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Contents

Safety
Operating

Regulatory

About
ltnport.

Precautions

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

lnformation

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Accessories

General GUide

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Removing

Charging

USB

Dual

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To

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Options

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the

Battery

Cradic/Ethernet

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the

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

remove

the

the

Pack

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

Charger

Cmdlc/Cnu.l

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

lc-typc

Bat1c

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

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

hand

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

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E-8
E-9

E-14

..

E-20

E-23

Handling

Connecting

Attaching

Configuring

the

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

Placing

the stylus in

tt1e

the

To

attach

the

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

Calibrating

Neck

Touch

Adjusting Display Hrighln

D

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

Using
U
Adjusting

HandJJng

sing

the

Laser

the

C-MOS Imager
the

Laser

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

E-24

the

hol

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

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E-24

25

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

neck

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

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E-28

Screen

AI i

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

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

Light

Emission

Width

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34

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E-1

Perfom

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GSM/W-CDMA
GPS

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Handling microSD

Ins

talli

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Removing ..

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

In~tal

ling

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

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

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Cover

to

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F\-40

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

Performing a Full Reset (Iuitiali

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

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

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

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

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

Ethernet Cradle Specifications (IIA

USO

Cradle Specifications (HA-P6010) ..

Cradle-type Battery Charger Specifications (HA-P30C

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Using the Dual Battery Charger (HA-D32DCH

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Charging a Battery

Connecting

Specifications ...

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

Fitting the protector onto
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the

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the Handheld

Terminal

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Safety Pr

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damage.

creates the possibility

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use it tor the

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in

of

fire, electric shock, malfunction and

the

markings and symbols used

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indicutes information that,

of

death or serious personal injury.

of

death or serious personal

of

personal injury or property

in

these Safety

if

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if

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including battery pack and battery

al

•

Should

baucry

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E-3

Dust and Moisture

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including
filled
never handle

wet.

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und

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metal

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bar codes using laser

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lumiere laser

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with

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look

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the

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Operation

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Terminal

of

Other Equipment

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anyone wearing a

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prolonged contact with the skin while the Handheld Tcnniual is

on.

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hot

during use

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to

Screen.

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could cause low-temperature

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and battery next

high

heat, or leave

direct sunlight

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to

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name,

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pack

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to

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its option including the battery pack

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to

heat.

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may

result

pack.

storing

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in

shorting positive(+)

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it.

the

specified battery charger

pln

cc

the battery pack

pack

by

incinerating

and

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in its case whenever

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to

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• Never place the battery
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lfthe

amount

considerably

period, slop using

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move it away

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skin,

do

consult

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Dispose

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used

a physician.

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explosion

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from

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other high-voltage

pack

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get

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with clean tap water

to the local regulati

of

small children.

by

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for

the specified time

fiuid

is

combustible.

into your eyes or on the

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CASTO.

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Power

Supply I AC Adaptor

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use

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llondheld

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E-6

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Cau

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unplugging

•

Never

•

De

Slll'C

battery chargers

•

Unplug

chargers

• The housing

•

All

cast once a year, unplug the

dust

Dust built

• Check that the connector
insert upside

•

Do

not allow

• Choose a locati
plugged

• Wh

en
supply
fully

on

it

touch

the

to

unplug

the

power cord

and

the cradles ltnattcodcd for a long period.

of

that builds

up

between

down).

fluids

in and

using the

and

voltage,

and

securely.

the

power

cord

from

the

wall

plug while your

the

power

and

the

cradles.

from

the

AC adaptor can become warut during

up

between the

the

prongs

is

or

foreign

on

where

the

unplugged.

AC

adaptor,

and

ensure that the power plug

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when

unplugging

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arc wet

cord

fromlhc

the wall outlet whenever leaving the hnttery

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adaptor

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properly oriented

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power

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wall

outlet before cleaning

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ly accessible

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Your

Handheld Terminal
handling can cause problems
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its opti
with

to

ensure proper opcmtion.

ons are precision. Improper operation or

data storage

and

other problem

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observe

Do not cont inue using the bntlery once

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so could result in data l

it immediately.

or

avoid using fhc Handheld Terminal and its options in

conditions subject to

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amounts

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the foll

of

static electricity

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or

owing.

or humidity

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is

exhausted.

comtption.

