BAP Precision S SERIES User manual

Rugged Portable Solutions
S SERIES
USER MANUAL

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Table of ontents
Table of ontentsTable of ontents
Table of ontents
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Getting Started
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Identif ing Hardware Components ..................................... 1-1
Front Components ..................................................... 1-1
Back Components ..................................................... 1-4
Bottom Components ................................................... 1-5
Connecting to AC Power and Charging the Batter .......... 1-6
Performing the Initial Startup ....................................... 1-6
S nchronizing with Your Computer .................................... 1-7
Installing ActiveS nc or WMDC .................................... 1-8
Using Options .............................................................. 1-9
Using an SD Card .................................................... 1-9
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Basic Skills
asic Skillsasic Skills
asic Skills ................................
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Power Saving and Turning Off ........................................ 2-1
Backlight Off ............................................................ 2-1
Entering the Suspend Mode ........................................ 2-1
Turning Off ..............................................................2-2
Navigating on the Screen ...............................................2-2
St lus .....................................................................2-2
Toda Screen ..............................................................2-3
Landscape View ........................................................2-3
Navigation Bar and Toolbar ............................................2-3

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Programs ....................................................................2-4
Notifications .................................................................2-4
Entering Information .......................................................2-5
Entering Text Using the Input Panel .............................2-5
Writing on the Screen ...............................................2-6
Drawing on the Screen ..............................................2-6
Recording a Message ................................................2-7
Using M Text .........................................................2-8
Securing Your Device ....................................................2-8
Locking the Ke pad ...................................................2-8
Locking Your Device ..................................................2-8
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Using the Phone (Select Models Only)
sing the Phone (Select Models Only)sing the Phone (Select Models Only)
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About Your Phone ........................................................ 3-1
Switching On or Off the Phone ...................................3-2
Starting Microsoft Phone .............................................3-2
Phone Status Icons ...................................................3-3
Making a Call .............................................................3-4
Dialing a Call ..........................................................3-4
Making a Call from the Onscreen List ..........................3-4
Making a Call from Contacts .......................................3-5
Making a Call from the Call Histor List .......................3-5
Making a Call from Speed Dial ...................................3-6
Responding to a Call ....................................................3-6
Answering a Call ......................................................3-7
Rejecting a Call .......................................................3-7
Ending a Call ..........................................................3-7
Operations during a Call ................................................3-7
Adjusting the Phone Volume........................................3-7
Using the Mute Function ............................................3-8

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Using the Speakerphone .............................................3-8
Managing More Than One Call ....................................3-8
Taking a Note during a Call ..................................... 3-10
Using Call Histor ...................................................... 3-10
Viewing Call Histor ................................................ 3-10
Adding an Entr to Contacts Using Call Histor ............. 3-11
Using Speed Dial ........................................................ 3-11
Creating a Speed Dial Entr ...................................... 3-11
Editing or Deleting a Speed Dial Entr ....................... 3-12
Customizing Your Phone .............................................. 3-13
Changing Phone Settings .......................................... 3-13
Changing Securit Settings ........................................ 3-13
Changing Services Settings ....................................... 3-14
Changing Network Settings ........................................ 3-14
Additional Phone Operations .......................................... 3-15
Using Text Messages ............................................... 3-15
Setting up an Internet Connection .............................. 3-15
Checking Your Voice Mail ......................................... 3-15
Making an Emergenc Call ....................................... 3-15
Dialing an International Call ...................................... 3-16
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Managing Your Device
anaging Your Deviceanaging Your Device
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Managing Power ........................................................... 4-1
Low Batter Signals and Actions .................................. 4-1
Power-Saving Tips ....................................................4-2
Customizing Your Device ................................................4-3
Settings – Personal ...................................................4-3
Settings – S stem.....................................................4-4
Settings – Connections ...............................................4-5
Searching and Organizing Information ................................4-6

