Unitech Electronics Co. Ltd. PA968BTGGR マニュアル

目次

• About This Manual

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  • Regulatory Compliance Statements

    3
    • FCC Warning Statement

      3
    • Canadian Compliance Statement

      4
    • European Conformity Statement

      4
  • Battery Notices

    4
    • Battery Charge Notice

      4
    • Storage and Safety Notice

      5
• Getting Started

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  • Introducing the PA968

    9
  • Features

    10
  • Package Contents

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  • A Tour of the PA968

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    • Front View

      12
    • Back View

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  • Setting up the PA968

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    • Installing the Battery

      14
    • Charging the Battery

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    • Charging the battery with USB charging cable

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    • Charging the battery with the cradle

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    • Checking the LED status

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    • Checking the Battery Status

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    • Connecting the terminal to a host (PC/ Notebook)

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    • Turning the terminal on for the first time

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    • Powering On

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    • Calibrating the screen

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• Using the Hardware

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  • Using the SD/MMC Memory Card

    20
    • Inserting a Storage Card

      20
    • Removing a Storage Card

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  • Using the SIM Card

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    • Inserting the SIM card

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  • Using the Camera

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  • Using the Fingerprint Reader

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  • Using the Barcode Laser Scanner

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• Getting Connected

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  • Establishing Device-PC Connection

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    • Installing Microsoft ActiveSync

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    • Connecting the Device to Your Computer

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  • Using ActiveSync to Exchange Files

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  • Bluetooth Connection

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  • GPRS Connection

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  • WiFi Connection

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    • Using the Summit Utilities

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    • Admin Login

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    • Scan Available AP

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    • Commit and Activate

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• Barcode Scanner Programs

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  • Scanner Setting

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  • Scan2Key

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    • Barcode Symbologies

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    • Barcode Symbologies 2D

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• Advanced Settings

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  • Performing a Hardware Reset

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    • Performing a Warm Boot

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    • Performing a Cold Boot

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    • Method 1: From WinCE

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    • Method 2: From Hardware

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• System Specification

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