How to fix Motorola Handhelds when tapping icons doesn't work?
If tapping icons on your Motorola Handhelds isn't working, the touch screen might not be calibrated correctly. To fix this, re-calibrate the screen by double-tapping the Ctl Panel icon in the Demo window and then double-tapping on Touch Calibrate, and follow the screen prompts. If the issue continues, the system might have crashed, so try warm booting the system.
What to do if Motorola MC3000 Telephone receive audio is low?
If the Motorola Telephone receive audio is low or distorted, or if there's a continuous hum, first ensure that the audio being received from the radio station receiver is not distorted and that the radio station receive audio level is between 80mV and 0.78V RMS. Then, check the equipment grounding to eliminate ground loops. Finally, inspect the Tx/Rx audio wiring to the RJ-45 connector for damage or loose connections.
What to do if Motorola Telephone keypad does not respond?
If the Motorola Telephone keypad does not respond, check that the PTT or monitor input on the audio port is not activated.
What to do if my Motorola Handhelds says the memory is full?
If your Motorola Handhelds displays a message stating that the memory is full, it could be due to having too many files or applications stored on the device. Try deleting unused memos and records. If that's not enough, remove unused installed applications from the mobile computer to free up memory.
What to do if data transmission fails on Motorola Handhelds?
If data transmission fails or is incomplete on your Motorola Handhelds, ensure the mobile computer remains in the cradle or is properly connected to the host computer during communication. If the issue persists, reattach the cable and re-transmit.
How to fix Motorola Telephone when the deskset will not key the radio station transmitter?
If the Motorola Telephone deskset does not key the radio station transmitter, check the wiring to the radio and the deskset RJ-45 connector. Verify the fuse is OK. Check the local junction wiring. Ensure that the channel keying configuration matches the requirements.
Why Motorola MC3000 Telephone has no Transmit LED or other LEDs?
If the Motorola Telephone shows no Transmit LED or other LEDs, check the fuse and replace it with a Fast-acting fuse 1A, 5x20mm GMA-1. You can also perform a LED test.
What to do if my Motorola Handhelds mobile computer does not turn on?
If your Motorola Handhelds mobile computer doesn't turn on, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure the main battery is charged or replace it if necessary. Also, check that the battery is installed properly. If the issue persists, try performing a warm boot. If that doesn't work, perform a cold boot to resolve a potential system crash.
Why does my Motorola Handhelds mobile computer keep turning itself off?
Your Motorola Handhelds mobile computer might be turning off automatically due to a few reasons. It could be set to turn off after a period of inactivity, which can be configured from one to five minutes. Another reason could be a depleted battery, in which case you should recharge or replace it. Also, ensure the battery is correctly inserted.
General| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion |
| Keypad | Numeric keypad |
| Device Type | Handheld Mobile Computer |
| Scanning | 1D/2D imager |
Overview of the guide's purpose and the documentation set.
Details on device configurations and software version identification.
Describes initial setup, unpacking, and basic computer overview.
Details mobile computer parts and covers initial startup procedures.
Instructions for installing, charging, and removing the mobile computer battery.
Covers screen calibration, waking the computer, and battery removal.
Instructions on turning off WLAN and Bluetooth radios.
Basic usage instructions and detailed explanations of keypad functions.
Overview of Windows CE/Mobile 6.1 interface, icons, and status displays.
Methods for entering data via keypad, keyboard, or scanner.
Procedures for resetting the computer and managing wakeup conditions.
Introduction to Bluetooth, security, and radio management.
Steps for finding, pairing devices, and managing Bluetooth services.
Guides for internet access via Access Point and Dial-Up Networking.
Configuring Bluetooth services, security, discovery, and COM ports.
Introduction to MC3000 accessories: cradles, chargers, cables, and holsters.
Details on cradle types, spare battery chargers, and communication cables.
Information on UBC Adapter, SD Card, and Holsters for the MC3000.
Guidelines for cleaning, storing, and safe battery handling.
Solutions for common problems with the mobile computer and accessories.
Detailed technical specifications for the MC3000 mobile computer and its accessories.
Overview of MC3000 keypad types and special character generation.
Tables showing key sequences for generating special characters on different keypads.
Contains accessory power supply regulatory compliance statements.
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