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MC92N0-G
User
Guide
Configurations
This guide covers the following configurations:
Software V
ersions
Windows Mobile and Windows CE
This guide covers various software configurations and references are made to operating system or software
versions for:
•
AKU version
•
OEM version
Configuration
Operating
System
Radios
Display
Memory
Data
Capture
Keypads
Other
MC92N0-G
Standard
Windows
®
Embedded
Compact 7.0
WLAN:
802.1
1a/b/g/n
WP
AN: Bluetooth
3.7”
QVGA /
VGA
Color
512 MB
RAM/
2 GB Flash
Laser
, Long
Range Laser
,
Standard
Range Imager
(SR) or Long
Range Imager
28-key
,
43-key
,
53-key
,
VT
, 3270,
5250
Emulators
MC92N0-G
Standard
Windows
®
Embedded
Handheld
WLAN:
802.1
1a/b/g/n
WP
AN: Bluetooth
3.7”
QVGA
Color
512 MB
RAM/
2 GB Flash
Laser
, Long
Range Laser
,
Standard
Range Imager
(SR) or Long
Range Imager
28-key
,
43-key
,
53-key
,
VT
, 3270,
5250
Emulators
MC92N0-G
Premium
Windows
®
Embedded
Compact 7.0
WLAN:
802.1
1a/b/g/n
WP
AN: Bluetooth
3.7”
QVGA /
VGA
Color
1
GB
RAM/
2 GB Flash
Laser
, Long
Range Laser
,
Standard
Range Imager
(HD, DL, SR),
Mid-Range
Imager (MR) or
Long Range
Imager
28-key
,
43-key
,
53-key
,
VT
, 3270,
5250
Emulators,
53-key
High
Visibility
Interactive
Sensor
T
echnology
,
Condensation
Resistant
1
MC92N0-G
Premium
Windows
®
Embedded
Handheld
WLAN:
802.1
1a/b/g/n
WP
AN: Bluetooth
3.7”
QVGA
Color
1
GB
RAM/
2 GB Flash
Laser
, Long
Range Laser
,
Standard
Range Imager
(HD, DL, SR),
Mid-Range
Imager (MR) or
Long Range
Imager
28-key
,
43-key
,
53-key
,
VT
, 3270,
5250
Emulators,
53-key
High
Visibility
Interactive
Sensor
T
echnology
,
Condensation
Resistant
1
MC92N0-G
Premium
Android 4.4.4
WLAN:
802.1
1a/b/g/n
WP
AN: Bluetooth
v4.0 Low Energy
3.7”
QVGA
Color
1
GB
RAM/
2 GB Flash
Laser
, Long
Range Laser
,
Standard (SR)
or Mid-Range
Imager (MR)
28-key
,
43-key
,
53-key
,
VT
, 3270,
5250
Emulators,
53-key
High
Visibility
Interactive
Sensor
T
echnology
,
Condensation
Resistant
1
1
Condensation Resistant configurations utilize desiccant located inside the MC92N0-G to capture internal moisture that forms when they are
carried from a warm humid environment to a cold environment.
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17
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Revision History
5
Table of Contents
7
About this Guide
15
Introduction
15
Documentation Set
15
Configurations
16
Software Versions
16
Windows Mobile and Windows CE
16
Android
17
Chapter Descriptions
18
Notational Conventions
18
Related Documents and Software
19
Service Information
19
Chapter 1 Getting Started
21
Introduction
21
Unpacking
22
Getting Started
22
Installing the Main Battery
22
Charging the Battery
23
Charging the Main Battery and Memory Backup Battery
23
Charging Spare Batteries
24
Removing the Main Battery
25
Starting the MC92N0-G
26
Calibrating the Screen
26
Windows Devices
26
Android Devices
26
Checking Battery Status
26
MC92N0-G Strap
27
Battery Management
27
Battery Saving Tips
27
Changing the Power Settings
27
Changing the Display Backlight Settings
28
Changing the Display Brightness
28
Changing the Keypad Backlight Settings
29
Windows Devices
29
Android Devices
29
Turning off the Radios
29
On Windows Embedded Handheld Devices
29
On Windows CE Devices
30
WLAN Radio
30
Bluetooth Radio with Stonestreet One Stack Enabled
30
On Android Devices
30
LED Indicators
31
Keypads
31
Entering Data
32
Using a Wired Headset
32
Using a Bluetooth Headset
33
Chapter 2 Operating the Mc92N0-Gwith Windows os
35
Introduction
35
Windows CE 7.0
35
Start Menu
36
Control Panel
38
Windows Embedded Handheld
