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4.1

Desktop

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4.2

Start Menu

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4.3

System Menu Outline

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4.3.1

System Menu

Structure

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4.4

System Menu Details

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4.4.1

Execute Program Menu

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4.4.2

Communication Menu

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4.4.3

System Properties

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4.4.4

Test

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4.4.5

Explorer

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4.4.6

System Information

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4.5

Wireless Network Settings

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4.5.1

Wireless LAN Menu

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4.5.2

Information menu

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4.5.3

Network menu

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4.5.4

Settings menu

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4.5.5

Profiles menu

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4.5.6

Link menu

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4.5.7

Ping menu

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4.6

Bluetooth Manager

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4.6.1

Main window description

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4.6.2

Device Inquiry

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4.6.3

Device pairing

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4.6.4

Properties and configuration

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4.6.5

Remote devices services

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4.6.6

Disconnection management

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4.6.7

Service connection shortcuts

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4.6.8

Version information

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4.6.9

Exit the Bluetooth Manager

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4.7

Scanner Reading Parameters

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4.7.1

Top Menu

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4.7.2

Read Mode

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4.7.3

Read Code

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4.7.4

Data Edit

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4.7.4

Data Edit

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4.8

Hard Test Menu

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4.8.1

HardTest Menu

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4.9

BHT Photo

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4.9.1

Taking Still Images

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4.9.2

Changing the image save folder

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4.10

Application Launcher

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4.10.1

Main menu

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4.10.2

Initial setup

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4.10.3

User mode

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4.10.4

Administrator mode

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Chapter 4

System Operation

This chapter describes how to operate the desktop, Start menu and
System Menu, and how to make wireless network settings.

Summary of Contents for BHT-1170BWB-CE

Page 1: ...Barcode Handy Terminal BHT 1170BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE User s Manual...

Page 2: ...ENSO WAVE INCORPORATED that malfunction of the product is due to the product having been dropped or subjected to impact repairs will be made at a reasonable charge even within the warranty period Than...

Page 3: ...on search service FAQ Offers detailed inform Download service Offers downloads of repair modules for the latest BHT Series tems or software and sample programs sys E mail inquiries Product related que...

Page 4: ...acement and daily procedures for taking care of the BHT and CU Chapter 7 Error Messages Describes causes and countermeasures for error messages that display during BHT use Chapter 8 Specifications Des...

Page 5: ...can be used to jump to the Contents page 1 Click the Bookmark tab 2 Click About the Bookmark The PDF Procedure to search for the desired item 3 Click the item to be read 1 Click the Bookmarks tab 2 C...

Page 6: ...he target page by entering words or characters related to the Search icon Or select Edit Search 2 Enter the word s or character s to be searched for 3 Click Search Search Results Example item being se...

Page 7: ...the WLAN Manager profile feature Enhanced the Application launcher feature ribe in Regiona and Language Settings is changed As a result the text layout of the complex text languages CTL such i is cha...

Page 8: ...rts you to those conditions that could cause serious bodily injury or death if the instructions are not followed correctly Alerts you to those conditions that could cause minor bodily injury damage if...

Page 9: ...ld cause the batteries to break generate heat rupture or burn Avoid dropping the battery or letting it undergo any shock or impact Doing so could cause the batteries to break generate heat rupture or...

Page 10: ...socket or CU and contact your neares Failure to do so could cause fire or electrical s Never use the CU for charging anything other than the specified batteries Doing so could cause heat battery rupt...

Page 11: ...cause malfunction When using the hand belt exercise due care to avoid getting them caught in other objects or entangled in rotating machinery Failure to do so could result in accident or injury dis N...

Page 12: ...n a fire ell ventilated area Doing so could cause the unit to hea Always use the CU and AC adapter in a w Do not place the CU anyplace where it may be subjected to oily smoke or stea range or hu m e g...

Page 13: ...on 3 1 2 Component Names and Functions 4 1 2 1 BHT Front Rear 4 1 2 2 CU Front Rear 6 1 2 3 Keypad 7 1 2 4 BHT Screen 9 0BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE 1 Outline an overall outline of the BHT Chapter This chap...

Page 14: ...r the barcode data collection system used by the BHT Please n in components of the required hardware will differ depending on the type of communication used 1 Hardware Configuration In addition to t o...

Page 15: ...erminal 1 1 2 tion 2 velopment Environment Refer to BHT API Reference Manual BHT Class Library Reference Manual Software Configura 1 BHT Operating System OS Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6 0 R3 Applic...

Page 16: ...BHT 1170BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE 1 2 Component Names and Functions 4 1 2 1 BHT Front Rear 3 4 2 5 6 7 11 1 8 9 10 12...

Page 17: ...a section with metal evaporated tape or by hand Doing so ma Do not cover this anten communication fa 4 LCD with Touch pa hic patterns Data may be entered by tapping the screen nel Displays the charact...

Page 18: ...es red during batter 2 BHT charge terminals and interface terminals BHT charge terminals Do not stain these terminals doing so could result in a lower charging efficiency Clean these terminals periodi...

Page 19: ...Barcode Handy Terminal 1 2 The BHT key functions can be set at user programs The diagram below shows an example of settings for each key function 4 3 Keypad 1 3 2 5 6 8 7 9 10 11 16 12 17 13 14 18 15...

