Casio IT -G500 Series User Manual

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Handheld

Termina

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IT

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Series

User's Gui

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read "Safety

Precauti

ons"

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guide before trying to use
your Handheld Terminal.

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Contents

Safety

Precautions

......................................................................................... E-3

Operating

Precautions ...................................................................................

E-8

Regulatory

lnformation

..................................................................................

E-9

About

the

WaterprOOflng/Dustproofing,,.,,._..,,nuouuouono.-ooooooo••••••••••••--•••••·E-13

ltnport.

ant

...

....................................................................... _ .

.......

...........................

E-14

After Service ...................................................................................................... E-14

Accessories

and

Options

............................................................................... E-15

General GUide

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Loading

and

Removing the

Battery

Pack

................................................... E-19

Loading

.......

....................................................................................................... E-20

Removing

.........................................................................................................

..

E-20

Charging

the

Battery

Pack

.......................................................................... E-22

USB

Cradic/Ethernet

Cmdlc/Cnu.l

lc-typc

Bat1c

1y Charger ............................... ll-22

Dual

Battery

Charger

......................................................................................... E-22

Handling

the

Hand Belt ................................................................................ E-23

To

remove

the

hand beh ..................................................................................... E-23

To attach

the

hand

belt .......................................................................................

E-23

Handling

the

Stylus ......................................................................................

E-24

Placing

the stylus in

the

hol

der

..........................................................................

E-24

Connecting

tt1e

Stylus Strlng ...............................

....

...................................... E-

25

Attaching

the

Neck

Strap ........................................ ..................................... E-27

To

attach

the

neck

stntp ..........................................................................

.....

....... E-27

Configuring

Handheld Terminal Settings ...................................................

E-28

Calibrating

Touch

Screen

AI i

gnment ................................................................. E-28

Adjusting Display Hrighln

css

............................................................................ l

:'.-2

9

D

isplay Amo Dimmer ........................................................................................ E-29

Using

the

Laser

Scanner (Laser Models) ................................................... E-30

U

sing

the

C-MOS Imager

(Imager Models) ................................................ E-31

Adjusting

the

Laser

Light

Emission

Width

................................................. E-32

HandJJng

the NFC ............ -............................................................................. E

..

34

E-1

Perfom

ling

Communicat

ions

.......

.........................

......

..............

......

............ E-35

Bl

uetoolli"

Communication .........................................................

...................... E-35

GSM/W-CDMA

Communicati

on

...........................

.......................................

.... I'.-36

GPS

......

...

.............................................................

...

...........................................

E-36

Handling microSD

Ca

rds .............................................................................. e

..

37

Ins

talli

ng

..............................................................................................................

R-37

Removing ..

...........................................................................

...

...............

.........

..... E-37

Handling rnicroSIM Cards ............................................................................ E

..

38

In~tal

ling

.....

................................

...........................

.....

.....................

...

.............

...

. E-38

Rcmovi ng ........................................................................................................

... E-39

Using the microSD Hard Cover {IT·G500-GC21E only) ...................

........... E-40

Attaching the microSD

Hnrd

Cover

to

the I landheld Terminal... ......................

F\-40

Resetting the Handheld Terminai ................................................................ E-41

Performing a Full Reset (Iuitiali

7.ation)

.........................................................

...

I:l-4

I

War

nin

g Label .......................

...

..................................................................... E

..

43

IT·G500 Specifications ................................................................................ E

·44

Using the USB Cradle (HA·P6010), Ethernet Cradle (HA·P621

0),

Cradle-type Battery Charger (HA-P30CHG) ............................................... E-53

General Guide ...................

...

............................

...

............................................... E!-

53

Connecting tbe Cradle Power Supply ...................................

....

......................... E-55

Ethernet Cradle Specifications (IIA

-l'62TO)

...

................................................... E-57

USO

Cradle Specifications (HA-P6010) ..

......

.................................................... E-

SR

Cradle-type Battery Charger Specifications (HA-P30C

II<i

) ............................. E-59

Using the Dual Battery Charger (HA-D32DCH

G)

.............................

....

...... E-60

General Ouidc ................................................

.....

...............................................

E-60

Charging a Battery

Pack

.................

.............

..................

.....

.......

.......................... E-62

Connecting

Multiple

Dual

Ilattety Chargers

...

................................................... E-63

Specifications ...

...

......................................... _ ............................

...

.......................

E.-64

Us

i1l

9 the micro U

SB

.. .-..

....

..........

. u

........ _ ............ _ ..........

......

...................

...

...

...............

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..

G-5

Connecting

to a Comp

uter ................................................................

...

.............. E-65

Usi

ng Rec

har

geable

Battery

Packs .

........................................................... E-66

Battety Pack Specifications ............................

...

................................................. E-66

Large-capacity llattery

Pack Specifications ....................................................... E-66

Using the Protector (HA·P91BP5, HA-P92BP5) ......................................... E

-67

Fitting the protector onto

the

llandheld Tenninal.. .......................................

.....

E-67

Removing the protector fr

om

the Handheld

Terminal

.......................................

P..-67

E-2

Safety Pr

eca

utions

Congratulations upon your selection

of

this

CAS

IO

product.l.le sme to tead the

following

Safety Preca

ution

s hclorc trying

to

use it tor the

first

time.

Y

our

neglect

or

avoidance

of the warning and caution statements

in

the

subsequent pages causes the danger

of

fire, electric shock, malfunction and

damage

on

the goods

as

well as personal injury.

Mar

kings and Symbols

The following arc the meanings

of

the

markings and symbols used

in

these Safety

Precautions.

~D

ang

e

r

This symbol indicates information that,

if

ignored or applied

in

correctly, cre

ate

s the danger

of

death or serious personal injury.

