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Table of Contents 

 

WalkAbout Computers HAMMERHEAD RT User’s Guide – V030105

 

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Table of Contents 

 

CHAPTER 1:  INTRODUCTION .........................  5

 Before 

you 

begin    .....................................................................  5 

 Standard 

features ......................................................................  6 

 Accessories 

and options ............................................................  7 

 Exterior 

features    .....................................................................  8 

  Tips for proper use and care of your computer .......................... 12 
   

CHAPTER 2:  HARDWARE OPERATION ......... 13 

 

Turning on the unit ..................................................................... 13 

 Pen 

operations 

...................................................................... 13 

 Touch 

operations  ...................................................................... 15 

 Battery 

use and care .................................................................. 16 

   

Getting started with your new batteries ........................ 16 

   

How to install new batteries ......................................... 16 

   

When to recharge batteries.......................................... 16 

   

How to recharge your batteries .................................... 17 

   

How to tell when batteries have finished charging ....... 18 

   

How to increase battery “run time” ............................... 18 

   

When to replace your battery ....................................... 18 

   

Where to purchase replacement batteries ................... 19 

   

How to store batteries when they’re not in use............. 19 

   

Safety & handling considerations for batteries ............. 19 

   

Disposing of your batteries........................................... 20 

   

Battery tips for the best performance ........................... 20 

  

Calibrating 

Batteries..................................................... 20 

   

When should I calibrate my batteries? ......................... 21 

   

What are the Over Temperature and Over Voltage 

   

 

 boxes in the HH Control Panel? ................... 21 

 Removable 

hard drive ................................................................ 21 

Connectivity  

...................................................................... 22 

  

Port 

replicators ............................................................ 22 

  

Desktop 

docking station .............................................. 24 

  

Vehicle 

docking ........................................................... 24 

 Heater 

option 

...................................................................... 25 

 CardBus/PCMCIA cards ............................................................ 26 
  Internal “flex space” for OEM modules ....................................... 26 
 

CHAPTER 3:  SOFTWARE OPERATION........... 27 

   
 

Calibration ...................................................................... 27 

 

 

Pen Tablet calibration .................................................. 27 

  Touch 

Screen 

calibration ............................................. 27

 

 Battery 

Performance and Maintenance ...................................... 28 

  Monitoring 

your battery ................................................ 28 

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  Setting 

the 

battery alarm .............................................. 28 

  Turning 

off 

power-consuming peripherals .................... 28 

  Using 

power schemes.................................................. 29 

  Standby ...................................................................... 29 
  Hibernation .................................................................. 29 
 

Adjusting Screen Brightness and Backlight Settings ................. 30 

  Manual 

brightness adjustment ..................................... 30 

  Auto 

backlight settings ................................................. 31 

  Power 

button function .................................................. 31 

  Advanced 

backlight...................................................... 32 

 

XP Tablet PC Edition features ................................................... 34 

  Screen 

rotation ............................................................ 34 

  Handwriting 

using 

the Input Panel ............................... 35 

   How 

to 

open 

the Input Panel ......................... 35 

   Writing Pad .................................................... 37 
   Character Pad ............................................... 37 
   On-screen 

Keyboard...................................... 38 

   Customization................................................ 38 
   Speech 

recognition ........................................ 39 

  Handwriting 

using 

Microsoft Windows Journal ............. 39 

   How 

to 

access Windows Journal ................... 39 

   How 

to 

convert 

handwriting to text................. 39 

 

 

 

How to restore default settings in  

    

 

 

Windows Journal ........................................ 40 

   Journal 

Note 

Writer in printers ....................... 40 

 

 

 

How to reinstall the Journal Note   

    

 

 

Writer printer............................................... 41 

 

 

How to improve handwriting recognition ...................... 41 

 

 

How to set pen and screen for left-handed users......... 41 

  How 

to 

create 

“sticky notes”......................................... 42 

  InkBall 

...................................................................... 43 

 

 

How to write in Microsoft Word or Excel....................... 44 

  Other 

questions 

about XP Tablet PC ........................... 44 

 

CHAPTER 4:  FAQS ........................................... 45 

 

CHAPTER 5:  WARRANTY INFORMATION ...... 51 

  What is covered by this warranty................................................ 51 
  Length of warranty...................................................................... 51 
  Terms and Conditions ................................................................ 52 
  How to obtain warranty service .................................................. 52 
  What is not covered ................................................................... 53 
 Additional 

Information ................................................................ 54

 Company 

Information 

and return address .................................. 55 

 Customer 

Service 

55

 

 

NOTICES

 ................................................................ 56 

Summary of Contents for Hammerhead RT800

Page 1: ...ded for large scale applications If you do not find illustrations identical to the equipment you have purchased or do not find needed information after having reviewed the User s Guide please feel fre...

Page 2: ...ration 27 Touch Screen calibration 27 Battery Performance and Maintenance 28 Monitoring your battery 28 Table of Contents WalkAbout Computers HAMMERHEAD RT User s Guide V030105 4 Setting the battery a...

