Motorola ET1 User Manual

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ET1 ENTERPRISE TABLET

USER GUIDE

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RevisionHistory

Changestotheoriginalguidearelistedbelow:

Change

-01RevA

Date

07/11/2013Initialrelease.

Description

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1GettingStarted..........................................................................................................................................1-1

1.1Features..........................................................................................................................................1-1

1.2Unpacking.......................................................................................................................................1-4

1.3Setup..............................................................................................................................................1-4

1.3.1InstallingtheSIMCard.............................................................................................................1-4

1.3.2InstallingtheBattery................................................................................................................1-5

1.3.3ChargingtheBattery................................................................................................................1-6

1.3.3.1ChargingtheMainBattery..................................................................................................1-7

1.3.3.2ChargingTemperature........................................................................................................1-8

1.3.3.3ChargingSpareBatteries....................................................................................................1-8

1.3.4PoweringOntheET1...............................................................................................................1-8

1.3.5WANActivation......................................................................................................................1-8

1.3.5.1GSMActivation...............................................................................................................1-8

1.3.5.2CDMAActivation.............................................................................................................1-8

1.4ReplacingtheBattery........................................................................................................................1-9

1.5ReplacingthemicroSDCard.............................................................................................................1-10

1.6Handstrap......................................................................................................................................1-12

1.7BatteryManagement.......................................................................................................................1-13

1.7.1MonitorBatteryUsage...........................................................................................................1-14

1.7.2LowBatteryNotication.........................................................................................................1-14

1.7.3BatteryOptimization..............................................................................................................1-15

1.7.3.1ChangingtheScreenTimeoutSetting.................................................................................1-15

1.7.3.2ChangingtheBrightnessSetting........................................................................................1-16

1.7.3.3TurningOfftheRadios....................................................................................................1-17

1.8SettingtheDateandTime................................................................................................................1-17

1.9DisplaySetting...............................................................................................................................1-18

1.9.1SettingtheScreenBrightness...................................................................................................1-18

1.9.2SettingScreenRotation..........................................................................................................1-19

1.9.3SettingScreenSleep...............................................................................................................1-20

1.9.4SettingFontSize...................................................................................................................1-20

1.10GeneralSoundsSetting..................................................................................................................1-21

2UsingtheET1...........................................................................................................................................2-1

2.1HomeScreen...................................................................................................................................2-1

2.2StatusBar........................................................................................................................................2-2

2.2.1StatusIcons............................................................................................................................2-2

2.2.2NoticationIcons....................................................................................................................2-4

2.2.3ManagingNotications.............................................................................................................2-5

2.3ApplicationShortcutsandWidgets.......................................................................................................2-6

2.3.1AddinganApplicationorWidgettotheHomeScreen....................................................................2-7

2.3.2MovingItemsontheHomeScreen.............................................................................................2-7

2.3.3RemovinganApporWidgetfromtheHomeScreen......................................................................2-7

2.4Folders...........................................................................................................................................2-7

2.4.1CreatingFolders......................................................................................................................2-8

2.4.2NamingFolders.......................................................................................................................2-8

2.4.3RemovingaFolderFromtheHomeScreen...................................................................................2-9

2.5HomeScreenWallpaper.....................................................................................................................2-9

2.5.1ChangetheHomeScreenW allpaper..........................................................................................2-10

2.6MovingItemsontheHomeScreen.....................................................................................................2-10

2.7RemovingItemsfromtheHomeScreen..............................................................................................2-10

2.8UsingtheTouchscreen.....................................................................................................................2-10

2.9UsingtheOn-screenKeyboard..........................................................................................................2-11

2.9.1EnteringT ext........................................................................................................................2-12

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2.10Applications.................................................................................................................................2-13

2.10.1SwitchingBetweenRecentApplications...................................................................................2-16

2.11Un-LockingtheScreen...................................................................................................................2-16

2.11.1SingleUserMode................................................................................................................2-16

2.11.2MultiUserMode..................................................................................................................2-18

2.11.2.1MultiuserLogin............................................................................................................2-19

2.11.2.2MultiuserLogout...........................................................................................................2-19

2.12ResettingtheDevice......................................................................................................................2-20

2.12.1PerformingaSoftReset........................................................................................................2-20

2.12.2PerformingaHardReset.......................................................................................................2-20

2.13Wake-upSettings..........................................................................................................................2-20

2.13.1WakingtheET1...................................................................................................................2-21

2.14FileBrowser................................................................................................................................2-21

2.15Messaging...................................................................................................................................2-23

2.15.1OpeningMessaging..............................................................................................................2-23

2.15.2SendingaTextMessage........................................................................................................2-23

2.15.3RespondingtoaMessage......................................................................................................2-23

2.15.4ForwardingaMessage..........................................................................................................2-24

2.15.5LockingaMessage...............................................................................................................2-24

2.15.6ViewingMessageDetails......................................................................................................2-25

2.15.7DeletingaMessageThread....................................................................................................2-25

2.15.8MessagingSettings..............................................................................................................2-25

3DataCapture.............................................................................................................................................3-1

3.1ScanningModules............................................................................................................................3-1

3.1.1OperationalModes...................................................................................................................3-1

3.2DigitalCamera.................................................................................................................................3-2

3.3LaserScanning.................................................................................................................................3-2

3.4ScanningConsiderations....................................................................................................................3-2

3.5BarCodeCapturewithScanningorScanning/MSRModule.....................................................................3-3

3.6BarCodeCapturewithIntegratedCamera.............................................................................................3-4

3.7BarCodeCapturewithCS3070BluetoothScanner.................................................................................3-5

3.8ReadingMagneticStripeCardswithScanning/MSRModule....................................................................3-6

3.9DataWedge......................................................................................................................................3-7

3.9.1EnablingDataW edge................................................................................................................3-8

3.9.2DisablingDataW edge...............................................................................................................3-8

3.9.3DataWedgeConguration.........................................................................................................3-9

4WLAN.....................................................................................................................................................4-1

4.1ConnectingtoaWi-FiNetwork...........................................................................................................4-1

5Bluetooth.................................................................................................................................................5-1

5.1AdaptiveFrequencyHopping..............................................................................................................5-1

5.2Security..........................................................................................................................................5-1

5.3BluetoothProles.............................................................................................................................5-2

5.4BluetoothPowerStates......................................................................................................................5-2

5.5BluetoothRadioPower......................................................................................................................5-2

5.5.1EnablingBluetooth..................................................................................................................5-3

5.5.2DisablingBluetooth.................................................................................................................5-3

5.6DiscoveringBluetoothDevices...........................................................................................................5-3

5.7ChangingtheBluetoothName.............................................................................................................5-5

5.8ConnectingtoaBluetoothDevice........................................................................................................5-5

5.9SelectingProlesontheBluetoothDevice.............................................................................................5-6

5.10UnpairingaBluetoothDevice............................................................................................................5-6

6PhotosandVideos......................................................................................................................................6-1

6.1TakingPhotos..................................................................................................................................6-1

6.2TakingaPanoramicPhoto..................................................................................................................6-3

6.3RecordingVideos.............................................................................................................................6-4

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6.4CameraSettings...............................................................................................................................6-6

6.4.1Rear-facingCameraSettings......................................................................................................6-6

6.4.2Front-facingCameraSettings.....................................................................................................6-7

6.5VideoSettings..................................................................................................................................6-7

6.5.1Video-Rear-facingCameraSettings...........................................................................................6-7

6.5.2Video-Front-facingCameraSettings..........................................................................................6-8

6.6ViewingPhotosandV ideos................................................................................................................6-8

6.6.1WorkingwithAlbums..............................................................................................................6-9

6.6.1.1ShareanAlbum..............................................................................................................6-11

6.6.1.2GetAlbumInformation....................................................................................................6-11

6.6.1.3DeletinganAlbum..........................................................................................................6-11

6.6.2WorkingwithPhotos..............................................................................................................6-12

6.6.2.1ViewingandBrowsingPhotos...........................................................................................6-12

6.6.2.2RotatingaPhoto.............................................................................................................6-13

6.6.2.3CroppingaPhoto............................................................................................................6-13

6.6.2.4SettingaPhotoasaContactIcon.......................................................................................6-14

6.6.2.5GetPhotoInformation.....................................................................................................6-15

6.6.2.6ShareaPhoto.................................................................................................................6-15

6.6.2.7DeletingaPhoto.............................................................................................................6-16

6.6.3WorkingwithVideos..............................................................................................................6-16

6.6.3.1W atchingVideos.............................................................................................................6-16

6.6.3.2SharingaV ideo..............................................................................................................6-17

6.6.3.3DeletingaV ideo.............................................................................................................6-18

7Accessories...............................................................................................................................................7-1

7.1ET1Accessories...............................................................................................................................7-1

7.2Single-slotUSBDockingCradle..........................................................................................................7-2

7.3Four-slotChargeOnlyDockingCradle.................................................................................................7-3

7.4Four-SlotBatteryCharger..................................................................................................................7-4

7.5USB/ChargeCable............................................................................................................................7-6

7.6UsingtheHostUSBModule...............................................................................................................7-7

8MaintenanceandTroubleshooting.................................................................................................................8-1

8.1MaintainingtheET1..........................................................................................................................8-1

8.2BatterySafetyGuidelines...................................................................................................................8-1

8.3CleaningInstructions.........................................................................................................................8-2

8.3.1CleaningtheET1.....................................................................................................................8-3

8.3.1.1Housing..........................................................................................................................8-3

8.3.1.2Display...........................................................................................................................8-3

8.3.1.3CameraWindow...............................................................................................................8-3

8.3.1.4ConnectorCleaning...........................................................................................................8-3

8.3.2CleaningCradleConnectors......................................................................................................8-4

8.4Troubleshooting...............................................................................................................................8-5

8.4.1TroubleshootingtheET1EnterpriseTablet...................................................................................8-6

8.4.2Single-slotUSBDockingCradleTroubleshooting..........................................................................8-8

8.4.3Four-slotChargeOnlyDockingCradleTroubleshooting.................................................................8-9

8.4.4Four-slotBatteryChargerTroubleshooting...................................................................................8-9

8.4.5USB/ChargeCableTroubleshooting..........................................................................................8-10

AppendixAT echnicalSpecications..............................................................................................................A-1

A.1ET1T echnicalSpecications.............................................................................................................A-1

A.2Single-slotUSBDockingCradleTechnicalSpecications.......................................................................A-3

A.3Four-slotChargeOnlyCradleTechnicalSpecications...........................................................................A-4

A.4Four-slotBatteryChargerTechnicalSpecications................................................................................A-5

A.5USB/ChargeCableTechnicalSpecications.........................................................................................A-5

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ListofTables

Table1-1Features...................................................................................................................................1-2

Table1-2BatteryChargeLEDStatus.........................................................................................................1-7

Table2-1HomeScreenItems....................................................................................................................2-1

Table2-2StatusIcons..............................................................................................................................2-2

Table2-3NoticationIcons......................................................................................................................2-4

Table2-4ET1DefaultApplications.........................................................................................................2-13

Table2-5Wake-upDefaultSettings.........................................................................................................2-20

Table7-1ET1Accessories.......................................................................................................................7-1

Table7-2BatteryLEDChargingIndicators.................................................................................................7-5

Table8-1TroubleshootingtheET1EnterpriseTablet.....................................................................................8-6

Table8-2TroubleshootingtheSingle-slotUSBDockingCradle......................................................................8-8

Table8-3TroubleshootingtheFour-slotChargeOnlyDockingCradle..............................................................8-9

Table8-4TroubleshootingtheFour-slotBatteryCharger................................................................................8-9

Table8-5TroubleshootingtheUSB/ChargeCable.......................................................................................8-10

TableA-1ET1T echnicalSpecications......................................................................................................A-1

TableA-2Single-slotUSBDockingCradleTechnicalSpecications................................................................A-3

TableA-3Four-slotChargeOnlyCradleTechnicalSpecications....................................................................A-4

TableA-4Four-slotBatteryChargerTechnicalSpecications.........................................................................A-5

TableA-5USB/ChargeCableTechnicalSpecications..................................................................................A-5

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ListofFigures

Figure1-1FrontView...............................................................................................................................1-1

Figure1-2BackView...............................................................................................................................1-2

Figure1-3InstallingSIMCard...................................................................................................................1-5