Lt.

W

arnin

g

This symbol

indicutes information that,

if

ignored or appl

ied

incon·ectly, creates the possibility

of

death or serious personal

injury.

~C

aution

This symbol illdicates information that,

if

ignored

or

applied

incotrcctly,

creates the possibility

of

personal injury or property

damage.

• A diagonal line indicates

~omethillg

you should not

do.

The symbol shown

here

indicates you should not try

to

take the

uni

t apart.

•

A black circle indicates someth

ing

you should do. The symbol shown he

re

indicates

you

should unplug

the

unit

from

the

wall

outl

et.

~

Wa

l'niu

g

Disassembly and Modification

J<ii'\

• Never try

to

disassemble

or

modify

the

Handheld Terminal and

its

options

\JY

including battery pack and battery

in

any

way.

Abnorm

al

Conditions

0

•

Should

the

Handheld

Terminal

und/or

its

options including battery pack and

baucry

become hot

or

start

to

emit

smoke

or a strange

odor,

immediately

turu

off

the

power

and

contuct your

dealer or distributor

whom

you

purchased

the

product from, or

1111

authorized CASlO setvice

provider.

E-3

E-4

& Warning

Dust and Moisture

• Though the Handheld Terminal is dust

und

waterproof resistant, its opti

ons

including

the

battery pack

are

not.

Keep

loose

metal

objects

and

containers

filled

with liquid

away

from

your Handheld

Terminal

and

the

options. Also,

never handle

U1c

Handheld Tenninal and the options while your

hands

arc

wet.

Laser Light

•

The

laser scanner models (model dependant)

with

the integrated laser

scanning module

scan

bar codes using laser

light.

Never

look

directly into

the

laser light

or

shine the laser light into the eyes.

• Le

tem1inal

de l'imprimautc ponable emet une lumicrc

laser.

Nc

rcgardez jnmais dircctcmcnt

Ia

lumiere laser

ni

nc

di•·igez

Ia

lumicre

laser dans

lcs

yeux

de quelqu'un.

& Warning

Interference with

the

Operation

of

Other Equipment

(Using

Wireless

Data

Communication)

A • Keep your Handheld

Terminal

well

away

fi·om

anyone wearing a

V pacemaker. Radio waves emitted by the Handheld Terminal can

ufTect

the

operation

of

a pacemaker.

•

Aefore

the

usc

in

aircrnft, be sure

to

consult with cabin crew

for

interference

the

llandheld Tenninal emits.

• Before

the

usc

in

medical

facility,

be sure to consult with the lacility

munagement

or

the manufacture

of

a specific medical equipment that the

tlandheld Tenninalmay

intc1fere

with.

•

no

not use the Handheld Tenninalnearby gas p

ump

or chemical tank

or

any

other places nanuuablc

or explosive.

Lt.

Cauti

on

Foreign Objects

!(:\

•

Take

care

to

ensure that metals or combustible objects

are

not

insert

ed

into

\Y

the

openings

of

the llandheld

Terminal

or its options, and not to

ullow

moisture to gel

inside of

them.

Location

A • Install the cradle properly

on a Oat

and

stable surface so that

it

cannot

fall

V

down

onto

floor.

LCD Screen

!(:\

• Never apply strong

pressw-c

to

the screen or subject

it

to

strong impact.

\Y

Doing

so

can crack

the

LCD

Screen.

Low

Temperature Burn

•

Avoid

prolonged contact with the skin while the Handheld Tcnniual is

switched

on.

Some

ureas

on

the

back

of

the Handheld

Terminal

may

become

hot

during use

nnd

could cause low-temperature

bun1s.

___

_.

Opt

ional Lithium-i

on

Battery

Pack

Lt_na

nger

0

• Never usc the Handheld Tenninal

and

its option including the battery pack

and battery next

to

open

name,

ncar a stove, or any other

area exp

osed

to

high

heat, or leave

them

for

a long period

of

time

in

a vehicle parked

in

direct sunlight

•

Never

use

the

battcty

pack

with

uny

device other

than

the

llandheld

Terminal.

• Never dispose oflhe battery pack

by

incinerating

it

or otherwise expose

it

to

heat.

• Never transport or store the bnttery pack together

with

metal

ohjects thai

may

result

in

shorting positive(+)

and

uegalive

(-)

lenninals

oft

he battery

pack.

lle sure to

pln

cc

the battery pack

in its case whenever

transp

o11ing

or

storing

it.

• Never throw the battery

pack

or otherwise subject it

to

strong

impact.

• Never pierce the hallcry pack

with

nails, hit it with a

hammer,

or

step on

it.

• Use only

the

specified battery charger

to

charge the battery p

ack.

E-5

~Warning

0

• Never place the battery

puck

in

a microwave oven or

any

other high-voltage

device.

0

•

lfthe

amount

of

tim

e period

the

battery

pack

can serve becomes

considerably

sh

ort

even aficr it

has

been

fully charged

for

the specified time

period, slop using

it.

• Should the battery

pack

start to l

eak

or emil a strange odor, immediately

move it away

from

any

fl11rne

nearby. Leaking battery

fiuid

is

combustible.

• Should lluid

from

the

b11ttery

pack accidentally

get

into your eyes or on the

skin,

do

not

rub

it.

Immediately rinse

it

off

with clean tap water

and

then

consult

a physician.

.&,

Ca

ution

0

• Replace only

with

the same

type

of

bnttery pack recommended

by

CASTO.

Dispose

of

used

b<lllery

packs accordir1g

to the local regulati

on.

• Keep the battery

pack

out

of

the reach

of

small children.

