Casio DT-X100-20E, DT-X100-10E User Manual
Handheld Terminal
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User’s Guide
Be sure to read “Safety
Precautions” inside this
guide before trying to use
your Handheld Terminal.
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Series
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COMPUTER CO., LTD.
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Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
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 specifi cally disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fi tness for any
particular purpose.
Contents
Safety Precautions .........................................................................................E-3
Operating Precautions ...................................................................................E-7
Important .........................................................................................................E-9
Regulatory Information ..................................................................................E-9
Handheld Terminal System Confi guration .................................................E-10
General Guide ...............................................................................................E-11
Loading and Removing the Battery Pack ...................................................E-14
Loading ..............................................................................................................E-14
Removing ........................................................................................................... E-16
Attaching the Hand Strap ............................................................................E-17
Setting up ......................................................................................................E-18
Using the Mouse Emulator Function ................................................................. E-18
Adjusting Display Brightness ............................................................................E-20
Display Auto Dimmer ........................................................................................E-20
Using the Laser Scanner (DT-X100-10E) ....................................................E-21
Warning Label .................................................................................................... E-22
Bar Code Scanning Position ..............................................................................E-22
Adjusting the Laser Light Emission Width .................................................E-23
Using the C-MOS Imager (DT-X100-20E)....................................................E-25
Warning Label .................................................................................................... E-26
Bluetooth
Resetting the Handheld Terminal ................................................................E-28
Performing a Full Reset (Initialization) ............................................................ E-29
DT-X100 Specifi cations ...............................................................................E-30
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Communication ...............................................................................E-27
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Using the USB Cradle (HA-F60IO/HA-F60IOA) ..........................................E-34
General Guide .................................................................................................... E-34
Connecting the USB Cradle Power Supply .......................................................E-36
Specifi cations ..................................................................................................... E-39
Using the Ethernet Cradle (HA-F62IO/HA-F62IOA) ...................................E-40
General Guide .................................................................................................... E-40
Connecting the Ethernet Cradle Power Supply .................................................. E-42
Specifi cations ..................................................................................................... E-45
Using the Cradle-type Battery Charger (HA-F30CHG) ..............................E-46
General Guide .................................................................................................... E-46
Connecting the AC Adaptor for Cradle-type Battery Charger ........................... E-47
Specifi cations ..................................................................................................... E-49
Using the Cradle-type Dual Battery Charger (HA-F36DCHG) ..................E-50
General Guide .................................................................................................... E-50
Charging Battery Pack ....................................................................................... E-52
Connecting Multiple Cradle-type Dual Battery Chargers .................................. E-53
Specifi cations ..................................................................................................... E-54
Using the Dual Battery Charger (HA-F32DCHG)........................................E-56
General Guide .................................................................................................... E-56
Charging Battery Pack ....................................................................................... E-58
Connecting Multiple Dual Battery Chargers......................................................E-59
Specifi cations ..................................................................................................... E-60
Using Rechargeable Battery Pack ..............................................................E-61
Battery Pack Specifi cations ................................................................................ E-62
Large-capacity Battery Pack Specifi cations ....................................................... E-62
Attaching the Hand Belt (HA-F95HB) ..........................................................E-63
Attaching the Hand Belt .....................................................................................E-63
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Safety Precautions
Congratulations upon your selection of this CASIO product. Be sure to read the
following Safety Precautions before trying to use it for the fi rst time.
Your neglect or avoidance of the warning and caution statements in the
subsequent pages causes the danger of fi re, electric shock, malfunction and
damage on the goods as well as personal injury.
Markings and Symbols
The following are the meanings of the markings and symbols used in these Safety
Precautions.
Danger
Warning
Caution
A diagonal line indicates something you should not do. The symbol shown
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here indicates you should not try to take the unit apart.
A black circle indicates something you should do. The symbol shown here
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indicates you should unplug the unit from the wall outlet.
This symbol indicates information that, if ignored or applied
incorrectly, creates the danger of death or serious personal injury.
This symbol indicates information that, if ignored or applied
incorrectly, creates the possibility of death or serious personal
injury.
This symbol indicates information that, if ignored or applied
incorrectly, creates the possibility of personal injury or property
damage.
Disassembly and Modifi cation
Never try to disassemble or modify the Handheld Terminal and its options
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including battery pack and battery in any way.
