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Casio IT-G500 Series, Software Manual

The Casio IT-G500 Series offers a versatile handheld device for various industrial applications. To get the most out of your device, make sure to check out the free Software Manual available for download from manualshive.com. Learn how to optimize your workflow with detailed instructions and user-friendly guidance.

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3.7.1

 

NFC Demo

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3.8

 

Set LAN

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3.8.1

 

LAN Cradle Setting Tool

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3.8.2

 

Connections ··············································································································································· 149

 

3.9

 

WLAN Settings·················································································································································· 152

 

3.9.1

 

WLAN Power Settings

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3.9.2

 

WLAN Settings

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3.9.3

 

WLAN Barcode Setting Tool

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3.10

 

Bluetooth Connection

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3.10.1

 

Bluetooth Manager··································································································································· 160

 

3.11

 

Backup User Data

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3.11.1

 

Backup Tool

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3.12

 

Duplicate a Terminal

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3.12.1

 

Copy Devices Tool

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3.13

 

Automatically Install Software

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3.13.1

 

Auto Setup

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3.14

 

Enable WAN (voice call/SMS)

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3.14.1

 

Phone

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3.14.2

 

Wireless Manager

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3.15

 

Use the Country-Specific WLAN Setting Tool

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3.15.1

 

Function Summary

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3.15.2

 

Configuration Files

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3.15.3

 

Command Line Argument

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3.15.4

 

Startup Screen

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4.

 

Operation

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4.1

 

Start/ Close the Unit

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4.2

 

Input from the Software Input Panel (SIP)

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4.2.1

 

Operation Method

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4.3

 

Use mobile camera ·········································································································································· 188

 

4.4

 

Connection operation of the internet······································································································· 193

 

4.4.1

 

Internet Explorer ······································································································································ 193

 

4.5

 

Operating method of a PC connection utility························································································ 194

 

4.5.1

 

USB to PC ·················································································································································· 194

 

4.5.2

 

LMWIN（Upload/download utility）······································································································· 195

 

4.5.3

 

FLCE ····························································································································································· 196

 

4.5.4

 

ActiveSync

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4.5.5

 

Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC)

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4.5.6

 

Remote Desktop Connection

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4.6

 

Use Phone

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4.6.1

 

Make a Call

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4.6.2

 

Receive a Call

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4.6.3

 

Register a Phone Number in Contacts

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4.7

 

Operation of an application program········································································································· 203

 

4.7.1

 

Calculator

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4.7.2

 

Notes

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4.7.3

 

E-mail

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4.7.4

 

Text Message

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5.

 

Maintenance

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5.1

 

File Operations

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5.1.1

 

TextEditor

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5.1.2

 

FCHKCE······················································································································································· 206

 

Summary of Contents for IT-G500 Series

Page 1: ...CASIO IT G500 Series Software Manual Version 1 01 CASIO Computer Co Ltd Copyright 2015 All rights reserved June 2015...

Page 2: ...2 7 Storage 36 2 7 1 Flash disk 36 2 7 2 SD card 37 2 7 3 Precautions 38 2 8 Power control 39 2 8 1 Power On power Off 40 2 8 2 Power key control 42 2 8 3 Reset and resume control 43 2 8 4 Charge set...

Page 3: ...e calls data communications SMS 109 2 16 1 Function summary 109 2 17 GPS 110 2 17 1 Function summary 110 3 Introduction 111 3 1 Perform Initial Setup 111 3 1 1 Startup screen 111 3 1 2 Date Time Alarm...

Page 4: ...180 3 15 3 Command Line Argument 183 3 15 4 Startup Screen 184 4 Operation 186 4 1 Start Close the Unit 186 4 2 Input from the Software Input Panel SIP 187 4 2 1 Operation Method 187 4 3 Use mobile ca...

Page 5: ...5 4 Investigation of the communication environment 212 5 4 1 REBIND tool 212 5 4 2 NetSearch 213 5 4 3 GPS Information 216 5 5 Maintenance of a system 221 5 5 1 System information 221 5 5 2 Version in...

Page 6: ...ion 27 2 3 Touch panel description modification 88 2 13 USB Description Add microA B connector fixed mode 75 2 11 Camera Software functions modification 219 Description additional to 5 4 3 GPS Informa...

Page 7: ...IT G500 15E WEH6 5 Classic 1D IT G500 25E WEH6 5 Classic 2D IT G500 C26E WEH6 5 Classic 2D IT G500 GC16E WEH6 5 Pro 1D IT G500 G15E WEH6 5 Pro 1D 1 WEH6 5 Classic Windows Embedded Handheld 6 5 Classi...

Page 8: ...main item name of IT G500 terminal is as follows Note Please refer to IT G500 series Hardware manual about details Receiver Speaker LED1 LED2 MIC RESET Button Trigger Enterkey Trigger R Enterkey Scan...

Page 9: ...vices data can be collected safely and efficiently Features Easy to use user interface RDP7 0 Support NDIS6 1 Support Ease of development with an open environment AYGShell By Widnows Mobile Applicatio...

Page 10: ...9 Getting Started It displays the Microsoft s description 10 Alarms Set the date and time and you can set the alarm sound 11 Pictures Videos A picture and a video are indicated 12 Windows Media The mu...

Page 11: ...downloaded client communication software 33 GPS Information This tool displays the GPS information 34 Laser Scanner Demo 1D model only It is a demonstration of the laser scanner reading function 35 L...

Page 12: ...hed 5 Power An option of power management is established 6 Sounds Notifications The kind of sounds and the volume are established 7 Connections A screen moves to a connection folder 8 Personal A scree...

Page 13: ...e Description 1 About Version information on Windows is indicated 2 Backlight The brightness of the backlight automatic dimness and automatic off are established 3 Buzzer Of a buzzer it s effective an...

Page 14: ...ting 2D model only This sets the imager 1D 2D 19 Screen The location correction and the character size a screen is pointing and by which it s a touch screen are adjusted 20 Storage Manager Disk inform...

