Intermec 730 User manual

Quick Start

Model

730

Guide

Mobile

Computer

2 Model 730 Color Mobile Computer

Thank you for purchasing the Intermec Model 730

Color Mobile Computer with Microsoft Windows

Mobile 2003. You will find your Model 730 useful in

a variety of applications. Its integrated peripherals and

rugged design ensure reliable service for years to come.

This guide provides information needed to get started

using your Model 730.

Model 730 Color Mobile Computer

Contents

Model 730 Color Mobile Computer

Description 5.........................

Setting Up Your Model 730 6...............

Learning About The Keypad 8...............

Gold Plane Keys 8.................

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys-Numeric

Keypad 8......................

Linear Imager/Keypad Shift and

Notification LED 8.............

Action and Up/Down Navigational

Buttons 9.....................

Battery Status LED 9...............

About Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 software

for Pocket PC 10.......................

The Today Screen 10..............

Navigation Bar and Command Bar 12..

Pop-up Menus 12.................

Entering Information into Your

Model 730 13..................

Battery Management 14....................

Linear Imager 15.........................

Data Collection Applet 15...........

Wireless Printing 16...............

Wireless Network 17...............

Warm Resetting Your Model 730 17..........

Cold Resetting Your Model 730 18...........

Troubleshooting 18.......................

Cleaning Your Model 730 19...............

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Case and Display 19...............

Where to Find More Information 20..........

End User License Agreement 20.............

Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Soft-

ware for Pocket PC 20...........

Intermec Technologies Corporation End User

License Agreement 24...................

Global Services and Support 25..............

Warranty Information 25...........

Web Support 25..................

Telephone Support 26.....................

Patent Information 27.....................

Model 730 Color Mobile Computer

Description

Front View

Backlight

(Gold + 3)

Gold plane

key

ON/OFF

Navigational

key

Imager/

Alpha

LED Power

Status

LED

Alpha (Blue)

plane key

Battery

compartment

Speaker

Stylus

IrDA

Back View

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IrDA

Scanner trigger

Charging/Docking

connector

Microphone

Headset jack

ScannertriggerorRecorder

button left side of unit

Linear Imager

lens

Secure Digital

(SD) card slot

Setting Up Your Model 730

Battery pack

Hand strap clip-in slot

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.

Model 730 Color Mobile Computer

1Insert SD card (if applicable).

Remove the cover screw and lift

cover off

Reinstall cover

Insert SD Card into card slot with label side

toward keypad.

2Connect to AC Adapter or dock (dock not shown).

3Charge battery pack (4 hours) before using. How-

ever, to ensure proper charging, perform the re-

maining steps first, with the AC adapter or dock

connected.

4The first time you turn on your Model 730 it boots

to the operating system. After a few seconds you see

the Windows Mobile 2003 Welcome screen. Tap

your stylus to advance to the next screen.

5You will be prompted through the several screens to

complete the setup process. Read the display mes-

sages and follow the instructions. When you reach

the Windows Mobile Today screen, you have com-

pleted the setup.

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Learning About The Keypad

Gold Plane Keys

The Gold bplane keys provide you access to display

controls, special characters, and Windows Mobile

2003 options.

Press the gold bkey for each gold plane key stroke

you wish to make. For example to turn on the front

light, press and hold the gold bkey plus the 3

key. To turn the front light off press and hold the gold

and the 3key again.

Alpha (Blue) Plane Keys-Numeric Keypad

The Alpha (Blue) Fplane keys work a bit differently

than the gold plane keys. When you press the Alpha

key, the Imager/Alpha CLED lights ‘red’ to indi-

cate Alpha mode. The keypad stays in the Alpha mode

until you press it again.

For example, pressing the Alpha Fkey and the 1

key allows the next letter to be capitalized. Again it

staysinthismodeuntilyoupresstheAlphakeyagain.

Another example of how this works, if you want to

type a ‘c’ press the Fkey and the 2key 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 se-

ries of keystrokes to create the next letter.

Linear Imager/Keypad Shift and Notification

LED

The Linear Imager/Keypad Shift and Notification

LED Cturns red, green, or yellow.

SMomentary Green: Indicates a ‘good scan’.

SBlinking Green: Indicates that the imager is initial-

izing.

SSteady Red: Indicates the keypad is shifted to the

Alpha (Blue) plane and the Model 730 is On.

Model 730 Color Mobile Computer

SYellow: When keypad is in alpha mode, the LED

momentarily changes from red to yellow indicating

a ‘good scan’.

This LED is also the Windows Mobile 2003 Noti-

fication signal. It blinks yellow at regular intervals

indicating a Calendar or Task activity occurred.

Action and Up/Down Navigational Buttons

SAction button: Press to open an item (similar to

pressing ENTER on the keypad).

SUp/Down controls: Press to scroll through a list

(similar to pressing the arrow keys on a keyboard).

Battery Status LED

Power to run your Model 730 is supplied by a power-

ful Li-Ion battery pack designed to give you approxi-

mately 6-10 hours of operation (depending on ap-

plication). In addition, your Model 730 contains

backup capabilities to prevent loss of data when the

main battery is discharged or when switching out bat-

tery packs.

For maximum effectiveness it is important to leave the

main battery installed in your Model 730 even if it is

discharged. If the main battery is removed, it should

be replaced within 10 minutes to avoid the possibil-

ity of data loss.

The Battery status LED Bturns red, green, or

yellow.

SSteady Green: Battery is more than 95% charged

and unit is on a charger.

SBlinking Red: Battery is low. The speed of the

blinkingincreasesasthebattery’spowergetsin-

creasingly lower.

SRed: Main battery is low, or if charging, will re-

main red until your Model 730 reaches 95% charge

status.

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SYellow: Your Model 730 is on a charging source

and there is no battery pack installed. Can also

mean that your Model 730 is out of charging range

32°to 122°F(0°to 50°C). Once your Model 730

gets back in range, charging resumes and the LED

changes to red or green.

SAlternating between Red and Yellow: The battery

pack needs to be replaced.

About Microsoft Windows Mobile

2003 software for Pocket PC

Your Model 730 comes with Microsoft Windows Mo-

bile 2003 software preloaded. For more information

regarding:

SPrograms on your device: See the 700 Series Color

Mobile Computer User’s Manual (p/n:

961-054-031) or access the Help screen on the

Start Menu. To view Help, tap then tap Help.

SAdditional programs that can be installed on the

device: The Windows Mobile 2003 Companion CD

(included with your Model 730).

SConnecting to and synchronizing with a desktop

computer: ActiveSync Help on your desktop com-

puter. To view Help, click Help and then Microsoft

ActiveSync Help.

SLast-minute updates and detailed technical infor-

mation: The Readme files, located in the Microsoft

ActiveSync folder on the desktop computer and on

the Windows Mobile 2003 Companion CD.

SUp-to-date information on Windows Mobile 2003:

<http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile>

The Today Screen

WhenyouturnonyourModel730forthefirsttime

each day you’ll see the Today screen. You can also dis-

play it by tapping then tap Today.OntheToday

screen, you can see at a glance the information you

need for the day.

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