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Motorola MC3190 User Manual

Motorola MC3190
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USB for mini A/B
white cable if
phone line dial-up
is not used.
Dial-up Dock
The one pictured here allows you to use dial-up. There are three connections on the back of the MC3_90
charging dock. One for the AC power adapter, one for a phone or a USB plug that is used with the
Ethernet connector. You do not need to use the phone connection if you are using the Ethernet connection
for transmitting via the internet. The phone jack will be the connection for the internal modem. The phone
line must be connected in order to transmit via dial-up.
Your Ethernet setup will consist of the following for the dial-up dock:
a. Mini a/b cable
b. Ethernet cable (could be yellow, white, or blue)
c. External Ethernet adapter
MC3_90 Charging Dock and Modem
c. Ethernet adapter
b. Ethernet cable
2. Connect to home Router
a. Connect to dock
a. Connect to adapter
Phone connection
only.

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Motorola MC3190 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Connectivity802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth
Keypad28-key numeric, 38-key shifted alpha, 48-key alphanumeric
IP SealingIP54
ProcessorMarvell PXA320
Operating SystemWindows CE 6.0 or Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5
DisplayQVGA (320 x 240)
Battery4800 mAh
Scanner1D Laser or 2D Imager
Operating Temperature-10° C to 50° C
Dimensions190 mm x 82 mm x 145 mm
Drop SpecificationMultiple 4 ft./1.2 m drops per MIL-STD 810G

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