When the battety is exhausted,

- Sudden temperatnre change

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amount

large

amount

of

du

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rain

or

water

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ou

the Handhe

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Applying thinners, gasoline,
adhesives, paints, medicati
case or cover may

• D('ad Pixels

LCD

The
of

components which commonly cause a small number

panel employed

cause

to remain lit all the time. This is

aecura.

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over 99.99% and permissible.

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sure

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select the country

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to

light or

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Each

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life

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fu-st
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repetition
before you start charging.

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temperatme range

chargers and tablets. Refer

in a temperature outside

- When

supply power for shorter time. The life

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causes deterioration.
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any

-

Avoid
you need
percent

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the fully charged battery pack at high temperatures tends

deterioration.

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There are seam-like markings
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store 11 for !I long penod,

to
pack grndunlly deteriorates over ti

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life. TI1e

stored

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leave

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ed

improperly. Note

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hns

not been used for a long period

is

repeatedly charged, t

tho

battery

is

dependant on device you use

to

tho respective user guides. Charging the battery pack

of

the recommended range causes deterioration.

tempemtures,

Be

sure

to resume

it

unattended for opproximntely one hour before

is

a sign

ol

ending the life.

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in

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in

recommended temperature range. The

tho

b111tcry

if

lite performance oftbc battery

bo

to low

temperal\1re.

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spanlleavlly

tips

below

he

life span becomes short. To uvoid the

be sure

pack

spnn

of

an

ordinary

Replace

capacity to store f?r.a long

sure

that

on

LED

1t~at

the battel}' pack

me.

the Handheld Temlinal.

depends

of

the

ball

to

make

the

if

the baltcry pack

of

time. When

ligl1t8

the remaining capacity is low

to

charge including battery

has a

reduced

is

freeze

room

temperature

it

with n new battery pack.

tbe

remammg

This

cnn

In

particular, storing (or

to

n11d

are

ou

how

tbe

cry

pack

to

shorten

battery pnck

is

used

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green (fully

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is

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pn

ck does

pe:io~

onpac1ty

reduce deterioration.

tlccelerate battery pack

not

crocks

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and

nlso

shortened.

011

tho

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of

IS 30

111esc

or

scratches.

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ballery

lnst

long.

for

tl1e

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battery

not

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using}

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the

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Regulatory Information

Europe

IT-G500
Op

tloos

ofi

T-GSOO

(€

•

Pl

ease keep

• The declaration

• Products are for distribution within all member states

•

Options
HA-021

For Europe, models are IT-0500-C 168, n:.osOO-OC26E,
l'f-GSOO

IT

-G500-GC26E-T

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

n :.osoO-GlSI!rB, 1T-0500­IT

-0500-0CJ 6E-TR-

nU

lnfonnation for futuro reference.

of

ofiT-0500

LBAT-A,

-C26E,

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

conformity may be consulted

are

DT-380USB-A, AD-

R,

Manufacturer:
CASIO COMPUTBR C
6-2, Hon-mnchi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku,

Responsible within the European Union:
Caslo
Casio-Platz l, 22848 Norderstedt, Gennany

RA-P60IO,

IT-GSOO-OC16J!...TR,

B,

and

Europe GmbH

www.caslo-eurcpo.com

IIA-P6210,

S42120C.N5,

B-

B,

0C21.E-

1T-0500-C21

B,

HA-P30CHO,

JT-0500-0ISE-T
IT-0500-C26E-B, 1T-G5
l'f-0500-GC2LE-ST-B, n :.osoO-OC26E-TR-B,

E-B.

O.

,

LTD

.

