Datastrip DSV3EP01 User Manual

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Title: EasyRead (DSV3-EP) User’s Manual Document Number: 4209-00009-000 Revision: 0E

Author: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ Dan Tuck, VP of Engineering & Operations

Reviewer: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ Joe Ruggiero, Lead Software Engineer

Reviewer: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ Scott Robinson, Hardware Manager

Reviewer: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ Steve Blackmore, CEO

Reviewer: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ Joe Delaney, VP of Sales & Marketing

Reviewer: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ Brian Feick, CFO

Approver: __________________________________________________ Date:___________ John Hufnagel, Director of Operations

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Disclaimer Notice:

Datastrip Inc., Datastrip Ltd., Datastrip Products Inc., and related operating companies (hereafter collectively referred to as Datastrip) reserve the right to change options, features, specifications, policies, pricing, and availability at any time. Datastrip is not liable for errors or omissions in any product related documentation, specifications, or software. Datastrip makes no claims of suitability for any particular application. Datastrip will not be held liable for direct or indirect damages, or other losses due to loss of data, reliability, or performance issues relating to Datastrip-provided equipment or software.

No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise, except as permitted under section 107 or 108 of the 1976 United States Copyright Act, without the prior written permission from Datastrip. Requests to Datastrip for permission should be addressed to:

Datastrip Inc. 1285 Drummers Lane Suite 105 Wayne, PA 19087-1572 USA

Datastrip Ltd. 1, Thame Park Business Centre Wenman Road Thame, Oxfordshire, OX9 3XA UK

Acknowledgements

• EasyRead, EasyVerify, DSV3-EP, DSV3-SP, and DSV3 are registered trademarks of Datastrip.

• Windows and WinCE are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

• All other trademarked or copyrighted names mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.

Revision History

DATE AUTHOR REV DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE

02/27/2009 Dan Tuck 0A Initial draft release

3/12/2009 Dan Tuck 0B General update to add feedback from reviewers 3/16/2009 Dan Tuck 0C-0D Update Power Button and Tone Indicator sections

6/29/09 J. Hufnagel 0E Correction to Section 8.

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Table of Contents

1 OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................5

2 UNPACKING & INVENTORY...........................................................................................................6

3 INITIAL SETUP...................................................................................................................................6

4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW.........................................................................................................................7

4.1 POWERING THE UNIT ON / OFF AND SYSTEM STARTUP SEQUENCE ...............................................................7

4.1.1 Power ON...................................................................................................................................................7

4.1.2 Power OFF.................................................................................................................................................7

4.1.3 Suspend Mode............................................................................................................................................7

4.2 POWER BUTTON OPERATIONS ...........................................................................................................................8

4.3 POWER STATUS LED..........................................................................................................................................8

4.4 BATTERY CHARGING AND REPLACEMENT........................................................................................................9

4.4.1 Battery Capacity and Charging................................................................................................................10

4.5 KEYPAD AND FUNCTION BUTTONS ..................................................................................................................10

4.6 SOFTWARE INPUT PANEL / KEYBOARD............................................................................................................11

4.7 LCD DISPLAY & TOUCH SCREEN....................................................................................................................11

4.8 FINGERPRINT SENSOR......................................................................................................................................11

4.8.1 Fingerprint Sensor –NIST FIPS 201/SP 800-76 Compliant.....................................................................11

4.8.2 Fingerprint Sensor Calibration.................................................................................................................11

4.8.3 Finger Placement Guidelines....................................................................................................................11

4.9 CLEANING THE LCD TOUCH SCREEN AND FINGERPRINT SENSOR ................................................................12

4.10 I/O PORT ACCESS.............................................................................................................................................12

4.10.1 USB Ports.................................................................................................................................................12

4.10.2 Compact Flash (CFIO) Slot......................................................................................................................12

4.10.3 Secure Digital Memory Card (SDIO) Slot...............................................................................................12

4.10.4 Audio Headset Jack..................................................................................................................................13

4.11 CONTACTLESS SMART CARD READER.............................................................................................................13

4.12 OPTIONAL PERIPHERAL MODULES..................................................................................................................13

5 BASIC OPERATION..........................................................................................................................14

5.1 STYLUS USAGE..................................................................................................................................................14

5.2 TOUCH SCREEN ADJUSTMENTS .......................................................................................................................14

5.3 POWER MANAGEMENT.....................................................................................................................................14