Page 20: ...r and select menus eys Used 7 Escape keys Cancels the operation 8 Backspace key Moves back one character 9 Numerical keys Used to enter data 10 Enter ke finalize entered data or execute operations y P...

Page 21: ...eak Indicates the Bluetooth power status Appears when the Bluetooth device is powered on Blue Appears when the Bluetooth device is powered off Grey This icon does not dislay by default but can be disp...

Page 22: ...ftware keyboard Hide Input Panel Tap the Hide Input Panel item to hide the software keyboard This item is enabled if software keyboad is displayed No andby mode after it has t been operated for a spec...

Page 23: ...the Stylus 17 2 3 2 Holding the BHT 17 2 3 3 Using the Stylus 17 2 3 4 Touch Screen Operation 18 2 4 Initial Setup 19 2 5 Turning OFF the Power 20 2 5 1 Normal Power OFF 20 2 5 2 Turning the Power OF...

Page 24: ...The chargers that can be use with the BHT are the CU The charge time is approximately 3 hours standard rechargeable battery or 4 5 hours large capacity rechargeable battery An only slightly discharge...

Page 25: ...e the battery cover 3 Load the battery in the direction shown by the arrow Terminal Battery pull tape 4 Close the battery cover and return the battery cover lock to the original position Point The end...

Page 26: ...andard rechargeable battery or 4 5 hours large capacity rechargeable battery An only slightly discharged battery should take this time to become fully charged The indicator LED flashing in red indicat...

Page 27: ...o contact with the skin wash thoroughly with clean water such as tap water without rubbing and obtain medical treatment immediately Failure to do so will result in eye or skin injuries Mishandling of...

Page 28: ...the battery as soon as possible before the battery power is depleted 2 2 3 Battery Voltage Drop If the battery voltage drops to a level that requires charging or battery replacement while using the B...

Page 29: ...3 2 Holding the BHT Insert your hand into the hand belt and hold the BHT as shown below 2 3 3 Using the Stylus The BHT liquid crystal display LCD is a touch screen Buttons menus and so displayed on th...

Page 30: ...he stylus to an object while pressing the touch screen This function is the equivalent of dragging with the mouse on a computer Long tap Hold This involves tapping the touch screen for several seconds...

Page 31: ...Full Resetting for details of the full reset method Press the power key to turn ON the BHT power Point It may take time to display the screen after pressing the power key but it is not malfunction of...

Page 32: ...this may result in data stored in the BHT being lost 2 5 2 Turning the Power OFF after Registry Back up Hold down the SF key or CTRL key and and press the power key The message on the right displays...

Page 33: ...th of time set at the user program The default time is set to 3 minutes when the BHT is shipped from the factory Refer to Chapter 4 System Operation for details of auto power OFF Point Do not remove t...

Page 34: ...data currently being edited will be lost 2 6 3 Full Reset Perform a full reset if the problem persists even after resetting 2 6 4 Full Reset Method With the BHT power ON press the full reset key combi...

Page 35: ...ps below in order implementing from function 1 for full reset function 5 for reset respectively when rebooting When skipping reinstall and recovery methods of data after reset full reset with the foll...

Page 36: ...strongly recommended and Flash Startup Windows should be used only for compatibility with past BHT series Example Folders to copy from Example Folders to copy to Flash Copyfile Windows Flash Copyfile...

Page 37: ...oSD card cover microSD card cover 3 Insert the microSD card into the slot beside the microSD card cover microSD card Point Ensure that the microSD card is inserted in a direction that matches the shap...

Page 38: ...roSD card cover in the OPEN direction and then open the microSD card cover microSD card cover 3 Extract the microSD card from the slot beside the microSD card cover microSD card Point Ensure that the...

Page 39: ...ng Data 33 3 4 1 Ethernet Communication 34 3 4 2 USB RS 232C Communication 34 3 4 3 Bluetooth Communication 35 3 4 4 Wireless Communication 36 ration ing the BHT the backlight ission Chapter 3 Basic O...

Page 40: ...ith the User s Manual instructions provided in the application Note If required clean dirty labels before scanning It may not be possible to perform scanning in direct sunlight If the barcode is on a...

Page 41: ...30 cm from the BHT reading window is within the illumination LED range Barcode curvature barcode surface is curved eading window surface Scanning may be unsuccessful if the Scan the barcode at the cen...

Page 42: ...ction can be enabled or disabled at the Backlight settings menu If no key is 3 seconds Press an Backlight OFF or dim backlight function enabled Backlight OFF or dim backlight function disabled Backlig...

Page 43: ...e can be switched in System Properties Refer to 4 4 System Menu Details 4 4 3 System Properties 5 key for further details It is also possible to change the sift status with the program Refer to the BH...

Page 44: ...Left Trigger key to display hide the software keyboard Data can be entered by tapping the keys on the software keyboard Software keyboard 3 4 Entering Data in function mode The FUNC key switches to t...

Page 45: ...he strator should be contacted for details of operation Data gathered b uld be promptly uploaded to the host computer system admini Request y the BHT sho To perform wireless communication with a wirel...

