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BHT-700QWB-CE/700QWBG-CE

9.1

CU-700 Functions·····················································································148

9.2

Components and Functions······································································149

9.3

CU-700 Power Supply ··············································································151

9.4

Communicating with the Host Computer ··················································153

9.4.1

Interface Cable Connection ·········································································153

9.4.2

Communication with the Host Computer ·····················································154

9.5

Charging the BHT·····················································································155

9.5.1

Charging the BHT ························································································155

9.5.2

Charging Operation and LED Indicators······················································156

9.6

CU-700 Specifications ··············································································157

9.6.1

Hardware Specifications ··············································································157

9.6.2

Charging Requirements ···············································································157

9.6.3

Interface Specifications ················································································157

9.6.4

Interface Cable Connection ·········································································160

9.7

Inserting the MicroSD Card ······································································161

9.8

Inserting the SIM Card··············································································162

Chapter 9

Appendices

This chapter describes the CU-700 Series (option), and provides details of
the MicroSD card (option) and SIM card (option) insertion procedure.

Summary of Contents for BHT-700QWB-CE

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Page 2: ...ide however is that up to 0 01 of the pixels can remain permanently dark or lit on today s state of the art panels A thin Newton s ring rainbow like patterns may appear on the touch panel This does no...

Page 3: ...led information on each product Download service Offers downloads of repair modules for the latest BHT Series systems or software and sample programs E mail inquiries Product related queries can be se...

Page 4: ...f the BHT Chapter 2 BHT Preparation Describes information required by the user and procedures that must be performed prior to commencing operation Chapter 3 Basic Operation Describes how to scan 2D co...

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

Page 6: ...target page by entering words or characters related to the item being searched 1 Click the Search icon Or select Edit Search 2 Enter the word s or character s to be searched for 3 Click Search Search...

Page 7: ...2D Code Handy Terminal Related Documentation BHT 700 CE API Reference Manual BHT 700 CE Class Library Reference Manual 2D Code Scanner Barcode Scanner Keyboard Interface with BHT CE kbifCE User s Gui...

Page 8: ...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 or substantia...

Page 9: ...dge Using a different type of charger could cause battery rupture or leakage of battery fluid and result in a fire bodily injury or serious damage to property Handling the BHT The BHT uses a laser lig...

Page 10: ...act your nearest dealer Failure to do so could cause fire or electrical shock Never use the CU for charging anything other than the specified battery cartridges Doing so could cause heat battery ruptu...

Page 11: ...m caught in other objects or entangled in rotating machinery Failure to do so could result in accident or injury Never dis assemble Never disassemble or modify the BHT doing so could result in an acci...

Page 12: ...e deforming its housing resulting in a fire Always use the CU and AC adapter in a well ventilated area Do not place the CU anyplace where it may be subjected to oily smoke or steam e g near a cooking...

Page 13: ...For European Union Hereby DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED declares that this BHT 700QWB CE 700QWBG CE is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC CE m...

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Page 15: ...1 BHT Preparation Procedure 16 2 2 Loading and Charging the Battery Cartridge 16 2 2 1 Loading and Charging the Battery Cartridge 17 2 2 2 Battery Power Level Indicator 22 2 2 3 Battery Voltage Drop 2...

Page 16: ...Software Keyboard 37 3 4 Transmitting Data 38 3 4 1 Connector Communication 39 3 4 2 Infrared Communication 40 3 4 3 Bluetooth Communication 41 3 4 4 Wireless Communication 42 3 4 5 GPRS and EDGE Comm...

Page 17: ...ync 4 5 Installation 124 5 6 2 Connecting with ActiveSync 125 5 6 3 Setting Up a Partnership 126 Chapter 6 Maintenance 127 6 1 Replacing the Battery Cartridge 128 6 1 1 Battery Cartridge Service Life...

Page 18: ...tion 153 9 4 2 Communication with the Host Computer 154 9 5 Charging the BHT 155 9 5 1 Charging the BHT 155 9 5 2 Charging Operation and LED Indicators 156 9 6 CU 700 Specifications 157 9 6 1 Hardware...