• Risk

of

explosion

if

battery

is

replaced

by

an incorrect type. Dispose

of

used

batteries according

to

the

instructions.

Power

Supply I AC Adaptor

E-6

.&,

Waming

•

Do

not

use

the

llondheld

Terminal

at a voltage

other

than

the

specified

voltage.

Also,

do

not

connect

the

llandheld

Temunal

to a multi-plug

power

shiJ>.

• Never

modi

f)',

shat·ply

bend,

twist,

or

pull

on the

power

cord.

•

Never

use

a

detergent

to

cleu

n

AC

udaptor

and

its

power

cuhle,

tlspcciully

ou

the

plug

and the jack.

•

Do

not

usc

an/\C

adn/>tor

with a

bent

connector.

•

Do

not

twist

or

wrcne 1 the

connector.

• When

using

the

battety chargers

and

U1c

cradles,

be

sure

to

usc

the

rcspcct'ivc

AC

adaptors.

Lh

Cau

tion

• Never pull

on

the

power

cord

when

unplugging

it.

Always

hold

the

plug

when

unplugging

it

from

the

wall

outlet ·

•

Never

touch

the

plug while your

hands

arc wet

•

De

Slll'C

to

unplug

the

power

cord

fromlhc

wall

outlet before cleaning

the

battery chargers

and

the

cradles.

•

Unplug

the

power cord

from

the wall outlet whenever leaving the hnttery

chargers

and

the cradles ltnattcodcd for a long period.

• The housing

of

the

AC adaptor can become warut during

normal

use.

•

All

cast once a year, unplug the

AC

adaptor

from

the

wall

outlet

and

clean

any

dust

that builds

up

between the

pi'Ongs

of

the

plug.

Dust built

up

between

the

prongs

can

lead

to

the danger

of

fire.

• Check that the connector

is

properly oriented

and

then

push

it

straight

in

(do

not

insert upside

down).

•

Do

not allow

fluids

or

foreign

objecL~

to

get

into

the

AC

adaptor.

• Choose a locati

on

where

the

power

coni is readi

ly accessible

nnd

can

be easily

plugged

in and

unplugged.

• Wh

en

using the

AC

adaptor,

always use n

powe

r outlet

with

the

S(>Ccified

power

supply

and

voltage,

and

ensure that the power plug

is

inse11ed

into

the

socket

fully

and

securely .

Backup of All Important Data

&,ca

ution

8

•

Nore

that

CASIO

COIIl(lUter

Co

.,

Ltd. shall not he

held

liable

to

you

or

any

tbird

party

for

any

dama11cs

or

loss

caused hy deletion or

cOITUption

of

clata

due

to

use

ofU1e

l:landheld

Terminal, malfunction or

•·epair

of

the

Hrmdhcld

Terminal

or

its

peripherals, or due

to

the

batteri

es

going d

ead.

• The

Handheld

Terminal

employs

elecb·onic

memory

to

store data,

which

means

that

memory contents

cun

be

com1

ptcd

or deleted

if

power

is

intCI1'llptcd

due

to

the batteries going

dead

or incorrect battery replacement p•·ocedures. Data

cannot

be recovered once it

is

lost or corrupted.

l:le

sure

to

make

backup

of

all

important data. One

way

to

do

this

is

to

usc the separately •old

crudlcs

to

transfer data

to a computer.

Use Casio genuine battery pack only

&,Danger

8

•

We

recommend the

use

ofCasio genuine battery packs

with

Casio

devices

.

Casio

genuine battery packs are

tested

for

quality

and

safety

for

the safe

usc

of

the

product

they

ure

installed.

We

cannot

be

held liable

for

accidents or damages

cmt~ed

by

counterfeit

Cnsio

battery packs or battery packs other

than

Casio

genuine batte•y

packs.

When

buying a hattery pack,

pay

due

attention

to

huy

a

Casio

genuine battery

pack.

E-7

Operating Precautions

E-8

Your

Handheld Terminal

and

its opti

ons are precision. Improper operation or

rough

handling can cause problems

with

data storage

and

other problem

s.

Note

and

observe

the follow

it

ig

precautions

to

ensure proper opcmtion.

•

Do not cont inue using the bntlery once

it

is

exhausted.

D

oi

ng

so could result in data l

oss

or

comtption.

When the battety is exhausted,

replace

it immediately.

• Stop

or

avoid using fhc Handheld Terminal and its options in

ru·cas

nnd

conditions subject to

the foll

owing.

-Large

amounts

of

static electricity

-

Exb·

eme heat

or

co

ld

or humidity

- Sudden temperatnre change

-Large

amount

of

du

st

- After

large

amount

of

rain

or

water

falls

ou

the Handhe

ld

Terminal

- Pressing the screen or keys with excessive force when using

in

the rain

•

Do not u

se volatil

e chcmlcul substan

ces

such as thinnc•

·s, hcn:tcnc or

toiletries to

clean the H

and

held Termhutl.

Wh

en

the Han

dhe

ld Tcrmin

nl

is di

rty, wip

e it clean with a soft, dry cloth. Rubb

ing

with excessive force could scmtch the display.

•

The

J

>Ower-S

UJlll

ly t

e1·mi

nals nnd Data Communication terminals should

be

cleaned f•·om lime to time u

si

ng nu implement such as a

dr

y cotton bud.

Soilit1g

on

the

tem1inals

may cause cotmcction

defectS.

• Take cnt'e when nsiug chc

mi

culs.

Applying thinners, gasoline,

kerostJne,

~o

lvents

or

oils, or substances such

as

cleaners,

adhesives, paints, medicati

ons

or toiletri

es

that contain those materiuls,

to the plastic

case or cover may

cause

discoloration

or

other damage.

