Cisco Systems 102040 Revised Manual
TeamPad 7500 Series
Operations Guide (PBT7500-16, PBT7510-16 & PBT7510-18)
Fujitsu-ICL Systems Inc.
Mobile Solutions
11085 N. Torrey Pines Rd.
La Jolla, CA 92037
Tel: 1-800-228-8683
Fax: 858-457-2701
handheldproducts@fjicl..com
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Fujitsu Mobile Solutions
Providing Lightweight,
Rugged Solutions for
Mobile Evironments
90000079
Version 3.0
TeamPad 7510
This device shall be used at a distance of more than 20cm or approximately 8”
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Quick Reference Guide Regulatory Additions ISSUE: 1.1
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Regulatory Document
The following additional items will be added to the TeamPad 7510 Quick Reference guide at time of release.
1. FCC RF Exposure Guidelines:
2. RF Devices Caution Statement / Present Certification Information
3. Installation / Servicing Procedures
4. Operating Distance
To satisfy FCC RF exposure compliance requirements for a mobile transmitting
device, this device should be used in hand-held, hand-operated configurations only.
The device and its antenna should generally maintain a separation distance of 20 cm
or more from a person’s body. This device is designed to be used in a person’s hands
and it’s operating configurations, generally do not support normal transmissions
while it is carried in pockets or holsters next to a person’s body.
This device has been properly certified to be used with the the following RF card(s):
1. Cisco {Part:AIR-LMC352}, {FCC ID: LDK102040}, {Canada: 246 1103 2079A}.
Any changes or modifications to Fujitsu’s equipment not expressly approved by
Fujitsu could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment per FCC regulations.
Only authorized Fujitsu integrators are permitted to install and service the RF
devices within this unit.
away from the body to allow for the best viewing angle for reading t
also operating the device.
WARNING: FCC Exposure Guidelines
Version 3.0 April 2001
Copyright Fujitsu Limited and Fujitsu-ICL Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
TeamPad is a trademark of Fujitsu Ltd. MS-DOS, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Microsoft are the
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Additionally, the company names and product names
described in this manual are the trademarks of those respective companies.
The contents of this manual may be revised without prior notice. Specifications are subject to change
without notice.
Revision Record
Edition Date Issued Description of Change Page (s)
V. 2.0 February 2000 Initial Release All
V. 3.0 June 2001 Integration and Release of TP7510 All
FCC WARNING
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is
operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his
own expense.
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To Use This Product Safely
This manual contains important information required for the safe use of the TeamPad 7500 series
products. Read this manual thoroughly, paying particular attention to the “Notes on Safety,” before
attempting to operate these devices. It is strongly advised that users keep this manual in a safe and
convenient location so that it can be referenced should any questions or problems arise.
FUJITSU makes every effort to prevent users and observers from being injured and to prevent
property from suffering damage. To ensure no harm to you, observers, or the equipment itself, be
sure to use the product according to the instructions in this manual.
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Preface
Thank you very much for purchasing our TeamPad 7500 series thin client device (PBT7500-16,
PBT7510-16 or PBT7510-18).
Carefully read this manual for the proper procedures to correctly use these devices. This manual
also provides instructions on how to make the best use of all the available functions.
Microsoft, Windows 2000 and Windows NT are the registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in USA and other countries.
Additionally, the company names and product names described in this manual are the trademarks of
companies.
TeamPad 7500 Models and Features
The TeamPad 7500 Series includes three thin client devices (models):
• PBT7500-16: TeamPad 7500 Thin Client Handheld with Windows CE WBT preloaded,
MMCX antenna, integrated 10 Key keypad, 8.4 inch (diagonal) DSTN LCD panel.
• PBT7510-16: TeamPad 7510 Thin Client Handheld with Windows CE WBT preloaded,
MMCX antenna, integrated 10 Key keypad, 10.4 inch (diagonal) TFT LCD panel.
• PBT7510-18: TeamPad 7510 Thin Client Handheld with Windows CE WBT preloaded,
Lucent antenna, integrated 10 Key keypad, 10.4 inch (diagonal) TFT LCD panel.