Page 19: ...on 2 1 1 2 Software Configuration 3 1 2 Component Names and Functions 4 1 2 1 BHT Front Rear 4 1 2 2 Keypad 8 1 2 3 BHT Screen 12 BHT 700QWB CE 700QWBG CE Chapter 1 Outline This chapter describes the...

Page 20: ...d by the BHT Please note that certain components of the required hardware will differ depending on the type of communication used Refer to Chapter 3 Basic Preparation 3 4 Transmitting Data for detail...

Page 21: ...3 2D Code Handy Terminal 1 1 2 Software Configuration 1 BHT Operating System OS Microsoft Windows CE 5 0 2 Application Program Development Environment Refer to BHT 700 CE API Reference Manual...

Page 22: ...4 BHT 700QWB CE 700QWBG CE 1 2 Component Names and Functions 1 2 1 BHT Front Rear 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 27 Keypad...

Page 23: ...to communicate with other Bluetooth enabled devices Do not cover this antenna section with metal evaporated tape or by hand Doing so may result in communication failures 10 11 Trigger switch Press whe...

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Page 25: ...evaporated tape or by hand Doing so may result in communication failures 10 GPRS built in antenna Used to communicate with a wireless base station Do not cover this antenna section with metal evapora...

Page 26: ...sed to enter a tab character 3 4 5 M1 M2 M3 magic keys The SF and ENT key functions can be assigned to these magic keys by making settings at the SYSTEM MENU Character strings can be assigned at user...

Page 27: ...Moves back one character 13 Shift key Used in combination with other keys such as the numerical keys or power key for special input procedures 14 Function mode key Switches to Function mode 15 Alphab...

Page 28: ...ENT key functions can be assigned to these magic keys by making settings at the SYSTEM MENU Character strings can be assigned at user programs Refer to Chapter 4 System Operation for details on how to...

Page 29: ...ion mode key Switches to Function mode 13 Numerical mode key Switches to numeric entry mode 14 Backspace key Moves back one character 15 Space key Enters a space 16 Escape keys Cancels the operation 1...

Page 30: ...ensity by the number of bars Strong Weak 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...

Page 31: ...sumption the BHT automatically switches to standby mode after it has not been operated for a specified period In standby mode the touch screen is not refreshed and as a result icons in the taskbar may...

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Page 33: ...h Screen Operation 24 2 4 Initial Setup 25 2 5 Turning OFF the Power 26 2 5 1 Normal Power OFF 26 2 5 2 Turning the Power OFF after Registry Back up 26 2 5 3 Auto Power OFF 27 2 6 Resetting and Full R...

Page 34: ...chargers CH 751 CH 704 The CH 704 charger is used for charging individual batteries and the CH 751 is a stand type same type as CU communication unit charger The charge time is approximately 3 hours s...

Page 35: ...the drawing is the BT 700LL Charge batteries in temperature from 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F 1 Disconnect the hand belt 2 Insert the battery cartridge cover 1 tabs into the BHT and load the cartridge i...

Page 36: ...up the internal memory and calender clock The internal back up battery is charged first when charging is commenced Do not remove the BHT from the charger for at least 2 days when using the BHT for the...

Page 37: ...nsert the cartridge 2 Connect the power cable to the CH 704 and connect the plug to a commercial AC power source 100 V AC 3 The red LED flashes slowly 1 second ON 1 second OFF when charging is complet...

Page 38: ...ns 1 2 in the direction shown by the arrows and return the hand belt 3 to its original position Note The BHT is equipped with a back up battery used to back up the internal memory and calender clock T...

Page 39: ...ly Failure to do so will result in eye or skin injuries Mishandling of the charger may result in charger overheating smoke generation blowout or combustion Please read the following item prior to use...

Page 40: ...ery voltage and the display indicator Ensure to charge the battery as soon as possible before the battery power is depleted 2 2 3 Battery Voltage Drop If the battery cartridge voltage drops to a level...

Page 41: ...l 2 3 Attaching the Stylus Attach the stylus to prevent it from being lost 2 3 1 Attaching the Stylus Attach the stylus as shown below 2 3 2 Holding the BHT Insert your hand into the hand belt and hol...

Page 42: ...n twice in quick succession This function is the equivalent of a double click with a mouse on a computer Drag This involves moving the stylus to an object while pressing the touch screen This function...

