Casio IT-600 Series User manual

IT-600 Series

Quick Start Guide

(Version 1.07)

CASIO Computer Co., Ltd.

May 2010

Table of Contents

Editorial Record 4

Preface 6

Chapter 1. Product Overview 7

1.1 Hardware Specifications 7

1.2 Library Configuration 11

1.3 Development Reference Manuals 12

1.4 Sample Program 13

Chapter 2. Prerequisites 14

2.1 Skills Required 14

2.2 Hardware Required 15

2.3 Software Required 17

Chapter 3. Installing SDK to PC 19

3.1 Application Development 19

3.2 Installing CASIO SDK Files 20

Chapter 4. Connecting Power Supply to HA-D60IO, HA-D62IO 24

4.1 HA-D60IO 24

4.2 HA-D62IO 26

Chapter 5. Connecting the IT-600 to PC 29

5.1 ActiveSync Connection 30

5.2 ActiveSync Connection via USB 31

5.2.1 Installing ActiveSync for the First Time 31

5.2.2 If ActiveSync Is Already Installed 37

5.2.3 ActiveSync Connection via IrDA 39

5.3 USB Connection via Windows Mobile Device Center 40

5.4 ActiveSync Connection via WLAN 42

5.5 Bluetooth Connection 45

5.6 Accessing Shared Network Drive on Your LAN 46

5.7 Direct TCP/IP Connection from Visual Studio 47

5.8 ActiveSync Connection via Ethernet 49

Chapter Setting Up the Development Environment 51

Chapter 6. 51

6.1 Installing CAB Files 51

6.2 eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 52

6.3 Visual Studio 2005 53

6.4 Visual Studio .NET 2003 54

Chapter 7. Device Emulator 55

7.1 Software Required 55

7.2 Starting Up the Device Emulator 58

7.3 Using the Device Emulator 59

7.3.1 IT-600 Device Emulator 59

7.3.2 I/O Simulator 60

7.3.3 Connecting via ActiveSync 65

7.4 Debugging Application 67

7.4.1 Setting Build Configuration 67

7.4.2 Debugging Application 68

Chapter 8. eMbedded Visual C++ 70

8.1 Building Simple eVC++ 4.0 Test Program 70

8.2 Using CASIO Libraries from eVC++ 4.0 72

Chapter 9. Visual Studio 74

9.1 Using CASIO .NET Libraries from VB .NET 75

9.2 Using CASIO .NET Libraries from C# 77

9.3 Using CASIO Libraries from C++ 79

Chapter 10. Resources 83

Chapter 11. Troubleshooting 84

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in Tokyo Japan. Information in this document is subject to change without advance notice. CASIO

Computer Co., Ltd. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents or use of this

manual and specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for

any particular purpose.

Editorial Record

Manual

Version

no.

Date edited Page Content

0.90 October 2005 Tentative version

0.91 November 2005 29 “ActiveSync connection via cradle” is added in Chapter 5.1

“ActiveSync Connection”.

30 The descriptions in Chapters 5.1 and 5.2 are revised.

75 “Import Library” and “Header File are removed from Table 7.1

in Chapter 7.1.

0.92 November 2005

77 “Import Library” and “Header File are removed from Table 7.2

in Chapter 7.2.

1.00 November 2005 Original version

1.01 January 2006 16, 22,

The contents in Chapters 5.2.1, 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 are updated.

1.02 July 2006 9, 35 The explanation about Visual Studio 2005 is added in Chapters

2.3 and 7.

7 “HA-D62IO” and “HA-D51TG” are added in Chapter 2.2.

8 “HA-D62IO” is added in Fig 2.1

15 to 17 Chapter 4.2 “HA-D62IO” is added.

1.03 November 2006

34 to 35 Chapter 5.7 “ActiveSync Connection via Ethernet” is added.

6 Hardware specifications in Table 1.1 are updated.

8 Regulatory note for the Chinese radio related regulations is

added.

9 IT-600M30E2, M30C2, M30R2, M30CR2, M30E2-CN,

M30C2-CN, M30R2-CN, M30CR2-CN are added in Table 2.1.

12 Software in Chapter 2.3 is updated.

13 Chapter 3.1 “Application Development” is added.

14 Chapter 3.2 “Installing CASIO SDK Files” is added.

15 Chapter 3.3 “Installing CAB Files” is added.

16 Figures 3.1 and 3.2 in Chapter 3.4 are corrected.

35 to 36 Chapter 5.3 “USB Connection via Windows Mobile Device

Center” is added.

