CASIO IT-10 User Manual

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IT-10 Series

Hardware Manual

(Version 1.00)

CASIO Computer Co., Ltd.

March 2005

Table of Contents

Preface 5

Chapter 1 Product Overview 6

1.1 Features 6

1.2 Available Models And Options 7

1.2.1 Options And Interfaces 8

1.3 General Guide 9

1.3.1 IT-10 9

1.3.2 HA-C60IO (Basic Cradle) 11

1.3.3 HA-C61IO (Bridge Satellite Cradle) 12

1.3.4 HA-C32DCHG (Dual Battery Charger) 14

1.3.5 HA-C21BAT (Battery Pack) 15

Chapter 2 Hardware Specifications 16

2.1 IT-10 16

2.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO 21

2.3 DIP Switch Setting (For HA-C61IO) 23

2.4 Status Indication With LEDs 24

2.5 HA-C32DCHG 25

2.6 HA-C21BAT 26 Chapter 3 Product Identification And Reference Numbers 27 Chapter 4 Quality References 28

4.1 Environment Performances 28

4.1.1 IT-10 28

4.1.2 HA-C60IO 29

4.1.3 HA-C61IO 29

4.1.4 HA-C32DCHG 30

4.1.5 HA-C21BAT 30

4.2 Electric Durability 31

4.2.1 IT-10 31

4.2.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO 31

4.2.3 HA-C32DCHG 31

4.2.4 HA-C21BAT 32

4.3 Physical Durability 33

4.3.1 IT-10 33

4.3.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO 33

4.3.3 HA-C32DCHG 33

4.3.4 HA-C21BAT 34

4.4 Reliability 35

4.4.1 IT-10 35

4.4.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO 36

4.4.3 HA-C32DCHG 36

4.5 Compliance 37

4.5.1 IT-10 37

4.5.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO 37

4.5.3 AD-S42120AE/AD-S15050AE 37

4.5.4 HA-C21BAT 37 Chapter 5 Cable Specifications 38

5.1 For Chain Connection And Short Length 38

5.2 For Chain Connection And Long Length 39 Chapter 6 Precautions 40

6.1 Handling Precautions 40

6.2 Safety 41

6.2.1 Battery Pack 41

6.2.2 General 42

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No part of this document may be produced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. in Tokyo Japan. 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 specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.

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Preface

The IT-10 is a new rugged PDA designed and built to be used for vertical applications (business specific applications) in severe business environment. The terminal is water-splash proof, dust proof and can withstand the inevitable rough handling that any vertical market device will suffer.

This reference manual will explain you in detail about the specifications of hardware, reliability, environment, compliance and etc. for the series including models, IT-10M20 and IT-10M20BR, and the dedicated options as well.

For software and library related references, refer to the respective reference manuals released on the CASIO WEB site at http://www.casio.co.jp/English/system/

1. Product Overview

1.1 Features

Hardware and software features at a glance

• Uses Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition Software for Pocket PC as the operating system.

• Withstand a drop from 1 meter, and IP54 level for dust and water-splash resistance (compliant with

IEC60529 standard).

• Large 3.7-inch transflective VGA LCD (landscape or portrait mode is possible)

• Standard large capacity battery pack for up to 27 hours of continuous use

• CompactFlash and SDIO card slots for flexible system expansion in future possible.

• Auto-recovery tool to automatically back up and restore user data in case of accidental data corruption

• Bluetooth and Wireless LAN (compliant with IEEE802.11b) are integrated as standard for wireless LAN

configuration (IT-10M20BR only).

1.2 Available Models And Options

Table 1.1 Available models

Model RAM IEEE802.11b Bluetooth Remark

IT-10M20 64 MB No No

IT-10M20BR 64 MB Yes Yes

Table 1.2 Options

Option Product Model no. Remark

Bridge Satellite Cradle HA-C61IO USB/RS-232C/RS-422 Cradle

Basic Cradle HA-C60IO USB/RS-232C Battery Battery Pack HA-C21BAT 2,300 mAh, 3.7V Battery Charger Dual Battery Charger HA-C32DCHG 4 hours to charge 2 battery

packs. AC Adaptor AD-S42120AE DC output 12V AC adaptor AC Adaptor AD-S15050AE DC output 5V, 3A

Screen Protect Sheet Screen Protect Sheet HA-C90PS5 5 pcs in one pack Communication Card Cover Cable

The accessories in the table below are accompanied as accessory in each individual carton box of IT-10 series.

Table 1.3 Accessory

Product Q’ty Remark Battery Pack 1 HA-C21BAT Stylus 1 Attached to the terminal. AC Adaptor 1 AD-S15050AE (with European and USA power cords) CD-ROM 1 Pocket PC 2003 Premium License CD User’s Guide 1 English and Chinese

Communication Card Cover RS-232C cable DT-887AXA Length; 1.5 m, 9-pin male USB cable DT-380USB Length; 2.0 m RS-422 cable DT-888RSC Length; 1.0 m

HA-C92TCV

1.2.1 Options And Interfaces

IT-10

IrDA Port

(IrDA 1.3)

Power Supply

Terminals

（Built-in Charger）

SD Card Slot

CF Card Slot

Serial Port

IrDA Product

(Recommended

option）*

Bridge Satellite Cradle

HA-C61IO

SD card

(Recommended

option）＊

CF Card

(Recommended

option）＊

Basic Cradle

HA-C60IO

USB

RS-232C

RS-422

AC Adaptor

AD-S42120AE

Comm. Card Cover

HA-C92TCV

USB

RS-232C

Bridge satellite Cradle

HA-C61IO

AC Adaptor

AD-S42120AE

AC Adaptor

AD-S15050AE

DC Jack

Headphone Jack

WLAN

（IEEE802.11b）

Bluetooth Module

(Ver.1.2 Class2)

Battery Pack

HA-C21BAT

Display Block

AC Adaptor

AD-S15050AE

Headphone

Access-Point

（Recommended

option）＊

Bluetooth Product

（Recommended

option）＊

Battery Pack

HA-C21BAT

Dual battery

Charger

HA-C32DCHG

Screen Protect Sheet

HA-C90PS5

Battery Pack

HA-C21BAT

Dual Battery

Charger

HA-C32DCHG

AC Adaptor

AD-S42120AE

Fig. 1.2

1.3 General Guide

1.3.1 IT-10

External Views

Fig. 1.3

Fig. 1.2

Refer to Table 1.4 for names of each part and its description.