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Microsoft Pocket Outlook
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Calendar: Scheduling Appointments and Meetings ................ 5-1
Creating an Appointment .............................................5-2
Using the Calendar Summar Screen ............................5-2
Contacts: Tracking Friends and Colleagues ........................5-3
Creating a Contact ....................................................5-3
Using the Contacts Summar Screen ............................5-4
Tasks: Keeping a To Do List .........................................5-4
Creating a Task .......................................................5-4
Using the Tasks Summar Screen ................................5-5
Notes: Capturing Thoughts and Ideas ...............................5-5
Creating a Note .......................................................5-5
Messaging: Sending and Receiving Messages .....................5-6
About Accounts.........................................................5-6
Reading E-mail Messages ..........................................5-7
Composing and Sending an E-mail ..............................5-7
Reading Text Messages (Select Models Onl ) ...............5-8
Composing and Sending a Text Message (Select
Models Onl ) .......................................................5-9
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More Programs
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ActiveS nc................................................................... 6-1
S nchronizing Data ....................................................6-2
S nchronizing Directl with Exchange Server ...................6-2
Office Mobile ...............................................................6-4
Creating a Document/Workbook/Note ............................6-4
Opening a Document/Workbook/Note/Presentation ...........6-4
Internet Explorer ...........................................................6-5
Windows Live and Messenger .........................................6-6
Setting up Windows Live ............................................6-6

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Signing in to Messenger .............................................6-6
Windows Media ............................................................6-7
Pictures & Videos ........................................................6-7
Viewing Pictures and Videos .......................................6-8
Camera ......................................................................6-8
Taking Pictures .........................................................6-8
Recording Video Clips .............................................. 6-10
Internet Sharing (Select Models Onl ) ........................... 6-12
Remote Desktop Mobile ............................................... 6-13
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Getting onnected
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T pes of Connections .................................................... 7-1
Using Cellular Connection (Select Models Onl ) ................7-2
Setting up a Cellular (GPRS) Connection ....................7-2
Setting up a Dial-up Connection ..................................7-3
Using Wireless Network .................................................7-4
Switching On or Off the Wi-Fi Radio ...........................7-4
Connecting to a Wireless Network ................................7-4
Using the Bluetooth Function ..........................................7-5
Switching On or Off the Bluetooth Radio .......................7-6
Sending Files via the Bluetooth Function .......................7-7
Creating a Bluetooth Partnership ..................................7-7
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8 Appendix
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Getting Started 1-1
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Getting Started
Getting StartedGetting Started
Getting Started
This chapter introduces ou to the external components of our device and guides
ou through the process of setting up our device for use.
Identifying Hardware omponents
Identifying Hardware omponentsIdentifying Hardware omponents
Identifying Hardware omponents
Front
Front Front
Front

1-2 Getting Started
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omponent
omponentomponent
omponent Description
DescriptionDescription
Description
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LED Indicator blinking green shows charging
stead green shows batter full
blinking red shows batter low
stead red shows batter fault
alternatel showing green and amber -> batter charging
with
Windows notif
alternatel showing red and amber -> batter low with
Windows notif
alternatel showing amber and green -> batter full with
Windows notif
alternatel showing amber and red -> batter fault with
Windows notif
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Touch Screen Displa s the output of our device and responds to our
tapping.
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Power Button Turns on or off our device.

Microphone Records voices.
Serves as the mouthpiece during a call (select models onl ).

Reset Reset the device
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Keypad See the next section for details

Getting Started 1-3
Keypad
KeypadKeypad
Keypad
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omponent
omponentomponent
omponent Descript
DescriptDescript
Description
ionion
ion
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Left/Right Soft
Left/Right Soft Left/Right Soft
Left/Right Soft
Key
KeyKey
Key
Performs the command shown on the bottom left or right
corner of the screen.

Home
HomeHome
Home Bring ou to “Toda ” screen.

Message
MessageMessage
Message Composing and Sending Messages

Start Menu
Start MenuStart Menu
Start Menu Open the Start menu.

Power Button Turns our Pocket PC on or off.

Navigation
NavigationNavigation
Navigation
Button
ButtonButton
Button
Moves up, down, left or right b pressing the buttons
respectivel . Select the item b pressing the center button.

