Intermec 6622 マニュアル

目次

• Title

  1
• Contents

  7
• Section 1: Overview

  11
  • Introduction: About this Manual

    11
  • Summary of Sections

    12
    • Section 1, General Information

      12
    • Section 2, Using the Pen Computer for the First Time

      12
    • Section 3, Software

      12
    • Section 4, Operating the Pen Computer

      12
    • Section 5, Connecting Peripheral Equipment

      12
    • Section 6, Troubleshooting

      12
  • The PEN*KEY 6622 Pen Computer

    13
  • Computer Description

    15
    • Opening the Top Cover

      15
    • Lock

      16
  • Removing the Top Cover

    18
  • Front View

    20
    • Power Button

      20
    • Power Lamp

      21
    • Battery Lamp

      21
    • Speaker

      21
    • Touch Pen

      22
  • Side View

    23
  • Rear View

    24
    • Infrared Communications Port

      24
    • Right Mouse Button

      24
  • Bottom View

    25
    • RESET Switch

      26
  • AC Adapter/Recharger

    27
    • Power lamp

      27
    • Internal/External Battery Pack Charging Lamps

      28
• Section 2: Using the Pen Computer for the First Time

  29
  • Connecting the AC Adapter/Recharger

    30
  • Touch Pen Input

    32
    • Selecting an Item (pointing)

      32
    • Moving Items/Resizing Windows

      32
    • Inputting Text

      33
  • System Startup

    33
    • Startup

      33
• Section 3: Software

  35
  • General Information

    35
    • Software Included with the 6622 Pen Computer

      35
  • Windows 95

    35
  • MS DOS Screen

    35
    • MS DOS Prompt

      36
    • MS DOS Mode

      36
  • Windows 95 Help

    36
    • Help With Operating Procedures

      36
    • Contents

      37
    • Keyword

      37
    • Help Regarding Items on the Screen

      38
  • Changing the Screen Background

    38
  • Setup Utility

    39
    • Pen*Key Tool

      40
    • Adjusting the Backlight and Checking the Remaining Battery Capacity

      41
    • Suspend Execution

      42
    • Changing the Numeric Keypad Assignments

      43
    • Checking the Version of the Pen*Key Tool

      44
    • Exiting the Pen*Key Tool

      44
  • CIC Handwriting Recognition

    44
• Section 4: Operating the Pen Computer

  45
  • Battery Packs

    45
    • Charging Battery Packs

      45
    • Charging Battery Packs in the AC Adapter/ Recharger

      47
    • Charging a Battery Pack in the Pen Computer

      48
    • Charging Battery Packs in the Pen Computer and the AC Adapter/Recharger

      49
    • Installing the Battery Pack

      50
    • Remaining Battery Pack Capacity Display

      51
      • Confirming the Remaining Battery Pack Capacity

        51
    • Insufficient Remaining Battery Pack Capacity

      53
    • Charging and Operating Times

      54
  • PC Cards

    55
    • Fax/modem Card

      55
    • Network Interface Card

      55
    • SCSI Interface Card

      55
    • ATA Device

      55
    • SRAM Memory Card

      55
    • Flash Memory Card

      55
  • Inserting a PC Card

    56
  • Removing a PC Card

    57
• Section 5: Connecting Peripheral Equipment

  59
  • Notes on Handling the Equipment

    60
    • Storing the battery packs

      60
  • Connecting Peripheral Equipment

    61
    • Serial Devices

      62
    • Serial Port Setting

      62
  • Connectors

    63
    • Keyboard/Mouse

      63
    • Connecting Speakers/Microphone/Headset

      63
• Section 6: Troubleshooting

  65
  • The power lamp does not light even though the power is turned on.

    66
  • The display is blank.

    66
  • The system will not start up.

    66
  • The correct date and time are not displayed.

    66
  • Data cannot be written to or read from a floppy disk.

    67
  • Data cannot be written to or read from the hard disk.

    68
  • An expansion device or peripheral device does not function.

    68
  • Output cannot be directed to the printer.

    68
  • The device connected to the RS 232C connector does not work.

    69
  • Infrared communications do not work.

    69
  • PC Cards Do Not Function (in MS DOS Mode)

    69