Table 1.4 Names of parts

No. Part Name Description

1 Strap hole A commercially available strap can be attached here. 2 Headphone jack A commercially available earphones or headphones (with 3.5 mm in

diameter) can be attached here. Remove the rubber cover to use it.

3 Reset switch This switch resets the terminal, similar to turning off and on the power

switch. Reset the terminal when some abnormality occurs, such as if the buttons or tap operations stop working.

4 Action button This button operates as the Enter key on a computer. Also, it has several

functions when the 5way cursor button is pressed at the same time. 5 UP/DOWN button This button moves the cursor and similar items up and down on the screen. 6 Battery pack cover lock

switch

Be sure to keep the lock switches locked. Locking the switches prevents the

battery pack from falling out. 7 Battery pack cover This is the cover for the battery pack. 8 IrDA port This communication port is used data exchange via the IrDA interface. 9 Eject button This button ejects a CF card (CompactFlash card) installed in the slot.

10 SD card slot Either SD card or multimedia card can be inserted in this slot. 11 CF card slot CF card (CompactFlash card) can be inserted in this slot. 12 Indicator lamp (left) When the AC adaptor is connected to the terminal or the terminal is mounted

on the Basic Cradle, the lamp turns on in orange indicating the battery pack

is being charged, or in green indicating the battery pack is fully charged.

13 Indicator lamp (right) The lamp blinks in green when CF card or SD card is being accessed. It also

blinks in red for the alarm.

14 Power switch Press this switch to turn on the power or off. Once the power is turned on,

wait for 10 seconds or more to turn off the power.

15 LCD screen The LCD screen displays information and stylus is used to enter information

or operate on the screen.

16 Microphone Direct voice sound here when recording on the Pocket Word or Memo

screen.

17 Program buttons Pushing one of the program buttons starts the program assigned to that

button. The four default settings are, from the upper left, Menu, Calendar,

Contents, and Inbox.

18 5way cursor button This button moves the cursor and similar items up, down, left and right on

the screen. Pressing the center of the button straight down performs the same

operation as the Enter key.

19 Speaker Sounds such as the alarm come out of the speaker. Sound does not come out

when a set of earphones or headphones is connected to the headphone jack.

20 Serial connector Peripheral device with RS-232C/USB interface can be connected to the

connector. Remove the rubber cover and store it at the right side silo before

use.

21 Power terminals Terminals for supplying power from the Cradle. 22 Power adaptor port The dedicated AC adaptor (AD-S15050AE) can be connected to this port.

1.3.2 HA-C60IO (Basic Cradle)

Views

Fig. 1.3

Fig. 1.4

Table 1.5 Names of parts

No. Part Name Description

1 Serial connector This connector mates with the serial connector on the bottom of the terminal.

The power is also supplied to the terminal via this connector. 2 Alignment pegs Align the terminal with these two pegs when mounting it to the Basic Cradle. 3 Power adaptor port Connect the dedicated AC adaptor (AD-S15050AE) here. 4 RS-232C port This port is used when connecting to a PC for data transfer between the

terminal and the PC via RS-232C interface. 5 USB port This port is used when connecting to a PC for data transfer between the

terminal and the PC via USB interface.

1.3.3 HA-C61IO (Bridge Satellite Cradle)

Views

Refer to Table 1.6 for names of each part and its description.

Fig. 1.5

Fig. 1.6

Fig. 1.7

Table 1.6 Names of parts

No. Part Name Description

1 IrDA communication

port

Align this port with the IrDA communication port of the terminal for data

transfer via the IrDA interface. 2 Detection switch This switch detects when the terminal is correctly mounted on the Bridge

Satellite Cradle. 3 Status lamp

“POWER”

Indicates the power status.

Off : Power is off.

Green : Power is on and the terminal is correctly mounted on the Cradle.

Red : Power is on, but the terminal is not correctly mounted on the

Cradle. “DATA” Indicates the communication status. Off : No communication. Flashing green : Communication between the terminal and a PC is

established. Red : Connection problem in the Cradle. “LINE” Indicates the system status. Off : The system is not operational. Green : The system is operational.

4 Power terminals These terminals supply power to the terminal mounted on the Cradle. 5 Power switch Turns on the power on the Cradle. 6 Power adaptor port Connect the dedicated AC adaptor (AD-S42120AE) to this port. 7 RS-422 ports Use these two ports (“C-OUT” and “C-IN”) when connecting up to eight

Bridge Satellite Cradles in series.

8 RS-232C port Use this port when connecting the terminal and a PC via the RS-232C interface. 9 USB port Use this port when connecting the terminal and a PC via the USB interface.

10 DIP switches Use these switches to configure the settings on the Cradle.

1.3.4 HA-C32DCHG (Dual Battery Charger)

View

Table 1.7 Names of parts

No. Part Name Description

1 Charging status

indicator lamp

2 Power terminals These power terminals provide power to the mounted battery packs. 3 Power adaptor port Connect the dedicated AC adaptor (AD-S42120AE) to this port. 4 Series connection

terminal

Fig. 1.8

Indicates the battery charge status. Green : Charging is complete. Red : Charging continues. Flashing red : Problem in the charge operation. Flashing green : Idle mode waiting for a next charge Off : No battery pack is mounted.

Maximum 3 units of HA-C32DCHG can be connected in series connecting this terminal to the terminal on another HA-C32DCHG.

