Motorola MC9190-G User Manual

MC9190-G
User Guide

Motorola MC9190-G Specifications

General

Brand	Motorola
Model	MC9190-G
Category	Handhelds
Language	English

Summary

About This Guide

Introduction to MC9190-G Guide

Provides an overview of the MC9190-G mobile computer and accessories.

MC9190-G Documentation Set

Lists the various guides available for the MC9190-G.

MC9190-G Configurations

Details the different hardware and software configurations of the MC9190-G.

Software Versions

AKU Version for Mobile 6.5 Devices

Explains how to determine the Adaptation Kit Update version.

OEM Version

Describes how to find the OEM software version on the device.

BTExplorer Software

Details how to determine the BTExplorer software version.

Fusion Software

Guides users on finding the Fusion software version.

Chapter Descriptions

Notational Conventions

Related Documents and Software

Service Information

Chapter 1 Getting Started

Introduction to Getting Started

Explains how to install, charge, and start the MC9190-G for the first time.

Unpacking the MC9190-G

Instructions for carefully removing and verifying the contents of the MC9190-G package.

Getting Started with MC9190-G

Outlines the initial steps to begin using the MC9190-G.

Installing the Main Battery

Step-by-step guide for inserting the lithium-ion battery into the MC9190-G.

Charging the MC9190-G Battery

Details how to charge the main and memory backup batteries.

Charging Spare Batteries

Lists accessories used to charge spare batteries.

Removing the Main Battery

Procedure for safely removing the main battery from the MC9190-G.

Starting the MC9190-G

Instructions on how to power on the MC9190-G.

Calibrating the MC9190-G Screen

Guide to calibrate the touch screen for accurate stylus input.

Checking MC9190-G Battery Status

How to view the charge level of the main and backup batteries.

MC9190-G Strap Adjustment

Instructions on how to reposition the device's handstrap.

Battery Management Tips

Provides tips to conserve battery power on the MC9190-G.

Changing Power Settings

Changing Power Settings

How to configure the device to turn off after a period of non-use.

Changing Display Backlight Settings

Adjusting display backlight for battery conservation.

Changing Keypad Backlight Settings

How to adjust keypad backlight settings to save battery.

Turning Off Radios

Turning Off Wireless Radios

Steps to disable wireless radios (WLAN, Bluetooth) on the device.

Chapter 2 Operating the MC9190-G

Introduction to Operating the MC9190-G

Explains physical buttons, status icons, and controls for using the MC9190-G.

Windows CE 6.0 Interface

Describes the Taskbar and Status Icons in Windows CE 6.0.

Start Menu Applications

Lists and describes default applications available in the Programs menu.

Control Panel Overview

Lists and describes programs accessible via the Control Panel.

Windows Mobile 6.5 Interface

Describes Finger Scrolling and the Home Screen on Windows Mobile 6.5.

Windows Mobile Home Screen Details

Explains the Home screen layout, Information Status bar, and Tiles.

Customizing the Home Screen

How to customize the Home screen appearance and display format.

Task Tray Icons

Lists and describes icons found in the task tray.

Status Bar Icons

Lists and describes icons displayed in the Status Bar.

Icon Bar Functions

Describes the functions of icons within the Icon Bar.

Start Screen Applications

Lists default applications available on the Start screen.

Setting Applications

Details applications found in Settings folders like Connections and Personal.

Speaker Icon Volume Adjustment

How to adjust system volume using the Speaker icon.

Locking the MC9190-G

Methods for locking the device to prevent accidental key presses or unauthorized access.

Password Locking Setup

Procedure to set a password for unauthorized access.

MC9190-G LED Indicators

Describes the meaning of the LED states for scanning and charging.

MC9190-G Keypad Types

Lists the interchangeable modular keypads available for the MC9190-G.

Entering Data on the Keypad

Demonstrates single-hand and two-hand methods for data entry.

Using the Power Button

How to use the power button for screen on/off and device resets (warm/cold boot).

