What to do if my Motorola MC2180 MC21XX does not turn on?
If your Motorola Handhelds MC21XX does not turn on, it could be due to several reasons: the main battery might not be charged (in which case you should charge or replace it), the main battery might not be installed properly (ensure it is correctly installed), or the system may have crashed (try performing a warm boot, and if that doesn't work, perform a cold boot).
Why does my Motorola Handhelds battery not charge?
Your Motorola Handhelds battery might not be charging because it has failed (replace the battery), the MC21XX was removed from the power source while charging (connect the power source and allow up to four hours for a full recharge), or the battery temperature is extreme (it won't charge below 32°F (0°C) or above 104°F (40°C)).
What to do if Motorola MC2180 Handhelds MC21XX turns itself off?
If your Motorola Handhelds MC21XX turns itself off, it may be due to inactivity (the device turns off after a set period, adjustable from one to five minutes), or the battery is depleted (recharge or replace the battery).
Why Motorola Handhelds MC21XX battery is not charging (LED Indicator does not light)?
If the LED indicator doesn't light when charging your Motorola Handhelds MC21XX, the cradle might not be receiving power (ensure the power cable is securely connected), the MC21XX was removed from the cradle too soon (it can take up to five hours to fully recharge a depleted battery), no battery installed (install battery), the battery is faulty (test with other batteries, and replace if necessary), or the MC21XX is not fully seated in the cradle (remove and re-insert the MC21XX, ensuring correct seating).
What to do if Motorola MC2180 MC21XX memory is full?
If a message appears stating that the Motorola Handhelds MC21XX memory is full, it could be due to too many files stored on the device (delete unused memos and records, saving them on the host computer if needed), or too many applications installed (remove unused applications to recover memory).
Why Motorola MC2180 Handhelds MC21XX performs a cold boot after performing a Battery Swap?
The Motorola Handhelds MC21XX might perform a cold boot after a battery swap if the Battery Swap Procedure was not followed or the backup battery is not adequately charged (ensure the backup battery charges fully).
Why Motorola MC2180 Handhelds MC21XX does not accept scan input?
If your Motorola Handhelds MC21XX does not accept scan input, possible reasons include: the scanning application is not loaded, the bar code is unreadable (ensure the symbology is not defaced), the distance between the scan window and bar code is incorrect (ensure proper scanning range), the MC21XX is not programmed for the bar code type (ensure it is programmed to accept the scanned bar code type), or the battery is low (check the battery level).
What to do if I cannot see characters on Motorola MC2180 screen?
If you cannot see characters on the screen of your Motorola Handhelds, ensure that the MC21XX is powered on by pressing the Power button.
What to do if tapping the window buttons or icons does not activate the corresponding feature on Motorola Handhelds?
If tapping window buttons or icons doesn't activate features on your Motorola Handhelds, the touch screen may not be calibrated correctly (re-calibrate the screen by tapping Start > Control Panel > Stylus > Calibration tab and then tap the Recalibrate button), or the system crashed (warm boot the system).
General| Model | MC2180 |
|---|---|
| Display | 2.8 inch QVGA color display with backlight; TFT-LCD, 64K colors |
| Processor | Marvell PXA 320 624 MHz |
| Operating System | Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7.0 |
| RAM | 128 MB |
| Storage | 256 MB Flash |
| Connectivity | USB 1.1, Bluetooth Class II v2.0 with EDR |
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium Ion 3.7V, 2400 mAh |
| Weight | 10.6 oz./300 g (with standard battery) |
| Memory | 128 MB RAM / 256 MB Flash |
| IP Sealing | IP54 |
| Scanning | 1D/2D barcode scanner |
| Keypad | Numeric keypad |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
Details the process and guidelines for charging the main and backup batteries.
Steps to power on the device and initial setup procedures like calibration.
Instructions on using the keypad for device navigation and control.
Procedures for performing warm and cold boots to resolve issues.
Factors affecting scanning performance, including range and angle.
Procedures for scanning barcodes using laser and linear imagers.
Crucial safety information regarding battery handling and charging.
Guidelines on cleaning the device, including approved and harmful ingredients.
Solutions for common problems encountered with the MC21XX.
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