• D('ad Pi xels

The

LCD

panel employed

in

thi

s produ

ct

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

aecura.

cy

over 99.99% and permissible.

• 802.1laln Restrictions

- This product

is

for

indoor

lL~e

only when using channels 36, 40, 44,

48

, 52, 56,

60,

or 64

(5

150-5350

Mll7.)

.

-T

o ensure complian

ce

with

local regulations,

be

sure

to

select the country

in which

the

access point

is

installed.

• Lltblum-lon Batt

ery

PAck

Each

lithium-ion

battery

pack

has

Its

life. TI1e

Lifo

spanlleavlly

depends

ou

how

tbe

ballery

pack

is

cluugcd

or

stored

which

may

et1use

detedornlion

of

the

ball

cry

pack

to

shorten

the

life

span

if

it

is

handl

ed

improperly. Note

the

tips

below

to

make

the

battery pnck

lnst

long.

- Be sure

to

charge the battery paok before using it

if

the baltcry pack

is

used

for

tho

fu-st

time or

if

it

hns

not been used for a long period

of

time. When

ehnt-giug

tl1e

battery pack, continue charging until the charge

LED

ligl1t8

green (fully

chOI"ged).

- I f the battery pack

is

repeatedly charged, t

he

life span becomes short. To uvoid the

repetition

of

charging

tho

battery

puck,

be sure

1t~at

the remaining capacity is low

before you start charging.

- Be sure to

charge the battery pack

in

recommended temperature range. The

temperatme range

is

dependant on device you use

to

charge including battery

chargers and tablets. Refer

to

tho respective user guides. Charging the battery pack

in a temperature outside

of

the recommended range causes deterioration.

- When

\tsed

111

low

tempemtures,

tho

b111tcry

pack

has a

reduced

Cllpnclty

and

will

supply power for shorter time. The life

spnn

of

the battel}' pack

is

nlso

shortened.

- Charging the battery pack while the battery pack itself

is

freeze

Including inside

causes deterioration.

Be

sure

to resume

an

ordinary

room

temperature

011

tho

battery

,pack and then

leave

it

unattended for opproximntely one hour before

cllnrglng.

- After charging the battery pack,

if

lite performance oftbc battery

pn

ck does

not

sbow

any

recovery,

it

is

a sign

ol

ending the life.

Replace

it

with n new battery pack.

-

Avoid

the

battery pack

with n full_oftbe

capacity to store f?r.a long

pe:io~

of

lime.

lf

you need

to

store 11 for !I long penod,

bo

sure

that

tbe

remammg

onpac1ty

IS 30

to

50

percent

n11d

to

store

in n modem

to low

temperal\1re.

This

cnn

reduce deterioration.

- The battery

pack grndunlly deteriorates over ti

me.

In

particular, storing (or

using}

the fully charged battery pack at high temperatures tends

to

tlccelerate battery pack

deterioration.

• Weld Lines

There are seam-like markings

in

some locations

on

the Handheld Temlinal.

111esc

nrc

referred

to

as

"weld

lin

es"

in

the plastic forming process

n11d

are

not

crocks

or

scratches.

Weld

lin

e.~

do

not

interfere

in

any way witb tbc operation oftbe

Hnndheld

Tem1innl.

Regulatory Information

Europe

IT-G500

Manufacturer:

CASIO COMPUTBR C

O.

,

LTD

.

Op

tloos

ofi

T-GSOO

6-2, Hon-mnchi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku,

Tok.yo

151-8543

, Jupan

(€

Responsible within the European Union:
Caslo

Europe GmbH

Casio-Platz l, 22848 Norderstedt, Gennany

www.caslo-eurcpo.com

•

Pl

ease keep

nU

lnfonnation for futuro reference.

• The declaration

of

conformity may be consulted

at

http://doc.casio.com

• Products are for distribution within all member states

of the

EU.

•

Options

ofiT-0500

are

RA-P60IO,

IIA-P6210,

HA-P30CHO,

HA-D32DCHG,

EIA-D20BAT-A,

HA-021

LBAT-A,

DT-380USB-A, AD-

S42120C.N5,

AD-S I 5050B-N5,rutd

AC-CORD-EU.

For Europe, models are IT-0500-C 168, n:.osOO-OC26E,

IT-

0500-I

SE,

IT-0500

-2SE,

l'f-GSOO

-C26E,

IT-GSOO-GC 16E, IT-OS00-0 l5B,

IT-GSOO-OC21 E,

n:.

osoO-GC21

1!rS1:

IT

-G500-GC26E-T

R,

IT-GSOO-OC16J!...TR,

JT-0500-0ISE-T

R, IT-GSOO

-C21E,

IT-0500-CI6E-B, IT-0500-0C26

B-

B,

IT-0500-C26E-B, 1T-G5

00-0C16E-

B,

n :.osoO-GlSI!rB, 1T-0500-

0C21.E-

B,

l'f-0500-GC2LE-ST-B, n :.osoO-OC26E-TR-B,

IT

-0500-0CJ 6E-TR-

B,

and

1T-0500-C21

E-B.

E-9

Maximum radio output power

• IEEE802.lla/b/g/n: 2.40Hz band:;; 20dBm; 5GHz

band

~

14dBm.

•

Oluetooth:

2.40

Hz ~ 5.80dBm.

• GSM: 850/900MHz ~

JJdllm;

1800/1900MHz s JOdBru.

• WCDMA:

900/2JOOMHz

~24dBrn.

•

NFC:

13.553MHz

to

13.567MHz

band:;; -8.5dB!tAfm at I Om.

