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Page 1: ...1 KICSYSTEMS U9 4100 User Manual Ver 2012 07 19 ...

Page 2: ...moving the Battery 3 Getting Started Power On Off Checking the Battery Backlight Control Touch Correction Date and Time Setup Sounds Setup WLAN Bluetooth Using Active Sync Directions for using Active Sync Rebooting the Unit Initializing the Unit 4 Main Functionalities RFID Barcode Camera 5 Additional Functionalities SystemTray SmartUi Image Viewer Calculator Recorder Picture Memo 6 Application Pro...

Page 3: ...atal damage to the device Opening the unit or making modifications must not be taken Such actions may result in electric shocks and damages of the unit Modifications to the unit make the manufacturer s warranty for A S null and void The unit must not be used in a insufficiently ventilated place where inflammable and explosive gases exist There is a risk of fire and explosion Users must avoid to le...

Page 4: ...ed and then be unusable due to the long term use Before keeping the battery on file perform Hard Reset and then detach the main battery for storage The battery should be kept in a place under dry and low temperature of 20 degrees Celsius or below And the battery should be charged every 2 3 months The main battery and sub battery pack are both expendables and have a lifecycle Replacement of the bat...

Page 5: ...00Mhz UHF RFID Reader Module EPC GEN2 ISO 18000 6B 6C 860 960Mhz Barcode Scanner Barcode 1D 2D Honeywell IM 5000 Camera 3M CMOS WIFI 802 11 b g Bluetooth Bluetooth 2 0 EDR MOVON MD 6RF I O Device Keypad Keypad Front 20 key Side 3 Key Audio Speaker AMP Earphone 2 5mm Stereo Speaker 2W Connector TTA24 USB UART Power Active Sync Charging Battery Battery Lithium ion 5200mAH 2CELL 2600mAH Environment C...

Page 6: ...6 Main Body Desk Cradle Battery Stylus Pen Adaptor USB Cable SDK CD Content Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product 2 Product Components ...

Page 7: ... The Right Side The Front The Back The Left Side The Bottom The Top Product Appearance Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product 2 Product Components ...

Page 8: ...Antenna Explanatory Notes on Parts Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product 2 Product Components The Front Power LED Speaker RFID CDMA Status LED 3 5 LCD Keypad Microphone ...

Page 9: ... Earphone Jack Function Key Reset Button SD Card Slot Function Key Hand Strap Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product Function Key Product Components Explanatory Notes on Parts ...

Page 10: ...om The Top Charge Cables Connection Terminal 3M Camera 1D 2D Barcode Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product Explanatory Notes on Parts 2 Product Components ...

Page 11: ...11 The Back The Front Power UART USB Power LED Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product Explanatory Notes on Parts 2 Product Components ...

Page 12: ...e right to release the Lock button Remove the battery Complete the removal of the battery Pull out and remove the battery from the main body The battery has been removed Images contained in User Manual may be different from the actual images of the original product 2 Product Components ...

Page 13: ...set button to turn on the device Power Off Click the Power button to close the application Users may go to Start located on the task bar Suspend to turn off the device Turn On Off Charging Charged Power LED Red Green Check the Battery Status from the Power LED Battery Capacity 4500mA Operation Waiting Time 160hours and over Power Button Reset Button Power LED ...

Page 14: ...14 LED Indicator of the PDA Power LED Indicator of the Supplementary Battery Charging Charging Charging completed LED Red Green Charging the battery 3 Getting Started ...

Page 15: ...e Start Setting Control Panel Backlight 40 of backlight is appropriate for using the battery Backlight Control highly affects power consumption Start to control Backlight Control Backlight Execute Start Setting Control Panel Stylus Start to correct Touch Execute Touch Correction ...

Page 16: ...Setup Execute Start Setting Control Panel Date Time Start to Set Date Time Set Date and Time Execute Start Setting Control Panel Volume and Sounds Start Volume Sounds Set Volume Set Sounds Sounds Setup 3 Getting Started ...

Page 17: ...l Panel Network and Dial up Connections Execute Start Setting Control Panel Bluetooth Device Properties Bluetooth Setup The Display of WLAN ON OFF Select AP The Display of Bluetooth ON OFF The Display of Bluetooth Connections 3 Getting Started ...

Page 18: ...uter has already detected a USB Device If turning on the Power with the unit plugged already into USB Cable such status notice can be shown Remove the unit from USB Cable and then connect the unit back to it ActiveSync will work If such notice as Connecting holds for a long time on ActiveSync First remove the unit from the USB Cable to disconnect From ActiveSync go to File Connection Settings Allo...

Page 19: ...e touch pen The unit automatically reboots after 2 3 seconds 1 Press down firmly on the Reset Button with the touch pen 2 Press the Power Button while the Reset Button is being pressed The unit is initialized at the time of rebooting NandFlash filed shall not be removed 3 Getting Started Reset Button Power Button 1 2 Reset Button 1 ...