Page 43: ...ng for details of the full reset method 1 Press the power key to turn ON the BHT power 2 The screen on the right displays Tap the center of the with the stylus for approximately 1 second Tap the cente...

Page 44: ...ata stored in the BHT being lost 2 5 2 Turning the Power OFF after Registry Back up 1 Hold down the SF key and press the power key The message on the right displays and registry back up is commenced T...

Page 45: ...time set at the user program The default time is set to 3 minutes when the BHT is shipped from the factory Point Do not remove the battery cartridge while Auto Power OFF is processing Failure to obse...

Page 46: ...ost even after resetting However any 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 1 With the BHT...

Page 47: ...Registry Data retained Data erased Note Data being edited Data erased Data erased Note If the Registry has been backed up Refer to 2 5 Turning OFF the Power the backed up Registry will be used 2 6 6...

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Page 49: ...Using the Software Keyboard 37 3 4 Transmitting Data 38 3 4 1 Connector Communication 39 3 4 2 Infrared Communication 40 3 4 3 Bluetooth Communication 41 3 4 4 Wireless Communication 42 3 4 5 GPRS an...

Page 50: ...r LED will illuminate in blue Point The code scanning method may differ depending on the application Perform scanning in accordance with the instructions provided in the application User s Manual Note...

Page 51: ...ode Scanning may be unsuccessful if the BHT reading window is too close to or too far from the code even when the code is within the marker beam range Move the BHT slowly toward or away from the code...

Page 52: ...ble key the backlight function can be enabled or disabled at the Backlight settings menu Backlight OFF or dim backlight function disabled SF key M3 magic key Hold down the SF key and press the M3 magi...

Page 53: ...ight function can be enabled or disabled at the Backlight settings menu Backlight OFF or dim backlight function disabled SF key M3 magic key Hold down the SF key and press the M3 magic key Backlight O...

Page 54: ...to alphabet entry mode 1 Press the AL key again to switch to alphabet entry mode 2 Press the AL key once again to return to numeric entry mode Numeric entry mode Alphabet entry mode 1 Alphabet entry m...

Page 55: ...oard status icon in the taskbar to display hide the software keyboard Similarly the software keyboard is displayed by pressing the M2 key while holding down the SF key Data can be entered by tapping t...

Page 56: ...should be promptly uploaded to the host computer Wireless LAN access point Infrared communication Connector communication Ethernet Host computer Bluetooth enabled devices CU 733 RS232C or USB CU 714...

Page 57: ...y 5 Cat 5 LAN cable or higher is required when using the CU 714 in 100BASE TX networks Successful communication may not be possible with other cables Do not forcibly insert the LAN connector or pull t...

Page 58: ...operate remote control units for televisions and so forth in the vicinity of infrared communication This may result in comunication failure Perform communication in locations where the BHT units will...

Page 59: ...h enabled devices The BHT supports the following profiles DUN DT Profile Generic Access Profile Serial DevA Profile Serial DevB Profile Service Discovery Profile Requests Pointing the BHT in the direc...

Page 60: ...tion may not be possible at the following locations 1 In the vicinity of devices operating on the same 2 4 5 GHz waveband as the BHT such as microwave ovens industrial heating equipment or high freque...

Page 61: ...can perform packet data communication using GSM system mobile phone networks via a wireless base station It is necessary to establish a contract with a service provider and acquire a SIM card in order...

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Page 63: ...63 4 4 1 Execute Program Menu 63 4 4 2 Communication Menu 64 4 4 3 System Properties 75 4 4 4 HardTest Menu 95 4 4 5 Explorer 108 4 4 6 System Information 108 4 5 Wireless Network Settings 109 Chapte...

Page 64: ...Bin Double tap the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop to display the screen on the right Files deleted in the BHT are stored in the Recycle Bin To retrieve deleted files from the Recycle Bin select the...

Page 65: ...the right example This program can be used to browse Web pages Note It is necessary to make wireless settings and open the wireless device before running Internet Explorer Refer to 4 4 3 System Proper...

Page 66: ...the Internet Options screen Tap the Connection tabbed page to display the screen on the right and then make the Internet connection settings Remote Desktop Connection Double tap the Remote Desktop Con...