Hereby, CASIO COMPUTER CO.,

J~m

.

declares that tbe radio equipment type IT-0500 is

in compliance

witb Directive 20 14/53/EU.

E-10

The USA and Canada

GU

IDELINES LA

lO

DOWN

BY

FCC

RULES FOR U

SE

OF

THIS UNIT

IN Til

E

U.S.A. (not applicable to oth

er

lli'CliS).

NOTI

CE

This cquipmentJJas been tested and

found

to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

t>rovide

rea~onable

protection against hannful interference

in a 1·esidential

installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,

if

not

in~talled

and used

in

accordance with the instructions, may cause hannful interference

to

rndio

communications. However, there

is

no

guarantee that interference will

not

occur

in

a

particular installation.

lf

this equipment docs cause hlnmful interference

to

radio or

television reception, which can

be

detcnnined by tuming

U1c

equipment

off

and on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try to correct

the

interference hy one or more

of

the following measures:

•

Reorient

or

relocate the receiving antenna.

• increase

the separation between

the

equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into

an

outlet

on

a circuit

diJTorent

from

that to which

the

receiver

is

connected.

• Consult

the

dealer or

an

expel'ienccd radiofrV technician for help.

FCC

WARNING

Chauges or modifications

not

expressly approved

by

the party responsible for compliance

could void the

tL~er's

authority

to

operate the equipment

Proper connectors must

be

used

for

connection to host computer and/or peripherals

in

order

to

mecl FCC emission limits.

Cn

ution

Elt

posure to nullo ft·equency rndlatio

n

To

comply

with

FCC

/IC Rl7 exposure compliance requirements, this device must not be

co-located or operating in conjunction

with

any other antenna or trunsmitt

cr

except

in

accordance with the FCC multi-transmitter product

procedure.<;

or

as

described

iuthe

filing.

Model

Number:

Trade

Name:

J)

cclanlllou

of

Confonnily

I'J'

-G500-C21

F.-l/S,

IT-G500-C21E-US-R. HA-PI\010

, HA-

P6210

CASTO

Responsible

pa1ty:

Industrial Handheld Division

Casio America,

Tnc

.

Addt

·ess: 570 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Dover, New Jersey

07RO

I,

USA
Telephone number: 973-361-5400
This device

com

plies

wit

h

P:u11

5

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject to the following

two conditions:

(1) This device

muy

nol cnusc harmful

int

erference,

und

(2)

this device must

nccept

any interference received, Including interference tliat

may

cnuse undesired operation.

E-

11

• LT-

GSOO·C21E-US

This

model

is

available

in

the

USA

and

Canada onl

y.

For Usc.-s

in

Canada

These

Class

U digital apparatuses

comply

with Canadi

an

TCES-3(8)/NMB-J

(B).

Cct

nppareil

numerique de

Ia

classes

.0

es

t coufom

1ea

Ia

nonne TCES-3(8)/NMtl-J(R)

du

Canada.

This device

complies with

Tndustry

Canada's licence-exempt

RSSs.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(I)

These devices may not cause interference,

and

(2) These devices must accept

any

interference, including interference that

may

cause

undesired operation

of

this

device.

Lc

present appareil est conforme

aux

CNR

d'ludustrie

Canada

applicahl

cs

nux

appareils

radio exempts

de

licence.

L'exploitution est

autorisee

aux

deux

conditions suivantes :

(I)

l'appareilne doil pas produirc

de

brouillage;

(2)

l'ttlilisatew· de l'apparcil

cloit

accepter tout brouillagc radioelectrique subi,memc

si

lc

bt·oui

Llagc

est susceptible d 'en

(;umpromctlrc

lc

fonctionnement.

• Users should also be advised that 5,150-5,350 MHz band

is

restricted to indoor operation

only.

High-power radars arc allocated

us

primary users

(i.e.

priority

users)

of

the hands

5,250-5,350

MUz

and 5,650-5,850 MHz

and

that these radars could cause interference

and/or damage

to

LE-LAN devices.

•

Lcs

utilisateurs devraienl aussi ctrc a vises que

La

bande

5,150-5,350 MHz est restreinte a une

uti

lisation a l'interieur

seufement.

De

plus, les utilisateurs de

radars

de

haute

puis~auce

sout dcsig

nes

utilisuteurs principaux (c.-

a-d.,qu'ils onl

la

priorite) pour l

es

bnndcs

5,250-5,350

MHz

et 5,650-5,850 Mllz et que

ccs

rada

rs pourraient causer

du

brouitlagc

ct/o1

1 des

dommages

aux

clispositifs

LAN-EL.

Under

Indu

stry

Canada regu

lati

ons,

this

radio transmi

tter

may

only operate using

an

antenna

of

a type and

maximmn

(or lesser) gain approved

for

the transmitter

by

lnd11Stry

Canada.

To

reduce

potential

radio interrcrcnce to other users, the antenna type

and

its

gain

should

be

so chosen that the equivalcut isotropically radiated power (c.i.r.p.)

is

not more

than

that

necessary ror

successful communication.

Conronncmcnt a

Ia

reglementation d'lndustric Canada, le present emcttcur radio pcut

fonctiouncr avec une untenne d'un type ct

d'un

gain

maximal

(on infcricur) approuve

pour

l'emetteur par

Tndustri

c Canada.

Dans

le

but

de

rcduirc les risques

de

brouillagc

rudioelectrique

a l'ilttcntion des

1111tres

ulilisuteurs,

il

faut

choisir le type d'antcnnc ct

son

gain de sortc que

Ia

pui

ssunce

isoh·o,

~c

rayonncc equivalente (p.i.r.e.)

nc

dcpassc

pas

l'

intensitc ucccssaire a l'etablissemcut d'

unc

communication satisfaisantc.