42 to 43 Direct link method with Visual Studio 2005 is added in Chapter

5.7 “Direct TCP/IP Connection from Visual Studio”.

50 Chapter 6.3 “Sample Program” is added.

56 to 58 In Chapter 7.3 “Using CASIO Libraries from C++”, a

development method for VCC++ Project with Visual Studio is

added.

59 Chapter 7.4 “Sample Program” is added.

1.04 January 2008

60 to 73 Chapter 8. “Device Emulator” is added.

56 In Chapter 7.3, the explanation on page 56 is updated.1.05 April 2008

75 In Chapter 10, note about “VCC++ application

development with Visual Studio 2005” is removed.

Continue.

10 In Chapter 1.1, a note about dead pixels is added.

10 to 12 In Chapter 1, Library Configuration, Development

Reference Manuals, and Sample Program are added.

19 In Chapter 3.2, a note about User Account Control is

added.

17 to 21,

49 to 52

Chapter 3 is divided into two chapters, Installing SDK to

PC and Setting Up the Development Environment.

49 The configuration of the CAB files is changed.

50 In Chapter 6.1, the content in Table 6.1 is updated and a

note about FLINK Library is added.

53 to 68 Chapter of Device Emulator is relocated and rearranged.

54 The limitation of audio system device in chapter of

Device Emulator is deleted.

55 to 60 In Chapter 7, images and usage of I/O Simulator are

changed.

16 to 21

53 to 80

Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 is added to development

platform.

1.06 January 2009

73 to 80 In Chapter 9, the sample is updated.

17, 19,

Supported OS is added. ( Windows 7 / Windows 2008

Server )

57 Note is added at case of using Device Emulator after

Windows Vista OS

1.07 May 2010

20 Chapter 3.2 is modified.

Preface

This guide clearly and concisely sets out the information developers need to know to get started with

the CASIO IT-600 development. Every method of connecting to your development system is

covered and step by step instructions for installing and testing the CASIO SDKs are included.

The purpose of this guide is to get you to the point where you can start development; you should

refer to the library manuals for detailed information on the specific APIs.

1. Product Overview

1.1 Hardware Specifications

The IT-600 series handheld terminal is one of the most powerful and versatile handheld devices on

the market. It is particularly suited to the retail, stocktaking, parking enforcement and hospitality

markets.

Table 1.1 Hardware specifications

Item Specification Remark

CPU, Memory

CPU Marvell®PXA270 Application Processor Operating clock; max 520

MHz

RAM 64 MB

FROM 128 MB (user area; approx. 60 MB)

Scanner

Type Semi-conductor laser light

Wave Length 650±10 nm

Optical Output <1 mW

No. of scannings 100±20 times per second

Resolution 0.127 mm (minimum)

PCS 0.45 (minimum)

Approx. 400 mm Without HA-D50BN

attached

Readable distance

Approx. 0 to 200 mm With HA-D50BN attached

Max. 48 mm When the distance is at 40

mm.

Max. 314 mm When the distance is at 400

mm.

Readable width

Max. 60 mm (contact scanning) When HA-D50BN is

attached.

Daylight for scanning 50,000 Lux or less

Readable 1D bar code

symbologies

UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN, Codabar, Code39,

ITF, MSI, Industrial 2of5, Code93, Code128,

IATA, EAN128, RSS-14, RSS Limited, RSS

Expanded

Vibrator Yes (for indications of scanning completion,

Vo I p c a ll - i n )

Display

Display device 3.7-inch transflective TFT color LCD 65,536 colors (See note 3)

No. of dots 480 (h) x 640 (w)

Dot pitch 0.117 (h) x 0.117 (w) mm

Gradation 65,536 colors

Display font Scalable font

Backlight LED

Indicator

LED 1pc x LED (2 colors), 1pc x LED (3 colors) Left: battery charge status

Right: programmable

Input

Keyboard Numeric (Alphabet) keys, CLR key, Execute

key, Fn key, Text key, Cursor key

Control keys Power ON/OFF key, Reset switch

Trigger keys Trigger R key, Trigger L key, Center Trigger

key

Touch panel Yes

Continue.

Infrared communication interface

Standard IrDA ver.1.3 compatible

Communication

process

Half duplex

Synchronization Start-stop, frame method

Baud rate (in bps) 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, 4M

Communication

range

0 (contact) to 0.3m

WLAN

Standard IEEE 802.11b/g compatible

Modulation DS: IEEE802.11b

DS/OFDM: IEEE802.11g

See note 1.