Abnormal Conditions
Should the Handheld Terminal and/or its options including battery pack and
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battery become hot or start to emit smoke or a strange odor, immediately turn
off the power and contact your dealer or distributor whom you purchased the
product from, or an authorized CASIO service provider.
Warning
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Warning
Dust and Moisture
Though the Handheld Terminal is dust and water splash resistant, its options
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including the battery pack are not. Keep loose metal objects and containers
fi lled with liquid away from your Handheld Terminal and the options. Also,
never handle the Handheld Terminal and the options while your hands are wet.
Laser Light
This product uses laser light for aiming a bar code. Never look directly into
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the laser light or shine the laser light into the eyes.
Warning
Interference with the Operation of Other Equipment
(Using Wireless Data Communication)
Keep your Handheld Terminal well away from anyone wearing a
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pacemaker. Radio waves emitted by the Handheld Terminal can affect the
operation of a pacemaker.
Before the use in aircraft, be sure to consult with cabin crew for interference
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the Handheld Terminal emits.
Before the use in medical facility, be sure to consult with the facility
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management or the manufacture of a specifi c medical equipment that the
Handheld Terminal may interfere with.
Do not use the Handheld Terminal nearby gas pump or chemical tank or any
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other places fl ammable or explosive.
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Foreign Objects
Take care to ensure that metals or combustible objects are not inserted into
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the openings of the Handheld Terminal or its options, and not to allow
moisture to get inside of them.
Location
Install the cradle properly on a fl at and stable surface so that it cannot fall
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down onto fl oor.
Do not leave the Handheld Terminal and its options for a long period in a
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car parked in direct sunlight.
LCD Screen
Never apply strong pressure to the screen or subject it to strong impact.
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Doing so can crack the LCD Screen.
Low Temperature Burn
Avoid prolonged contact with the skin while the Handheld Terminal is
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switched on. Some areas on the back of the Handheld Terminal may
become hot during use and could cause low-temperature burns.
Caution
Optional Lithium-ion Battery Pack
Danger
Never use the Handheld Terminal and its option including the battery pack
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and battery next to open fl ame, near a stove, or any other area exposed to
high heat, or leave them for a long period of time in a vehicle parked in
direct sunlight.
Never use the battery pack with any device other than the Handheld
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Terminal.
Never dispose of the battery pack by incinerating it or otherwise expose it
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to heat.
Never transport or store the battery pack together with metal objects that
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may result in shorting positive (+) and negative (–) terminals of the battery
pack. Be sure to place the battery pack in its case whenever transporting or
storing it.
Never throw the battery pack or otherwise subject it to strong impact.
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Never pierce the battery pack with nails, hit it with a hammer, or step on it.
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Use only the specifi ed battery charger to charge the battery pack.
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Warning
Never place the battery pack in a microwave oven or any other high-voltage
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device.
If the amount of time period the battery pack can serve becomes
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considerably short even after it has been fully charged for the specifi ed time
period, stop using it.
Should the battery pack start to leak or emit a strange odor, immediately
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move it away from any nearby fl ame. Leaking battery fl uid is combustible.
Should fl uid from the battery pack accidentally get into your eyes or on the
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skin, do not rub it. Immediately rinse it off with clean tap water and then
consult a physician.
Caution
Replace only with the same type of battery pack recommended by CASIO.
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Dispose of used battery packs according to the local regulation.
Keep the battery pack out of the reach of small children.
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Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of
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used batteries according to the instructions.
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Power Supply / AC Adaptor
Do not use the Handheld Terminal at a voltage other than the specifi ed voltage.
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Also, do not connect the Handheld Terminal to a multi-plug power strip.
Never modify, sharply bend, twist, or pull on the power cord.
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Never use a detergent to clean AC adaptor and its power cable, especially
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on the plug and the jack.
Do not use an AC adaptor with a bent connector.
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Do not twist or wrench the connector.
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When using the battery chargers and the cradles, be sure to use the
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respective AC adaptors.
Never pull on the power cord when unplugging it. Always hold the plug
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when unplugging it from the wall outlet.
Never touch the plug while your hands are wet.
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Be sure to unplug the power cord from the wall outlet before cleaning the
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battery chargers and the cradles.
Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet whenever leaving the battery
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chargers and the cradles unattended for a long period.
The housing of the AC adaptor can become warm during normal use.
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At least once a year, unplug the AC adaptor from the wall outlet and clean
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any dust that builds up between the prongs of the plug.
Dust built up between the prongs can lead to the danger of fi re.