Page 67: ...e kbifCE keyboard interface shift Refer to the 2D Code Scanner Barcode Scanner Keyboard Interface with BHT CE kbifCE User s Guide for further details on kbifCE Terminal From the Start menu tap Program...

Page 68: ...rograms P Remote Desktop Connection to run Remote Desktop Connection Refer to 4 1 Desktop Remote Desktop Connection for further details Favorites A list if files registered in Favorites displays To ad...

Page 69: ...N 1 Pressing the backlight function ON OFF key Default setting simultaneous pressing of SF key and M3 magic key switches between the enabled and disabled states regardless of the backlight function se...

Page 70: ...ettings for turning OFF the backlight after no keys have been pressed or the screen tapped for a specified period of time Dim Dim Backlight remains ON faintly OFF Backlight turns OFF Keypad Backlight...

Page 71: ...he System Properties screen Tap the System Properties General tabbed page to display the screen on the right Tap the System Properties Memory tabbed page to display the screen on the right The RAM mem...

Page 72: ...operties screen The double tap speed can be adjusted at this screen Tap the Calibration tabbed page to display the screen on the right Tap the Recalibrate button to perform touch screen calibration Fo...

Page 73: ...perties Double tap the Volume Sounds icon at the Control Panel to display the Volume Sounds Properties screen Tap the Volume tabbed page to display the screen on the right The following settings can b...

Page 74: ...on the desktop can be set at this screen Tap the Appearance tabbed page to display the screen on the right The desktop appearance can be set at this screen Owner Properties Double tap the Owner icon...

Page 75: ...ties screen The date time and time zone can be set at this screen Note The entry range for the date is 2003 to 2099 Input Panel Properties Double tap the Input Panel icon at the Control Panel to displ...

Page 76: ...Start menu tap Settings S Taskbar and Start Menu T to display the Taskbar and Start Menu screen Tap the General tabbed page to display the screen on the right The taskbar can be customized at this scr...

Page 77: ...corner of the screen The keys below are so designed that the function of each key is consistent in every screen Numerical keys ENT key Tab key M1 key Cursor keys ESC key Runs the item corresponding t...

Page 78: ...rogram Executes selected applications Refer to 4 4 1 Execute Program Menu for further details Communication Menu Performs communication with the host computer Refer to 4 4 2 Communication Menu for fur...

Page 79: ...re operations Refer to 4 4 4 HardTest Menu for further details Explorer Runs Explorer Refer to 4 4 5 Explorer for further details Version Displays system information Refer to 4 4 6 System Information...

Page 80: ...merical key SF 0 key SF 1 key ESC key Memory Back up Power Discharge Count Reset Resets the memory back up power source discharge count ActiveSync Auto Connection Setting Sets whether to switch to Act...

Page 81: ...e System Menu to display the screen on the right 2 Tap the Browse button to display the screen on the right Select the file to be started up or enter a file name Check that the name of the file to be...

Page 82: ...to communicate with the host computer using the following procedure Select 1 Ymodem at the Communication menu to display the screen on the right Button 1 Sets the communication environment Button 2 D...

Page 83: ...munication environment settings following BHT initialization are as follows Setting Default Value Port IrDA COM4 BaudRate 115200bps LinkTimeout 30sec RetransInterval 3000msec TransTimeout 30sec Downlo...

Page 84: ...e is insufficient memory to store downloaded files Solution Delete any unnecessary files or reduce the size of the file being downloaded Problem The path of the file being downloaded is too long Solut...

Page 85: ...unication environment settings and communication log and then try again The communication parameters at the host computer should also be checked Problem The communication port has already been opened...

Page 86: ...mplete The beeper sounds once long beep and the screen on the right displays If an error occurs during uploading If an error occurs while uploading the beeper sounds three times and one of the followi...

Page 87: ...ication port has already been opened Solution Close the communication port already opened for other processing and then try again Problem A timeout has occurred Solution Check the communication enviro...

Page 88: ...iveSync Note When connecting the BHT to the host computer ensure that the BHT and host computer IrDA interface ports are facing each other directly When using the CU 733 with RS 232C interface port to...

Page 89: ...computer and connection using ActiveSync Note The BHT can be set up to enable ActiveSync to start up automatically and connect to the host computer by connecting the USB cable to the BHT with the pow...