The TeamPad 7500 Charger Stand
• PBT7531-01: Charger Stand, with AC adapter and power cord (US version)
• PBT7531-11: Charger Stand with Daisy Chain cable
The TeamPad 7500 Dual Battery Pack Charger
• PBT7531-03: Dual Battery Pack Charger, with power cord (US version)
• PBT7531-05: 1750 mAh Battery Pack (Spare)
TeamPad 7500 Server Software
PBT7561-10: Com LAN Transporter for 2000 V01L10, 25 user license (provides access to
TeamPad 7500 serial ports from applications running on a Windows NT 2000 Server through the
wireless LAN).
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Alert Messages
This manual uses the following alert messages. An alert message consists of an alert signal and a
message. An alert signal consists of a symbol and a word or just a word.
The following are the alert signals and their meanings:
Alert Symbols
This manual uses easy to identify alert symbols. The aim is to help users identify warnings at first
glance. The alert symbols are shown below with notes on safety.
Indicates a hazardous situation.
A personal injury could result if the user does not
perform the correct procedures.
Indicates a hazardous situation.
A minor or moderate personal injury could result
if the user does not perform the correct
procedures. Also, caution indicates that damage
to the product or other property may occur if the
user does not perform the correct procedures.
The following are the alert symbols and their meanings:
Electrical
shock
Prohibited
Caution
Notes on Safety
Indicates that improper usage may cause an
electrical shock.
Indicates prohibited action.
Indicates caution required.
• Handling this device
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Observe the following to avoid an electrical shock or fire:
Electrical
shock
Prohibited
To avoid a device failure, do not leave the device in the following
Do not damage the power cord of any of the chargers in use (e.g., the
charger of the main equipment).
Do not use an outlet with a loose insertion port.
Do not connect or disconnect the charger when your hands are wet.
Do not connect an excess number of power cords to a single outlet.
Use only the designated chargers and expansion stations. Otherwise, an
unapproved rating of voltage or current may damage the device.
Do not disassemble or alter the device. Doing so may cause a device
failure, electrical shock, fire, or other defects.
places for even a short period of time:
1. A place where the temperature may sharply rise (e.g., in a car with
the windows closed on a sunny day)
2. A place where the device may be exposed to direct sunlight
3. A place where the temperature is too hot or cold
4. A dusty or dirty place
5. A place where the device may vibrate
6. A wet or humid place
Do not insert anything metallic or flammable into the openings of the
device (e.g., slots). Doing so may cause a device failure, electrical
shock, fire, or other such defects.
Always keep the power supply of the charger and the insertion port of
the outlet clean. If they are dusty, clean with a dry cloth.
Failure to keep the charger and the outlet clean may cause a fire.
Do not use the device when electrical storms (especially storms
accompanied by thunder and lightning) occur in the vicinity. In such a
case, turn off the power to the device immediately and disconnect the
charger from the outlet. Lightning will cause damage to the device, and
a fire may also result.
If any heat, smoke, odor, or any abnormal sound emits from the
device, immediately turn the power off. Then disconnect the charger
and remove the battery.
Using the device when any of these conditions occur, may cause an
electrical shock or fire.
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The handheld device is precision equipment containing a liquid
Caution
Use only the charger specified in the manual.
crystal display (LCD).
Do not apply strong force, shock, or drop the device. Doing so
may damage or destroy the LCD.
When not planning to use the device for a long time, disconnect
the charger. Disconnect the charger from the outlet and the
device. Failure to do so may cause an electrical shock or fire.
Completely charge the battery before disconnecting it from the
outlet.
Do not disassemble or alter the charger. Doing so may cause a
device failure, fire, or injury.
Do not cover or wrap the device and charger with a cloth when in
use. Doing so raises the internal temperature and may result in a
fire.
• Battery pack (Lithium-ion battery pack)
Use only the designated charger to charge the battery pack.
Do not connect the positive and negative terminals of the battery pack to anything
metallic (e.g., a chain necklace).
Do not heat the battery pack or dispose of it by throwing it into a fire.
Do not leave the battery pack in a hot place (e.g., in a car on a sunny day or outside
on a scorching day).
Do not moisten or wet the battery pack with any fluid.
Do not apply any strong force, shock, or drop the battery pack.
Do not disassemble or alter the battery pack.
If any liquid leaks from the battery pack, clean the case. Then mount a new battery
pack.
A fully charged battery pack looses power and deteriorates when stored for a long
time. Charge the battery to about 50% capacity when storing for a long time.
The LED of the battery pack on the front of the device flashes red when the battery
pack needs to be charged. When the LED starts flashing, immediately turn the
power off. Then replace the battery pack with a fully charged battery.