Check that the connector is properly oriented and then push it straight in (do
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not insert upside down).
Do not allow fl uids or foreign objects to get into the AC adaptor.
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Choose a location where the power cord is readily accessible and can be
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easily plugged in and unplugged.
When using the AC adaptor, always use a power outlet with the specifi ed
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power supply and voltage, and ensure that the power plug is inserted into
the socket fully and securely.
Warning
Caution
Backup of All Important Data
Note that CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. shall not be held liable to you or any
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third party for any damages or loss caused by deletion or corruption of data
due to use of the Handheld Terminal, malfunction or repair of the Handheld
Terminal or its peripherals, or due to the batteries going dead.
The Handheld Terminal employs electronic memory to store data, which
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means that memory contents can be corrupted or deleted if power is
interrupted due to the batteries going dead or incorrect battery replacement
procedures. Data cannot be recovered once it is lost or corrupted. Be sure
to make backup of all important data. One way to do this is to use the
separately sold cradles to transfer data to a computer.
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Caution
Use Casio genuine battery pack only
Danger
We recommend the use of Casio genuine battery packs with Casio devices.
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Casio genuine battery packs are tested for quality and safety for the safe use of
the product they are installed. We cannot be held liable for accidents or damages
caused by counterfeit Casio battery packs or battery packs other than Casio
genuine battery packs. When buying a battery pack, pay due attention to buy a
Casio genuine battery pack.
Operating Precautions
Your Handheld Terminal and its options are precision. Improper operation or rough handling can
cause problems with data storage and other problems. Note and observe the following precautions
to ensure proper operation.
Do not continue operating the Handheld Terminal when battery power is low.
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Doing so can cause data to be lost. When the battery goes low, charge it as soon as possible.
Do not leave dead battery pack in the Handheld Terminal for a long period.
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Dead battery pack can leak, leading to malfunction and damage to the Handheld Terminal.
Use the Handheld Terminal and its options only within the specifi ed temperature range.
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Use outside of the specifi ed temperature range creates the risk of malfunction.
Avoid using the Handheld Terminal and its options in areas subject to the following conditions.
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The following conditions create the risk of damage to the Handheld Terminal.
— Large amounts of static electricity
— Extreme heat or extreme cold
— High humidity
— Sudden temperature extremes
— Large amounts of dust
Do not use volatile chemical substances such as thinners, benzene or toiletries to clean the
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Handheld Terminal.
When the Handheld Terminal is dirty, wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth. Rubbing with
excessive force could scratch the display.
The power-supply terminals and Data Communication terminals should be cleaned from
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time to time using an implement such as a dry cotton bud.
Soiling on the terminals may cause connection defects.
Take care when using chemicals.
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Applying thinners, gasoline, kerosene, solvents or oils, or substances such as cleaners,
adhesives, paints, medications or toiletries that contain those materials, to the plastic case or
cover may cause discoloration or other damage.
The back of the Handheld Terminal may become hot during use. This is normal and does
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not indicate a fault.
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802.11a/n Restrictions:
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— This product is for indoor use only when using channels 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, or 64
(5150-5350 MHz).
— To ensure compliance with local regulations, be sure to select the country in which the
access point is installed
Although the Handheld Terminal meets the IP54 level of the International Standard
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IEC60529, pay your attention to the following when using it in the rain.
— After a large amount of rain or water falls on the Handheld Terminal, wipe off it immediately.
— Do not use it in the rain for a long period of time.
— Make sure the battery cover and connect cover are closed securely before using it.
— Do not press on the screen or keys with excessive force when using it in the rain.
Dead Pixels
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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.
Lithium-ion Battery Pack
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Each lithium-ion battery pack has its life. The life span heavily depends on how the
battery pack is charged or stored which may cause deterioration of the battery pack
to shorten the life span if it is handled improperly. Note the tips below to make the
battery pack last long.
— Be sure to charge the battery pack before using it if the battery pack is used for the
fi rst time or if it has not been used for a long period of time.
— If the battery pack is repeatedly charged, the life span becomes short. To avoid the
repetition of charging the battery pack, be sure that the remaining capacity is low
before you start charging.
— Be sure to charge the battery pack in recommended temperature range. The
temperature range is dependant on device you use to charge including battery
chargers and Handheld Terminals. Refer to the respective user guides. Charging
the battery pack in a temperature outside of the recommended range causes
deterioration.