39
Finger Scrolling
39
Home Screen
39
Classic Today Screen
41
Status Bar
42
Tile Bar
44
Start Screen
44
Speaker Icon
48
Locking the MC92N0-G
48
Locking Without PIN or Password
48
Locking with Simple PIN
49
Locking with Strong Password
49
Password Locking Setup
50
Using the Power Button
51
Wireless LAN
51
Windows CE Devices
51
Windows Embedded Handheld Devices
52
Connecting to the Internet
53
Supported Applications
53
Fusion Setup
54
Interactive Sensor Technology
57
Power Management
57
Display Orientation
57
Free Fall Detection
57
Using a Wired Headset
57
Using a Bluetooth Headset
58
Resetting the MC92N0-G
58
Windows CE Devices
58
Performing a Warm Boot
58
Performing a Cold Boot
58
Windows Embedded Handheld Devices
59
Performing a Warm Boot
59
Performing a Cold Boot
59
Battery Health
60
Waking the MC92N0-G
60
Chapter 3 Operating the Mc92N0-Gwith Android os
61
Introduction
61
Home Screen
61
Status Bar
62
Status Icons
62
Notification Icons
63
Managing Notifications
64
Quick Settings
65
Application Shortcuts and Widgets
66
Adding an Application or Widget to the Home Screen
66
Moving Items on the Home Screen
67
Removing an App or Widget from the Home Screen
67
Folders
67
Creating a Folder
67
Naming Folders
67
Removing a Folder
68
Home Screen Wallpaper
68
Changing the Home Screen Wallpaper
68
Using the Touchscreen
68
Using the On-Screen Keyboard
69
Editing Text
69
Entering Numbers, Symbols and Special Characters
69
Applications
69
Accessing Applications
71
Switching between Recent Applications
72
Un-Locking the Screen
72
Single User Mode
72
Multiuser Mode
74
Multiuser Login
74
Multiuser Logout
74
Resetting the Android Device
75
Performing a Soft Reset
75
Performing a Hard Reset
75
Suspend Mode
75
Applications
76
File Browser
76
People
77
Adding People
77
Editing People
78
Deleting People
78
Gallery
78
Working with Albums
79
Share an Album
79
Get Album Information
80
Deleting an Album
80
Working with Photos
80
Viewing and Browsing Photos
80
Setting a Photo as a Contact Icon
82
Share a Photo
82
Deleting a Photo
82
Working with Videos
83
Watching Videos
83
Sharing a Video
83
Deleting a Video
84
Datawedge Demonstration
84
Sound Recorder
85
PTT Express Voice Client
85
PTT Audible Indicators
86
Notification Icons
87
Selecting a Talk Group
87
PTT Communication
87
Creating a Group Call
88
Creating a Private Call (One to One)
88
Disabling PTT Express Voice Client Communication
88
Mlog Manager
88
Rxlogger
89
Elemez
89
Disabling Elemez Data Collection
90
Enabling Elemez Data Collection
90
Terminal Emulation
91
Wireless Local Area Networks
91
Scan and Connect to a Wi-Fi Network
92
Configuring a Wi-Fi Network
93
Manually Adding a Wi-Fi Network
95
Configuring for a Proxy Server
96
Configuring the Device to Use a Static IP Address
97
Advanced Wi-Fi Settings
97
Remove a Wi-Fi Network
99
Chapter 4: Data Capture
101
Scan LED Indicators
101
Laser Scanning
101
Scanning Considerations
102
Imaging
102
Operational Modes
103
Imager Scanning
103
Image Capture
105
Datawedge
105
Enable Datawedge
105
Disable Datawedge
106
Scansample
106
Using the RS507 Hands-Free Imager
107
Pairing the RS507 Hands-Free Imager Using Android HID
107
Pairing the RS507 Hands-Fee Imager Using Android SSI
108
Chapter 5 Using Bluetooth on Windows Devices
109
Introduction
109
Adaptive Frequency Hopping
109
Security
110
Security Mode 3 (Link Level Encryption)
110
Microsoft Bluetooth Stack
110
Stonestreet One Bluetooth Stack
110
Bluetooth Configuration
111
Bluetooth Power States
112
Suspend
112
Resume
112
BTUI Window
113
Device Information
113
FIPS Configuration
113
Device Status
114