Figure1-4InsertingtheBattery..................................................................................................................1-6

Figure1-5ActivationScreen......................................................................................................................1-9

Figure1-6RemovingtheBattery..............................................................................................................1-10

Figure1-7LiftAccessDoor.....................................................................................................................1-11

Figure1-8InsertmicroSDCard................................................................................................................1-12

Figure1-9CloseAccessDoor..................................................................................................................1-12

Figure1-10RotateHandstrap360Degrees...................................................................................................1-13

Figure1-11HandinHandstrap...................................................................................................................1-13

Figure1-12BatteryScreen........................................................................................................................1-14

Figure1-13LowBatteryNotication..........................................................................................................1-15

Figure1-14BrightnessDialogBox.............................................................................................................1-19

Figure1-15SoundsScreen........................................................................................................................1-21

Figure1-16V olumesDialogBox................................................................................................................1-22

Figure2-1HomeScreen............................................................................................................................2-1

Figure2-2NoticationandStatusIcons.......................................................................................................2-2

Figure2-3NoticationPanel......................................................................................................................2-5

Figure2-4StackedShortcutIcons...............................................................................................................2-8

Figure2-5UnnamedFolder.......................................................................................................................2-8

Figure2-6OpenFolder.............................................................................................................................2-8

Figure2-7RenamedFolder........................................................................................................................2-9

Figure2-8On-screenKeyboard................................................................................................................2-12

Figure2-9RecentlyUsedApplications......................................................................................................2-16

Figure2-10LockScreen...........................................................................................................................2-17

Figure2-11PINScreen.............................................................................................................................2-17

Figure2-12PatternScreen........................................................................................................................2-18

Figure2-13PasswordScreen.....................................................................................................................2-18

Figure2-14MultipleuserLogInScreen......................................................................................................2-19

Figure2-15FileBrowserScreen.................................................................................................................2-22

Figure3-1BarCodeScanning....................................................................................................................3-3

Figure3-2AimingPattern.........................................................................................................................3-4

Figure3-3PickListModewithMultipleBarCodesinAimingPattern...............................................................3-4

Figure3-4SampleScanApplicationwithPreviewWindow.............................................................................3-5

Figure3-5CS3070BluetoothScanner..........................................................................................................3-5

Figure3-6CS3070Scanning......................................................................................................................3-6

Figure3-7LinearScannerAimingPattern....................................................................................................3-6

Figure3-8SwipingaMagneticStripeCard...................................................................................................3-7

Figure5-1BluetoothPairing-EnterPIN......................................................................................................5-4

Figure5-2BluetoothPairing—SimplePairing.............................................................................................5-4

Figure6-1CameraMode...........................................................................................................................6-2

Figure6-2PanoramicMode.......................................................................................................................6-4

Figure6-3VideoMode.............................................................................................................................6-5

Figure6-4Gallery—Albums....................................................................................................................6-9

Figure6-5PhotosInsideanAlbum............................................................................................................6-10

Figure6-6PhotoExample.......................................................................................................................6-13

Figure6-7CroppingT ool........................................................................................................................6-14

Figure6-8VideoExample.......................................................................................................................6-17

Figure7-1ET1inSingle-slotUSBDockingCradle........................................................................................7-3

Figure7-2ET1BatteryCharging................................................................................................................7-4

Figure7-3ET1BatteryCharging................................................................................................................7-5

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Figure7-4ChargingUsingtheUSB/ChargeCable.........................................................................................7-6

Figure7-5CommunicationUsingUSB/ChargeCable.....................................................................................7-7

Figure7-6USBHostModuleConnection.....................................................................................................7-8

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AboutThisGuide

ThisguideprovidesinformationonusingtheET1EnterpriseT abletandaccessories.

Screensandwindowspicturedinthisguidearesamplesandcandifferfromactualscreens.

DocumentationSet

ThedocumentationsetfortheET1providesinformationforspecicuserneeds,andincludes:

•ET1EnterpriseTabletQuickStartGuide-describeshowtosetuptheET1andbasicoperatinginstructions.

•ET1EnterpriseT abletUserGuide-describeshowtousetheET1.

•ET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuide-describeshowtoconguretheET1andaccessories.

Congurations

Thisguidecoversthefollowingcongurations:

Conguration

ET1N0WLAN:

ET1N2WLAN:

RadiosDisplayMemory

7.0”WSVGA

802.11a/b/g/n

WPAN: Bluetoothv2.1 withEDR

802.11a/b/g/n

WPAN: Bluetoothv2.1 withEDR

WWAN: HSDPA/ CDMA

Color

7.0”WSVGA Color

SoftwareVersions

Todeterminethecurrentsoftwareversionstouch

•Serialnumber-Displaystheserialnumber.

•Modelnumber-Displaysthemodelnumber.

•Androidversion-Displaystheoperatingsystemversion.

1GBRAM/4 GBFlash/4GB microSDcard

> Aboutdevice.

DataCapture Options

camera, Scanning Module, Scanning/MSR Module, optionalCS3070

Operating System

Android-based, Android Open-Source Project4.1.1

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•Kernelversion-Displaysthekernelversionnumber.

•Buildnumber-Displaysthesoftwarebuildnumber.

ChapterDescriptions

Topicscoveredinthisguideareasfollows:

•1GettingStarted,page1-1providesinformationongettingtheET1upandrunningforthersttime.

•2UsingtheET1,page2-1providesbasicinstructionsforusingtheET1,includingpoweringonandresetting theET1.

•3DataCapture,page3-1providesinformationforcapturingbarcodedatausingtheinternalcameraandoptional scanmodulesandBluetoothscanner.

•4WLAN,page4-1providesinformationforconguringWi-Fi.

•5Bluetooth,page5-1providesinformationforconguringBluetooth.

•6PhotosandVideos,page6-1explainshowtotakephotos,capturevideosandvideoimagesintheGallery application.

•7Accessories,page7-1describestheavailableaccessoriesandhowtousethemwiththeET1.

•8MaintenanceandTroubleshooting,page8-1includesinstructionsoncleaningandstoringtheET1,andprovides troubleshootingsolutionsforpotentialproblemsduringET1operation.

•ATechnicalSpecications,pageA-1providesthetechnicalspecicationsfortheET1.

NotationalConventions

Thefollowingconventionsareusedinthisdocument:

•Italicsareusedtohighlightthefollowing:

–Chaptersandsectionsinthisandrelateddocuments

–Iconsonascreen.

•Boldtextisusedtohighlightthefollowing:

–Dialogbox,window,andscreennames

–Drop-downlistandlistboxnames

–Checkboxandradiobuttonnames

–Buttonnamesonascreen.

•Bullets(•)indicate:

–Actionitems

–Listsofalternatives

–Listsofrequiredstepsthatarenotnecessarilysequential

•Sequentiallists(forexample,liststhatdescribestep-by-stepprocedures)appearasnumberedlists.

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IconConventions

Thedocumentationsetisdesignedtogivethereadermorevisualclues.Thefollowinggraphiciconsareused throughoutthedocumentationset.Theseiconsandtheirassociatedmeaningsaredescribedbelow .

ThewordW ARNINGwiththeassociatedsafetyiconimpliesinformationthat,ifdisregarded,could resultindeathorseriousinjury ,orseriousproductdamage.

ThewordCAUTIONwiththeassociatedsafetyiconimpliesinformationthat,ifdisregarded,may resultinminorormoderateinjury,orseriousproductdamage.

NOTEcontainsinformationmoreimportantthanthesurroundingtext,suchasexceptionsorpreconditions. Theyalsoreferthereaderelsewhereforadditionalinformation,remindthereaderhowtocompletean action(whenitisnotpartofthecurrentprocedure,forinstance),ortellthereaderwheresomethingis locatedonthescreen.Thereisnowarninglevelassociatedwithanote.

RelatedDocuments

•ET1EnterpriseT abletQuickStartGuide,p/nMN000021A01-xx

•ET1EnterpriseT abletRegulatoryGuide,p/n72-148509-xx

•ET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuide,p/nMN000022A01-xx

•SymbolCS3000SeriesScannerProductReferenceGuide,p/n72E-136088-xx

•MSPClientSoftwareGuide,p/n72E-128805-xx

•MSP4.2ReleaseNotes,p/n72E-100160-xx.

Forthelatestversionofthisguideandallguides,goto:http://supportcentral.motorolasolutions.com

ServiceInformation

Ifyouhaveaproblemwithyourequipment,contactMotorolaSolutionsGlobalCustomerSupportCenterforyour region.Contactinformationisavailableat:http://www .motorolasolutions.com/support

WhencontactingMotorolaSolutionsGlobalCustomerSupportCenter,havethefollowinginformationavailable:

•Serialnumberoftheunit(foundonthemanufacturinglabel)

•Modelnumberorproductname(foundonthemanufacturinglabel)

•Softwaretypeandversionnumber

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Motorolarespondstocallsbyemailortelephonewithinthetimelimitssetinsupportagreements.

IftheMotorolaSolutionsGlobalCustomerSupportCentercannotsolvetheproblem,youmayneedtoreturnthe equipmentforservicing.TheSupportCenterprovidesthespecicdirections.Motorolaisnotresponsibleforany damagesincurredduringshipmentiftheapprovedshippingcontainerisnotused.Shippingtheunitsimproperly canpossiblyvoidthewarranty.

IfyoupurchasedyourproductfromaMotorolabusinesspartner,contactthatbusinesspartnerforsupport.

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ThischapterprovidesthefeaturesoftheET1andexplainshowtosetitupforthersttime.

1.1Features

Figure1-1FrontView

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Figure1-2BackView

Table1-1Features

NumberItemFunction

DecodeLEDIndicatesdecodefunctionality.Lightsredwhenscanninginprocess.

MicrophoneUseformakingvoicerecordings.

LightSensorDeterminesambientlightforcontrollingdisplaybacklightintensity.

BatteryCharge LED

Communication LED

Front-facing Camera

Lightsgreenindicatingasuccessfuldecode.

Indicatesbatterychargestate.

Userprogrammable.

Useforcapturingafrontviewpicture.Useformakingvideocallswith third-partyvideoapplications.

MenuButton—Opensamenuwithitemsthataffectthecurrentscreen orapplication.

HomeButton—DisplaystheHomescreenwithasingletouch.Displays recentlyusedapplicationswhenheldforashortperiod.

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Table1-1Features(cont'd.)

NumberItemFunction

10P3

11P2

12P1

BackButton—Displaysthepreviousscreen.Closesthekeyboardifthe on-screenkeyboardisopen.

LaunchestheSearchapplication(default).Usercongurable.

Increasesthevolume(default).Usercongurable.

Decreasesthevolume(default).Usercongurable.

TouchScreenDisplaysallinformationrequiredtooperatetheET1.

CameraFlashProvidesilluminationforrear-facingcamera.

Rear-facing

Takesphotos,videos,andcapturesbarcodedata.

Camera

USBHost

ProvidesUSBhostconnectiontoaperipheral. Expansion Module

ScanningModuleProvides1Dand2Dbarcodescanning.

Scanning/MSR

Provides1Dand2Dbarcodescanningandmagneticstripecardreading. Module

PowerButton

PressandholdtoturnontheET1.Presstoturnonoroffthescreen.

Pressandholdtoselectoneoftheseoptions:

1.1Features

20HDMIOutput

•Silentmode-Thedeviceissettovibratemode;allsoundsare disabledexceptforalarms.

•Airplanemode-Disableallwirelessconnections.

•Batteryswap-Shutdownthedevicewhenreplacingthebattery.

•Reset-ReboottheET1whensoftwarestopsresponding.

•Poweroff-TurnofftheET1.

LeftScan/Action

Opensthescanapplication(default).Programmable.

Button

SpeakersProvidesaudiooutputforvideoandmusicplayback.

ProvidesHDMIaudioandvideosignalstoanHDMIcompatiblemonitor

Connector

ortelevision.

I/OConnectorProvidespowertothedevicefromcradlesandcablesandprovidesUSB

clientandhostcommunications.

HeadsetJackConnectstomonoheadphones(3-wire,2.5mmplug).

Battery

ProvidesoperatingpowertotheET1.

BatteryLatchReleasesthebatteryforremoval.

SideLEDIndicatesbatterychargestate.