5.3.1 Power Management States.......................................................................................................................14

5.4 BATTERY GAUGE..............................................................................................................................................15

5.4.1 Charging States........................................................................................................................................16

5.4.2 Battery Charge Level States.....................................................................................................................16

5.4.3 Other Indicators........................................................................................................................................16

5.5 CREATING DESKTOP SHORTCUTS....................................................................................................................16

5.6 SAFE BOOT MODE ............................................................................................................................................16

6 SOFTWARE UTILITIES...................................................................................................................16

6.1 SOFTWARE VERSION UTILITY (DATASTRIPDSVERIFY2ABOUT.EXE)..............................................................17

6.2 DSVERIFY REGISTRY INSTALL UTILITY (DSVERIFYREGINST.EXE)...............................................................17

6.3 DSVERIFY REGISTRY SAVER UTILITY (REGISTRYSAVER.EXE).......................................................................17

6.4 FINGERPRINT CAPTURE UTILITY (DSVERIFYFPCAPTURETEST.EXE).............................................................17

7 LOADING SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE..................................................................................17

7.1 LOADING DSV3 SOFTWARE UPDATES.............................................................................................................17

7.1.1 DSV3 Software Update Procedure: Using a CF Card.............................................................................18

7.1.2 DSV3 Software Update Procedure: Using a USB Flash Drive...............................................................18

7.1.3 DSV3 Software Update Procedure: Using an FTP site...........................................................................18

7.2 LOADING SMARTCARD FIRMWARE UPDATES .................................................................................................19

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7.3 LOADING FLASH MEMORY UPDATES ..............................................................................................................19

7.4 LOADING DIGITAL STILL CAMERA FIRMWARE UPDATES..............................................................................20

8 EASYREAD (DSV3-EP) PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................21

9 REGULATORY COMPLIANCE STATEMENT...........................................................................22

10 SOFTWARE DEMO APPLICATIONS........................................................................................23

10.1 SMART CARD READER & SCANNER DEMO (SUPERVIEWER.EXE)..................................................................23

10.2 DIGITAL STILL CAMERA DEMO APPLICATION (DSVERIFYSTILLCAMERATEST.EXE)..................................25

10.3 DSCAMERASCANNEREPTEST.EXE (VIRTUAL COMM MODE DEMO APP).....................................................26

10.3.1 Operating Instructions..............................................................................................................................26

10.4 DSCAMERASCANNERHIDTEST.EXE (HID MODE DEMO APP).......................................................................26

10.4.1 Operating Instructions..............................................................................................................................26

10.5 DSCAMERASCANNERPSTEST.EXE (VIRTUAL COMM MODE DEMO APP)......................................................27

10.5.1 Operating Instructions..............................................................................................................................27

10.6 EPASSPORT ICAO VIEWER (ICAO VIEWER.EXE).........................................................................................27

10.6.1 EPassport Overview.................................................................................................................................27

10.6.2 ePassport Security Mechanisms...............................................................................................................28

10.6.3 ICAO Viewer Operation..........................................................................................................................28

11 ACTIVE SYNC................................................................................................................................30

11.1 ACTIVESYNC VIA USB 2.0 CLIENT PORT ........................................................................................................30

11.1.1 Hardware/Software Requirements............................................................................................................30

11.1.2 PC Configuration for USB 2.0 ActiveSync (First Time Only).................................................................30

11.1.3 Establishing a Connection........................................................................................................................30

11.1.4 Troubleshooting the Connection..............................................................................................................30

11.2 ACTIVESYNC VIA THE DOCKING STATION ......................................................................................................31

12 USING THE OPTICAL SCANNER & SMART CARD READER............................................31

12.1 READING EPASSPORTS .....................................................................................................................................31

12.2 CONTACTLESS SMART CARD READER.............................................................................................................32

12.3 OPTICAL SCANNER ...........................................................................................................................................33

12.3.1 Scanning Instructions...............................................................................................................................33

12.3.2 Scanner Software Interface / Operating Mode.........................................................................................33

13 CONTACT SMART CARD READER PERIPHERAL (OPTIONAL)......................................35

14 MAGSTRIPE READER PERIPHERAL (OPTIONAL).............................................................36

15 DOCKING STATION.....................................................................................................................36

15.1 ADJUSTING THE DOCKING STATION BACKREST .............................................................................................37

