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Handy Terminal

BHT-1260BWB-CE

BHT-1260BWB-CE BHT-1261BWB-CE

BHT-1261BWB-CE BHT-1260QWB-CE

BHT-1260QWB-CE BHT-1261QWB-CE

BHT-1261QWB-CE BHT-1261QWBG-CE

BHT-1261QWBG-CE

User’s ManualUser’s Manual

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Preface

Thank you for using the DENSO WAVE Barcode Handy Terminal BHT-1260BWB-CE/BHT-1261BWB-CE and 2D

code Handy Terminal BHT-1260QWB-CE/BHT-1261QWB-CE/BHT-1261QWBG-CE.

Read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure the proper use of the product and its functions, and keep the manual in a convenient location as a quick reference.

BHT, QR Code, iQR Code, SQRC, and QBdirect are trademarks of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED. Microsoft, ActiveSync, Windows and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation of the US or other countries. The Bluetooth marks by DENSO WAVE is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners

Some of the pixels on the LCD touch screen may not illuminate or stay permanently illuminated. There may also be inconsistencies in color and brightness. None of these factors imply an LCD functional defect.

A thin Newton's ring (rainbow-like patterns) may appear on the touch panel. This does not necessarily indicate a problem with the touch panel.

word mark a nd logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of s uch

Liability Limitations

• DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED does not assume any product liability (including damages for lost profits, interruption of operations, or the loss of business-related information) arising out of, or in connection with, the use of, or inability to use the BHT system software or related manuals.

• DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED (“DENSO WAVE”) tak es reasonable precautions to ensure its products do not infringe upon any patents or other intellectual property rights of other(s), however, DENSO WAVE cannot be responsible for any patent or other intellectual property right infringement(s) or violation(s) ar ising from any of the following.

1) The use of DENSO W AVE's products in connection or in combination with other components, products, devices, data processing systems or software not supplied by DENSO WAVE.

2) The use of DENSO WAVE's products in a manner for which they were not intended nor designed.

3) The modification of DENSO WAVE's products by parties other than DENSO WAVE.

• If it is determined by DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED that malfunction of the product is due to the product having been dropped or subjected to impact, repairs will be made on a reasonable charge even within the warranty period.

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systems or software, and sample programs.

E-mail inquiries

Product related queries can be sent in by e-mail.

Customer Registration and Inquiries

Customer Registration

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• The latest upgrade information

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• Free Web-information service "QBdirect".

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− How to Register

Access the URL below and follow the instructions provided.

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Inquiries

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• BHT product programming method

• Product setup method and usage

• Other technical questions

Inquires relating to the above can be made at our exclusive Web site for registered users (QBdirect). Access the link below to log on or register.

http://www.qbdirect.net/

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About this Manual

• The contents of this manual may be subject to change without prior notice.

• The reproduction or duplication of the whole or part of this manual is strictly prohibited without prior consent.

• Every reasonable effort has been taken to ensure that the inf ormation contained in this manual is complete and

accurate; however, should you notice any questionable points, errors or omissions, please contact DENSO WAVE.

• The copyright for this User’s Manual belongs to DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.

• All screens in this User’s Manual are simulated. Actual screens may differ. File names used are only for

explanation purposes and will not be displayed if file names are not exactly the same.

Manual Contents

This manual consists of the following 9 chapters.

Chapter 1 Outline

Describes the BHT system and overall outline of the BHT.

Chapter 2 BHT Preparation

Describes information and preparations required prior to operation.

Chapter 3 Basic Operation

Describes how to read codes using the BHT, the backlight function, how to use the keypad, and BHT data transmission.

Chapter 4 System Operation

Describes how to operate the desktop, Start menu and System Menu, and how to create wireless network settings.

Chapter 5 Communica tion

Describes technical information on BHT Ethernet communication, Bluetooth wireless communication, and provides details of Microsoft ActiveSync.

Chapter 6 Maintenance

Describes battery replacement, and daily procedures for taking care of the BHT and CU.

Chapter 7 Error Messages

Describes causes and countermeasures for error messages that display during the BHT use.

Chapter 8 Specifications

Describes specifications for hardware, readable codes, and interfaces.

Chapter 9 Appendices

Describes the CU-1200 Series.

communication, and

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(unsuppor ted)

Supported OS versions for this manual

• The manual is intended for the following OS versions.

Edition Revision record OS Version

1200B 1200Q 1200QG

1st - 1.00 2nd Enhanced the BHTSettings features (KEY, Display, StartupConfig), and

added the SIP feature. (Integrated manual edition of the BHT-1200B and BHT-1200Q) 1st Added the BHTSettings features (VGA, WLAN Manager, SQRC, Scanner,

Log Manager and so on) 2nd

3rd Added the reset menu

4th Added the BHT-1200QWBG features. 5th Added "M ulti-press input with timeout" for alphabet input method.

6th Added the description related to the CCX support. 1.11 1.08 1.03 7th Added the description related to the alphabet entry mode 2. 1.13 1.10 1.04 8th Trigger releas e mode is adde d 1.16 1.12 1.05 9th Added the IE address bar hide function, the wireless communication logging

10th Added the SessionKeeper. －－ 1.05

Added the battery charging mode. 1.19 1.19 Modified the BHT backup menu and the Startup Config menu. 1.20 1.20 1.10

11th Modified the G sensor calibration menu. 1.22 1.22 1.11

－ (skipped) －－

Enhanced the BHT Settings features (StartupConfig, Remote Desktop, Log

Manager)

Enhanced the Device Lock features.

Added the Application Launcher feature

Modified control panel features (Regional settings > Uniscribe default,

Terminal Server Client Licenses)

Enhanced the WLAN Manager profile feature

Enhanced the Application launcher feature

Uniscribe in Regiona and Language Settings is changed

[Notes] As a result, the text lay out of t he c omplex text languages (CTL) such

as Thai is changed after OS update.

Refer to Chapter 4, 4.2 Regional and Language Settin gs for mode details.

and the USB setting menu.

Added the error reporting property.

Added the feature that backs up OS settings automatically at power-off to

StartupConfig.

Added the following functions and explanations to WWAN Manager.

(1) PPP authentication method selection function ([DataConnection] tab).

(2) Explanation of automatic pow er restore.

1.02

1.06 1.03

1.07 1.04

－－

1.10 1.07 1.02

1.16 1.12 1.05

1.18

－

－－－－

1.14

－

1.01

1.06

1.10

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Be sure to observe all these safety precautions.

 Read through this manual carefully to use the BHT and CU safely and correctly.

Always keep this manual nearby for easy reference.

 The symbols used in this manual

The symbols used in this manual are used to explain safe and correct use of the product so as to prevent bodily injury and property damage to you and others. Before reading this manual, make sure that you fully understand the meanings of the symbols below.

instructions

Meaning of Symbols

inside the circle, meaning that you should not disassemble.

) with a picture inside alerts you to something you MUST do.

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Handling the battery

Failure to follow all instructions listed below may cause electrical shock, overheating, smoking, fire, or an explosion.

• Do not disassemble or modify the battery.

• Do not use batteries other than the specified ones.

• Do not connect the battery (+) and (-) terminals with a metal object such as a wire.

• Do not carry or store the battery together with metallic ball-point pens, necklaces, coins, hairpins, etc.

• Do not use or store the battery in places exceeding the service or storage temperature.

• Do not expose the battery to fire or heat.

• Do not use or leave the battery near high-temperature locations (60°C or higher) such as a fire or heater.

• Do not put or wet the battery with water or seawater.

• Do not charge the battery near a fire or in direct sunlight.

• Do not charge the rechargeable battery where any inflammable gases may be emitted

• Do not hammer nails into the battery, hit it with a hammer, or step on it.

• Do not subject the battery to strong impact or throw it.

• Do not use a damaged or deformed battery.

• Do not solder directly to the battery.

• Do not put the battery into a microwave oven or high-pressure container.

• During use, charging, or storage of the battery, if any odor comes from the battery, it is overheated,

discolored, deformed, or anything unusual is noticed, remove the battery if in the BHT or charger. Do not use the battery.

• If any battery fluid leaks out from the battery and gets into your eyes or comes into contact with the skin, wash thoroughly with clean water such as tap water without rubbing, and seek medical attention immediately. Failure to follow instruction may result in eye or skin injuries.

• Stop charging if the charge is not completed after the specified time has elapsed.

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peratures, such as inside

The 2D Code Handy Terminal uses a laser light for indicating the scanning range. The intensity of the

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may

LASER LIGHT

Reading Window

BHT-1261QWB BHT-1261QWBG

To System Designers

 In a life-critical system such as a medicines management system, even a simple data error may cause a

potential life-threatening situation. Always design a redundant fail-safe system to protect human lives.

Handling the BHT

Failure to follow all instructions listed below may cause electrical shock, overheating and smoking.

• Do not disassemble or modify the BHT.

• Do not insert foreign objects in the BHT.

• Do not wet the BHT with water or seawater.

• Do not put the BHT into a microwave oven or high-pressure container.

• Do not leave the BHT in places where there are excessively high tem

closed-up automobiles or in places exposed to direct sunlight.

• Do not use or store the battery in places exceeding the service or storage temperature.

• Do not use the BHT with the damaged case.

• Do not use the power supply other than the battery specified by DENSO WAVE.

• Do not poke anyone’s eyes with the stylus that comes with the BHT.

laser light is too low to inflict bodily injury. However, do not stare into beam. You must observe the following precautions when handling the BHT equipped with laser light.

1) Never stare into the reading window.

2) Never point the reading window at someone’s eye. The 2D Code Handy Terminal complies with IEC 60825-1 Ed.2:2007. In accordance with Clause 5 and 6, IEC 60825-1, the following information is provided to the user:

(Laser Light emission window)

Caution – result in hazardous laser light exposure.

DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM

CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT

• If smoke, abnormal odor, noises, or anything unusual is noticed, immediately turn the BHT off and remove the battery from the BHT.

• If the battery fluid leaks out from the battery and gets into your eyes, or comes into contact with the skin, wash thoroughly with clean water such as tap water without rubbing, and seek medical attention immediately. Failure to follow instruction may result in eye or skin injuries.

• Stop charging if the charge does not complete after the specified time has elapsed.

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Handling the BHT

• Do not use excessive force when inserting or removing the rechargeable battery.

Failure to follow all instructions listed below may cause not only incorrect operation, but also overheating, smoking and malfunction.

• When using the hand belt, avoid getting them caught in other objects or entangled them in rotating

machinery.

• Do not use the BHT near wireless devices such as personal radios and ham radios.

• Do not place magnetic cards such as cash cards, credit cards, etc., close to the BHT speaker.

Failure to follow instruction may result in the loss of magnetic data.

• Do not place your ear close to the speaker when sounds are emitted.

Failure to follow instruction may result in hearing loss.

• Do not use the BHT in environments where static electricity can build into significant charges.

• Do not drop the BHT on the floor or subject it to strong impact.

• Do not touch the BHT with greasy hands or gloves.

• Make sure that both the BHT and battery are dry before placing the BHT into the cradle

Failure to follow instruction may result in a fire or electrical shock

• This product is equipped with the connector for a microSD card.

Do not insert anything other than a microSD card. Do not use exces sive strength when inserting the microSD card. Insert the microSD card straight into the slot with the metal contacts facing up and going in first. Failure to follow instruction may damage the microSD card and connector.

• Plugging in the BHT into the CU: Slide the BHT gently into the CU. Make sure that it is placed along the

guides and not tilted or twisted. If the BHT does not easily fit into the CU, please take it out, check the CU and the BHT for interfering obstacles and try again. Never use any force to attach the BHT into the CU.

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Chapter 1

Outline

This chapter describes the system and overall outline of the BHT.

1.1 System Configuration ···································································· 2

1.1.1 Hardware Configuration······································································ 2

1.1.2 Software Configuration ······································································· 3

1.2 Component Names and Functions ··················································· 4

1.2.1 BHT ································································································ 4

1.2.2 CU ································································································· 8

1.2.3 Keypad···························································································· 9

1.2.4 BHT Screen ···················································································· 11

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BHT

Wireless LAN access point Wireless BHT

Ethernet

BHT

Ethernet communication

Bluetooth® enabled

Bluetooth®

communication

CU-1211

CU-1233

USB/RS232C communication

3G/GSM

Wireless base station

1.1 System Configuration

This section describes the hardware and software required for the BHT code data collection system.