Right

Opensthescanapplication(default).Programmable. Scan/Action Button

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1.2Unpacking

CarefullyremoveallprotectivematerialfromtheET1andsavetheshippingcontainerforlaterstorageandshipping.

Verifythefollowingitemsareinthebox:

•ET1EnterpriseTabletwith4GBmicrosecuredigital(SD)cardinstalled

•Lithium-ionbattery

•QuickStartGuide

•RegulatoryGuide.

1.3Setup

TostartusingtheET1forthersttime:

•InstallSIMcardinanET1N2withGSM(optional).

•Installthebattery .

•ChargetheET1.

•PowerontheET1.

•ActivatetheET1N2onamobiledatanetwork(optional).

1.3.1InstallingtheSIMCard

ET1N2only .

TheET1N2requiresanactivatedSIMcard.Obtainthecardfromaserviceprovider.

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ProcedureSteps

1Lifttheaccessdoor.

Figure1-3InstallingSIMCard

1.3.2InstallingtheBattery

2InsertSIMcardintotheSIMholderwiththecontactsfacingdownandthecutedgefacingawayfromtheholder.

3Closetheaccessdoor.

1.3.2InstallingtheBattery

EnsurethatthecorrectbatteryisusedwiththeET1.OntheET1N0useeitherthe4620mAhbattery, p/n82-149690-xxorthe5640mAhbattery,p/n82-158261-xx.OntheET1N2useonlythe5640mAh battery,p/n82-158261-xx.

Toinstallthebattery:

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ProcedureSteps

1Alignthetracksonthesideofthebatterywiththerailsinthebatterycompartment.

2Pushthebatteryinuntilthebatteryreleaselatchsnapsintoplace.

3Ifthebatteryischarged,pressandholdthePowerbuttonfortwosecondsuntilthesplashscreenappears.

Figure1-4InsertingtheBattery

1.Rails

2.BatteryTracks

1.3.3ChargingtheBattery

Ensurethatyoufollowtheguidelinesforbatterysafetydescribedin8.2BatterySafetyGuidelines,

page8-1.

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1.3.3.1ChargingtheMainBattery

BeforeusingtheET1forthersttime,chargethemainbatteryuntiltheBatteryChargelightemittingdiode (LED)turnssolidgreen(seeTable1-2BatteryChargeLEDStatusforchargestatusindications).T ochargethe ET1,useacableoracradlewiththeappropriatepowersupply.Forinformationabouttheaccessoriesavailable fortheET1,see7Accessories,page7-1.

TheET1isequippedwithamemorybackupbatterythatautomaticallychargesfromthefully-chargedmain battery.WhenusingtheET1forthersttime,thebackupbatteryrequiresapproximately40hourstofullycharge. Thisisalsotrueanytimethebackupbatteryisdischarged,whichoccurswhenthemainbatteryisremovedfor severalhours.Thebackupbatteryretainsrandomaccessmemory(RAM)datainmemoryforatleast15minutes (atroomtemperature)whentheET1’smainbatteryisremoved,whenBatteryswapfeatureisused.Whenthe ET1reachesaverylowbatterystate,thecombinationofmainbatteryandbackupbatteryretainsRAMdatain memoryforatleast36hours.

ForcableandcradlesetupandchargingproceduresrefertotheET1EnterpriseTabletIntegratorGuide.

•USB/ChargeCable

•Single-slotUSBDockingCradle

•Four-slotChargeOnlyDockingCradle.

1.3.3.1ChargingtheMainBattery

Tochargethemainbattery:

1.Connectthechargingaccessorytotheappropriatepowersource.See7Accessories,page7-1formoreinformation.

2.InserttheET1intoacradleorattachtoacable.TheET1beginscharging.TheBatteryChargeLEDsblinkyellow whilecharging,thenturnssolidgreenwhenfullycharged.SeeT able1-2BatteryChargeLEDStatusforcharging indications.

Thebatterychargesinlessthansixhours.

Table1-2BatteryChargeLEDStatus

Status

Indications

OffET1isnotinsertedcorrectlyinthecradle.ET1isnotconnectedtoapower

source.Chargerorcradleisnotpowered.

SlowBlinkingYellow(3blinks

ET1ischarging.

every2seconds)

SolidGreenChargingcomplete.

FastBlinkingyellow(2

Chargingerror,e.g.:

blinks/second)

•Temperatureistoolowortoohigh.

•Charginghasgoneontoolongwithoutcompletion(typicallyeight hours).

FlashesY ellowthreetimeswhen

Criticalbatterystate.Batterytoolowtobootdevice.

Powerbuttonpressed

FastblinkingYellow(whenPower buttonpressed)

Batteryover-temperaturecondition.Deviceshutsdown.Batterywillnot chargeuntiltemperaturereturnstonormaloperatingvalue.

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1.3.3.2ChargingTemperature

Chargebatteriesintemperaturesfrom0°Cto40°C(32°Fto104°F).Notethatchargingisintelligentlycontrolled bytheET1.T oaccomplishthis,forsmallperiodsoftime,theET1oraccessoryalternatelyenablesanddisables batterychargingtokeepthebatteryatacceptabletemperatures.TheET1oraccessoryindicateswhenchargingis disabledduetoabnormaltemperaturesviaitsLED.SeeTable1-2BatteryChargeLEDStatus.

1.3.3.3ChargingSpareBatteries

See7Accessories,page7-1forinformationonusingaccessoriestochargesparebatteries.

1.3.4PoweringOntheET1

PressthePowerbuttonuntiltheBatteryChargeLEDashesthreetimes.Thesplashscreendisplaysforabouta minuteastheET1initializesitsashlesystem.Notethatthesewindowsalsoappearuponreset.

1.3.5WANActivation

1.3.5.1GSMActivation

1.3.5.2CDMAActivation

ET1N2only .

InordertousetheW ANradiofordatacommunication,theET1N2mustbeactivatedontheserviceprovider’s network.Bydefault,theET1N2isconguredforaGSMnetwork.T oactivateonaCDMAnetwork,manual congurationisrequired.

RefertotheET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuidefordetailedW ANcongurationinformation.

WhentheET1N2turnsonitautomaticallyconguresforthenetwork.IftheSIMcardrequiresaPIN,thePIN screenappears.EnterthePINandtouchOK.

PriortousingtheET1N2onaCDMAnetwork,theET1mustberegisteredwiththeserviceprovider.Contactthe serviceprovidertosetupanaccountandprovidetheMEIDnumber(locatedunderthebattery).

Bydefault,theET1N2isconguredforaGSMnetwork.ToactivateonaCDMAnetwork:

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1.4ReplacingtheBattery

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2TouchMore....

3TouchMobilenetworks.

4TouchTechnologypreferences.

5TouchNetworkmode.

6IntheNetworkmodemenu,selecteitherSprintorV erizon.TheET1switchesthemodemrmwareandthe

ActivationDialogboxappears.

Figure1-5ActivationScreen

7TouchActivate.TheET1N2beginstheactivationprocess.Iftheactivationisunsuccessful,contactthe

serviceprovider .

1.4ReplacingtheBattery

DonotremovethemicroSDcardwhileinBatterySwapmode.

EnsurethattheBatterySwapmodeproceduresarefollowed,otherwisethebackupbatterywill depletequicklyandontheET1N2,SIMcarddatacorruptionmightoccur .

Toreplacethebattery:

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ProcedureSteps

1PressthePowerbuttonuntilthemenudisplays.

2TouchBatterySwap.TheScanLEDlightsred.

3WaituntiltheScanLEDturnsoff.

4PressthumbagainstthesideoftheET1andbattery .Usingtheindexandmiddlengers,movethebattery

releaselatchtowardthumb.

5Pullthebatteryoutofthebatterycompartment.

Figure1-6RemovingtheBattery

6Alignthetracksonthesideofthereplacementbatterywiththerailsinthebatterycompartment.

7Pushthebatteryinuntilthebatteryreleaselatchsnapsintoplace.

8PressthePowerbuttontoturnontheET1.

1.5ReplacingthemicroSDCard

Forproperelectrostaticdischarge(ESD)precautionstoavoiddamagingtheSDcard.Proper ESDprecautionsinclude,butnotlimitedto,workingonanESDmatandensuringthattheuser isproperlygrounded.

ChangingthemicroSDcardcanchangethefunctionalityoftheET1.

ToreplacethemicroSDcard:

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1.5ReplacingthemicroSDCard

ProcedureSteps

1PressthePowerbuttonuntilthemenudisplays.

2TouchPoweroff.

3TouchOK.

4WaitfortheET1topoweroffcompletely.

5PressthumbagainstthesideoftheET1andbattery .Usingtheindexandmiddlengers,movethebattery

releaselatchtowardthumb.

6Pullthebatteryoutofthebatterycompartment.

7Lifttheaccessdoor.

Figure1-7LiftAccessDoor

8RemovethemicroSDcardfromthecardholder.

9AlignthereplacementmicroSDcardwiththecardholder.Ensurethatthecontactsonthecardarefacing

downandtowardthecardholder.

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10InsertthemicroSDcardintothecardholder.

Figure1-8InsertmicroSDCard

11Closetheaccessdoor.

Figure1-9CloseAccessDoor

12Alignthetracksonthesideofthereplacementbatterywiththerailsinthebatterycompartment.

13Pushthebatteryinuntilthebatteryreleaselatchsnapsintoplace.

14PressthePowerbuttontoturnontheET1.

1.6Handstrap

Usetheoptional360-degreerotatablehandstraptosecurelyholdtheET1whileworking.RefertotheET1 EnterpriseTabletIntegratorGuideforinformationoninstallingthehandstrap.

Rotatethehandstrapforlandscapeorportraitviewing.

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Figure1-10RotateHandstrap360Degrees

Inserthandintothehandstrapandtightenstrap.

Figure1-11HandinHandstrap

1.7BatteryManagement

Tocheckthechargestatusofthemainbattery ,touch

BatterystatusindicatesthatthebatteryisdischargingandBatterylevelliststhebatterycharge(asapercentage offullycharged).

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Priortocheckingthebatterychargelevel,removetheET1fromanyACpowersource(cradleorcable).

> Aboutdevice>Status.

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1.7.1MonitorBatteryUsage

TheBatteryscreenlistswhichapplicationsconsumethemostbatterypower.Alsouseittoturnoffapplications thatweredownloadediftheyareconsumingtoomuchpower.

Touch

Figure1-12BatteryScreen

TheBatteryscreenliststheapplicationsusingthebattery.Thedischargegraphatthetopofthescreenshowsthe rateofthebatterydischargesincelastcharged(shortperiodsoftimewhenconnectedtoachargerareshownasthin greenlinesatthebottomofthechart),andhowlongithasbeenrunningonbatterypower.

> Battery.

TouchanapplicationintheBatteryscreentodisplaydetailsaboutitspowerconsumption.Differentapplications displaydifferentinformation.Someapplicationsincludebuttonsthatopenscreenswithsettingstoadjustpoweruse.

1.7.2LowBatteryNotication

Whenthebatterychargedropsbelow20%,theET1displaysanoticetoconnecttheET1topower.

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1.7.3BatteryOptimization

Figure1-13LowBatteryNotication

TheusershouldreplacethebatteryorchargetheET1usingoneofthechargingaccessories.

Whenthebatterychargedropsbelow10%,theET1goesintocriticalsuspendmodetosavedata.Thescreenturns off.IfthePowerbuttonispressed,theChargeLEDashesyellow.

TheusermustreplacethebatteryorchargetheET1usingoneofthechargingaccessoriestoretaindata.

1.7.3BatteryOptimization

Observethefollowingbatterysavingtips:

•LeavetheET1connectedtoACpoweratalltimeswhennotisuse.

•Setthescreentoturnoffafterashortperiodofnon-use.

•Reducescreenbrightness.

•Turnoffallwirelessradioswhennotinuse.Notethattheglobalpositioningsystem(GPS)receiverisonlyturned onwhenaGPSapplicationisusingGPS.

•TurnoffautomaticsyncingforEmail,Calendar,Contactsandotherapplications.

•UsethePowerControlwidgettocheckandcontrolthestatusofradios,thescreenbrightness,andsyncing.

•MinimizeuseofapplicationsthatkeeptheET1fromsuspending,forexample,music,GPSandvideoapplications.