E-12

Tito

ovoilable scientific evidence d

oes

not

show that

any

health problems

ore

nssoeioted

with

using low power wireless

devi

ces.

TI1ere

Is

uo

proof, h

owever,

that these

low

JIOWer

wireless devices are absolutely

snfo.

Low

power Wireless devices emit low

leve

ls

of

mdio

ftcqucucy

energy (RF) in the

mict·owove

rnngo

whllc being

used.

Wherens

high

levels

of

RF

cn

n prod

uce

health effects (by

heating

tissue), exposure of low-l

eve

l RP

lhnt

does not

Jl

rOduce

heating effects

en

uses

no

known

adverse health effects. M

nuy

stud

ies

of

low-level

RP

exposures

have

not

found

any

biological

effects

. Some

studies

have

suggested

thnt5omc

biological offecls mighl occur,

but

such findings hnvc not been continued by ndditlonal
research.
I

T-GSOO

-C2

LB-US

has been test

ed

und

found

to

comply wi

th

FCCIIC

mdiulion

exposure

limits set forth

for

an

uncontrolled cnviromuculand meets

lbeFCC

rndio

frcquctl

cy (RI')

13.xposure

Guidelines

and RSS-

1 02 oft he IC

mdio

frequency

(R

F)

Exposure rules.

Lcs eonnaissances scicntifiques

don!

nons disposons n'ont mis

en

evidence

llucun

prolll~me

de sonlt associt a !'usage des npparcils

sons

Jllll

faihle

puissance. Nous

nc

sommcs

cepcndont pas

en

mesure de prouver

quo

ccs

npparcits sans fil il

f.1ible pui

ssance sont

entiereruent

SWlS

danger.

Lcs

npJiarciJS

MOO

S

flJ

a

foible

puissance

ClllCI!CnlllliO

tlnerg

ie

fl'~quence

rndioelectrique (RF) trcs

foible dnns

le

spectre des micro-ondcs lorsqu'lls sont

ulillscs. A tors qu'unc dose cl

cvco

do

RF

pcu

l uvoir

des

cffcts sur

Ia

sonle

(en

chuuJ'runt

les

tissus), !'exposition u de

foib

les R

JI

qui

no

produiscnt

pus

de chalem· n

•n

pns

do

mnuvals

ot

'fcts

conn

us

sur

Ia

sante.

De

nombrcuR

es

6tudcs

ont

et6

mcnees sur lcs expositions

nux

RP foibles et n'out

do!couvert

nuoun

offcl

biologlcJue.

Certaines etudes

on!

sugg6r6

qu'll

pouvuil y a voir certains effets biologiques,

nuli

s ces

r(!sul!ats

n'onl pns

cto

confinu~

par des

recherches supplcmenta.

irc.

q.

11~

GSOO-C2LB-US

a etc teste etjug

l!

eonfo

nne

nux

limitcs d'cKposition

nux

rnyonnements

t!nonOO!:s

pour

un

environncmcnlnon eonlrlll

t!

el respecte los regles les

rndiOI!Iectriquos

(RF)

de

Ia

FCC !ignes directrices d'exposition

ct

d'CXJIOSition

au

x

~uences

mdiOI!lcetriqu

es (RF)

CNR-1

02

de

l'IC.

• l'l'·G500-C2JR-US-n

is

the

same

product function

as

IT-G500-C21

E-US.

IT-G500-C2Jt-US-B

is

in

confnrms

with

FCC,

and

not

received

TC

ceni(icntio

u.

About the Waterprooflng/Dustproofing

The n:

osoo

Series

models

ore

wat

erproof

nnd

dustproof.

•

Wat

erproofing: Performnnco

complies

with

the IPX7

level

set

out

in tho

me

slondards

(waterp

roof

for

30

minutes

nt

a depth

of

I

meter

in

still

t

ap

wat

er nt nonnnllempcmture).

• Ouslproofing: Performan

ce

complies with the

IP6X

level

set out

in tho

ffiC

standar d

s.

LP

(lntemalionol Protection) is

tho

alandard for

splash-

nod dus t-

proo

fing

fur

eleclrieol

produciS

set

out in

th

e lntcmolional

ll

lcc:trotechnical Commission (IEC)

o1Rndftrd

60$29.

E-

13

Importa

nt!

The

watCI'-

and dust-11r

ooHng

performance of

tl

lis

llroduct is

based

on

CAS

IO

testi

ng

11r

occdures. Note also

that th

is pcrformnu

ce nJl

plie

s to the pmtlu

ct nt the

time

of

shipme

nt (delive

ry

to

the cu

ston1cr)

nud

Is

not guaranteed Inclusive

of

the

environ

ment

In which the

product

is use

d. The

wal'l'nuty

does

not apply

to

nny sltnntlon where

the

product

is

hmuerscd during u

se,

and

as

with

any oth

er

electrical

product,g•·cat care

shou

ld

be

taken when using

thi

s product

in

the rain

01

' similar situation.

•

Pr

ecautions When Using this Produ

ct

-Check

that there is

no

dust,

sand

or

other

foreign

matter

on

the battery

pack

cover,

microSD card slot cover

t)r

microUSB

port/earphone-microphone jack cover, or

on the respective contact surfaces.

If

any soiling is

found,

wipe

it

off

with

a clean,

son, dry cloth.

Even

very

small amounts

of

soiling trapped on

the

contact surfaces

(a

single hair or

grain of

san

d,

etc.)

can

cause water

to

leak into the device.

- Check that the waterproof seals

on

the buttery

pack cover and

microSD

card

slot

cover

are

free li·o

m cracks

nnd

other

damage.

