Intermec PEN*KEY 6400 Bedienungsanleitung

6400 Hand-Held Computer

USER’S GUIDE

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PN: 961-047-093

Revision E

December 2001

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CONTENTS

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SECTION 1

General Information

About this User’s Guide 1-1..............................

Summary of Sections 1-1.............................

Unpacking and Inspecting 1-2............................

Hand-Held Computer Main Components 1-3...............

Hand-Held Computer Keyboard 1-6.......................

41-Key Keyboard 1-6.................................

51-Key Keyboard 1-7.................................

Key Descriptions 1-8....................................

ENT (Enter) Key 1-8.................................

SCAN Key 1-8.......................................

Period [.] Key 1-8....................................

Minus [--] Key 1-8...................................

Numeric Keys 1-9...................................

Alphabetic Keys 1-9..................................

Backspace [] Key 1-9.................................

Shift Keys 1-9.......................................

Using Shifted Functions 1-11..........................

Display Annunciator Locations on Display Window 1-13.....

Annunciator Descriptions 1-14.........................

Display Annunciators (Messages) 1-14..................

Display Contrast 1-17.................................

Backlight 1-17........................................

Window Scrolling Arrows 1-17.........................

[l/O] Suspend or Resume 1-18..........................

Handstrap 1-18..........................................

Buzzer 1-20..............................................

Infrared (IrDA) Port 1-20.................................

Battery Management 1-20................................

Battery 1-21.............................................

Main Battery Pack 1-21...............................

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Backup Battery 1-23..................................

Memory 1-23............................................

Main Memory 1-23...................................

Flash 1-24...........................................

Diagnostic EEPROM 1-24.................................

Resetting 1-24...........................................

Batch Terminal Operation 1-25............................

Terminal Emulation 1-25..............................

Accessories and Options 1-25..............................

Internal Scanner 1-25.................................

Internal Radio 1-25...................................

Communication Adapter 1-26..........................

Scanner Handle 1-27..................................

Adjustable Handstrap and Adjustable Wriststrap 1-29...

Hand-Held Computer Specifications 1-31...................

Configuring Terminal Emulation over IP 1-34..............

SECTION 2

Operation

Introduction 2-1.........................................

BeforeUsingYourHand-HeldComputerforthe FirstTime .....

2-2

Rechargeable Battery Labelling 2-4.......................

Installing the Main Battery 2-5...........................

Removing the Main Battery 2-6..........................

Measuring Battery Pack Charge Level 2-7................

Charging Your Battery Pack 2-8..........................

In Your Hand-Held Computer 2-8.....................

In An External Source 2-9............................

Battery Charger LED and Error Codes 2-10................

Charging Indicator Error Codes 2-10.......................

Backup Battery 2-11......................................

Downloading Programs To Your Hand-Held Computer 2-12..

Programming the Flash 2-12..............................

Turning Your Hand-Held Computer On and Off

(Suspending) 2-13....................................

Turning On Your Computer 2-13.......................

Suspending Your Hand-Held Computer 2-13............

Understanding the Key Clicks 2-14........................

Scanning 2-15...........................................

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Using an Integrated Scanner 2-15......................

Installing the Optional Scanning Handle 2-17...........

Using a Tethered Bar Code Scanner 2-18...................

Tethered Scanner Supported 2-18......................

Software 2-19........................................

Setting Terminal Emulation to Accept Tethered Laser

Scanners 2-20....................................

Setting Your DOS Application to Accept Tethered Laser

Scanners 2-21....................................

Setting Up Your LS3203 or LS3603 RS-232 Serial

Scanner Parameters 2-21..........................

Setting Up Your Intermec 1551 Series RS-232 Serial

Scanner Parameters 2-26..........................

SECTION 3

Terminal Emulation Menu Screens

Introduction 3-1.........................................

Keyboard Functions 3-1.................................

Yellow and Blue Shift Keys 3-1.......................

Enter [ENT] Keys 3-2................................

Number Keys [0] Through [9] 3-2.....................

Y Up and B Down Arrows 3-3.........................

Display Annunciators 3-3................................

Display Position 0 3-3................................

Display Position 1 3-3................................

Display Position 2 3-4................................

Display Position 3 3-4................................

Display Position 4 3-4................................

Display Positions 5--8 3-5.............................

Setting the Operating Parameters 3-6.....................

Opening the Main Menu 3-6..........................

Opening the Set-Up Parms Menu 3-11..................

Protocol Options 3-26.................................

Display Options 3-36..................................

Radio Comm 3-37.....................................

Cold Start 3-39.......................................

More 3-39............................................

Print Device 3-40.....................................

LCD Parms 3-40.........................................

Screen Size 3-41......................................

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Screen Mode 3-42.....................................

Annunciators 3-44....................................

Key Uppercase 3-45...................................

Scroll Window 3-45...................................

Beeper Setup 3-46........................................

Key Click 3-46........................................

Error Tone 3-47......................................

Beeper Select 3-47....................................

Tests 3-48...............................................

Peripherals 3-48......................................

Memory View 3-56....................................

Packet Driver Test 3-56...............................

Histogram Opts 3-58..................................

Numbers 3-59........................................

Timed Numbers 3-59..................................

Version Info (Information) 3-59............................