Tok.yo

at

http://doc.casio.com

of the

EU.

HA-D32DCHG,

AD-S I 5050B-N5,rutd

IT-

0500-I

IT-GSOO-OC21 E,

R, IT-GSOO

n:.

00-0C16E-

151-8543

EIA-D20BAT-A,

AC-CORD-EU.

SE,

IT-0500

osoO-GC21

-C21E,
B,

, Jupan

-2SE,
1!rS1:

E-9

Maximum radio output power

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

•

Oluetooth:

• GSM: 850/900MHz ~

• WCDMA:

•

NFC:

Hereby, CASIO COMPUTER CO.,

in compliance

2.40

Hz ~ 5.80dBm.

JJdllm;

900/2JOOMHz

13.553MHz

to

~24dBrn.

13.567MHz

witb Directive 20 14/53/EU.

1800/1900MHz s JOdBru.

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

J~m

.

declares that tbe radio equipment type IT-0500 is

band

~

14dBm.

E-10

The USA and Canada

GU

IDELINES LA

U.S.A. (not applicable to oth

lO

DOWN

BY

er

lli'CliS).

FCC

RULES FOR U

SE

OF

THIS UNIT

IN Til

E

This cquipmentJJas been tested and

to

Part

15

of

device, pursuant

rea~onable

protection against hannful interference

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

NOTI

found

CE

to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital

in a 1·esidential

installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
and used

communications. However, there

particular installation.

television reception, which can

is

encouraged

•

• increase

• Connect the equipment into

• Consult

Chauges or modifications
could void the
Proper connectors must
to

mecl FCC emission limits.

in

accordance with the instructions, may cause hannful interference

Reorient

receiver

is

no

lf

this equipment docs cause hlnmful interference

be

detcnnined by tuming

to

try to correct

or

relocate the receiving antenna.

the separation between

is

connected.

the

dealer or

the

interference hy one or more

the

an

outlet

an

expel'ienccd radiofrV technician for help.

FCC

not

expressly approved

tL~er's

authority

be

used

to

operate the equipment

for

connection to host computer and/or peripherals

guarantee that interference will

U1c

equipment

of

the following measures:

equipment and receiver.

on

a circuit

diJTorent

from

that to which

WARNING

by

the party responsible for compliance

t>rovide

if

not

in~talled

to

rndio

not

occur

to

off

in

radio or

and on,

the

a

the

in

user

order

Cn

ution

Elt

posure to nullo ft·equency rndlatio

To

comply

co-located or operating in conjunction

with

FCC

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

with

accordance with the FCC multi-transmitter product

J)

cclanlllou

I'J'

Model
Trade

Number:

Name:

Responsible

pa1ty:

-G500-C2 1

CASTO
Industrial Handheld Division
Casio America,

Addt

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

F.-l/S,

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

Tnc

.

n

any other antenna or trunsmitt

procedure.<;

of

Confonnily

Telephone number: 973-361-5400
This device
two conditions:
nccept

com

plies

wit

h

P:u11

5

of

the

FCC

(1) This device

muy

nol cnusc harmful

Rules.

Operation

any interference received, Including interference tliat

int

erference,

may

cr

except

or

as

described

, HA-

P6210

07RO

I,

USA

is

subject to the following

und

(2)

this device must

in

iuthe

filing.

cnuse undesired operation.

E-

11

• LT-

GSOO·C21E-US

This

model

is

available

in

the

USA

and

Canada onl

y.

For Usc.-s

These
Cct

Class

nppareil

in

Canada

U digital apparatuses

numerique de

Ia

classes

comply

.0

es

with Canadi

t coufom

1ea

an

TCES-3(8)/NMB-J

Ia

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

Canada.