1.1.1 Hardware Confi guration

The following figure shows the required hardware for the BHT code data collection system. The required hardware varies depending on the communication used.

(option)

Host computer

BHT (for BHT-1261QWBG-CE only)

devices (option)

communication

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1.1.2 Software Confi gura t ion

[1] BHT Operating System (OS)

Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3

[2] Application Program Development Environment

Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual and BHT Class Library Reference Manual.

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1.2 Component Names and Functions

1.2.1 BHT

②

④

⑦

③

⑤

⑥

⑪

⑨

①

⑧

⑩

⑧

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②

③

④

⑥

⑦

①

⑧

⑤

⑪

⑨

⑩

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④

②

⑬

⑤

⑥

⑫

⑮

⑦

⑭

⑪

⑨

①

③

⑧

⑩

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No. Name Function and Description

① Speaker Emits sounds

LED Indicator Illuminates in red during charging and turns green upon completion of charging.

②

IEEE802.11b/g/n built-in antenna

③

Bluetooth® built-in antenna Communicates with other Bluetooth® enabled devices. LCD (with Touch panel) Displays characters and graphic patterns.

④

Illuminates in blue when the BHT has successfully read a code.

Communicates with the wireless LAN access point.

Enters data by tapping the screen with the stylus.

⑤ Interface port Connects to the CU for charging and communication.

Trigger key To read a code, press this key.

⑥

(This key functions the same as the Scan key.)

⑦ Reading window To read a code, point this reading window at a code. ⑧ Battery cover lock Locks or unlocks the battery cover. ⑨ Battery cover To replace the battery, remove this cover ⑩ Battery Main BHT power source

Hand belt Keeps the BHT secure in the palm of your hand.

⑪

Camera Takes photos

⑫

Built-in GPS antenna Receives GPS signals

⑬

Built-in 3G diversity antenna Communicates via 3G networks

⑭

Interface connector For the wireless WAN (3G/GSM) communication

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⑤ ②

1.2.2 CU

The CU is a battery charger with communication function. The CU-1211 and CU-1233 are for the BHT-1200 Series, and ref erred to as the CU in this manual unless otherwise indicated.

NO. Name Function and Description

① LED Panel

BHT charge terminals and

②

interface terminals

Spare battery charging slot Charges a spare battery.

③ ④ Power inlet connector Use only the dedicated AC adapter (DC12V).

⑤ Interface connector

①

④

Power communication LED

Illuminates in green while the power is ON. Blinks in green during communication.

Spare battery charge LED

Illuminates in red during charging and turns green upon completion of charging.

Power communication LED

BHT charge terminals

Charges a battery.

Interface terminals

Exchanges data with the BHT.

Exchanges data with the host computer or communication station. The CU-1211: Ethernet port (100Base-T). The CU-1233: RS-232C port and USB port

Spare battery charge LED

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1.2.3 Keypad

The BHT key functions can be changed with user programs. The figure below shows an example of settings for each key function.

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Moves a cursor one character to the left and deletes a

No. Key Name Function and Description

①

②

③

④

⑤⑥

⑦

⑧

⑨

Tab key

M1, M2, M3 Magic Keys

Trigger keys

Backspa ce ke y

Scan key

Enter key

Moves a cursor to the next tab stop Can also be used as the M4 key.

・The Shift Key and Enter key functions can be assigned to these

magic keys in the System Menu.

・Characters can be assigned with user programs. Refer to 4.4 Syst em Menu Details for how to use the System

Menu.

Reads a code when pressed. (This key functions the same as a Trigger key.)

character from the current cursor position.

Reads a code when pressed. (This key functions the same as a Trigger key.)

Enters data or executes operations.

⑩

⑪

⑫

⑬

⑭

⑮

⑯

⑰

⑱

Cursor keys/ Function keys

Numeric keys

Escape key

Shift key

Function mode key

Alphabetical mode key

Space key

Function keys Selects functions.

Power key Turns the BHT power ON and OFF.

Moves a cursor, selects menus or functions.

Enters data.

Cancels the operation.

Switches to the shift mode.

Switches to the function mode.

Switches to alphabet entry mode.

Enters space.

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1.2.4 BHT Screen

No SIM card

the ALP mode.

All screens in this User’s Manual are simulated. Actual screens may differ depending on user settings and other factors.

Shows a battery power level.

Note: Taskbar may al so differ from the ac tual screens.

a local area network (wired LAN) connection status when using a CU.

Shows

: The BHT is connected to a wired network.

: The BHT is disconnected to a wired network.

Shows the wireless device status and radio field strength. : Wireless LAN is disconnected or failed to authenticate

→ → → : Vertical bars indicate radio field strength.

Strong → Weak

Shows the Bluetooth

: The Bluetooth® device is ON. (Blue) : The Bluetooth® device is OFF. (Grey)

(

This icon does not show in taskbar by default settings.

To show this icon, change the settings in the System Menu or with user programs.)

Displays the WWAN received signal strength. (Only for BHT-1200QG)

Not D etect → → → → Signal strength level: The number of the blue bars means more stronger signal.

Shows that shift mode is ON.

Shows that function mode is ON.

status.

Shows that the BHT is comm unicating with the computer via Microsoft ActiveSync / Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC).

Shows that alphabet entry mode is ON. (To change entry mode, press the Alpha key.) Refer to the BHT Cl ass Library Reference Manual “Chapter 9 Keyboard” for the input character details while in

Tap this icon while an application is running to display the desktop. Tap again to return the original application screen.

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−

To minimize power consumption, the BHT automatically switches to standby mode after it

not be displayed or refreshed, and the calendar clock may not display the correct date or

Shows the software keyboard status.

: Shows that the software keyboard is activated. : Shows that the software keyboard is deactivated.

Shows that the CPU is in standby mode. (This icon does not show in taskbar by default settings. To show this icon, change the settings in the System Menu or with user programs.)

Shows that the Caps Lock key on the software keyboard is ON.

Tap this icon to display/hide the software keyboard menu.

Keyboard: Tap the "Keyboard" item to display the small software keyboard. LargeKB: T ap the “LargeKB” item to display the large software keyboard. Hide Input Panel: Tap the "Hide Input Panel" item to hide the software keyboard.

This item is enabled if software keyboad is displayed.

Note −

has not been operated for a specified period*. In standby mode, the touch screen is not refreshed, and as a result, icons in the taskbar may

time. * Default is one second, and can be changed to desired time period i n the System Menu

(Refer to “Chapter 4 System Operation”) or by creating user programs. Refer to the "BHT API Reference Manual" or "BHT Class Library Reference Manual” for details of the user program creation method.

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Chapter 2

BHT Preparation

This chapter describes in f or m at io n and pr eparations required prior to operation.

2.1 “BHT Preparation” Procedure························································· 14

2.2 Loading and Charging the Battery ··················································· 14

2.2.1 Loading and Charging the Battery ······················································ 15

2.2.2 Battery Power Level Indicator ···························································· 18

2.2.3 Battery Voltage Drop ········································································ 18

2.3 Attaching the Stylus ····································································· 19

2.3.1 Attach in g t he Stylus ········································································· 19

2.3.2 Holding the BHT ············································································· 19

2.3.3 Using the Stylus ·············································································· 19

2.3.4 How to use the touch screen ····························································· 20

2.4 Initial Setup ················································································ 21

2.5 Turning OFF the Power ································································ 22

2.5.1 Normal Po wer OFF ········································································· 22

2.5.2 Turning the Power OFF after Registry Back-up ····································· 22

2.5.3 Auto Power OFF ············································································· 23

2.6 Resetting and Full Resetting ·························································· 24

2.6.1 Reset ···························································································· 24

2.6.2 Reset Method ················································································· 24

2.6.3 Full Reset ······················································································ 24

2.6.4 Full Reset Method ··········································································· 24

2.6.5 Memory Contents after Reset/Full Reset ············································· 25

2.6.6 Reinstall/Recovery methods of data after Reset/Full reset ······················ 25

2.7 Inserting and removing the microSD/microSIM ·································· 27

2.7.1 Inserting the microSD ······································································ 27

2.7.2 Removing the microSD or microSIM ··················································· 28

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2.1 “BHT Preparation” Procedure

Follow the steps below to prepare the BHT.

2.2 Loading and Charging the Battery

(Page 12)

2.3 Attaching the Stylus

(Page 17)

2.4 Initial Setup

First load and charge the battery.

Attach the stylus to prevent it from being lost.

Calibrate the touch screen and set the calendar clock when the power is turned ON for the first time.

2.2 Loading and Charging the Battery

The battery is not charged when purchased. Charge the battery before using. To charge the battery, use only the CU.

The charge time is approximately 3 hours for the standard rechargeable battery, 4.5 hours for the large-capacity rechargeable battery.

A slightly discharged battery takes less times to fully charge.

Charging Precautions

• Do not touch the BHT, battery, or charger terminals by hand or stain them.

Failure to follow instruction may result in a contact failure or a charging error.

• Never charge the battery near fire or in a high-temperature environment.

High-temperatures may activate the charger protection device to stop charging, or lead to protection device damage, overheating, explosion or fire.

• Stop charging if the charge does not complete after the specified time has elapsed.

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2.2.1 Loading and Charging the Battery

−

Terminal

Battery pull tape

1. Loosen the hand belt.

2. Push down and slide the cover lock to open the cover.

3. Load the battery in the direction shown by the arrow.

4. Replace the cover and slide shut the cover lock.

Point −

Do not pinch the battery pull tape between the battery cover when replacing the cover.

5. Fasten the hand belt to the same fit position.

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Power Communication LED

−

Do not remove the BHT least 3 hours for the rechargeable battery large

when using the BHT for the first time or long unused periods of time

−



for the



・

The Power Communication LED illuminates in green when connected.

Red LED ON

Green LED ON

6. Connect the dedicated AC adapter to the CU (power

inlet connector) and wall socket.

7. Set the BHT in the CU.

8. The BHT beeps sounds, when the LED Indicator turns red, and charging begins.

Point −

9. The BHT indicator LED will change to green

when charging is completed.

Point −

Charging takes approximately 3 hours for the standard rechargeable battery, 4.5 hours

large-capacity rechargeable battery.

A slightly discharged battery takes less time to fully charge. The indic ator LED flashing in red indicates the following causes. The proper action stated below

must be taken.

Abnormal temperature of the battery is detected.

・Charge the battery under the proper temperature (0℃~40℃) ・Avoid places where there are objects generating heat nearby or exposed to direct sunlight. ・Stop charging and replace the battery if there are no objects generating heat nearby.

Charge terminal contact failure ・Wipe any dirt or dust from the charge terminals as described in “Chapter 6 Maintenance” – “6.4 Daily Maintenance”.

Charging is not completed after the specified time has elapsed. ・Always use a dedicated AC adapter to charge the battery.

The battery is broken or the battery life has ended. ・Replace the battery.

from the CU at standard , 4.5 hours for the

-capacity rechargeable battery, after

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−

The BHT has a backup battery to backup the internal memory and calendar clock. The internal Do not remove the

for the first time or

when left unused for long periods

Failure to follow

ing,

explosion



C or higher)



eyes or comes into contact with the

medical

Failure to follow

combustion



−



clock

for the first

for at least 2 days



BHT



regularly

Note −

backup battery first charges when a charged battery is loaded.

battery from the BHT for at least 2 days when using the BHT

or fire.

Never disassemble or modify the battery. Never connect the battery terminals with a metal object such as wire. Never carry or store the battery together with metal object such as necklaces or hairpins. Never expose the battery to fire or heat. Never use or leave the battery in the vicinity of high-temperature locations (60°

such as a fire or heater.

Never put or wet the battery with water or seawater. Never charge the battery near a fire or in direct sunlight. Never hammer nails into the battery, hit it with a hammer, or step on it. Never subject the battery to strong impact or throw it. Never use a damaged or deformed battery. Never solder directly to the battery. If battery fluid l eaks out from the battery and gets into your

skin, wash thoroughly with clean water such as tap water without rubbing, and seek attention immediately. Failure to follow instruction may result in eye or skin injuries.

all instructions listed below may result in charger overheating, smok

instruction below may result in charger overheating, smoking, blowup

Stop charging if the charge does not complete after the specified time has elapsed.

