To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if a message appears stating that the mobile computer memory is full on Symbol MC9000-G Handhelds?
If a message appears stating that the Symbol Handhelds memory is full, delete unused memos and records and save them on the host computer.
What to do if my Symbol PDA rechargeable lithium-ion battery did not charge?
If your Symbol PDA rechargeable lithium-ion battery isn't charging, it could be due to battery failure, in which case you should replace the battery. If the device still doesn't work, try a warm boot, then a cold boot. Also, ensure the mobile computer remains in the cradle while charging; a full recharge takes about four hours.
What to do if my Symbol PDA mobile computer turns itself off?
Your Symbol PDA mobile computer may turn itself off because it is inactive (the mobile computer turns off after a period of inactivity, which can be set from 1 to 5 minutes when running on battery or up to 30 minutes when on external power), the battery is depleted (replace the battery), or the battery is not inserted properly (insert the battery correctly).
What to do if the Symbol PDA mobile computer does not accept scan input?
If your Symbol PDA mobile computer isn't scanning, check if a scanning application is loaded. Ensure the bar code isn't damaged and that the device is within the proper scanning range. Also, verify the mobile computer is programmed to accept the type of bar code being scanned and that the application is set to generate a beep upon successful decode. Finally, check the battery level, as a low battery can cause the scanner to stop emitting a laser beam.
What to do if tapping window buttons or icons does not activate the corresponding feature on Symbol PDA?
If tapping window buttons or icons on your Symbol PDA doesn't work, the LCD screen might not be aligned correctly (re-calibrate the screen) or the system might be hung (warm boot the system).
What to do if during data communication, no data was transmitted, or transmitted data was incomplete on Symbol MC9000-G Handhelds?
If no data was transmitted or the transmitted data was incomplete during data communication on your Symbol Handhelds, place the mobile computer back in the cradle, or reattach the Synchronization cable and re-transmit. For cable or software issues, consult the System Administrator or refer to Chapter 4, Communications for setup details.
How to fix Symbol Handhelds that does not turn on?
If your Symbol Handhelds mobile computer does not turn on, try the following: Charge or replace the lithium-ion battery. Ensure the battery is installed properly. If the issue persists, perform a warm boot. If it still doesn't turn on, perform a cold boot.
What to do if rechargeable lithium-ion battery did not charge in Symbol Handhelds?
If the rechargeable lithium-ion battery of your Symbol Handhelds did not charge, replace the battery. If the issue continues, try a warm boot, and then a cold boot. Also, make sure that the mobile computer remains in the cradle while charging; a full recharge takes about four hours.
Why can't I kill RFID tags with my Symbol PDA mobile computer?
If your Symbol PDA mobile computer is unable to kill RFID tags, first ensure that the tag isn't damaged by trying another tag. Also, verify that the tag type is supported by the reader; if not, try an appropriate tag type. Additionally, the tag must be locked before it can be killed, so ensure the tag is locked first. When attempting to kill the tag, position the antenna within two feet of the tag, but not closer than the minimum kill distance of one foot, as being too close can damage the tag.
Why can't I erase RFID tags with my Symbol PDA mobile computer?
If your Symbol PDA mobile computer can't erase RFID tags, consider these possibilities: the tag may be damaged (try another tag), the tag type may not be supported by the reader (try an appropriate tag type), or the tag may be locked (try another tag). Also, ensure the antenna is within two feet of the tag but not closer than the minimum erase distance of one foot, as being too close can damage the tag.
Instructions for inserting and removing the device battery, including visual steps.
Guidance on attaching snap-on accessories like cable adapters and readers.
Details on charging the device using various cradles and understanding LED indicator states.
Recommendations for optimal scanning angles and hand usage for efficiency.
Illustrates the correct upright posture for comfortable and effective device operation.
Highlights the importance of avoiding harmful wrist positions during scanning.
Guidance on body posture for scanning items at lower levels, including bending and reaching.
Recommendations for safe and effective body posture when scanning items at higher levels.
Instructions for inserting and removing the device battery, including visual steps.
Guidance on attaching snap-on accessories like cable adapters and readers.
Details on charging the device using various cradles and understanding LED indicator states.
Recommendations for optimal scanning angles and hand usage for efficiency.
Illustrates the correct upright posture for comfortable and effective device operation.
Highlights the importance of avoiding harmful wrist positions during scanning.
Guidance on body posture for scanning items at lower levels, including bending and reaching.
Recommendations for safe and effective body posture when scanning items at higher levels.
General