Page 46: ...nnect the Ethernet cable to the CU 1111 beforehand 3 4 2 USB RS 232C Communication The user can use USB RS 232C connection via the CU 1133 Place the BHT on the CU 1133 and transmit data The BHT RS 232...

Page 47: ...cess Serial DevA FTP Notes The other profiles like HSP HID and PAN are not supported Pointing the BHT in the direction of the other device sometimes improves communications over the link Bluetooth com...

Page 48: ...ial heating equipment or high frequency medical equipment 2 In the vicinity of comput ehold appliances such as refridgerators that emit electromagnetic noise 3 In the vicinity of metallic objects in p...

Page 49: ...37 Barcode Handy Terminal...

Page 50: ...38 BHT 1170BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE...

Page 51: ...4 6 3 Device pairing 129 4 6 4 Properties and configuration 130 4 6 5 Remote devices services 133 4 6 6 Disconnection management 140 4 6 7 Service connection shortcuts 140 4 6 8 Version information 14...

Page 52: ...also used to see file information inside the BHT To open double tap the My Documents icon Recycle Bin Recycle Bin stores deleted files from the BHT memory To see deleted files double tap the Recycle B...

Page 53: ...same functions as a standard Internet Explorer Full Screen Internet Explorer displays the screen shown on the right when the BHT is disconnected from the network LAN WLAN To reconnect the BHT to the s...

Page 54: ...xplorer set up the wireless settings and open the wireless device Refer to Chapter 4 4 4 3 System Properties 13 Wireless LAN or 4 5 Wireless Network Settings Internet Options Internet Options is used...

Page 55: ...essor in windows To use WordPad double tap the Microsoft WordPad icon Remote Desktop Connection Remote Desktop Connection is used to control other computers remotely To connect to a remote computer do...

Page 56: ...of applications for the BHT end users in order to ensure smooth BHT operation In the Start menu tap Programs App Launcher AppLauncher to start up the AppLauncher program Refer to Chapter 4 4 10 Applic...

Page 57: ...mpt is a windows command processor and is used to execute entered commands In the Start menu tap Programs Command Prompt to open the command prompt window The following programs can also be started in...

Page 58: ...cting the BHT to the remote host computer via a windows network set the time and date of the BHT properly If both the BHT and the remote host computer do not have the same date and time the BHT may no...

Page 59: ...y overrides the above backlight settings Whenever the backlight ON OFF keys SF key M3 key are pressed the backlight switches between ON and OFF regardless of the backlight settings in this menu Refer...

Page 60: ...a period of time specified in the General tab Specify the illumination time sec Select Dim or Off Dim Dim Backlight stays ON faintly Off Backlight turns OFF LCD Keypad tab Keypad Backlight Select whe...

Page 61: ...the Control Panel Tap General tab to open the General menu General menu shows the basic windows system information Tap Memory tab to open the Memory menu The Memory menu is used to check the memory a...

Page 62: ...speed of the stylus can be changed In Calibration tab menu the screen can be recalibrated when the BHT is not responding properly to the stylus taps To recalibrate the touch screen tap the Recalibrat...

Page 63: ...and name servers as necessary To open the IP address and name servers settings double tap the LAN icon or WLAN icon whichever the BHT is connecting to To set the IP address tap the IP Address tab Obta...

Page 64: ...sound enable disable Key clicks Screen taps Trigger Key clicks In the Sounds tab sounds for various events can be changed To change the settings tap the Sounds tab In the Application tab the followin...

Page 65: ...sounds for the BHT To select an audio output device tap the Output Device tab Then choose Speaker or Receiver Input Device tab is used to adjust the microphone volume when the microphone is used as a...

Page 66: ...ed to set the date time time zone and automatic adjustment for daylight saving time To change the settings double tap the Date Time icon in the Control Panel Note The year can be set from 2000 to 2099...

Page 67: ...op background tap the Background tab Appearance tab in the Display properties is used to customize the desktop appearance To change the desktop appearance the way you want tap the Appearance tab The B...

Page 68: ...he software keyboard settings To change the settings double tap the Input Panel icon in the Control Panel The Options button in the Input Panel tab is used to switch the key size of the software keybo...

Page 69: ...from the Control Panel Refer to Chapter 4 4 2 Start Menu Control Panel Task Bar and Start Menu Taskbar and Start Menu is used to customize the taskbar and start menu appearance To change the settings...

Page 70: ...ual To open the screen capture tool 1 Tap the Desktop Start Run Run in the Start menu 2 Enter captbht in the Run dialog then tap the OK button To capture a screen image press the F3 key The BHT beeps...

Page 71: ...sktop shown in fig 3 is displayed after the application is launched To skip the start confirmation dialog fig 2 enter cerdisp c in the Run dialog fig 1 instead of cerdisp Run dialog fig 1 Start confir...

Page 72: ...stylus or press a menu number with the keypad To exit the System Menu tap the or button on the top right corner of the System Menu window The keys below functions the same in all menus Numeric keys E...

Page 73: ...ute Program Runs selected applications and opens selected folders or files Refer to Chapter 4 4 4 1 Execute Program Menu Communication Menu Communicates with the host computer Refer to Chapter 4 4 4 2...

Page 74: ...Performs various hardware tests Refer to Chapter 4 4 7 Hard Test Menu Explorer Runs Explorer Refer to Chapter 4 4 4 5 Explorer Version Displays system information Refer to Chapter 4 4 4 6 System Infor...

