Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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The 6200 Series computer contains a 80386SL 25 MHz processor.  The standard

processor for the 6300 Series computer is an 80386SX 25 MHz processor.  It can

be ordered with an 80486SL processor, with the option of either 25 MHz (6325

Computer) or 50 MHz (6350 Computer).  Some models, such as 6210 and 6350

Computers, use TI 486 processors.

The normal display, for all models in the 6200 and 6300 Series, is landscape.

However, most applications use a rotated (portrait mode) screen.  Features and

option:

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6200 Computer Ċ Backlit display and touch screen options.

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6300 Computer Ċ Comes equipped with the backlit display.

The number of pixels:

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6200 Computer Ċ 160 (width) x 200 (length) pixels

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6300 Computer Ċ 320 (width) x 480 (length) pixels

The 6360 Computer has a larger screen than the 6350 Computer.

All models have builtĆin keypads.  The 6200 Series computers come with either a

numeric or alphanumeric keypad, and the 6300 Series computers have numeric

keypads.  See Section 5 for details.  Most user input is done using touch, pen, or

bar code scanning.

Advanced Power Management (APM) is critical.  It consists of a main battery

and a backup battery.  This combination of APM software and batteries provides

a smart battery pack.

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The Main Battery, even in suspend mode, maintains RAM, RTC, and CMOS

settings.  When the HHC is off charge, the Main Battery also supplies any

needed charge to the Backup Battery.
The Backup Battery is for emergencies only.  The Backup Battery should not be

relied upon, for extended periods, to support the system with no Main Battery.
A unit with functioning Main and Backup Batteries can be left off charge

overnight or for a long weekend, presuming it has fully charged and functioning

Main and Backup Batteries.

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