Page 20: ...I 2 Start reading Tag 3 Stop reading Tag 4 A window that enables Read Write on Tag Memory Area is created 5 RFID Module Setup window is created 6 A setup window for setting access privileges to respective Tag Memory is created 7 A window that displays version information of the RFID Module is created 8 Display the quantity of Tag UID that has been read 9 Initialize the content of Tag Read Screen S...

Page 21: ... the Tag 3 Cancelling access privileges to each memory of Tag is possible 4 Set Payload values that are employed for the order of Lock 1 Use or Un use of Select Mask 2 The start location to designate Select Mask 3 The size of Select Mask 4 Decide whether tags that matches Mask shall be participated in inventory round or to be performed reversely to participate tags that do NOT match Mask in invent...

Page 22: ...Set RFID Module What is Q Value Q Value is an input value that is essential for internal algorithm and that is employed to resolve the collision that occurs when the Reader reads the Tag The Tag is to respond to RF output of the Reader and it creates a Random Number in order to avoid the collision In this process Q Value fixes the initial value of the Random Number 1 Can check versions of the sele...

Page 23: ...code 1 Display the quantity of the Barcode IDs overlap removed that have been read 2 Display the entire quantity of the Barcode ID that has been read 3 Display information of the Barcode ID that has been read 4 Initialize the Barcode Read Window 5 Shut down the application Start Barcode Barcode Start up Screen The display of Barcode Read 4 Main Functionalities ...

Page 24: ...s CameraSample 1 The window of displays 2 Take photos 3 Move to the Photo Album 4 Shows a photo shoot 5 Display the previous picture 6 Display the next picture 7 End the Photo Album Program 8 End the Camera Program 1 2 3 8 5 6 7 4 Start Camera The Display of Photo Shoot The Display of Photo Album ...

Page 25: ...es to the AP that a user wants to reach from the AP list 4 If connected to wanted AP through the AP List WIFI connections Icon changes WIFI is prioritized for Icon Connections Sign after CDMA 1 Set WIFI 2 Set Bluetooth 3 Set RFID 4 Keyboard Activation Deactivation 5 Installs User App Restoration 6 Battery Information Set WIFI Provides the intuitive User Interface 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 26: ... SystemTray 1 Sets Bluetooth Power ON 2 Sets Bluetooth Power OFF The Display of Bluetooth Module 5 Additional Functionalities 1 Sets RFID Power ON 2 Sets RFID Power OFF The Display of RFID Module 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 27: ...oose whether to display a screen to install CAB files after a hard reset 5 Installs check boxed items 1 Displays the status of the battery e g if being charged or the residual quantity 2 The facility to start or hide Smart UI The Display of Battery Module The Display of User App Installation The Display of User App Installation 5 Additional Functionalities 1 3 4 2 4 1 2 ...

Page 28: ...rge the image 2 Reduce the image 3 Restore to the initially loaded state 4 Hide Task Bar on top and switch to the full screen 5 Show the previous image Basis as the image of the present moment 6 Show the next image Basis as the image of the present moment 7 Switch to the full screen and then move to the following image in order With a double touch the display is restored back to the previous one 8...

Page 29: ...ect an image that you want to open The Display of Icon Adding Open Image Open Image 1 Enlarge Reduce the image 2 Gesture allows you to view the image that you want to check The Display of Icon Adding 5 Additional Functionalities 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 30: ... a program to calculate Location to start WindowsCE NandFlash ProgramFiles Calculator Start Calculator Calculator Start up Screen Input an arithmetic expression Output the result of the calculation 5 Additional Functionalities ...

Page 31: ...o Picture Memo a program to make a picture memo Location to start WindowsCE NandFlash ProgramFiles PictureMemo Start Picture Memo The Memo Lists Write a picture memo Modify Pen Properties 5 Additional Functionalities ...

Page 32: ...e to the directory where the file to be relocated to Desktop is at 2 Select the file by Touching to move it to Desktop 3 Select File Transfer Shortcut to Desktop How to transfer a user program to Desktop 5 Additional Functionalities Shortcut make Select the file File Send to Desktop as Shortcut Done ...

Page 33: ...b address stated above download path 2 Default S W installation files are in CAB format Copy the downloaded CAB file to the NandFlash ProgramFiles CAB folder 3 Install the CAB file by using a restoration program Additional Notes 1 The processor of the installation file may be running to be activated therefore users are requested to do the installation with a restoration program when installing the...

Page 34: ...ial up Connections AR6K_SD1 Input a Network key if you have it and press OK then the internet shall be connected The location to start the AP connections Double click on the icon in the following image below to start The Display of IP setting Instructions on this page is not necessary to proceed if connected to an AP already Connect to the AP that a user selects The Display of AP connection ...

Page 35: ..._SD1 The location to start the AP connections Double click on the icon in the following image below to start Setting the SystemTray IP 1 Enter fixed IP values that a user wants to input Connect to the AP that a user selects The Display of IP setting The Display of AP connection Input a Network key if you have it and press OK then the internet shall be connected ...

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