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1.5.11 DECT Monitor (DECT-based systems only)

The DECT Monitor allows the user to interact with the
DECT-based base station. This is the application used to
scan for DECT-based base stations in the proximity of the
tablet, register the tablet and base station with each other,
and modify the PIN numbers used in the registration pro-
cess. This application only appears on systems shipped
with the DECT-based base stations.

1.5.12 Internet Dialer (DECT-based systems only)

The Internet Dialer is used to setup and establish connec-
tions to a Internet Service Provider (ISP). The application
is capable of storing information for multiple ISPs. See
Section 4.1.1.4 “Adding a New Dial-up Account” for details
on how to configure a new ISP.

2.0

System Configuration

The tablet has several configuration options where modifi-
cations can be made. To enter the system configuration
mode, touch the sailing ship/toolbox icon in the upper left
corner of the web browser. The options that appear on the
screen are:

• WebPAD Configuration

- Browser
- Buttons
- Radio
- Version

Selecting any of the configuration option links takes the
user to a screen where modifications can be made.

2.1

BROWSER CONFIGURATION

The Browser Configuration page contains links to configu-
ration screens for customizing the browser. The options
are:

• Browser Configuration

- Cache
- Fonts
- Colors
- Network

Selecting one of these links takes the user to a screen
where component configurations can be modified.

2.1.1

Browser>Cache

This screen allows the user to modify the settings for the
browser cache. Configuration settings for the cache are
as shown in Figure 2.

Max Connections - Specifies the maximum number of
simultaneously open TCP/IP connections to the Internet.

Number of Pages to Cache - Specifies the number of
pages to cache locally. Increasing the number will speed
up the time it takes to open previously visited pages. How-
ever, caching more pages uses more memory and may
effect overall performance

Image Cache Size KB - Specifies the size of the image
cache, in kilobytes. Increasing the size of the cache allows
more images to be stored locally, thereby increasing the
rate at which previously visited pages will be re-displayed;
however, the user must be careful not to assign too much
memory.

FIGURE 2. Browser>Cache Configuration Screen

2.1.2

Browser>Fonts

Figure 3 shows the screen that allows the user to alter the
font style and text size. Three options of text feature modi-
fication are available: Font style, font size and underlining
of links. After making changes, touch “Update” to imple-
ment the changes.

Underline Links - Specifies whether the links incorpo-
rated in a web page are underlined. If the box is colored,
links will be underlined; if not colored, the links will not be
underlined.

User Text Size [0-4] - Specifies the default font size. The
font size can be changed by touching the font size icon but
will revert to the configuration value upon each restart.

Body FontHeading Font, and Fixed Font - Specifies
the font styles (“times”, for Times Roman, “helv”, for Hel-
vetica or “cour” for Courier) available.

Browser Configuration

Cache

Max connections:

Number of pages to cache:

Image cache size KB:

Browser Configuration
WebPAD Configuration

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Summary of Contents for WebPAD 1.5

Page 1: ...r user interface Allows user to select and access Favorite web sites Wireless operation Transmits over a 2 4 GHz radio frequency signal 300 feet range from base station Battery operated 3 hours of act...

Page 2: ...wser Fonts 8 2 1 3 Browser Colors 9 2 1 4 Browser Network 9 2 2 BUTTONS CONFIGURATION OPTIONS 10 2 3 RADIO CONFIGURATION OPTIONS 11 2 4 SOFTWARE IMAGE VERSION 11 3 0 Favorite Sites Window 12 4 0 Setup...

Page 3: ...Revision 1 0 Confidential 3 www national com Table of Contents Continued 5 0 Upgrading Tablet Software 15 5 1 REMOTE UPGRADES 15...

Page 4: ...text whether for an email search criteria or to enter a URL a virtual keyboard is available The keypad works the same as a normal keyboard and is accessed from the QNX menu button or the Virtual Keybo...

Page 5: ...wer button Two user definable buttons Four buttons that form the scroll pad The power button is in the upper right hand corner of the tablet To turn the system on simply press the power but ton The sy...

Page 6: ...Link Status Terminal window User defined button if configured MediaPlayer usr photon bin mplayer QNX menu MediaPlayer Terminal window User defined button if configured RealPlayer usr photon bin rvpla...

Page 7: ...f the email tool The Incoming Server and Outgoing Server sections must be filled out completely Contact the administrator of the mail system if configuration assistance in needed Also the user should...

Page 8: ...r Cache This screen allows the user to modify the settings for the browser cache Configuration settings for the cache are as shown in Figure 2 Max Connections Specifies the maximum number of simultane...

Page 9: ...to implement the changes The tablet can only run with a SOCKS proxy or HTTP proxy but not both Therefore if the user selects one of the proxy servers the other is automatically deselected Home Page S...

Page 10: ...ues are CMD KEY MAC When a button with the action of CMD is pressed a command is exe cuted The KEY action is used to define the button as a particular key from the keyboard The MAC action invokes a ma...

Page 11: ...n Links at the bottom of the page will go to either the initial WebPAD system configuration page or to the browser configuration page FIGURE 8 Radio Configuration Screen Hardware Button Configuration...

Page 12: ...button in the Favorite Sites window while the site is open Sites are listed in the order they are added As the list grows use the Sort button to alphabetize the entries New sites appear at the bottom...

Page 13: ...of moving between previ ously loaded pages reloading pages and stopping the loading of a page via the icon in the top border of the browser To follow links between pages simply touch the link and the...

Page 14: ...er button directly beneath where the information has been entered 7 Touch the Save button to save all changes This last step reboots the access point When the access point completes the reboot process...

Page 15: ...on is already set up to handle this topology without any extra configuration The DECT based base station however does not support multiple tablets These base stations only support a one to one topolog...

Page 16: ...2 Locate the link to the latest version of the software and touch it to start the download process 3 When a question appears in the dialog box asking if the update should be performed touch the Yes b...

Page 17: ...pport nsc com Deutsch Tel 49 0 1 80 530 85 85 English Tel 49 0 1 80 532 78 32 Francais Tel 49 0 1 80 532 93 58 Italiano Tel 49 0 1 80 534 16 80 National Semiconductor Asia Pacific Customer Response Gr...

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