1.7.3.1ChangingtheScreenTimeoutSetting

TosettheET1toturnoffafterashortperiodofnon-use:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Display.

3TouchSleep.

4SelectavaluefromtheSleepwindow.Options:

•15seconds

•30seconds

•1minute(default)

•2minutes

•5minutes

•10minutes

•30minutes

5Touch .

1.7.3.2ChangingtheBrightnessSetting

Tochangethebrightnesssettinginordertoconservemorebatterypower:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Display.

3TouchBrightness.

4IftheAutomaticBrightnesscheckboxisset,touchthecheckboxtodisable.

5Movetheslidertothelefttoreducethebrightness.

6TouchOK.

7Touch .

1.7.3.3TurningOfftheRadios

Toturnoffalltheradios:

ProcedureSteps

1PressthePowerbuttonuntilthemenuappears.

2TouchAirplanemode.Theairplaneicon appearsintheStatusbarindicatingthatalltheradiosareoff.

1.8SettingtheDateandTime

ThedateandtimeareautomaticallysynchronizedusinganNTPserverwhentheET1isconnectedtoawireless network.Theuserisonlyrequiredtosetthetimezone.RefertotheET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuidefor moreinformationonconguringtheNTPserverconnection. Tosetthedateandtime:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Date&time.

3TouchSelecttimezone.

4Touchthetimezoneforthecurrentlocation.

5Touch .

1.9DisplaySetting

TheDisplaysettingsscreenallowstheusertosetthefollowingoptions:

•Brightness

•Screenrotation

•Sleeptime

•Fontsize

1.9.1SettingtheScreenBrightness

Tosetthescreenbrightness:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Display.

3TouchBrightness.

Figure1-14BrightnessDialogBox

1.9.2SettingScreenRotation

4IntheBrightnessdialogbox,checktheAutomaticbrightnesscheckboxtosettheET1toautomaticallyadjust

thebrightnessusingthebuilt-inlightsensor.Uncheckthecheckboxtosetthebrightnessmanually.Usethe slidertosetabrightnesslevel.

5TouchOK.

6Touch .

1.9.2SettingScreenRotation

TheusercansettheET1screentorotate90degreesleftorright.

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Display.

3IntheDisplaysettingsscreen,checkAuto-rotatescreentosettheET1toautomaticallyswitchorientation

whentheET1isrotated.

4Touch .

1.9.3SettingScreenSleep

TheusercansettheET1displaytoturnoffafteraperiodofinactivity .

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Display.

3TouchSleep.

4IntheSleepmenu,selectoneofthesleepvalues.

•15seconds

•30seconds

•1minute(default)

•2minutes

•5minutes

•10minutes

•30minutes

5Touch .

1.9.4SettingFontSize

Tosetthesizeofthefontinsystemapplications:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Display.

3TouchFontsize.

4IntheFontsizemenu,selectoneofthefontsizevalues.

•Small

•Normal

•Large

•Huge

5Touch .

1.10GeneralSoundsSetting

UsetheSoundssettingstoconguremediaandalarmvolumes.T ouch

Figure1-15SoundsScreen

> > Sounds.

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•Volumes—Usetochangethevolumeofmedia,ringtonesandnoticationsandalarms.

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Figure1-16V olumesDialogBox

•CallRingtoneandVibrate

–Vibratewhenringing-ChecktomaketheET1vibratewhenacallisreceived.

•System

–Defaultnotication-Touchtoselectasoundtoplayforallsystemnotications.

–Touchsounds-Checktoplayasoundwhenmakingscreenselections.

–Screenlocksounds-Checktoplayasoundwhenlockingandunlockingthescreen.

–Vibrateontouch-ChecktohavetheET1vibratewhentouchingsoftkeysandoncertainscreen

interactions.

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2UsingtheET1

Thischapterdescribesthescreens,statusandnoticationicons,andcontrolsontheET1,andprovidesbasic instructionsforusingtheET1.

2.1HomeScreen

TheHomescreendisplayswhentheET1turnson.Dependingupontheconguration,theHomescreenmight appeardifferent.Contactyoursystemadministratorformoreinformation.

Afterasuspendorscreentime-out,theHomescreendisplayswiththelockicon.Touchandslide

touches

Figure2-1HomeScreen

.Forscreenlockinginformationsee2.11Un-LockingtheScreen,page2-16.

upuntilit

Table2-1HomeScreenItems

ItemDescription

1—StatusBar

2—BrowserIcon

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Displaysthetime,statusicons(rightside),andnoticationicons(leftside).Formore informationsee2.2.1StatusIcons,page2-2and2.2.3ManagingNotications,page2-5.

OpenstheBrowserapplication.

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Table2-1HomeScreenItems(cont'd.)

ItemDescription

3—AllApps Icon

4—SettingsIconOpenstheSettingswindow.

5—Shortcut Icons

6—WidgetsLaunchesstand-aloneapplicationsthatrunontheHomescreen.See2.3Application

TheHomescreenprovidesfouradditionalscreensforplacementofwidgetsandshortcuts.Swipethescreen leftorrighttoviewtheadditionalscreens.

2.2StatusBar

OpenstheAPPSwindow.

OpensapplicationsinstalledontheET1.See2.3ApplicationShortcutsandWidgets,page

2-6formoreinformation.

ShortcutsandWidgets,page2-6formoreinformation.

TheStatusbardisplaysthetime,noticationicons(leftside)andstatusicons(rightside).

Figure2-2NoticationandStatusIcons

IftherearemorenoticationsthancantintheStatusbar, OpentheNoticationspaneltoviewallnoticationsandstatus.

2.2.1StatusIcons

Table2-2listsStatusiconsthatmightappearintheStatusBar.

Table2-2StatusIcons

IconDescription

1.Noticationicons

2.Statusicons.

displaysindicatingthatmorenoticationsexist.

IndicatesthatGPSison.

IndicatesthattheET1isreceivinglocationdatafromGPS.

IndicatesthatBluetoothison.

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Table2-2StatusIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

2.2.1StatusIcons

IndicatesthattheET1isconnectedtoaBluetoothdevice.

IndicatesthattheAlarmisactive.

Indicatesthatallsoundsexceptmediaandalarmsaresilencedandvibratemodeisactive.

Indicatesthattheringerissilenced.

ConnectedtoaWi-Finetwork.

NoWi-Fisignal.

Indicatesthatthebatterychargeisverylow.

Indicatesthatthebatterychargeislow.

Indicatesthatthebatteryispartiallydrained.

Indicatesthatthebatteryisfullycharged.

Indicatesthatthebatteryischarging.

IndicatesthattheAirplaneModeisactive.Allradiosareturnedoff.

Mobilenetworksignalstrength(ET1N2only).

Nomobilenetworksignal(ET1N2only).

ConnectedtoanEDGEorEVD0network(ET1N2only).

Connectedtoa3Gnetwork(ET1N2only).

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Connectedtoa1XCDMAnetwork(ET1N2only).

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Table2-2StatusIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

2.2.2NoticationIcons

Table2-3NoticationIconsliststhepossiblenoticationicons.See2.2.3ManagingNotications,page2-5for

informationaboutrespondingtothesenotications.Inadditiontotheseicons,installedapplicationsmaydisplay theirownnoticationicons.

Table2-3NoticationIcons

Roamingfromanetwork(ET1N2only).

NoSIMcardinstalled(ET1N2only).

IconDescription

Indicatesthatmorenoticationsareavailableforviewing.

Indicatesthatdataissyncing.

Indicatesanupcomingevent.

IndicatesthatanopenWi-Finetworkisavailable.

Indicatesthatasongisplaying.

Indicatesthataproblemwithsign-inorsynchasoccurred.

IndicatesthattheET1isuploadingdata.

IndicatesthatthemicroSDcardisalmostfull.

IndicatesthattheET1isdownloadingdatawhenanimatedanddownloadiscompletewhen static.

IndicatesthattheET1isconnectedviaUSBcable.

IndicatesthattheET1isconnectedtoordisconnectedfromvirtualprivatenetwork(VPN).

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Table2-3NoticationIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

2.2.3ManagingNotications

PreparingSDcard.

IndicatesthatUSBdebuggingisenabledontheET1.

IndicatesthattheMultiUserfeatureisenabled.

Indicatesthatanewuserisloggingin.

IndicatesthattheET1hasreceivedatextmessage(ET1N2only).

2.2.3ManagingNotications

Noticationiconsreportthearrivalofnewmessages,calendarevents,andalarms,aswellasongoingevents.When anoticationoccurs,aniconappearsintheStatusbarwithabriefdescription.SeeTable2-3NoticationIcons. OpentheNoticationsPaneltoviewalistofallthenotications.

ToopentheNoticationPaneldragtheStatusbardownfromthetopofthescreen.

Figure2-3NoticationPanel

Torespondtoanotication,opentheNoticationsPanelandthentouchanotication.TheNoticationsPanel closesandthesubsequentactivityisdependentonthenotication.

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Toclearallnotications,opentheNoticationsPanelandthentouch .Allevent-basednoticationsare removed.Ongoingnoticationsremaininthelist.

ToclosetheNoticationPanel,dragthebottomoftheNoticationsPaneltothetopofthescreenortouch .

2.3ApplicationShortcutsandWidgets

ApplicationshortcutsplacedontheHomescreenallowquickandeasyaccesstoapplications.Widgetsare self-containedapplicationsplacedontheHomescreentoaccessfrequentlyusedfeatures.

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2.3.1AddinganApplicationorW idgettotheHomeScreen

2.3.1AddinganApplicationorWidgettotheHomeScreen

ProcedureSteps

1GotothedesiredHomescreen.

2Touch .

3Swiperight,ifnecessary ,tondtheapplicationiconorwidget.

4TouchandholdtheiconorwidgetuntiltheHomescreenappears.

5Positiontheicononthescreenandthenrelease.

2.3.2MovingItemsontheHomeScreen

ProcedureSteps

1Touchandholdtheitemuntilitoatsonthescreen.

2Dragtheitemtoanewlocation.PauseattheedgeofthescreentodragtheitemontoanadjacentHomescreen.

3LiftngertoplacetheitemontheHomescreen.

2.3.3RemovinganApporWidgetfromtheHomeScreen

ProcedureSteps

1GotothedesiredHomescreen.

2Touchandholdtheapplicationshortcutorwidgeticonuntilitoatsonthescreen.

3Dragtheiconto inthetopleftcornerofthescreenandthenrelease.

2.4Folders

UseFolderstoorganizesimilarapplicationstogether.T ouchthefoldertoopenanddisplayitemsinthefolder.

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2.4.1CreatingFolders

ProcedureSteps

1GotothedesiredHomescreen.

2PlaceatleasttwoapplicationshortcutsontheHomescreen.

3Touchandholdashortcutuntilitoatsonthescreen.

4Movetheiconoveranothericon.Abluecircleappearsaroundtheicons.

Figure2-4StackedShortcutIcons

5Liftngertostacktheicons.Theshortcuticonsappearsoverablackcircle.

2.4.2NamingFolders

ProcedureSteps

1Touchthefolder.

Figure2-5UnnamedFolder

Figure2-6OpenFolder

2Touchthetitleareaandenterafoldernameusingthekeyboard.

3TouchDone.

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4TouchanywhereontheHomescreentoclosethefolder .Thefoldernameappearsunderthefolder.

Figure2-7RenamedFolder

2.4.3RemovingaFolderFromtheHomeScreen

ProcedureSteps

1Touchandholdthefoldericonuntilitoatsonthescreen.

2.4.3RemovingaFolderFromtheHomeScreen

2Dragtheiconto inthetopleftcornerofthescreenandthenrelease.

2.5HomeScreenWallpaper

UseofLiveW allpapermayreducebatterylife.

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2.5.1ChangetheHomeScreenWallpaper

ProcedureSteps

1TouchandholdontheHomescreenuntiltheChooseWallpaperfrommenuappears.

2TouchGallery,LivewallpapersorWallpapers.

•Gallery-Selecttouseanimagestoredonthedevice.

•Livewallpapers-Selecttouseananimatedwallpaperimage.

•Wallpapers-Selecttouseawallpaperimage.

3TouchSaveorSetwallpaper.

2.6MovingItemsontheHomeScreen

ProcedureSteps

1Touchandholdtheitemuntilitenlarges.