- Cl

ose

the

battery

pack

cove

r l

ock switch finnly

until

the

switch

is

in

the l

ocked position

.

-Avoid

open

ing

and

closing the

buttery

pack

cov

er

or

microSD

card

slot

cover in

locatio

ns

near

wafer

or

exposed

to

sea

breezes,

and

do

not

open or

close them

with

wet

hands.

-Do

not drop

this

product or leave

it

in

locations exposed

to

temperatures outside

the specified

range.

n oing

so

could impair

its

water- or dust-proofing.

• Othc•· Precautions

-The

accessories

for

this product (battery pack, etc.)

and

optional products are

not

water -

or

dust-proof.

-Subjecting

this

produc

t 10 a

severe

impact

could

render

it

no longer

water-

or

dust-proof.

- If any water leaks

into the

product as a result

of

carelessness or inattention during

product handling,

CAS

IO

cannot be

held

liable

for

comp

ensation

for

any

damage

to

internal components (battery, recording

media

, etc.) or for the costs

of reco

rded

co

ntent or

the

recording the1·cot:

-

CASIO

COMP

UTER CO.,

I :

m.

accepts

no

other l

inbilit

y whatsoever

for

any

accident that occurs due

to

water

leakage.

Important

•

This

guide

does

not

include

any

infonnation

about

programming

und

download

procedure.~

.

Sec

the

applkable

separate

documentation

for

infonuation

about the

procedures.

After Service

E-14

•

Should

this product

ever

mul

runcti

on, contact

your

original

retailer

providing

information

about

the

product name, the

dote

you

pwdmscd it,

and

detai

ls

about

the prob

lem.

Accessories and Options

Handheld

Terminal

I

T·G500

Series

. -

~

lllfi'

O"GIO

(!i)cm6l

aao

OIDI!i!IEIIZI

lid Q I!AllllEI

nnn~~~~

.

'

Accessories----

---------

-

------...

Please check

the

Items in

the

box before using the Handheld Terminal

for

the

first time .

• N

eck

Strop

•

Hand

belt

(Installed In the Handheld Terminal)

• Stylus

• Stylus String

• Large-capac

ity

Battery Pack Cover

• User's Guido

• microSD Hard Cover (IT·G500·GC21E only)

• Y-type screw (IT·0500·GC21 E only)

Options-

----

----

----

--

---

---._

• USB Cradle HA·P6010

•

Ethernet Cradle HA-P6210

• Cradle-type

Battery Charger HA-P30CHG

• Dual Battery Charger HA-D32DCHG

• mi

croUSB

Coble (Handheld t.ermlnal-computer connection)

HA-N81USBC

• USB Cable

(Cradle-computer connection) OT-380USB·A

• AC

Adaptor

for

Ethernet Cradle/Dual Battery Charger

AD-S42120C

• AC

Adaptor

for

USB Cradle/Cradle-type Battery Charger

AD-S15050B

•

Battery Pack HA-020BAT·A

•

Large-capacity Battery Pack HA-021 LBAT-A

• Flat battery cover

(for

battery

pack

(HA-D20BAT-

A))

HA-P22FBC

• Screen Prot

ect

Sheet HA-P90PS5

• P

ower

Cord AC-CORD

• Pr

otector

(for

IT-0500-C16E/GC16E/1

5E/G15E/10C-CN)

HA-P91BP5

• Protector

(for IT-G500-C26E/GC26EI25E/GC21 EIC21 E/C21 E-US/

C21C-CN) HA-P92BP5

•

Car

Adaptor

HA-P37CAC

E-15

General Guide

Handheld Terminal (IT-G500)

IT·G500·C16E
IT·G500·GCi

6E

IT·G5

00-15E

IT

-G500-G15E

IT

-G500·1

OC·CN

Top

IT-G500-C26E
IT·G500-GC26E

I

T·G

500-GC21 E
IT-G500-C21 E
IT-G500-C21

E·US

t~t1A

tl

~~

¢5?1

~

16

¢~$]

Left•

Battery Compart

ment

Front

1 2 3

4

.---

I'H-

5

.--l+l-6

r~~o..~'""""""±-l-

....f:tr7

15

8

9

14 10

13

-t1~~~

-

~1~-

~)'"="

1'~

Back

16

17

IT-G500-25E
IT·G500-C21

C-CN

(iD

~

Right*

Bottom

34

~

~

16

*T

he

ill

ust

mtion shnws the

1'1~0500-CI6E.

E-16

I

Receiver* I

Outputs voice

sound.

2

.Indicator

I

Orungc

: Charging

Gr

een:

Charging complete

Red:

Battery pack error

or

the

sutTOunding

temperature

is

out

of

the

charging temperature range.

3

Indicator 2

Flashes blue

when

operating via Hluetooth or orange

when

operating

via W-LAN,

GPS

or

W-WAN.

Lights

red

when there

is

a bar code scunning

en·or

and

lights green

when

a bar code

scans

successfully.

Lights red

when

the alann

function

is activated.

Flashes magenta

when

the

IT-G500

is connected

to a PC

by

the

USB,

connected to a

USB

device, or

mounted

on

the

LAN

cradle.

4 Screen

Th

e screen displays texts, operations, indicators and

~o

forth.

In

ndditlon

, operations can

be

performed

and

data

can

be

input

on

the

screen using stylus.

5 Center Trigger

Key

Used

to

perform

bnr

code reading. Cnn

be

nssigncd

an

Arbiti'!II'Y

function.

6

Function

Keys

Used

when

starting a pre-registered application.

7

Power

Key

Tums

the

power

on

and

oiT.

8

Enter Key

Pr

ess

when

finishing entering numerical values

or

when

moving

to

the next

step.

