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GETTING STARTED: Charging the Battery

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Charging the Battery

1. Open the USB port protective cap.
2. Connect the device using the DC to USB cable and power adaptor.
3. Plug the other end of the power adaptor to the wall outlet to start charging.

NOTE:

Charging can also be done through PC via USB or via the OT-310 charging

cradle. Additionally, any micro USB charger that meets: http://www.usb.org/
developers/devclass_docs/USB_Battery_Charging_1.2.pdf, can also be
used.

When the battery is charging:
•

The status LED lights red.

•

The

icon is displayed on the top-right corner of the screen.

Summary of Contents for OT-310

Page 1: ...OT 310 Handheld POS Terminal User s Manual...

Page 2: ...tions 11 Using the Touch Screen 12 Managing the Home Screen 13 Opening Applications 14 Changing Basic Settings 15 Setting the Date and Time 15 Configuring Display Settings 16 Configuring Sound Setting...

Page 3: ...il Settings 37 File Manager 38 Browsing Files 38 Managing Files and Folders 38 Gallery 39 Viewing Photos 39 Playing Videos 40 Playing Slideshow 40 Messaging 41 Creating and Sending a Text Message 41 A...

Page 4: ...LISH Reading a Barcode 54 MSR Module 55 Configuring MSR Settings 55 Testing the MSR Module 56 Appendix 57 Specifications 57 Troubleshooting 59 RF Exposure Information SAR 61 WEEE Notice 62 FCC Regulat...

Page 5: ...rent application settings such as transportation and logistics public sector and hospitality related Features Standard features Optional features 1D barcode scanner laser or 2D barcode scanner image R...

Page 6: ...ight to the environmental light 4 Display with touch panel Allows various actions with finger swipes 5 Search Search function varies depending on the applications 6 Recent App Select a previously used...

Page 7: ...to a USB cable for data transfer or battery charging purposes 3 Earphone jack 3 5mm audio jack 4 Volume keys Press to adjust the volume No Item Description 1 Barcode scan window Scanning beam project...

Page 8: ...LED indicators No Item Description 1 Module indicator Lit Green when 1D or 2D barcode scanner is activated 2 Wireless indicator Lit Green when wireless connection 3G Wi Fi or Bluetooth is activated 3...

Page 9: ...tting Started Inserting the Battery 1 Place the thumbs on the back cover then press firmly and slide down to remove the battery cover 2 Align the battery connectors and then insert the battery as show...

Page 10: ...e power adaptor to the wall outlet to start charging NOTE Charging can also be done through PC via USB or via the OT 310 charging cradle Additionally any micro USB charger that meets http www usb org...

Page 11: ...Insert a micro SD card into the memory card slot 4 Gently place down the memory card slot Lock the memory card slot by sliding it toward the top of OT 310 5 Put back the SIM card and the battery 6 Put...

Page 12: ...hold the Power button for 3 seconds 2 Touch Power off 3 A confirmation message will appear on the screen Touch OK to turn the device off Sleep Mode To save power put the device to Sleep mode when not...

Page 13: ...en is locked after turning the device on leaving sleep mode or after a period of inactivity The screen lock time can be set in Settings menu see Configuring Display Settings on page 16 To unlock the s...

Page 14: ...on page 11 for more information 2 Home screen Main screen display Touch items on the screen to select an application Swipe the finger left or right to change panels 3 Search Bar Touch to do a search...

Page 15: ...status bar may vary No Item Description 1 Barcode reader Indicates the barcode reader is enabled 2 Bluetooth icon Indicates Bluetooth is enabled To enable this function see Connecting to Bluetooth Dev...

Page 16: ...pop out menu may appear depending on the function in use by touching and holding on the screen Scrolling Scroll up down slide the finger up down on the screen Scroll right left slide the finger right...

Page 17: ...ctive wallpapers that came with the device Wallpapers To use preset wallpapers that came with the device NOTE Live wallpapers increase the power consumption and might reduce the battery life To add sh...

Page 18: ...nd hold the desired item to remove 2 Drag and drop the item to the Remove icon until the item turns red Opening Applications Touch APPS tab to access the pre installed applications and device settings...

Page 19: ...ing to the network To manually adjust date and time perform the following 1 On the Home screen touch Settings 2 In SYSTEM select Date time 3 Uncheck the Automatic date time checkbox 4 Touch Set date t...

Page 20: ...In DEVICE touch Display Brightness 3 Drag the slider to adjust the brightness setting 4 Touch OK to confirm NOTE To enable the device to automatically adjust the brightness of the screen depending on...