2Dragtheitemtoanewlocation.PauseattheedgeofthescreentodragtheitemontoanadjacentHomescreen.

3Liftngertoplaceitem.

2.7RemovingItemsfromtheHomeScreen

ProcedureSteps

1Touchandholdtheitemuntilitenlarges.

2Dragtheitemover inthetopleftcornerofthescreenandthenrelease..

2.8UsingtheTouchscreen

Usethemulti-touchsensitivescreentooperatethedevice.

•Touch-Touchto:

–selectitemsonthescreen

–typelettersandsymbolsusingtheon-screenkeyboard

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2.9UsingtheOn-screenKeyboard

–presson-screenbuttons.

•TouchandHold-Touchandhold:

–anitemontheHomescreentomoveittoanewlocationortothetrash.

–theLaunchericonordotsontheHomescreentoopentheHomescreenthumbnails.

–anitemintheLaunchertocreateashortcutontheHomescreen.

–theHomescreentoopenamenuforcustomizingtheHomescreen.

–anemptyareaontheHomescreenuntilthemenuappears.

•Drag-Touchandholdanitemforamomentandthenmovengeronthescreenuntilreachingthenew position.

•Swipe-Movengerupanddownorleftandrightonthescreento:

–unlockthescreen

–viewadditionalHomescreens

–viewadditionalapplicationiconsintheLauncherwindow

–viewmoreinformationonanapplication’sscreen.

•Double-tap-T aptwiceonawebpage,map,orotherscreentozoominandout.

•Pinch-Insomeapplications,zoominandoutbyplacingtwongersonthescreenandpinchingthem together(tozoomout)orspreadingthemapart(tozoomin).

2.9UsingtheOn-screenKeyboard

Usetheon-screenkeyboardtoentertextinatexteld.T ocongurethekeyboardsettings,touch selectkeyboardsettings.

EditingText

Editenteredtextandusemenucommandstocut,copy,andpastetextwithinoracrossapplications.Some applicationsdonotsupporteditingsomeorallofthetexttheydisplay;othersmayoffertheirownwaytoselecttext.

EnteringNumbers,SymbolsandSpecialCharacters

Toenternumbersandsymbols:

•Touchandholdoneofthetop-rowkeysuntilamenuappearsthenselectanumber .Keyswithalternatecharacters displayanellipsis(...)belowthecharacter.

•TouchandholdtheShiftkeywithonenger,touchoneormorecapitallettersorsymbolstoenterthem,andthen liftbothngerstoreturntothelowercasekeyboard.

andthen

•Touch

•TouchtheAL Tkeyonthenumbersandsymbolskeyboardtoviewadditionalsymbols.

Toenterspecialcharacters,touchandholdanumberorsymbolkeytoopenamenuofadditionalsymbols.

•Alargerversionofthekeydisplaysbrieyoverthekeyboard.

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•Keyswithalternatecharactersdisplayanellipsis(...)belowthecharacter .

2.9.1EnteringText

Entertextusingtheon-screenkeyboard:

Someappsopenthekeyboardautomatically.Inothers,openitbytouchingwheretotype.

Figure2-8On-screenKeyboard

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2.10Applications

ProcedureSteps

1Touchatexteld.Theon-screenkeyboardappears.

2Touchkeysonthekeyboardtoentertext.

Theenteredtextappearsinthetexteldandinthesuggestionstrip.Whenthekeyboardhasasuggestion,the wordisunderlinedinthetexteldandthesuggestionsappearinblue.Theboldfacedsuggestionatthecenterof thestripisthekeyboard’sbestsuggestion.Dragthestriptothelefttoviewadditionalsuggestions.

3Pressspaceorapunctuationmarktoentertheboldfacedsuggestedword.

4Touch toerasecharacterstotheleftofthecursor.

5Touch toclosethekeyboard.

2.10Applications

TheAPPSscreendisplaysiconsforallinstalledapplications.Table2-4liststhedefaultapplicationsontheET1. RefertotheET1EnterpriseTabletIntegratorGuideforinformationoninstallinganduninstallingapplication.

Table2-4ET1DefaultApplications

IconDescription

Browser-UsetoaccesstheInternetorintranet.

Calculator-Providesthebasicandscienticarithmeticfunctions.

Calendar-Usetomanageeventsandappointments.

Camera-Takephotosorrecordvideos.See6PhotosandVideos,page6-1for

moreinformation.

Clock-Usetoschedulealarmsforappointmentsorasawake-up.

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Table2-4ET1DefaultApplications(cont'd.)

IconDescription

Downloads-listsalldownloadsles.

DWDemo-ProvidesawaytodemonstratethedatacapturefeaturesusingtheCamera,

ScanningModuleorMagneticStripeReader.

Email-Usetosendandreceiveemail.

ET1UserGuide-DisplaystheOn-deviceUserGuide.

FileBrowser-OrganizeandmanagelesontheET1.See2.14FileBrowser,page

2-21formoreinformation.

Gallery-UsetoviewphotosstoredonthemicroSDcard.See6PhotosandV ideos,

page6-1formoreinformation.

GPSStatus2-Usetocongurelocationservices.

Messaging-UsetosendandreceiveSMSmessagesonET1N2only.

MSPAgent-EnablesmanagementoftheET1fromanMSPserver.Requires

thepurchaseofanappropriateMSPclientlicenseperdevicetosuitthelevelof managementfunctionalityrequired.

Music-PlaymusicstoredonthemicroSDcard.

Contacts-Usetomanagecontactinformation.

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Table2-4ET1DefaultApplications(cont'd.)

IconDescription

2.10Applications

RapidDeployment-AllowstheET1tostageadeviceforinitialusebyinitiatingthe deploymentofsettings,rmwareandsoftware.RequiresthepurchaseofanMSP clientlicenseperdevice.

RILLog-Usetocapturedebugginginformation.(ET1N2only).

Search-UsethesearchenginetosearchtheInternetandtheET1.

Settings-UsetoconguretheET1.Formoreinformation,refertotheET1Enterprise

TabletIntegratorGuide.

SoundRecorder-Usetorecordaudio.

AppLockAdministrator-UsetoconguretheApplicationLockfeature.Thisicon

appearsaftertheoptionalapplicationisinstalled.

MultiUserAdministrator-UsetoconguretheMultiUserfeature.Thisiconappears aftertheoptionalapplicationisinstalled.

SecureStorageAdministrator-UsetoconguretheSecureStoragefeature.This iconappearsaftertheoptionalapplicationisinstalled.

DWDemo-ProvidesawaytodemonstratethedatacapturefeaturesusingtheCamera, ScanningModuleorMagneticStripeReader.

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2.10.1SwitchingBetweenRecentApplications

ProcedureSteps

1Touchandhold .Ascreenappearswithrecentlyusedapplications.

Figure2-9RecentlyUsedApplications

2Touchanapplicationtoopenitorpress toreturntothecurrentscreen.

3Swipeanapplicationupordowntoremovefromthelist.

2.11Un-LockingtheScreen

UsetheLockscreentoprotectaccesstodataontheET1.Someemailaccountrequirelockingthescreen.Referto theET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuideforinformationonsettingupthelockingfeature.TheLockingfeature functionsdifferentlyinSingleUsermodeorMultipleUsermode.

2.11.1SingleUserMode

Whenlocked,apattern,PINorpasswordisrequiredtounlockthedevice.PressthePowerbuttontolockthe screen.Thedevicealsolocksafterapre-denedtime-out.

PressandreleasethePowerbuttontowakethedevice.

TheLockscreendisplays.Touchandslide enabled,thePatternscreenappearsinsteadoftheLockscreen.

upuntilittouches .IfthePatternscreenunlockfeatureis

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IfthePINorPasswordscreenunlockfeatureisenabled,enterthePINorpasswordafterunlockingthescreen.

Figure2-10LockScreen

2.11.1SingleUserMode

Figure2-11PINScreen

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Figure2-12PatternScreen

Figure2-13PasswordScreen

2.11.2MultiUserMode

WithMultiUserlogin,multipleuserscanlogontothedevicewitheachuserhavingaccesstovariousapplications andfeatures.Whenenabled,theLoginscreenappearsafterpoweringon,resettingorafterthedevicewakes fromsuspendmode.

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2.11.2.1MultiuserLogin

ProcedureSteps

1IntheLogintexteld,entertheusername.

Figure2-14MultipleuserLogInScreen

2.11.2.1MultiuserLogin

2InthePasswordtexteld,enterthepassword.

3TouchOK.Afteraresumefromsuspend,theusermustenterthepassword.

2.11.2.2MultiuserLogout

ProcedureSteps

1DragtheStatusBardownfromthetopofthescreen.

2TouchMultiUserisactive.

3TouchLogout.

4TheLoginscreenappears.

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2.12ResettingtheDevice

Therearetworesetfunctions,softresetandhardreset.

2.12.1PerformingaSoftReset

Performasoftresetifapplicationsstopresponding.

ProcedureSteps

1PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilthemenuappears.

2TouchReset.

3Thedeviceshutsdownandthenreboots.

2.12.2PerformingaHardReset

PerformingahardresetwithaSIMcardinstalledintheET1N2maycausedamageordata corruptiontotheSIMcard.

PerformahardresetiftheET1stopsresponding.Toperformahardreset:

ProcedureSteps

1SimultaneouslypressthePower,LeftScan/ActionandRightScan/Actionbuttons.

2TheET1shutsdownandthenreboots.

2.13Wake-upSettings

Thewake-upconditionsdenewhatactionswakeuptheET1afterithasgoneintosuspendmode.TheET1cango intosuspendmodebyeitherpressingthePowerbuttonorautomaticallybyatime-outsettings.Table2-5W ake-up

DefaultSettingslistthedefaultwakeupconditions.

Table2-5Wake-upDefaultSettings

ConditionforWake-up

ACpowerisapplied.

ET1isinsertedintoacradle.

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PowerButtonAutomaticTime-out

NoYes

YesY es

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Table2-5Wake-upDefaultSettings(cont'd.)

2.13.1W akingtheET1

ConditionforWake-up

ET1isremovedfromacradle.

ET1isconnectedtoaUSBdevice.

ET1isdisconnectedfromaUSBdevice.

Scan/Actionbuttonispressed.

Thescreenistouched.

Bluetoothcommunication

2.13.1WakingtheET1

IftheET1isnotusedforawhile,thescreendimsandthendarkenstoconservethebattery.

TheLockscreendisplays.T ouchandslide enabled,thePatternscreenappearsinsteadoftheLockscreen.See2.11Un-LockingtheScreen,page2-16for moreinformation.

2.14FileBrowser

PowerButtonAutomaticTime-out

NoNo

NoYes

YesY es

NoNo

YesY es

upuntilittouch .IfthePatternscreenunlockfeatureis

UsetheFileBrowserapplicationtoviewandmangelesontheET1.

ToopenFileBrowser,touch

> .

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Figure2-15FileBrowserScreen

Theaddressbar(1)indicatesthecurrentfolderpath.T ouchthecurrentfolderpathtomanuallyenterapathand foldername.

Use

(2)toselectmultipleles/folder.

(3)toviewtotheET1internalstoragerootfolder.

(3)toviewthemicroSDcardrootfolder.

(4)toviewthepreviousfolderortoexittheapplication.

Touchandholdanitemtoperformanoperationonthatitem.Selectoneoftheoptionsfromthemenu:

•Information-Viewdetailedinformationabouttheleorfolder.

•Move-Movetheleorfoldertoanewlocation.

•Copy-Copytheselectle.

•Delete-Deletetheselectedle.

•Rename-Renametheselectle.

•Openas-Opentheselectedleasaspecicletype.

Touch

toopenadditionalfunctionality:

•Touch

>NewFoldertocreateanewfolderinthecurrentfolder .

>Searchtosearchforaleorfolder .

>Sorttosortthelistbyname,bytype,bysizeorbydate.

>Refreshtore-displaythecontentsofthecurrentfolder.

>ListViewtochangethefolderviewfromtiletolistformat.

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2.15.1OpeningMessaging

2.15Messaging

•Touch >ChangeSizetochangethesizeoftheicons:Large,NormalorSmall.

MessagingisonlyavailableontheET1N2conguration.

UseMessagingtoexchangetextmessages(SMS)withothermobiledevices.