Note −

The BHT is equi pped with a backup battery to backup the internal memory and calendar

in case the battery is removed or the battery voltage falls below the stipulated level. It is therefore necessary to charge the internal backup battery when using the BHT time or when left unused for long periods of time. The backup battery is charged automatically when a fully-charged battery is loaded. To ensure that the backup battery is fully charged, do not remove the battery when using the BHT for the first time or when using it after long periods of time.

Refer to Chapter 6, 6.3 Using the BHT after Long Periods for the details of handling the

after long periods of time.

Avoid storing the battery in high-temperature locations. The battery capacity may decrease. Do not touch the BHT, battery, or charger terminals by hand or stain them.

Failure to follow instruction may result in a BHT malfunction or battery charging failure. It is recommended that any dirt on the battery terminals or BHT batter y terminals be wiped off with a soft, dry cloth.

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The battery power level can be checked

(battery power

level indicator)

he battery power in four

levels. These levels are only

charge

the battery before

Note:

2.2.2 Battery Power Level Indicator

shown in the taskbar . The icon shows t

:The battery power is full. : The battery power is partially used. Charging sooner is better. : The battery power is low and should be charged immediately. : The battery power is completely gone.

Charge immediately or replace with a fully charged battery.

The task bar in this manual varies from the actual BHT LCD screen.

About the Battery Level

• The battery power level indicator is used as a rough estimate of the remaining power. Use this indicator as a guideline.

• The battery power level will vary depending on BHT operation, therefore the actual battery voltage may differ from the battery power level indicator.

• Be sure to charge the battery promptly before the battery power runs out.

with the icon

a rough estimate of battery power, make sure to

running out of power.

2.2.3 Battery Voltage Drop

The message on the right shows up f or approximately 2 seconds and the beeper sounds three times when the battery voltage drops to a level that requires charging or battery replacement. The message and beeper are briefly indicated to alert you only once when a key is pressed or the touch screen is tapped while using the BHT. Then the BHT returns to normal operation. Replace or charge the battery promptly. If the BHT is left without charging the battery, the BHT may perform full-reset automatically and data including files and settings stored in the RAM may be lost.

If the BHT is used without charging or replacing the battery after the above message is shown, the battery voltage drops to a level that stops the BHT operation. Then the screen on the right shows up, the beeper sounds five times, and the power automatically turns OFF. (Depending on the battery level, this message may not show up or the beeper may not sound five times.) Replace or charge the battery immediately when this message shows up. If the BHT is left without charging the battery, the BHT may perform full-reset automatically and data including files and settings stored in the RAM may be lost.

Refer to Chapter 2, 2.6.5 Memory Contents after Reset/Full Reset.

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2.3 Attaching the Stylus

Attach the stylus to the hand belt to prevent it from being lost.

2.3.1 Attaching t he Stylus

Attach the stylus as shown below.

2.3.2 Holding the BHT

Insert your hand into the hand belt and hold the BHT as shown below.

2.3.3 Using t he S tylus

Always calibrate the touch screen before use. The BHT liquid crystal display (LCD) is a touch screen. Buttons, menus displayed on the screen can be selected with the stylus provided. (Refer to Chapter 2, 2.4 Initial Setup.)

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2.3.4 How to use the touch screen

Select the buttons and menus shown on the LCD touch screen with the stylus provided.

Action Description

Tap Means tapping the touch screen once.

Double-tap Means tapping the touch screen quickly twice.

Drag Means moving the stylus to an object while pressing the touch screen.

Long-tap / Hold Means touching the touch screen for several seconds.

• Always use the stylus provided to tap the touch screen. Never use fingernails or any pointed or hard objects, or subject to strong pressure or impact to the touch screen.

Failure to follow instructions may result in damage or a malfunction.

• If dirty, clean the touch screen and stylus tip prior to use.

Failure to follow instruction may result in scratches to the LCD screen or hinder smooth movement of the

stylus.

Similar to a “click” of a computer mouse.

Similar to a “double click” of a computer mouse.

Similar to “dragging” a computer mouse.

Similar to a "right-click" of a computer mouse.

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2.4 Initial Setup

−

Displaying the screen may take time after pressing the power key, but this is not a

Therefore, do not keep pressing the power key than needed or press it

Failure to follow instruc malfunction of the power key.

Power key

Press the power key to turn ON the BHT.

When turning ON the BHT for the first time or after a long period of time, if the dialog box is not displayed, first perform a “full reset” . Refer to Chapter 2, 2.6 Resetting and Full Resetting for details of the full reset method.

Press the power key to turn ON the BHT.

Point −

malfunction of the BHT.

too hard.

tion may cause breakage or

The following screen is displayed when turning ON the BHT.

After turning ON the HHT OS is running (After Power ON / Reset / Full-Reset) (Desktop)

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−

The power does not turn

−

Do not remove the

while the message on the

right is displayed. Failure to

the data stored in the BHT

−

Do not remove the battery while the message on the right is displayed. Failure to

may result

in data stored in the

2.5 Turning OFF the Power

Use one of the following three methods to turn OFF the BHT.

Normal power OFF → Press the power key. Turning the power OFF after registry backup → Hold down the SF key and press the power key for 3

seconds or more.

Auto power OFF → The power turns OFF automatically when the BHT is not

used for a specified length of time.

Point −

2.5.1 Normal Pow e r O FF

Press the power key.

The BHT power turns OFF after the screen on the right is displayed.

Point −

follow instruction may result in a loss of

OFF for 10 seconds once the power turns ON.

battery

2.5.2 Turning t he P ow er O FF aft er Registry Back-up

Hold down the SF key and press the power key for 3 seconds or more.

The message on the right is displayed and registry backup begins. The power turns OFF automatically when the backup is completed.

Point −

BHT being lost.

The Registry is an area in which settings information required for BHT operation is recorded. The OS restores the registry automatically if it is lost. The error message on the right is displayed if the OS fails to restore the registry (because the registry has not been backed up). Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties -[3] File System for details of how to restore the registry default.

follow instruction

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2.5.3 Auto Power OFF

−

Do not remove the Failure to

The power turns OFF automatically when the BHT is not used for the length of time set with the user program. The factory default time is set at 3 minutes when the BHT is shipped. * Refer to Chapter 4 System Operation for details of auto power OFF.

Point −

follow instruction may result in data stored in the BHT being lost.

battery while Auto Power OFF is processing.

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−

Data stored in

unsaved data currentl y

being edited will be lost.

−

All data including files and settings stored in the RAM will be l ost and the RAM will revert to the factory default

Back up any important data to

the "Flash" folder or to the computer before full reset.

Initial

Setup

2.6 Resetting and Full Resetting

2.6.1 Reset

Reset the BHT in the following cases.

• The BHT does not respond to an entry from the touch screen or keys.

• Programs in the BHT malfuncti on for some unknown reason.

2.6.2 Reset Method

With the BHT power ON, press the reset key combination (BKSP + Right Trigger + Power) at the same time. Then release all the keys.

Point −

files will not be lost by resetting. H owever,

2.6.3 Full Re s et

Full reset is required if the problem persists even after resetting.

2.6.4 Full Reset Method

With the BHT power ON, press the full reset key combination (BKSP + ENT + Left Trigger + Power) for more than 1 sec. Then release all keys.

Point −

” when the BHT turns ON after the data in the RAM is deleted.

when performing full reset.

The BHT starts from the “

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2.6.5 Memory Contents after Reset/Full Reset

Reset Full Reset Data in the “FLASH” folder

(on-board FLASH memory) Data in the "Storage Card" folder

(microSD card) Data in other folders Data retained Data erased Contents of the Registry Data retained Data erased Data being edited Data erased Data erased

(Note) If the Registry has been backed up (Refer to Chapter 2, 2.5 Turning OFF the Power.), the backed

up Registry will be used.

Data retained Data retained

(Note)

2.6.6 Reinstall/Recovery methods of data after Reset/Full reset

All data and information except for data in the on-board FLASH memory and microSD card folders will be lost after full reset. Reinstalling applications, registry reset, or recovery of application or registry, are necessary to keep using the BHT. Automatic recovery procedures are explained in the next page. Follow the procedures [1] through [6] for full reset recovery, [5] and [6] for reset recovery after rebooting.

Follow the steps below to skip automatic recovery.

- First, perform a full rest by pressing the full reset key combination (BKSP + ENT + Left Trigger + Power)

+ SCAN key at the same time.

- Then press the SCAN key until the power is turned ON (until "Working" is displayed)

Memory contents are erased except for the FLASH memory and microSD card f older. The registry is also being lost. (Refer to Chapter 2, 2.6.5 Memory Contents after Reset / Full reset) Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties -[3] File System for details of how to restore the registry default.

Follow the steps below to run the application stored in the microSD card when performing full reset or initi al setup. (1) Create a "Setup" folder in the microSD card default folder "Storage Card" (2) Store any applications in "Storage Card\Setup" folder (3) Perform full reset while pressing the ENT key.

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Backup (BHTBackup.exe)

Automatic restore (BHTRestore.exe)

Registry backup Registry automatic

restore (Reg

File autom (Reg

(Reset internally)

Execute program automatically

A Reset

System Properties

Execute program autom (Windows Startup)

Execute program automatically

[ the past functions]

−

The in procedure [4], [5] and [6]

Details of the procedures below can be changed in the BHT Backup menu and Startup Config menu. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties -[11] Data Backup and [12] Startup Configuration.

Procedures

Outlines

Follow the procedures [1] through [6] after full reset, [5] through [6] after reset.

[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[6]

Compatibility with

load.exe)

nd /or

(Warm boot)

atically

atic copy

Back up data (files) and registry using backup tool. Restore backup details automatically when rebooting after full reset. For further details, ref er t o C ha pter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties - [11] Data Backup and [12]

Startup Configuration. “Registry backup” or “Registry auto mati c restore” can be performed independently.

Refer to Chapter 2, 2.5.2 Turning the Power OFF after Registry Back-up. [Note] When [1] “automatic restore” function is activated, the contents backed up using this

“registry backup” function is not automatically restored. Copy files (data) stored in specific folders of the on-board FLASH memory in the order

listed below.

Folders to copy from Folders to copy to Notes \Flash\Startup\Windows \Windows Does NOT copy files in

\Flash\Copyfile \(root folder) Copy files in sub folders

[Note] "\Flash\Copyfile" folder is strongly recommended, and "\Flash\Startup\Windows" should be only used with older series of BHT.

<Example> Folders to copy from <Example> Folders to copy to \Flash\Copyfile\Windows

\Flash\Copyfile\Program Files

Execute the programs automatically including applications stored in the "\Flash\Setup" folder. Execute setup application and install the CAB files, too.

[Specific execution with bat file] Execution order can be defined with the "*.bat" file. [Example autorun.bat]

wceload /noui /delete 0 \Flash\SetUp\dnwa.cab call apl1setup.bat call apl1setup.bat regedit /H /I \Flash\Setup\Regfile\setup.reg

[Note] For further details about registry setup, refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3

-[13] Registry editor. Execute programs automatically including applications stored in "\Windows\Startup".

Execute programs automatically including applicators stored in "\FLASH\Startup"

[Note] This function is used with older BHT series.

Windows Program Files

sub folders.

' CAB Install ' Application1 setup

' Application2 setup ' registry setup

Point −

bat files (*.bat, *.cmd) stored in the following folder are executed as hidden files

if the bat file name starts with ‘_’(underscore). function [4] : “\Flash\Setup” function [5] : “\Windows\Startup” function [6] : “\Flash\Startup”

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2.7 Inserting and removing the microSD/microSIM

−

Insert the microSD Do not use card

microSD card holder

microSIM car holder

microSD card

microSIM card

The microSIM card is available only for the BHT-1261QWBG-CD.

2.7.1 Inserting the microSD

Follow the procedure below to insert the microSD or microSIM card (option) into the BHT.

1. Remove the battery.

2. Slide the microSD or microSIM card holder to the unlock position and then open it.

3. Insert the microSD or microSIM card into the card holder slot.

Point

excessive strength when inserting the microSD or microSIM

, so as not to damage the cards and holders.

or microSIM card straight into the slot.

