What to do if Hand Held Products NAUTIZ X7 says not enough memory?
If you receive a warning message about insufficient memory on your Hand Held Products PDA, try the following: * Delete files you no longer need. * Remove programs you are not using. * Clear all files and history in Internet Explorer. * Stop programs that are not in use (Settings > System > Task Manager). * Restart your device.
Why Hand Held Products PDA cannot establish a connection with a computer via USB?
If your Hand Held Products PDA is unable to connect to a computer via USB, ensure both devices are powered on before attempting the connection. Verify that the USB cable is securely connected to both the computer and the PDA, avoiding USB hubs. Restart your PDA before connecting the cable, and always disconnect your PDA before restarting your computer. If connected to a Windows computer running ActiveSync, disable 'Enable advanced network functionality' under Settings > Connections > USB to PC, as your device may experience connection problems.
What to do if Hand Held Products NAUTIZ X7 screen responds slowly?
If the screen on your Hand Held Products PDA responds slowly, ensure that the device is not running out of battery power. If the problem persists, restart your device.
How to fix Hand Held Products NAUTIZ X7 power does not switch on when using battery power?
If your Hand Held Products PDA does not switch on when using battery power, try charging the battery. If charging doesn't resolve the issue, restart your device.
What to do if Hand Held Products NAUTIZ X7 PDA screen freezes?
If the screen on your Hand Held Products PDA freezes, restart your device.
General| Ruggedness | IP65, MIL-STD-810G |
|---|---|
| Barcode Scanner | 1D/2D imager |
| Wireless | Bluetooth |
| GPS | SiRFstarIII GPS |
| Camera | 3 megapixel with autofocus and LED flash |
| Expansion | SD card slot |
Details function of Mobile Phone, RF (Radio Frequency), and Charge/Notification indicators.
Describes the Earpiece, Touch Screen, Keypad, Power Button, and Microphone on the front.
Explains Numeric Keys and Alternative Function Keys, including navigation and symbols.
Details the Send, Left/Right Soft, Function, Camera, End, Start, OK, and Action Keys.
Identifies Stylus, Camera Lens, Flash, Hand Strap Holders, Speaker, and Battery Cover.
Describes the protective cover for the SD card slot on the top of the device.
Details Power, USB OTG, Serial, and Docking Connectors on the device's bottom.
Guides users through inserting the SIM card and attaching the device's battery.
Provides instructions on how to connect the device to power and charge its battery.
Outlines the steps for the first-time setup and configuration of the device.
Explains the process of installing ActiveSync or WMDC for device synchronization with a PC.
Instructions on how to insert and secure an SD card into the device's slot.
Details how to attach and use the optional hand strap for better grip.
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