1.3.5 HA-C21BAT (Battery Pack)

View

Fig. 1.9

2. Hardware Specifications

2.1 IT-10

Table 2.1

Item Specification Remark

CPU, Memory

CPU Intel PXA270 Processor (run at 416 MHz) Operating system Microsoft® Windows® Mobile 2003 Second Edition

Software for Pocket PC RAM 64 MB FROM 64 MB (user area: approx. 20 MB)

Display

Display device 3.7-inch transflective TFT color LCD No. of dots 480 (w) x 640 (h) Dot pitch 0.117 mm (w) x 0.117 mm (h) Scale 65,536 colors Display fonts Scalable fonts Backlight LED Visible angle

Indicator Confirmation /Status 2 pcs x LED in red and green colors Input

Keyboard

Switch Power switch, Reset switch, Battery cover lock

IrDA

Standard IrDA Version 1.3 compatible Method Half-duplex Synchronization Start/stop, frame synchronization Baud rate 9600 bps, 115200 bps, 4 Mbps Comm. range 0 (contact) to 0.3 m

Wireless LAN (IT-10M20BR)

Standard IEEE802.11b Modulation Direct sequence spread spectrum Frequency range 2,400 to 2,483.5 MHz Baud rate 11 Mbps (maximum) Comm. range 150 m (outdoor), 50 m (indoor) No. of channels 11 for FCC, 13 for ETSI Output power

Other feature Roaming between multiple Access-Points

Bluetooth (IT-10M20BR)

Standard Bluetooth Version 1.2 Comm. range Approx. 3m Output power Maximum 3 dBm (PowerClass 2)

Continue.

40° when backlight is ON

30° when backlight is OFF

Touchpanel

Software keyboard

Program keys (x 4), Action key, UP/DOWN keys,

Cursor key

switches (x 2)

Minimum 12.5 dBm

Maximum 16.0 dBm

(“DS”)

Note 1

Serial interface

RS-232C

Synchronization Start/stop, frame synchronization Baud rate 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K,

38.4K, 57.6K, 115.2K External output level

±5V For communication

with PC only, not available for external output.

USB Host

Standard USB Ver. 1.1 compatible Baud rate 12 Mbps, 1.5 Mbps External output

5V±5%, Maximum 500 mA power Standard USB Ver. 1.1 compatible USB Client Baud rate 12 Mbps

Connector AXR51268 manufactured by Panasonic Connector on IT-10 Pin layout See Fig. 2.1

Signal layout See Table 2.2. SD card slot Supported cards SD (memory card), MMC, SDIO CF card slot

Specification CompactFlash card Type I/II (3.3V)

Available power 3.3V±5%, Maximum 900 mA DC input

Input voltage 5V±5%

Consumption current 3A

Plug EIAJ Type II

AC adaptor AD-S15050AE Power terminals Power terminals

Keyboard/Screen side

Power supply terminal

Bottom side

GND

The power from Cradle is supplied to the terminal via these power terminals.

Headphone jack Stereo headphone jack 3.5 mm in diameter Speaker Monaural Microphone Monaural Power

Operating battery Lithium-ion battery pack x 1 pc HA-C21BAT battery pack

Memory backup battery NiMH battery (rechargeable) on board Not replaceable

Battery life See Table 2.3.

Battery capacity 2,300 mAH HA-C21BAT battery pack

Backup

period

Memory backup battery only

30 minutes or longer - The memory backup battery is

fully charged.

- The surrounding temperature is at room temperature.

Note 2 Memory backup battery + Operating

One month or longer - The battery pack

(HA-C21BAT) is fully charged.

Note 2 battery

Continue.

Battery pack charge time

Approx. 5 hours or less

Conditions;

- The surrounding temperature is at room temperature.

- The dedicated AC adaptor or Cradle is used to charge the battery pack.

Memory backup battery charge time

Dimensions

Weight

Approx. 4 hours (when the power is provided via the dedicated AC adaptor or the Cradle.) Approx. 16 hours (when the power on the terminal is kept on.)

Approx. 80 (W) x 140 (D) x 25 (H) mm Note 3

Approx. 290 g Note 4

Conditions;

- The battery pack (HA-C21BAT) is installed in the terminal.

- The surrounding temperature is at room temperature.

Notes:

1. Concurrent use of Wireless LAN communication and Bluetooth communication is not recommended. The communication range may vary depending on the radio condition in air and/or the surrounding environment.

2. Each memory backup period will depend on the characteristic of the terminal itself, the surroundings including temperature, humidity. Thus, the periods described in Table 2.1 are recommended for use for reference only. They are not guaranteed figures.

3. Any protruding part on the terminal is not measured.

4. The weight includes the lithium-ion battery pack (HA-C21BAT) installed. The strap is excluded.

Pin layout for Serial Interface;

1 2 3 ・・・

・・・ 24 25 26

Fig. 2.1

Signal layout;

Table 2.2

Pin no.

Signal Use

Direction of

signal flow

Remark

1 CR CD2# #2 for detecting the Cradle IN 2 RS232C CS RS232C IN 3 RS232C CD RS232C IN 4 RS232C ER RS232C OUT 5 RS232C RS RS232C OUT 6 RS232C DR RS232C IN 7 GND GND - See note. 8 USB Client D- For USB Client IN/OUT

9 USB Client D+ For USB Client IN/OUT 10 USB Client PLU For USB power IN 11 USB Host D- For USB Host IN/OUT 12 USB Host D+ For USB Host IN/OUT 13 VBUS For USB power OUT 14 ADP Power for charging battery on the terminal - See note. 15 ADP Power for charging battery on the terminal - See note. 16 ADP Power for charging battery on the terminal - See note. 17 ADP Power for charging battery on the terminal - See note. 18 RS232C RXD RS232C IN 19 RS232C TXD RS232C OUT 20 GND - - See note. 21 GND - - See note. 22 CRSEL0 For recognition of connected device IN 23 CRSEL1 For recognition of connected device IN 24 ADP Power for charging battery on the terminal - See note. 25 ADP Power for charging battery on the terminal - See note. 26 CR CD1# #1 for detecting Cradle IN

Notes:

• Since the current at a peak level that flows through the interface reaches as high as 3A, all the “ADP” and “GND” pins in the table must be used.