4. Close the card holder and then slide the cover to the LOCK position.

5. Load the battery.

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−

Always turn the Failure to

−

Insert the microSD Do not use not to damage

microSD card holder microSIM card holde

microSD card microSIM card

2.7.2 Removing the microSD or microSIM

Remove the microSD or microSIM card (option) from the BHT using the following procedure.

Caution −

BHT power OFF before removing the microSD or microSIM card.

follow instruction may result in the loss of data stored in the microSD or microSIM card.

1. Remove the battery.

2. Slide the microSD card holder to the unlock position

and then open it.

3. Remove the microSD card from the holder slot.

Point

or microSIM card straight into the slot.

excessive strength when inserting the microSD or microSIM card, so as

the cards and holders.

4. Close the card holder and then slide the cover to the LOCK position

5. Load the battery.

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Chapter 3

Basic Operation

This chapter describes how to read barcodes using the BHT, the backlight function, how to use the keypad, and BHT data transmission.

3.1 Reading Codes ··········································································· 30

3.2 Turning ON/OFF the Backlight ······················································· 32

3.3 Using the Keypad ········································································ 33

3.3.1 Entering Numerical Data··································································· 33

3.3.2 Entering Alphabet Data ···································································· 33

3.3.3 Using the shift key ··········································································· 34

3.3.4 Using the FN key ············································································ 34

3.3.5 Using the Software Keyboard ···························································· 35

3.4 Transmitting Data ········································································ 36

3.4.1 Ethernet Communication ·································································· 37

3.4.2 USB / RS-232C Communication ························································ 37

3.4.3 Bluetooth® Communication ······························································· 38

3.4.4 Wireless Communication ·································································· 39

3.4.5 3G/GSM Communication (for BHT-1261QWBG-CE only)······················· 39

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−

The barcode

vary

depending on the application. Follow

ided in the

application

−



ange will become



−



not



Power key

Illumination light

Blue LED ON

3.1 Reading Codes

Follow the procedure below to read codes.

1. Turn the BHT ON.

Note −

2. Tap “BhtShell” icon on the desktop.

Then tap “4:Test”, and then t ap “1:SCANNER”.

When turning the BHT on, reading may

be successful immediately.

While reading, the beeping sound may also

be unsuccessful.

3. Press the trigger key.

The BHT emits an illumination light.

4. Point the illumination light toward the barcode

The LED indicator will illuminate in blue when the BHT has read the code successfully.

Barcodes can be read also by pressing the Scan key.

Point −

reading method may

the instructions prov

manual.

BHT-1200BWB Series

BHT-1200QWB/QWBG Series

Note −

Clean dirty labels before reading. The BHT may have difficulty reading codes in direct sunlight. If the barcode is on a curved surface, read the barcode at the center of the illumination light. If the barcode reading window is too f ar away from the barcode, the readable r

narrower than the illumination light range.

Do not use the BHT near any radio equipment such as a personal radio or an amateur radio.

Failure to follow instruction may cause the BHT to malfunction.

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Maximum reading distance is 100cm from the BHT

Direct sunlight,

BHT-1200BWB Series

BHT-1200QWB/QWBG Series

When having difficulty reading codes…

Cause Countermeasure

The BHT may not read a barcode due to Specular reflection

specular reflection when the illumination

light is pointed vertically at a barcode on

the printed surface.

Change the BHT reading angle and try again.

Distance from barcode

Curved surface

Barcode surface dirt

Barcode reading window dirt

ambient light

The BHT may not read a barcode if the

BHT reading window is too close to or too

far from the barcode, even when the

barcode is within the illumination light

range.

The BHT may not read a barcode if the

code surface is curved.

The BHT may not read a barcode if the

code surface is dirty.

The BHT may not read a barcode if the

barcode reading window is dirty.

The BHT may not read a barcode in direct

sunlight or under high ambient light.

Move the BHT slowly toward or away from the barcode and try again.

The illumination light is only a guideline.

reading window.

Read t he barcode at the center of the barcode reading window.

Wipe the dirt from the barcode and try again.

Blow any dust away with an airbrush, and then gently wipe the reading window with a cotton swab or similar soft object.

Read codes away from direct sunlight. Try adjusting the brightness of the ambient light when reading codes indoors.

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−

Backlight OFF or dim

Backlight ON

If no key is pressed more than seconds.*

Press any key or tap the touch screen.

the CU.

Hold down the and pre

Hold down the key and press the M3 Key.

Hold down the

key and press the Key.

SF key

2 3

3.2 Turning ON/OFF the Backlight

To turn the backlight ON or OFF, hold down the SF key and press the M3 key.

(backlight function enabled)

SF key

ss the M3 Key.

for

M3 key

(backlight function disabled)

* More than 1 minute if the BHT is placed in

Point −  Auto OFF time can be changed with user programs.

 The backlight can also be turned ON or OFF in the Backlight settings menu instead of pressing

the SF key and M3 key.

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3.3 Using the Keypad

ALP key

Yes Yes (default)

ALP key

3.3.1 Entering Numerical Data

The default entry mode is numeric, enabling numbers written on the top of numeric keys to be entered. To enter “120” for example, press the “1”, “2” and “0” keys sequentially. To delete the wrong number entered, press the BKSP key and then re-enter the correct number.

Numeric entry mode can be also switched with the program. Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual or BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details.

3.3.2 Entering Alphabet Data

The alphabet character assigned to the key will be entered while in the alphabet entry mode. Alphabet entry mode changes every time the ALP key is pressed, in the order as shown in the chart below.

Numeric entry mode (default)

Is alphabet entry mode 2

enabled?

(default)

The alphabet entry modes changeable by the ALP key can be selected from the key menu in the System Properties or by using a user program. Refer to Chapter 4 System Operation- 4.4.3 System Properties- [5] Key for the key m enu details, the BHT API reference manual or the BHT Class Library reference manual for the programming details.

ALP key

Alphabet entry mode 2

Is alphabet entry mode

enabled?

Alphabet entry mode

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3.3.3 Using the shift key

The SF key is used in combination with other keys such as the numerical keys or power key for special input procedures. When the SF key is pressed, the keypad is switched to the SF key mode.

Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual or BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details.

There are two SF key modes –-“Nonlock mode” and “Onetime mode”. “Nonlock mode”: The keypad stays in the SF mode while the SF key is held down. “Onetime mode” : The keypad is in the SF mode only once each time the SF key is pressed

The default is “Nonlock mode”.

The SF key mode can be changed in “System Properties”.

Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties – [5] key.

The SF key mode can also be changed with the user program.

Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual or BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details.

3.3.4 Using the FN key

The FN key is used to activate the function keys such as the F5 to F12 keys which are printed in blue on the keypad. When the FN key is pressed, the keypad is switched to the FN key mode. There are two FN key modes –-“Lock mode (default)” and “Onetime lock mode”.

For example; To use the F9 key, first press the FN key and then press the F1 key.

In the lock mode, the F5 to F12 keys are activated until the FN key is pressed again. In the onetime lock mode, the F5 to F12 keys are activated only once each time the FN key is pressed.

The FN key mode can be changed in the System Properties.

Refer to Chapter4, 4.4.3 System Properties – [5] key.

The FN key mode can also be changed with the user program. Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual or BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details.

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3.3.5 Using the Software Keyboard

Software keyboard

Tap the software keyboard status icon in the taskbar or hold down the SF key and press the M2 key to display/hide the software keyboard.

Tap the keys on the software keyboard to enter data.

Software keyboard status icon

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A wireless local area network between the BHT and wireless LAN access point is required to BHT

Wireless LAN access point Wireless BHT

Ethernet

BHT

Ethernet communication

Bluetooth®–enabled

Bluetooth®

communication

CU-1211

CU-1233

3G/GSM

wireless base station

3.4 Transmitting Data

Ethernet, USB / RS-232C, Bluetooth to the host computer. The data transmission method and BHT setting method varies depending on the system used, contact the system administrator for operation details

Request

Upload the data collected by the BHT to the host computer as soon as possible.

BHT (for BHT-1261QWBG-CE only)

communication

or wireless communication* can be used to transmit data collected by the BHT

(option)

Host computer

devices (option)

communicate via the wireless LAN.

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3.4.1 Ethernet Communication

Ethernet

CU-1211

BHT

CU-1233

USB / RS232C communication

BHT

The CU-1211 connects to the host computer via ethernet. Place the BHT in the CU-1211 to transmit data.

Requests Handling the CU-1211

• Use a category 5 (Cat 5) Ethernet cable or higher when connecting the CU-1211 to 100BASE-TX networks. Using other cables may cause communication farilure.

• Do not forcibly insert the Ethernet cable plug or pull the Ethernet cable strongly.

Failure to follow the insturction may result in damage to the connector or cable.

• The MAC address is written on the backside of the CU-1211.

• Connect the Ethernet cable to the CU-1211 before using Ethernet communication via the CU-1211.

Host Computer

3.4.2 USB / RS-232C Communication

The CU-1233 connects to the host computer via USB / RS-232C connection. Set the BHT in the CU-1233 to transmit data.

The BHT RS-232C interface has no signal lines for ActiveSync / WMDC, therefore the BHT cannot transmit data with ActiveSync / WMDC by directly connecting to the hostcomputer.

Host Computer

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BHT

3.4.3 Bluetooth® Communication

The Bluetooth interface permits wireless communications with other Bluetooth®-enabled devices.

The BHT supports the following profiles:

- DUN-DT

- Generic Access

- Serial-DevA

- Serial-DevB

- Service Discovery

- FTP

- OPP

- A2DP

[Notes]

The other profiles like HSP, HID and PAN are not supported.

Request

• Pointing the BHT toward the other devices may improve communications over the link.

• Do not cover the antenna area with metal-evaporated tape or by hand.

This may result in communication failures.

Bluetooth®-enabled devices

Bluetooth®

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3.4.4 Wireless Communication

Wireless communication

Wireless L

Ethernet

3G/GSM

Wireless base station

Wireless communica tio to the host computer via the wireless LAN access point.

A wireless local area network between the BHT and wireless LAN access point is required to communicate with the wireless LAN a cces s point .

Host Computer

Requests

• Point the BHT toward the access point to improve wireless communication.

• Do not cover the antenna area with metal-evaporated tape or by hand, this may result in communication

failures.

• Communication may not be possible at the following locations.

1. Near devices operating on the s ame 2.4GHz waveband as the BHT, such as microwave ovens, industrial heating equipment, or high-frequency medical equipment.

2. Near computers or household appliances such as refridgerators that emit electromagnetic noise.

3. Near metallic objects, in places with high levels of metallic dust, in rooms surrounded by m et al walls (metallic influence), or places where the BHT may be subject to strong impact.

Access Point

BHT

3.4.5 3G/G SM Communication (for BHT-1261QWBG-CE only)

The BHT transmits data using the 3G/GSM cellular networks via a wireless base station. A contract with a service provider and SIM card are required in order to use the 3G/GSM data communication service.

communication

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Chapter 4

System Operation

This chapter describes how to operate the desktop, Start menu and System Menu, and how to make wireless network settings.