15.2 DOCKING STATION I/O.....................................................................................................................................38

16 TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................................................38

17 AVAILABLE PARTS, SUPPLIES, AND ACCESSORIES.........................................................39

18 SERVICE & SUPPORT..................................................................................................................40

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1 Overview

The EasyRead is a member of Datastrip’s DSV3 family of mobile hand-held biometric terminal products designed for a wide-range of identification and ID management applications. The EasyRead is optimized for one-step reading of ePassports; however, it is able to read a wide variety of other optical or smart card based credentials containing biometric data. It is capable of comparing this information with the biometric data collected by its on-board biometrics sensors (fingerprint and cameras). It allows an operator to capture biometrics and to perform quick, remote ID verification or identification while in the field. The terminal can operate totally standalone, or it can coordinate with centralized systems via a rich set of communications interfaces. It is available with remote communications capabilities that include: 802.11/WiFi, Bluetooth, and GSM mobile cellular.

Operators can acquire a fingerprint image and remotely

Mobile Terminal

perform 1-to-many identifications against a watch list, or perform 1-to-1 comparisons for identity verification. Superior matching accuracy is achieved through AFIS-quality (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) biometric matching algorithms and rugged biometric sensors.

All of the DSV3 family of mobile terminals are rugged and environmentally sealed units that can be used in harsh and hostile environments. They are shock resistant (Mil STD 810 compliant) and can withstand a fall of four feet to a concrete surface. The DSV3 mobile terminals exceed IP 54 specifications for resistance to dust and water.

The DSV3 is an open platform that comes with a powerful software programming SDK (Software Developer Kit) that enables customers and system integrators to readily customize the unit for specific applications and missions. Industry standard interfaces and technologies are used extensively to facilitate the integration with other systems and to expedite the delivery best of breed solutions to the market. This approach allows customers to select the technologies and components that are the most appropriate for their applications and environments.

The flexibility and ruggedness of the EasyRead make it an ideal solution for ID verification and ID management projects in markets and applications such as:

• Homeland Security • Immigration Control

• Law Enforcement • Airports

• Military Bases and Ships • Transportation

• Travel & Border Control • Financial Institutions

• Seaports • Schools and Universities

+ See section 12 for a detailed description of the ePassport reader subsystem and operation.

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2 Unpacking & Inventory

Depending on the number of terminals ordered, your DSV3 units and accessories may be shipped in either a single-pack box or a multi pack-box. Carefully open the shipping box and use the following inventory list to verify the contents.

Shipping Box Inventory:

• DSV3 Mobile Biometric Terminal

• Universal (90-240 VAC input) DC power/charging adapter.

• AC power cord for DC power/charging adapter. (Plug depends on country of destination)

• Documentation: User Manual (on CD), End User License Agreement, and Quick-Start Guide.

+ Please retain the shipping box in the event you need to return your product for service.

3 Initial Setup

• Each unit is shipped with a Lithium Polymer battery installed as shown below.

• It is recommended that you fully charge the battery before use to maximize operating time before

recharging is required. The EasyRead contains an integrated charging circuit that allows the batteries to be charged inside the unit whenever the unit is properly connected to the AC adapter.

• The unit may be operated when connected via the AC adapter, regardless of the charge state of the

internal battery.

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EasyVerify (DSV3-SP)

+ Please refer to Section 4.4 “Battery Charging and Replacement”, for additional instructions and

safety information.

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4 System Overview

The standard DSV3 products come from the factory with a Windows CE .NET, Version 5.00 operating system, software utilities, and some demo and sample applications. When the unit is powered up, a standard Windows CE desktop is presented that allows users to launch demonstration programs. The primary human interface is the touch screen, stylus, QWERTY keypad, and function keys.

Fingerprint

Function

Buttons

Power

Button

Power Status

LED (tri-color)

Speaker

Light Sensor

Function Buttons

Navigation

Microphone

QWERTY

Programmable LED Status

Indicators

EasyRead (DSV3-EP)

Sensor

Ambient

Button

Keypad

Function

Buttons

Power

Button

Power Status

LED (tri-color)

QWERTY

Keypad

Programmable LED Status

Indicators

EasyVerify (DSV3-SP)

Fingerprint

Sensor

Speaker

Ambient Light

Sensor

Function Buttons

Navigation

Button

Microphone

4.1 Powering the Unit ON / OFF and System Startup Sequence

The Power Button is located to the top left of the QWERTY keypad as shown in the diagram above. The power switch has an adjacent tri-color (red/green/yellow) LED, which identifies whether the system is on, charging, or running low on battery power (see section 4.3).