Page 75: ...y Backup Battery Discharge Count Reset Resets the backup battery discharge count ActiveSync WMDC Auto Connection Setting Sets the ActiveSync WMDC auto connection via a USB to either ON or OFF System P...

Page 76: ...gram is used to run applications and open folders or files 1 Tap 1 Execute Program in the System Menu 2 Tap the Browse button Select a file from the My Device list or enter a file name Make sure that...

Page 77: ...the BHT is connecting to the host computer via the RS 232C interface port To use Ymodem follow the steps below 1 Tap 1 Ymodem in the Communication menu 2 Tap the button 1 to set the communication envi...

Page 78: ...e button 2 to start the download Note If a file with the same name already exists in a download destination folder the new downloaded file overwrites the old one 2 The popup message shown on the right...

Page 79: ...wnload has failed due to a communication error Check the communication settings and then try again If the error still occurs check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same a...

Page 80: ...CE BHT 1171BWB CE Upload 1 Select the file to upload to the host computer Then tap button 3 to start the upload 2 The popup message shown on the right is displayed when the upload is successfully comp...

Page 81: ...ain If the error still occurs check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same as the BHT Cannot open port The communication port has already been opened Close the communicati...

Page 82: ...on the right is displayed when a connection has been established When ActiveSync WMDC connection is successful When ActiveSync WMDC connection is successfully established the BHT emits a network noti...

Page 83: ...the box to save an existing file as a temporary file when downloading just in case the download fails Make sure that the device memory has enough space to save a temporary file before downloading Clos...

Page 84: ...below 1 Tap the Ref button in the Upload section The Select file dialog is displayed 2 In the Select file dialog select the folder and file to upload 3 Tap the Upload button to start upload 3 During...

Page 85: ...ID required Either the user ID or password is not specified Specify the user ID or password Cannot contain any of the following characters The path is invalid The path is too long The folder or file...

Page 86: ...r hide on the desktop 9 G sensor Calibrates the G sensor 10 BHT Backup Backs up data and restores the registry 11 Startup Config Sets up how the BHT starts up after a reset or full reset 12 RegEdit Ed...

Page 87: ...quency of barcode read errors Setting the INVERT to OFF is recommended if not necessary inverted barcode reading is disabled DECODE LEVEL The decode level can be set from 1 to 9 The default level is s...

Page 88: ...rn to the previous menu The FLASH memory initialization does not require the BHT to reboot When the FLASH memory is only initialized the popup message shown on the right is displayed after the initial...

Page 89: ...r the specified time has elapsed When the Enable automatic power off with wireless communication check box is selected the power turns OFF automatically even during wireless communication when automat...

Page 90: ...is set to 5 In the Magic Keys tab the M1 to M4 key functions can be changed Magic keys The magic keys M1 to M4 can be assigned to some functions from the drop down list Assignable functions for the M...

Page 91: ...r BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details Launch APP key The application launcher function can be assigned to the magic keys When the Launch APP key function is set to the magic key the...

Page 92: ...Panel Large sized Input Panel 7 Status Display Status Display is used to display or hide the following status indicators in the taskbar To set up double tap the Status Display icon in the System Prope...

Page 93: ...oes not work properly To recalibrate the G sensor follow the steps below 1 Place the CU on a flat surface 2 Set the BHT in the CU 3 Double tap the G sensor icon in the System Properties 4 Tap the Reca...

Page 94: ...e Proceeds with the restore process View Displays the backup file information Delete Proceeds with the backup file delete process FLASH Disk FLASH memory free space built in Storage memory RAM memory...

Page 95: ...ve after the reset View To view the backup file information details follow the steps below 1 Select the file from the backup list in the BHT Backup initial screen 2 Tap VIEW button to display the info...

Page 96: ...rt message dialog Default Suppress the dialog p Display Backup progress message dialog Default Suppress the dialog m Display Backup end message dialog Default Suppress the dialog e Display Error messa...

Page 97: ...be restored automatically Copy files from one folder to another Selects whether to perform Automatic File Copy Flash Copyfile folder Open the Flash Copyfile folder with file explorer Flash Startup Win...

Page 98: ...or message 3 Date Time Properties error message error message To enable the messages check each box To disable the messages uncheck each box No Message Error message is displayed when Default 1 The po...

Page 99: ...Enter key Setup feature so as not to start up the application programs in the microSD card Storage Card Setup folder Uncheck the box to enable Default is checked The Enter key Setup feature is a full...

Page 100: ...he device lock is enabled the application launcher is displayed if the application launcher is enabled Enter the correct password to login to the BHT when the password entry screen is displayed Ex The...

Page 101: ...tion is started up when the BHT restarts Note This configuration ini file can be copied to other BHTs and work the same Copying the application launcher ini file CeAdmin ini together with the configur...

Page 102: ...n the System Properties In the upper half of the RegEdit screen the registry keys similar to folders are displayed 2 Tap and hold a registry key to edit The edit menu pops up 3 Select one from the fol...

Page 103: ...Single without linefeed code STRING Multi with linefeed code Delete Deletes registry data Modify Modifies registry data Rename Renames registry data name Add screen Add screen DWORD STRING Single STR...