This device

complies with

Tndustry

Canada's licence-exempt
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(I)

These devices may not cause interference,
(2) These devices must accept
undesired operation

Lc

present appareil est conforme

radio exempts

L'exploitution est

(I)

l'appareilne doil pas produir c

(2)

l'ttlilisatew· de l'apparcil

bt·oui

Llagc

est susceptible d 'en

de

licence.

autorisee

of

this

any

interference, including interference that

device.

aux

aux

deux

de

cloit

accepter tout brouillagc radioelectrique subi,memc

(;umpromctlrc

CNR

conditions suivantes :

brouillage;

and

d'ludustrie

lc

fonctionnement.

Canada

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

only.

High-power radars arc allocated
5,250-5,350
and/or damage

MUz

and 5,650-5,850 MHz

to

LE-LAN devices.

us

primary users
and

that these radars could cause interference

(i.e.

(B).

RSSs.

may

cause

applicahl

cs

nux

appareils

si

is

restricted to indoor operation

priority

users)

of

the hands

du

lc

•

Lcs

utilisateurs devraienl aussi ctrc a vises que

La

bande

plus, les utilisateurs de

a-d.,qu'ils onl

ccs

Under

of

a type and

To

reduce

be

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

necessary ror

Conronncmcnt a

fonctiouncr avec une untenne d'un type ct
pour

l'emetteur par
rudioelectrique
gain de sortc que
l'

intensitc ucccssaire a l'etabliss emcut d'

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

la

priorite) pour l

rada

rs pourraient causer

Indu

stry

Canada regu

maximmn

potential

radio interrcrcnce to other users, the antenna type

radars

(or lesser) gain approved

du

lati

de

haute

es

brouitlagc

ons,

this

successful communication.

Ia

reglementation d'lndustric Canada, le present emcttcur radio pcut

Tndustri

a l'ilttcntion des

Ia

pui

c Canada.

ssunce

1111tres

isoh·o,

uti

lisation a l'interieur

puis~auce

bnndcs

5,250-5,350

ct/o1

radio transmi

d'un

Dans

le

ulilisuteurs,

~c

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

unc

communication satisfaisantc.

gain

but

sout dcsig

MHz

1 des

dommages

tter

may

for

the transmitter

maximal

de

rcduirc les risques

il

faut

choisir le type d'antcnnc ct

E-12

seufement.

nes

utilisuteurs principaux (c.-

De

et 5,650-5,850 Mllz et que

aux

clispositifs

only operate using

by

lnd11Stry

and

its

is

not more

Canada.

gain

LAN-EL.

an

antenna

should

than

(on infcricur) approuve

de

brouillagc

son

nc

dcpassc

pas

that

Tito

ovoilable scientific evidence d

with

using low power wireless
wireless devices are absolutely
ftcqucucy

RF

cn

Jl

rOduce

RP

exposures

energy (RF) in the

n prod

uce

health effects (by

heating effects

have

not

en

uses

found

biological offecls mighl occur,
research.

T-GSOO

I

limits set forth

13.xposure

-C2

LB-US

for

Guidelines

has been test

an

uncontrolled cnviromuculand meets

and RSS-

oes

not

show that

devi

ces.

TI1ere

snfo.

Low

power Wireless devices emit low

mict·owove

heating

no

known

any

biological

but

ed

1 02 oft he IC

rnngo

tissue), exposure of low-l

adverse health effects. M

effects

such findings hnvc not been continued by ndditlonal

und

found

mdio

any

Is

uo

proof, h

whllc being

. Some

to

comply wi

frequency

health problems

owever,

used.

studies

th

lbeFCC

(R

that these

Wherens

eve

l RP

nuy

stud

have

FCCIIC

mdiulion

rndio

F)

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suggested

ore

leve

high
ies

frcquctl

nssoeioted

low

JIOWer

ls

of

levels

lhnt

does not

of

low-level

thnt5omc

exposure

cy (RI')

mdio

of

Lcs eonnaissances scicntifiques

de sonlt associt a !'usage des npparcils

cepcndont pas
entiereruent

fl'~quence

en

mesure de prouver

SWlS

danger.

