Intermec 6110 User manual

Quick Start Guide

P/N 962-054-007

Revision B

November 2000

6110 Hand-Held Computer

*962054007*

P/N 962-054-007 Rev B

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Packing List

Check to ensure that you receive these items:

6110 Hand-Held Computer

Li Ion Battery Pack

End User License Agreement

Product Warranty Card

End User Software License

Compliance Statement Insert

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Getting Started

Here are the main components that will get the most frequent

use in setting up your hand-held computer.

Power Status

I/O

ENTER

Reset Keys

Stylus

Frequently Used Components

Display

Backlight (Shift + 3)

1. Install the battery pack.

Installing Battery Pack

2. Charge the battery pack for 14 hours.

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Booting Your Computer

Using ATA Cards

1. Lift the ATA card door tab and flip open.

2. Slide the card into the slot closest to the display. The label

faces away from the display

Installing ATA Cards

For DOS Applications

1. Apply power by pressing the I/O (Resume/Suspend) key or

pressing the reset keys (gold, esc., zero) and holding for

three seconds simultaneously. The Power Status LED

will light .

2. The default load on the card displays these choices:

1. Pen*Key Utilities

2. DOS Command Prompt. Making this choice puts you to

the DOS prompt 6110 C:\>.

3. If you do not make a choice within 10 seconds, your 6110

automatically boots to the Pen*Key Utilities. From the

Utilities Programs, assuming you have the appropriate

host software and hardware, you can setup the commu-

nication options and also download your application.

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For Windows 95 Applications

1. Apply power by pressing the I/O (Resume/Suspend) key or

pressing the reset keys (gold, esc., zero) and holding for

three seconds simultaneously. The Power Status LED

will light.

Your hand-held computer begins booting Windows 95.

This will take about one minute.

2. Using the stylus, tap in the User Information and tap

Next.

3. Windows prompts you to accept the license agreement.

Either Tab over, or tap on the I accept the agreement

choice and then Next.

4. Key in the WIN 95 product ID number from the Certifi-

cate of Authenticity document.

"NOTE: The Certificate of Authenticity number comes with

your Windows 95 card.

Tap on End or press ENTER.

5. Windows may prompt you to update the clock. Tap in the

correct time and date and press ENTER.

6. You will probably be asked to enter your username and

password.

7. When the Pen Alignment Program comes up, tap on

each of the four crosshairs three times. You have 30 sec-

onds to complete the series of three taps (plenty of time!)

in each corner.

"NOTE: Pen Alignment is how close to the arrow on the

display that you must place your stylus to make the

entry or selection.

8. At the Finetune Calibration screen, either tap Save or

make the adjustments you want.

Panning

Panning is moving around within the display area to view

data. The program or application on your hand-held computer

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was designed on a full size pc display area. To see all that data

you must move around on that larger area with your smaller

display.

Remember these suggestions. First, the cursor will return to

the upper left-corner of the display. Second, to keep from get-

ting lost, put your stylus in the middle of the display area and

drag it to the right, left, upper, or lower edge. Dragging it in

this method takes you to the outer parameter of the display.

This shows you where you are on the display.

Panning Default

Your hand-held computer comes from the factory with panning

turned OFF. It is helpful to change the default to ON for set-

ting up your system. After you are pleased with the way your

application works change the default back to OFF.

Changing Default

1. Press I/O key to suspend your computer.

2. Copy System.ini to an ATA in the external slot or over

HyperTerminal to a pc.

3. Locate your Windows System.ini file.

4. Go into the non--panning display configuration file

and add a semicolon (;) in front of each line of code (do

not change the non-panning display configuration line).

5. Go into the Panning display configuration and re-

move the semicolon (;) from in front of each line of code

(do not change the Panning display configuration line).

Below is shown how to modify this code.

The column on the left is the default setting. Note that there is

not a semicolon in front of the lines of code (excluding the first

line that does contain a semicolon). The column of the right

shows the lines after you add the semicolon to each line.

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Non-Panning Default Setting Panning Default Setting

;-- non-panning configuration ;-- panning configuration

FrameSeq=0xa000 ;FrameSeq=0xa000

HWModule=sc4_2Bbpp.d11 ;HWModule=SC4_2BPP.d11

DisplayOrientation=1 ;DisplayOrientation=1

DisplayColumns=240 ;DisplayColumn=640

DisplayRow=320 ;DisplayRow=480

Panning=0 ;Panning=1

PanTrack=0 ;PanTrack=1

PanAbsolute=0 ;PanAbsolute=1

The below column on the left shows the lines of code altered to

allow panning. The right column on the right shows the default

changed for to enable the panning to occur.

Non- Panning Setting Changed Panning Setting Changed

;-- non-panning configuration ;-- panning configuration

;FrameSeq=0xa000 FrameSeq=0xa000

;HWModule=SC4_2BPP.d11 HWModule=SC4_2BPP.d11

;DisplayOrientation=1 DisplayOrientation=1

;DisplayColumns=240 DisplayColumns=640

;DisplayRow=320 DisplayRows=480

;Panning=0 Panning=1

;PanTrack=0 PanTrack=1

;PanAbsolute=0 PanAbsolute=1

6. Save the changes to System.ini file.

7. Copy file from external ATA or pc via HyperTerminal to

boot ATA. You have to reboot for the new settings to take

effect.

After you are finished making changes, go back and change the

default back to non-panning. To do this, of course, you reverse

the process both for the non--panning and panning display con-

figurations.

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Downloading from Host Computer

1. Install your hand-held computer into a dock.

2. Download program into your hand-held computer.

There are several ways to download your application. The fol-

lowing are just two examples.

EXAMPLE 1: You can load the program onto the ATA card, install

it into your hand-held computer, and select the pro-

gram from the directory.

EXAMPLE 2: You can also use Hyper Terminal if your system is

setup for this program.

Opening your Application

Press the I/O (Resume/Suspend) key. The Power Status LED

will light. Opening the application totally depends on your ap-

plication definition.

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