Page 104: ...ow The following file and folder names are used in the steps below Registry file setup reg Registry file deployment folder Flash Setup Regfile Registry import batch file regset bat Description content...

Page 105: ...t sub key The registry sub key to export If the sub key is not specified the entire registry will be exported Import function I option RegEdit H I filepath H No message is displayed while importing th...

Page 106: ...The data type follows an equal mark and is followed by a colon If the data type is REG_SZ do not include the data type value and colon Refer to Data type and format list on the next page When hyphen...

Page 107: ...t the registry file format Common causes of the errors are listed below The sub key path is not enclosed in square brackets NG Blank line HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE BHT Icon Battery dword 00000001 OK...

Page 108: ...at The following errors are examples The sub key path is not specified NG Blank line Battery dword 00000001 OK Blank line HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE BHT Icon Battery dword 00000001 The sub key path c...

Page 109: ...dit e sample reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE The file path that includes space is not enclosed in double quotation marks NG RegEdit e Storage Card sample reg OK RegEdit e Storage Card sample reg 8 There is not...

Page 110: ...Tap the browse button The My Device screen pops up 3 Select the OS update file from the list 4 Tap the Exec button to start the OS update The progress screen is displayed during the update The BHT reb...

Page 111: ...urn to the previous screen Error Message List Message Error number Problem Solution The specified path or file is not found 6 The selected file does not exist Select an existing file OS update aborted...

Page 112: ...ath must start with for the local folder The full path must start with for the network folder Enclose the path in double quotation marks when a blank character is included in the path h help Note Both...

Page 113: ...Wlan Manager double tap the Wireless LAN icon in the System Properties Refer to Chapter 4 4 5 Wireless Network Settings for more details 15 Bluetooth Manager Bluetooth Manager is a Bluetooth connectio...

Page 114: ...ton The popup message shown on the right is displayed 3 Tap the OK button on the right corner of the message The BHT performs the reboot for the change to take effect LAN WLAN interface Metric Automat...

Page 115: ...more details Close control of FullScreen Plug in settings enable disable Error control enable disable Function key assignment only for FullScreen 18 Remote Desktop Remote Desktop is a Remote Desktop...

Page 116: ...bove log WLAN log WLAN packets and events log Scanner log Barcode reading log 1 Double tap the Next Upload button to retrieve log files Location to be saved Confirmation Result The log files are creat...

Page 117: ...t to automatically connect via the USB as default The ActiveSync WMDC Automatic Connection can be changed in the advanced system menu To enable or disable follow the steps below 1 Open the System Prop...

Page 118: ...access to files programs and network devices To open the explorer tap the 5 Explorer button in the System Menu Note When connecting the BHT to the remote host computer via a windows network always se...

Page 119: ...Edits the network profiles Link Displays the current communication status Ping Performs a Ping test 4 5 2 Information menu Tap the Information tab in the Wlan manager The following information is disp...

Page 120: ...tab set up how the BHT obtains an IP address from the DHCP server Obtain an IP address via DHCP Select the radio button to automatically obtain a dynamic IP address from the DHCP server Specify an IP...

Page 121: ...not reconnect to the access point if a larger number is set Radio mode Select the radio mode from the pull down list 11b 802 11b Default 11b g 802 11b or 802 11g 11b g n 802 11b 802 11g or 802 11n 2 4...

Page 122: ...N Settings button is used to create a registry file which contains only the WLAN settings WLAN registry file Tap the Export WLAN settings button to create the WLAN registry file The WLAN registry file...

Page 123: ...until connected if the wireless network is disconnected Notes The Highest priority is recommended if only one combination for the access point SSID and security type is used If the Priority order is...

Page 124: ...ters 128 bits 10 hexadecimal characters 40 bits 13 ASCII characters 128 bits or 5 ASCII characters 40 bits The Pre Shared key is displayed when the WPA PSK is selected The Pre Shared Key can be entere...

Page 125: ...P type Disable Disable PEAP EAP TLS LEAP EAP FAST Pre Shared Key WEP Key User ID Password Anonymous ID Validate Server Client certificate PAC Provisioning Profile Priority screen image A B C D E F Sec...

Page 126: ...s ID Validate Server Client certificate PAC Provisioning Profile Priority screen image J J K K Security Parameter PEAP WPA2 EAP TLS WPA2 LEAP WPA2 ESSID Authentication WPA2 1X WPA2 1X WPA2 1X WPA2 1X...

Page 127: ...ype EAP FAST EAP FAST Disable Disable Pre Shared Key WEP Key User ID Password Anonymous ID Validate Server Client certificate PAC Provisioning Profile Priority screen image J J K K disabled enabled No...

Page 128: ...116 BHT 1170BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE D E F G H I J K...

Page 129: ...on in the profiles menu screen The My certificate screen is displayed 2 Select the client certificate from the list and tap the Apply button The client certificates imported are displayed Select a cli...

Page 130: ...tificates and secret keys vary depending on the EAP types To edit tap each tab Import button Imports the certificate or PAC View button Views the details of the certificate Remove button Removes the s...

Page 131: ...the Certificates PACs screen 2 Tap the Import button The Import screen shown on the right is displayed 3 Tap the Browse button to select a client certificate file or enter the full path of the client...