Page 90: ...ActiveSync RF cannot be used with ActiveSync 4 X Use ActiveSync 3 8 or earlier version 1 Open the wireless device The screen on the right displays when a connection to the network has been establishe...

Page 91: ...The wireless settings may be incorrect Refer to 4 4 3 System Properties 8 NIC Control or 4 5 Wireless Network Settings and then make the wireless settings If no partnership has been set up If no part...

Page 92: ...tiveSync LAN cannot be used with ActiveSync 4 X Use ActiveSync 3 8 or earlier version 1 Select Network Connection for the connection method specify the name of the host computer in the Connect to fiel...

Page 93: ...nction REVERSE Enables disables the mirror image 2D code reading function DECODE LEVEL Sets the decode level LIGHT Selects the LIGHT mode SCAN MODE Selects the SCAN mode MARKER Sets the marker indicat...

Page 94: ...der mode POINT Point Scan mode BARCODE Barcode Reader mode Point Scan mode Scanning can be performed by aiming at the code on the cross in the center of the marker If there is no code on the cross or...

Page 95: ...the other two settings Do not change to this setting unless necessary OPTION DATA When scanning 2D codes it is possible to append optional data Option Data such as the model or error correction level...

Page 96: ...for ITF and CODABAR The minimum digits can be set for ITF and CODABAR Depending on how codes are scanned and the code quality and so on setting a small number of digits increases the risk of missing d...

Page 97: ...om 0 low to 5 high Default 5 Key clicks Select the beeper volume when a key is pressed Default Loud Screen taps Select the beeper volume when screen is tapped Default Loud Trigger key clicks Beeper se...

Page 98: ...System Properties screen to display the screen on the right The following operations can be performed at this menu Memory initialization Registry retained Memory initialization Registry initialized Th...

Page 99: ...the exception of Registry information and files in the FLASH folder Initialization Procedure 1 Tap the Initialize button 2 To initalize the memory tap the Yes button and to return to the previous menu...

Page 100: ...files in the FLASH folder are not initialized Initialization Procedure 1 Tap the Initialize Registry check box to select it 2 Tap the Initialize button 3 To initalize the memory tap the Yes button and...

Page 101: ...he power does not automatically turn OFF when set to 0 Default 0 When the Enable automatic power off with wireless communication check box is selected the power turns OFF automatically when not perfor...

Page 102: ...is used to set the following keys SF key M1 key M2 key M3 key Setting the SF Key Tap the SHIFT tabbed page at the Key settings menu to display the screen on the right Nonlock Enables the keypad shift...

Page 103: ...t Key Sets the backlight ON OFF function as a magic key Tab Sets the TAB key as a magic key Control Sets the CTRL key as a magic key Alternate Sets the AL key as a magic key CLEAR Key Sets the ESC key...

Page 104: ...he BHT FLASH folder with the filename MKeyDef txt In the example on the right ALT X and ALT Y is added The user defined code file is read when starting up the Key settings menu The defined virtual key...

Page 105: ...status indicators in the task tray BATTERY Battery voltage level Default Displayed RF Wireless communication status Default Displayed SIP Software input panel status Default Hidden SHIFT Keypad shift...

Page 106: ...he screen on the right This menu displays the following information Driver Version Wireless driver version Firmware Version Wireless module firmware version Furthermore wireless devices can also be op...

Page 107: ...llowing processes Setting the IP address Setting the name servers The IP address is set at the IP Address tabbed page Obtain an IP address via DHCP Select this option to automatically obtain a dynamic...

Page 108: ...to the access point if a larger value is set Radio mode Radio mode setting 11b Enable 802 11b connection 11b g Enable 802 11b or 802 11g connection 11a Enable 802 11a connection Reconnection interval...

Page 109: ...Displays the receipt packet signal intensity Link Quality Displays the overall communication link quality with the access point Display Communication Status Excellent Excellent communication link Good...

Page 110: ...Note Tapping the Ping Start button when the wireless device is not open automatically opens the wireless device and commences the Ping test Setting ranges Item Allowable Entry Range Default Value Dat...

Page 111: ...al Timeout Type2 After sending an echo request a Ping echo will either be received or a timeout will occur The next Ping echo request is then sent after the interval time has elapsed In such a case th...