Using Microsoft Bluetooth Stack with Windows Embedded Handheld
115
Turning the Bluetooth Radio Mode on and off
115
Enabling Bluetooth
115
Disabling Bluetooth
115
Discovering Bluetooth Device(S)
115
Available Services
116
Object Push Services Via Beam
116
Serial Port Services
117
Activesync Using Serial Port Services
118
Using Microsoft Bluetooth Stack with Windows CE
120
Power Modes
120
Discovering Bluetooth Device(S)
120
Available Services
121
Using Bluetooth Stonestreet One Bluetooth Stack
122
Turning the Bluetooth Radio Mode on and off
122
Disabling Bluetooth (Windows CE)
122
Enabling Bluetooth (Windows CE)
122
Disabling Bluetooth (Windows Embedded Handheld)
122
Enabling Bluetooth (Windows Embedded Handheld)
122
Modes
123
Wizard Mode
123
Explorer Mode
123
Discovering Bluetooth Device(S)
123
Available Services
126
File Transfer Services
126
Connecting to the Internet Using an Access Point
128
Dial-Up Networking Services
129
Add a Dial-Up Entry
130
Object Exchange Push Services
131
Headset Services
135
Serial Port Services
136
Activesync Using Serial Port Services
136
Personal Area Network Services
137
A2DP/AVRCP Services
137
Connect to a HID Device
138
Pairing with Discovered Device(S)
138
Bluetooth Settings
140
Device Info Tab
140
Services Tab
140
Security Tab
143
Discovery Tab
144
Virtual COM Port Tab
144
HID Tab
145
Profiles Tab
145
System Parameters Tab
145
Miscellaneous Tab
145
Chapter 6 Using Bluetooth on Android Devices
147
Introduction
147
Adaptive Frequency Hopping
147
Security
148
Bluetooth Profiles
148
Bluetooth Power States
149
Bluetooth Radio Power
149
Enabling Bluetooth
149
Disabling Bluetooth
149
Discovering Bluetooth Device(S)
149
Changing the Bluetooth Name
150
Connecting to a Bluetooth Device
151
Selecting Profiles on the Bluetooth Device
151
Unpairing a Bluetooth Device
151
Chapter 7: Accessories
153
Introduction
153
Secure Device (SD) Card
157
Single Slot Serial/Usb Cradle
158
Four Slot Ethernet Cradle
160
Four Slot Charge Only Cradle
162
Four Slot Spare Battery Charger
163
Magnetic Stripe Reader
164
Attaching and Removing
164
Setup
165
Battery Charging Indicators
166
Serial/Usb Connection
166
Using the MSR
166
Cable Adapter Module
168
Attaching and Removing
168
Setup
169
Battery Charging Indicators
170
Serial/Usb Connection
170
Universal Battery Charger (UBC) Adapter
171
Inserting and Removing a Battery
171
Battery Charging Indicators
171
Modem Dongle
173
Setup
174
Connecting to the MC92N0-G
174
Connecting to the Single Slot Serial/Usb Cradle
175
Forklift Cradle
176
MC92N0-G Insertion and Removal
177
Using the Locking Mechanism
178
Connecting External Devices
178
Supported Scanners
179
Chapter 8: Maintenance & Troubleshooting
181
Introduction
181
Maintaining the MC92N0-G
181
Battery Safety Guidelines
181
Cleaning
182
Approved Cleanser Active Ingredients
182
Harmful Ingredients
182
Cleaning Instructions
183
Special Cleaning Notes
183
Materials Required
183
Cleaning the MC92N0-G
183
Housing
183
Display
183
Scanner Exit Window
183
Battery Contacts
183
Cleaning Cradle Connectors
184
Cleaning Frequency
184
Troubleshooting
185
Mc92N0-G
185
Four Slot Spare Battery Charger
188
Single Slot Serial/Usb Cradle
188
Cable Adapter Module
189
Magnetic Stripe Reader
190
Appendix A Specifications
193
Technical Specifications
193
Mc92N0-G
193
Appendix B Keypads
197
Introduction
197
28-Key Keypad
198
MC92N0-G User Guide
198
43-Key Keypad
201
53-Key Keypad
204
3270 Emulator Keypad
207
5250 Emulator Keypad
210
VT Emulator Keypad
213
Keypad Special Functions
216
Special Characters
217
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