MobileView T750 User manual

Publication 2727-QS004B-EN-P - September 2004

Quick Start

MobileView™ Tablet T750

(Cat. No. 2727-T7P30D1Fxx)

MobileView

Touch Screen

Program Buttons

Navigational

Arrow Buttons

Speaker

Start/Enter Notification Indicator LEDs

Microphone

Next, Previous, Plus and

Minus buttons

Stylus

Screen Contrast

Screen Brightness

Battery Status LEDs RF Antenna

Inside. . .

Controls and Indicators ........................................................................................ 2

I/O Ports ............................................................................................................... 3

Installing the Battery ........................................................................................... 3

Startup/Power On ................................................................................................ 4

RF Network Configuration ................................................................................... 5

Starting Terminal Services ................................................................................... 8

Shut Down/Suspend ............................................................................................ 9

Cleaning the MobileView Tablet ....................................................................... 10

Specifications/Accessories ............................................................................... 10

For More Information ......................................................................................... 11

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Controls and Indicators

Detailed information about using each control and indicator is given in publication

2727-UM001, MobileView™ Tablet T750 User Manual. The MobileView Tablet

contains the following controls and indicators:

Control/Indicator Symbol Description

N/A Battery Status LEDs: The LEDs indicate the battery charge level.

A fully charged battery is represented by having all five green

indicators lit.

Screen Brightness: Press the buttons with the stylus to increase

or decrease brightness.

Screen Contrast: Press the buttons with the stylus to increase

or decrease contrast.

Opens terminal server client (configurable).

Opens wireless link status (configurable).

Opens on-screen keyboard (configurable).

Opens Windows Explorer (configurable).

Navigational Arrow Buttons: The navigational buttons can

move the current selection up, down, left, or right. Pressing the

left and right arrow buttons simultaneously performs the same

function as pressing the Esc (Escape) key on a computer

keyboard.

Start/Enter Button: Press this button to power up the

MobileView Tablet T750 after it has been powered down or to

enter an active selection.

N/A Notification LEDs: The LEDs can glow green, yellow or red. They

are programmable and can be used to notify the user of an

event, such as a low battery warning.

Next and Previous Buttons: The next and previous buttons are

programmed to move to the next or previous selection

(configurable).

Plus and Minus Buttons: The plus (+) and minus (-) buttons

operate similar to the same PC keyboard buttons depending on

the context of current active application (configurable).

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I/O Ports

Top End

Foot Switch

Port

RF Antenna

Infrared Port

Digital Gage Port

Barcode Port

Bottom End

External Audio

Video/Monitor Connector

Notification

LEDs

USB Ports

External Power

Receptacle

RS-232 Port Battery Pack Reset Button

Installing the Battery

1. Slide the battery into the battery

compartment until the battery cover plate is

flush with the Tablet case, then slide the

cover plate up. You should feel the battery

snap into place.

Install only the battery supplied with your MobileView Tablet.

Use of any other battery could result in a hazard to the

operator and damage to equipment.

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2. To close the battery compartment, gently slide

the battery cover-plate up.

Startup/Power On

Press the ENTER button to turn the MobileView Tablet

ON.

If the battery level is sufficient enough, the following

power-up screen should appear.

If power-up screen does not appear, connect the MobileView Tablet to the ac

adapter/charger to operate on ac power and charge the battery.

Using the AC Adapter/Charger

Plug the jack end of the cable from the AC adapter

into the charger port as shown. The battery will

recharge when connected to external power.

Use only the AC Adapter supplied

with your MobileView Tablet. Using

another type of adapter may cause

a malfunction or damage the

battery pack.

Power Save Reactivation

The MobileView Tablet T750 also includes a battery power saving feature that

suspends Tablet operations, including screen operations, if Tablet is idle beyond

suspend timer setting. The default setting is 5 minutes. To reactivate Tablet, press

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any of the program, navigational, or start/enter buttons. If the AC Adapter/Charger

is connected, tapping the touch screen will also reactivate the Tablet.

RF Network Configuration

IP Address Configuration

The internal Cisco wireless LAN adapter is preconfigured to obtain an IP address

via DHCP. If a specified IP address is desired, perform the following steps.

Remote Communication

Your network configuration affects how you remotely communicate with an

internet, intranet, or between two or more MobileView Tablets. Since there are a

variety of possible network configurations, we recommend you contact your

network administrator or internet service provider (ISP) to help set up remote

communications. The network administrator or ISP should be able to provide the

necessary configuration information, such as the network configuration settings, the

network architecture, and an IP address for the Tablet (if needed with your

installation).

The following is an example of a remote communication setup, using a radio

frequency (RF) network interface card, installed inside the MobileView Tablet. This

installation also requires a properly configured access point for the RF signal.