Page 21: ...ND touch Volumes 3 Drag the respective volume slide to adjust the volume 4 Touch OK to confirm the settings To customize the device ringtones and notifications perform the following 1 On the Home scre...

Page 22: ...Connect NOTE Password entry is required only for first time connection Once the device is connected to a network and Wi Fi is enabled on the device the device will automatically connect to that networ...

Page 23: ...nput 3 Touch Language 4 Select the desired language 5 Touch to return to the Home screen Changing the Input Settings By default the device uses the Android keyboard To manage the keyboard settings per...

Page 24: ...s 3 to 5 to add more words 7 Touch to return to the Home screen To modify a word in the dictionary perform the following 1 On the Home screen touch Settings Language input 2 Touch Personal dictionary...

Page 25: ...cation Location Google search Check the box to let Google use the location to improve search results and other services 3 Touch to return to the Home screen Configuring Security Settings Use the Secur...

Page 26: ...cates Install from storage Install encrypted certificates from memory card Clear credentials Clear credential storage of all contents and reset its password 3 Touch to return to the Home screen Managi...

Page 27: ...ain or Username Password Server for Exchange account etc NOTE Obtain these information from the network administrator or service provider 7 Touch Next to continue and complete the wizard 8 Touch to re...

Page 28: ...to sync 3 Check the boxes of the desired data to sync such as Contacts Calendar 4 Touch Sync now 5 Touch to return to the Home screen To remove an account perform the following 1 On the Home screen t...

Page 29: ...storage SD CARD The micro SD card To view the total and available storage space touch from the Home screen then touch Settings Storage To unmount the memory card for safe removal perform the following...

Page 30: ...URL on the address bar 4 Touch Go on the on screen keyboard NOTE Be sure that the device is properly connected to Internet either via Wi Fi connection or mobile data network Viewing the Current Web P...

Page 31: ...ve favorite web pages as bookmarks Share page Select to share the current page via Bluetooth Email or Messaging Find on page Select to find texts on the current web page Request desktop site Select to...

Page 32: ...subject NOTE Drag the icon to zoom in out on the subject 3 Touch to capture the shot Reviewing Photos Touch the thumbnail frame to preview the latest captured photo Touch to view other recorded photos...

Page 33: ...Auto 60 Hz 50 Hz Off Restore defaults Cancel OK Touch to change the auto exposure settings Available options Frame Average Center Weighted Sport Metering Touch to specify the image quality settings A...

Page 34: ...video NOTE Drag the icon to zoom in out on the subject 5 Touch to stop recording Reviewing Videos Touch the thumbnail frame to preview the latest recorded video Touch to play the video Touch to view...

Page 35: ...es 10 minutes 30 seconds Color effect None Mono Sepia Negative Solarize Power Mode Normal_Power Low_Power Restore defaults Cancel OK Touch to specify the video quality settings Available options CIF Q...

Page 36: ...uch Camera 2 Touch and select to switch to Panorama mode 3 Aim the device at the subject 4 Touch to start capturing the shot 5 Pan the device horizontally and follow the shooting guideline as shown on...

Page 37: ...1 On the Home screen touch Email 2 Enter the email address and password 3 Touch Next NOTE Touch Manual setup to manually configure the email NOTE To setup an Exchange email account refer to Managing...

Page 38: ...the emails Viewing Emails By default emails are automatically saved in the Inbox folder Touch to refresh the emails Touch to view other folders Touch to search email that contains specific text in the...

Page 39: ...select the file to attach 6 Touch to send the email Reading and Replying an Email 1 On the Home screen touch Email 2 Touch an email to open it 3 Perform any of the following To reply the email touch...

Page 40: ...On the Home screen touch Email 2 Touch an email to open it 3 Touch to delete the current email To delete selected emails in the same folder perform the following 1 On the Home screen touch Email 2 Tou...

Page 41: ...T 4 Repeat Steps 2 6 in Setting up an Email Account on page 33 NOTE Check the Send email from this account by default box to set this new account as the default email account Customizing Email Setting...

Page 42: ...he folder name and touch OK To rename the folder or file touch and hold the item and touch Rename Enter the new name and touch OK To sort item by size touch Sorting by Size To switch to memory card wh...

Page 43: ...Viewing Photos 1 On the Home screen touch Gallery 2 Touch the desired album folder The recorded files are displayed in thumbnails 3 Touch the desired image to view it in full screen 4 Perform the fol...