4.1.1 Power ON

• To power on the mobile terminal from the OFF state, press the Power button, and hold it down

until one beep is heard (less than one second). When the button is released, a rising tone (mid tone followed by a higher frequency tone) is produced.

• The unit takes approximately 30 seconds to boot up. The display will indicate that the system is

booting. During this time, the BIOS is loaded, and diagnostic testing is performed.

• When the unit finishes powering up, the Windows CE.NET desktop will appear on the display.

4.1.2 Power OFF

• To turn off the mobile terminal, press the Power button for 1 to 15 seconds. The system will

briefly go into Suspend mode and save the WinCE registry contents to non-volatile memory. The system will then automatically proceed to the OFF state.

• Pressing the Power button for more than 15 seconds commands the unit to perform an emergency

shutdown, and any unsaved information may be lost. An operator should only use the emergency shutdown procedure if the mobile terminal is not responding.

4.1.3 Suspend Mode

Suspend mode is one of the low power states of the mobile terminal where:

• The USB subsystems are turned off

• The CF card slot is turned off

• The backlight for the LCD and keypad is dimmed

• The processor is put in a low power mode

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There are several ways that the mobile terminal can go into Suspend mode from the Power ON state:

• Power Button: The mobile terminal will go into Suspend mode if the operator presses the Power

button for less than 1 sec while the unit is in the fully Power ON state. If the Power button is pressed for more than 1 sec, the unit will perform a normal Power Off sequence.

• Touchscreen: The touchscreen interface can be used to command the mobile terminal to go to

Suspend mode via the Start/Suspend command.

• Automatic Power Management: The mobile terminal can be configured to go to Suspend mode

automatically (see section 5.3) if the touchscreen or function buttons have not been used for some (user configurable) amount of time.

4.2 Power Button Operations

Listed below is a summary of what the Power button does (mobile terminal status and the resulting audible tone indicators) depending on the state of the mobile terminal.

State of the Terminal Tone Type Unit is OFF

Button pressed Signals ok to release button Beep Tone Button released The terminal is powered ON Rising Tone

Unit is ON

Button pressed Signals ok to release button Beep Tone Button released (0 < x < 1 sec) The terminal is goes into Suspend mode None Button released (1 < x < 15 sec) The terminal is powered OFF normally Falling Tone Button released (x > 15 sec) The terminal performs an emergency shutdown WinCE launched Signals the launch of the OS MS Launch Tone Battery enters an extremely low state System needs attention Warning Tone

Unit is in Suspend

Button pressed Signals ok to release button Beep Tone Button released (0 < x < 1 sec) The terminal is goes into Resume mode None Button released (1 < x < 15 sec) The terminal is powered OFF normally Falling Tone Button released (x > 15 sec) The terminal performs an emergency shutdown Entering OFF state via power management see section 5.3 Falling Tone

Definitions

• Beep Tone: Shorter high frequency tone

• Rising Tone: Mid followed by a higher frequency tone

• Falling Tone: Mid followed by a lower frequency tone

• Warning Tone: Longer low frequency tone

• MS Launch Tone: Standard Microsoft WinCE start up tone

Warning Tone

4.3 Power Status LED

The table below shows the states for the Power Status LED. The state of the LED depends on the charge state of the battery, and whether or not the AC adaptor is connected.

• If red is included in the LED display sequence, this indicates that the battery charge level is very

low or that the battery is charging.

• If yellow is included in the LED display sequence, it indicates that the system is in Suspend mode.

• See section 5.4 for a description of the battery gauge available via WinCE.

• See section 5.3.1 for a description of the available power management states.

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Definitions

External Power

Connected?

Battery

Charge State

Power Status

LED Color

Power Status LED Blink Rate

System Powered OFF

WinCE Running

System In Suspend Mode

Yes No Battery Green Very Slow Blink Yes Charging Green / Red Continuous with Slow Color Blink Yes Fully Charged Green Very Slow

No OK / Not Low Green Slow Blink

No Low Red / Green Continuous with Color Toggle Yes No Battery Green Solid Yes Charging Green / Red Continuous with Color Blink Yes Fully Charged Green Solid

No OK / Not Low Yellow Slow Blink

No Low Red / Yellow Continuous with Color Toggle Yes No Battery Yellow Solid Yes Charging Yellow / Red Continuous with Color Blink Yes Fully Charged Yellow Solid

• Solid: LED is ON continuously.

