using, and the system

will not be restore to previous state, but rebooting system after start charging.

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1. System Reset

If there is no response from the system or an application is locked up and stops responding,

and when you want to upgrade the firmware, reset the system is maybe necessary

2.1 Soft Reset

When do you need to perform Soft Reset?

If there is no response for your command from the system, it calls (Hang-up). In this case, you

need to perform a soft reset. Soft reset will end programs and the user memory region will be

deleted, but installed programs and data, and so on, are not affected.

[Soft Reset]

Using the stylus pen to press <Reset> button briefly, the system will restarting again, after the

screen turns off shortly.

[Soft Reset Result]

z System will be restarting

z Operating system will be restarting (Windows CE)

z Desktop will appear in about ten seconds.

z User’s changed registry information, copied files and

Installed programs will be restored

2.2 Hard Reset

When do you need to perform Hard Reset?

Hard Reset, which is also called Cold Reset, enables to initial ize hardware completely. Users

installed programs, copied files and registry values will keep remained even performed Hard Reset,

but the real time and date will be initialized. So you need to reset the time and date after performed

Hard Reset.

You need perform Hard Reset when the Soft Reset cannot restore the system.

[Hard Reset Procedure]

Using stylus pen to Press <Power> Button and <Reset> Button simultaneously, the system will

restarting again after the screen turns off shortly.

[Hard Reset Result]

z System will be restarting.

z Operating System will be loading and rebooting.

z Home Screen will appear in about ten seconds.

Reset button

Power Button

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2.3 Initializing system

Enter [Boot Menu] and do what you want, when in the situations as below:

(Default Password is “1205”)

1. When you need to restore the original registry information, which has been changed.

2. When you need to initialize “My device” storage spaces.

3. When you need to initialize “Flash Disk” storage spaces.

4. When you need to initialize system to Factory Default settings.

When you are pressing the <FNC>button and press the

[Reset] button shortly

[Boot Menu] window would appear in a couple of seconds.

[Boot Menu]

1. SD Image Update

2. Clean On Exit(No)

3. Factory Reset

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Fun Button

Reset Button

Power Button

z SD Image Update

It is for the image (BOOT, OS) update by SD Card

z Format

My Device and Registry area recover as shipped

z Factory Reset

My Device, Registry and Flash Disk area recover as shipped

z Exit

Finish the Boot Menu.

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