Wireless LAN Configuration

Guides on configuring and testing wireless radio settings.

Windows CE Wireless Launcher

How to access the Wireless Launcher menu on Windows CE devices.

Windows Mobile 6.5 Wireless Launcher

How to access the Wireless Launcher via the Fusion plug-in on Windows Mobile 6.5.

Interactive Sensor Technology (IST)

Describes IST features: Power Management, Display Orientation, Free Fall Detection.

Using a Wired Headset

Instructions for connecting and using a stereo headset.

Using a Bluetooth Headset

Information on connecting and using a Bluetooth headset.

Resetting the MC9190-G

Procedures for performing warm and cold boots for Windows CE devices.

Resetting the MC9190-G (Windows Mobile 6.5)

Procedures for performing warm and cold boots for Windows Mobile 6.5 devices.

Battery Health Monitoring

How to view the battery health status via the Power applet.

Waking the MC9190-G from Suspend

Defines conditions that wake the device from suspend mode.

Chapter 3 Data Capture

Scan LED Indicators

Describes the meaning of red/green Scan LED indicators for scan status.

Laser Scanning Operation

How to perform laser scanning using a scan-enabled application.

Laser Aiming and Considerations

Guidance on aiming the laser scanner and optimizing scan performance.

MC9190-G Imager Features

Details the features of the integrated imager, including omnidirectional reading.

Imager Operational Modes

Explains Decode Mode, Pick List Mode, and Image Capture Mode.

Imager Scanning Procedures

How to perform scanning using the imager.

Image Capture Procedure

Instructions on how to capture an image using the MC9190-G.

DataWedge Application

Instructions for enabling and disabling the DataWedge application.

ScanSamp2 Example Application

How to launch and use the ScanSamp2 scanning application.

ImagerSample Application

Instructions on how to launch the ImagerSample application.

Using the RS507 Hands-free Imager

Guide for setting up and pairing the RS507 hands-free imager.

Chapter 4 Using Bluetooth

Introduction to Bluetooth

Explains Bluetooth technology, its capabilities, and stacks used on the MC9190-G.

Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH)

Describes AFH as a method to avoid fixed frequency interference.

Bluetooth Security Features

Details link-level security, pairing, and security mode 3 (encryption).

Bluetooth Configuration

Information on switching between Bluetooth stacks and supported services.

Bluetooth Power States

Describes power states (Cold Boot, Warm Boot, Suspend, Resume) for Bluetooth.

Using Microsoft Bluetooth Stack with Windows Mobile 6.5

Information on using the Microsoft Bluetooth stack on Windows Mobile 6.5.

Turning Bluetooth Radio On and Off

Steps to enable or disable the Bluetooth radio for power saving or restrictions.

Discovering Bluetooth Device(s)

How to find and connect to discoverable Bluetooth devices.

Available Bluetooth Services

Lists services offered by Bluetooth stack: OBEX, Serial Port, PAN, HID, Dial-up.

Object Push Services via Beam

How to send files and contacts using OBEX Object Push via Beam.

Serial Port Services

How to establish a wireless Bluetooth serial port connection.

ActiveSync Using Serial Port Services

Setting up a Bluetooth ActiveSync connection.

Using Microsoft Bluetooth Stack with Windows CE 6.0

Information on using the Microsoft Bluetooth stack on Windows CE 6.0.

Discovering Bluetooth Devices (CE 6.0)

How to find and connect to discoverable Bluetooth devices on CE 6.0.

Available Services (CE 6.0)

Lists the Serial Port service supported on CE 6.0.

Using Bluetooth StoneStreet One Bluetooth Stack

Information on using the StoneStreet One Bluetooth stack.

Turning Bluetooth Radio On/Off (StoneStreet One)

Steps to disable/enable Bluetooth using the StoneStreet One stack.

Bluetooth Modes (StoneStreet One)

Explains Wizard Mode and Explorer Mode for managing connections.