• Slow Blink: LED is ON 50% of the time, blinking every 2.5 seconds (50% duty cycle, 2.5 sec period).

• Very Slow Blink: Mostly dark with quick blink approx every 5 seconds (~1% duty cycle, 5 sec period).

• Continuous with Slow Color Blink: LED is ON continuously with a 5 sec period, where color 1 is ON for 4.9 sec

and color 2 is ON for 0.1 sec.

• Continuous with Color Blink: LED is ON continuously, with a 2.5 sec period, where color 1 is ON 2 sec, and

color 2 is ON 0.5 sec.

• Continuous with Color Toggle: LED is ON continuously, alternating evenly between the two colors (50% Duty

Cycle, 2.5 sec Period).

4.4 Battery Charging and Replacement

The terminal uses one 5000 mAH Lithium Polymer battery pack. Under normal operating conditions, the battery does not need to be removed. The terminal has an internal charging circuit that will charge the battery whenever the unit is connected to the external AC power adapter.

If the user does want to replace the battery, it may be replaced when the unit is off, or the battery may be hot swapped when the unit is in Suspend mode. To hot swap the battery, save any work in progress and put the unit into Suspend by tapping the power button (or via the Suspend command on the Start Menu). Turn the quick release (quarter-turn) bails on the battery access cover on the rear of the unit. Remove the old battery and replace it with a charged battery within 30 seconds to prevent the unit from shutting down. Replace the battery-access cover and re-fasten it by tightening the quick release bails.

Receptacles

Bails

Receptacles

Bails

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4.4.1 Battery Capacity and Charging

• The capacity estimates in the following table are for a healthy new battery and are worse case

results that reflect continuous use with all power saving options turned off. Actual capacity performance will be much better if the power management features are enabled.

• The battery capacity (hours of use) can be extended significantly by using the power savings

options such as: System Idle or Suspend. These power settings are user programmable and details can be found in Section 5.3 Power Management.

• The charge state of the battery can be observed with the integrated battery gauge features (see

section 5.4).

• The charge time is approximately the same whether the battery is charged with the unit “ON” or

“OFF”.

• When a terminal is left on the shelf in the “OFF” state, the battery will maintain its charge for

approximately one month.

EasyRead (DSV3-EP) EasyVerify (DSV3-SP) 5000 mAH Battery Capacity (hours of use) Battery Charge Time

There is also an internal, rechargeable coin cell battery that powers the Real Time Clock for more than 6 months while the unit is off. This battery is automatically recharged by the system, and does not require any operator service.

P P

5 hours 5 hours 4 hours 4 hours

+ CAUTION! Use ONLY approved replacement batteries and power adapters as provided by Datastrip. + CAUTION! Battery has a risk of FIRE, EXPLOSION, or BURNS. DO NOT: short-circuit the battery

terminals; crush, puncture, disassemble or otherwise damage the battery’s case; operate or charge at temperatures above 40º C or store the battery at temperatures above 100º C; incinerate or immerse in water.

+ DISPOSAL: Always consult and obey all international, federal, provincial/state, and local hazardous waste

disposal laws. Certain jurisdictions require recycling of this spent product.

4.5 Keypad and Function Buttons

The terminal includes a backlit extended QWERTY keypad, and two groups of four backlit function buttons that are vertically aligned along the left side and right side of the LCD display. These two groups of function buttons operate identically, and are initially programmed as standard “F1” through “F4” keys (mapped as cursor / arrow keys). The DSV3 SDK allows these buttons to be software defined (controlled by custom software).

The Navigation Button is located in the center of the unit just under the LCD display and above the QWERTY keypad. The Navigation Button is not a mouse control; however, it allows an operator to navigate through menus and select menu items.

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4.6 Software Input Panel / Keyboard

In addition to the extended QWERTY keypad, there is also a Virtual Input Keyboard (Software Input Panel) that can be used to enter alpha-numeric information. Tap the Software Input Panel icon in the bottom right hand corner of the screen to show or hide the Virtual Input Keyboard / Software Input Panel.

