What to do if the Honeywell DOLPHIN 6500 Handhelds Status LED doesn't turn on?
If the Status LED on your Honeywell Handhelds device does not illuminate when you insert a battery pack, check the power connections to the device and ensure the battery pack is properly seated.
General| Display diagonal | 3.5 \ |
|---|---|
| Display resolution | 240 x 320 pixels |
| Display number of colors | 65536 colors |
| Internal memory | 0.128 GB |
| Internal memory type | RAM |
| Compatible memory cards | SD |
| Processor frequency | 0.624 GHz |
| Product color | Black |
| Barcode reader | Yes |
| Operating system installed | Windows CE 5.0 |
| Data network | - |
| Security algorithms | 802.1x RADIUS, CCX v4, EAP, EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS, LEAP, MD5, PEAP, WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA-TKIP, WPA2 |
| Interface | USB 1.1 |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 70 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 50 °C |
| Battery capacity | 3300 mAh |
| Battery life (max) | 12 h |
| Battery recharge time (on) | 6 h |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 83 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 42 mm |
| Height | 200 mm |
| Weight | 380 g |
Details the placement of compliance and laser labels on the device.
Lists safety and RF approvals for various countries.
RF compliance for wireless connectivity.
Lists items included in the Dolphin 6500 package.
Explains the meaning of the device's LED lights.
Describes the main screen interface of the terminal.
Explains the function and components of the title bar.
Describes navigation through application screens.
Explains the tile bar at the bottom of application windows.
How to use pop-up menus for selecting actions.
How to open and manage applications from the Start Menu.
How to navigate and manage files and folders.
Details the two standard configurations for the Dolphin 6500.
Describes the buttons and indicators on the front of the device.
Guidance on applying and replacing screen protectors.
Details components located on the back of the terminal.
Describes buttons and ports on the left side panel.
Describes buttons and ports on the right side panel.
Describes the imager/laser aperture window.
Describes the I/O connector and DC power jack.
Lists optional accessories to enhance terminal capabilities.
Information on connecting the terminal via USB.
Details the main and backup battery system.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the main battery.
Explains soft and hard reset procedures.
How to put the terminal into low-power suspend mode.
Instructions for maintaining and cleaning the device.
Detailed technical specifications of the Dolphin 6500.
Introduces the different keypad layouts.
Explains the function of cursor movement keys.
Describes the function of common keys.
How to switch between alpha and numeric input modes.
How number keys display characters in alpha mode.
Lists key combinations for specific functions.
Lists combinations for typing special characters.
Assigning custom functions to programmable buttons.
Introduction to the image engine and its capabilities.
Details the types of image engines available.
Shows the working range for different bar code symbologies.
Lists all supported 1D, 2D, and Composite bar code types.
How to start the image engine for scanning or imaging.
Explains image decoding methods like Full-area imaging and ALD.
Step-by-step guide for scanning bar codes.
Provides sample bar codes for testing.
Guidance on aiming for optimal bar code reads.
How to capture images like signatures and pictures.
How the image preview appears during capture.
Supported image file formats.
Information on digital image file sizes.
Step-by-step process for capturing an image.
How to enable the aiming pattern for imaging.
Methods for transmitting captured images.
Describes the laser engine and its function for 1D bar codes.
Mentions the IS4813 laser engine option.
Shows the working range for the IS4813 laser engine.
Lists supported 1D bar code types for the laser engine.
How to activate the laser engine for scanning.
Step-by-step guide for scanning bar codes with the laser.
Provides sample bar codes for testing.
Introduces the System Settings menu and its options.
How to set the system clock, date, and schedule alarms.
Customizing buttons and SIP options.
Programming side buttons for specific tasks.
Accessing and managing system parameters.
Displays version, device ID, and copyright information.
Customizing display backlight settings.
Viewing recognized system certificates.
Option to participate in the Customer Experience Improvement Program.
Encrypting files on storage cards.
Enabling or disabling error reporting.
Configuring ports for GPS receiver access.
Managing programs enrolled in an enterprise domain.
Viewing storage and program usage statistics.
Configuring battery, CPU, and wakeup settings.
Customizing appearance and formatting for geographic regions.
Uninstalling applications from the terminal.
Adjusting screen rotation, ClearType, and text size.
Monitoring running applications and processes.
How to connect the terminal for USB communication.
How to trickle charge the terminal using a USB cable.
Accessing various wireless communication options.
Setting up network connections to ISPs.
Configuring and managing network settings.
Adding and managing modem connections to an ISP.
Establishing modem or VPN connections.
Selecting default network, dialing rules, and IP exceptions.
Centralized interface for enabling/disabling on-board radios.
How to turn on WLAN and Bluetooth radios.
Accessing configuration for WLAN and Bluetooth.
Setting and configuring network adapters.
Steps for synchronizing data with PC.
Features of terminal synchronization like backup and restore.
Supported communication types via ActiveSync.
Required peripherals for communication setup.
Required software on the host workstation.
Configuring ActiveSync or WMDC on the PC.
Steps to connect the terminal to the PC.
How synchronization begins automatically.
Accessing terminal files via ActiveSync or WMDC.
Installing new programs onto the terminal.
Installing software via PC connection.
Downloading and installing software over the network.
Information on obtaining terminal software upgrades.
Steps to turn on and activate the Bluetooth radio.
How pairing establishes trusted device connections.
Procedure for discovering and connecting to Bluetooth devices.
How to use Beam File to transfer files via Bluetooth.
How to make the terminal visible to other Bluetooth devices.
Introduction to the HomeBase and eBase charging cradles.
Communication capabilities via USB, serial, or Ethernet.
How the base charges the terminal's main battery.
Information on powering the base unit.
Describes the terminal well and charging LED.
How to place the terminal in the base for charging/communication.
Details the ports on the back of the HomeBase/eBase.
How to connect the power cable to the base.
Information on USB communication with the base.
Information on serial communication with the base.
Ethernet connectivity for the eBase.
Step-by-step guide to power up the base.
Installing the ferrite core for FCC compliance.
How the base charges the main battery.
Steps to place the terminal in the base for charging.
How to charge an additional battery in the base.
How to check battery status on the terminal.
Detailed specifications for HomeBase/eBase.
Introduction to the four-slot battery charger.
Description of the charger unit.
Details the four charging slots.
Explains the meaning of the charging status LEDs.
How to connect power to the QuadCharger.
Details the charging process and time.
How temperature affects charging.
Steps to insert batteries and start charging.
Guidelines for optimal battery storage.
Solutions for common charging problems.
Detailed specifications for the QuadCharger.
Introduction to the optional slide-on handle.
Steps to remove the hand strap before installing the handle.
Guides for attaching and detaching the handle.
Contact information for installation and troubleshooting help.
Accessing technical support online.
Contact information for obtaining service and repair.
Accessing service and repair assistance online.
Details Honeywell's product warranty terms and conditions.
Specifies warranty periods for different components.
Information on purchasing extended service plans.
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