Page 15: ...dule renewal specification file 5 WLAN country basis setting tool This tool establishes a wireless LAN by country 6 Active menu This is menu system 7 Local security Only the specific user makes a term...

Page 16: ...Function Windows Embedded Handheld 6 5 model 1 Backlight brightness adjustment Yes 2 Backlight Auto Dimming Yes 3 Backlight Auto Off Yes 4 Screen display rotation Yes 5 Virtual Off Yes 6 Backlight br...

Page 17: ...d auto backlight off is set to 5 minutes auto dimming after 1 minute then backlight off 4 minutes later If auto dimming is set to 5 minutes and auto backlight off is set to 1 minute Only backlight off...

Page 18: ...in the same way as the up down left and right cursor keys of a PC 3 Input keys Press these to input numbers and text 4 Function keys Use these to start pre registered applications 5 Center trigger key...

Page 19: ...Inputs the decimal point Inputs minus Function keys F1 Starts the assigned application F2 Starts the assigned application F3 Starts the assigned application F4 Starts the assigned application Trigger...

Page 20: ...s any of 0 to 9 up left right and down keys will repeat the key input 5 Key click The key click can be set to mute low or loud from Volume Sounds on the Control Panel The key click sound is generated...

Page 21: ...ssignment for details Function mode Perform specialized operations with key combinations Press the Fn key to enter this mode Lock mode Input from keys other than the Power key and trigger keys is proh...

Page 22: ...en in Fn mode Input mode switchover Numeric Phone Alphabet L Alphabet U Katakana Hiragana 1 Deletes 1 character to the left A Deletes 1 character to the left a Deletes 1 character to the left In chara...

Page 23: ...t key Right In Fn mode F Right key also the right key during conversion 2 Function keys KEY Specialized operations Operation specification Remarks 1 VK_F1 A VK_F1 a VK_F1 In character input mode P VK_...

Page 24: ...y A Trigger key a Trigger key In character input mode P Enter key Center Triggers In Fn mode F Trigger key 4 Trigger keys non scanner equipped models KEY Specialized operations Operation specification...

Page 25: ...e SIP input panel 1 1 A a In character input mode P 1 1 In Fn mode F Turns the backlight on or off 1 2 A ABC a abc In character input mode P 2 2 In Fn mode F Key backlight On Off 1 3 A DEF a def In ch...

Page 26: ...7 A PQRS a pqrs In character input mode P 7 7 In Fn mode F Disabled No function 1 8 A TUV a tuv In character input mode P 8 8 In Fn mode F Disabled No function 1 9 A WXYZ a wxyz In character input mo...

Page 27: ...t is equipped with a calibration function for coordinate correction Set data for calibration is saved to flash disk when the Welcome wizard runs on first startup and when calibration is run by pressin...

Page 28: ...ly The shutter sound is output from the speaker but not during talk 3 When using a BT headset WEH6 5 Pro only Audio output is sent to the headset with the exception of the shutter sound not during tal...

Page 29: ...n 1 Shutter sound output The shutter sound WAV is output from the speaker when a photo is taken with the camera to prevent voyeurism The shutter sound cannot be disabled It is output at fixed volume r...

Page 30: ...lick 2800 50 ON OFF B_CLICK Alarm sound 3500 150 ON OFF B_ALARM Warning sound 3000 100 ON OFF B_WARNING Scan complete sound 3300 75 ON OFF B_SCANEND User designated sound ON OFF B_USERDEF i Buzzer sou...

Page 31: ...on of scanning by the scanner for wireless connection status Bluetooth SS wireless W WAN GPS etc and for user specified purposes ii LED lighting can be suppressed from the system library For details r...

Page 32: ...is only usable on WEC7 models 2 Scanner scanning LED This is used for notification of a scanning result Item Specification Attribute Scanning successful On in green for a specified period of time then...

Page 33: ...ibrary is also possible 6 W WAN connection status LED This is used for notification of W WAN connection status Item Specification Attribute Connection established via W WAN On in orange for 1 second o...

Page 34: ...cepted again on restoration from the virtual off state 9 Simultaneous notifications If Bluetooth and W LAN wireless connections are established at the same time the LED in the colors corresponding to...

Page 35: ...vibration period specified stop period x times Specification range Vibration 1 16s 16s Stop 1 16s 1s Maximum no of times 20 Type Vibration pattern Individual setting Default Alarm Default ON OFF OFF...

Page 36: ...nction during and after FlashDisk access Suspending while an application is accessing the FlashDisk can be prohibited from the system library Prohibiting suspension during FlashDisk access means that...

Page 37: ...d Partitioning of Micro SD memory cards is not supported SD memory cards that are already partitioned are not supported 2 Suspend prohibition function during and after FlashDisk access The system libr...

Page 38: ...2 Suspend resume during data writing If a suspend resume occurs during data writing the writing process continues after resume However if the card is inserted or removed during Suspend or if a reset...

Page 39: ...ble the Power key or prohibit turning the power off 5 Reset and resume control There are reset methods based on various conditions 5 types A reset clears program execution status but resume restores t...

Page 40: ...2 Power OFF factors i Power is turned off by pressing the Power key on the unit while power is on This can be set as prohibited ii Power is turned off automatically by a software setting if there is n...

Page 41: ...nd eventually a warning is issued and the power is turned off to protect the unit In that case either turn off the power and leave the terminal unused for a while or move it to a location where the su...

Page 42: ...ime period can be set with the system library The Power key is also disabled for the period specified in the critical path while a communications function is in use For details refer to the System Lib...

Page 43: ...c and registry information FlashDisk data on the SD card will be retained Caution 1 If you lock the system during the reset process when no response time is more than about 10 seconds it will be force...

Page 44: ...nd memory used by drivers are all completely initialized clear However data on FlashDisk is retained RAM 4 minutes in a state of disconnect the battery clock 72 hours will be backed up I call the stat...