— When used at low temperatures, the battery pack has a reduced capacity and will
supply power for shorter time.
The life span of the battery pack is also shortened.
— Charging the battery pack while the battery pack itself is freeze including inside
causes deterioration. Be sure to resume an ordinary room temperature on the
battery pack and then leave it unattended for approximately one hour before
charging.
— After charging the battery pack, if the performance of the battery pack does not
show any recovery, it is a sign of ending the life. Replace it with a new battery
pack.
— Avoid the battery pack with a full of the capacity to store for a long period of
time. If you need to store it for a long period, be sure that the remaining capacity
is 30 to 50 percent and to store in a moderate low temperature. This can reduce
deterioration.
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— The battery pack gradually deteriorates over time. In particular, storing (or using)
the fully charged battery pack at high temperatures tends to accelerate battery
pack deterioration.
Important
This guide does not include any information about programming and download
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procedures. See the applicable separate documentation for information about the
procedures.
After Service
Should this product ever malfunction, contact your original retailer providing
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information about the product name, the date you purchased it, and details about the
problem.
Regulatory Information
Europe
DT-X100
Options of DT-X100
Please keep all information for future reference.
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The declaration of conformity may be consulted at http://doc.casio.com
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Products are for distribution within all member states of the EU.
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Options of DT-X100 are HA-F60IOA, HA-F62IOA, HA-F30CHG, HA-F32DCHG,
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HA-F20BAT, HA-F21LBAT, AD-S42120C-N5, AD-S15050B-N5, DT-380USB-A and
AC-CORD-EU
Manufacturer:
CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.
6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan
Responsible within the European Union:
Casio Europe GmbH
Casio-Platz 1, 22848 Norderstedt, Germany
www.casio-europe.com
Maximum radio output power
IEEE802.11a/b/g/n: 2.4GHz band 20dBm; 5GHz band 14dBm.
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Bluetooth: 2.4GHz 4dBm.
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Hereby, CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. declares that the radio equipment type DT-X100 is
in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.
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Handheld Terminal System Confi guration
Accessories
Please check the contents in the box before using the Handheld
Terminal for the fi rst time.
The Handheld Terminal comes with the standard battery pack cover
and protector already fi tted.
DT-X100 SeriesDT-X100 Series
• Hand Strap
• Large-capacity Battery Pack Cover
• User's Guide
Options
• USB Cradle HA-F60IO*/HA-F60IOA
• Ethernet Cradle HA-F62IO*/HA-F62IOA
• Cradle-type Battery Charger HA-F30CHG
• Cradle-type Dual Battery Charger HA-F36DCHG
• Battery Pack HA-F20BAT
• Large-capacity Battery Pack HA-F21LBAT
• Dual Battery Charger HA-F32DCHG
• AC Adaptor for USB Cradle/Ethernet Cradle/
Dual Battery Charger AD-S42120C
• AC Adaptor for Cradle-type Battery Charger AD-S15050B
• AC Adaptor for Cradle-type Dual Battery Charger AD-S60160B
• Power Cord AC-CORD
• Cable DT-380USB-A
• Hand Belt HA-F95HB
* Not sold in the EU or in EFTA member states.
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For the latest options list, refer to the ON-LINE manual available at
http://support.casio.com/en/manual/manual.php?cid=010
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General Guide
Handheld Terminal (DT-X100)
TOP
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DT-X100-10E
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DT-X100-20E
Left Front Right Back
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Bottom
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DT-X100-10E
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1 Indicator 1 Orange: Charging the battery pack.
Green: Charging the battery pack is complete.
Red: Battery pack error or the surrounding temperature is out of
the charging temperature range.
2 Indicator 2 Flashes in blue when operating via Bluetooth or in orange when
operating via WLAN. Lights in green when reading a bar code
successfully. Flashes magenta when the DT-X100 is connected
to a PC by the USB.
3 Speaker Buzzer and voice messages are output here.
4 Power Key Turns the power on and off.
5 Protector Fitted on the Handheld Terminal.
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6 Screen Displays text and operating instructions.
7 Trigger Center Key Used to perform bar code reading. Can be assigned an arbitrary
function.
8 Cursor Keys Perform the same functions as the up and down arrow keys on a
PC keyboard.
9 Enter Key Press when fi nishing entering numerical values or when moving
to the next step.
10 Numeric Keys Used to enter numeric values and decimal points.
11 Fn Key Used to make various settings in combination with the function
keys or numeric keys or when starting a pre-registered
application.