ToopentheMessagingapplicationtouch

•TouchNEWMESSAGEtostartanewtextmessage.

•Touchanexistingmessagethreadtoopenit.

2.15.2SendingaTextMessage

ProcedureSteps

1OntheMessagingscreen,touchNEWMESSAGE.

2IntheT oeld,enteramobilephonenumberorcontactname.

3TouchtheTypemessagetextboxtostartenteringamessage.

Atextmessageislimitedto160character.

Iftheusergoesoverthatlimit,multipletextmessagesaresent.Iftheuserpresses message,it’ssavedasadraftintheMessagingwindow .T ouchthemessagetoresumecomposingit.

4Touch .

TheMessagewindowopens,withthemessageaftertheuser’sname.Responsesappearinthewindow.Asthe userviewsandsendsadditionalmessages,amessagethreadiscreated

> .TheMessagingwindowopens.

whilecomposinga

2.15.3RespondingtoaMessage

Whenanewmessageisreceivedanoticationappearsand

PulldowntheNoticationShadeandtouchthemessagenotication.

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TheMessagewindowappears.

TouchandholdamessageuntiltheMessageoptionsmenuappearswithnumberofoptionsforworkingwith themessageanditssender’sinformation.

2.15.4ForwardingaMessage

ProcedureSteps

1TouchandholdamessageuntiltheMessageoptionsmenuappears.

2TouchForward.

3Enterarecipientforthemessageandeditthecontent.

4Touch .

2.15.5LockingaMessage

Lockamessagesoitcannotbedeletedifthestoragelimitsisreached.Iftheusertriestodeleteathreadthat containsalockedmessage,theuserisaskedtoconrmdeletingit.

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ProcedureSteps

1TouchandholdamessageinaMessagewindowuntiltheMessageoptionsmenuappears.

2TouchLock.Alockiconappearstotherightofthemessage.

Tounlockamessage,TouchandholdamessageuntiltheMessageoptionsmenuappears.T ouchUnlock.

2.15.6ViewingMessageDetails

ProcedureSteps

1TouchandholdamessageuntiltheMessageoptionsmenuappears.

2TouchViewdetails.TheMessagedetailsdialogboxappears.

2.15.6ViewingMessageDetails

3Touchthescreenanywhereoutsidethedialogboxtoclose.

2.15.7DeletingaMessageThread

ProcedureSteps

1Touchandholdthemessagethreaduntiltheamenuappears.

2TouchDeletethread.

2.15.8MessagingSettings

TochangeMessagingsettingstouch > > >Settings.

•STORAGE

–Deleteoldmessages-Checktodeleteoldermessagesinathreadwhenthetextmessagelimitisreached.

Unchecktokeepallmessages.

–Textmessagelimit-Touchtosetthenumberofmessagestosaveperthreadoftextmessages.Whenthelimit

isreached,oldermessagesaredeletedifDeleteoldmessagesischecked.

•TEXT(SMS)MESSAGES

•NOTIFICATIONS

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–ManageSIMcardmessages-ViewtextmessagesstoredonaSIMcard.

–Notications-ChecktoreceiveanoticationwhenevertheET1receivesanewmessage.

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–Chooseringtone-OpensadialogboxtoselecttheringtonetosoundwhentheET1receivesanewmessage

notications.

–Vibrate-OpensadialogboxtosettheET1tovibratewheneveritreceivesanewmessagenotication.

Options:Always,OnlywhensilentorNever(default).

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3DataCapture

•ScanningModule

•Scanning/MSRModule

•integrateddigitalcamera

•optionalCS3070Bluetoothlaserscanner.

3.1ScanningModules

•Omnidirectionalreadingofavarietyofbarcodesymbologies,includingthemostpopularlinear,postal,PDF417,

•Advancedintuitivelaseraimingcross-hairforeasypoint-and-shootoperation.

TheET1offersthefollowingdatacaptureoptions:

DataWedgeisinstalledandenabledontheET1bydefault.

TheET1withanintegratedScanModulehasthefollowingfeatures:

and2Dmatrixcodetypes.

Themodulesusesdigitalcameratechnologytotakeadigitalpictureofabarcode,storestheresultingimageinits memory,andexecutesstate-of-the-artsoftwaredecodingalgorithmstoextractthedatafromtheimage.

3.1.1OperationalModes

Thedevicewithanintegratedimagersupportstwomodesofoperation,listedbelow.Activateeachmodeby pressingascanbutton.

•DecodeMode:Inthismode,thedeviceattemptstolocateanddecodeenabledbarcodeswithinitseldofview. Theimagerremainsinthismodeaslongastheuserholdsthescanbutton,oruntilitdecodesabarcode.

ToenablePickListMode,congureinDataW edge.

•PickListMode:Thismodeallowstheusertoselectivelydecodeabarcodewhenmorethanonebarcodeisin thedevice’seldofview.Toaccomplishthis,movetheaimingcrosshairovertherequiredbarcodetodecode onlythisbarcode.Thisfeatureisidealforpicklistscontainingmultiplebarcodesandmanufacturingortransport labelscontainingmorethanonebarcodetype(either1Dor2D).

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3.2DigitalCamera

Thedevicewithanintegratedcamerabasedbarcodescanningsolutionhasthefollowingfeatures:

•Omnidirectionalreadingofavarietyofbarcodesymbologies,includingthemostpopularlinear,postal,QR, PDF417,and2Dmatrixcodetypes.

•Cross-hairreticleforeasypoint-and-shootoperation.

•Picklistmodetodecodeaparticularbarcodefrommanyintheeldofview.

Thesolutionusestheadvancedcameratechnologytotakeadigitalpictureofabarcode,andexecutes state-of-the-artsoftwaredecodingalgorithmstoextractthedatafromtheimage.

3.3LaserScanning

TheoptionalCS3070scannerhasthefollowingfeatures:

•Readingofavarietyofbarcodesymbologies,includingthemostpopularlinear,postal,and1-Dcodetypes.

•Intuitiveaimingforeasypoint-and-shootoperation.

3.4ScanningConsiderations

Typically,scanningisasimplematterofaim,scan,anddecodeandafewquicktrialeffortsmasterit.However, considerthefollowingtooptimizescanningperformance:

•Range

–Anyscanningdevicedecodeswelloveraparticularworkingrange—minimumandmaximumdistancesfrom

thebarcode.Thisrangevariesaccordingtobarcodedensityandscanningdeviceoptics.

–Scanningwithinrangebringsquickandconstantdecodes;scanningtoocloseortoofarawaypreventsdecodes.

Movethescannercloserandfartherawaytondtherightworkingrangeforthebarcodesbeingscanned.

•Angle

–Scanangleisimportantforpromotingquickdecodes.Whenlaserbeamsreectdirectlybackintothescanner

fromthebarcode,thisspecularreectioncan“blind”thescanner.

–Toavoidthis,scanthebarcodesothatthebeamdoesnotbouncedirectlyback.Butdonotscanattoo

sharpanangle;thescannerneedstocollectscatteredreectionsfromthescantomakeasuccessfuldecode. Practicequicklyshowswhattolerancestoworkwithin.

•Holdthedevicefartherawayforlargersymbols.

•Movethedevicecloserforsymbolswithbarsthatareclosetogether.

Scanningproceduresdependontheapplicationanddeviceconguration.Anapplicationmayusedifferent scanningproceduresfromthosedescribed.

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3.5BarCodeCapturewithScanningorScanning/MSR Module

ProcedureSteps

1EnsurethatanapplicationisopenontheET1andatexteldisinfocus(textcursorintexteld).

2PointthetopoftheET1atabarcode.

Figure3-1BarCodeScanning

3.5BarCodeCapturewithScanningorScanning/MSRModule

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3PressandholdeitherScan/Actionbutton.

Theredlaseraimingpatternturnsontoassistinaiming.Ensurethebarcodeiswithintheareaformedbythe cross-hairsintheaimingpattern.Theaimingdotisusedforincreasedvisibilityinbrightlightingconditions.

TheScan/DecodeLEDlightsredtoindicatethatscanningisinprocess,thenlightsgreen,abeepsoundsandthe ET1vibrates,bydefault,toindicatethebarcodewasdecodedsuccessfully.NotethatwhentheET1isinPick ListMode,theET1doesnotdecodethebarcodeuntilthecenterofthecrosshairtouchesthebarcode.

Figure3-2AimingPattern

Figure3-3PickListModewithMultipleBarCodesinAimingPattern

4Releasethescanbutton.

5Thecaptureddataappearsinthetexteld.

3.6BarCodeCapturewithIntegratedCamera

ProcedureSteps

1EnsurethatanapplicationisopenontheET1andatexteldisinfocus(textcursorinatexteld).

2Aimtherear-facingcameraatabarcode.

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3.7BarCodeCapturewithCS3070BluetoothScanner

3PressandholdeitherScan/Actionbutton.Bydefault,apreviewwindowappears.TheDecodelightemitting

diode(LED)lightsredtoindicatethatdatacaptureisinprocess.

Figure3-4SampleScanApplicationwithPreviewWindow

4MovetheET1untilthebarcodeiscentered.

5TheDecodeLEDlightsgreen,abeepsoundsandtheET1vibrates,bydefault,toindicatethebarcodewas

decodedsuccessfully.

6Thecaptureddataappearsinthetexteld.

3.7BarCodeCapturewithCS3070BluetoothScanner

TheCS3070Bluetoothscannercapturesbarcodedata,andtransmitsittotheET1viaBluetooth.Thescanner supportsBluetoothhumaninterfacedevice(HID)connectiontotheET1wherethescanneremulatesakeyboard,as wellasSerialPortProle(SPP)connectionwherethescannerbehavesasifthereisaserialconnection.SeetheET1 EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuideforsetupandcongurationinformation.

Figure3-5CS3070BluetoothScanner

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2.DeleteButton

3.ScanButton

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4.LED

5.ExitWindow

ProcedureSteps

1EnsurethatanapplicationisopenontheET1andatexteldisinfocus(textcursorinatexteld).

2Aimthescanneratthebarcode.

3Pressthescan(+)button.

Figure3-6CS3070Scanning

4Ensurethescanlinecrosseseverybarandspaceofthesymbol.

Figure3-7LinearScannerAimingPattern

5ThescannerbeepsandtheLEDturnsgreentoindicateasuccessfuldecode.

6Thecaptureddataappearsinthetexteld.

3.8ReadingMagneticStripeCardswith Scanning/MSRModule

UsetheScanning/MSRModuletoreadmagneticstripecards.

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ProcedureSteps

1EnsurethatMSRinputisenabledinDataWedgeandthecursorisinatexteld.

2Alignthemagneticstripeonthecardtowardthedisplayandswipethecardineitherdirection.

Figure3-8SwipingaMagneticStripeCard

3.9DataWedge

3Thecaptureddataappearsinthetexteld.

3.9DataWedge

DataWedgeisautilitythataddsadvancedbarcodescanningcapabilitytoanyapplicationwithoutwritingcode.It runsinthebackgroundandhandlestheinterfacetobothbuilt-inandattachedbarcodescanners.Thecapturedbar codedataisconvertedtokeystrokesandsenttothetargetapplicationasifitwastypedonthekeypad.

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TocongureDataWedgerefertotheTC55IntegratorGuide.

3.9.1EnablingDataWedge

ToenableDataW edge:

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .TheDataWedgeProleswindowappears.

3Touch .

4T ouchSettings.

5TouchtheDataWedgeenabledcheckbox.Abluecheckmarkappearsinthecheckboxindicatingthat

DataWedgeisenabled.

6Touch .

3.9.2DisablingDataWedge

TodisableDataW edge:

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3.9.3DataW edgeConguration

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .TheDataWedgeProleswindowappears.

3Touch .

4T ouchSettings.

5TouchtheDataW edgeenabledcheckbox.Thebluecheckmarkdisappearsfromthecheckboxindicatingthat

DataWedgeisdisabled.

6Touch .

3.9.3DataWedgeConguration

TocongureDataW edgeseetheET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuide.

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4WLAN

Wirelesslocalareanetworks(WLANs)allowtheET1tocommunicatewirelesslyinsideabuilding.Beforeusing theET1onaWLAN,thefacilitymustbesetupwiththerequiredhardwaretoruntheWLAN(sometimesknownas infrastructure).TheinfrastructureandtheET1mustbothbeproperlyconguredtoenablethiscommunication.