• Metal frame of the connector must be connected to “GND” pins.

Table 2.3 Operating hours by model

IEEE802.11b and

Model

Bluetooth

Operating hour

Operating condition and mode

integrated

- The surrounding temperature is at room temperature.

IT-10M20 No

Approx. 27 hours

IT-10M20BR Yes

IT-10M20BR Yes Approx. 14 hours

- The battery pack (HA-C21BAT) is a brand new and fully charged.

- The backlight is turned off.

- The IrDA setting is set to off.

- The CPU speed setting is set to “Auto Mode”.

- The operating periodic ratio of calculation and idle with the display being turned on is 1:10.

- The surrounding temperature is at room temperature.

- The battery pack (HA-C21BAT) is a brand new and fully charged.

- The backlight is turned off.

- The IrDA setting is set to off.

- The CPU speed setting is set to “Auto Mode”.

- The operating periodic ratio of idle with the display being turned on, RF and calculation is 10:1:1.

Notes:

• The durations of time in “Operating hour” for IT-10M20BR has been measured in the wireless LAN configuration with Cisco Aironet 1100 Access-Point. The time duration may become different if other Access-Point is employed.

• In the low temperature, the operating hour powered by battery tends to be shorter.

2.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO

Table. 2.4

Item Specification Remark

Interface

IrDA

USB

RS-232C

RS-422

Display Status LED

DIP switch 8 switches Refer to Chapter 2.3

Input

Detection switch for IT-10 Push switch Applicable to

Continue.

Standard IrDA Ver. 1.1 compatible Comm. method Half duplex Synchronization Start/stop method Comm. speed 4 Mbps (maximum) Standard USB Ver. 1.1 compatible Comm. speed 12 Mbps (maximum)

Connector

Comm. method Full duplex Synchronization Start/stop method Comm. speed 115.2 Kbps

Connector

Comm. method Full duplex Synchronization Start/stop method Comm. speed 115.2 Kbps

Connector

No. of LEDs 3 No. of display colors 2 (red, green)

Display content

USB connector type B

SG ER SD RD CD

CI CS RS D

D-Sub 9-pin (Female)

6 5 4 3 2 1

RDI-

RDI+

SDO-

SDO+

RSO-

RSO+

RJ-45 compatible (6 pins)

System operation status (“LINE”) Comm. status (“DATA”) Power status (“POWER”)

Applicable to HA-C61IO only.

1. VBus

2. –Data (D-)

3. +Data (D+)

4. GND

Applicable to HA-C61IO only.

6 5 4 3 2 1

RDO+

SDI+

RD0-

RSI-

SDI-

Applicable to HA-C61IO only. Refer to Chapter 2.4 “Status Indication With LEDs”.

“DIP Switch Setting (For HA-C61IO). Applicable to HA-C61IO only.

HA-C61IO only.

RSI+

DC 12V±5%

Power

Input from AC adaptor

Charge/supply power

Input voltage

Consumption current

Plug

AC adaptor (Dedicated)

Output voltage

Output current

Charge method

Charge time

Power terminals

DC 5V±5%

DC12V Approx. 3.5A Applicable to

DC5V Approx. 3.0A Applicable to

EIAJ RC-5320A Class 4 (Center pin: plus) manufactured by Hoshiden Corp. EIAJ RC-5320A Class 2 (Center pin: plus) manufactured by Hoshiden Corp. AD-S15050AE Applicable to

AD-S42120AE Applicable to

DC 5V±10% 2,200 mA (maximum) Applicable to

1,500 mA (maximum) Applicable to

Constant voltage With curb function on

Approx. 5.0 hours or less When HA-C21BAT is

Power terminal

Weight/Dimensions

Table 2.5

Model no. Specification

HA-C61IO

HA-C60IO

Weight Approx. 380 g Dimensions Approx. 110 (W) x 103 (D) x 87.5 (H) mm Weight Approx. 150 g Dimensions Approx. 114 (W) x 107 (D) x 60.0 (H) mm

GND

Applicable to HA-C61IO. Applicable to HA-C60IO.

HA-C61IO. While supplying power to the terminal or transmitting data.

HA-C60IO. While supplying power to the terminal or transmitting data. Applicable to HA-C61IO

Applicable to HA-C60IO.

HA-C60IO.

HA-C61IO.

HA-C60IO.

current

installed in the terminal.

- The illustration of the power terminals on the left is viewed at the front of the cradle.

- Applicable to

HA-C61IO.

2.3 DIP Switch Setting (For HA-C61IO)

The DIP switch is located on the rear side of the Bridge Satellite Cradle (HA-C61IO). Change the ON/OFF settings according to your required system configuration. The new settings do not go into effect until the power switch is turned off and then back on again.

ON (Upper side) OFF (Lower side)

Not used (always OFF)

Host Computer Interface

Switch Number 6 RS-232C OFF USB ON *

Daisy Chain Termination

Switch Number 5 Intermediate Connection OFF

Chain Off/TerminationON *

Dais

Connection

Switch Numbers 3 4 Host Computer OFF * OFF * Daisy Chain ON OFF

Inter-Cradle Data Rate (RS-422 Comm. speed)

Switch Numbers 1 2 115, 200 bps ON * OFF *

Fig. 2.2

* : Default setting.

Note: Other DIP switch settings are used for testing and inspection purposes. Because of this, you should never use any DIP settings other than those described above.

2.4 Status Indications With LEDs

This chapter is not applicable to the HA-C60IO Basic Cradle. Various operational statuses on the HA-C61IO can be displayed using the LEDs. The following table describes LED indication modes and their meanings.