Page 45: ...is no key press or touch panel touch for one minute after the power is switched on 3 Dimming and ABO Auto Backlight Off The backlight dims automatically if there is no activity keys touch panel for a...

Page 46: ...triggered by the message issued by pressing the Power key How to set Virtual Off mode from an application Use the system library to change to Virtual Off mode In this mode the following messages are...

Page 47: ...100 5 MSI Modulus 10 weight 2 Modulus 10 modulus 10 2 50 IATA Calculate all digits except the last digit 15 digits Calculate the coupon No data block 15 digits Calculate the data block only 15 digits...

Page 48: ...y is enabled 4 Code128 Maximum number of columns of CODE A B is 77 digits Maximum number of columns of CODE C will be 100 digits Check digit calculation A barcode value is calculated methodically and...

Page 49: ...nning or one of the scan end conditions is met Timeout time has elapsed since the previous code was scanned Scanning for the preset number of times is complete The Trigger key is released When the OBR...

Page 50: ...e Enable or disable check digit Check digit can be set to Enable or Disable for each readable symbology Enabling check digit will lower the error rate Barcode Check digit calculation Check digit calcu...

Page 51: ...on is possible with only a one sided scan 5 9 2 value code 2 validations 4 value code 3 validations validation is possible with right left double sided scan Read count In Continuous Scanning mode scan...

Page 52: ...000000FFMMMMNC 000000FFMMMMNC 00SMMMMMNNNNNC F Country flag M Manufacturer code N Product code S Number system character A Addon data Termination code C Check digit mod 10 Excluding UPC B the mod 10 c...

Page 53: ...100 1 100 1 100 1 AAA AAA AAA AAA FAAA AAA GAAA AAA Note 4 A Post conversion ASCII data C Check digit mod 103 S Start and stop characters F Code ID only C1 and EAN128 G GS only 1Dh EAN128 MSI 2 50 1 D...

Page 54: ...ters expressed in combination with the Shift key such as capital letters and symbols requires setup to enable the following settings in the registry Registry path name HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Drivers CASIO...

Page 55: ...the status of the data stored in the OBR buffer and notify how many labels worth of data is stored Buffer clear All scanned data held in the OBR buffer is cleared 4 Scan completion notification setti...

Page 56: ...e symbol When the lead character is FNC1 The scanned barcode is recognized as a GS1 128 EAN128 code The single data character that follows after the lead FNC1 can be output as a character GS 1DH When...

Page 57: ..._R ini file format ConvSrc CodeNN 0xHH Example Code01 0x1D Code02 0x0A The ConvSrc section specifies characters subject to replacement The NN part indicates a serial number starting from 01 Up to 33 c...

Page 58: ...ia either LED buzzer or vibrator Each notification method can be set to Enable or Disable Configuration Scan successful Scan Failure 1 Scanning interrupted Trigger key released OBR buffer overrun 2 De...

Page 59: ...ion width and scanning is performed in a state that combines the above setting with the Auto Gain setting for gain scanning performance may be reduced depending on the barcode print quality When eithe...

Page 60: ...ult is off 4 Trigger key specification Various keys such as Enter key up down left right cursor keys side trigger keys and center trigger key on the front of the terminal can be set as the trigger key...

Page 61: ...ccurs the application program should perform the following process Refer to the Laser Scanner Library Manual about library functions Status On transition to virtual off On cancellation of virtual off...

Page 62: ...conversion Codabar NW7 2 26 2 60 Enable disable Enable disable Start stop bit output switch Interleaved2of5 ITF 4 42 4 80 Enable disable Enable disable Code93 1 35 0 80 Always enabled Always disabled...

Page 63: ...eck Character output Remarks PDF417 1 2000 0 2750 Always enabled Always disabled MicroPDF 1 366 0 2750 Always enabled Always disabled Codablock F 1 1 200 0 2048 Always enabled Always disabled EAN8 13...

Page 64: ...only Micro QR Code 1 35 1 3500 Always enabled Always disabled Maxicode 1 138 1 150 Always enabled Always disabled DataMatrix 1 1000 1 1 500 Always enabled Always disabled ECC000 050 080 100 140 200 C...

Page 65: ...of read steps 10 10 Max no of digits to read 4 095 4 095 see note below Total no of digits to read 4 095 x 10 40 950 4 095 Read method Continuously reads the specified number of bar codes as long as...

Page 66: ...specified If only symbols with a specific number of digits is to be scanned specify the necessary digit number to lower the error rate Refer to 2 10 1 Barcode scan specification for the minimum and ma...

Page 67: ...ated by audio or buzzer when scanning is complete The following patterns can be set Notification device Configuration Scan successful Scan failed Scan interrupted Trigger key released Remarks Valid So...

Page 68: ...ecoding speed Decode Deliberation Levels Suitable Scan Mode Bar Code Symbology Decode Speed Very Quick 1D bar code with good print quality Very fast Quick 1D bar code with poor print quality PDF417 ba...

Page 69: ...ich includes the coordinate center 416 320 The decode range can be specified with coordinates Configuration Description Remarks Disabled The decode window function is disabled Mode 1 Use this to scan...

Page 70: ...m combined symbols or all scanned symbols is combined and output Symbol type Combination target Combination method Code93 Code93 barcodes with a space as leading data 1 When scanning symbols whose lea...

Page 71: ...When x1 5 is specified Image size Free clipping Possible Gradations 2 gradations 256 level grayscale 2 Signature Index Function This function scans both symbol and signature at one time and outputs t...

Page 72: ...aging Capture it can be used as a camera viewfinder Function Image size Reduction downsampling specification x1 1 x1 2 x1 4 When x1 1 is specified 832 640 pixels When x1 2 is specified 416 320 pixels...

Page 73: ...symbol scanning image capture sign capture or streaming for a certain period this function automatically turns its power off If an imager function is used after imager APO the image power is automati...