Refertothedocumentationprovidedwiththeinfrastructure(accesspoints(APs),accessports,switchesorRadius servers)forinstructionsonhowtosetuptheinfrastructure.

OncetheinfrastructureissetuptoenforcethechosenWLANsecurityscheme,usetheWi-Fisettingscongurethe ET1tomatchthesecurityscheme.

TurnoffWi-Fiwhennotusingit,toextendthelifeofthebattery.

TheStatusBardisplaysiconsthatindicateWi-FinetworkavailabilityandWi-Fistatus.See2.2StatusBar,page

2-2moreinformation.

4.1ConnectingtoaWi-FiNetwork

ProcedureSteps

1Touch

2Touch Wi-Fi.

3SlidetheWi-FiswitchtotheOnposition.TheET1searchesforWLANsintheareaanddisplaystheminthe

list.Opennetworksareindicatedwith

4ScrollthroughthelistandtouchthedesiredWLANnetwork.

5Foropennetworks,theET1automaticallyconnectstothenetwork.

Forsecurenetworks,entertherequiredpasswordorothercredentialsthentouchConnect.Seethesystem administratorformoreinformation

TheET1obtainsanetworkaddressandotherrequiredinformationfromthenetworkusingthedynamichost congurationprotocol(DHCP)protocol.ToconguretheET1withaxedinternetprotocol(IP)address,see theET1EnterpriseT abletIntegratorGuide.

6WhentheET1connectstothenetwork,thenetworknameappearsatthetopofthelistandConnectedappears

belowthenetworkname.

andsecurenetworksareindicatedwith .

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5Bluetooth

Bluetooth-equippeddevicescancommunicatewithoutwires,usingfrequency-hoppingspreadspectrum(FHSS) radiofrequency(RF)totransmitandreceivedatainthe2.4GHzIndustryScienticandMedical(ISM)band (802.15.1).Bluetoothwirelesstechnologyisspecicallydesignedforshort-range(10meters(32.8feet)) communicationandlowpowerconsumption.

DeviceswithBluetoothcapabilitiescanexchangeinformation(e.g.,les,appointments,andtasks)withother Bluetoothenableddevicessuchasprinters,accesspoints,andothermobiledevices.

5.1AdaptiveFrequencyHopping

AdaptiveFrequencyHopping(AFH)isamethodofavoidingxedfrequencyinterferers,andcanbeusedwith Bluetoothvoice.Alldevicesinthepiconet(Bluetoothnetwork)mustbeAFH-capableinorderforAFHtowork. ThereisnoAFHwhenconnectinganddiscoveringdevices.A voidmakingBluetoothconnectionsanddiscoveries duringcritical802.11bcommunications.AFHforBluetoothconsistsoffourmainsections:

•ChannelClassication-Amethodofdetectinganinterferenceonachannel-by-channelbasis,orpre-dened channelmask.

•LinkManagement-CoordinatesanddistributestheAFHinformationtotherestoftheBluetoothnetwork.

•HopSequenceModication-Avoidsinterferencebyselectivelyreducingthenumberofhoppingchannels.

•ChannelMaintenance-Amethodforperiodicallyre-evaluatingthechannels.

WhenAFHisenabled,theBluetoothradio“hopsaround”(insteadofthrough)the802.11bhigh-ratechannels. AFHcoexistenceallowsMotorolaEnterpriseTabletstooperateinanyinfrastructure.

TheBluetoothradiointhisdeviceoperatesasaClass2devicepowerclass.Themaximumoutputpoweris2.5mW andtheexpectedrangeis10meters(32.8ft.).Adenitionofrangesbasedonpowerclassisdifculttoobtaindue topoweranddevicedifferences,andwhetheronemeasuresopenspaceorclosedofcespace.

5.2Security

ThecurrentBluetoothspecicationdenessecurityatthelinklevel.Application-levelsecurityisnotspecied. Thisallowsapplicationdeveloperstodenesecuritymechanismstailoredtotheirspecicneed.Link-levelsecurity occursbetweendevices,notusers,whileapplication-levelsecuritycanbeimplementedonaper-userbasis.The Bluetoothspecicationdenessecurityalgorithmsandproceduresrequiredtoauthenticatedevices,andifneeded, encryptthedataowingonthelinkbetweenthedevices.DeviceauthenticationisamandatoryfeatureofBluetooth whilelinkencryptionisoptional.

PairingofBluetoothdevicesisaccomplishedbycreatinganinitializationkeyusedtoauthenticatethedevicesand createalinkkeyforthem.Enteringacommonpersonalidenticationnumber(PIN)inthedevicesbeingpaired generatestheinitializationkey.ThePINisneversentovertheair.Bydefault,theBluetoothstackrespondswith nokeywhenakeyisrequested(itisuptousertorespondtothekeyrequestevent).AuthenticationofBluetooth

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devicesisbased-uponachallenge-responsetransaction.BluetoothallowsforaPINorpasskeyusedtocreateother 128-bitkeysusedforsecurityandencryption.Theencryptionkeyisderivedfromthelinkkeyusedtoauthenticate thepairingdevices.AlsoworthyofnoteisthelimitedrangeandfastfrequencyhoppingoftheBluetoothradiosthat makeslong-distanceeavesdroppingdifcult.

Recommendationsare:

•Performpairinginasecureenvironment

•KeepPINcodesprivateanddonotstorethePINcodesinthedevice

•Implementapplication-levelsecurity.

5.3BluetoothProles

TheET1supportsthefollowingBluetoothservices:

•GenericAccessProle(GAP)-MustsupportbothInitiatorandAcceptorroles.

•ServiceDiscoveryProtocol(SDP)-SupportsbothLocalDeviceandRemoteDevice.

•SerialPortProle(SPP)-SupportsbothDeviceAandDeviceBroles.

•HumanInterfaceDevice(HID)Prole-SupportsHostrole.

•Dial-upNetworking(DUN)Prole-SupportsconnectingacomputertotheET1toaccesstheinternet.

5.4BluetoothPowerStates

TheBluetoothradioisoffbydefault.

•Suspend—WhenthereisnoactiveBluetoothconnections,theBluetoothradioturnsoff.

IfthereisanactiveBluetoothconnectionbetweentheET1andanotherBluetoothdeviceandthereisno dataactivity,theET1willtimeout.However,iftheuserpressesthePowerbuttonontheET1,theET1 willsuspendanduponreceivingdatafromaremoteBluetoothdevice,theET1willwakefromsuspend mode.Forexample,BluetoothscannersendingdatatotheET1.

•Resume—WhentheET1resumes,Bluetoothturnsonifitwasonpriortosuspend.

•AirplaneMode—WhentheET1isplacedinAirplaneMode,theBluetoothradioturnsoff.WhenAirplane Modeisdisabled,theBluetoothradioreturnstothepriorstate.

5.5BluetoothRadioPower

TurnofftheBluetoothradiotosavepowerorifenteringanareawithradiorestrictions(e.g.,anairplane).When theradioisoff,otherBluetoothdevicescannotseeorconnecttothedevice.TurnontheBluetoothradioto exchangeinformationwithotherBluetoothdevices(withinrange).CommunicateonlywithBluetoothradios incloseproximity .

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5.5.1EnablingBluetooth

Toachievethebestbatterylifeturnoffradiosnotinuse.

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2SlidetheBluetoothswitchtotheONposition.TheBluetoothicon alsoappearsintheStatusbar.

3Touch .

5.5.2DisablingBluetooth

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2SlidetheBluetoothswitchtotheOFFposition.

3Touch .

5.6DiscoveringBluetoothDevices

TheET1canreceiveinformationfromdiscovereddeviceswithoutpairing.However,oncepaired,theET1anda paireddeviceexchangeinformationautomaticallywhentheBluetoothradioison.TondBluetoothdevices inthearea:

ProcedureSteps

1EnsurethatBluetoothisenabledonbothdevices.

2EnsurethattheBluetoothdevicetodiscoverisindiscoverablemode.

3Ensurethatthetwodevicesarewithin10meters(32.8ft.)ofoneanother.

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4Touch .

5Touch Bluetooth.

6TouchSCANFORDEVICES.TheET1beginssearchingfordiscoverableBluetoothdevicesinthearea

anddisplaysthemunderA V AILABLEDEVICES.

7Scrollthroughthelistandselectadevice.TheBluetoothpairingrequestdialogboxappears.

Figure5-1BluetoothPairing-EnterPIN

Figure5-2BluetoothPairing—SimplePairing

8EnteraPINinthetextboxandtouchOK.

9EnterthesamePINontheotherdevice.T ouchPair.

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10TheBluetoothdeviceisaddedtothePAIREDDEVICESlistandatrusted(“paired”)connectionisestablished.

5.7ChangingtheBluetoothName

Bydefault,theET1hasagenericBluetoothnamethatisvisibletootherdeviceswhenconnected.

TochangetheBluetoothname:

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Bluetooth.

5.7ChangingtheBluetoothName

3IfBluetoothisnoton,slidetheswitchtotheONposition.

4Touch .

5TouchRenamedevice.TheRenamedevicedialogboxappears.

6EnteranameandtouchDone.

7Touch .

5.8ConnectingtoaBluetoothDevice

Oncepaired,connecttoaBluetoothdevice:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Bluetooth.

3IfBluetoothisnoton,slidetheswitchtotheONposition.

4InthePAIREDDEVICESlist,touchandholdonaunconnectedBluetoothdeviceuntilamenuappears.

5TouchConnect.Whenconnected,thedeviceisdisplayedasconnectedinthelist.

5.9SelectingProlesontheBluetoothDevice

SomeBluetoothdeviceshavemultipleproles.Toselectaprole:

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch Bluetooth.

3IfBluetoothisnotturnedon,slidetheblueswitchtotheOnposition.

4IntheP AIREDDEVICESlist,touch nexttothedevicename.

5UnderPROFILES,checkoruncheckaproletoallowtheET1tousethatprole.

6Touch .

5.10UnpairingaBluetoothDevice

TounpairaBluetoothdeviceanderaseallpairinginformation:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2TouchBluetooth.

3IntheP AIREDDEVICESlist,touch nexttothedevicename.

4TouchUnpair.TheBluetoothdeviceisremovedfromthePAIREDDEVICElist.

5Touch .

5.10UnpairingaBluetoothDevice

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6PhotosandVideos

Thischapterprovidesinformationfortakingphotosandrecordingvideosusingtheintegrateddigitalcameras.

AninstalledmicroSDcardisrequiredtostorephotosandvideos.

Photosandvideosarestoredonthemicrosecuredigital(SD)card.

6.1TakingPhotos

Camerasettingsaredescribedin6.4CameraSettings,page6-6.

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

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2Touch .

Figure6-1CameraMode

3Ifnecessary,touchtheoptionsbarandtouch .

4Touch toswitchbetweenthefrontorrearcameras.

5Touch toadjustexposure,ash,andothersettingsusingthecamerasettings.See6.4CameraSettings,

page6-6formoreinformation.

6Touch andtoadjustthezoomlevel.

7Framethesubjectonscreen.

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6.2T akingaPanoramicPhoto

8Touch .

Thecamerabringstheimageintofocus.Whentheimageisinfocus,thefocusindicatorsineachcornerturn green,thecameratakesaphotoandashuttersoundplays.

Todisabletheshuttersound,turnnoticationsoundsoff.T ouch > Sounds>Volumesand slidetheNoticationssliderallthewaytotheleft.

Alternately,touch

Thephotoappearsmomentarilythendisplaysasathumbnailintheupperrightcorner.

9TouchthethumbnailtoviewthephotoinGallery.See6.6ViewingPhotosandV ideos,page6-8formore

information.

andholdtofocusrst,beforetakingaphoto;thenreleasetotakeafocusedphoto.

6.2TakingaPanoramicPhoto

Panoramamodeletstheusercreateasinglewideimagebypanningslowlyacrossascene.T otakeapanoramic photo:

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

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3Touchtheoptionsbarandtouch .

Figure6-2PanoramicMode

4Frameonesideofthescenetocapture.

5Touch andslowlystartpanningacrosstheareatocapture.Asmallwhitesquareappearsinsidethe

buttontheshotisinprogress.

Ifpanningtooquickly,themessageToofastappears.