Page 3: ...ave a touch unit Microsoft Windows XP Pro is installed along with Calligrapher handwriting recognizer PenOffice control program and My T Pen onscreen keyboard program WalkAbout Computers often pre ins...

Page 4: ...ing other than a WalkAbout supported antenna will constitute an invalid configuration and may void the FCC CISPR and or CE certifications GPS option is sold for the sole purpose of providing an accura...

Page 5: ...modems scanners etc Devices can be connected to the HAMMERHEAD RT with the computer turned on without requiring a reboot There is a limit of 128 concurrent devices per USB port The HAMMERHEAD RT can...

Page 6: ...artment without the proper training from WalkAbout Computers Any tampering of the hard drive will result in a void warranty Bottom view Bottom guide pinholes The bottom guide pinholes are used to alig...

Page 7: ...tip switch simply press the tip of the pen against the display This is similar to clicking the left button of a mouse Double clicking is accomplished by double tapping with the pen Move an icon by pr...

Page 8: ...auge possible To achieve the best possible performance from your batteries we recommend using and maintaining the batteries in accordance with the instructions provided below Getting started with your...

Page 9: ...ng process Don t be alarmed if batteries feel warm to the touch during this process It is normal for a battery to become warm during charging and discharging Do not use any external power source other...

Page 10: ...rt circuit the battery or reverse polarity Avoid placing batteries around metal objects such as keys pocket change paper clips and jewelry Chapter 2 Hardware Operation WalkAbout Computers HAMMERHEAD R...

Page 11: ...T Some customers may have IT Departments that will be trained to replace hard drives at the customer location You should not open the hard drive compartment without the proper training from WalkAbout...

Page 12: ...wer to the port replicator Flat port replicators and custom cable sets are available when connectivity is needed while the unit is mobile External power should be connected to the port replicators aft...

Page 13: ...cards CardBus and PC Cards are two alternative types of PCMCIA interfaces or slots on laptops desktops and PDAs PCMCIA cards are based on a 16 bit interface while CardBus is a 32 bit interface This al...

Page 14: ...User s Guide V030105 28 Battery Performance and maintenance Monitoring your battery You can easily monitor your battery to see how much power you have available while you are working away from your de...

Page 15: ...105 30 Adjusting Screen Brightness and Backlight Settings The Hammerhead RT comes with a Utility program that provides additional functionality to your computer To launch the Hammerhead Utilities prog...

Page 16: ...30105 32 Advanced backlight Your computer is delivered preset with the optimal settings for most users For those users with special needs such as optimizing operation in dark environments the Advanced...

Page 17: ...these operating systems come standard with Pen Office Calligrapher handwriting software and My T Pen onscreen keyboard Tablet and pen settings Windows XP Tablet PC Edition lets you customize the table...

Page 18: ...eyboard The Tablet PC Input Panel is hidden when you first start but is easily opened How to open the Input Panel Click the Input Panel button on the task bar The Tablet PC Input Panel opens To hide t...

Page 19: ...g an e mail address or a URL The characters that you enter into the character pad are immediately converted to text so you can spot and fix any errors immediately Chapter 3 Software Operation WalkAbou...

Page 20: ...letely searchable You can also create drawings or graphics that can be saved or sent to other applications from Windows Journal You can even share journal files with non Tablet PC users by exporting t...

Page 21: ...words Write uppercase letters larger than lowercase letters Avoid empty spaces Avoid putting additional words diagrams or drawings within existing handwriting in a note How to set the pen and screen...

Page 22: ...ow to write in Microsoft Excel or Word files In order to use the Tablet PC features in these applications you must obtain the Microsoft Office XP Pack for Tablet PC This is available only from Microso...

Page 23: ...button on the task bar The Tablet PC Input Panel opens If you are using MS Pen services From the Windows desktop navigate through the Start Menu to the Program group named Pen Services Click on the i...

Page 24: ...ry default reboot the unit and attempt pen alignment See supporting documentation for instructions on reinstalling the pen services software This will typically cure problems with damaged support file...

Page 25: ...e What is your best screen for direct sunlight on the Hammerhead RT WalkAbout s All Vis display maximizes color definition and provides superior visibility for indoor in vehicle and outdoor environmen...

Page 26: ...or lessee of Products and Accessories that have been properly installed used and serviced according to the specifications provided and practiced by WalkAbout Computers ii Damage due to abuse accident...

Page 27: ...warranty service iii WalkAbout Computers shall not be responsible for consequential special incidental or contingent damages or expenses of any nature or kind whatsoever including without limitation d...

Page 28: ...ne 561 712 1200 FAX 561 712 9580 Disclaimer All rights reserved This publication is protected by copyright and all rights are reserved No part of it may be reproduced or transmitted by any means or in...

Page 29: ...tes uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference with radio communications However there is no guarantee...

Page 30: ...ent of Communications Human Exposure Compliance Statement FCC rules compliance with RF hazard and broadband PCS Note Motorola certifies that the Motorola G18 Radio Module FCC ID 1HDT6AC1 complies with...

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