Page 112: ...roperties menu hold down the SF key and press the 0 key to display the screen on the right This menu displays the memory back up battery discharge count When the back up battery is replaced tap the Re...

Page 113: ...screen on the right Scan an actual code with the BHT and confirm that the display at the screen matches the code data When a code is scanned the indicator LED illuminates in blue the beeper sounds on...

Page 114: ...ing is permitted for MultiLine barcodes the following settings screen displays 1st Set a readable barcode in the 1st row 2nd Set a readable barcode in the 2nd row 3rd Set a readable barcode in the 3rd...

Page 115: ...ts continuous code scanning in Batch Edit mode NONE Permits continuous code scanning in Non edit mode Note It is not possible to prohibit scanning of QR Model 1 QR Model 2 and Micro QR simultaneously...

Page 116: ...permission for UPC E scanning ITF Sets permission for ITF scanning CODABAR Sets permission for CODABAR scanning CODE39 Sets permission for CODE39 scanning CODE93 Sets permission for CODE93 scanning C...

Page 117: ...the illumination LED lights and the BHT can read a barcode Until the entered barcode data is read out from the barcode buffer pressing the trigger switch cannot turn on the illumination LED so that th...

Page 118: ...Aging Test Tap 3 AGING at the HardTest menu to begin the again test while displaying the current date and time on the screen This test is intended for those performing inspection prior to shipping fr...

Page 119: ...p 1 OPTICAL at the COM menu to display the SLAVE MASTER selection screen on the right Tap 1 SLAVE at the BHT being tested and 2 MASTER at the master BHT The screen on the right displays during testing...

Page 120: ...ismatch between the sent and received data a warning beeper sounds three times and the screen on the right displays at the BHT being tested slave In this example screen although the data sent at 2400...

Page 121: ...ActiveSync connection fails the ActiveSync icon does not display Terminating the USB interface test The USB interface can be terminated either by disconnecting the USB cable or by disconnecting the l...

Page 122: ...in blue Press the ENT key to proceed to the next test pattern Press the BS key to return to the previous test pattern As shown on the right the screen turns blank and the indicator LED turns red As sh...

Page 123: ...ray screen displays with a one dot wide white outline Forty eight right angled triangles display A gradation pattern displays filling the entire screen Press the ENT key to return to the HardTest menu...

Page 124: ...4 v 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 AL ENT ESC SF BS SP FN SCAN ALP ENT ESC SF BS SP FUNC SCANX The vibrator only works when the M1 or M2 key is pressed Pressing the right or left trigger swit...

Page 125: ...only works when the M1 or M2 key is pressed Pressing the right or left trigger switch has the same function as pressing the SCAN key Whenever one of these keys is pressed the display changes from SCA...

Page 126: ...BHT 700QWB CE 700QWBG CE 4 4 5 Explorer Tap 5 Explorer at the System Menu to display the screen on the right 4 4 6 System Information Tap 6 Version at the System Menu to display the screen on the rig...

Page 127: ...ation such as the IP address Performing wireless network settings The icons displayed in the task tray are described below Wireless network connection status The BHT is connected to a wireless network...

Page 128: ...reen displays detailed network settings information Network Connection Details Physical Address Displays the MAC address for the BHT internal wireless module IP Address Displays the current IP address...

Page 129: ...ht Settings required to connect to the wireless network are made at this screen Network name SSID Enter the SSID Manually enter the SSID if it is not automatically recognized This is an ad hoc network...

Page 130: ...ally Enable 802 1X authentication EAP type PEAP TLS PEAP TLS Ignored PEAP TLS Ignored No entry possible Select No entry or no selection xxxxxx Enter the network key Authentication Settings The Propert...

Page 131: ...wireless network and tap the Delete button to delete the selected wireless network from the list Automatically connect to non preferred networks Select this check box to also attempt a connection to...

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Page 133: ...ion Specifications and Ymodem Communication 121 5 5 1 Basic Communication Specifications 121 5 5 2 Ymodem Communication 123 5 6 ActiveSync 124 5 6 1 ActiveSync 4 5 Installation 124 5 6 2 Connecting wi...

Page 134: ...700QWB CE 700QWBG CE 5 1 Connector Communication The BHT 700QWB CE 700QWBG CE is equipped with a connector interface used to communicate with other devices Use the CU 733 or CU 714 to perform communi...