1-4 Getting Started
Back
Back Back
Back /Sides
/Sides/Sides
/Sides
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omponent
omponentomponent
omponent Description
DescriptionDescription
Description
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amera
ameraamera
amera Takes still pictures or records video clips.
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Speaker
SpeakerSpeaker
Speaker Pla s music, sounds and voices.
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Battery over
Battery overBattery over
Battery over Batter Inside.

Release button
Release buttonRelease button
Release button To open the batter cover

Stylus
StylusStylus
Stylus Serves as the input device b tapping
on the touch screen
to make selections and enter information.

Getting Started 1-5

Lanyard hole
Lanyard holeLanyard hole
Lanyard hole Hand string attaches to this hole.

amera button
amera buttonamera button
amera button Press to take a photo
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External GPS
External GPS External GPS
External GPS
Antenna
AntennaAntenna
Antenna
This connector (under rubber dust cover) allows use of an
optional external antenna which ma be positioned on top
of the car for better signal reception in areas with poor
reception.
Bottom
BottomBottom
Bottom omponents
omponentsomponents
omponents
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omponent
omponentomponent
omponent Description
DescriptionDescription
Description
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Headphone
Headphone Headphone
Headphone
onnector
onnectoronnector
onnector
Connects to a pair of stereo headphones.
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USB OTG
USB OTGUSB OTG
USB OTG (Host
(Host(Host
(Host &
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lient) onnector
lient) onnectorlient) onnector
lient) onnector
Connects to the USB cable.
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Power onnector
Power onnectorPower onnector
Power onnector Connects to the AC adapter for charging the batter .

1-6 Getting Started
onnecting to A Power
onnecting to A Poweronnecting to A Power
onnecting to A Power and harging the Battery
and harging the Batteryand harging the Battery
and harging the Battery
Be sure to full charge the batter before using our device for the first time.
1. Fit the converter plug to the AC charger.
2. Connect the DC jack end of the AC adapter to our device and the other
end to a wall outlet.
3. The LED indicator blinking green when charging is in progress.
Do not disconnect our Pocket PC from AC power until the batter is full
charged. This will take a couple of hours.
CAUTION: For optimal performance of the lithium battery, take note of the
following:
 Use the included AC adapter only.
 There is no need to fully discharge the battery before charging. You can
charge the battery before it is discharged.
 Do not charge the battery where the temperature is high (e.g. in direct
sunlight).
 If you will not use the product for a long period of time, be sure to fully charge
the battery at least once every two weeks. Over discharge of the battery can
affect the charging performance.
 Your device can also be charged when it is connected to a desktop computer
via the USB cable.
Performing
Performing Performing
Performing the
the the
the Initial Startup
Initial StartupInitial Startup
Initial Startup
When turning on our device for the ver first time, ou will be guided through a
setup process.
1. Make sure that our device is either connected to AC power or the batter has
power.
2. Press the power button to turn on our device.

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3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup wizard.
4. For models with the phone function onl :
If a SIM card has been inserted and the mobile phone network operator (or
ou) has set the PIN, ou will be prompted to enter the PIN.
If a SIM card has not been inserted et, a message of an invalid or missing
SIM card will appear on the screen. You can tap ancel to continue the startup
procedure.
5. After the setup is completed, the Toda screen appears. You can now use our
device.
Synchronizing with Your omputer
Synchronizing with Your omputerSynchronizing with Your omputer
Synchronizing with Your omputer
ActiveS nc and Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) provide an eas wa to
s nchronize data on a Windows-based computer with our device. ActiveS nc works
on computers that have the Windows XP operating s stems. WMDC works onl on
computers that have Windows 7 or Windows Vista.
ActiveS nc and WMDC act as gatewa s between our device and our computer
for transferring Outlook e-mail, appointments, contacts, and tasks, and media such
as pictures, music, and videos. You can also use the Explore feature in either program
to move files or programs from our computer to our device.

