What to do if a warning message of not enough memory appears on Getac PS336?
If you receive a warning message indicating not enough memory on your Getac Handhelds device, try the following: * Delete files that are no longer needed. * Remove programs that are no longer needed. * Clear all files and history in Internet Explorer. * Stop programs that are not currently in use by checking the Task Manager under Settings. * Restart your device.
What to do if the screen responds slowly on Getac PS336 Handhelds?
If your Getac Handhelds device screen responds slowly, ensure that the device is not running out of battery power. If the issue persists, try restarting your device.
What to do if the screen freezes on Getac Handhelds?
If the screen freezes on your Getac Handhelds device, restart the device.
Why doesn't my Getac PS336 Handhelds power on with battery?
If your Getac Handhelds device does not switch on when using battery power, the remaining battery power may be too low. Charge the battery.
Why can't Getac Handhelds establish a connection with a computer via USB?
If your Getac Handhelds device cannot establish a USB connection with a computer, ensure both devices are switched on. Verify the cable is securely plugged directly into both the computer and the device, bypassing any USB hubs. Restart your device before connecting, and always disconnect it before restarting your computer. If using a Windows computer with ActiveSync, disable 'Enable advanced network functionality' under Settings > Connections > USB to PC.
Why does the screen respond slowly on Getac Handhelds?
If the screen of your Getac Handhelds responds slowly, ensure that your device is not running out of battery power. If the problem persists, restart your device.
How to fix Getac Handhelds when power does not switch on using battery?
If your Getac Handhelds device does not switch on when using battery power, the remaining battery power may be too low. Charge the battery.
General| Drop Resistance | MIL-STD-810G certified |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| GPS | Yes |
| Wireless Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| I/O Ports | Micro USB, Docking connector |
| Barcode Scanner | Optional 1D/2D |
| NFC | Optional |
Details front, back, top, and bottom components of the device.
Guides on installing SIM, battery, charging, and initial startup procedures.
Accessing quick help and synchronizing device data with a computer.
Instructions for using the stylus tether, hand strap, and microSD card.
Covers backlight, suspend mode, and device power-off procedures.
Explains touchscreen gestures, keypad navigation, and screen interaction.
Describes the Home screen layout, shortcuts, and navigation bar functions.
How to launch applications and use shortcut menus.
Methods for entering information: on-screen keyboards, physical keypad, writing.
Procedures for locking the screen and SIM card.
Turning the phone on/off, starting the program, and status icons.
Details on dialing, answering, rejecting, and ending calls.
Adjusting volume, mute, speakerphone, and managing multiple calls.
Using call history, adding contacts, and creating speed dial entries.
Changing sounds, security, network, and other phone settings.
Managing device power, low battery signals, and power-saving tips.
Personalizing device settings like Bluetooth, alarms, and display.
Adding, removing, searching, and organizing programs and files.
Scheduling and managing appointments and meetings using the Calendar.
Creating, editing, and assigning ringtones/pictures to contacts.
Managing to-do lists and capturing thoughts with Notes.
Sending and receiving email and text messages, and account setup.
Using ActiveSync for data synchronization and direct Exchange Server sync.
Using Office Mobile for documents and Internet Explorer for browsing.
Viewing pictures/videos, taking photos, recording clips, and using Getac Camera.
Internet Sharing, E-Compass, TacLink, RFID Demo functionalities.
Overview of Cellular, Dial-up, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB connection types.
Switching Wi-Fi on/off and connecting to wireless networks.
Using Bluetooth for device visibility, file transfer, and partnerships.
Procedures for resetting the device and restoring factory default state.
Solutions for common problems like power issues, slow response, and connection errors.
Guidelines for maintaining the device and preventing physical damage.
European and FCC regulatory statements and compliance standards.
Important safety warnings and guidelines for charging the device.
Information regarding battery handling and radio frequency exposure limits.
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