Lcs

rndioelectrique (RF) trcs

ulillscs. A tors qu'unc dose cl

tissus), !'exposition u de

ot

'fcts

conn

us

sur

Ia

RP foibles et n'out

foib

sante.

do!couvert
pouvuil y a voir certains effets biologiques,
recherches supplcmenta.

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t!nonOO!:s
de

CNR-1

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IT-G500-C2Jt-US-B

pour

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et6

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limitcs d'cKposition

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d'CXJIOSition

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FCC,

and

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product

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taken when using

ooHng

that th

d. The

ecautions When Using this Produ

that there is

no

dust,

microSD card slot cover

on the respective contact surfaces.

son, dry cloth.
(a

single hair or

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very

grain of

performance of

is pcrformnu

ston1cr)

nud

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se,

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foreign

er

01

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matter

based

on

ct nt the

to

nny sltnntlon where

electrical

product,g•·cat care

on

the battery

of

CAS

time

the

IO

environ

pack

port/earphone-microphone jack cover, or

any soiling is

of

soiling trapped on

cause water

found,

wipe

it

off

the

to

leak into the device.

with

contact surfaces

testi

ng

of

ment
the

cover,

a clean,

- Check that the waterproof seals
cover

- Cl

ose

-Avoid

near

-Do

not drop

the specified

• Othc•· Precautions

-The
water -

-Subjecting

- If any water leaks

product handling,
to

internal components (battery, recording

co

ntent or

-

CASIO
accident that occurs due

Important

are

free li·o

the

battery

open

ing

and

wafer

or

exposed

this

range.

accessories

or

dust-proof.

this

the

COMP

on

the buttery

m cracks

pack

closing the

product or leave

n oing

for

this product (battery pack, etc.)

produc

into the

CAS

nnd

other

cove

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ock switch finnly

buttery

to

sea

breezes,

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could impair

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severe

product as a result

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damage.

pack

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do

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locations exposed

impact

held

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switch

or

microSD

open or

close them

microSD

is

in

the l

card

slot

with

to

temperatures outside

card

ocked position

cover in

wet

hands.

water- or dust-proofing.

and

optional products are

render

other l

it

no longer

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carelessness or inattention during

for

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inbilit

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ensation

for

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or

dust-proof.

any

damage

of reco

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slot

locatio

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any

.

ns

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guide

Sec

the

applkable

After Service

•

Should
about

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this product

the

does

not

include

separate

ever

mul

product name, the

any

infonnation

documentation

runcti

on, contact

dote

you

pwdmscd it,

about

for

infonuation

your

programming

about the

original

and

detai

retailer

ls

about

und

download

procedures.

providing

the prob

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.

information

lem.

Accessories and Options

Handheld

I

T·G500

. -

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.

Terminal
Series

~

lllfi'

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lid Q I!AllllEI

Please check

for

• N

•

• Stylus

• Stylus String

• Large-capac

• User's Guido

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

• Y-type screw (IT·0500·GC21 E only)

• USB Cradle HA·P6010

'

•

• Cradle-type

• Dual Battery Charger HA-D32DCHG

• mi

• USB Cable

• AC

• AC

Accessories----

the

Items in

the

first time .

eck

Strop

Hand

belt

(Installed In the Handheld Terminal)

ity

Battery Pack Cover

Options-

Ethernet Cradle HA-P6210

croUSB

HA-N81USBC

Adaptor

AD-S42120C

Adaptor

AD-S15050B

----

Battery Charger HA-P30CHG

Coble (Handheld t.ermlnal-computer connection)

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

for

Ethernet Cradle/Dual Battery Charger

for

USB Cradle/Cradle-type Battery Charger

---------

the

----

-

------...

box before using the Handheld Terminal

----

--

---

---._

•

Battery Pack HA-020BAT·A

•

Large-capacity Battery Pack HA-021 LBAT-A

• Flat battery cover

• Screen Prot

• P

ower

Cord AC-CORD

otector

• Pr
HA-P91BP5

• Protector
C21C-CN) HA-P92BP5

•

Car

(for

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

Adaptor

(for

battery

ect

Sheet HA-P90PS5

IT-0500-C16E/GC16E/1

HA-P37CAC

pack

(HA-D20BAT-

5E/G15E/10C-CN)