Page 132: ...BHT 1171BWB CE To view details of the certificate tap the View button in the Certificates PACs screen Then select the certificate from the pull down list The screen displays the properties of the sel...

Page 133: ...ts The access points found are listed as shown on the right The maximum number of the scanned access points are 64 The information for each access point is displayed on the lower half of the screen by...

Page 134: ...Select the access point from the list in the Scan screen Then tap the Create Profile button The screen shown on the right is displayed Tap the Apply button to create a new profile with the SSID for th...

Page 135: ...signed to the associated access point Signal Strength Signal strength of the received packets Link Quality Quality of the communication link between the access point and BHT Display Communication Stat...

Page 136: ...ange the default device name BHT to a different name in order to ping the BHT from a remote device such as a computer If the default device name BHT is used the BHT will not respond to the ping comman...

Page 137: ...uest refer to the next page for details Count Specify the number of echo requests to send Tap the Default button to restore the default settings Setting ranges Item Value Range Default Value Data size...

Page 138: ...than or equal to the timeout time Interval Timeout when Type 1 is chosen Type2 Type 2 sets the interval after receiving the ping echo reply and after timeout occurs The interval time and timeout time...

Page 139: ...the current action Refresh Refresh to update the displayed information Folder not available Shortcut View the shortcut list Device inquiry View the remote device list Service View local services Setu...

Page 140: ...list is displayed next time the Bluetooth Manager is opened to save time searching for the same devices To refresh the remote device list tap the Refresh icon Note The devices already paired with the...

Page 141: ...to pair with the BHT local device Enter the PIN code set for the remote device refer to 4 6 4 Properties and configuration 5 Local device properties and configuration Security properties for the Defau...

Page 142: ...o deactivate a local service double tap the icon or select Stop in the contextual menu shown by holding down each icon with the stylus The local service is not activated The local service is activated...

Page 143: ...up window shown on the right is displayed Enter the new directory path or tap the Browse button to select the new directory 4 OPP Profile To activate the OPP Profile double tap the Object Push icon in...

Page 144: ...overable from remote devices Uncheck the box so as not to be discoverable Default PIN Check the box to display the PIN code prompt dialog when remote devices try to pair with the local device Enter th...

Page 145: ...rty contents shown in the remote device 2 Service Inquiry To find available services in a remote device double tap the remote device icon in the main window The Bluetooth Manager starts to search for...

Page 146: ...ation Option tab The first available COM port is automatically connected to the Serial Port service when the Auto Client COM Port is checked The message shown on the right is displayed when the connec...

Page 147: ...he Dial up properties select the Properties in the contextual menu shown by holding down the Dial Up Networking icon The pop up dialog shown on the right is displayed To make a new dial up connection...

Page 148: ...folder tap the Folder icon To receive files from the remote device double tap the folder icon or choose Get file in the contextual menu shown by holding down the folder icon The pop up dialog shown on...

Page 149: ...hown on the right is displayed then select the file to transfer To change the transfer speed select Properties in the contextual menu shown by holding down the Object Push icon The pop up dialog shown...

Page 150: ...service To use double tap the Audio Stereo icon or select Connect in the contextual menu shown by holding down the Audio Stereo icon The connection status of the service is shown as below Service is...

Page 151: ...con The paring and connection status with the remote device is shown as below HSP is not paired HSP is paired HSP is paired and connected The connection status of the service is shown as below Service...

Page 152: ...weak signals The Bluetooth Manager tries to reconnect to the remote device for 90 seconds after the disconnection occurs 4 6 7 Service connection shortcuts The service connection shortcut provides an...

Page 153: ...een to the service screen whether or not the connection is established The service connection status is displayed in both the service and shortcut icons To disconnect the service use the service icon...

Page 154: ...nager The Bluetooth Manager is still running in the background after the main window is closed To display the Bluetooth Manager again or exit the Bluetooth Manager select Show or Exit in the contextua...

Page 155: ...e Select one from the following 4 modes Auto Off Auto Off mode Momentary Momentary switching mode Alternate Alternate switching mode Continuous Continuous reading mode Beeper Activates the beeper and...

Page 156: ...illumination LED turns ON and OFF alternately by pressing the trigger key The BHT reads a code while the illumination LED is turned on but does not read a next code until the scanned data is read out...

Page 157: ...d when CODE39 CODABAR ITF or STF is checked in the Read Code menu Code Enables the code reading Specify the minimum and maximum numbers of digits to be read if the code is enabled The codes within the...

Page 158: ...e are read Check Digit Select the radio button Single or Double Single uses a one digit character for the check digit Double uses two digit characters for the check digit 5 RSS RSS 14 RSS Limited RSS...

Page 159: ...the Data Edit menu Check Digit Check the box to add the check digit to the code data Delete Lead 0 Check the box to delete a leading 0 from the UPC A data Convert to UPC A Check the box to convert a U...

Page 160: ...rt stop characters to the CODABAR data To Caps Check the box to convert start stop characters to uppercase characters 4 ITF The screen shown on the right is displayed when the ITF button is double tap...

Page 161: ...dTest menu to perform a code scanning test The screen shown on the right is displayed Scan an actual code with the BHT and confirm that the scanned data matches with the data shown on the screen When...