4.1 Desktop····················································································· 42

4.2 Start Menu ················································································· 46

4.3 System Menu Outline ··································································· 63

4.3.1 System Menu Structure ···································································· 64

4.4 System Menu Details ··································································· 68

4.4.1 Execute Program Menu ···································································· 68

4.4.2 Communication Menu ······································································ 69

4.4.3 System Properties ··········································································· 78

4.4.4 Test ····························································································· 119

4.4.5 Explorer ······················································································· 119

4.4.6 System Information ······································································· 119

4.5 Wireless Network Settings··························································· 120

4.5.1 Wireless LAN Menu ······································································ 120

4.5.2 Information menu ··········································································· 120

4.5.3 Network menu ··············································································· 121

4.5.4 Settings menu ·············································································· 122

4.5.5 Profiles menu ··············································································· 125

4.5.6 Link menu ··················································································· 136

4.5.7 Ping menu ··················································································· 137

4.6 Bluetooth Manager ···································································· 140

4.6.1 Main window description ································································· 140

4.6.2 Device Inquiry ··············································································· 141

4.6.3 Device pairing················································································ 142

4.6.4 Properties and configuration····························································· 143

4.6.5 Remote devices services ································································· 146

4.6.6 Disconnection management ····························································· 153

4.6.7 Service connection shortcuts ···························································· 153

4.6.8 Version information ······································································· 155

4.6.9 Exit the Bluetooth Manager ······························································ 155

4.7 WWAN Manager······································································ 156

4.7.1 WWAN Manager menu ··································································· 156

4.7.2 General ························································································ 157

4.7.3 DataConnection ············································································· 158

4.7.4 Security ························································································ 159

4.7.5 Bands ·························································································· 161

4.7.6 Info ······························································································ 161

4.7.7 Ping ··························································································· 162

4.7.8 Exit the WWAN Manager ································································· 163

4.7.9 Automatic Power Restore ································································ 163

4.7.10 Error Message ··············································································· 163

4.8 Scanner Reading Parameters ······················································ 164

4.8.1 Top Menu ····················································································· 164

4.8.2 Read Mode ··················································································· 164

4.8.3 Read Code ··················································································· 165

4.8.4 Data Edit ······················································································ 169

4.9 Hard Test Menu ········································································ 171

4.9.1 HardTest Menu ·············································································· 171

4.10 BHT Photo ··············································································· 180

4.10.1 Taking Still Images ········································································· 181

4.10.2 Changing the image save folder ························································ 181

4.11 Application Launcher ································································· 182

4.11.1 Main menu ···················································································· 182

4.11.2 Initial setup ··················································································· 182

4.11.3 User mode ································ ···················································· 183

4.11.4 Administrator mode ········································································ 184

4.12 Session Keeper ········································································ 192

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 Note 

Files in the FLASH or Storage Card folder are deleted directly from the BHT memory, not stored in the Recycle Bin.

4.1 Desktop

The windows desktop is displayed after the initial setup. (Refer to Chapter 2, 2.4 Initial Setup.)

The following is an explanation of all the icons on the desktop.

The icons on the desktop are application icons, and start up a program by double tapping each icon.

My Device / My Documents

“My Device” is used to see file information and programs inside the BHT. To open, double tap the My Device icon.

“My Documents” is also used to see file information inside the BHT. To open, double tap the My Documents icon.

Recycle Bin

“Recycle Bin” stores deleted files from the BHT memory. To see deleted files, double tap the Recycle Bin icon.

To recover deleted files from the Recycle Bin, select the file to recover and tap [File(F)] – [Restore(E)].

To delete specific files in the Recycle Bin from the BHT memory, select the file to delete and tap [File(D)] – [Delete(D)].

To delete all files in the Recycle Bin from the BHT memory, select all files and tap [File(D)] – [Empty Recycle Bin(B)].

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BhtShell

FullScreen

“BhtShell” is a system menu launcher that provides easy access to the system menus. To start up the system menu, double tap the BhtShell icon. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4 System Menu Details.

“FullScreen” is an Internet Explorer without a menu bar, address bar and status bar. Full Screen Internet Explorer has the same functions as a standard Internet Explorer.

Full Screen Internet Explorer displays the screen shown on the right when the BHT is disconnected from the network (LAN / WLAN / …). To reconnect the BHT to the server, press the following function keys. F4 :Reconnects to the current URL F12 : Reconnects to the “Start Page” in Internet Options >General tab.

Refer to BHT Web Browser Plug-in Reference Manual, chapter 2. Web browser settings for more details.

- Close control of “FullScreen”

- Plug-in settings (enable/disable)

- Error control (enable/disable)

- Function key assignment (only for FullScreen)

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 Note 

Before using Internet Explorer, set up the wireless settings and open the wireless device.

Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties – [17] Wireless LAN, or 4.5 Wireless Network Settings.

Internet Explorer

“Internet Explorer” is used to browse web pages. To run Internet Explorer, double tap the Internet Explore icon.

Internet Options “Internet Options” is used to set up internet settings. Select [View(V)] – [Internet Options(O)] from the Internet Explorer menu to

open the Internet Options.

To set up the Internet connection settings, tap the Connection tab.

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Media Player

“Media Player” is used to play windows media and MP3 files. To play digital media files, double tap the Media Player icon.

Microsoft WordPad

“Microsoft WordPad” is the basic word processor in windows. To use WordPad, double tap the Microsoft WordPad icon.

Remote Desktop Connection

“Remote Desktop Connection” is used to control other computers remotely. To connect to a remote computer, double tap the Remote Desktop Connection icon.

Refer to the BHT RDP Plug-in Reference Manual to control local devices such as barcodes, beeper, LED and so on for the BHT operating in the Microsoft Windows terminal service / desktop environments.

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4.2 Start Menu

Start menu is used to run programs installed in the BHT and set up system settings.

The following is an explanation of all the functions in the start menu.

Tap the button in the bottom left corner of the desktop to open the start menu.

App Launcher

The Application Launcher is an application guard tool that is used to restrict the use of applications for the BHT end users in order to ensure smooth BHT operation. In the Start menu, tap Programs > App Launcher > AppLauncher to start up the AppLauncher program.

Refer to Chapter 4, 4.11 Application Launcher.

BHT Photo

“BHT Photo” is used to take photos with the BHT. In the Start menu, tap Programs > BHTPhoto > BHTPhoto to start up the BHTPhoto program.

Refer to Chapter 4, 4.10 BHT Photo.

Terminal

In the Start menu, tap Programs > Communication > Terminal to open the Terminal window. Double tap the Make New Session icon and follow the instructions given by the wizard. .

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kbifCE

kbifCE icon

“kbifCE” is a keyboard interface software program to display a virtual keyboard (software keyboard) on the screen. The virtual keyboard provides the use of the stylus for data entry.

To use the virtual keyboard, tap Programs > kbifCE > kbifCE in the Start menu. The kbifCE icon is shown and stays active in the task bar.

Refer to the BHT-CE kbifCE User's Guide.

Session Keeper（Available only for BHT-1261QWBG-CE）

In the Start menu, tap Programs > SessionKeeper > SessionKeepr to open the application. Refer to Section 4.12 Session Keeper in Chapter 4 System Operation.

Command Prompt

“Command Prompt” is a windows command processor, and is used to execute entered commands.

In the Start menu, tap Programs > Command Prompt to open the command prompt window.

The following programs can also be started in the start menu.

Internet Explorer

In the Start menu, tap Programs > Internet Explorer to run Internet Explorer. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.1 Desktop –Internet Explorer.

Media Player

In the Start menu, tap Programs > Media Player to run Media Player. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.1 Desktop – Media Player.

Microsoft WordPad

In the Start menu, tap Programs > Microsoft WordPad to run Microsoft WordPad. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.1 Desktop – Microsoft WordPad.

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 Note 

When connecting the BHT to the (remote) host computer via a windows network, set the time and date of the BHT properly.

If both the BHT and the (remote) host computer do not have the same date and time, the BHT may not log into the (remote) host computer.

Remote Desktop Connection

In the Start menu, tap Programs > Remote Desktop Connection to run Remote Desktop Connection. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.1 Desktop – Remote Desktop Connection.

Windows Explorer

“Windows Explorer” is used to browse files and folders inside the BHT. In the Start menu, tap Programs > Windows Explorer to run Windows Explorer. The Windows Explorer first opens the My Device. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.1 Desktop – My Device.

Favorites

“Favorites” is used to view a list of registered files in the favorites folder. To add a file to the favorites folder, create a shortcut of the file in the “\Windows\favorites” folder.

Documents

“Documents” is used to view a list of recently used files. To add a file to the Documents folder, use the SHAddToRecentDocs(D) standard API. Refer to the help menu in application development tools for further details on SHAddToRecentDocs(D).

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Control Panel

Checkbox

Value

Description

Checked 0

Continuously ON

1 to 600

1 to 600 seconds

Unchecked

Backlight OFF

“Control Panel” is used to set up a windows operating environment. In the Start menu, tap [Settings(S)] – [Control Panel(C)] to open Control Panel.

Backlight

“Backlight” is used to change the backlight settings. To open the Backlight menu, double tap the Backlight icon in the Control Panel .

General tab- Backlight (*1)

“General” tab is used to change the following general settings. Tap the General tab in the Backlight menu to change the General settings.

Enable: Turns the backlight ON when any key is pressed or the screen is

tapped.

Disable: Turns the backlight OFF when any key is pressed or the screen

is tapped.

(*1) The backlight ON/OFF keys (SF key + M3 key) overrides the above backlight settings.

Whenever the backlight ON/OFF keys (SF key + M3 key) are pressed, the backlight switches between ON and OFF regardless of the backlight settings in this menu. Refer to Chapter 3, 3.2 Turning ON/OFF the Backlight for details of the backlight ON/OFF keys.

General tab - Specify the illumination time (sec)

Set the backlight ON time in seconds. The backlight is turned ON for a specified period of time when any key is pressed or the screen is tapped.

Battery Power: Backlight ON time duration when the BHT is not placed in the CU. External Power: Backlight ON time duration when the BHT is placed in the CU.

General tab - Select the illumination part

Select the part to be illuminated when turning ON the backlight with the user application. None LCD Keypad LCD and Keypad

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“LCD/Keypad” tab is used to change the LCD/Keypad brightness, power save level and keypad backlight ON timing. To change the settings, tap the LCD/Keypad tab in the Backlight menu.

LCD/Keypad tab - LCD Backlight

ON Level

Select the LCD brightness from the following four levels.

Off Low Bright (Dark) Mid Bright High Bright (Bright)

Power Save Level

“Power save Level” is used to save battery power when the BHT is not in use for a period of time specified in the General tab – “Specify the illumination time (sec)”.

Select “Dim” or “Off”.

Dim: Dim (Backlight stays ON faintly.) Off: Backlight turns OFF.

LCD/Keypad tab - Keypad Backlight

Select when the keypad backlight is turned ON.

Key press or Screen tap: The backlight is turned ON when any key is pressed or the screen is tapped. Key press: The backlight is turned ON when any key is pressed. Disable: The backlight is turned Always ON.

BHTSettings

“BHTSettings” is used to access to the system properties of the BHT. Double tap the “BHTSettings” icon in the Control Panel to open the System Properties menu. Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties.

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Error Reporting

"Error Reporting" is creates an error information when an error occurs in applications.

Enabling Error Reporting is recommended when developing applications.

Using Windows CE Dump Viewer in a host computer together with this function helps early detection and solution of application problems.

Access to Microsoft HP or MSDN for further details.

An error information is created in the Windows\DumpFiles folder when an application error is detected.

A folder is created as shown on the left each time when an error occurs,

To see error details, copy log files from these folers to a computer then view the error details by using Windows CE Dump Viewer.

The following example shows that errors occurred in EXCEPTIONTEST.EXE.

[Reference URL] http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=15935

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 Note 

Allocate the memory between “Storage memory” and “Program memory” based on the operating

requirements. Depending on the memory allocation (e.g., insufficient

program execution space), the BHT may not operate normally.

PC Connection

System

“PC Connection” is used to connect the BHT to a computer.

To change the BHT connection to the computer, double tap the PC Connection icon in the Control Panel to open the PC Connection Properties. Then tap the “Change Connection…” button to change the connection method.

“System” is used to change the windows System Properties.

To open the windows System Properties, double tap the System icon in the Control Panel

Tap “General” tab to open the General menu. General menu shows the basic windows system information.

Tap “Memory” tab to open the Memory menu. The Memory menu is used to check the memory allocation and free space of the RAM memory, and change the RAM memory allocation.

Power

Double tap the Power icon in the Control Panel to open the Power Properties menu. “Wakeup” tab is used to set up when the BHT wakes up from a powered off state.

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Stylus

“Stylus” is used to change the stylus settings. To open the Stylus Properties, double tap the Stylus icon in the Control Panel. In “Double-Tap” tab menu, the double tapping speed of the stylus can be changed.

In “Calibration” tab menu, the screen can be recalibrated when the BHT is not responding properly to the stylus taps.

To recalibrate the touch screen, tap the “Recalibrate” button Then follow the instructions displayed on the screen.

Dialing

“Dialing” is used to set up the telephone line settings. To open the Dialing Properties, double tap the Dialing icon in the Control Panel.

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Contact your network administrator for the IP addresses.

Network and Dial-up Connection

“Network and Dial-up Connection” is used to connect the BHT to a network for uploading and downloading files from a remote location.

