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SUMO
Masters of Technology
ST360
BASIC OPERATION GUIDE
Introduction
Congratulations on choosing SUMO
Technologies ST360. A sub-1kg package
that features a compact and robust
magnesium alloy enclosure, the SUMO
ST360 is equipped with a bright 8.4” TFT
touch screen interface and is powered by
the AMD Geode LX800; that provides
increased performance and good battery
life. With an external hot swap battery option
fitted, the SUMO ST360 can operate for up
to 6 hours of mobile use.
Package Contents
u SUMO ST360 Unit with integrated battery
u AC/DC power adapter and power cord
u Basic operation guide
u Also, depending on configuration:
u Charging cradle
u Desktop stand
u External battery pack
u External battery charger
u Hand strap
u Carrying case
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The SUMO ST360
Button Functions (with Windows XP Operating System)
BUTTON DESCRIPTION ACTION
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Power Button Push / Release typically enters Standby mode, or Push / Release exits Standby
Mode or restarts device (this can be controlled by the software)
Push and hold for 4 seconds to invoke hardware shutdown
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First in group of four Programmable, (Default: Launch on-screen keyboard)
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Second in group of four Generate Ctrl+Alt+Del sequence to invoke Windows XP security dialog
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Third in group of four Programmable, (Default: Change display orientation)
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Fourth in group of four Programmable, (Default: System Menu)
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Left edge of button Programmable, (Default: Cursor Left)
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Right edge of button Programmable, (Default: Cursor Right)
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Upper edge of button Programmable, (Default: Cursor Up)
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Lower edge of button Programmable, (Default: Cursor Down)
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Wireless LAN button Programmable, (Default: Launch 802.11 WLAN on/off control)
Note: Buttons 2, 4-10 may be re-programmed through the Button Agent utility.
CompactFlash
Card Slot
Stylus 802.11 WLAN Control
Headphone Jack
Microphone Jack
Removable Protective
Bumpers
DC Power Input
Fingerprint Read
er USB Port
Power Button
Microphone
PC Card Slot
Battery / Power LED
Network
LED
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Precautions
u Please take care when operating and handling the SUMO ST360.
u Remember the SUMO ST360’s screen is breakable and excessive pressure should
not be applied.
u Use the stylus whenever you are able, this will help maintain clarity and cleanliness of
the device.
u Prolonged exposure of the screen to direct sunlight is not recommended, when using
the SUMO ST360 outside, face the unit away from the sun to reduce glare.
u Do not use any other power supply other than the one supplied with the unit.
u If smoke, strange odour or abnormal noise are present, power the unit off and
disconnect from all power sources and isolate the battery (switch provided on rear).
Then contact the device supplier as disassembly of the unit will immediately void any
warranty.
u Operate the fingerprint scanner with clean fingers this avoids damaging the surface of
the sensor.
The SUMO ST360
Basic Features
The SUMO ST360 comes equipped with a bright and responsive touch display, a USB
port, a CompactFlash slot and embedded networking equipment such as wireless LAN
and Bluetooth. The basic features of the SUMO ST360 are complimented by a large
range of optional accessories, these include: battery expansion, docking cradles and
carrying cases that allow for a complete user experience.
SUMO ST360's typically have integrated 802.11b/g or 802.11a/b/g wireless LAN adapter.
If the unit does not come with the typical adapter, consult your device provider to
establish the desired network connectivity.
Operation
Internal Battery Switch
During transit and storage, the internal battery is switched off, this is to eliminate battery
drain. For the unit to function this switch must be in the on position (up), even when using
an external battery pack
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Powering ON and OFF
To power the SUMO ST360 on, simply press and release the power button located on the
left hand side of the unit. The display may take a few seconds to come on. To place the
SUMO ST360 into standby mode press and release the power button. To power off the
SUMO ST360 for extended storage power off the device using the operating systems
“shut down/power off” feature.
NOTE: Batteries shipped with your unit may be low in power, please ensure the SUMO
ST360 is given a full charge before every day’s operation is started. External battery
packs may be charged whilst attached to the SUMO ST360 or in the optional external
charging pack.
NOTE: When the battery pack is charging, the battery LED should blink slowly, should
this not be the case then the batteries may have been drained completely. To remedy
this, try plugging / unplugging the power to the SUMO St360 a few times to activate the
charging process.
NOTE: To conserve power, place the unit into standby mode by pressing the power
button briefly. To resume repeat the action.
NOTE: Avoid using the power button (press and hold feature) to power the unit off. This is
designed for recovery of locked systems and should not be used on a regular basis.
Start Up
After a successful start up, the software interface will be displayed after the boot
sequence. Wireless LAN may take 10 to 15 seconds longer to establish a connection.
Configuring the SUMO ST360
The device can be configured using the standard controls of the installed operating
systems.
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Calibration
Touch screen input is calibrated before shipping. If re-calibration is necessary please use
PenMount (PM) application (in the system tray) to calibrate the interface using the stylus
or USB mouse.
NOTE: For Microsoft Windows CE calibration tools are found in “Stylus application” in the
control panel.
Wireless Networking
Wireless LAN
The SUMO ST360 is delivered with an embedded 802.11a/b/g WLAN adapter as
standard this is coupled with a custom integrated antenna. The embedded WLAN is
supplemented with a user accessible PCMCIA slot for other WLAN/peripherals.
u The SUMO ST360 should be able to detect all 802.11x access points for user
selection and connection.
u SSID and WEP parameters on the SUMO ST360 and the access point have to match.