Table 2.5

Item LED mode Description Remark

LED

Power status indicator (“POWER”)

Comm. status indicator (“DATA”)

Line status indicator (“LINE”)

Off : Power off. Green : Power is ON and the terminal is correctly

mounted on the Cradle.

Red : Power is ON but the terminal is not correctly

mounted on the Cradle. Off : No communication being performed. Green (Flashing) : Communication is in progress. Red (Flashing) : Problem in the connection between two Bridge

Satellite Cradles. Off : The system is not operating. Green (Flashing) : The system is correctly operating.

2-color LED

2.5 HA-C32DCHG

Table 2.6

Item Specification Remark

Charge method

Charge method Constant-voltage and constant-current With current limiter

Charge period

Power Supplied via dedicated AC adaptor

Consumption current

Operating temperature Operating humidity 30 to 80% Max. no. of connectivity 3 units of HA-C32DCHG

Weight/Dimensions

Table 2.7

Item Specification Remark Weight Approx. 170 g Dimensions 100 (W) x 104 (D) x 42 (H) mm

Approx. 2 hours (with one battery pack mounted) Approx. 4 hours (with two battery packs mounted)

(AD-S42120AE) Approx. 0.8 A In single configuration Approx. 2.4 A In configuration of three

℃

0 to 40

The surrounding temperature is at room temperature.

DC 12V±5%

HA-C32DCHGs being connected

2.6 HA-C21BAT

Table 2.8

Item Specification Remark Rated capacity 2,300 mAH Rated voltage 3.7V Charge period

Operating temperature

Operating humidity

Weight Approx. 60 g Dimensions 72.8 (W) x 58.0 (D) x 8.1 (H) mm

Approx. 2.0 hours When charging one battery

pack at a time with HA-C32DCHG.

Approx. 4.0 hours When charging two battery

packs at a time with HA-C32DCHG

Refer to the temperature for HA-C32DCHG in Table 4.4 when charge. Refer to the temperature for IT-10 in Table

4.1 when discharge. Refer to the temperature for HA-C32DCHG in Table 4.4 when charge. Refer to the temperature for IT-10 in Table

4.1 when discharge.

3. Product Identification And Reference Numbers

On the back of the terminal and its options (major options only), there is a bar code and numbers printed on label as shown in Fig. 3.1 below. This bar code is represented by 15 digits of Code128 and by alphanumeric characters beneath the bar code. The numbers from 1 to 9 in the figure represent identification and references of the terminal. The numbers from 10 to 14 represent a manufacturing reference which is reserved by the manufacturer. See the figure below for each meaning.

1234 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415

Serial number of the

terminal in 5 digits

Production month of the year (1 to 9, A,B,C)

Production year (last digit only. Ex. 1 represents the year 2001.)

Model number (two digits in alphanumeric)

94: (Domestic version) 95: (Domestic version) 97: IT-10M20 98: IT-10M20BR 0A: HA-C61IO 0B: (Domestic version) 0C: (Domestic version)

Manufacturing references

(reserved by the

manufacturer)

Check digit

Fig. 3.1

4. Quality References

This chapter describes about quality references specially concerned with environmental performance, electric durability, mechanical durability, reliability, compliance and, etc. for the IT-10 series and its dedicated options.

4.1 Environmental Performances

4.1.1 IT-10

Table 4.1

Item Specification Condition

Temperature

Humidity

Storage in carton box

Dust and water-splash proof IP54 level (compliant with IEC60529)

IP (Industrial Protection) code A cording system to indicate the degrees of protection provided by an enclosure against access to hazardous parts, ingress of solid foreign objects, ingress of water and to give additional protection in connection with such protection. Elements of the IP54 level and their meanings are as follows.

IP5x

Represents dust proof to level 5. This level of IP code means that the terminal is protected against solid foreign objects including dust to penetrate the enclosure.

IPx4

Represents water-splash proof to level 4. No detrimental effect is observed even with exposure to water splashed from any direction.

“x” represents that a characteristic numeral is not required to be specified.

Operation Non-operation

Operation 10 to 85 %RH Non-operation 10 to 90 %RH

Temperature Humidity 10 to 90 %RH

0 to 40℃

-20 to 60℃

See “IP (Industrial Protection) code”.

No condensation

All covers on the terminal are closed while testing.

4.1.2 HA-C60IO

Table 4.2

Item Specification Condition

Temperature

Humidity

Storage in carton box

Dust and water-splash proof Not applicable.

Operation Storage

Operation 10 to 85%RH Storage 10 to 90%RH

Temperature Humidity 10 to 90%RH No condensation

4.1.3 HA-C61IO

Table 4.3

Item Specification Condition

Temperature

Humidity

Storage in carton box

Dust and water-splash proof Not applicable.

Operation Storage

Operation 30 to 80%RH Storage 30 to 90%RH

Temperature Humidity 30 to 90%RH No condensation

0 to 40℃

-20 to 60℃

0 to 40℃

-10 to 50℃

No condensation

4.1.4 HA-C32DCHG

Table 4.4

Item Specification Condition

Temperature

Humidity

Operation Non-operation Storage

Operation 10 to 85 %RH No condensation Storage 10 to 90 %RH No condensation In carton box

4.1.5 HA-C21BAT

Table 4.5

Item Specification Condition

Temperature

Humidity

Dust and water-splash Not applicable.

Operation Refer to the temperature for

Non-operation Refer to the temperature for

Storage

Operation Refer to the humidity for HA-C32DCHG

Storage 90 %RH or less No condensation

0 to 40℃

-20 to 60℃

HA-C32DCHG in Table 4.4 when charge. Refer to the temperature for IT-10 in Table

4.1 when discharge.

HA-C32DCHG in Table 4.4 when charge. Refer to the temperature for IT-10 in Table

4.1 when discharge.