Alternatively, charge the weak battery. See Section 1.3.2 “Battery charging.”
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If the battery pack is not correctly mounted or defective at the charging, the LED
flashes in red. Correctly mount or replace the battery pack.
The capacity of the battery pack decreases over time. The time which the battery
can be used shortens as its capacity decreases. When the capacity of the battery
has decreased to the point there is a significant reduction in service time despite
normal charging, the battery is reaching the end of its service life. Replace the
battery pack in this case. A battery pack lasts for about 500 charges. The service
life of the battery pack varies depending on the ambient temperature and the
operating environment of the device. If the battery pack is not used at room
temperature (between 10° to 30°C), it may reach the end of its service life before
being charged 500 times.
The battery pack can be charged before the LED of the battery pack starts flashing
in red. The battery pack can also be removed from the charger before charging is
complete.
A battery pack that has been stored for a long period of time needs to be charged
before it is used.
Dispose of any used batteries, according to the instructions of the Fujitsu service
personnel.
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• Usage in a cold region
Low temperature (10°C or lower) degrades the performance of a battery. The life of the
battery in a cold region may be shorter than the average.
Follow the instructions listed below to efficiently use the battery:
1. When the LED of the battery flashes red, charge or replace the battery pack with a spare.
2. Warm the spare by keeping it in your pocket until ready to mount. When warming the spare
with a body heater, be careful not to directly contact the heater to the battery.
3. A battery pack should be charged at room temperature (between 10° to 30°C).
• Efficient battery usage
1. Be careful not to allow any debris (such as sand or dust) into the terminals of the battery. If the
terminals get dirty, clean them with a soft cloth. Then connect the battery to the charger or
mount the battery in the device.
2. Even after being fully charged, the battery naturally will gradually lose power as time passes.
Recharge the battery one or two days before use.
3. Store the battery pack in a cool place. To ensure long life, charge the battery pack at room
temperature (between 10° to 30°C).
• Notes on long storage
Store the device in a place free from the following: vibration, dust, extremely high or low
temperature, high humidity, and direct sunlight.
• Cleaning
1. Covers
Clean the covers with one of the following: a dry cloth; or a damp cloth, a cloth soaked in a
diluted mild detergent and firmly squeezed. When using a cloth soaked in a soap-water
solution, squeeze the cloth firmly enough to prevent any water from dripping into the
device. Water may cause a device failure.
Do not use volatile solvents such as thinner and benzene. They cause discoloration and
may erase the characters on the covers.
2. Display
Clean the display with one of the following:
-- a cloth soaked in water and firmly squeezed
-- a fine cloth, such as those used for cleaning eyeglasses
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Notation
Marks used in this manual
Mark Meaning
NOTE
& Advice & References that must be observed by the user.
>>Reference>> This indicates a reference.
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Must be observed by the user as well as requests for the
user. The user must read every NOTE.
This indicates the result in response to the operation.
Indicates support for a specific option by a specific
model within the TeamPad 7500 series products.
Terms used in this manual
Term Meaning
Server This indicates a terminal server to be connected to this
unit.
Tap This means that a screen should be pressed on this unit
once.
Double tap This means that a screen should be pressed on this unit
twice, in rapid succession.