Page 74: ...der preview display function ii Setting shooting method and various operation modes Brightness white balance automatic outdoor fluorescent light incandescent light digital zoom LED light focus adjustm...

Page 75: ...ndard driver models WDM Therefore the camera functions are based on those defined for WDM Application programs can use camera functions by controlling DirectShow Item Spec Remarks Recorded image file...

Page 76: ...displaying an image in real time being shot by the camera It is used as a viewfinder The screen sizes for preview display are as follows In preview display portrait Item Parameters Normal With screen...

Page 77: ...40 File format JPEG file There is a time lag of approximately 400 milliseconds from the call to the still image capture function until the image is actually captured The camera driver uses the shutter...

Page 78: ...a file format which displays the image from the top line Thumbnail embedding 1 16VGA 160 x 120 Each size of thumbnail is embedded in the JPEG file 2 11 4 Video shooting functions This function capture...

Page 79: ...ht when shooting under fluorescent light and to incandescent light when shooting under incandescent light These settings capture the subject with natural colors Setting light mode to Dark when shootin...

Page 80: ...the application program to switch the focus to suit the distance to the object being captured The auto focus function automatically adjusts the focus to suit the distance of the object being captured...

Page 81: ...s within a range so that the maximum frame rate is not exceeded The CMOS camera module has a function to set this maximum frame rate The maximum frame rate setting function is a function to set the ma...

Page 82: ...quality Highest compression ratio Lowest Sound on Sound on off Sound off Default Exclusive control from other devices Exclusive control is used so that the CMOS imager and the camera cannot be used at...

Page 83: ...thentication ISO IEC14443 TypeB Card type Support command JICSAP SELECT FILE UPDATE BINARY READ BINARY FeliCa Card type Support command FeliCa FeliCa Lite Read Without Encryption Write Without Encrypt...

Page 84: ...t HF I Pro Tag it HF I Standard 1 Read Single Block Write Single Block Lock Block 1 Write Single Block Lock Block Write AFI Write DSFID to Tag it Series tags When using the command you must perform th...

Page 85: ...data communication between the NFC module and the IC card It is possible to enable or disable the automatic stop auto stop setting and to change the time until the auto stop occurs i e the timeout Und...

Page 86: ...data communication between an NFC module and an IC card Description The NFC module consumes very little power while it is on In addition turning the module on takes time so if you would like to start...

Page 87: ...hes the device off when the handheld terminal is turned off Furthermore when the terminal power is switched on again the NFC control software executes the process corresponding to the mode that the de...

Page 88: ...e terminal s microA B connectors and the cradle are used by switching exclusively between them using the same USB controller The switching algorithm is as follows The microA B connector is selected in...

Page 89: ...are used by switching exclusively between them using the same USB controller The switching algorithm is as follows The external expansion connector is selected in normal circumstances On W WAN equippe...

Page 90: ...is provided regardless of Host Device when the microA B and cradle are connected Blinking is used at the following times Start When the Host Client driver is loaded Host Exit When the Host Client dri...

Page 91: ...ot supported Refer to 3 8 1 LAN cradle setting tool about tool operation Attention Please don t operate the changeover switch in the lower left of a LAN cradle in the state which loaded the terminal o...

Page 92: ...AFH FastConnection Yes Auto Yes Auto Module PowerClass 2 2 Reference The signal output varies according to the equipped Bluetooth module Class is defined as follows in the Bluetooth standard Class Ma...

Page 93: ...ecurity authentication with PassKey exchange The partner Bluetooth device may request a PassKey at a time of acquiring service information and establishing Bluetooth connection In case the Bluetooth t...

Page 94: ...ure supports security functions regulated in the Bluetooth standard Bluetooth security is divided into authentication and encryption Security is realized by using PassKey otherwise known as PIN code P...

Page 95: ...g continued Bluetooth connection impossible 6 Processing during suspend and resume Bluetooth communication is achieved by data communication with the Bluetooth device built into the terminal When the...

Page 96: ...96 Processing during a terminal suspend and resume On suspend The module power turns off On resume The power state which preceded the suspend is restored...

Page 97: ...Authentication method PEAP EAP MS CHAP V2 EAP TLS Caution Ad hoc mode is supported functionally but its operation is not guaranteed If the 5GHz W53 W56 frequency band is used turn the access point ste...

Page 98: ...mode is not recommended because connection problems may occur WEP This is an encryption function that uses RC4 for safe communication 40bit 64bit and 104bit 128bit are supported TKIP Is used to encry...

Page 99: ...access point with that for listed access points iv If the comparison proves that one of the listed access points has a better signal strength than the one currently connected with the terminal the te...

Page 100: ...is set by frequency band 2 4GHz 5GHz and valid range The valid range is the range of signal strength in which the priority selection is valid in the form roaming threshold N dBm This is intended to pr...

Page 101: ...ching Up to 3 SSIDs can be registered in one configuration INI file and the terminal automatic switches to the best SSID to suit the access point search conditions Purpose of use In this case there ar...

Page 102: ...Sore in INI file Reflected in registry on reset Priority for Casio settings The stored location in the registry is the same i As in the table above if the Casio wireless LAN setting tool is used for s...

Page 103: ...in multiple ways at the same time but with Casio expanded settings and TCPIP settings all SSIDs have the same setting Basic settings Standard MS or Casio settings Casio expanded Casio settings TCPIP s...

Page 104: ...I text string EAP user name Set the user name to use if EAP is specified EAP password Set the password to use if EAP PEAP or EAP MD5 is specified EAP domain name Set the domain name to use if EAP PEAP...

Page 105: ...ethod MS standard setup Casio settings None None None Yes Yes WEP Open WEP Yes Yes Shared WEP Yes Yes EAP PEAP WEP Yes Yes EAP TLS WEP Yes Yes EAP MD5 WEP No Yes WPA PSK TKIP Yes Yes AES Yes No EAP PE...

Page 106: ...105 Set allowable period to start roaming again Specify the minimum time period after roaming that must elapse before roaming is allowed again Value 1 120 15 Roaming signal strength difference Specify...