Software Input Panel Icon

4.7 LCD Display & Touch Screen

The LCD is a color-TFT (Thin Film Transistor) active-matrix display, and features white-LED backlighting. There is a resistive touch panel overlay, which should only be operated with the included stylus to help prevent scratching or other damage.

4.8 Fingerprint Sensor

4.8.1 Fingerprint Sensor –NIST FIPS 201/SP 800-76 Compliant

The integrated fingerprint sensor is an 8-bit, grayscale, solid-state, capacitive-touch device that can capture fingerprint bitmap images measuring 256 pixels wide by 360 pixels high at 508 dpi. Images from this sensor can be used for a variety of card holder ID validation purposes, including matching, storage, and extraction of fingerprint minutia templates.

The DSV3 mobile terminals are compliant with fingerprint matching algorithms from a variety of the industry leading vendors such as: Identix, Cogent, Bioscrypt, Motorola, and NEC. However, the Identix algorithm is the only algorithm directly available from Datastrip for the DSV3 terminals at this time.

4.8.2 Fingerprint Sensor Calibration

The fingerprint sensor is factory calibrated and tested on every terminal, however, if recalibration is required for some reason, follow these steps:

• Double tap My Computer and Select Hard Disk/DSV3.

• Double tap the PPCalFt41 utility and press the “Calibrate” button to re-calibrate the fingerprint

sensor. This process may take up to a minute and then a “green” window with a number “1” should appear to indicate the sensor was successfully calibrated.

• Double tap the DsVerifyFpCaptureTest application. In the lower right hand corner select

“UPEK” and click “OK”.

• Use the “Scan” button to test the fingerprint image quality.

4.8.3 Finger Placement Guidelines

It is important to place the finger properly on the sensing area to enable the device to more quickly capture a good fingerprint image. Listed below are the guidelines for proper finger placement.

• Finger placement icons: These two icons pictorially indicate the correct (green) and incorrect

(red) way to align the cuticle of your finger with the points of the finger-placement guide arrows.

• Finger placement guide arrows: These arrows should be used as a guide for alignment of the

cuticle part of the finger as described above.

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4.9 Cleaning the LCD Touch Screen and Fingerprint Sensor

The LCD touch screen and fingerprint sensor require periodic cleaning to remove dirt, oils, grease, dust, and foreign matter.

• Ensure that the terminal power is OFF and unplugged from any external power source.

• Using standard alcohol wipes, gently wipe the surface of the LCD screen and fingerprint sensor

until it appears clear.

• Allow the cleaning solvent to dry completely before turning the unit on again.

4.10 I/O Port Access

The top rubber end cap on the unit snaps open to reveal the CFIO, SDIO, and onboard wired I/O ports. To open the top rubber end cap, pull up from the back edge using the two finger indents. The rubber cap is tethered at two points to prevent it from being lost or misplaced. To close the cover, simply press the cover into place.

Shown below is the I/O connector panel located on the top of the unit. It contains one mini-USB host port, one mini-USB client port, one external Compact Flash (CFIO) slot, one Secure Digital module (SDIO) slot, and the Audio Headset jack.

Secure Digital / SDIO

Compact Flash / CFIO

USB Host Port

4.10.1 USB Ports

There is one USB Host port and one USB client port on the mobile terminal that are accessible under the rubber I/O port cover. These are USB 2.0 High Speed (480 Mbps) ports; however, they are also backwards compatible with USB 1.1 Full Speed (12 Mbps) and Low Speed (1.5 Mbps). Additional USB ports are available on the Docking Station (see section 12).

The USB Host port is used to connect with USB peripheral devices such as a keyboard, a mouse, or flash memory drives.

The USB Client port enables the mobile terminal to connect and communicate with devices such as PCs and servers using Active Sync (see section 0). The USB Client port on the top of the terminal is disabled when the unit is placed in the docking station. There is an alternate USB Client port available on the docking station for use during this situation.

4.10.2 Compact Flash (CFIO) Slot

The terminal has a Type-I/II Compact Flash slot that is accessible under the rubber I/O port cover. It is compatible with a range of CF memory and peripheral devices.

4.10.3 Secure Digital Memory Card (SDIO) Slot

The terminal has an SD slot that is accessible under the rubber I/O port cover. It is optimized (recessed) for Datastrip’s 802.11 peripheral; however, it is a standard SD slot, so a range of SD memory and SDIO peripheral devices may be used.

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