Double tap the Network and Dial-up Connection icon in the Control Panel.

Then, double tap the “Make New Connection” to create a new network

connection. Enter a new connection name and choose a connection type by following the instructions given by the wizard.

Connection type:

USB Serial :Connects to a network via a cradle USB LAN / SMSC95001 :Connects to a network via a cradle LAN

WLAN / PASS-TIWLNAPI1 :Connects to a network via a Wireless LAN

The LAN and WLAN icon in the Network and Dial-up Connection window are used to set the “IP address” and “name servers”. When the BHT connects to a network via a cradle LAN or wireless LAN, set the “IP address” and “name servers” as necessary. To open the “IP address” and “name servers” settings, double tap the LAN icon or WLAN icon whichever the BHT is connecting to.

To set the IP address, tap the “IP Address” tab.

Obtain an IP address via DHCP:

Select this option to automatically obtain an IP address (dynamic IP address) from the DHCP server.

Specify an IP address:

Select this option to manually enter an IP address (static IP address).

To set the IP address for the name server, tap the “Name Servers” tab.

Primary DNS : Enter the IP address for the Primary DNS server. Secondary DNS : Enter the IP address for the Secondary DNS server. Primary WINS : Enter the IP address for the Primary WINS server. Secondary WINS : Enter the IP address for the Secondary WINS server.

Owner

“Owner” is used to set up the owner properties (such as the user name, password and domain name) that is required to access the network resource. To set up the Owner properties, double tap the “Owner” icon in the Control Panel, then tap the “Network ID” tab.

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Volume and Sounds

 Note 

The vibrator can be controlled by adjusting the sound volume in the “Volume” tab. Level 0 (1st position from the left) : The vibrator is disabled Level 1 (2nd position from the left) : Low level vibration

“Volume & Sounds” is used to change sound settings and adjust the sound volume. To change the volume and sounds, double tap the “Volume & Sounds” icon in the Control Panel.

In the “Volume” tab, the following settings can be changed. To change the settings below, tap the “Volume” tab.

 Sounds volume adjustment (0 to 5)  Event sound enable/disable  Application sound enable/disable  Notification sound enable/disable  Key clicks  Screen taps  Trigger Key clicks

In the “Sounds” tab, sounds for various events can be changed. To change the settings, tap the “Sounds” tab.

In the “Application” tab, the following settings can be changed. To change the settings, tap the “Application” tab.

Select one of the following three patterns to notify code scanning completion, application and system warning. Beeper : Beeper only (default) Vibration : Vibrator only Beeper/Vibration : Beeper and Vibrator

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“Output Device” tab is used to select an audio output device that emits sounds for the BHT.

To select an audio output device, tap the “Output Device” tab. Then choose “Speaker” or “Receiver”.

“Input Device” tab is used to adjust the microphone volume when the microphone is used as an input device.

To adjust the microphone volume, tap the “Input Device” tab. Then use the slider to adjust the volume level.

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Regional and Language Settings

 Note 

The year can be set from 2000 to 2099.

- Notes -

Default of Uniscribe is changed from "checked" to "unchecked" in this OS version. As a result, the text layout of the complex text languages (CTL) such as Thai is changed after OS update. Check this box to enable Uniscribe after OS update if any one of the complex script languages listed at the following URLs (Microsoft MSDN) is used for an application.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee491922(v=winembedded.60).aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa912899.aspx

“Regional and Language Settings” is used to change the display

language and the format that windows uses to display dates, times, currency, values and Uniscribe for complex text layout. (for example Thai language).

To change the settings, double tap the “Regional and Language Settings” icon in the Control Panel.

Uniscribe: Check this box when displaying complex text languages

(CTL) such as Thai.

Date/Time

“Date/Time” is used to set the date, time, time zone and automatic adjustment for daylight saving time. To change the settings, double tap the “Date/Time” icon in the Control Panel.

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 Note 

Recalibrate the G sensor if the auto-rotate screen does not work properly. Refer to 4.4.3 System Properties – [8] G sensor.

Display

“Display” is used to change the display settings to customize the desktop. To change the display settings, double tap the “Display” icon in the Control Panel.

“Background” tab in the Display properties is used to change the desktop background (wallpaper). To change the desktop background, tap the “Background” tab.

“Appearance” tab in the Display properties is used to customize the desktop appearance. To change the desktop appearance the way you want, tap the “Appearance” tab.

The BHT has a G sensor that provides an automatic rotation screen to match the orientation of the BHT.

To set the screen to automatically rotate, check the “Auto-rotate screen” check box in the “Rotation” tab.

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 Note 

Gestures* are always active regardless of the above settings, whether the "Use gestures for...," check box is checked.

* Gestures refer to special stylus movements that enable special input methods in the software keyboard as shown on the right.

 Note 

HVGA mode is recommended particularly when changing the BHT settings.

Some system setting tools such as the “Wireless LAN” (in the System Properties < BHTShell) are built for the HVGA screen.

If the QVGA mode is selected when a system setting tool is used, the display images of these tools exceed the actual screen size.

“Resolution” tab in the Display properties is used to change the screen resolution. To change the resolution settings, tap the “Resolution” tab and select the resolution mode.

Resolution mode: HVGA (width 320 x height 480 pixels) (default) QVGA (width 240 x height 320 pixels) H1.5 (width 320 x height 320 pixels) VGA (width 480 x height 640 pixels)

The settings are affected after the reset.

When QVGA mode is selected for the first time, the calibration screen shown on the right is displayed after the BHT is reset. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen to calibrate the touch screen.

Input Panel

“Input Panel” is used to change the software keyboard settings. To change the settings, double tap the “Input Panel” icon in the Control Panel.

The “Options…” button in the Input Panel tab is used to switch the key size of the software keyboard between “Large” and “Small”. To change the settings, tap the “Options…” button in the Input Panel tab.

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Network and Dial-up Connection

“Network and Dial-up Connection” is used to connect the BHT to a network for uploading and downloading files from a remote location.

To set up the network settings, tap [Settings(S)] – [Network & Dial-up Connection(N)] in the Start menu,

The Network and Dial-up Connection can also be accessed from the Control Panel. Refer to –Chapter 4, 4.2 Start Menu – Control Panel.

Task Bar and Start Menu

“Taskbar and Start Menu” is used to customize the taskbar and start menu appearance. To change the settings, tap [Settings(S)] – [Taskbar and Start Menu(T)] in the Start menu, In the “General” tab, the taskbar appearance can be changed.

Help

“Help” is used to browse the Windows CE Help. To browse the Windows CE Help contents, tap [Help(H)] in the Start menu,

Run

“Run” is used to directly run an application or open a file. To run an application or open a file, tap [Run(R)…] in the Start menu.

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Reset

- Note -

The BMP files saved as output data consume large amount of memory. For this reason, using the screen capture tool during the BHT operation is not recommended.

“Reset” is used to perform a reset or full reset. Tap [Reset(E)] in the Start menu to open the Reset menu.

To perform a reset, uncheck the check box (□Full reset) then tap “Yes” button. To perform a full reset, check the check box (☑Full reset) then tap “Yes” button.

Screen capture tool (captbht.exe)

Captures screen images. The screen images captured can be utilized for creating documents such as an application manual.

To open the screen capture tool,

1. Tap the “Desktop > Start > Run… , [Run]” in the Start menu

2. Enter “captbht” in the Run dialog then tap the “OK” button.

To capture a screen image, press the [F3] key. The BHT beeps twice when a screen image is captured. The captured screen image is saved as a BMP file in the folder created under the temp folder. Copy this BMP file to the computer to utilize it.

To close the screen capture tool, press the [F4] key. The BHT beeps once when the tool is closed.

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Remote Display Application

The Remote Display Application is a tool that displays a BHT screen on a computer and manipulates the BHT via network. The following application files “CERDISP.exe” and “CERHOST.exe” must be run respectively on the BHT and the host computer in order to manipulate the BHT remotely.

BHT : Remote Display Application CERDISP.exe PC : Remote Display Utility CERHOST.exe

Remote Display Application CERDISP.exe Follow the steps below to run the Remote Display Application on the BHT.

1. Tap the “Desktop > Start > Run… , [Run]” in the Start menu

2. Enter “cerdisp” in the Run dialog (fig.1) then tap the “OK” button.

3. Tap the “Start” button in the start confirmation dialog (fig.2). The desktop shown in fig.3 is displayed after the application is launched. To skip the start confirmation dialog (fig.2), enter “cerdisp -c” in the Run dialog (fig.1) instead of “cerdisp”.

Run dialog (fig.1) Start confirmation dialog (fig.2) Desktop after the cerdisp

Remote Display Utility CERHOST.exe Follow the steps below to run the Remote Display Utility on the computer.

1. Copy the “cerhost.exe” which comes with the SDK(SDK\Tools\CERHOST folder) to the computer.

2. Run the “cerhost.exe”. The Cerhost screen (fig.4) is displayed.

3. Select the “Connect…” from the “file” menu. The connect dialog (fig.5) is displayed.

4. Select the BHT to connect from the active target device list shown on the connect dialog, then tap the

“OK” button. The BHT desktop shown in fig.6 is displayed on the computer after the application is launched. The computer can manipulate the BHT with this BHT desktop.

Cerhost screen (fig.4) Connect dialog (fig.5) BHT desktop (fig.6)

is launched (fig.3)

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4.3 System Menu Outline

Numeric keys ENT key Tab key Cursor keys ESC key

Opens a menu when the menu number is pressed. Opens a focused menu (*). Moves a focus.

Returns to the previous screen. (**)

The System Menu provides easy access to perform common tasks such as running programs, communication setup and system setup. The System Menu lists the menus with a corresponding number (menu number).

To open the System Menu, double tap the “BhtShell” icon on the desktop.

To open each menu in the System Menu, tap a menu button with the stylus or press a menu number with the keypad.

To exit the System Menu, tap the or button on the top right corner of the System Menu window.

The keys below functions the same in all menus.

* The currently selected menu. In the screen above, the [1:Execute Program] is focused. ** The ESC key function is disabled in the System Properties menu and Explorer menu. Refer to 4.4 System Menu Details, 4.4.3 System Properties, or 4.4.5 Explorer.

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Double tap the “BhtShell” shortcut icon on the desktop to start up the System Menu.

Runs selected applications and opens selected folders or files. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.1 Execute Program Menu)

Communicates with the host computer. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.2 Communication Menu)

Sets up various settings that control how the BHT works. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties)

Menu [1]

Menu [2]

Menu [3]

ESC key

4.3.1 System Menu Structure

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Performs various hardware tests. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.7 Hard Test Menu)

Runs Explorer. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.5 Explorer)

Displays system information. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.6 System Information)

Menu [4]

Menu [5]

Menu [6]

ESC key

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SHIFT + 0 key

SHIFT + 1 key

ESC key

Resets the backup battery discharge count.

Sets the ActiveSync/WMDC auto connection via a USB to either ON or OFF.

Sets up various settings that control how the BHT works. (Refer to Chapter 4, 4.4.3 System Properties)

SHIFT + 2 key

Selects the notification devices (LED, Beeper or both) to notify that the BHT is turned on by the power key.

Advanced System Menus that are not in the System Menu

Open the System Properties menu. Then hold down the SHIFT key and press the corresponding numerical key.

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SHIFT + 8 key

Selects the charging mode when charging a battery while the BHT is turned off (in suspend mode).

ESC key

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4.4 System Menu Details

The following is an explanation of all the functions in the System Menu.

4.4.1 Execute Program Menu

“Execute Program” is used to run applications and open folders or files.

1. Tap “1: Execute Program” in the System Menu.

2. Tap the “Browse…” button.

Select a file from the My Device list, or enter a file name. Make sure that the file name displayed in the “Name:” field is correct.

Then tap the “OK” button.

3. Confirm that the file name displayed in the “Open:” field is correct.

Then tap the “OK” button.

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4.4.2 Communication Menu

 Point 

ActiveSync/WMDC cannot be used when the BHT is using the CU (LAN) or wireless communication.

button 1

button 2

button 3

“Communication” is used to connect the BHT to the host computer.

Tap “2: Communication” in the System Menu. The BHT can connect to the host computer using the following three methods.