Page 107: ...stry These are settings for the operation of the wireless LAN drivers and supplicants This registry is set with the MS standard tool or the Casio wireless LAN setting tool Default settings only Settin...

Page 108: ...ttings INI file can be created with the wireless LAN setting tool Operation cannot be guaranteed if it is edited with anything other than the setting tool File composition Item Content Remarks Storage...

Page 109: ...ations Item Description Call functions The standard Windows Embedded Handheld Professional dialer can make voice calls Data communications Data communication is possible using a GPRS packet connection...

Page 110: ...rmat used with GPS Geodetic system WGS84 A GPS function This function links with cellphone base stations to perform GPS positioning processes There are the following 2 modes i MS based In this mode th...

Page 111: ...creen The following Desktop screen appears after Initial Setup is complete Initial screen New start up only Home screen Execution operation Explanation Tap the screen Changes to the Touch Screen Posit...

Page 112: ...owing screen Time Tab Alarms Tab Tab Item Explanation Time Zone It s chosen from a list Date The day s date is established Time Time The present time is set Details of Alarms A day of the week of an a...

Page 113: ...b Item Explanation Name The name is designated It s input optionally Company A company name is designated It s input optionally Address The address is designated It s input optionally Telephone The te...

Page 114: ...m Regional Settings It s possible to establish it in detail by opening a tab of Region Number Currency Time and Date Region Tab Number Tab Tab Explanation Region A used language is chosen Number As th...

Page 115: ...115 Date Tab Tab Explanation Currency As the need arises the form is changed Time As the need arises the form is changed Date As the need arises the form is changed...

Page 116: ...battery and the backup battery is indicated On battery power When making a check box on the following setting becomes effective Turn off screen if device not used for 1 minute 2 minute 3 minute 4 minu...

Page 117: ...default Effective Item Explanation TURBO The CPU operating frequency is established at high speed STANDARD The CPU operating frequency is usually established POWER SAVING The CPU operating frequency i...

Page 118: ...ogy charge Default Normal Item Explanation Normal Charging method can be set as an ecology charge Default Normal Eco Charge An ecology charge is performed OK Setting is preserved and this tool is ende...

Page 119: ...l Tab Text Size Tab Tab Explanation General 1 Orientation Select Portrait Landscape right handed Landscape left handed 2 Touch Screen Calibration Press the Recalibrate button to calibrate the tap posi...

Page 120: ...120 3 2 2 Vibrator Property Select Start Settings System Vibrator Item Explanation Vibrator When making the respective vibrators effective a check box is turned on...

Page 121: ...rogram Buttons Assign a program Because buttons are not to be assigned it can not be used An assigned program is chosen Delay before first repeat The waiting time is set by a slider Short Long Up Down...

Page 122: ...onds 30 seconds 1 minute 2 minute 3 minute 4 minute 5 minute Battery Power Turn on backlight when a Button is pressed or the screen is tapped When a check box is on it becomes effective Turn off backl...

Page 123: ...splay dimming if device is not used for When assuming that it was effective it s established from below 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec 30 sec 1 min 2 min 5 min Battery Brightness To adjust the auto dimming brigh...

Page 124: ...s Tab NOtifications Tab Tab Item Explanation Sounds Enable sounds for When a check box is on sound becomes effective One in case of Screen taps Hardware Buttons can designate one of them of soft Loud...

Page 125: ...ct Start Settings System Buzzer Of a buzzer effective invalidity is established from the following screen The volume Min Mid Max is established The buzzer sound can be confirmed by pressing a button o...

Page 126: ...d to read individual IDs For details refer to the System Library Manual 3 Setting distributor IDs The individual ID and distributor ID can be used by the distributor and user to make a check when the...

Page 127: ...alid when you check item Time of the selected items are as follows 0 Minutes 1 Minutes 5 Minutes 15 Minutes 30 Minutes 1 Hour 1 5 Hours 2 Hours 12 Hours 24 Hours Password type Make a selection input f...

Page 128: ...128 3 4 2 Encryption Select Start Settings System Encryption If you want to Encryption files in the memory card do the item check the following...

Page 129: ...Settings System Scanner Setting Setting the scanner device you can change from the following Tool Read barcode Tab Driver Mode Tab Tab Explanation Read barcode Specify the 1D code to read Multiple sy...

Page 130: ...ing Angle Narrow Note 1 Enable Laser Focus or Disable Laser Focus Note 2 Output OBR buffer or Output Clipboard or Output Keyboard Disable termination code or Termination code CR LF CR LF TAB Selection...

Page 131: ...ods listed below LED light up Buzzer sound Vibrator Scanning Key This tab is to set up Enable or Disable for the following Trigger keys Left Trigger L Trigger key Right Trigger R Trigger key L Key Cur...

Page 132: ...to shipment Only if it is almost certain that the swing angle is not right adjust it in this mode Restore default setting Button This button resets setting contents and restores all the settings to th...

Page 133: ...rom the menu screen there are four Scan Barcode After reading each code of 1D code read code type I will show the number of digits When the user presses the trigger key and then run the scan Scan Mult...

Page 134: ...If you have enabled the focus function it is the ability to appeal to what was read any bar code from multiple bar code Demonstrate Scanning Speed It scans continuously the same bar code it displays...

Page 135: ...codes for details of this function 3 6 1 Imager Settings Select Start Settings System Imager Setting Use the dialog below to change CMOS imager device settings 1D Tab 2D Tab Tab Item Explanation 1D Al...

Page 136: ...tion Digit Range This field is to set up the effective range of reading symbol of the selected symbology the pull down menu box on the left side is for the minimum number of digits and the box on the...

Page 137: ...the decoding speed becomes fast though the number of symbols to be decoded is limited instead Or if it is set up to Deliberate or Very Deliberate the speed becomes slow though the number of symbols to...

