Janam XG105 Bedienungsanleitung

Version 1

August, 2012

XG105 User Manual

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Contents

Introduction CH–PG

About the Janam XG105

1–1

Features

1–1

Hardware Overview

1–2

Getting Started CH–PG

Unpack Your Janam XG105

2–1

Recommended Host Computer

Requirements

2–1

Janam XG105 SDK

Update Your Desktop Software

2–1

Attach the Handstrap to the XG105

2–2

Attach the Stylus Tether to the Stylus

2–2

Attach the Stylus Tether to the

Handstrap

2–3

Install the Battery

2–4

Charging the Battery

2–5

Turn the XG105 On

2–6

Understanding the Desktop

2–7

What the Status Icons Mean

2–7

Setting up the Janam XG105 CH–PG

Locate Important Controls and

Components

3–1

LCD Screen Calibration

3–2

Customizing the Today Screen

3–2

Language and Regional Settings

3–3

Owner Information

3–5

Password Protection

3–6

Backlight and Brightness Preferences

3–8

Battery Power

3–8

Button Assignment and Scrolling Speed

3–9

Volume Adjustment

3–9

Enable Sounds and Notifications

3–10

Device Name

3–10

Customizing the Start Menu

3–11

Opening Applications

3–11

Removing Applications

3–11

Device Locked/Unlocked

3–12

Keymap Preference

3–12

How to Reset the XG105 CH–PG

Resetting (rebooting) the XG105

4–1

Soft Reset (or Warm Boot)

4–1

Hard Reset (or Cold Boot)

4–1

Master Reset (or Clean Boot)

4–1

Barcode Scanning CH–PG

Barcode Scanning Demonstration

and Setup

5–1

Enable the ScanWedge Feature

5–2

Data Entry CH–PG

Entering Information on the XG105

6–1

The Input Panel

6–1

Key-Combination Shortcuts

6–1

Using the On-screen Keyboard

6–2

Using the Block Recognizer

6–4

Using the Letter Recognizer

6–5

Using Transcriber

6–6

Synchronizing Data CH–PG

Create a User Profile

7–1

Setting Up and Deleting Partnerships

7–2

Partnership (Connection) Settings

7–4

802.11 Wireless Configuration CH–PG

Wireless Local Area Network Access 8–1

Bluetooth CH–PG

Overview

9–1

Making a Bluetooth Device Visible

9–2

Bluetooth Partnerships

9–2

Bluetooth Beam

9–4

Bluetooth Virtual COM Ports Overview

9–5

Regulatory and Maintenance CH–PG

Regulatory and Safety Approvals

10–1

FCC and Canadian Compliance

10–1

XG Series RF Terminals with 802.11

and Bluetooth

10–1

Battery Warning

10–4

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Introduction

Janam’s XG Series has been optimized to meet the unique requirements of mobile workers in

warehouses, distribution centers, loading docks and other operating venues where rugged gun-shaped

mobile computers are deployed. While its center-weighted ergonomic design makes it uniquely

balanced and light, the XG105 is a powerful workhorse that delivers state-of-the-art computing

performance in an exceptionally rugged package. Designed for the work at hand, the XG105 delivers

superior performance and flexibility at a great price.

About the Janam XG105

The XG105 has a light, sleek, highly-functional form factor for intensive barcode scanning. Its unique

center-weighted ergonomics, with battery located in the handle, make it light and balanced in the

hand. It features a 3.7” Color TFT color, VGA display, Marvell XScale PXA320 624MHz processor,

robust 802.11 b/g or a/b/g Summit WLAN radio with Cisco’s CCX v4 support. It has an extra-wide

keypad area with large, well-spaced keys and superior backlighting. The XG105 meets IP64 sealing

requirements, withstands multiple 6’ drops to concrete on all sides across a wide temperature range

and 2,000 tumbles in a rotating test chamber.

Further enhancing its value, the XG105 features Motorola’s SE965, best-in-class, miniature, high-

performance scan engine for both close-range and distance barcode scanning as well as reliable

capture of damaged barcodes or those obscured by shrinkwrap.

Features

―Microsoft®Windows®

―3.7” Color TFT color, VGA display

Mobile 6.1

―Extra-wide keypad area with large, well-spaced keys and superior backlighting

―Emulator keypads insuring compatibility with existing installations

―Vibrator alert for successful scan feedback

―Bright-LED tail lights for visual feedback during overhead scanning

―Superior audio performance and VOIP-ready

―Integrated Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) tags for enhanced asset protection

―256MB DDR SDRAM, 256MB NAND Flash ROM

―NAND flash backup of OS, applications and user data

―User accessible microSD card slot

―Rugged design:

‒Sealed to IP64 standards

‒Withstands multiple drops to a concrete surface on all sides from a height of 6 feet

