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If your Datalogic Touch terminal isn't turning on when you press the scan button, it might be due to flat batteries. Try to recharge the terminal. If recharging doesn't solve the issue, the batteries might be completely flat or broken, and you should replace them.
Why does my Datalogic Touch terminal say 'BATTERY LOW' and turn off?
If your Datalogic Touch terminal displays 'BATTERY LOW' and switches off when you press the scan button, the batteries are likely flat. Recharge the terminal to resolve this. If the problem persists after recharging, the batteries may be completely flat or broken, requiring replacement.
How to fix Datalogic F734-E when application program does not load?
If your Datalogic Touch terminal isn't loading the application program, there could be a few reasons. First, ensure that the cradle has power by connecting the power supply and switching it on. Next, verify that the serial cable is correctly connected to both the cradle and the computer's serial port. Finally, if the terminal already contains an application program, you may need to follow instructions to cancel the existing application.
What to do if Datalogic F734-E display FAULT CODE.P21CO4 error?
If your Datalogic Touch terminal displays the error message FAULT CODE P21CO4, it means that the loaded application is not suitable for the terminal. To fix this, you should load the correct application program.
General| Display Type | TFT LCD |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 |
| Ports | Ethernet, USB 2.0, RS-232 serial |
| Barcode Scanning | Optional |
| Operating Temperature | 50°C |
Defines terms and conventions used throughout the manual for consistent understanding.
Guides users to additional manuals and Datalogic's support services for further assistance.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the terminal and its components safely.
Details laser safety for the F734-E model, including output window and safety labels.
Details laser safety for the F734-E/RF model, including output window and safety labels.
Standard laser safety regulations and cautions in English, covering safe laser light exposure.
Laser safety regulations presented in Italian and German languages for relevant users.
Laser safety regulations presented in French and Spanish languages for relevant users.
Radio compliance information and license verification details for users in English.
Radio compliance information in Italian, French, German, and Spanish for international users.
Details FCC compliance for the F734-E batch model and its operational conditions according to PART 15.
Information for users in Italian regarding disposal of equipment per European Directive 2002/96/EC.
Information for users in English regarding disposal of equipment per European Directive 2002/96/EC.
Information for users in Spanish and German regarding disposal of equipment per European Directive 2002/96/EC.
Provides an overview of the F734-E series terminals with labeled diagrams of key components.
Describes the F734-E and F734-E/RF terminals, their features, and overall capabilities.
Discusses EasyGen™ and DS for Formula™ software packages for customizing terminal applications.
Instructions for downloading the EasyGen™ Demo software package from the Datalogic website.
Lists items included in terminal packages and available accessories for the F734-E series.
Describes the F951 cradle, its LEDs, switch, and connectors for initial terminal setup.
Details connecting terminals via RS232 (single/multi-cradle) and RS485 networks to a host computer.
Explains Eavesdrop, Modem, and RF connections for versatile terminal communication with host systems.
Provides pinout diagrams for RS232, Eavesdrop, Modem, and RS485 cables used for connections.
Explains key functions, operation modes, and basic terminal requirements for use.
Details the step-by-step procedure for scanning barcodes using the terminal's laser.
Covers deleting application programs and downloading data from the terminal to a host computer.
Covers battery charging procedures, status indicators, and optimal charging times.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing batteries and associated safety warnings.
Guidelines on how to clean the terminal properly using appropriate methods and materials.
Addresses problems related to the terminal not turning on or displaying 'BATTERY LOW' messages.
Solutions for issues with loading applications, incorrect applications, and specific fault code errors.
Details optical, electrical, physical, and environmental characteristics of the terminals.
Covers barcode support, operating modes, and transmission features for various connection types.
Defines fundamental terms like Barcode, Baud Rate, Bit, Byte, Decode, EEPROM, and FLASH memory.
Defines terms related to hardware and system components like Host, LCD, LED, RAM, RTC, and Terminal.