SSID is case sensitive and it is recommended that WEP is enabled for secure access.
u When WEP is enabled you may need to consult your network administrator or refer to
the network equipment documentation. This is to ensure associated settings such as
Authentication mode are correct.
u Refer to the access point documentation to setup 802.11 x accesses.
Bluetooth
The SUMO ST360 features an integrated Bluetooth adapter that uses the Microsoft
Windows Bluetooth protocol. You can access the configuration application from the
System tray or the Control panel under Microsoft Windows XP. Under Microsoft Windows
CE configuration is accessed via the Control panel, follow the instructions and options in
these utilities to attain Bluetooth connectivity.
NOTE: Bluetooth devices that are not compatible with Microsoft Windows Bluetooth
protocol may not work on the SUMO ST360.
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Button Management
Where there is compatible software, many of the physical buttons on the SUMO ST360
are programmable. There are only two exceptions to this, the power button and the SAS
button. To re-assign a button launch the Button Agent application located in the System
Tray.
NOTE: For Microsoft Windows CE the Button Agent is located in the Control Panel.
Biometric Fingerprint Reader
This feature gives a fast and secure method to manage your SUMO ST360. The sensor
application serves as a security and protection control panel. Your SUMO ST360 may
come with an application that facilitates the use of this reader. Consult your device
provider if you do not have access to such an application.
Brightness Control
A physical button may be used to alter the display brightness, press “Button 5” on the
front of the SUMO ST360 to access the on-screen controls.
NOTE: For Microsoft Windows CE, select the Brightness icon in the control panel.
Battery and Power Management
The internal battery supplied with the SUMO ST360 supports approximately 1.5 – 2 hours
of continuous operation. This can be extended by approximately 3 - 4 hours with the
external battery pack (hot-swappable) that clips onto the back of the SUMO ST360. To
lengthen battery life, use standby mode when not in active use.
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Desktop Cradle
The SUMO ST360 is complemented with the addition of the (optional) desktop cradle,
this supplies a comfortable platform for desk usage, Ethernet connections, USB ports
and a charging station. The cradle will charge any battery attached to the SUMO ST360
whilst it is in the dock. For the charging, Ethernet and USB functions to work, the cradle
must be powered with the AC/DC adapter.
Using the SUMO ST360
Memory Configuration
The SUMO ST360 is available with various memory configurations. These range from:
64MB to 1GB of flash memory and 256MB, 512MB or 1GB of RAM (1GB Memory option
only on HDD versions).
NOTE: Storage space may be increased with the addition of: compact flash storage
cards, USB flash drives, USB disk drives...etc. (No CF slot is available on HDD versions).
Peripherals Support
The SUMO ST360 can support a wide range of USB/PCMCIA accessories from
keyboards, mice and USB disk drives to barcode scanners. The (optional) desktop
cradle and securable/mountable VESA compatible cradle options can also expand on
this connectivity.
Remote Management
Depending on software configuration the SUMO ST360 can be centrally managed for
purposes such as asset monitoring and software control. Please consult your device
supplier.
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UG360 v0.3 15
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Feb-2007
SPECIFICATIONS
Display 8.4” Hi-Brite TFT LCD with resistive touch and
outdoor-viewable option
Display Resolution 800 × 600 (SVGA)
Processor AMD Geode™ LX 800
Memory (Flash) 64Mb – 8Gb
Memory (RAM) 256Mb; 512Mb; 1Gb
Software Operating
Systems
Windows CE; Windows XP Embedded;
Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
Storage Internal Flash Module; 30Gb HDD or CompactFlash Slot
Stylus Non-electronic tip
Protective Bumpers Two rubber bumpers with optional adjustable hand strap,
adds drop protection
Network Interface PCMCIA; USB; Integrated 802.11; Bluetooth built-in
Input and
Control Buttons
Four (4) front buttons; One (1) oval 4-way;
One Power (left edge); One “Trigger” (right edge);
internal battery control switch
Authentication Biometric fingerprint reader
Input / Output Ports 12V DC-in jack; Microphone-In; Headset jack; USB 2.0 Port
Enclosure Magnesium-Aluminium alloy
AC/DC adapter Input: 100-240VAC, 1.2A; Output: 12VDC, 3.5A
Power Cords UK, EU, North America
Battery Packs
(Lithium Ion)
Internal (14W); Optional External (28W, 250g),
and optional tethered pouch (72W, 450g)
Desktop Cradle Optional: Pass-through for power; Ethernet, USB 2.0 ports
Desktop Stand Optional: Aluminium parking stand
Dimensions (H×W×D) 200 × 240 × 18 (mm); 7.9 × 9.6 × 0.8 (inches)
Base Weight 0.86 kg (1.9 lbs)
Regulatory FCC Class B, CE, UL, RoHS compliant
Operating Temperature 0° - 40°C
Humidity 0% - 90% non-condensing
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For more information, including pricing, availability and detailed features please
look at our web site at www.sumotech.com or email sales@sumotech.com
SUMO Technologies Ltd, Manor Chambers, Marygate, YORK YO30 7BH
Tel: +44 (0) 1904 670670 Fax: +44 (0) 1904 670570
All specifications are subje
ct to change without notice.
SUMO, Masters of Technology and ST360 are trademarks of SUMO Technologies Ltd.
Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows XP Embedded, Microsoft Windows CE and
Microsoft XP Tablet PC Edition are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Geode is a
trademark of AMD corporation. All other products and services are trademarks or service
marks of their respective companies, and are acknowledged. E&OE
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