Page 135: ...other IrDA compliant devices with their IrDA infrared interface ports facing one another The communication distance and angle and so on will differ depending on the devices used Refer to the instructi...

Page 136: ...nd 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...

Page 137: ...yption 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 authen...

Page 138: ...ails If the BHT is introduced into an environment in which a device using 2 4 5 GHz waveband electromagnetic waves is operating or if another device using 2 4 5 GHz waveband electromagnetic waves is i...

Page 139: ...eforehand Start stop synchronization is an asynchronous system that synchronizes each character as a unit that is it externally adds start and stop bits to the leading and trailing bit positions of th...

Page 140: ...ity bit is a redundant bit that is added to every character transmitted in order to check that data has been transmitted accurately The parity bit should be set to either 1 or 0 depending upon the par...

Page 141: ...ctor Interface Transmission speed 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 bps 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 bps Character length 8 bits 8 bits Vertical parity None Even odd or none Stop b...

Page 142: ...equired to install ActiveSync 4 5 Point Connection with ActiveSync is not possible when using the CU 733 with RS 232C interface It is necessary to perform communication with the BHT and host computer...

Page 143: ...ommunication it is first necessary to establish a partnership between the BHT and host computer If no partnership exists set up the partnership with the host computer by following the instructions giv...

Page 144: ...reen 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 partnership between the B...

Page 145: ...tridge Replacement Method 128 6 2 Replacing the Back up Battery 131 6 3 Using the BHT after Long Periods 132 6 4 Daily Maintenance 133 6 4 1 Proper Care of the BHT 133 6 4 2 Proper Care of the CU CH 1...

Page 146: ...lacement Method The battery cartridge shown in the drawing is the BT 700LL 1 Press the power key to turn OFF the BHT power The screen on the right displays Point Do not remove the battery cartridge un...

Page 147: ...ion in recycling to ensure reuse of these resources The crossed out wheeled bin is applicable for EU member status only Used battery cartridges must not be disposed of as combustibles Contact your nea...

Page 148: ...tent of the memory and data stored in the BHT may be lost It is recommended that important data be either saved to the FLASH folder or uploaded to the host computer Always turn the BHT power OFF befor...

Page 149: ...e content of the memory and data stored in the BHT may be lost It is recommended that important data be either saved to the FLASH folder or uploaded to the host computer Each time the back up battery...

Page 150: ...ly charged battery cartridge This is used as a memory back up power source and therefore should not be removed from the BHT for at least 2 days Does the normal screen display The BHT can be used Charg...

Page 151: ...apy 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 LCD screen dirt Never ru...

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Page 153: ...BHT 700QWB CE 700QWBG CE 7 1 System Errors 136 Chapter 7 Error Messages This chapter describes causes and countermeasures for error messages that display during BHT use...

Page 154: ...sounding the beeper 3 times each beep lasts for 0 1 seconds before returning to its normal operational status The battery voltage has dropped to a level that requires charging or battery cartridge rep...

Page 155: ...screen on the left displays when the power is turned ON The back up battery discharge count has exceeded the specified number of times and the battery power level has dropped below the stipulated leve...

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Page 157: ...8 1 Specifications 140 8 1 1 Hardware Specifications 140 8 1 2 Readable Code Specifications 141 8 1 3 Interface Specifications 145 Chapter 8 Specifications This chapter describes the BHT 700QWB CE 70...

Page 158: ...ery cartridge 3 7 V DC Dimensions W x L x H 83 x 162 x 40 mm Weight Approx 410 g including battery cartridge BT 700LL Ambient operating temperature 10 to 50 C Ambient operating humidity 20 to 80 with...

Page 159: ...nd number of rows Module size PDF417 1 to 9 digits 3 to 43 rows 1 0 25 mm MicroPDF417 1 to 4 digits 4 to 44 rows 2 0 25 mm 1 Excluding start stop codes and left and right indicators 2 Excluding left c...

Page 160: ...white bar reflection intensity difference 0 8 Min 0 15 mm PCS value 0 45 Code 93 Code 128 EAN 128 Min 0 15 mm PCS value 0 45 MSI Min 0 20 mm PCS value 0 45 GS1 DataBar TM RSS GS1 DataBar Omnidirectio...