Example of an RF Network Configuration

1. Tap on the Start button and select Settings, Control Panel from the menu.

2. Double-tap on the Network icon.

3. Tap the Adapters tab in the Network Configuration dialog box.

4. Select Cisco Wireless LAN Adapter from the list of drivers, then tap the

Properties button.

Selected RF

Network Driver

Properties button

Adapters tab

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5. Tap the IP address tab and select either “Obtain an IP address via DHCP” or

“Specify an IP address”, depending on your network configuration. If you

select to specify an IP address, you need to fill out the information in the

three text boxes with information from your network administrator or ISP.

Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the text. The on-screen keyboard is

accessed by taping the keyboard icon on the task bar.

DHCP option

selected

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Must be a unique address from all others on the LAN.

(2) Must be identical to the server subnet mask.

(3) This is optional.

6. Tap OK in the settings dialog box. A notification appears, informing you that

you will need to either remove and reinstall your card or restart the

computer for your new settings to take effect. Tap OK.

7. Tap OK in the Network Configuration dialog box.

8. Press and quickly release the Reset button with the stylus to restart the

Tablet.

Do not press and hold in the reset button for more than a

second or you will start a full reset where all data on the Tablet

is deleted and parameters are reset to their initial default

settings.

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Wireless Adapter Setup

To communicate successfully, the internal Cisco wireless LAN adapter properties

must be set to match your server’s wireless LAN adapter or wireless access points

properties.

To set internal Cisco wireless LAN adapter properties:

1. Tap the Start button on the task bar.

2. Select Programs and then the Wireless Utilities folder.

3. Tap Cisco Setup selection to activate setup window.

4. Enter the appropriate property selections and values. Use the on-screen

keyboard shown above to enter alphanumeric characters where needed.

On-screen keyboard can be accessed by taping the keyboard icon on the

task bar.

Confirming Wireless Link

Once RF network configuration is completed and PC wireless LAN adapter or

wireless access points are enabled, follow the steps below to confirm wireless link.

1. Tap the Start button on the task bar.

2. Select Programs and then the Wireless Utilities folder.

3. Tap the Cisco Link Status selection to activate status window.

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Status screen should indicate overall link status as “Good” or “Excellent”. Refer to

publication 2727-UM001, MobileView Tablet T750 Users Manual for more

troubleshooting information.

Starting Terminal Services

To connect to a terminal server as a CE client, follow these steps:

1. Double tap the Terminal Server Client shortcut on the Tablet’s desktop or

select the Terminal Server Client application from the Programs/Terminal

Server Client folder of the Start menu.

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2. Enter the Terminal Server’s name or valid TCP/IP address in the server box

using the on-screen keyboard or select one of the server names or addresses

listing in the recent servers box.

3. Tap the connect button.

A server logon window, similar to the one shown below, should appear.

Enter your user name and password to operate as an active CE client.

Shut Down/Suspend

1. Close down all applications that are running on CE client.

2. Tap the Start button on the CE client task bar, select Shutdown and then

choose Log Off Administrator to disconnect from terminal server.

3. From Tablet power-up screen, tap the Start button on the task bar and then

select Suspend to shut down power to all Tablet components except RAM

memory.

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Cleaning the MobileView Tablet

For the touch screen, clean gently with a lint-free cloth. Dampen with a mixture of

50% water and 50% Isopropyl Alcohol if needed. Clean the unit daily when

working in harsh environments.

For additional touch screen protection, apply the anti-glare protective overlay

(Allen-Bradley catalog number 2727-TRG7) provided with the Tablet.

For the case, dampen a cloth with a mixture of 50% water and 50% Isopropyl

Alcohol or mild detergent. Use no harsh cleaning additives.

Do not use detergents or other harsh cleaning additives on the

touch screen.

Specifications/Accessories

Specifications

Description Specification

Processor Hitachi SH-4 RISC (SH-7750)

Operating System Microsoft Windows CE

Memory 32 MB Flash, 32 MB SDRAM, 32 MB RAM Back-up and File

Storage

Wireless Technology WiFi Compliant 802.11b Direct Sequencing

TxPower: 15 dBm

Rx Sens: -83 dBm to -90 dBm

Range at 1 Mbps1: 460m Open Environment

90m Typical Office Environment

Range at 11 Mbps1: 120m Open Environment

30m Typical Office Environment

Display Passive LCD 7.7 inch 640 x 480 with 256 colors

Touch Screen 7.7 inch analog resistive

Weight 1.36 kg (4 lbs)

Dimensions (LxWxH) 28 cm x 22 cm x 5 cm (11 in x 8.4 in x 2 in)

Battery Lithium Ion 4000 mAh (8 hour typical operation)

Operating Temperature +0°C to +45°C (+32°F to +113°F)

Humidity 95% non-condensing

Agency Certification CE, UL, ETS, FCC, Canadian Interference

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