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CipherLab 8400

CipherLab 8400
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8400 Series Mobile Compute
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8400/8470
Version 1.10

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CipherLab 8400 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCipherLab
Model8400
CategoryMobile computer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Using 8400 Mobile Computer

1.1 Battery

Explains the main and backup batteries, their charging, and status monitoring.

1.2 Memory

Details ROM, RAM, and SD card storage options and their usage.

1.3 Keypad

Describes the 29-key and 39-key keypad layouts and their functionalities.

1.4 LCD

Information on the graphic LCD display, resolution, and font options.

1.5 Notifications

Explains the status LEDs and their meanings for charging and communication.

1.6 Data Capture

Covers supported barcode symbologies for 1D CCD, 1D Laser, and 2D scan engines.

1.7 Charging & Communications

Details USB and RS-232 interface cables, as well as various cradle options.

1.8 SD Card

Information on accessing and managing files on an SD card, including file systems and directory structure.

Learning Software Architecture

2.1 Application Module

Covers software packages like FORGE Application Generator and MIRROR Emulator for app development.

2.2 System Configuration & Core

Explains the core system components: System Menu, Kernel, and Program Manager for device management.

System Menu

3.1 Information

Provides important system information like hardware and software versions for diagnostics.

3.2 Settings

Allows users to change default settings for clock, backlight, contrast, and other system parameters.

3.3 Tests

Details functional tests for key components like reader, buzzer, LCD, and keyboard for verification.

3.4 Memory

Provides information on memory types (RAM, Flash) and initialization functions for data management.

3.5 Power

Shows current voltage consumption for main and backup batteries to monitor power status.

3.6 Load Program

Explains how to load C, BASIC programs, or font files via different interfaces for software installation.

3.7 Bluetooth Menu

Guides configuration of Bluetooth settings for connecting and communicating with other devices.

3.8 SD Card Menu

Covers using the mobile computer with an SD card as a removable disk for data storage and access.

3.9 Ethernet Cradle Menu

Instructions for establishing an Ethernet connection using the Ethernet Cradle for network connectivity.

3.10 Serial PPP Menu

Details establishing a PPP connection via the Modem Cradle for internet access over serial links.

3.11 Wi-Fi Menu

Configuration of 802.11b/g wireless networking parameters for Wi-Fi connectivity.

Program Manager & Kernel

4.1 Program Manager

Manages multiple applications and languages, allowing storage of up to eight programs and activation.

4.2 Kernel

Explains the kernel's role in system security and recovery when other menus fail, for critical system maintenance.

Specifications

Wireless Communications

Lists wireless capabilities like Bluetooth Class 2 and 802.11b/g for different models.

Readers

Details the types of barcode readers supported, such as CCD and 2D imagers.

Electrical Characteristics

Covers battery, power adapter, and operating temperature specifications for device operation.

Physical Characteristics

Outlines CPU, memory, display, keypad, and indicator specifications for device components.

Environmental Characteristics

Specifies operating and storage temperature, humidity, and impact resistance for device durability.

Programming

Lists development tools and software utilities for programming applications on the device.

Accessories

Lists optional accessories such as protective covers and battery chargers to enhance device functionality.

Appendix I Download Utility

File Types

Details the types of files that can be downloaded: font, AG runtime, kernel update, and BASIC program.

Font File

Instructions for downloading font files (.SHX) via System Menu or Kernel Menu.

C Programs

Guides downloading C programs (.SHX) via System Menu, Program Manager, or Kernel Menu.

BASIC Programs

Explains downloading BASIC runtimes and programs (.SYN) to enable BASIC application execution.

Appendix II Troubleshooting

Cannot Turn On When Pressing Power Key

Steps to resolve issues when the device does not power on, focusing on battery and charging.

Charging Error

Troubleshooting steps for charging errors, including battery and cable checks for proper power delivery.

Buzzer Seems Not Working

Steps to diagnose and fix issues with the buzzer not working, involving tests and battery reloads.

LED Indicators Seem Not Working

Troubleshooting steps for non-functional LED indicators, involving tests and battery reloads.

LCD Seems Not Working

Steps to resolve problems with the LCD display not working, involving tests and battery reloads.

Keypad Seems Not Working

Troubleshooting for issues with the keypad not responding, involving tests and battery reloads.

Vibrator Seems Not Working

Steps to address problems with the vibrator not functioning, involving tests and battery reloads.

Mobile Computer Seems Not Working

General troubleshooting for the mobile computer not working correctly, involving data upload and memory tests.

Cannot Scan Barcodes

Solutions for barcode scanning failures, including low battery, reader issues, and dirty scan windows.

Cannot Decode Data After Scanning

Troubleshooting steps when data cannot be decoded after scanning, focusing on barcode quality and scanner programming.

Out of Scanning Range

Tips for resolving issues related to the scanning range by adjusting distance.

Cannot TransmitReceive Data

Guides for troubleshooting data transmission and reception problems via RS-232, USB, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.

Appendix III Key Reference Tables

29-Key Keypad System Defaults

Default key assignments for the 29-key keypad layout, showing blue and orange key functions.

Extended Function Keys

Details on extended function keys and how they are mapped to alphanumeric and numeric inputs.

39-Key Keypad System Defaults

Default key assignments for the 39-key keypad layout, showing blue and orange key functions.