Page 138: ...s radio button selects the multi step read mode which continuously reads multiple symbols until when the Trigger key is released Package Mode This radio button selects the package read mode which cont...

Page 139: ...139 About Tab This tab displays current version information of the imager setting tool...

Page 140: ...field is to set up a time period for the Timeout to activate in scanning operation Scanning terminates either when the Trigger key is released or when the time period in milliseconds set in this field...

Page 141: ...he Trigger key to start scanning 4 End scanning Scanning will end when the Trigger key is released or when the timeout time elapses The scanning result will be output to the application Remarks i To e...

Page 142: ...canner Demo Scan Barcode This mode reads a single bar code symbol every time one of the Trigger keys is pressed and then displays scanned bar code symbology name and the no of digits To exit this mode...

Page 143: ...nd then capture the image when the key is pressed second time to save it in JPEG format in a storage area which is indicated at the lower part of the screen Scan target barcode This mode reads bar cod...

Page 144: ...the following card information ISO IEC14443 TypeA ISO IEC14443 TypeB FeliCa ISO15693 For function details please refer to 2 12 NFC Near Field Communication 3 7 1 NFC Demo Select Start NFC Demo Four d...

Page 145: ...145 2 Demo functions The following four are available Read Tag IC Card Demonstrate Scanning Speed Read as Multiple Read as Package...

Page 146: ...elect one of the following Enable DHCP default IP specification 3 IP Specify the IP address required if IP specification is used Default Blank The input range for each octet is integers in the range 0...

Page 147: ...the IP address auto increment 1 process is applied If the number of units is unspecified nothing is displayed and the system stands by for operation vii Click Close or the X button to close this tool...

Page 148: ...his is issued if there is an input value outside the range 1 254 for the number of units Input the number of units again 5 Writing information to LAN cradles This is displayed when a polling operation...

Page 149: ...tart Settings Connections Connections Make settings for connections by dial up and LAN 1 Setup screen The following connection types can be created Tasks Tab Advanced Tab 2 Advanced choices Select Net...

Page 150: ...mple for performing packet communications In the following procedure set the network connection Select My Network Add a new modem connection From the following menu the selection of the modem is set t...

Page 151: ...151 In SIM card to be used in IT G500 communication company will enter the Access point name that you specify From the menu below I specify the User name Password Domain...

Page 152: ...ctions WLAN Power This applet is to set up the settings for power to the integrated WLAN module and to display the detected status on the power Item Eexplanation WLAN Power Check the checkbox enabled...

Page 153: ...Setup using a dedicated Casio tool IP Tab Basic Tab Security WEP Tab Eexplanation IP When this tool starts it displays the settings stored in the ini file if there is one or the default WLAN settings...

Page 154: ...e server WLAN Tab Tab Eexplanation WLAN Make basic settings for WLAN configuration These settings cover wireless power supply power save mode WLAN standard the roaming threshold level and priority fre...

Page 155: ...should be used to display wireless settings and status NetUI is the name of an MS tools product AdHoc connection permission for non recommended security settings and comments for the configuration fil...

Page 156: ...save the content set for each tab to the configuration file Operation Eexplanation OK The terminal reboots and wireless functions operate with the set content Cancel Saving to the configuration file i...

Page 157: ...ing procedure i Select Start Settings Connections WLAN Power Check the WLAN Power and effective Select Start Settings Connections Network Cards Since the SSID list is displayed on the wireless screen...

Page 158: ...158 And the detailed settings from the following screen and then press the Finish button Configure Wireless Network Configure Network Authentication Configure Network Authentication...

Page 159: ...tting Tool Select Start Barcode Setting This tool performs WLAN setup by scanning a barcode This setting requires a barcode sheet prepared in advance for WLAN settings Refer to the WLAN Barcode Settin...

Page 160: ...wer The screen manages the Bluetooth power supply Check the check box to communicate with a Bluetooth device If you want to communicate with a Bluetooth device please check the Turn on Bluetooth If th...

Page 161: ...ackup restoration The target data is as follows 1 The registry other than passwords and stylus calibration information 2 Received mail 3 Browser cookies and temporary files 4 Certificates 5 Installati...

Page 162: ...the password as required may be omitted Press the Yes button to start backing up data to the selected save location Password Any password may be input or may be omitted Confirm Password If you input...

Page 163: ...procedure is as follows 1 Start restore 2 Input password i The save location is the backup source so choose it from the following options FlashDisk SD card if inserted ii Press the Restore now button...

Page 164: ...ess vi The Restore Complete screen is displayed Press the OK button to close the tool then reset the device Check the folder after backup A Backup dat file is saved in the following folder 1 After bac...

Page 165: ...s specified when the backup file was created Caution It may take between tens of seconds to a few minutes depending on the amount of data to back up or to restore You are advised to use an external po...

Page 166: ...r replace the main battery or recharge the battery A lack of battery capacity prevented writing the backup file 2 On restore No Error message Cause 1 Could not write data Data was not restored correct...

Page 167: ...the child terminals and the FlashDisk must be cleared prior to performing Copy Devices 2 Data on the SD card is not subject to copying so it must be copied separately on a PC etc 3 Applications can be...

Page 168: ...r 5 Press the Start button to enter standby 6 Automatically search for the counterpart terminal the duplicate and initiate a Bluetooth connection 7 Send all data on the parent unit sender FlashDisk to...

Page 169: ...de button a green bar No Item Operation Key operation 1 Receiver Mode button The terminal changes into Receiver mode operating as the duplicate and transitions to the Receiver Mode Selection screen Pr...

Page 170: ...only The following dialog is displayed if no backup data exists for the parent unit side Yes Go to the Group Name Input screen Refer to 4 Group name input No Return to the previous screen If backup d...

Page 171: ...tes No Item Operation Key operation 1 1 Normal Copy button Data is received in Normal Copy mode and the display transitions to the Group Name Settings screen Press either 1 or F2 2 2 Ripple Copy butto...