Page 162: ...m which complies with Guidelines on Symbology Identifiers of AIM USA The last character m varies depending on the data format of the barcode system as shown in the table on the next page Example I1 Fl...

Page 163: ...equency Hz do 1046 2093 4186 re 1174 2349 mi 1318 2637 fa 1396 2793 sol 1567 3135 la 1760 3520 ti 1975 3951 3 Aging Test Tap the 3 AGING button in the HardTest menu to perform the aging test The curre...

Page 164: ...ion Tap the Hide button to close the dialog or the Cancel button to cancel the test If the ActiveSync WMDC connection is established If the ActiveSync WMDC connection is established the Network Begin...

Page 165: ...the LED indicator illuminates in blue Press the ENT key to proceed to the next test pattern Press the BS key to return to the previous test pattern The second screen is black as shown on the right Th...

Page 166: ...reen blue blue with yellow outlines While the red green or blue screen is displayed the LED indicator illuminates in the same color red green or blue displayed on the screen The LED indicator illumina...

Page 167: ...en shown on the right is displayed and the BHT waits for a key entry Any key pressed is displayed on the screen and stays displayed until all keys are pressed The vibrator works when the SCAN key or r...

Page 168: ...e camera image Contrast Adjust contrast for the camera image Note The camera device is available only on BHT 1171BWB CE Note The camera cannot be used while the barcode device is in use Note The auto...

Page 169: ...ocus frame changes to green when the auto focus succeeded and changes to orange when the auto focus failed The Light button is used to turn on or off the camera flash Note For the JPG format image fil...

Page 170: ...listed application from starting up The administrator mode allows full control of the Application Launcher When switching to administrator mode the Application Launcher prompts for the administrator p...

Page 171: ...ately Refer to Settings section for how to set the task bar to Hide or Show Task bar is not displayed Task bar is displayed The listed applications can be started up by simply double tapping the appli...

Page 172: ...s Taskbar and Start General menu The administrator mode provides the following functions Hide The Hide button is used to minimize the application so as to access to other applications Log out The Log...

Page 173: ...st For example To add Windows Explorer to the user list follow the steps below 1 Tap the Start Trace button The pop up dialog shown on the right is displayed then tap the Yes button to start trace mod...

Page 174: ...add Windows Explorer to the user list The Add to List screen is displayed Refer to the next section Adding applications Add to List for how to add applications to the user or admin list 5 If the Log...

Page 175: ...e selected application from the list button Opens File select dialog An application can also be selected from the dialog regardless of the trace results The message dialog shown on the right is displa...

Page 176: ...ed time interval takes effect when the menu has over 10 applications If there are more than 10 applications in the list the application numbers are displayed as two digits numbers For example when the...

Page 177: ...s remarks Note This configuration file can be copied to other BHTs and work the same Copying the device lock function configuration file Setup ini together with the configuration file CeAdmin ini is r...

Page 178: ...ation Name and font can be omitted Path Path Maximum 255 characters Enter full path of an application ex path app exe Name Name Maximum 255 characters An application name entered can be selected from...

Page 179: ...th the correct file Correct the application path Wrong password Password is incorrect Enter the correct password Administrator mode Failed to write the ini file Failed to write the ini file Delete the...

Page 180: ...168 BHT 1170BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE...

Page 181: ...ommunication 5 1 Connector Communication 170 5 2 Bluetooth Communication 171 5 2 1 Notes for Bluetooth Operations 171 5 2 2 Specifying Parameters 172 5 3 Wireless Communication 173 5 3 1 Usage Precaut...

Page 182: ...1BWB CE 5 1 Connector Communication The BHT 1100 is equipped with a connector port used to communicate with other devices The Ethernet communication is possible via CU 1111 The USB RS 232C communicati...

Page 183: ...other home appliances can also interfere with link operation Environmental factors that can also interfere with link operation include large metallic objects metallic dust or metallic walls in the vi...

Page 184: ...encryption keys for mutual authentication and for establishing secure links between themselves Security Modes This BHT supports the following three security modes 1 No security There is no security au...

Page 185: ...communication is possible prior to use Use a program capable of retransmitting data if communication fails If the BHT is introduced into an environment in which a device using 2 4 GHz waveband electro...

Page 186: ...c 4 2 5 4 1 ActiveSync WMDC Installation A host computer with USB interface port is required to install ActiveSync WMDC When establishing a connection between the BHT and host computer using ActiveSyn...

Page 187: ...button 2 The screen on the right displays To synchronize files select the Files check box and click the Next button 3 Click the Finish button to complete the setup and return to Windows The partnershi...

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Page 189: ...s for taking care of the BHT and CU 6 1 Replacing the Battery 178 6 1 1 Battery Service Life 178 6 1 2 Battery Replacement Method 178 6 2 Replacing the Backup Battery 181 6 3 Using the BHT after Long...

Page 190: ...normal use When the battery operation time becomes shorter even after charging for the specified length of time replace the battery with a new one 6 1 2 Battery Replacement Method 1 Press the power k...

Page 191: ...t to its original position Contact your nearest local sales office for information on disposal procedures When disposing of used batteries cover the terminals with vinyl tape to insulate and protect f...

Page 192: ...of the RAM and data including files and settings stored in the RAM may be lost In that case because the RAM will revert to the factory default it is recommended that any important data be backed up to...

