Intermec 751G, 751G NI Addendum

Addendum

751G NI
Handheld Computer

Intermec Technologies Corporation

Worldwide Headquarters
6001 36th Ave.W.
Everett, WA 98203
U.S.A.

www.intermec.com

The information contained herein is provided solely for the purpose of allowing customers to operate and
service Intermec-manufactured equipment and is not to be released, reproduced, or used for any other purpose
without written permission of Intermec Technologies Corporation.

Information and specifications contained in this document are subject to change without prior noticed and do
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751G Non-Incendive (NI) Handheld Computer Addendum

This addendum explains the hardware and software differences between the
751 “standard” (Windows Mobile 5.0) Mobile Computers and the 751G
(Windows Mobile 5.0) Mobile Computer. These differences include:

• no Bluetooth radio

• Common Access Card (CAC) support

• ability to disable the 802.11 b/g radio

• ability to change the radio country code

• more extensive NI certification rating

Operating System

The 751G runs Windows Mobile 5.0 only.

Bluetooth Radio

By design, the 751G does not provide power for Bluetooth; the 751G will
not recognize Bluetooth radio devices.

Common Access Card Interface

You can use the Common Access Card (CAC) reader with the 751G. You
will need to install a CAC adapter before you can attach the CAC reader.
The CAC adapter plugs into the top of the 751G and replaces the SD
cover.

The CAC reader allows applications to read and write to SmartCards using
the Microsoft Resource Manager. You will need to install the following to
use this feature:

• 751G CAC Adapter (P/N 074202)

• Common Access Card (CAC) Reader (P/N 074102)

Assured Radio Deactivation

The Assured Radio Deactivation feature allows you to deactivate 802.11
radio transmission. Once deactivated, the radio remains off until it is re­activated.

To access Assured Radio Deactivation

1 Tap the iConnect icon ( ) in the bottom right corner of the

2 The iConnect menu appears with these options:

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Windows Mobile Start Screen.

3 Select Enable. The menu that then appears allows you to choose from

these options:

Assured Radio Deactivation Indicators

iConnect
indicator
color

Tra ns mit State

Safety on:

• No RF energy
transmitted.

Safety off:

• RF energy transmitted.

Indicator

D

X

Assured Radio
Deactivation

On Deactivated Green No radio transmission.

Off Active Red Radio can transmit.

Radio State

4 To toggle the radio state, tap Assured Radio Deactivation.

The 751G immediately cold boots, and when restarting, your 751G
displays a dialog box with this message:

5 Ta p OK and a green (safe) status indicator displays in the bottom right

corner of the display. This green symbol indicates the radio is
deactivated and the 751G radio is transmitting no RF energy.

When you tap the iConnect menu item Assured Radio Deactivation to
toggle on (or off) this radio deactivation feature, the 751G immediately
cold boots and returns to operation in the selected state (either off or on).
When cold booting, your 751G displays the state of Assured Radio
Deactivation, which appears in the dialog box following the restart.

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Configuring the 751G With the Setup Assistant

The Setup Assistant starts automatically the first time you turn on the
751G. Use the Setup Assistant to set or enable basic network parameters
and connect your 751G to the network. Use Intermec Settings to update
any of your device settings.

The Setup Assistant guides you through setting the following basic network
parameters:

• Date and time (including time zone)

• SSID (Network name)

• 802.1x security

• DHCP server or IP address, subnet mask, and default router

• Primary and secondary DNS and WINS addresses

• Device name

• Radio country code.

To set other parameters, use the Intermec Settings or another configuration
method.

To use the Setup Assistant

1 Setup Assistant starts automatically the first time you turn on your

751G.

2 Ta p Next to start using Setup Assistant.

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3 Set the date.

4 Set the time.

5 Set the daylight time if you want to automatically adjust the clock for

daylight savings time changes.

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6 Ta p Yes if you want to configure the radio country code. If you choose

Yes , you will also need to tap the keyboard icon on the display and enter

the password which is cfg802bg.

7 Scroll through the list and select the radio country code you want to use.

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8 Ta p Yes to set up any 802.11 security settings. The 751G uses the

standard 802.11 wireless security features. Available under AIT-3 CLIN
0040, FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard) security can be
ordered separately

9 Ta p Yes if you want to obtain the IP address from a DHCP server or tap

No if you want to specify the IP address.

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10 Specify a device name for the 751G.

11 Tap Ye s if you want your settings to be saved if you cold boot the 751G

or tap NO if settings can be deleted.

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Everett, Washington 98203
U.S.A.

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