Page 172: ...advance to the Standby screen No Item Operation Key operation 1 Group name Specify the group name 2 Start button The terminal starts receiving data as the duplicate and transitions to the Receive scre...

Page 173: ...splays the parent unit MAC address 3 To Displays the duplicate MAC address 4 Status Displays the communication status 5 Transferring file Displays the file name currently being transferred 6 Transfer...

Page 174: ...ion Key operation 1 1 Normal Copy button Data is sent in Normal Copy mode and the display transitions to the Group Name Settings screen Press either 1 or F2 2 2 Ripple Copy button Data is sent in Ripp...

Page 175: ...tes the terminal name of the parent unit 2 FROM Displays the parent unit MAC address 3 To Displays the duplicate MAC address 4 Status Displays communication status 5 Transferring file Displays the fil...

Page 176: ...exe is for system use so do not use it as a user setup application 2 The order of priority for auto install is for systems use for individual applications Execution procedure for the Auto Setup Tool...

Page 177: ...used on models equipped with WHE6 5 Pro The method for enabling telephone is as follows 3 14 1 Phone 1 Select Start Settings Personal Phone Press Yes if the following message is output 2 The followin...

Page 178: ...ntly enabled communications function status is displayed 2 If Phone is off tap Phone to turn it on enable it Note The following procedure can also be used to display the Wireless Manager 1 Tap the tit...

Page 179: ...ration module SetCtryITG500 exe 2 Configuration file SetCtryITG500 ini The configuration module exe and configuration file ini comprise a set The ini file is different in each country but the exe is c...

Page 180: ...re required If the code is 11 13 or 14 the 11bg section and the 11a section are ignored An error occurs if no code key exists 11bg section Key Value 1ch 0 Do not use 1 Use Anything other than the abov...

Page 181: ...above 108ch As above 112ch As above 116ch As above 120ch As above 124ch As above 128ch As above 132ch As above 136ch As above 140ch As above The key displays the 11a channel Set all the keys in the t...

Page 182: ...ation region USA Country Code 11 Destination region XXXXX Country Code 99 11bg 1ch 1 2ch 1 3ch 1 4ch 1 5ch 1 6ch 1 7ch 1 8ch 1 9ch 1 10ch 1 11ch 1 12ch 1 13ch 0 14ch 0 11a 36ch 1 40ch 1 44ch 1 48ch 1...

Page 183: ...e configuration file ini and writes it to the non volatile memory area of the terminal The screen does not display whether reading succeeded or failed Success or failure can be judged from the termina...

Page 184: ...One of US EU JA 2 Close button Closes the screen 2 Screen display when configuration was successful custom The following screen is displayed if configuration was successful if the country setting is c...

Page 185: ...the details of the error are displayed in a message box The list of messages is described later Termination status This tool sets termination status on termination Termination status can be referred...

Page 186: ...by touching the screen If power has been turned off by the power saving control sleep auto power off auto backlight off If the backlight is off Refer to 2 8 4 Power saving Control for details 2 To reb...

Page 187: ...IP Note Refer to 2 2 Key Control about the keyboard key functions 4 2 1 Operation Method 1 Press the Fn 0 keys to display the Software Input Panel The touch panel can be now be used for key input 2 To...

Page 188: ...ll and video shooting and do the playback of image files For detailed information on the features please refer to the 2 11 camera still images motion shooting Startup screen When you tap the Camera ic...

Page 189: ...he icon changes If LED illumination and LED flash are used at the same time LED flash is prioritized Before image capture the LED first turns off and then starts operating as LED flash Add GPS data Ta...

Page 190: ...200 x 1600 4 Quad VGA 960 x 1280 5 XGA 768 x 1024 6 SVGA 600 x 800 7 VGA 480 x 640 8 1 4 VGA 240 x 320 Image quality Image quality can be selected from Fine Normal and Economy The icon changes in orde...

Page 191: ...ap the LED Illumination button to switch the LED between off 50 lit and 100 lit The icon changes to Exposure compensation Brightens the exposure Exposure compensation Darkens the exposure Light mode S...

Page 192: ...n this is fixed as 1 4VGA Magnification digital zoom Magnification can be selected from 1 0 1 5 and 2 0 The icon changes in order through ___________ The available magnification changes according to t...

Page 193: ...193 4 4 Connection operation of the internet 4 4 1 Internet Explorer Select Start Internet Explorer It s possible to indicate a Web page of the internet and intranet from a browser...

Page 194: ...connection to a PC Select Start Settings Connections USB to PC A connection method with a PC is established from the following screen Item Eexplanation Enable advanced network functionnality When doi...

Page 195: ...ncture of this terminal and a PC is changed for Windows Mobile Device Center LMWIN The setting which does USB juncture of this terminal and a PC is changed for LMWIN Default is set as LMWIN 4 5 2 LMWI...

Page 196: ...ect Start FLCE A file transfer is performed between LMWIN in the PC utility and the I O box It s also possible to do a file transfer via a wireless LAN For details please refer to LMWIN manual 1 Comma...

Page 197: ...ication is performed by linking with the ActiveSync client on the terminal When used in Windows Vista or later PC OS environment use Windows Mobile Device Center to connect between the terminal and a...

Page 198: ...are using terminal services The connection procedure is as follows 1 Specify the connection destination computer Input the connection name or IP address of the connection destination PC to connect to...

Page 199: ...ner Read or Image Scanner Read application program 4 Call Scanner Settings or Imager Settings from the icon in the task tray then set the output destination for scanning results to Keyboard output Sac...

Page 200: ...is placed to the input number and can start when the called party answers 4 When the call is finished Tap End Remarks 1 If the input phone number matches a number registered in Contacts the name is d...

Page 201: ...is enabled Add Call Calls a third party during a call Contacts Edits contacts and creates new contacts End Ends the call iii Keypad Tap to display the keypad to input phone numbers iv Menu Tap to put...

Page 202: ...o notification of the other party s phone number The reason why there is no notification is displayed To reject an incoming call Tap Ignore Slide Ignore to the right end if the device is locked 2 When...