9

Mode

Key

The

key

switches the chamcter

input mode,

either chamcters

in

lowercase leiter

or

characters

in

uppercase

lcllcr.

10 FnKey

Used

to

make

various settings

in

combination with the

timclion

keys or numeric

keys

or

when

starting a pre-registered

application.

11

CLR

Key

Used

to

clear one letter to t

he

left

of

the

cur~

or

,

12

Microph

one*

1

Used fo1· audio input (including voice).

13

Speaker Generates audio

and

buzzer tones.

14

Numeric Keys

Used

to

enter numeric values

and

decimal points.

15

Cursor Key Perform the

same

functions

as

the up

and

down

urrow

keys

on

a

PC

keyboard.

16

Barcode Reader Laser light or

LED

light is emilled

from

this

window

lhal reads

bur

codes.

17

NFC

Reader

*2

Holding a eontactless IC card

up

to

this

reader allows data

to

be

read

fi·om

and

written

to

the card.

18

micro

USB

Port

For connecting

to

micro

USB

cab

le

(HA-N81 US.OC).

19

Headset

.Tack

Used

to

connect

an

earphone-m icrop

hone

headset.

20

L Trigger K

ey

Used

to

perform bar code rea

ding.

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21
22
23
24
25
26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

microSD

Card Slot

microSD

card

slot.

R Trigger

Key

Used

to

perform

bar code reading.

C

amern Len$

"'2

Tak

e.~

ph

otos.

LED*2

Used

for

taking photos.

Haud

Delt

Mount

Used

to

attach the

hand

belt.

Hand

Belt

It is used

to

hold

the

terminal or to cany

it.

Battery

Pack

Cover

Used

to

lock the battery cover

and

to release.

Lo

ck

Switches

Cmdle

Mount

Holes

These holes

hold

the tenninal seating in the

optionnl

cradle

or

in

the

crad

le-type battery charger.

Uattery

Jlack

Cover

Used

to

cover

the

battery compartment that

holds

the

battery

pack

insid

e.

Strap Holes Used

to

1Htach neck strap

and

hand

belt.

Stylus

It

is u

sed

to

opera

te

the

terminal

or to input

datu.

Reset

Switch

Used

to reset

the

Hundheld Terminal.

mi

croS

TM

Card mieroSlM card sl

ot.

Remove

the battery

pack

to

load

und

Slot (for

lT-G500-

unload

microSIM

card.
GC26E/GC16FJ
G15FJGC21E)

Power Used

for

USB

conununicatiou or to

supply power to the

Supply/

Data

tenninal

and

to

charge

the

battery

pack

via

either Cradle or

Communicati

on

Cntdle-type Battery

Charger.

Terminals

+I.

Excluding

the

IT-G500-15E/25E/C21C-CN/I OC-C

N.

*2

. Excluding

the

TT-G5

00-15J1125Il/0 15Fll

OC-CN.

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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 Lo power no

rmal

operations and

to

store data, while

the

memory backup battety

provid

e~

th

e power required

to

maintain

mem

ory conte

nts

when

the

battery pack pow

er

is unable

to

supply power for some reason.

You

can choose either batlery pack (HA-D20

.13A

T-A) or large-capacity battery pack

(H

A-

D21LBAT-A)

for

operatin~

power.

Th

e backup baltery is installed mside

of the

Handheld Terminal.

This guide uses

the

following terms to r

efer

to the batteries.

Battety

Pack:

Rechargeable

batteryJmck

(HA-D20BAT-A

or IIA-021

LOA1~A)

for

nonnal

operntions nn

data

storage

Backup Battery:

Built-in baucry

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 Chmger, the Cradle-type Battery Charger, the

USB

Cradle, or

the

Etlternel Cmdlc

to

charge a battery pack installed

in the terminal.

See

the

relevant sections

in

this guide for

the

respective options about

h(lW

to

usc.

Important!
Always

keep bac

kup

of

all

Important

dat

al

• The battery pack

)Jow

ers normal OJleratlon

and

also

provid

es powe1·

requh·ed

to

maintain memot

·y

contents, whtle

the

baclwp haUet

•y

pro

vides

bncl<Uil

power to

maintain memory conte

nt

s. Because

of

this,

yo

u should not remove the battery

1

1ac

.k

if

the

backu11

battct·y

is d

ead

. Removing the battery pack while the backup

batt

ery is dead

cau

se.~

data

in the memory

to

be cot-ruptcd

or

lost. Note

that

once

data

is lost

it

cannot be t·ccovercd. Always l•eep bac

kup

of alllmportaut

data.

•

The

charge

of

a battet

·y

pacl<

when you put•chase

it

may be depleted due to

testing at the factory

or

natural discharge during shlpmeut and stontgc. Be sure

to

charge the battery pack before you use it.

• The life of

11

battery pacl< is limited,

and

charging a battery p

acl<

en

u

ses

It

to

gradually

los

e I

ts

ability to maintain the

clull'gC.

If

your battery paclt

see

ms

to t•cqulrc

charging

very frequentl

y,

II

Jli

'Ohnbly

means

it

is time

to

put•ehase a n

ew one.

•

1f

n battery pack is nsed past the e

nd

of Its service life, it may swe

ll

up

In

size.

ln

such a case, replace Hte battery J

lacl<

with

ll

new one.

•

If

the baclmtl battery is fully charged,

it

will mainhtin the content·.s

of

the

tct·minal's memory (

RAM

)

fo•· 11pp

•·oxlmntely 4miuutcs when the mnln battery

t

>acl<

is

removed.

• 1t takes 4 days with the main battery (Jack installed in

th

e termin

al

for the

baclwp battery

to

be charged fully.

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