Frequency range IEEE802.11b: 2.400 to 2.4835 GHz

IEEE802.11g: 2.400 to 2.4835 GHz

Baud rate IEEE802.11b: 11 Mbps (maximum)

IEEE802.11g: 54 Mbps (maximum)

Communication

range

IEEE802.11b/g: 50 m (indoor) to 150 m

(outdoor)

Vary depending on the

environment

Number of channels 13 Three channels are

available at the same time.

Output power IEEE802.11b: 12 to 15 dBm

IEEE802.11g: 12 to 14 dBm

Other feature Roaming between Access-Points

Bluetooth

Standard Bluetooth®Specification Ver.1.2 Not operable concurrently

with WLAN operation.

Comm. range Approx. 3 m Vary depending on the

environment

Output power Max. 3 dBm ( PowerClass 2)

USB

Full speed (12 Mbps)Baud rate

Low speed (1.5 Mbps)

Host

Power to an

external

device

5V±5% (maximum 500 mA) See IT-600 Series

Hardware Manual.

Client Baud rate Full speed (12 Mbps)

Extension port Connector for HA-D94CFU or for HA-D51TG Not applicable to

IT-600M30R, M30CR.

M30R2, M30CR2,

M30R2-CN, M30CR2-CN

SD card slot miniSD memory card In the battery

compartment.

Layout

12 3 4 5678

Terminals

for USB

cradle

Description See IT-600 Hardware Manual.

Headset jack 4 poles in rounded shape

Speaker Monaural

Microphone Monaural See note 2.

Digital camera

Number of pixels Approximately 1,000,000 pixels

Device 1/4.5-type CCD color

Aperture F3.5/F7.0 (2 steps switchover)

Focal distance f = 3.29 mm (fixed)

Image capture range 30 cm to ∞

LED light

Brightness 3300 mcd

Continue.

Power

Operation Lithium-ion battery pack (HA-D20BAT or

HA-D21LBAT)

Memory backup Lithium battery (rechargeable) on board

Battery capacity HA-D20BAT 1,850 mAH

HA-D21LBAT 3,700 mAH

IT-600M30, M30C,

M30-CN, M30C-CN,

M30E2, M30E2-CN,

M30C2, M30C2-CN

IT-600M30R,

M30CR,

M30R-CN,

M30CR-CN,

M30R2,

M30R2-CN,

M30CR2,

M30CR2-CN

Operating period

Approx. 11 hours

(with

HA-D20BAT)*1

Approx. 22 hours

(with

HA-D21LBAT)*1

Approx. 10 hours

(with

HA-D20BAT)*2

Approx. 20 hours

(with

HA-D21LBAT)*2

*1 based on the ratio of

“standby:calculation:scan” at

20:1:1 when the CPU speed is

set to auto power save mode

and the backlight is turned off.

*2 based on the ratio of

“standby:scan:calculation:wirel

ess” at 20:1:1:1 when the CPU

speed is set to auto power save

mode and the backlight is

turned off.

Memory backup

period

(with Lithium

battery only)

RAM : Approx. 10 minutes

Clock : Approx. 72 hours or longer

-Lithium battery is fully

charged.

-At room temperature.

Memory backup

period

(with Lithium

battery and

Lithium-ion battery

pack)

RAM : Approx. 72 hours with HA-D20BAT

RAM : Approx. 72 hours with

HA-D21LBAT

-After “VDET1” warning

message is issued.

Lithium-ion battery

pack charge period

Approx. 4 hours for HA-D20BAT

Approx. 7 hours for HA-D21LBAT

-The power on the terminal is

turned off.

-At room temperature

-The dedicated AC adaptor is

used to power the terminal

via battery charger or cradle.

Memory backup

battery charge

period

Approx. 4 days - Time period until when the

memory backup battery is

fully charged.

-Lithium-ion battery pack is

being installed.

-At room temperature.

Memory backup

battery rated

capacity

10 mAh

Power supply by

cradle

Yes

By battery pack

(when terminal’s

power on )

Yes

Method to charge

memory backup

battery

By battery pack

(when terminal’s

power off)

Yes

Notes:

1. Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) is a transmission technique based upon

the idea of frequency-division multiplexing (FDM).

2. The microphone is not integrated in IT-600M30R2-CN and IT-600M30CR2-CN to comply

with the Chinese radio related regulations. Both the models disable the capability of voice data

transmission over Internet Protocol (VOIP).

3. Dead Pixels

The LCD panel employed in this product uses high precision and substantial number of

components which commonly cause a small number of the pixels not to light or to remain lit all

the time. This is due to the characteristics of LCD panel yield in accuracy over 99.99% and

permissible.

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