Intermec 700 Series 700 User manual

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Thank you for purchasing Inter-

mec’s 700 Series Monochrome Mobile

Computer. This Mobile Compuer is useful

in a variety of applications. Its integrated

peripherals and rugged design ensure re-

liable service for years to come.

This guide provides information needed to

get started using your 700 Monochrome.

For details on application development

and software configuration of the 700

Monochrome, consult the 700 Mono-

chrome Software Tools CD--ROM (p/n:

235-045-001) or the Intermec web site

http://www.intermec.com/developersup-

port.

The hardware configuration of your 700

Mobile Computer may differ from the de-

scriptions in this guide. Depending on op-

tions selected, your unit might not be

equipped with a radio or scanner.

The software operation descriptions are

based on factory defaults. Your 700 Mobile

Computer might be shipped pre-pro-

grammed with application software that

causes your 700 Monochrome to operate

differently than described in this docu-

ment.

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Table of Contents

700 Series Monochrome Mobile

Computer Description 4.....

700 Monochrome Features 6.................

Learning About the Keypad

Functions 6.................

Gold Plane Keys 6..........................

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys 7....................

Scanning/Keypad Shift and

Notification Light 7.......................

Battery Status Light 8........................

Setting up your 700 Monochrome

Mobile Computer 9..........

Model 720 Mobile Computer with WWAN 10....

About Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 12.

The Today Screen 13...............

Navigation Bar and Command Bar 14..........

Pop-up Menus 14...........................

Entering Information 15............

Setting the Time and Date 16.......

Ownership Registration 17.........

Battery Management 18............

Synchronizing with Your Desktop 19

Checking Your Scanning Options 20

Checking Your Network Options 22.

Cleaning Your Mobile Computer 23..

Case and Display 23.........................

If Your Mobile Computer Gets Wet 23..........

Troubleshooting 24................

Cold Booting your 700 Monochrome 25.........

Warm Booting your 700 Monochrome 26.......

Where to Find More Information 27..

End User License Agreement 28....

Intermec Technologies Corporation

End User License

Agreement 32...............

Product Warranty 33...............

Conditions of warranty 33.....................

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

700 Series Monochrome

Mobile Computer Description

Front View

Backlight

(Gold + 3)

Gold plane

key

ON/OFF

Contrast

(Gold + 1 or 2)

Navigational

key

Scanning/

Alpha LED

Power

Status

Alpha (Blue)

plane key

Battery

compartment

Speaker

Stylus

IrDA

Back View

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Right Side View

Top View

Bottom View

Charger jack Headset

jack

Left Side View

Scanner trigger

Scanner trigger or

Recorder button left

side of unit

IrDA

Scanner lens CompactFlash

card slot

Docking connector

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

700 Monochrome Mobile

Computer Features

Here are some of the key features that

you will use throughout your daily opera-

tion.

Action

button: Press to open an

item (similar to pressing ENTER on

the keypad).

Up/Down

controls: Press to scroll

through a list (similar to pressing

the arrow keys on a keyboard).

Power to run your 700 Mobile Com-

puter is supplied by a powerful Li--

Ion battery pack designed to give

you approximately 6--10 hours of op-

eration (depending on application).

In addition, your 700 Mobile Com-

puter contains backup capabilities

to prevent loss of data when the

main battery is discharged or when

switching out battery packs.

For

maximum

effectiveness it is

important to leave the main battery

installed in your 700 Mobile Com-

puter even if it is discharged.

If the

main battery is removed, it

should be replaced within 10

minutes to avoid the possibility

of data loss

Learning About the Keypad

Functions

Gold Plane Keys

The

[Gold]

plane keys provide you ac-

cess to display controls, special charac-

ters, and Pocket PC options.

Press the Gold key for each gold plane key

stroke you wish to make. For example to

turn on the front light, press and hold the

Gold

key plus the

key. To turn the

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

front light off press the

Gold

and the

key again.

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys

The

Alpha (Blue)

plane keys work a

bit differently than the Gold plane keys.

When you press the Alpha key, the Scan-

ning/Alpha

LED lights ‘red’ to indi-

cate Alpha mode. The keypad stays in the

Alpha mode until you press it again.

For example, pressing the Alpha

key

and the

key allows the next letter to

be capitalized. Again it stays in this mode

until you press the Alpha

key again.

Another example of how this works, if you

want to type a ‘c’ press the

key and the

key three times. If you need a letter

that is on the same key as the last letter

entered, wait two seconds after you

pressed the last key, then you can enter

the correct series of keystrokes to create

the next letter.

Scanning/Keypad Shift and

Notification (

) Light

The Scanning/Keypad Shift and Noti-

fication status light (LED)

turns

red, green, or yellow.

Flashing Green:

Indicates a ‘good

scan’.

Blinking Green

: Indicates that the

scanner is initializing.

Red

: Indicates the keypad is shifted

to the Alpha (Blue) plane.

Blinking Red

: Indicates the WAN

(GPRS or CDMA) radio is on when

the 700 Monochrome is in

suspend

(sleep

) mode (see page 20 “Battery

Management”)

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

"Yellow: When the keypad is put

into the Alpha mode, the LED mo-

mentarily changes from red to yel-

low to indicate a ‘good scan’.

This LED is also the Pocket PC No-

tification signal. It blinks yellow at

regular intervals to indicate that a

Calendar or Task activity occurred.

Battery Status Light

The Battery status light (LED) Bturns

red, green, or yellow.

"Green: When connected to an ex-

ternal power source and the battery

is more than 95% charged.

"Blinking Red: Battery is low. The

speed of the blinking increases as

the battery’s power gets increasing-

ly lower.

"Red: Remains red until the battery

reaches 95% charge level.

"Yellow: No battery pack in your 700

Monochrome. Can also mean that

your 700 Monochrome is out of

charging range 32°to 122°F(0°to

50°C). Once your 700 Monochrome

gets back in range, charging re-

sumes.

"Alternating between Red and

Yellow: The battery pack needs re-

placing.

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

Setting up your 700

Monochrome Mobile

Computer

1. Remove 700 Monochrome Mobile

Computer from the packaging.

2. Release hand strap.

Hand strap clip-in slot

Battery pack

1Unclip Hand Strap and move

Hand Strap out of the way.

Remove Battery Pack and insert new

or fresh pack. Replace Hand Strap

when done.

3. Install battery and reattach hand

strap.

700 Series Monochrome Mobile Computer Quick Start Guide

4. Connect to AC adapter or 700 Single

Dock.

5. Charge battery pack (4 hours) be-

fore using.

Steps 6, 7, and 8 are for 720 Mobile

Computers with WWAN (Wireless

Wide Area Networking) Radios. If this

doesn’t apply to you, skip to Step 9.

6. Install acrylic adhesive pull tabs on

SIM cards.

Split paper adhesive backing

Pull Tab p/n 806-918-001

Peel and stick to card

Card

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