[1] Ymodem: Communicates with the host computer

[2] ActiveSync(USB): Communicates with the host computer via

[3] FTP: Communicates with the host computer

using the Ymodem.

a USB using the ActiveSync/WMDC.

using the FTP.

[1] Ymodem Menu

“Ymodem” is used when the BHT is connecting to the host computer via the RS-232C interface port. To use Ymodem, follow the steps below.

1. Tap “1:Ymodem” in the Communication menu.

2. Tap the button 1 to set the communication environment.

3. Tap the button 2 to download files to the BHT,

or tap the button 3 to upload files stored in the BHT to the host computer.

Communication Settings

To set up the Ymodem communication settings, tap the button 1 in the Ymodem menu.

RS-232C Interface Settings

Select the “Serial(COM1:)” in the “Port” field, when the BHT is connecting to the host computer via a RS-232C connector interface port.

The following fields must be set to the same values as the host computer.

“BaudRate”, “Parity”, “StopBits”, “LinkTimeout”, “Retrans Interval” and “TransTimeout”.

The “data bits” is fixed at 8.

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 Note 

If a file with the same name already exists in a download destination folder, the new downloaded file overwrites the old one.

Download destination folder

button 2

Download

1. Select the download destination folder.

Then tap the button 2 to start the download.

2. The popup message shown on the right is displayed when the

download is successfully completed.

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If an error occurs while downloading…

Message

Problem

Solution

Not enough storage

Not enough memory to store downloaded files.

Delete any unnecessary files or reduce the size of the download file.

Too long path

The file path is too long to download.

Change the download file name or the download destination folder.

File open error

The file to be overwritten is currently open.

Close the file and try again.

Communication error

Download has failed due to a communication error.

Check the communication settings, and then try again. If the error still occurs, check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same as the BHT.

Aborted

Download has aborted.

Check the communication settings and communication log, then try again. If the error still occurs, check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same as the BHT.

Cannot open port

The communication port has already been opened.

Close the communication port that is already opened for another process, and then try again.

Protocol timeout

A timeout has occurred.

Check the communication settings and communication log, then try again. If the error still occurs, check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same as the BHT.

If an error occurs while downloading, the popup message shown on the right is displayed.

The error messages are listed below.

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button 3

Upload file

Upload

1. Select the file to upload to the host computer.

Then tap button 3 to start the upload.

2. The popup message shown on the right is displayed when the

upload is successfully completed.

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If an error occurs while uploading…

Message

Problem

Solution

File open error

The file to be uploaded is currently open.

Close the file and try again.

Aborted

Upload has been aborted.

Check the communication settings and communication log, then try again. If the error still occurs, check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same as the BHT.

Cannot open port

The communication port has already been opened.

Close the communication port that is already opened for another process, and then try again.

Protocol timeout

A timeout has occurred.

Check the communication settings and communication log, then try again. If the error still occurs, check that the communication parameters in the host computer are the same as the BHT.

Select one or more files.

No files have been correctly selected for uploading.

Select the file(s) to upload and then try again.

If an error occurs while uploading, the popup message shown on the right is displayed.

The error messages are listed below.

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[2] ActiveSync(USB)

“ActiveSync(USB)” is used when the BHT is connecting to the host computer via the USB.

To connect to the host computer via the USB, tap “2:ActiveSync(USB)” in the Communication menu

The popup message shown on the right is displayed when a connection

has been established.

When ActiveSync/WMDC connection is successful…

When ActiveSync/WMDC connection is successfully established, the BHT emits a network notification sound, and the ActiveSync/WMDC icon is displayed in the task bar (circled in red shown on the right).

If ActiveSync/WMDC connection fails to establish…

If ActiveSync/WMDC connection fails to establish, the ActiveSync/WMDC icon is not displayed.

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[3] FTP Menu

 Note 

Connect the BHT to a wireless network with WLAN Manager, before starting the file transfer via a wireless LAN communication.

Refer to Chapter4, 4.5 Wireless Network Settings.

 Note 

Once the FTP Client Configuration is set up, the next time the FTP Client is activated, the file transfer screen (FTPClient) is displayed.

“FTP” is a FTP Client software program (FTPClient), and is used when the BHT transfers files from or to the FTP server.

When the “FTP” menu is tapped for the first time, the “FTP Client Configuration” is displayed. After the FTP Client Configuration setup, the FTPClient is displayed. Follow the steps to use the FTPClient.

 Step 1: FTP Client Configuration

Tap “3: FTP” in the Communication Menu to set up the “FTP Client Configuration”.

FTP Settings; Server: IP address or host name of the FTP server User ID: User name registered in the FTP server Password: Password of the above user name Directory: Folder to be used (Use the root folder if left blank)

Other Settings;

“Use temporary file on downloading” check box:

Check the box to save an existing file as a temporary file when downloading, just in case the download fails. Make sure that the device memory has enough space to save a temporary file before downloading.

“Close progress dialog automatically after transfer finish” check box:

Check the box to automatically close the popup dialog for the file transfer progress when the file transfer is completed,

To confirm that the BHT can log into the FTP server, tap the “Test” button. When the BHT is successfully logged into the FTP server, the popup message shown on the right is displayed.

Close the popup message, then tap the “OK” button to proceed to file transfer.

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 Step 2: Transfer Files (Upload/Download)

(1) File downloading

To download files from the FTP server, follow the steps below.

1. Tap the “Ref...” button in the Download section. The “Select file” dialog box is displayed.

2. In the “Select file” dialog box, select the folder and file to download.

3. Tap the “Download” button to start download.

(2) File uploading

To upload files to the FTP server, follow the steps below.

1. Tap the “Ref...” button in the Upload section. The “Select file” dialog is displayed.

2. In the “Select file” dialog, select the folder and file to upload.

3. Tap the “Upload” button to start upload.

(3) During file transfer

During file transfer, the popup dialog that shows file transfer progress is displayed. To stop file transfer, tap the “Abort” button.

(4) When file transfer is completed

When the file is successfully transferred, the Status of the popup dialog shows the “Downloading...done” message. To close the popup dialog, tap the “Close” button.

To close the popup dialog automatically after file transfer is completed, check the box.

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(5) File transfer history

Message

Problem

Solution

Connection error XXXX

Failed to connect to the server.

Check the network environments, server active status and FTP settings.

Server IP or Name required

Either the server IP or host name is not specified.

Specify the server IP or host name.

User ID required

Either the user ID or password is not specified.

Specify the user ID or password.

Cannot contain any of the following characters.

The folder or file name is not correct (e.g., unsupported or very long characters are used)

Specify the correct folder or file name.

The path is invalid.

The path is too long.

Filename required

The file name is not entered.

Enter the file name.

The file is read only.

No data can be written to the file that is selected as the download destination.

Change the read-only file to the read-write file, or select another file. The file could not be found.

The selected file cannot be found.

Select an existing file name.

This file already exists. Replace existing file?

The same file already exists.

Select “Yes” to overwrite the file. Select “No” not to overwrite the file, then select another file and retry.

The login and file transfer history is displayed in the lower half of the screen shown on the right (the area surrounded by blue lines).

If the Ftp Client Configuration needs to be changed...

To change the FTP Client Configuration, tap the “Config...” button.

The error messages are listed below.

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4.4.3 System Properties

“System Properties” is used to set up various settings that control how the BHT works. The following icons are in the System Properties.

[ 1] Control Panel: Sets up the windows operating environment. [ 2] Scanner: Sets up how the BHT reads barcodes and

[ 3] File System: Initializes the Flash memory, RAM memory

[ 4] Power Management: Sets up the power saving mode. [ 5] Key: Sets up how the keypad keys work. [ 6] Input Panel: Sets up how the input panel work. [ 7] Status Display: Sets the status icons of the common tasks to

[ 8] Taskbar: Sets the taskbar to show or hide on the

[ 9] USB Setting: Sets up the USB communication mode . [10] G sensor: Calibrates the G sensor. [11] BHT Backup: Backs up data and restores the registry. [12] Startup Config: Sets up how the BHT starts up after a reset or full reset. [13] RegEdit: Edits, imports and exports the registry. [14] OS Update: Updates the OS. [15] Wireless LAN: Sets up a wireless LAN network. [16] Bluetooth: Connects to a Bluetooth® device. [17] Wireless WAN Sets up a wireless WAN network. (Only for BHT-1200QG) [18] Network Settings: Changes the network settings. [19] Internet Explorer Options: Changes the IE additional options. [20] Remote Desktop: Changes the Remote Desktop settings. [21] Log Manager: Retrieves logs. [22] SQRC: Opens the SQRC setting menu. (Only for BHT-1200Q) To open the System Properties, tap “3:System Properties” in the System Menu.

QRcodes.

and registry.

show or hide in the task bar.

desktop.

[1] Control Panel

“Control Panel” is used to set up the windows operating environment.

To open, double tap the “Control Panel” icon in the System Properties.

Refer to Chapter 4, 4.2 Start Menu – Control Panel for details.

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[2] Scanner

 Note 

Setting the INVERT to ON may increase the frequency of barcode read errors. Setting the INVERT to OFF is recommended if not necessary. (inverted barcode

reading is disabled).

Read code

Range

Default

ITF

2 to 20

STF

1 to 20

CODABAR

3 to 20

BHT-1200B Series

“Scanner” is used to set up how the BHT reads barcodes. To open the barcode menu, double tap the “Scanner” icon in the System Properties.

INVERT: Enables or disables inverted barcodes to be read. DECODE LEVEL: Selects the decode level. ITF: Selects the minimum number of digits for ITF. STF: Selects the minimum number of digits for STF. CODABAR: Selects the minimum number of digits for

CODABAR.

Read Parameter: Launch the menu for barcode reading parameter

(refer to 4.8 Scanner Reading Parameter).

INVERT (Black-and-white inverted code reading function)

Inverted barcodes are white bars on black backgrounds, standard barcodes are black bars on white backgrounds. Set either “ON” for enabling inverted barcodes to be read or “OFF” for disabling inverted barcodes to be read. Default is set to “OFF”.

DECODE LEVEL

The decode level can be set from 1 to 9. The default level is set to 4. Lowering the level increases the barcode reading efficiency, however, misreading probability of poor-quality barcodes (broken or dirty bars) also increases. Raising the level decreases the barcode reading efficiency, and also decreases misreading probability of poor-quality barcodes. Select only the required level to reduce the misreading probability.

ITF, STF and CODABAR

The minimum number of digits to be read for ITF, STF and CODABAR can be changed. Setting smaller numbers for each code increases probability of missing digits or misreading, depending on various factors such as barcode reading conditions and barcode quality. Setting larger numbers for each code decreases probability of missing digits or misreading. Select only the required number to reduce the probability of missing digits or misreading.

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 Note 

Setting to the AUTO may take more time to read codes than setting to NORMAL or INVERT.

 Note 

Enabling the mirror image 2D code reading may increase reading time for 2D codes.

BHT-1200Q Series

“Scanner” is used to set up how the BHT reads barcodes or 2D codes. To open the Scanner menu, double tap the “Scanner” icon in the System Properties.

INVERT: Enables or disables inverted codes to be read. REVERSE: Enables or disables mirror image codes to be read. DECODE LEVEL: Selects the decode level. LIGHT: Selects the LIGHT mode. SCAN MODE: Selects the SCAN mode. MARKER: Selects the marker indicator. OPTION: Selects whether or not to add optional data to the

end of 2D code data read.

MINIMUM DIGITS: Selects the minimum number of digits for each

code.

Read Parameter: Launch the menu for barcode reading parameter

(refer to 4.8 Scanner Reading Parameter).

INVERT (Black-and-white inverted code reading function)

Inverted 2D codes or barcodes are white cells/bars on black backgrounds, standard 2D codes or barcodes are black cells/bars on white backgrounds. Select one from the following three choices.

NORMAL: Reads only normal code (black cells/bars on a white background). (default) INVERT: Reads only inverted code (white cells/bars on a black background). AUTO: Reads both types of codes. (automatic detection)

REVERSE (Mirror image 2D code reading function)

Mirror image 2D code is a code viewed from a reversed side of a 2D code. Mirror image 2D code can be read by setting the “REVERSE” to “ON”. The default is set to “OFF”.