‒Functions across a wide environmental operating temperature range

‒Designed to withstand no less than 2,000 tumbles in a rotating test chamber

―Enterprise-class WLAN with WPA security protocols

―Bluetooth v2.0 connectivity

―Comprehensive system of accessories

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Front View

Rear View

LED Indicators

Power On/Off

Function key

2 Programmable keys

Navigation keys

Escape key

Control key

Syncing/Charging

Connector

Barcode Scan

Window

Scan Trigger

Rear LED

Syncing/Charging

Connector

Gun Handle

(Battery

Chamber) Battery Chamber

Microphone

Top View

LCD

Hardware Overview

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Scan

Window

Scan Trigger

Handle/

Battery Chamber

Base of Battery &

Battery Release Plunger

Lower Handstrap Connector

Upper Handstrap Connectors

(left and right side)

microSD Memory

Card Door MicroSD Memory

Card Door Screws

Upper Handstrap

Connectors

Side View

Rear-Bottom Sectional View

Syncing/Charging

Connector

Rear Indicator Lights

(Tail Lights)

Speaker

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Bottom View

Battery

Battery Lock

Rear LED Indicators

Speaker

(on bottom

housing)

Battery

Chamber microSD Card Slot

Compartment

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Getting Started

Unpack Your Janam XG105

Make sure you have the following:

―Janam XG105 mobile computer

―Janam authorized battery

―Handstrap

―Stylus

―Stylus tether

―Charging accessory (one or more of the following power/connection kits ordered/packaged

separately):

‒Janam Single-slot cradle kit

‒Janam Four-slot cradle kit

‒Janam USB cable with AC adapter

‒Janam Serial cable with AC adapter

Recommended Host Computer Requirements

―Windows-compatible host computer

―Microsoft® Windows® 7, Windows XP or Windows 2000 operating system

―100 MB of available hard disk space

―One available serial or USB port

―Keyboard and mouse

Janam XG105 SDK

The Janam XG Series Software Development Kit enables programmers to develop applications for

Janam XG Series rugged mobile computers running the Microsoft Windows Mobile6.1 operating

system. It contains details and instructions for developing applications that access Janam XG Series

libraries, including scanning, imaging and hardware utilities.

The development kit, which can be downloaded from Janam’s Partnerzone site (login required), is

designed for use with Microsoft Windows Mobile SDK and Visual Studio 2005/2008 development

environment.

Update Your Desktop Software

Confirm that the host computer has the latest version of Microsoft ActiveSync or Windows Mobile

Device Center software intended for use with the host computer’s operating system, e.g. Windows 7,

XP or 2000. For additional ActiveSync information and downloads, please visit the Microsoft Mobile

Device Center at:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931937 and http://support.microsoft.com/kb/915152.

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Attach the Handstrap to the XG105

1. Insert the long-looped end of the handstrap through either the left- or right-side upper handstrap

connector (at the back of the handheld*).

2. Insert the metal spring closure hook (the other opposite end of the handstrap) through the loop

previously pushed through the upper handstrap connecter in Step 1.

3. Pull the entire length of the handstrap through the loop, securing one end of the handstrap to

either rear hand strap connector.

4. Clip the metal spring closure hook to the lower handstrap connector (near the base of the

gun handle*).

* For related illustrations see Chapter 1.

Attach the Stylus Tether to the Stylus

1. Insert one looped end of the stylus tether through the opening at the top of the stylus.

2. Insert the opposite end of the stylus tether through the first looped end.

3. Pull the entire length of the

stylus tether including the

silver grommet all the way

through the loop to secure

the tether to the stylus.

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Attach the Stylus Tether to the Handstrap

1. Insert the loop of the free end of the stylus tether through either of the slits in the handstrap

push-button adjustment slider.

2. Insert the stylus (now attached to the stylus tether) through the stylus tether’s loop that comes

through the slit on the push-button adjustment slider.

3. Pull the entire length of the stylus tether and the stylus tether’s silver grommet all the way

through the loop to secure the stylus tether to the handstrap’s adjustment slider.

4. When not in use, the stylus can be inserted in the stylus sleeve on the handstrap.

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Install the Battery

Installing the battery:

1. Insert the top of battery into chamber opening and gently slide battery into battery chamber.

Do not force past point of resistance.

2. Turn the battery so that the base of the battery is perpendicular to the gun handle. This aligns

the battery notches with the battery chamber which is required to insert the battery completely.

Once the battery is properly aligned with the handle, press the battery into the battery

chamber.

3. Turn the battery base clockwise until the base of the battery is parallel with the device. The

battery release plunger will click and lock the battery into place.

Removing the battery:

1. To remove the battery, fully press the battery release plunger and hold while rotating the

battery counter-clockwise until it stops (battery base will be perpendicular to device gun

handle).

2. Grip the battery base and pull battery from battery chamber.



IMPORTANT BATTERY WARNING!

CAUTION: Use only Janam-approved batteries.

There is the risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

Always dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.



IMPORTANT NOTE!

**WARNING**

DO NOT turn the device on/press the power button if the main battery is not installed

in the battery chamber as this may result in permanent loss of data.

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