Page 203: ...ct Start Calculator It s possible to calculate an arithmetic operation at most 10 digits from the following calculator program 4 7 2 Notes Select Start Notes When the following edit button is pressed...

Page 204: ...204 4 7 3 E mail Select Start E mail After choosing Setup E mail it s possible to make a message Setup E mail Making of a message...

Page 205: ...205 4 7 4 Text Message Select Start E mail After choosing Text Messages it s possible to make a message Messageing Text Messages Menu button...

Page 206: ...5 1 File Operations 5 1 1 TextEditor Select Start Text From the following screen you can create a text message 5 1 2 FCHKCE This utility checks a result of data upload download See the LMWIN Utility...

Page 207: ...he upper folder Open Path Opens the network share Refresh Updates the list with latest information Show All Files Displays all files Sort By Name Displays the list sorted by name date Displays the lis...

Page 208: ...s the selected file and folder Copy Copies the selected file and folder Paste Pastes the file and folder that are cut or copied Paste Shortcut Creates a shortcut for the file and folder that are cut o...

Page 209: ...D card slot of the terminal in the state which doesn t suspend File Explorer then it ll be the state that a SD card icon went off as follows Screen display example Remove before After removal Note Whe...

Page 210: ...g Viewer 5 3 1 Log Viewer Select Start Log Viewer This tool indicates collected business log Display Range Settings screen When a Set button is pressed a log list is indicated the following figure ref...

Page 211: ...the respective Disks is indicated Storage Properties Properties of Partitions Item Eexplanation Store Info Chosen Disk information is indicated Properties of Partitions Indicate the Properties dialogu...

Page 212: ...ss LAN is reconnected This tool start can be started by the following procedure the indication state that it s impossible to communicate data A communication mark will be x 1 Tool start File Explorer...

Page 213: ...l View 2 Indication of a remote DTE in depth information display screen Options Indication of a remote DTE search condition setting screen About Address bar graph display change Tool Ping 4 Indication...

Page 214: ...l Detail when a button the screen lower right is pressed IPInformation is indicated 2 List View 1 List View 1 when a button the screen lower left is pressed a list screen of wireless LAN remote DTE is...

Page 215: ...Ping Utility screen is indicated 4 Signal 5 Signal 5 when a button is pressed an electric field strong history indication screen is indicated 5 Disp Options When Disp Options is chosen a remote DTE s...

Page 216: ...led in linkage with the telephone function Therefore to use GPS information check that the phone is turned on in the Wireless Manager tool The default setting is for the phone to be on The GPS unit po...

Page 217: ...played towards the right edge of the screen Position display No Item Operation 1 Latitude Displays the latitude of the positioning result 2 Longitude Displays the longitude of the positioning result 3...

Page 218: ...yed the GPS unit will consume more power than when the unit is turned off normally To reduce the effect on battery life close the GPS Information screen before turning the unit off 2 If any user app i...

Page 219: ...phone company indications i IT G500 and the PC connected with a USB cable ii In the following folder of IT G500 it will create a new agpscfg ini FlashDisk System Settings agpscfg ini descriptive conte...

Page 220: ...in A GPS Mode this setting is available Available to set until 110 byte Error if no setting 4 Port Specify Port number for connection to Supl server When you select User Plane in A GPS Mode this setti...

Page 221: ...n setting 1 Version Start icon An indication example Version tab Device ID tab Copyrights tab Tab Explanation Version The OS version Processor and Memory size are indicated Device ID The name of the d...

Page 222: ...example Main tab Storage Card tab Tab Explanation Main Memory for data memory the respective percentages of the memory for program execution are indicated Storage Card When a memory card for memories...

Page 223: ...ion Select Start Settings System Version Info Start icon An indication example Tab Explanation CVersion System information on Casio is indicated The version indication by which it s for OS Loader Boot...

Page 224: ...Restore Tool This tool uses the Backup Tool to back up and restore system data and automatically execute user specified applications If this tool is executed at the backup stage the Backup Tool start...

Page 225: ...te Execution logs The auto restore execution log is saved in FlashDisk CE ARM Restore log Remarks i A maximum of 30 logs combined are stored for backup and restore operations ii If the log file exceed...

Page 226: ...ration O O Comparison of catalog information content Abstraction of differential information within catalog information files module addition update information O O Differential saving of catalog info...

Page 227: ...e intended file from an FTP folder made public on the server iii File sharing Get the intended file from a public folder on a common network iv FLINK COM1 Get the intended file from a device connected...

Page 228: ...guration information files from the server 5 Download via FTP screen example 6 Download via folder sharing v To download via FTP input the connection information and press the Start button After that...

Page 229: ...nd intranet is indicated 4 4 1 7 Calendar A schedule is input 8 Settings It will move to set folder 9 Getting Started It displays the Microsoft s description 10 Alarms Setting in the time and alarm mu...

Page 230: ...nal of the user data is performed 3 12 1 31 Display Demo A demonstration of LCD screen indication 32 FLCE Upload of data and downloaded client communication software 4 5 3 33 GPS Information This tool...

Page 231: ...creen are set 4 Lock The password input at the time of a terminal start is established 3 4 1 5 Power An option of power management is established 3 1 5 6 Sounds Notifications The kind of sounds and th...

Page 232: ...ption Reference No 1 About Version information on Windows is indicated 2 Backlight The brightness of the backlight automatic dimness and automatic off are established 3 2 4 3 Buzzer Of a buzzer it s e...

Page 233: ...Setting 2D model only This sets the imager 1D 2D 3 6 1 19 Screen The location correction and the character size a screen is pointing and by which it s a touch screen are adjusted 3 2 1 20 Storage Man...

Page 234: ...s tool makes a module renewal specification file 5 WLAN country basis setting tool This tool establishes a wireless LAN by country 3 15 6 Active menu This is menu system 7 Local security Only the spec...

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