Page 161: ...he specified order The multi line codes scanning may be specified in user programs only For details refer to the BHT 700 API Reference Manual Required Optical Properties White bars Reflection intensit...

Page 162: ...abel Barcodes Module size Scanning distance 0 15 mm 0 25 mm 0 33 mm 45 to 120 mm 3 45 to 210 mm 4 45 to 260 mm 5 PCS value 0 9 min Reflection intensity 85 min for white 3 Under the following condition...

Page 163: ...file Generic Access Profile Serial DevA Profile Serial DevB Profile Service Discovery Profile Bluetooth ID B02257 B03381 Wireless Interface Specification IEEE 802 11a b g Radio type OFDM DS SS Frequen...

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Page 165: ...9 5 1 Charging the BHT 155 9 5 2 Charging Operation and LED Indicators 156 9 6 CU 700 Specifications 157 9 6 1 Hardware Specifications 157 9 6 2 Charging Requirements 157 9 6 3 Interface Specification...

Page 166: ...ries is equipped with the following functions 1 Data exchange function The CU 733 714 exchanges data and programs between the BHT and host computer Interface with BHT Connector interface Interface wit...

Page 167: ...the charging state Status indicators POWER LED green Lights when the power is applied to the CU CH BHT charge terminals Do not stain these terminals doing so could result in a lower charging efficienc...

Page 168: ...he host computer or communication station Indicator LED Shows the charging state Status indicators POWER LED green Lights when the power is applied to the CU CU 714 Interface port Used to exchange dat...

Page 169: ...or the CU is supplied from a wall socket via the dedicated AC adapter Connect the outlet plug of the AC adapter to the power inlet connector of the CU and then plug the other end into the wall socket...

Page 170: ...ately unplug the AC adapter If foreign material or water gets into the CU immediately unplug the AC adapter from the wall socket or CU If the CU housing is damaged after being dropped immediately unpl...

Page 171: ...the CU 733 interface port CU 714 Connect the Ethernet interface cable to the CU 714 interface port 4 CU 733 Connect the other end of the RS 232C USB interface cable to the corresponding port at the ho...

Page 172: ...ommunication program capable of using Ymodem 5 Turn ON the BHT open the System Menu and select 2 Communication 1 Ymodem to start SerialTransfer Select Serial COM1 for the communication port 6 Tap Uplo...

Page 173: ...artridge with a new one if the power consumption period becomes shorter even after charging for the specified length of time Generally battery cartridge replacement is required after approximately 300...

Page 174: ...perator Action CU Status BHT Charge LED Standby Place the BHT on the CU Charging Standard rechargeable battery cartridge After approx 3 hours Large capacity rechargeable battery cartridge After approx...

Page 175: ...ing humidity 20 to 80 with no dew condensation 9 6 2 Charging Requirements CU 733 Charge current Approx 1150mA Charge time Approx 3 hours Standard rechargeable battery cartridge Charge time Approx 6 h...

Page 176: ...6 DR Data set ready 7 RS Transmission request 8 CS Transmission ready The input output level for the signal voltage is shown in the table below Signal Input Voltage Output Voltage 0 3 V n 15 V 5 V or...

Page 177: ...port 100Base TX Ethernet Interface Port RJ45 jack on the CU 714 Pin No Signal Functions 1 TD Send data 2 TD Send data 3 RD Receive data 4 N C No connection 5 N C No connection 6 RD Receive data 7 N C...

Page 178: ...ected at both ends of a communication line as a sender or receiver of data This refers to devices such as the BHT placed on the CU 733 and the host computer The DCE is a device connected between the D...

Page 179: ...observe this may result in the loss of data stored in the card 1 Remove the battery cartridge 2 Slide the MicroSD card cover in the 1 OPEN direction and then open the 2 MicroSD card cover 3 Align the...

Page 180: ...ide the SIM card cover in the 1 OPEN direction and then open the 2 SIM card cover 3 Insert the SIM card into the slot beside the SIM cover Point Ensure that the SIM card is inserted in a direction tha...

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Page 182: ...2D code Handy Terminal BHT 700QWB CE BHT 700QWBG CE User s Manual First Edition December 2007 Second Edition September 2008 Third Edition June 2009 DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED...

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