Page 44: ...the following To play the video touch To view other files swipe the finger to the left or right To share this video touch and select the desired sharing application To delete this video or show more...

Page 45: ...cally saved as a draft Adding an Attachment to a Message 1 On the Home screen touch Messaging 2 Touch 3 Enter the recipient s phone number in the To field 4 Compose the message 5 Touch to add an attac...

Page 46: ...very reports Select to request a delivery report for each sent text message Manage RUIM card messages Select to manage messages stored on the SIM card Delivery reports MMS Select to request a delivery...

Page 47: ...ic 2 Select the Song tab All songs are displayed on the screen 3 Select a song to play NOTE Touch to view more options Touch to skip to the next song Touch to pause play the playback Touch to skip to...

Page 48: ...d hold the desired song to add 3 Touch Add to playlist 4 Select a playlist To create a new playlist select New Enter the new playlist name and select Save Assigning a Song as Ringtone 1 On the Home sc...

Page 49: ...2 Touch and hold the desired song to delete 3 Touch Delete 4 Touch OK to delete the selected song Configuring the Sound Effect 1 On the Home screen touch Music 2 Touch a song to play 3 Touch Sound eff...

Page 50: ...me screen touch People 2 Touch 3 Touch one of the following New Contact in Device To save the new contact to the phone memory New Contact in Card To save the new contact to the memory card 4 Enter the...

Page 51: ...g 1 On the Home screen touch People 2 Touch Import export Import from SIM card 3 Touch the desired contact to import To import contacts from the memory card perform the following 1 On the Home screen...

Page 52: ...following 1 On the Home screen touch People 2 Touch Import export Export to SIM RUIM card 3 Touch the desired contact to export To copy contacts to the memory card perform the following 1 On the Home...

Page 53: ...e Home screen touch People 2 Touch the desired contact to share 3 Touch Share 4 Select the desired sharing application to send the contact information To assign a contact ringtone perform the followin...

Page 54: ...e following 1 On the Home screen touch People 2 Touch the desired contact to add to the Favorite list 3 Touch and it turns indicating the current contact has been added to the Favorite list 4 Touch Fa...

Page 55: ...the phone number using the on screen keypad To delete a wrong number touch To delete the entire number touch and hold 3 Touch to make a call after the user finishes entering the phone number 4 To end...

Page 56: ...Log The Call Log screen displays the recent outgoing received or missed calls To view the Call Log screen touch the Call Log tab To remove an entry from the list select the desired entry and touch Re...

Page 57: ...h Settings Barcode Reader 2 Touch one of the following options Barcode reader Check the box to enable barcode module function Good read notification Check the box to enable sound after scanning barcod...

Page 58: ...n icon to be displayed on the status bar Firmware Version View the module firmware version 3 Touch to return to the Home screen Reading a Barcode To read 1D 2D barcodes perform the following 1 Press t...

Page 59: ...ks order start sentinels and end sentinels settings By default the start sentinel of a magnetic stripe card is already set based on the ISO standard Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Prefix and suffix setting C...

Page 60: ...SR Module 1 On the Home screen touch Settings MSR Settings 2 Touch MSR Demo to open the swipe test screen 3 Swipe a magnetic stripe card through the MSR module Make sure the magnetic stripe is facing...

Page 61: ...tion WCN3660 GPS Gen 8 GPSOne with GPS and GLONASS Strong Signal Open Sky 130 dBm Cold start 32s Weak signal Mild indoor 161 dBm 60s NFC Optional NFC standards according to Android 4 2 CDD ISO15693 an...

Page 62: ...B for MSR or IC Card reader Power Adaptor Input 100V to 240V AC 50 60Hz 0 8A Output 5V DC 3A DC plug Micro USB male Type only support 1 5A AC Cable Certification UL FCC CE PSE BSMI 2KV surge test Dime...

Page 63: ...SD card s capacity is full if it is try to delete move some files to free space 4 Cannot connect to the Internet Check whether the device is connected to a wireless network If no wireless network is a...

Page 64: ...gistered trademarks of their respective owners Safety Information Read the following safety information before using the device Use only the power adaptor provided by the manufacturer Use of unauthori...

Page 65: ...ed exposure limits in ANSI IEEE C95 1 1992 and had been tested in accordance with the measurement methods and procedures specified in IEEE1528 This device has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure...

Page 66: ...interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation 15 105 b NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant...

Page 67: ...ations may have been changed since this manual was written In this case take the actual device as basis No part of this user manual may be reproduced transmitted stored in a retrieval system or transl...

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