Page 193: ...case because the RAM will revert to the factory default it is recommended that any important data be backed up to the FLASH folder or uploaded to the host computer When the BHT turns ON after the dat...

Page 194: ...y charged battery This is used for backup battery charge Therefore should not be removed from the BHT for at least 2 days Can the power be turned ON No Yes Power ON Does the normal screen display No T...

Page 195: ...hat has been soaked in soapy water always use neutral detergent and wrung out thoroughly Never use substances such as benzene or alcohol as this may cause the housing to be marred or paint to peel off...

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Page 197: ...or Messages This chapter describes causes and countermeasures for error messages that display during BHT use Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual Section 17 4 4 Error Codes for the errors while the a...

Page 198: ...ds before returning to its normal operational status The battery voltage has dropped to a level that requires charging or battery replacement when turning the BHT ON OFF or while running a program The...

Page 199: ...the display setting If the Registry is lost it is automatically restored by the OS The error message on the right displays if the OS fails to restore the Registry because the Registry has not been bac...

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Page 201: ...E Chapter 8 Specifications This chapter describes the BHT specifications 8 1 Specifications 190 8 1 1 Hardware Specifications 190 8 1 2 Barcode Specifications 191 8 1 3 Reading Performance 192 8 1 4 I...

Page 202: ...in 0 9 Reflection intensity min 85 for white and max 5 for black Controller CPU 32 bit RISC RAM 512MB Flash memory 2GB Keypad Numerical keys etc 36 Trigger keys 2 Display Type Color TFT LCD with touch...

Page 203: ...0 9 Black white bar reflection intensity difference 0 8 Min 0 15 mm PCS value 0 45 Code 93 Code 128 GS1 128 EAN 128 UPC 128 Min 0 15 mm PCS value 0 45 MSI Min 0 20 mm PCS value 0 45 GS1 DataBar TM RSS...

Page 204: ...g window with the center of the barcode Reading Distance and Area Thickness of Bars and Depth of Field Minimum Narrow Bar Width Depth of Field 0 125 mm 0 15 mm 0 33 mm 1 0 mm 100 to 200 mm 1 60 to 260...

Page 205: ...Narrow bar Wide bar 1 2 2 Reflection intensity of white bars min 85 Reflection intensity of black bars max 5 3 Under the following conditions Ambient brightness 500 lx Xenon arc lamp EAN 13 Reflection...

Page 206: ...tput Class 2 2 5 mW max Supported profiles DUN DT Generic Access Serial DevA Serial DevB Service Discovery FTP OPP A2DP Notes The other profiles like HSP HID and PAN are not supported Wireless Interfa...

Page 207: ...cable connection 199 9 4 2 Communication with the Host Computer 200 9 5 Charging the BHT and the Spear battery 201 9 5 1 Charging the BHT 201 9 5 2 Charging Operation and LED Indicators 202 9 5 3 Char...

Page 208: ...following functions 1 Data exchange function The CU 1111 exchanges data and programs between the BHT and host computer via Ethernet The CU 1133 exchanges data and programs between the BHT and host com...

Page 209: ...s applied to the CU Spare battery charging slot Do not stain these terminals doing so could result in a lower charging efficiency Clean these terminals periodically Ethernet 100BASE TX connector Used...

Page 210: ...high pressure container Never use the CU if smoke abnormal noises or odors are being emitted If any of the above abnormalities occur immediately unplug the AC adapter If foreign material or water get...

Page 211: ...o the CU 1111 Ethernet connector CU 1133 Connect the USB or RS 232C cable to the CU 733 interface connector Ethernet cable RS 232C cable USB cable 4 CU 1111 Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable...

Page 212: ...BHT power is turned OFF and place it on the CU 4 At the host computer start up a communication server program HTTP FTP 5 Turn ON the BHT and start client software HTTP Internet Explorer Desktop FTP FT...

Page 213: ...y with a new one if the power consumption period becomes shorter even after charging for the specified length of time Generally battery replacement is early time of required after approximately 300 cy...

Page 214: ...Point Charging takes approximately 3 hours standard rechargeable battery or 4 5 hours large capacity rechargeable battery An only slightly discharged battery should take this time to become fully cha...

Page 215: ...n green 2 Load the battery in the spare battery charge slot of the CU The Spare battery charge LED on CU illuminates in red and charging is commenced Charging Time Rechargeable battery Approx 3 hours...

Page 216: ...fully charge The spare battery charge LED flashing in red indicates the following causes The proper action stated below must be taken Abnormal temperature of the battery is detected Charge the batter...

Page 217: ...9 6 2 Charging Requirements Charge current Approx 1150mA Charge time Approx 3 hours Standard rechargeable battery Approx 4 5 hours large capacity rechargeable battery 9 6 3 Interface Specifications T...

Page 218: ...nnection between CU 1133 and modem DTE and DCE With RS 232C specification DTEs Data Terminal Endpoint are generally connected by a cross mode cable and the DTE and DCE Data Circuit Endpoint are connec...

Page 219: ...tion in the handling and operating of the BHT 1170BWB CE BHT 1171BWB CE Please feel free to send your comments regarding any errors or omissions you may have found or any suggestions you may have for...

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