12 CLR Key Used to clear one letter to the left of the cursor.
13 Function Keys Various functions other than bar code reading can be assigned to
these keys.
The default key assignments are as follows.
F1: Similar function as the Alt key on a PC keyboard.
F2: Similar function as the Shift+Tab keys combination on a PC
keyboard. Used to move the cursor among entry or selection
items.
F3: Similar function as the Tab key on a PC keyboard. Used to
move the cursor among entry or selection items.
F4: Not assigned.
F5: Enter a space.
F6: Similar function as the cursor left key on a PC keyboard.
F7: Similar function as the cursor right key on a PC keyboard.
F8: Select text entry mode.
(The mode changes in order of Numeric ➝ Uppercase letter ➝
Lowercase letter)
14 Microphone Used to input a sound including voice.
15 Trigger R Key Used to perform bar code reading.
16 Trigger L Key Used to perform bar code reading.
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Barcode Reader Port
18 IR Port Used for communication with another Handheld Terminal.
19 Power Contacts Used to receive power provided by the USB Cradle or Ethernet
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Data Communication
Terminal
Laser light or LED light is emitted from this window that reads
bar codes.
Cradle.
Used for data communications.
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21 Strap Holes Used to attach the hand strap. Also used for the hand belt.
22 Reset Switch Used to reset the Handheld Terminal.
23 Hand Belt Holes Used to attach the hand belt.
24 Battery Pack Cover
Lock Switch
25 Battery Pack Cover Used to cover the battery compartment that holds the battery
26 Mount Holes These holes hold the terminal seating in the optional USB
Used to lock the battery cover and to release.
pack inside.
Cradle or in the Ethernet Cradle.
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Loading and Removing the Battery Pack
Your Handheld Terminal uses two types of battery: a battery pack and a memory
backup battery.
The battery pack is used to power normal operations and to store data, while the
memory backup battery provides the power required to maintain memory contents
when the battery pack power is unable to supply power for some reason.
The operating power is supplied by a battery pack. You can choose between a battery
(HA-F20BAT) and a large-capacity battery pack (HA-F21LBAT).
pack
The backup battery is installed inside of the Handheld Terminal.
This guide uses the following terms to refer to the batteries.
Battery Pack: Rechargeable battery pack (HA-F20BAT or HA-F21LBAT) for
normal operations and data storage
Backup Battery: Built-in battery for memory backup
When the battery pack power goes low, immediately charge it or replace it with a
charged battery pack.
You can use the Dual Battery Charger, the Cradle-type Battery Charger, the Cradle-type
Dual Battery Charger, the USB Cradle, or Ethernet Cradle to charge a battery pack. See
the sections of this guide that cover the Dual Battery Charger, the Cradle-type Battery
Charger, the Cradle-type Dual Battery Charger, the USB Cradle, and the Ethernet
Cradle for information about how to use them for charging.
Important!
Always keep backup copies of all important data!
The battery pack powers normal operation and also provides power required to
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maintain memory contents, while the backup battery provides backup power to
maintain memory contents. Because of this, you should not remove the battery
pack if the backup battery is dead. Removing the battery pack while the backup
battery is dead causes data in the memory to be corrupted or lost. Note that
once data is lost it cannot be recovered. Always keep separate backup copies of
all important data.
The charge of a battery pack when you purchase it may be depleted due to
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testing at the factory or natural discharge during shipment and storage. Be sure
to charge the battery pack before you use it.
The life of a battery pack is limited, and charging a battery pack causes it to
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gradually lose its ability to maintain the charge. If your battery pack seems to
require charging very frequently, it probably means it is time to purchase a new one.
If a battery pack is used past the end of its service life, it may swell up in size. In
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such a case, replace the battery pack with a new one.
If the backup battery is fully charged, it will maintain the contents of the
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terminal’s memory (RAM) for approximately 10 minutes when the main battery
pack is removed.
It takes 4 days with the main battery pack installed in the terminal for the
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backup battery to be charged fully.
Loading
1. Turn over the Handheld Terminal.
2. Remove the rechargeable battery pack cover as follows:
Slide the left and right lock switches for the rechargeable battery pack cover
simultaneously in the direction indicated by the arrows.
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While holding the switches back, hook your fi ngertip into the notch in the
rechargeable battery pack cover and lift the cover up in the direction indicated by
the arrow.