Discovering Bluetooth Devices (StoneStreet One)

How to find Bluetooth devices using BTExplorer.

Connecting to Internet via Access Point

How to access a network connection via a Bluetooth LAN access point.

Dial-Up Networking Services

Using a Bluetooth phone as a modem to connect to a network or ISP.

Object Exchange Push Services

Sharing objects like contacts or pictures using Bluetooth.

Sending a Contact

Procedure for sending contact information to another device.

Swapping Contacts

Procedure for swapping contact information with another device.

Fetching a Contact

Procedure for retrieving contact information from another device.

Sending a Picture

Instructions for sending a picture to another Bluetooth device.

Headset Services

How to connect to and use a Bluetooth headset.

Connect to a HID Device

How to connect to a Human Interface Device like a Bluetooth keyboard.

Pairing with Discovered Device(s)

Steps to create a secure relationship between devices via pairing.

Bluetooth Settings Configuration

Configuring operation of BTExplorer application via Menu > Settings.

Services Tab Configuration

How to add or delete Bluetooth services like Dial-Up Networking.

Security Tab Configuration

Setting global security policies for Bluetooth services.

Discovery Tab Settings

Setting discovery parameters and managing discovered devices.

Virtual COM Port Tab

Configuring COM ports for virtual COM port usage.

HID Tab Configuration

Selecting Human Interface Device Profile for HID capabilities.

Profiles Tab Management

Loading or removing Bluetooth services profiles.

Chapter 5 Accessories

Introduction to MC9190-G Accessories

Lists available accessories that provide product support capabilities.

MC9190-G Cradles

Details cradles: Single Slot, Four Slot Ethernet, Charge Only, and Forklift.

MC9190-G Chargers

Details chargers: Four Slot Spare Battery, UBC Adapter, UBC Base.

MC9190-G Cables

Lists various cables for connectivity and power.

MC9190-G Soft Goods

Accessories like holsters, belts, and shoulder straps.

MC9190-G Snap-on Accessories

Accessories that attach to the MC9190-G: CAM, MSR, Modem Dongle.

MC9190-G Miscellaneous Accessories

Other accessories: Brackets, Screen Protector, Stylus Kits, VXI Headset.

Secure Device (SD) Card Installation

Instructions for inserting an SD card under the keypad.

Single Slot Serial/USB Cradle Usage

How to use the Single Slot Serial/USB cradle for charging and communication.

Four Slot Ethernet Cradle Usage

How to use the Four Slot Ethernet cradle for charging and communication.

Four Slot Charge Only Cradle Usage

How to use the Four Slot Charge Only cradle for charging.

Four Slot Spare Battery Charger Usage

How to use the Four Slot Spare Battery Charger.

Magnetic Stripe Reader (MSR) Setup

Instructions for setting up and using the snap-on MSR.

Cable Adapter Module (CAM) Setup

Instructions for setting up and using the snap-on CAM.

Universal Battery Charger (UBC) Adapter Usage

How to use the UBC adapter to charge a spare battery.

Modem Dongle Setup

Instructions for setting up and using the MDM9000 Modem Dongle.

Connecting Modem to Single Slot Cradle

How to connect the modem module to the Single Slot Serial/USB cradle.

Forklift Cradle Operation

Details the functions and power converters for the Forklift cradle.

MC9190-G Insertion and Removal from Forklift Cradle

Step-by-step guide to insert and remove the MC9190-G from the forklift cradle.

Using the Forklift Cradle Locking Mechanism

How to use the locking mechanism to secure the MC9190-G in the cradle.

Connecting External Devices to Forklift Cradle

Connecting scanners or printers via serial or USB ports.

Supported Scanners for Forklift Cradle

Lists scanners compatible with the forklift cradle.

Chapter 6 Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Introduction to Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Provides instructions on cleaning, storing, and troubleshooting the MC9190-G.

Maintaining the MC9190-G

Tips for trouble-free service, including environmental and handling precautions.