-10 to 50

in Table 4.4 when charge. Refer to the humidity for IT-10 in Table

4.1 when discharge.

℃

When battery pack is not charged. In carton box

4.2 Electrical Durability

4.2.1 IT-10

Table 4.6

Item Specification Remark

Power consumption

Anti-static strength

Malfunction Destruction

5V, 2.7A Applicable to IT-10M20. 5V, 3.0A Applicable to IT-10M20BR.

±4 KV (contact), ±8 KV (in air) ±12 KV

4.2.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO

Table 4.7

Item Specification Remark

Consumption

current

Input voltage

Anti-static strength

Malfunction Destruction

Line noise strength (Malfunction)

Power interruption 10 milliseconds or less

Approx. 1.0 A/DC12V - While supplying power to the terminal, or

DC5V±5% DC12V

±5%

±6 KV ±12 KV

1,000 V Pulse width: 5 KHz

Compatible with EN6100-4-2

transmitting data to the terminal.

- Applicable to HA-C61IO. Applicable to HA-C60IO.

Applicable to HA-C61IO.

150 pF, 330 ohm

Burst cycle: 300 msec. No. of pulses: 75 pcs Burst period: 15 msec.

4.2.3 HA-C32DCHG

Table 4.8

Item Specification Remark

Approx. 0.03A When the battery pack is not mounted.

Consumption current

Input 12V±5% Anti-static strength

Malfunction ±8 KV

Destruction ±12 KV Line noise strength Malfunction 1,000 V Pulse width: 5 KHz

Approx. 0.8A When the battery pack is charged on the

HA-C32DCHG..

150 pf, 330 ohm

Burst cycle: 300 msec. No. of pulses: 75 pcs Burst period: 15 msec.

4.2.4 HA-C21BAT

Table 4.9

Item Specification Remark

Anti-static strength

Malfunction ±10 KV

Destruction ±13 KV

Compliant with IEC6100-4-2 standard (fully charged)

4.3 Physical Durability

4.3.1 IT-10

Table 4.10

Item Specification Condition

Resistance to drop impact (height)

In bare condition 100 cm Onto concrete, one time on each of the 6 sides and 4 corners.

In individual carton box 70 cm or less In master carton box 50 cm or less

Resistance to vibration 1.5 G or less 10 to 55 Hz

4.3.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO

(with the CF being removed) Onto concrete, one time on each of the 6 sides, 1 corner, 3 edges.

In X,Y, and Z directions Reciprocally for 30 minutes While the power is kept on (with the screen being turned on).

Table 4.11

Item Specification Condition Resistance to vibration (in bare condition)

Resistance to vibration (in package)

Resistance to impact

In bare condition 70 cm One time for 6 faces onto concrete surface In individual carton box 70 cm or less In master carton box 50 cm or less

4.3.3 HA-C32DCHG

Table 4.12

Item Specification Condition Resistance to vibration (in bare condition)

Resistance to vibration (in package)

Resistance to impact

In bare condition 70 cm 6 faces, 1 corner and 3 edges In individual carton box 70 cm or less In master carton box 60 cm or less

1.5 G or less 10 to 55 Hz In X,Y, and Z directions Reciprocally for 30 minutes

One time for 6 faces, 1 corner and 3 edges

1.5 G or less 10 to 55 Hz In X,Y, and Z directions Reciprocally for 30 minutes

6 faces, 1 corner and 3 edges

4.3.4 HA-C21BAT

Table 4.13

Item Specification Condition

Resistance to vibration 2.0 G or less 10 to 55 Hz

Resistance to impact

In bare condition 100 cm 6 faces, 4 edges onto P-tile. In individual carton box 70 cm or less In master carton box 70 cm or less

In X,Y, and Z directions Reciprocally for 30 minutes

6 faces, 3 edges, 1 corner onto concrete floor.

4.4 Reliability

4.4.1 IT-10

Table 4.14

Item Specification Remark/Condition

Service life

Backlight 10,000 hours At half-life period 10 hours per day x 200 days

per year x 5 years Reset switch 1,000 times Power switch 100,000 times Battery cover lock switch 3,000 times Other keys 250,000 times Excluding the power switch Serial connector 5,000 times CF card connector 5,000 times SD card connector 5,000 times Mounting/removing the terminal to/from the Bridge Satellite Cradle Installing/removing the terminal to/from the Basic Cradle Installing/removing the battery cover 3,000 times Installing/removing the stylus to/from the silo Opening/closing the CF card slot cover MTBF

LCD 100,000 hours Charging and discharging cycle of battery pack

Note: The number of the cycles is assumed with the conditions below.

• The remained capacity of battery pack at 300th cycle is approximately 60% of the full capacity.

• The surrounding temperature is at 23±2

• The discharge current is 1.1A constant current.

• The discharge stops at 2.75V.

• The condition of the charge; 1.1A constant-current, charging for 5 hours with 4.20V constant-voltage

10,000 times

5,000 times

40,000 hours Main PCB Electronics parts 30,000 hours Batteries, switches, LCD module, excluding jacks

500 times Applicable to HA-C21BAT (see note.)

℃.

4.4.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO

Table 4.15

MTBF (electronics parts)

Mounting/removing the terminal to/from Basic Cradle 10,000 times Applicable to HA-C60IO. Mounting/removing the terminal to/from Bridge Satellite Cradle 20,000 times Applicable to HA-C61IO.

Switch

No. of installing/removing the connector

No. of installing/removing AC adaptor to/from the power adaptor port

4.4.3 HA-C32DCHG

Table 4.16

MTBF (Electronics parts) 50,000 hours No. of installing/removing the battery pack to/from 5,000 times No. of connecting/removing the series connection terminal 250 times

No. of installing/removing AC adaptor to/from the power adaptor port

Item Specification Remark/Condition

50,000 hours Applicable to HA-C61IO. 2,400,000 hours Applicable to HA-C60IO.