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Preface
Notation.......................................................................................................x
Marks used in this manual............................................................................ x
Terms used in this manual........................................................................... x
Preface...........................................................................................................xi
1 Introduction to the TeamPad 7500...............................................1
1.1 Overview of This Unit............................................................................1
1.2 Component Names................................................................................2
1.3 Battery Usage.......................................................................................7
1.3.1 Battery details................................................................................................7
1.3.2 Battery charging............................................................................................8
1.3.3 Setting/Removing the battery......................................................................15
Setting the battery ......................................................................................................... 15
2 TeamPad 7500 Series Setup..........................................................16
2.1 Setting the Network............................................................................16
2.2 Setting to connect the Server............................................................. 19
2.3 Enter the Settings for the Terminal Server/Power Saving..................... 23
3 Using This Unit...................................................................................25
3.1 Turning on/off the Power Supply..........................................................25
3.1.1 Turning on the power supply......................................................................25
3.1.2 Turning off the power supply.......................................................................27
3.2 Controlling the Speaker’s Volume.......................................................... 28
3.3 Confirming the Battery Status...............................................................29
3.4 Controlling the Back Light of the Screen................................................31
3.5 Controlling the Contrast of the Screen................................................... 31
3.6 Calibration of the Touch Panel.............................................................. 32
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3.7 Adjusting the TeamPad 7500 Setup Settings ........................................ 35
3.7.1 Changing the setup settings........................................................................35
3.7.2 Initializing the setup settings.......................................................................35
3.8 Using the Screen Keyboard..................................................................37
3.8.1 Entering the characters................................................................................37
3.8.2 Changing the mode.....................................................................................37
4 LED Display..........................................................................................37
4.1 LED Displayed While in Operation........................................................37
4.2 LED Displayed When the Power Supply Is On ....................................... 37
4.3 LED Displayed While Charging Is Performed.........................................38
4.3.1 LED of this unit during charging..................................................................38
4.3.2 LED of the dual battery pack charger during charging................................38
5 Spread Spectrum Radio...................................................................40
6 KeyGen..................................................................................................40
7 RT Mouse..............................................................................................40
8 If A Message Is Displayed..............................................................42
9 Troubleshooting.................................................................................44
A TeamPad 7500 Series Specifications..........................................44
B Expendable Supplies.........................................................................46
C Accessories..........................................................................................47
D Optional Equipment..........................................................................48
Index................................................................................................. 49
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1 Introduction to the TeamPad 7500 Series
1.1 Overview of The TeamPad 7500 Series
The TeamPad 7500 series is connected to a server (OS: Microsoft® Windows 2000® Server or
Microsoft® Windows NT® Server 4.0 Terminal Server Edition) through a Spread Spectrum (SS)
radio LAN and is operated after securing the connection.
This unit uses the application software on the server through an SS radio.
The settings of the LAN and the SS radio are required for this unit to be connected to the server
when setting up this unit.
(OS: Microsoft® Windows 2000® Server or Microsoft® Windows NT® Server 4.0
Terminal Server Edition)
LAN
Spread Spectrum radio LAN base station
Spread Spectrum radio
Application
Server
TeamPad 7500 / 7510
Software
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1.2 Component Names
[Front]
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2
3
No. Component name Remarks
1 Radio antenna Built-in
2 Battery case The case that holds the battery.
3 Speaker Built-in
4 LCD touch panel Hereafter called “touch panel” or
“screen”.
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[Bottom]
1 2
No. Component name Remarks
1 AC adapter
connector
2 Charging terminal Terminal connected to the charging
Connector for the AC adapter
adapter
2
[Back]
22
88
99
667733
1111
1313
PBT7500-16
1 2 4
10
9
8
[Back]
PBT7510-16 & PBT7510-18
13
5
6
7
11
44
1010
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3
No. Component name Remarks TP7500 TP7510
1 Bar code reader
interface
2 Extended interface Will be supported.
3 Extended interface 2 Will be supported.
4 Audio interface Will be supported.
5 Hand strap Attached to product
6 Reset switch Switch for restarting this unit
7 IrDA interface Will be supported.
8 Pen Touch panel pen
9 Battery lock switch Switch for locking the battery
10 Battery
11 ROM cover/Sub
battery
12 PC card slot Slot for PCMCIA SS RF card
13 RAS switch For Maintenance purposes only
Will be supported.
Built-in system ROM and sub battery
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• The RAS switch should not be pushed, because the
7500 may change out of normal operation mode.
Prohibited
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[Keys]
1
7
2
8
3
4
5
6
9
10
11
12
No. Component name Remarks
1 Power/Charging
status LED
LED for displaying the power supply
and charging status. Hereafter called
“LED”.
2 Ten key
3 Cursor key
4 Clear key
5 Backspace key
6 System key Hereafter called the [SYS] key.
7 Power key For turning on/off the power supply.
Hereafter called the [PWR] key.
8 Enter key Hereafter called the [ENT] key.
9 Decimal Point key
10 Function key Hereafter called the [FUNC] key.
11 Back light key For controlling the brightness of the
back light on the screen. Hereafter
called the [R] key.
12 Contrast key For controlling the contrast of the
screen. Hereafter called the [+] key
or the [-] key.
The keyboard layout was designed with the intention that this unit can be held in a variety of
comfortable ways and with the keyboard operating with the thumb of the user's right hand. The
following figures demonstrate comfortable ways of holding and operating the 7500.
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