Why does the Status LED light red during charging for Honeywell Handhelds?
If the red Status LED lights up during charging of your Honeywell Handhelds, it could be related to the battery pack. Try charging the battery in a different charging slot to resolve this issue. If the red status persists with the charging slot, the issue may be with the charging circuitry; in this case, attempt charging the battery in another slot.
What to do if the Status LED does not come on when I insert a battery pack in my Honeywell Dolphin 9950 Handhelds?
If the Status LED does not turn on when you insert a battery pack into your Honeywell Handhelds, check the power connections to ensure they are properly connected. Also, verify that the POWER switch is turned ON and the battery pack is correctly seated.
What to do if the Status LED lights red and stays on without a battery in the charging slot for Honeywell Dolphin 9950 Handhelds?
If the Status LED on your Honeywell Handhelds lights up red and stays on even without a battery in the charging slot, it indicates an error occurred during the self-diagnostic test for that charging pocket. Call Honeywell Product Service and request an RMA.
General| Display diagonal | 3.5 \ |
|---|---|
| Display resolution | 240 x 320 pixels |
| ROM capacity | 1024 MB |
| Internal memory | 0.256 GB |
| Internal memory type | - |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDIO |
| Built-in processor | PXA270 |
| Processor frequency | 0.624 GHz |
| Product color | Gray |
| Phone function | No |
| Networking features | WLAN, WPAN |
| Security algorithms | 128-bit WEP, WPA2 |
| Interface | RS232, USB 1.1 |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Battery capacity | 2500 mAh |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 70 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 50 °C |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 60 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 86 mm |
| Height | 240 mm |
| Weight | 649 g |
Shows placement of compliance and safety labels on terminals.
Details laser and LED safety warnings and compliance statements.
Outlines regulatory approvals for various countries and R&TTE compliance.
Lists package contents and describes initial screens and navigation.
Lists standard hardware configurations for 9900, 9950, and 9951 models.
Lists optional peripherals and accessories to enhance terminal capabilities.
Illustrates and describes front, back, and side panel components of the terminals.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing a memory card.
Describes I/O connector, touch panel use, and screen protector installation.
Details special plastic housing for healthcare environments.
Introduces scan engine, lists specifications, and details laser engines.
Lists supported symbologies and explains decoding methods and aiming.
Explains image capture process, formats, and how to upload images.
Shows available keyboards and lists common features.
Explains function keys, modifier keys, navigation keys, and key combinations.
Illustrates 35, 43, and 56-key alpha/numeric keyboard layouts.
Details sticky key function and general Windows keyboard shortcuts.
Introduces system settings and their three main tabs: Personal, System, Connections.
Explains settings for buttons, input, menus, and today screen customization.
Lists system parameters like About, Backlight, Encryption, Memory, Power, etc.
Details settings for establishing and managing network connections.
Details sending and receiving data using the IrDA port, including port location.
Sets up network connections to ISPs and work networks via modems.
Introduces GSM/GPRS for WWAN and lists necessary requirements.
Details voice and data capabilities, SIM card installation, and GSM radio enabling.
Describes using the terminal as a phone, audio modes, volume, dialing, and calls.
Guides on configuring phone/network settings and establishing data communication.
Explains enabling Bluetooth and connecting to other devices, including pairing.
Lists device types, services, connecting printers/headsets, and transferring files.
How to make the terminal discoverable and select COM ports for Bluetooth.
Introduces the GPS module and discusses assisted GPS support.
Explains GPS module power and accessing it via COM port or driver.
Guides on setting the GPS port and accessing the GPS Demo.
Describes the HomeBase, its charging capabilities, and time.
Discusses data transmission speeds and the base as storage.
Explains capacity, terminal well, and LEDs like DOCK, AUX Battery, COMM.
Details back panel, auxiliary well, USB/RS-232 ports, DC jack, and serial connector.
Details powering the terminal and charging main/spare batteries using the base.
Guides on connecting cables and establishing RS-232 or USB communication.
Steps to communicate with the terminal and verify via LEDs.
Details RS-232 cables, pin config, and mounting instructions.
Lists hardware for mounting the base to walls.
Describes the Mobile Base, its charging capabilities, and functions.
Details front panel, terminal well, LEDs, bottom panel, and connectors.
Explains powering the terminal and charging it using the base.
Guides on mounting the base and establishing communication via cables.
Details RS-232 pin config and the base's serial connector.
Describes the 4-slot cradle, its charging, and storage capabilities.
Details front panel components like Terminal Wells and LEDs.
Details back panel, power connector, supply, and insertion/removal of terminals.
Explains terminal charging and base mounting options.
Lists hardware for mounting the base to walls.
Describes the 4-slot charger and its battery capacity.
Explains charging process, slots, LEDs, buttons, and back panel.
Guides on inserting/removing batteries, storing, charging, and using the analyzer.
Guides on mounting the charger and troubleshooting charging issues.
Chart for resolving common charging problems.
Contact info for warranty/non-warranty service and online assistance.
Contact info for installing or troubleshooting devices and online assistance.
Details product warranty terms, conditions, and how to extend coverage.
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