6Touch toendtheshot.Thepanoramaappearsimmediatelyandaprogressindicatordisplayswhileit

savestheimage.

7TouchthethumbnailtoviewthephotoinGallery.See6.6ViewingPhotosandV ideos,page6-8.

6.3RecordingVideos

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

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3Touchtheoptionsbarandtouch .

Figure6-3VideoMode

6.3RecordingV ideos

4Touch toswitchbetweenthefrontorrearcameras.

5Touch toadjustexposure,ash,andothersettingsusingthevideosettings.See6.5VideoSettings,page

6-7formoreinformation.

6Touch andtoadjustthezoomlevel.

7Pointthecameraandframethescene.

8Touch tostartrecording.

TheET1startsrecordingthevideo.Thevideotimeremainingappearsinthetopleftofthescreen.

9Touch toendrecording.

Previouslyrecordedvideodisplaysinthethumbnailatthetopright.

10TouchthethumbnailtoaccesstheGalleryapplication.See6.6ViewingPhotosandVideos,page6-8.

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6.4CameraSettings

WheninCameramode,Camerasettingsaredisplayedonscreen.Touch

6.4.1Rear-facingCameraSettings

Touch

•

–Storelocation-IncludelocationinformationwitheachphotousingtheET1globalpositioningsystem

–FocusMode-Setthefocusmodeofthecamera.Options:Macro,Innity,Continuous,orAuto(default).

–Capturemode-Settheimagecapturemode.Options:HighQuality(default)orZeroShutterMode.

–Picturesize-Touchtosetthesize(inpixels)ofthephoto.Options:QVGA,VGA,1MPixels,1.3MPixels,

–ISO-Sethowsensitivethecameraistolight.Options:800,400,200,100,orAuto(default).

–Picturequality-Options:Superne(default),FineorNormal.

–Restoredefaults-T ouchRestoredefaultstorestoreallcamerasettingstothedefaultvalues.

• Options:Auto(default),Portrait,Landscape,Night,Steadyphoto,orSports.

todisplaythecamerasettingoptions.

CameraSettings-T ouchtoopenascrollinglistofsettings:

(GPS).Options:OnorOff(default).

2Mpixels,3Mpixels,5Mpixels,or8Mpixels(default).

Scenemode-T ouchtoselectapresetcombinationofcamerasettingsdesignedforspecicscenes.

forthesettingstochange.

Exposure-Touchtoadjusttheexposuresettings.Options:+3,+2,+1,0(default),-1,-2,or-3.

•

Whitebalance-T ouchtoselecthowCameraadjustscolorsindifferentkindsoflight,toachievethemost

natural-lookingcolors.

–Auto-Adjustthewhitebalanceautomatically(default).

Incandescent-Adjustthewhitebalanceforincandescentlighting.

–

–Daylight-Adjustthewhitebalancefordaylight.

Fluorescent-Adjustthewhitebalancefororescentlighting.

–

Cloudy-Adjustthewhitebalanceforacloudyenvironment.

–

Flashmode-T ouchtosetwhetherRear-facingCamerareliesonitslightmetertodecidewhetheraashis

necessary,ortoturnitonoroffforallshots.

–

–Off-Disableash(default).

–

Auto-Cameraadjustsashautomaticallydependinguponlightmeter.

On-Enableashupontakingaphoto.

Torch-Turnashoncontinuously.

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6.4.2Front-facingCameraSettings

Touch

•

–Storelocation-IncludelocationinformationwitheachphotousingtheET1globalpositioningsystem

–Picturesize-Touchtosetthesize(inpixels)ofthephoto.Options:QVGAorVGA(default).

–Picturequality-Options:Superne(default),Fine,Normal.

–Restoredefaults-T ouchRestoredefaultstorestoreallcamerasettingstothedefaultvalues.

• Options:Auto(default)orNight.

todisplaythecamerasettingoptions.

CameraSettings-T ouchtoopenascrollinglistofsettings:

(GPS).Options:OnorOff(default).

Scenemode-T ouchtoselectapresetcombinationofcamerasettingsdesignedforspecicscenes.

6.5VideoSettings

WheninVideomode,Videosettingsaredisplayedonthescreen.Touch

6.5.1Video-Rear-facingCameraSettings

Touch

todisplaythecamerasettingoptions.

tochangethevideosettings.

•

•Videoquality-T ouchtoselectvideoquality:

•Timelapseinterval—Touchtoselectatimeintervaltosettheframeratefortimelapsephotography.Options: Off(default),1s,1.5s,2s,2.5s,3s,5sor10s.

• mostnatural-lookingcolorsforthevideo.

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Settings-Touchtoopenascrollinglistofsettings:

–Storelocation-IncludelocationinformationwitheachphotousingtheET1globalpositioningsystem

(GPS).Options:OnorOff(default).

–Restoredefaults-Touchtorestoreallcamerasettingstothedefaultvalues.

–HD-Highdenition1080p.

–HD-Highdenition720p.

–SD-Standarddenition480p(default).

Whitebalance-Touchtoselecthowthecameraadjustscolorsindifferentkindsoflight,toachievethe

–

Auto-Adjustthewhitebalanceautomatically(default).

Incandescent-Adjustthewhitebalanceforincandescentlighting.

Daylight-Adjustthewhitebalancefordaylight.

Fluorescent-Adjustthewhitebalancefororescentlighting.

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– Cloudy-Adjustthewhitebalanceforacloudyenvironment.

•

Flashmode-Selecttoilluminatethevideobyturningonthecameraash.

–

On-Enableash.

Off-Disableash(default).

6.5.2Video-Front-facingCameraSettings

Touch

•

–Restoredefaults—Touchtorestoreallcamerasettingstothedefaultvalues.

–Timelapseinterval—Touchtoselectatimeintervaltosettheframeratefortimelapsephotography .

todisplaythecamerasettingoptions.

CameraSettings-T ouchtoopenascrollinglistofsettings:

Options:Off(default),1s,1.5s,2s,2.5s,3s,5sor10s.

6.6ViewingPhotosandVideos

TheET1supportsthefollowingimageformats:jpeg,gif,pngandbmp.

TheET1supportsthefollowingvideoformats:H.263,H.264andMPEG4SimpleProle.

UseGalleryto:

•viewphotos

•playvideos

•performbasiceditingofphotos

•setphotosaswallpaper

•setphotosasacontactphoto

•sharephotosandvideos.

ToopentheGalleryapplication,touch thetopright.

GallerypresentsallphotosandvideosstoredonthemicroSDcardinalbums.

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> orinthecameraapplicationtouchthethumbnailimageat

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Figure6-4Gallery—Albums

6.6.1W orkingwithAlbums

•Touchanalbumtoopenitandviewitscontents.Thephotosandvideosinthealbumaredisplayedin chronologicalorder.

•Touchaphotoorvideoinanalbumtoviewit.

•Touch

6.6.1WorkingwithAlbums

Albumsaregroupsofimagesandvideosinfolders.Touchanalbumtoopenit.Thephotosandvideosarelistedin achronologicallyorderedgrid.Thenameofthealbumdisplaysatthetopofthescreen.

icon(topleftcorner)toreturntothemainGalleryscreen.

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Figure6-5PhotosInsideanAlbum

Swipeleftorrighttoscrollimagesacrossthescreen.

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6.6.1.1ShareanAlbum

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

3Touchandholdanalbumuntilithighlights.

4Touchotheralbumsasrequired.

5Touch .TheSharemenuopens.T ouchtheapplicationtousetosharetheselectedalbums.

6Followtheinstructionswithintheselectedapplication.

6.6.1.1ShareanAlbum

6.6.1.2GetAlbumInformation

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

3Touchandholdanalbumuntilithighlights.

4Touch >Details.

6.6.1.3DeletinganAlbum

TodeleteanalbumanditscontentsfromthemicroSDcard:

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ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

3Touchandholdanalbumuntilithighlights.

4Checkotheralbumstodelete.Ensurethatotheralbumsareselected.

5Touch .TheDeleteselecteditem?menudisplays.

6TouchOKtodeletethealbum.

6.6.2WorkingwithPhotos

UseGallerytoviewphotosonthemicroSDcardandeditandsharephotos.

6.6.2.1ViewingandBrowsingPhotos

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

3Touchanalbumtoopenit.

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4Touchaphoto.

Figure6-6PhotoExample

6.6.2.2RotatingaPhoto

5Swipeleftorrighttoviewthenextorpreviousphotointhealbum.

6TurntheET1toviewthephotoinupright(portrait)orsideways(landscape)orientation.Thephotoisdisplayed

(butnotsaved)intheneworientation.

7Touchthephototoviewthecontrols.

8Double-tapthescreentozoominorpinchtwongerstogetherorspreadthemaparttozoominorout.

9Dragthephototoviewpartsthatarenotinview.

6.6.2.2RotatingaPhoto

ProcedureSteps

1Touchaphototoviewthecontrols.

2TouchRotateLeftorRotateRight.Thephotoisautomaticallysavedwiththeneworientation.

6.6.2.3CroppingaPhoto

ProcedureSteps

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1Touchaphototoviewthecontrols.

2TouchMenu>Crop.Thebluecroppingtoolappears.

3Usethecroppingtooltoselecttheportionofthephototocrop.

Figure6-7CroppingTool

•Dragfromtheinsideofthecroppingtooltomoveit.

•Draganedgeofthecroppingtooltoresizeittoanyproportion.

•Dragacornerofthecroppingtooltoresizeitwithxedproportions.

4TouchOKtosaveacopyofthecroppedphoto.Theoriginalversionisretained.

6.6.2.4SettingaPhotoasaContactIcon

ProcedureSteps

1Touch .

2Touch .

3Touchanalbumtoopenit.

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Copyrights

Disclaimer

Trademarks

EuropeanUnion(EU)WasteofElectricalandElectronicEquipment (WEEE)directive

RevisionHistory

Contents

ListofTables

ListofFigures

AboutThisGuide

DocumentationSet

SoftwareVersions

ChapterDescriptions

NotationalConventions

IconConventions

RelatedDocuments

ServiceInformation

1GettingStarted

1.1Features

1.2Unpacking

1.3Setup

1.3.1InstallingtheSIMCard

1.3.2InstallingtheBattery

1.3.3ChargingtheBattery

1.3.3.1ChargingtheMainBattery

1.3.3.2ChargingTemperature

1.3.3.3ChargingSpareBatteries

1.3.4PoweringOntheET1

1.3.5WANActivation

1.3.5.1GSMActivation

1.3.5.2CDMAActivation

1.4ReplacingtheBattery

1.5ReplacingthemicroSDCard

1.6Handstrap

1.7BatteryManagement

1.7.1MonitorBatteryUsage

1.7.3BatteryOptimization

1.7.3.1ChangingtheScreenTimeoutSetting

1.7.3.2ChangingtheBrightnessSetting

1.7.3.3TurningOfftheRadios

1.8SettingtheDateandTime

1.9DisplaySetting

1.9.1SettingtheScreenBrightness

1.9.2SettingScreenRotation

1.9.3SettingScreenSleep

1.9.4SettingFontSize

1.10GeneralSoundsSetting

2UsingtheET1

2.1HomeScreen

2.2StatusBar

2.2.1StatusIcons

2.3ApplicationShortcutsandWidgets

2.3.1AddinganApplicationorW idgettotheHomeScreen

2.3.2MovingItemsontheHomeScreen

2.3.3RemovinganApporWidgetfromtheHomeScreen

2.4Folders

2.4.1CreatingFolders

2.4.2NamingFolders

2.4.3RemovingaFolderFromtheHomeScreen

2.5HomeScreenWallpaper

2.5.1ChangetheHomeScreenWallpaper

2.6MovingItemsontheHomeScreen

2.7RemovingItemsfromtheHomeScreen

2.8UsingtheTouchscreen

2.9UsingtheOn-screenKeyboard

EditingText

EnteringNumbers,SymbolsandSpecialCharacters

2.9.1EnteringText

2.10Applications

2.10.1SwitchingBetweenRecentApplications

2.11Un-LockingtheScreen

2.11.1SingleUserMode

2.11.2MultiUserMode

2.11.2.1MultiuserLogin

2.11.2.2MultiuserLogout

2.12ResettingtheDevice

2.12.1PerformingaSoftReset