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Chapter 2 Getting Started the BHT and System Menu
Beeper/vibrator switching menu
Choosing "2:Beeper/Vibration" on the Device menu calls up the
screen shown at left.
On this menu, you can adjust the beeper volume and switch the
beeper and vibrator.
Adjusting the beeper volume
Choose the Volume tab to display the screen shown at left where you
can select the beeper volume for the following operations.
Beeper: From the six levels 0 (low) to 5 (high).
(Default: 5)
Key clicks: Beeper volume to be applied when any
key is pressed. (Default: Loud)
Half-press key clicks: Beeper volume to be applied when any
key is halfway pressed. (Default: OFF)
Screen taps: Beeper volume to be applied when the
screen is tapped. (Default: Loud)
Trigger key clicks*: Beeper volume to be applied when the
trigger switch is pressed. (Default: OFF)
Laser lighting key clicks*: Beeper volume to be applied when the
laser lighting key is pressed. (Default:
OFF)
* The trigger switch or laser lighting key can be assigned to magic
keys.
Switching the beeper and vibrator
Choose the Rumble Device tab to display the screen shown at left.
You may select any of three ways--beeping only, vibrating only, and
beeping and vibrating as a confirmation of completion of bar code
reading.
Beeper: Beeping only (default)
Vibration: Vibrating only
Beeper/Vibration: Beeping and vibrating
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- Bar Code Handy Terminal 1
- US and Canada Regulations 3
- LABELING: 4
- Grip style BHT 4
- Preface 6
- How this book is organized 7
- Related Publications 8
- Screen Indication 8
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 9
- Chapter 1 17
- Quick Guide 17
- 1.1 Reading Bar Codes 18
- Setting the hand strap 20
- Using the hand strap 20
- Using the stylus 21
- Operating the touch screen 21
- 1.3 Setting the Frontlight 22
- 1.4 Using the Keypad 23
- 1.5 Transferring Data 24
- Using infrared link 25
- Using USB interface 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Getting Started the BHT 27
- System Configuration 28
- BHT Operating System (OS) 30
- Software Development Kit 31
- Components 32
- Grip style BHT 33
- 30-key pad 34
- 26-key pad 35
- Battery voltage level 36
- Windows desktop on the LCD 38
- Preparation 39
- Into the grip 40
- Low Battery Indication 42
- 2.3.4 BHT Turning-off Notes 46
- Backing-up the Registry 47
- Restoring the Registry 47
- 2.3.5 Warm and Cold Booting 48
- Cold-booting the BHT 49
- Release button 51
- Battery cartridge cover 51
- Battery cartridge 51
- Battery pull strap 51
- Backup battery cover 53
- Backup batter 53
- Clear insulation sheet 55
- Inside cover 55
- Discharge Counter." 57
- Operating in System Menu 58
- My Computer 59
- Internet Explorer 59
- BHTSHELL 60
- 2.5.2 Start Menu 61
- Command Prompt 62
- Favorites 62
- Documents 62
- Control Panel 62
- Dialing Properties 64
- Owner Properties 64
- Display Properties 66
- Regional Settings Properties 66
- Connection 67
- PC Connection Properties 67
- Taskbar 69
- Structure of System Menu 71
- SF + C/BS 72
- (C) keys 72
- [ 1 ] Execute Program 73
- [ 2 ] Communication Menu 74
- Downloading 76
- Uploading 79
- Problem 81
- Solution 81
- [2.2] ActiveSync (IrDA) 82
- [2.3] ActiveSync (RF) 83
- [2.4] ActiveSync (USB) 85
- [3.1] Control Panel 87
- [3.2] File System 88
- Select No 89
- ⇓ ⇑ 89
- Select Yes 89
- [3.3] Device Menu 93
- Display setup menu 96
- Key definition menu 97
- Frontlight menu 100
- Power Management menu 101
- Setting the ESSID 104
- Setting the RF options 105
- Setting the WEP keys 105
- (128-bit WEP) 106
- Testing with Ping 107
- • Type2 108
- • Type1 108
- [ 4 ] Test Menu 109
- [4.1] Bar-code reading test 110
- [4.2] Beeper scale test 111
- [4.3] Aging test 111
- [4.4] Communications test 112
- [ 5 ] Explorer 121
- [ 6 ] System Information 121
- 3.1.2 RF-Related Parameters 125
- TRANSMIT KEY 126
- 3.2 Infrared Communication 127
- USB driver/receive 128
- Pin 8 Pin 2 129
- Synchronization 131
- Transmission Speed 131
- Vertical Parity 132
- 3.5.2 Using Ymodem 133
- 3.6 ActiveSync 134
- Setting up ActiveSync 3.7 135
- Host Compute 137
- Connector interface cable 137
- 4.1 System Errors 142
- Shutdown due to low battery 143
- Chapter 5 145
- Handling the CU-200 (Option) 145
- 5.1 Functions of the CU-200 146
- Interface cable 151
- CU-201: RS-232C 151
- CU-221: USB 151
- Cartridge (using the CU-200) 153
- ON (in red) 154
- ON (in green) 154
- 5.6 Interface Specifications 155
- Appendices 157
- Appendix A. Specifications 158
- (3) Bar Code Label Size 160
- Pin 2 Pin 8 162
- Pin 7 Pin 1 162
- A.2 CU-200 163
- Flash Card 165
- C.1 Applicable Standards 169
- C.2 Interface Cables 170
- BHT-200B-CE/200BW-CE 172
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