Battery Safety Guidelines

Important precautions for charging, using, and storing batteries.

Cleaning Procedures

Guidelines for cleaning the device, including approved cleansers.

Approved Cleanser Active Ingredients

Specifies the active ingredients allowed in cleaning solutions.

Harmful Ingredients for Plastics

Lists chemicals known to damage MC9190-G plastics.

Cleaning Instructions and Materials

Steps for cleaning and materials required for the MC9190-G.

Cleaning Cradle Connectors

Instructions for cleaning connectors on cradles.

Cleaning Frequency Recommendations

Guidance on how often to clean the device components.

Troubleshooting MC9190-G Issues

Common problems and their solutions for the MC9190-G.

Troubleshooting Battery Charging Issues

Solutions for problems related to charging batteries in cradles.

Troubleshooting Single Slot Cradle Issues

Solutions for issues with the Single Slot Serial/USB cradle.

Troubleshooting Cable Adapter Module Issues

Solutions for problems with the CAM module.

Troubleshooting Magnetic Stripe Reader Issues

Solutions for problems with the MSR.

Appendix A Specifications

Technical Specifications Overview

Summarizes intended operating environment and hardware specifications.

MC9190-G Physical and Environmental Characteristics

Details dimensions, weight, keyboard, display, and power specifications.

MC9190-G Performance Characteristics

Details CPU, Operating System, Memory, and Expansion specifications.

Application Development

Information on PSDK and EMDK availability.

Data Capture Options

Lists available scan engines and imaging capabilities.

MC9190-G User Environment Specifications

Details operating temp, storage temp, humidity, drop, tumble, and ESD specs.

WLAN Wireless Data Communications

Specifications for WLAN radio, output power, data rate, and security.

WPAN Wireless Data Communications

Specifications for Bluetooth Version 2.1 with EDR.

Peripherals and Accessories Specifications

Lists specifications for cradles, printers, chargers, and other accessories.

Appendix B Voice Quality Manager

Introduction to Voice Quality Manager (VQM)

Describes VQM software for Voice over WiFi (VoWiFi) calls.

VQM Software Features

Details VQM features like improved voice quality and automatic AEC.

Enabling Voice Quality Manager (VQM)

Steps to enable VQM by locating and tapping VQMAudioNotify.exe.

MC9190-G Audio Modes

Explains the different audio modes indicated by the VQM icon.

Changing Audio Modes

How to change audio modes by tapping the VQM icon.

Voice Packet Prioritization

Explains how WMM prioritizes traffic for better voice quality.

Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC)

Describes how VQM manages AEC for VoWiFi calls to suppress echo.

VQM Limitations

Lists limitations of VQM, such as no VPN support.

Disabling Voice Quality Manager (VQM)

How to disable VQM by performing a warm boot.

Appendix C Keypads

Introduction to Keypads

Describes interchangeable modular keypads and their special functions.

28-Key Keypad Description

Details the layout and functions of the 28-key keypad.

28-Key Descriptions

Explains the function of each key on the 28-key keypad.

43-Key Keypad Description

Details the layout and functions of the 43-key keypad.

43-Key Descriptions

Explains the function of each key on the 43-key keypad.

53-Key Keypad Description

Details the layout and functions of the 53-key keypad.

53-Key Descriptions

Explains the function of each key on the 53-key keypad.

3270 Emulator Keypad Description

Details the layout and functions of the 3270 emulator keypad.

3270 Emulator Descriptions

Explains the function of each key on the 3270 emulator keypad.

5250 Emulator Keypad Description

Details the layout and functions of the 5250 emulator keypad.

5250 Emulator Descriptions

Explains the function of each key on the 5250 emulator keypad.

VT Emulator Keypad Description

Details the layout and functions of the VT emulator keypad.

VT Emulator Descriptions

Explains the function of each key on the VT emulator keypad.

Keypad Special Functions

Lists special functions and their key combinations across different keypads.

Special Character Generation Map

Map for generating special characters using keypads.