Exit Menus 3-60.........................................

More 3-60...............................................

Keyboard Opts 3-60...................................

Save Parms 3-61......................................

Session Menu 3-61....................................

To Exit Emulation Mode and Return to DOS 3-63...........

SECTION 4

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Introduction 4-1.........................................

Low Battery Indication 4-1...............................

Cleaning Your Hand-Held Computer 4-3..................

Case and Display 4-3................................

Docking Connectors 4-3..............................

Troubleshooting 4-4.....................................

Troubleshooting Table 4-4................................

Diagnostic Information 4-10...........................

Repair Service 4-11.......................................

APPENDIX A

Connector Pin-Outs

8-Pin Docking Connector (standard) 4-1...................

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Optional Communication Adapter 9-Pin D-Sub Connector 4-2

APPENDIX B

NorandR Utilities Program

Entry Point 4-1.........................................

Pop-Up Menus 4-2......................................

Drop-Down Lists 4-2....................................

Alphanumeric Fields 4-3.................................

Title Screen 4-4.........................................

Language Selection 4-5..................................

Communications Menu 4-6...............................

Option 1 BEGIN COMM SESSION 4-7................

Option 2 COMM SETTING 4-15.......................

Option 3 UNIT ID 4-18................................

Option 4 NETWORK PARAMETERS 4-18..............

Option 4 MODEM PARAMETERS 4-20.................

Option 5 PHONE NUMBER 4-24......................

Option 6 ADVANCED UTILITIES 4-25.................

APPENDIX C

Keyboard Overlays

41-Key DOS/PC 4-2.....................................

51-Key DOS/PC 4-3.....................................

41-Key 5250 4-4.........................................

51-Key 5250 4-5.........................................

41-Key 3270 4-6.........................................

51-Key 3270 4-7.........................................

41-Key VT/ANSI 4-8.....................................

51-Key VT/ANSI 4-9.....................................

41-Key NATIVE 4-10.....................................

51-Key NATIVE 4-11.....................................

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FIGURES

Figure 1-1 Computer Front View 1-3.....................

Figure 1-2 Computer Back View 1-4......................

Figure 1-3 Top End View 1-5............................

Figure 1-4 Bottom End View 1-5..........................

Figure 1-5 41--Key Keyboard 1-6..........................

Figure 1-6 51--Key Keyboard 1-7..........................

Figure 1-7 Annunciator Locations On Display 1-13..........

Figure 1-8 Bottom End Handstrap Attachment 1-19........

Figure 1-9 Top End Handstrap Attachment 1-19............

Figure 1-10 Communication Adapter Scanner Connector 1-26

Figure 1-11 Communication Adapter Charger Connector 1-27

Figure 1-12 Scanner Handle 1-28..........................

Figure 1-14 Adjustable Handstrap 1-29....................

Figure 1-15 Adjustable Wrist Strap 1-30....................

Figure 2-1 Resetting Your Computer 2-3..................

Figure 2-2 Installing Main Battery Pack 2-5...............

Figure 2-3 Removing Main Battery Pack 2-6..............

Figure 2-4 Main Battery Pack Capacity Contacts 2-7......

Figure 2-5 Multipack Charger 2-9........................

Figure 2-6 Single Pack Charger 2-9.......................

Figure 2-7 Optional Scanner Handle 2-17..................

Figure 2-8 Connecting a Tethered Scanner 2-19.............

Figure A-1 8-Pin Docking Connector Pinouts 4-1...........

Figure A-2 9-Pin D-Sub Connector Pinouts 4-2.............

TABLES

Table 2-11 Charging Indicator Error Codes 2-10.............

Table 2-2 Solution Notes 2-11.............................

Table 3-1 Possible RF Link Descriptions 3-49...............

Table 3-2 Supported Transmission Rates for the High

Speed Lucent Radio’s 3-51.............................

Table 4-1 Basic Troubleshooting 4-4.......................

6400 Hand-Held Computer User’s Guide 1-1

Section 1

General Information

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About this User’s Guide

This user’s guide is divided into four sections and three ap-

pendixes.

Summary of Sections

Section 1

Contains general information about your computer.

Section 2

Describes how to prepare for using.

Section 3

Shows the terminal emulation menu screens for setting

parameters. This section only applies if you are running

terminal emulation software.

Section 4

Steps you through some procedures to use when trouble-

shooting. This section also includes information for routine

maintenance. Routine maintenance includes recharging the

main battery pack; replacing the handstrap; and cleaning

various components.

Appendix A

Pin-outs for the external connectors.

General Information SECTION 1

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Appendix B

NorandRROM Utilities Programs are intended for your sys-

tem administrator for setting parameters to support your

application.

Appendix C

Contains terminal emulation overlays offered for your com-

puter.

Unpacking and Inspecting

1. Remove the hand-held computer from its shipping con-

tainer and inspect for any visible damage.

2. If your hand-held computer was damaged in shipping,

record the model number, part number, and serial

number. These numbers can be found on the back side

of the computer.

3. Save all paperwork pertaining to shipment, and im-

mediately notify the transport company of the dam-

aged item(s). Follow their instructions for filing a

claim on the damaged items.

Authorized repair of products is available only at Intermec

Service Centers. Unauthorized repair voids any and all

warranties.

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