Notch
3. Load a battery pack (HA-F20BAT) or large-capacity battery pack (HA-F21LBAT).
Take care that the battery pack is oriented correctly when you load it. In addition,
load the battery back while making sure that the end of the battery pack removal tape
is protruding above the battery pack.
4. Put back the battery pack cover in the compartment as instructed by the arrows,
in the illustration.
and
After putting back the cover, fi rmly press the cover so that it is locked in the position by
the two Battery Pack Cover Lock Switches
Ensure that both the switches returned all the way down to the home positions as
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indicated by the two arrows.
If the switches are lackadaisically positioned, it causes the switches not to activate.
When loading a large-capacity battery pack, use the large-capacity battery cover instead
of the standard battery cover.
BatteryPackCoverLockSwitches
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Removing
1. Make sure that the Handheld Terminal is turned off.
If the power is on, press the power key to turn it off.
2. Turn over the Handheld Terminal.
3. Remove the rechargeable battery pack cover as follows:
Slide the left and right lock switches for the rechargeable battery pack cover
simultaneously in the direction indicated by the arrows.
While holding the switches back, hook your fi ngertip into the notch in the
rechargeable battery pack cover and lift the cover up in the direction indicated by
the arrow.
4. Remove the battery pack by pulling up the removal tape as shown in the illustration.
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Important!
When removing the battery pack, make sure you do not leave the Handheld
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Terminal without a battery pack for more than about 10 minutes. Doing so can
cause data in the memory to be deleted.
When removing the battery pack, be sure you carefully follow the proper
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procedure as explained in this guide.
Never try to use other type of battery than the ones that are specifi ed for this
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product.
When removing the battery pack, pull the removal tape straight up and remove
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the battery pack. Removing with excessive force can damage the battery pack.
Before starting to use the DT-X100, ensure that the battery pack cover is
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properly closed. If not, the power cannot be turned on or is turned off abruptly
while the DT-X100 is in use.
Attaching the Hand Strap
The hand strap can be used to prevent the Handheld Terminal from dropping when
carrying it around. Since there are two strap holes where the hand strap can be attached,
use the hole that affords the ease of use. Attach the hand strap according to the
procedure described below.
To attach the hand strap
1. Pass the thin cord of the hand strap through the hand strap hole on the back of the
Handheld Terminal.
2. Pass the other end of the strap (the part you put around your hand) through the loop
formed by the thin cord.
Important!
Do not swing the Handheld Terminal around holding the hand strap.
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Setting up
Using the Mouse Emulator Function
The mouse emulator function lets you make settings and adjustments by using a mouse
cursor.
To use the mouse cursor, fi rst set up the mouse emulation mode by following the below
procedure.
In the emulation mode, the numeric keys and Trigger R key are used to manipulate
the mouse cursor. (In the emulation mode, the numeric keys and Trigger R key
cannot be used for entering numerics and scanning bar codes respectively.)
Activating the mouse emulator function
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While no mouse cursor is shown on the screen, press the “Fn” key followed by the
“4” key. The mouse cursor appears, and the mouse emulator function is now active.
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To turn off the function, press the same key sequence again, i.e. “Fn” key ➝ “4” key.
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Each push of this key toggles the function between on and off.
Using the mouse cursor
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Activate the mouse emulator function as described above.
Mouse cursor movement
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Press a numeric key for the direction in which you want to move the mouse cursor.
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Mouse cursor moves
in the arrow direction.
* Holding down a key moves
the mouse cursor continuously.
Left click
This serves for selecting a fi le, making a menu selection, or a similar action.
Move the mouse cursor to the position where you want to click, and press the “5”
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key.
Right click (calling up a menu)
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Move the mouse cursor to the position where you want to click, and press the
Trigger R key.
Left double click
Performing this action while the mouse cursor is on an icon starts an application,
opens a fi le, etc.
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Move the mouse cursor to the position where you want to double click, and press
the “5” key twice.
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The double click timing follows the double tap setting of Windows CE. The setting
can be changed by accessing the “Mouse” icon in the Control Panel.
Dragging
This action allows you to move an application icon on the screen or a fi le or folder in
File Explorer.
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Move the mouse cursor to the position where you want to start dragging, and press
the “5” key. Then move the mouse cursor by holding down the “5” key and pressing
another numeric key for the direction in which you want to move. The selected item
will be dragged along with the cursor. When you release the “5” key, the item is
dropped at the current location.
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