Power switch 5,000 times DIP switch 10 times Applicable to HA-C61IO. USB 500 times RS-232C 500 times RS-422 100 times Applicable to HA-C61IO.

1,500 times

Item Specification Remark

1,500 times

4.5 Compliance

4.5.1 IT-10

Table 4.17

EN55022,

Model

IT-10M20 Yes No Yes No No IT- 10M 2 0B R N o Ye s Yes Ye s Ye s

Table 4.18

Model

IT-10M20 IT-10M20BR

Note: Consult CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. for other areas.

EN61000, EN55024

(EMI, EMS)

FCC

Part 15B Class B

Yes Ye s N o Yes Ye s Ye s

European Standards

EN301.489-17

(EMI,EMS)

USA Standards

UL60950-1 FCC Part 15 sub

EN60950

(Safety)

part C + SAR

EN300.328-2

(Bluetooth,

WLAN)

EN50371 EN50361 EN50360

(SAR)

4.5.2 HA-C60IO/HA-C61IO

Table 4.19

Europe USA EN55022:1998+A1:2000 Class B EMC EN55024:1998+A1:2001 Class B

Safety EN60950 UL60950-1

4.5.3 AD-S42120AE/AD-S15050AE

Table 4.20

Europe USA

EMC EN55022, EN55024, EN61000 FCC Part15B Safety EN60950 UL1950 3rd edition

4.5.4 HA-C21BAT

Compliance Standard

FCC Part 15B Class B

Compliance Standard

Table 4.21

Compliance Standard

Safety UL1642, UL2054

5. Cable Specifications

5.1 For Chain Connection And Short Length

Length; 1 meter or less

Maxmimum

Vie w from side

Vie w from top

1 2 3 4 5 6

Modular plug

(co m p p a tib le w ith 6/ 6 -

6FR SYK (Sabyo

Ind u str ial)

Fig. 5.1

Table 5.1 Specifications of the cable

Cable

Core wire

Conductor 20/0.1A Insulator Semi-hard material P.V.C. Finish of external shape 20/0.1A Insulator P.V.C. Sheath

Characteristics

Finish of external shape Conductance resistance Insulation resistance

φ4.3±0.1mm

0.12Ω/m or less 50MΩ or more

Pin layout diagram of cable for chain connection and short distance (pin-to-pin straight connection)

Wiring

Pin no. Signal Pin no. Signal

Cradle at lower

position under the

chain connection

1 IRS+ 1 ORS+ 2 IRS- 2 ORS3 ISD+ 3 OSD+ 4 ISD- 4 OSD5 ORD+ 5 IRD+ 6 ORD- 6 IRD-

Fig. 5.2

1 2 3 4 5 6

Cab le(see Table 5.1)

Cradle at higher position under the chain connection

5.2 For Chain Connection And Long Length

Length; 1 meter or longer

Max. 1,000m

Vie w from side

Vie w from top

1 2 3 4 5 6

Modular plug compatible with 6/6-6 FR SYK50 by

Sanyo Industrial Co.

Cable compatible with SK-UTP

100M3P by Sanyo Industrial Co.

1 2 3 4 5 6

Fig. 5.3

Pin layout diagram of cable for chain connection and long distance (pin-to-pin straight/twist-pair connection)

Wiring

Pin no. Signal Pin no. Signal

Cradle at lower

position under the

chain connection

1 IRS+ 1 ORS+ 2 IRS- 2 ORS3 ISD+ 3 OSD+ 4 ISD- 4 OSD5 ORD+ 5 IRD+ 6 ORD- 6 IRD-

XXXXX

XXXXXX

Cradle at higher position under the chain connection

Fig. 5.4

6. Precautions

6.1 Handling Precautions

Precautions for short-term storage (1 to 2 days)

• If the IT-10 is to be stored over holidays (including Saturday and Sunday), replace the battery pack with brand-new one before starting the holiday. This will conserve the built-in memory backup battery and ensure retention of data on the terminal.

• If there is a possibility of the above or operator error (e.g., a fully charged battery has not been installed), practice system operation that maintains a backup to avoid loss of data due to consumption of the batteries.

Precautions for long-term storage (over one week)

• Prior to long-term storage (over one week), always back-up data in the terminal to other memory storage device. In addition, remove the lithium-ion battery pack before storage. This can minimize overly discharging the installed battery pack and minimize consumption of the memory backup battery.

• Do not store the removed battery pack at high temperature. Otherwise, it will discharge at an accelerated rate. Note that the remaining capacity after the battery if it is not used for 10 days at 60°C will be approximately 65%, and that after 20 days at 60°C will be approximately 55%.

6.2 Safety

6.2.1 Battery Pack

• Never disassemble or retrofit the battery pack. The battery pack has safety mechanism and protection means incorporated to avoid hazards. Should it be damaged, the battery pack could become hot, generate smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Never contact the “+” and “-“ terminals with metal objects such as a wire. Also, do not carry or store the battery with a metal necklace or hair pin. Otherwise, the battery pack may be short-circuited resulting in an excessive current and causing the battery to become hot, smoke, explode, or catch fire.

• Neither dispose of the battery pack into a fire nor heat it. The insulation may be burnt, the gas exhaust valve or safety mechanism may be damaged, or the internal electrolyte may ignite, causing the battery pack to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Neither leave nor use the battery pack in a place with a high temperature (over 80 °C) or close to a fire or hot stove. Should the resin separator be damaged due to excessive heat, the battery pack may be short-circuited causing it to become heated, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Do not soak the battery pack in fresh water or sea water. If the protection means incorporated in the battery pack is damaged, the battery pack may become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Do not attempt to charge the battery close to a fire, in direct sunlight, or in a car parked in the sun. A heated battery pack will trigger the internal hazard protection means to stop the charging function. Or, the protection means may be damaged and the battery may be charged with an excessive current or voltage, or have abnormal chemical reactions induced to cause it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Do not stick a pin or nail in the battery pack. Neither hit it with a hammer nor stamp it. If this is done, the battery pack may be broken or deformed resulting in a short circuit and causing it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Do not hit or throw the battery pack. If the protection means incorporated in the battery pack is damaged, the battery pack may be charged with an excessive current or voltage, or have abnormal chemical reactions induced to cause it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Never use a battery pack that is significantly damaged or deformed. It may become hot, smoke, explosion, or ignite.