1-8 Getting Started
Installing
Installing Installing
Installing ActiveSync or
ActiveSync or ActiveSync or
ActiveSync or WMD
WMDWMD
WMD
If ou’re using Windows XP or earlier versions of Windows, install ActiveS nc.
If ou’re using Windows 7 or Windows Vista, download and install Windows Mobile
Device Center.
(Visit the Microsoft website to download the program and to obtain operating
instructions.)
NOTE:
 Before installation, make sure that you have Microsoft Outlook installed on
your computer.
 Connect your device to the computer AFTER ActiveSync or Windows Mobile
Device Center is installed.
 ActiveSync connection problems may occur in some specific cases. They are
likely caused by interoperability with desktop firewall applications or
applications that manage network traffic. For troubleshooting information, visit
the Microsoft web site.
After the software installation, connect our device to our computer with the USB
cable and ou are read to s nchronize.

Getting Started 1-9
Using Options
Using OptionsUsing Options
Using Options
Using an
Using an Using an
Using an micro
micro micro
micro SD ard
SD ardSD ard
SD ard
Your device has a micro SD (micro Secure Digital) card slot where ou can insert
a micro SD memor card.
NOTE:
 Make sure that no foreign objects enter the slot.
 Keep a micro SD card in a well-protected box to avoid dust and humidity
when you are not using it.

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Basic Skills
Basic SkillsBasic Skills
Basic Skills
This chapter familiarizes ou with the basic operations of our Pocket PC such
as using the st lus, navigation buttons, Home screen, menus, and programs. You
will also know how to enter information and lock our Pocket PC.
Power Saving and Turning Off
Power Saving and Turning OffPower Saving and Turning Off
Power Saving and Turning Off
Backlight Off
Backlight OffBacklight Off
Backlight Off
The backlight of the screen dims out after a period of inactivit (default 30 seconds
while on batter power and 1 minute while on external power).
To restore the backlight, tap the screen or press a button. Note that where ou
tap or what ou press also causes the related task to be performed.
Entering the Suspend Mode
Entering the Suspend ModeEntering the Suspend Mode
Entering the Suspend Mode
Your device automaticall suspends after a period of inactivit (default 3 minutes
while on batter power and 5 minutes while on external power).
To manuall suspend the device, briefl press the power button.
To resume operation, press the power button. You will be back to where ou left
off.

2-2 Basic Skills
Turning Off
Turning OffTurning Off
Turning Off
If ou are not using our device, press and hold the power button until the device
pla s a 3 second countdown notification and turns off.
Navigating on the Screen
Navigating on the ScreenNavigating on the Screen
Navigating on the Screen
Stylus
StylusStylus
Stylus
Use the st lus to navigate and select objects on the screen.
Pull the st lus out of the slot and extend it for
ease of use. Store it in the slot when not in use.
 Tap
TapTap
Tap
Touch the screen once with the st lus to open
items and select options.
 Drag
DragDrag
Drag
Hold the st lus on the screen and drag across
the screen to select text and images. Drag in
a list to select multiple items.
 Tap and hold
Tap and holdTap and hold
Tap and hold
Tap and hold the st lus on an item to see
a list of ac
tions available for that item. On the
shortcut menu that appears, tap the action ou
want to perform.
Navigation Button
Navigation ButtonNavigation Button
Navigation Button
You can also use the navigation button to navigate on the screen.

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Home
HomeHome
Home Screen
ScreenScreen
Screen
When ou switch on our device
for the first time
each da , ou will see the Home
screen. The
Home
screen can be easil accessed from an
screen b tapping and then Home.
The Home screen shows our upcoming
appointments, active tasks, information about
e-mail messages, and more. You can tap a
section on the Home
screen to open the program
that is associated with that section.
Landscape View
Landscape ViewLandscape View
Landscape View
You can use our device in a landscape manner. To change the screen view, tap
 Settings
SettingsSettings
Settings  System
SystemSystem
System  Screen
ScreenScreen
Screen  General
GeneralGeneral
General  Landscape
LandscapeLandscape
Landscape or Portrait
PortraitPortrait
Portrait.
Navigation Bar and Toolbar
Navigation Bar and ToolbarNavigation Bar and Toolbar
Navigation Bar and Toolbar
The navigation bar is located at the top of the screen. It displa s the active programs
and indicators for connectivit , volume, power, time, and others.