A))

HA-P22FBC

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

T·G

500-GC21 E

I
IT-G500-C21 E
IT-G500-C21

E·US

IT-G500-25E
IT·G500-C21

C-CN

t~t1A

Battery Compart

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ment

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Front

1 2 3

4

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15

14 10

13

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8

9

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16

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17

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16

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Bottom

34

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he

ill

ust

mtion shnws the

~

~

1'1~0500-CI6E.

I

Receiver* I
.Indicator

2

Outputs voice

I

Orungc
Gr
Red:

the

: Charging

een:

Charging complete

Battery pack error

charging temperature range.

sound.

or

the

sutTOunding

temperature

is

out

of

Indicator 2

3

4 Screen

5 Center Trigger

6

Power

7

Enter Key

8

Mode

9

Function

Keys

Key

Key

10 FnKey

11

CLR

Key

Key

Flashes blue
operating
is

a bar code scunning

scans

successfully.
Lights red
Flashes magenta
the

USB,

when

operating via Hluetooth or orange

via W-LAN,

en·or

when

the alann

when

connected to a

GPS

function

the

IT-G500

USB

or

W-WAN.

and

lights green

device, or

Lights

is activated.

is connected

mounted

cradle.

Th

e screen displays texts, operations, indicators and

ndditlon

the

Used

, operations can

screen using stylus.

to

perform

bnr

code reading. Cnn

be

performed

and

be

data

nssigncd

function.
Used

when

starting a pre-registered application.

Tums

The

Used

keys or numeric

the

power

Pr

ess

when

finishing entering numerical values

to

the next

step.

key

switches the chamcter

lowercase leiter

to

make

various settings

on

and

or

characters

keys

or

oiT.

input mode,

in

uppercase

in

combination with the

when

starting a pre-registered

either chamcters

lcllcr.

application.

Used

to

clear one letter to t

he

left

of

the

cur~

or

red

when

can

or

,

when

when there

a bar code

to a PC

on

the

~o

forth.

be

input

an

Arbiti'!II'Y

when

moving

timclion

by
LAN

In

on

in

12

Microph

13

Speaker Generates audio

14

Numeric Keys

15

Cursor Key Perform the

16

Barcode Reader Laser light or

17

NFC

18

micro

19

Headset

20

L Trigger K

one*

Reader

USB

Port

.Tack

ey

1

*2

Used fo1· audio input (including voice).

Used

PC

keyboard.

bur

codes.

Holding a eontactless IC card
read

fi·om
For connecting
Used
Used

and

buzzer tones.

to

enter numeric values

same

functions

LED

light is emilled

and

written

to

to

connect

to

perform bar code rea

to

micro

an

earphone-m icrop

and

as

up

the card.

USB

cab

ding.

decimal points.

the up

and

down

from

this

to

this

reader allows data

le

(HA-N81 US.OC).

hone

headset.

urrow

window

keys

on

lhal reads

to

be

E-17

a

21
22
23
24
25
26

27

microSD
R Trigger

C

amern Len$
LED*2
Haud

Delt

Hand

Belt

Battery
Lo

Pack

ck

Switches

Card Slot

Key

"'2

Mount

Cover

microSD
Used

to

Tak

e.~

ph

Used

for

Used

to

It is used

Used

to

card

slot.

perform

bar code reading.

otos.

taking photos.

attach the

to

hold

hand

belt.

the

terminal or to cany

lock the battery cover

and

to release.

it.

Cmdle

28

29

Uattery

Strap Holes Used

30

31

Stylus
Reset

32

33

mi

Slot (for

croS

Mount

Jlack

Holes

Cover

Switch

TM

Card mieroSlM card sl

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G15FJGC21E)

34

Power Used
Supply/
Communicati

Data

on

Terminals

+I.