• Do not attempt to solder anything directly on the battery pack surface. The insulation may be damaged or the gas exhaust valve or safety mechanism may be damaged, causing the battery pack to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• Do not use the battery pack in other device than the IT-10. The performance or service life of the battery pack may be reduced or abnormal current may flow to cause it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• When charging the battery pack use only dedicated cradles or dedicated battery charger and its AC adaptor available from CASIO, at a temperature between 0°C and 40°C. If the battery pack is charged with battery chargers other than those specified by CASIO, it may be over-charged, or charged with an excessive current, or have abnormal chemical reactions induced, causing it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• The battery pack has a specific polarity. Do not force it into the IT-10 battery compartment. Check the polarity. If the battery pack is installed backwards, it can be incorrectly charged and have an abnormal chemical reaction induced, causing it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

• If the internal electrolyte of the battery pack leaks and enters the eye, do not rub the eye. Rinse the eye with a sufficient amount of clean water, such as tap water, then immediately consult with a doctor. The electrolyte can cause eye damage.

6.2.2 General

• Be aware of abnormal conditions. If the IT-10 is continuously used in an abnormal condition, a fire or electric shock may occur. If there is an abnormality, immediately turn off the Power switch, and be sure to remove the batteries and then contact a CASIO distributor for repair.

• Supply Current/Voltage Do not use an AC adaptor with AC voltage not rated on the AC adaptor. Also, avoid drawing power from an outlet used for multiple devices. This may cause fire or an electric shock.

• Handling the power cable Do not damage, break, retrofit, bend, twist, or stretch the power cable. Also, do not place a heavy object on it or heat it. If this is done, the power cable may be broken and cause a fire or electric shock.

• AC adaptor Always use the dedicated AC adaptor (AD-S15050AE). If an AC adaptor that is not specified is used, the battery pack may explode, causing a fire or personal injury.

• Do not touch the AC adaptor with wet hands. This may result in an electric shock. Also, place the AC adaptor in a place where it is not subject to dust and water. Dust and dirt may cause fire and smoke, and water may cause an electric shock.

• About the electrolyte If the internal electrolyte of the battery leaks and enters the eye, rinse it with a sufficient amount of water, then consult with a doctor

• About the battery pack

1. Do not place the battery pack in a microwave oven or high-pressure container. If this is done, the

battery pack will be quickly heated or the contact seal may be broken causing it to become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

2. If you are aware of an abnormal condition such as a smell, excessive heat, discoloration, deformation,

etc., during use, charging and storage of the battery pack, immediately remove it from the IT-10 and do not use it anymore. If it continuously used without proper treatment, the battery pack may become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

3. If charging cannot be completed even after the specified charging period, stop the charge operation.

Otherwise, the battery pack may become hot, smoke, explode, or ignite.

4. If the battery pack leaks or generates an abnormal smell, immediately remove it away from the fire.

Otherwise, the electrolyte that has leaked may ignite causing smoke, an explosion, or fire.

5. Do not disassemble the battery pack. Neither disassemble nor retrofit this terminal. Personal burns or

injury may occur.

• About the power cable and AC adaptor

1. Do not bring the power cable close to heating equipment such as stove. The cable coating may burn or

melt, resulting in fire or electric shock.

2. Do not bring the power cable close to a container filled with liquid. If the cable becomes wet or should

the container be tipped over, a fire or electric shock may result.

3. Do not unplug the AC adaptor by pulling the power cable by hand. The cable may be damaged causing

a fire or electric shock. Always hold the plug of the cable.

4. When cradle or battery charger is not used for an extended period of time, e.g. during absences, unplug

the AC adaptor from the wall outlet.

• About the battery

1. Do not attempt to disassemble or solder the battery. Also, do not heat or throw the battery into a fire.

2. When the button-type battery (memory backup battery) used in this terminal is removed, exercise care

so as not to accidentally swallow it. Remain aware of the danger to infants. Store the button-type battery in an infant-safe location. Should the battery be swallowed, immediately consult a doctor.

3. If the battery is improperly used, the electrolyte may leak and soil other objects, resulting in fire and

personal injury. Be sure to observe the following precautions:

4. Make sure of the polarity (+, or -) of the battery when installing it.

5. Do not leave this terminal unused for an extended period of time with the battery installed.

• About the battery pack Do not use the battery pack in a place where it will be exposed to static electricity. The battery pack may become hot, explode, or ignite.

• Avoid exposing it to water and foreign matter Should foreign matter (metal chips, water, liquid chemicals) enter inside the product, immediately turn off the IT-10, remove the battery pack, and then contact your CASIO distributor.

• Memory protection

1. Contents of the IT-10 should always be backed up in personal computer to make a separate record from

that on the terminal. The contents of the memory may accidentally be lost due to battery power consumption, etc. This also occurs when this terminal malfunctions or is repaired.

2. When replacing the battery pack, always refer to the user’s guide accompanied in the carton box.

Improper battery replacement may lead to unexpected loss or alteration of data.

• Place of installation

1. Do not place the IT-10 in an environment with a significant amount of moisture or dust. Otherwise, a

fire or electric shock may occur.

2. Do not use the IT-10 in the vicinity of a cooking table, humidifier, etc., where it will be subjected to oily

smoke or vapor. Otherwise, a fire or electric shock may occur.

3. Do not place the IT-10 in an unstable situation, such as on a wobbling platform or shelf. It may fall and

cause personal injury.

4. Do not throw the IT-10 into a fire. This may cause a fire or personal injury due to explosion of the

terminal.

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