Справочник Пользователя для Datastrip Inc. DSV2SC01
DSV2+
Turbo
User Manual, Version 1.09
8
Copyright © 2006 by Datastrip, Inc. All rights reserved.
Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited.
4. Hardware Features
4.1 Keypad
The DSV2+ comes equipped with a backlit, 5-button keypad, shown at
right. The upper four keys are function-keys, and are vertically aligned
along the left side of the LCD display, enabling application software to
position “virtual buttons” appropriately. These keys are initially
programmed as standard “F1” through “F4” keys and are mapped as
cursor (arrow) keys.
right. The upper four keys are function-keys, and are vertically aligned
along the left side of the LCD display, enabling application software to
position “virtual buttons” appropriately. These keys are initially
programmed as standard “F1” through “F4” keys and are mapped as
cursor (arrow) keys.
Below the four function keys is the power switch. The power switch
has a bi-color (red/green) backlight indicator, which identifies whether
the system is on, charging, or running low on battery power. To turn
the unit on, you must depress and hold the power switch until a single
beep is heard, then immediately release it for an additional two beeps.
Holding the button too long will cause an “error” type beep sound and
the system will not be powered up or down, as the case may be. This
procedure helps to guard against accidental activation or shutdown of
the system.
has a bi-color (red/green) backlight indicator, which identifies whether
the system is on, charging, or running low on battery power. To turn
the unit on, you must depress and hold the power switch until a single
beep is heard, then immediately release it for an additional two beeps.
Holding the button too long will cause an “error” type beep sound and
the system will not be powered up or down, as the case may be. This
procedure helps to guard against accidental activation or shutdown of
the system.
4.2 Power LED Indications
System State
Power-switch LED
Comments
Off, not charging
Off
Off, charging
Red
Unit is plugged into external power
Green
Release power button after first beep. If power button
is pressed too long it causes an “error” beep tone and
system remains locked “off” until button is released.
is pressed too long it causes an “error” beep tone and
system remains locked “off” until button is released.
User initiates power-on by
pressing power button.
pressing power button.
Red
Available battery power is too low, causing an “error”
beep tone and unit will not start.
beep tone and unit will not start.
Green
System on, not charging.
System on
Green à Red flash
(90% à 10%)
System on, with the unit plugged into external power
with the AC adapter and batteries charging.
with the AC adapter and batteries charging.
Green flash
Unit is in the Suspend state and not charging.
Suspend mode
Red flash
Unit is in the Suspend state and batteries are charging.
System Warning: Batteries
very low
very low
Green à Red alternating
(50% à 50%)
Batteries are very low and should be charged as soon
as possible
as possible