Excluding

*2

. Excluding

the
the

These holes
in

the

Used

to

pack

insid

to

It

is u

sed

Used

to reset

unload

for

tenninal

Cntdle-type Battery

hold

the tenninal seating in the

crad

le-type battery charger.

cover

the

battery compartment that

e.

1Htach neck strap

to

opera

te

the

the

Hundheld Terminal.

ot.

Remove

microSIM

USB

and

card.

conununicatiou or to

to

charge

the

Charger.

and

terminal

battery

IT-G500-15E/25E/C21C-CN/I OC-C
TT-G5

00-15J1125Il/0 15Fll

OC-CN.

hand

belt.

or to input

the battery

supply power to the

pack

N.

optionnl

holds

the

datu.

pack

to

load

via

either Cradle or

cradle

battery

und

or

E-18

Loading and Removing the Battery

Your

Handheld Terminal uses two types

backup battery.

pack

is

The battery

memory backup battety

when

the

battery pack pow

You

can choose either batlery pack (HA-D20

A-

D21LBAT-A)

(H
Th

e backup baltery is installed mside

used Lo power no

provid

for

operatin~

e~

er

is unable

th

power.

of

battery: a battery pack and a memory

rmal

operations and

e power required

to

supply power for some reason.

.13A

T-A) or large-capacity battery pack

of the

Handheld Terminal.

Pack

to

store data, while

to

maintain

mem

the

ory conte

nts

This guide uses

Battety

Backup Battery:
When

Pack:

the battery pack power goes

the

following terms to r

Rechargeable
nonnal

operntions nn

Built-in baucry

batteryJmck

data

for

memory

low,

immediately charge

efer

(HA-D20BAT-A

storage

backup

charged battery pack.
You

can use
Cradle, or
relevant sections

the

Dual Battery Chmger, the Cradle-type Battery Charger, the

the

Etlternel Cmdlc

in

this guide for

to

charge a battery pack installed

the

respective options about

Important!
Always

keep bac

• The battery pack

maintain memot
maintain memory conte
1

1ac

.k

if

the

backu11

batt

ery is dead

data

•

The

is lost

charge

it

of
testing at the factory
to

charge the battery pack before you use it.

• The life of
gradually
charging

•

1f

n battery pack is nsed past the e

11

battery pacl< is limited,

los

e I

very frequentl

such a case, replace Hte battery J

•

If

the baclmtl battery is fully charged,

tct·minal's memory (
t

>acl<

is

removed.

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

baclwp battery

kup

of

all

)Jow

ers normal OJleratlon

·y

contents, whtle

nt

s. Because

battct·y

cau

se.~

data

Important

the

of

is d

ead

. Removing the battery pack while the backup

in the memory

dat

al

and

also

baclwp haUet

this,

yo

u should not remove the battery

to

be cot-ruptcd

cannot be t·ccovercd. Always l•eep bac

a battet

ts

·y

pacl<

when you put•chase

or

natural discharge during shlpmeut and stontgc. Be sure

and

ability to maintain the

y,

II

Jli

'Ohnbly

means

nd

lacl<

RAM

)

fo•· 11pp

to

be charged fully.

•·oxlmntely 4miuutcs when the mnln battery

it

charging a battery p

clull'gC.

If

your battery paclt

it

is time

of Its service life, it may swe

with

ll

new one.

it

will mainhtin the content·.s

•y

kup

may be depleted due to

to

to the batteries.

or IIA-021

it

or replace

h(lW

provid

pro

vides

of alllmportaut

acl<

put•ehase a n

th

e termin

LOA1~A)

it

with

USB

in the terminal.

to

usc.

es powe1·

or

lost. Note

en

requh·ed

bncl<Uil

u

ses

It

to

see

ms

power to

to t•cqulrc

ew one.

ll

up

In

of

the

al

for the

for

a

See

that

data.

size.

the

to

once

ln

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