DECODE LEVEL

The decode level can be set from 1 to 9. The default level is set to 4. Lowering the level increases the code reading efficiency, however, misreading probability of poor-quality codes (broken or dirty bars) also increases. Raising the level decreases the code reading efficiency, and also decreases misreading probability of poor-quality codes. Select only the required level to reduce the misreading probability.

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 Note 

Setting to “Always ON” increases the power consumption, and may shorten the operation time as compared to the other two settings.

Changing the settings is not recommended unless necessary.

LIGHT (LIGHT mode)

The light mode can be set. 0: AUTO (default) 1: Always ON 2: Always OFF

SCAN MODE

Select the scan mode either “NORMAL” or “POINT”. NORMAL: Normal read mode (default) POINT: Point Scan mode

The point scan mode is used to read a code by aiming at the center cross section of the leaser light marker. The laser light marker is used to indicate the barcode reading position.

A code cannot be read in the point scan mode, if there is no code within the cross section, or if unable to detect the marker due to external light, and so on. The point scan mode can be used only when the laser light marker is enabled and the normal read mode is selected.

MARKER

The “MARKER” is used to set whether the laser light marker illuminates or not, when a trigger key is pressed. 0: Normal

The laser light marker illuminates during barcode reading. (default)

1: Always ON

The laser light marker illuminates during barcode reading, and stays illuminated for the first 30

seconds until the barcode is read.

2: Always OFF

The laser light marker never illuminates.

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 Note 

The “OPTION” setting is not just for the system mode scan test. The setting is always effective when the BHT is used. Changing the settings is not recommended unless necessary.

Read code

Range

Default

ITF

2 to 20

STF

1 to 20

CODABAR

3 to 20

OPTION

Setting to “ON” enables optional data (Option Data) to be added to the end of data read. The default is set to OFF. The Option data format is explained below.

Example code: QR code, Model 2, Version 5, Error correction level M, and mask number 6

(Data read)… Q2V05M6

Example code: PDF417, Error correction level 4, 12 rows and 2 digits

(Data read)… Y1041202

Example code: MaxiCode and Mode 4

(Data read)… X4

Example code: Data Matrix, Error correction level ECC200, 10 cells wide by 10 cells high

(Data read)... Z0200010010

MINIMUM DIGITS

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[3] File System

“File System” is used to initialize the Flash memory, registry and RAM memory.

To initialize, double tap the “File System” icon in the System Properties. Select the memories to initialize, then tap the “Initialize” button.

The popup message shown on the right is displayed. Tap “Yes” to start initialization. Tap “No” to return to the previous menu.

The FLASH memory initialization does not require the BHT to reboot. When the FLASH memory is only initialized, the popup message shown on the right is displayed after the initialization is successfully completed. Tap “OK” to close the popup message.

The registry and the RAM memory initializations require the BHT to reboot.

When the registry or RAM is selected for initialization, the popup message shown on the right is displayed for several seconds after the initialization is successfully completed. Then the BHT reboots automatically.

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During wireless communication

When wireless communication is disconnected

When the BHT communicates via the CU Checked

The power automatically turns OFF

Unchecked

The power does NOT turn OFF automatically

The power turns OFF automatically.

The power does NOT Turn OFF automatically.

 Point 

The power does not turn OFF for 10 seconds once the power turns ON.

Value

Description

Disable the standby mode

1 to 9

1 second

10 to 600

1 to 60 seconds

[4] Power Management

“Power Management” is used to set the automatic power-off timer and standby timer.

To set up, double tap the “Power Management” icon in the System Properties.

Automatic Power off Time: Battery Power (sec): (Default: 180)

Selects the automatic power-off time from 0 to 600 seconds, when the BHT is not set in the CU. The power does not automatically turn OFF when “0” is set.

External Power (sec): (Default: 0)

Selects the automatic power-off time from 0 to 1800 seconds, when the BHT is set in the CU. The power does not automatically turn OFF when “0” is set, or when the BHT is communicating via a LAN.

There will be a time delay of a few seconds when automatically turning off the power after the specified time has elapsed.

When the “Enable automatic power off with wireless communication” check box is selected, the power turns OFF automatically even during wireless communication.

- when automatic power-off time is set to 0 : The power does not automatically turn OFF.

- when automatic power-off time is set to a non-zero value : refer to the following chart.

Switch to Standby Mode: Timer (x 100 ms):

Sets the waiting time to be switched to the standby mode in 100ms units. (10: 100ms x 10 = 1 second)

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[5] Key

“Key” is used to set up how the keypad keys work. To set the keypad key functions, double tap the “Key” icon in the System Properties. In the “General” tab, the Shift key, Function key and Power key functions can be changed.

Shift key

Nonlock: The keypad stays in the SF mode while the SHIFT key is

held down. (Default)

Onetime: The keypad is in the SF mode only once each time the

SHIFT key is pressed.

Function key

Lock: The function keys are activated until the FN key is pressed again. (Default) One Time Lock: The function keys are activated only once each time the FN key is pressed.

Power key

Sets how long the power key needs to be held down until the BHT goes into the suspend mode (wait time). The wait time can be set from 1 to 600 (The unit is 100ms). The default is set to 5.

In the “Magic Keys” tab, the M1 to M4 key functions can be changed.

Magic keys

The magic keys M1 to M4 can be assigned to some functions from the drop-down list.

Assignable functions for the Magic keys

The following key functions can be assigned to the magic keys M1 to M4 (TAB).

(The example on the right shows that the Tab key function is assigned to the M1.) None: No function is assigned. (The key entry will be ignored, but the key code will be sent to the application.) Trigger Switch: Sets a magic key as the trigger key. Shift Key: Sets a magic key as the SHIFT key. Enter Key: Sets a magic key as the ENT key. Backlight Key: Sets a magic key as the backlight ON/OFF function key. Tab Key: Sets a magic key as the TAB key. Control: Sets a magic key as the CTRL key. Alternate: Sets a magic key as the ALT key. Clear: Sets a magic key as the Clear function key. Disable: Disables the key entry. (No key code will be sent to the

application).

Launch APP key: Sets a magic key as the application launcher key.

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Name

Meaning

Value

Function name (to be displayed in the list)

Characters shown as

“Function name” in the code

example below.

Maximum 64 characters

The number of the key codes

The number of the key codes to be sent when the Mx key is pressed

1 to 4

Key code (Max. 4)

Key code(s) to be sent (Specify the same number of the key codes as specified in “Number of the key codes”.)

ASCII characters in hexadecimal format 0xYY Function name

The number of key codes

Key code 1

Key code 2

ALT+X

0x12 (ALT)

0x58 (X)

ALT+Y

0x12 (ALT)

0x59 (Y)

User-defined virtual key

The user-defined virtual key can be assigned to the magic keys.

To use the user-defined virtual key, follow the steps below.

1. Write the codes for the virtual key to a text file.

2. Save the file in the BHT FLASH folder with the filename “MKeyDef.txt”.

This file is used as the user-defined code file.

In the example shown on the right, “ALT+X” and “ALT+Y” are added.

3. Double tap the “Key” icon in the System Properties. The user-defined code file is read when the Key menu starts up.

Parameter

Code example

The user-defined keys are displayed under the “Launch APP Key” in the order in which they are written in the user-defined code file. The example shown on the left, “ALT+X” and “ALT+Y” are added.

Refer to the BHT API Reference Manual or BHT Class Library Reference Manual for further details.

Launch APP key

The application launcher function can be assigned to the magic keys. When the Launch APP key function is set to the magic key, the right screen is displayed. Set the application path and filename to run when the magic key is pressed. Then select one of the following radio buttons. False: Disable the multiple startups for the application , if checked. (the application starts up only once.) True: Enables the multiple startups for the application, if checked. (The application can start up multiple times.)

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Key Enable/Disable menu

The keys checked are enabled . To disable a key, uncheck the box.

Switching Alphabet input mode

Enables or disables the multipress input method for the alphabet input mode.

Enable multipress input with timeout: Unchecked: A text shown on the screen changes in the order shown on a

key every time the key is pressed. Press any other key to enter

the text. (default input mode) Checked: A text selected is entered after the specified time has elapsed. For example, to enter the second text shown on a key, press the key twice quickly then pause until the text is shown on the

screen.

Multipress timeout: Sets the length of time between key presses when entering text in multipress input mode.

Selecting the entry mode(s) changeable by the ALP key.

Enable one or both modes to be changeable by the ALP key.

Alphabet input mode 2: Unchecked: Disable alphabet entry mode 2. (default) Checked: Enable alphabet entry mode 2.

Alphabet input mode 1: Unchecked: Disable alphabet entry mode 1. Checked: Enable alphabet entry mode 1. (default)

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[6] Input Panel

“Input Panel” is a software keyboard that is used to enter characters with a stylus. To change the input panel size, double tap the “Input Panel” icon in the System Properties. The changes take effect after the “keyboard” is reselected from the Input Panel menu in the task bar as indicated by the blue lines.

Normal size: Displays the normal-sized Input Panel. Expanded size: Displays the large-sized Input Panel.

Normal-sized Input Panel Large-sized Input Panel

[7] Status Display

“Status Display” is used to display or hide the following status indicators in the taskbar. To set up, double tap the “Status Display” icon in the System Properties.

Battery: Battery voltage level (Default: Displayed) WLAN: Wireless communication status (Default: Displayed) SIP: Software input panel status (Default: Displayed) Shift: Keypad shift status (Default: Displayed) CPU Standby: CPU standby status (Default: Hidden) Input Mode: Alphabet input mode status (Default: Displayed) Bluetooth: Bluetooth device power status (Default: Hidden) Function Mode: Function mode status (Default: Displayed) WWAN: WWAN device signal strength and SIM card status

(Default: Displayed)

Refer to Chapter 1, 1.2.4 BHT Screen for further details.

Denso BHT-1260BWB-CE, BHT-1261BWB-CE, BHT-1261QWB-CE, BHT-1261QWBG-CE, BHT-1260QWB-CE User Manual

Preface

Liability Limitations

Customer Registration and Inquiries

Customer Registration

Inquiries

About this Manual

Manual Contents

Viewing this Manual

Supported OS versions for this manual

Related Documentations

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

To System Designers

Handling the BHT

1.1 System Configuration

1.1.1 Hardware Confi guration

1.1.2 Software Confi gura t ion

1.2 Component Names and Functions

1.2.1 BHT

1.2.2 CU

1.2.3 Keypad

1.2.4 BHT Screen

2.1 “BHT Preparation” Procedure

2.2 Loading and Charging the Battery

2.2.1 Loading and Charging the Battery

2.2.2 Battery Power Level Indicator

2.2.3 Battery Voltage Drop

2.3 Attaching the Stylus

2.3.1 Attaching t he Stylus

2.3.2 Holding the BHT

2.3.3 Using t he S tylus

2.3.4 How to use the touch screen

2.4 Initial Setup

2.5 Turning OFF the Power

2.5.1 Normal Pow e r O FF

2.5.2 Turning t he P ow er O FF aft er Registry Back-up

2.5.3 Auto Power OFF

2.6 Resetting and Full Resetting

2.6.1 Reset

2.6.2 Reset Method

2.6.3 Full Re s et

2.6.4 Full Reset Method

2.6.5 Memory Contents after Reset/Full Reset

2.6.6 Reinstall/Recovery methods of data after Reset/Full reset

2.7 Inserting and removing the microSD/microSIM

2.7.1 Inserting the microSD

2.7.2 Removing the microSD or microSIM

3.1 Reading Codes

When having difficulty reading codes…

3.2 Turning ON/OFF the Backlight

3.3 Using the Keypad

3.3.1 Entering Numerical Data

3.3.2 Entering Alphabet Data

3.3.3 Using the shift key

3.3.4 Using the FN key

3.3.5 Using the Software Keyboard

3.4 Transmitting Data

3.4.1 Ethernet Communication

3.4.2 USB / RS-232C Communication

3.4.3 Bluetooth® Communication

3.4.4 Wireless Communication

3.4.5 3G/G SM Communication (for BHT-1261QWBG-CE only)

4.1 Desktop

4.2 Start Menu

4.3 System Menu Outline

4.3.1 System Menu Structure

Advanced System Menus that are not in the System Menu

4.4 System Menu Details

4.4.1 Execute Program Menu

4.4.2 Communication Menu

4.4.3 System Properties