BIXOLON H5 User manual

Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
H5
PDA
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http://www.bixolon.com

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Contents
START .......................................................................................................................................4
Before Using the Product....................................................................................................................................... 4
Description of Signage................................................................................................................................................. 5
Overheating of the Product and Actions to Take................................................................................................... 6
When the product overheats while its battery is charging............................................................................................ 6
When the product overheats while in use.................................................................................................................... 6
Precautions for Using the Product in Certain Conditions............................................................................................. 7
Keeping the Rules while Using the Product........................................................................................................... 8
Battery Information ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
Battery Charging Guide............................................................................................................................................... 8
Storage and Safety Guide............................................................................................................................................ 9
Product Operation and Storage Guide......................................................................................................................... 9
Adapter Information..................................................................................................................................................... 9
Preventative Measures................................................................................................................................................ 9
Laser Information....................................................................................................................................................... 10
LED Information......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Warning about the Possibility of Hearing Impairment ................................................................................................ 10
Do Not Use the Product While Traveling or Driving................................................................................................... 10
Preventing Damage from Loss of Private Data and/or Product........................................................................... 11
Protecting Private Data...............................................................................................................................................11
Regularly backing up the Data....................................................................................................................................11
Setting up Find My Device..........................................................................................................................................11
Summary.................................................................................................................................13
What's Included in the Package........................................................................................................................... 13
What's Included in the Basic Package....................................................................................................................... 13
Optional Accessories................................................................................................................................................. 14
Product Information.............................................................................................................................................. 15
Front.......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Back........................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Side ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Charging.................................................................................................................................................................... 18
To Increase Battery Runtime ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Things to Remember When Charging the Battery..................................................................................................... 19
Replacing the Battery ................................................................................................................................................ 20
Inserting SIM/TF Card ............................................................................................................................................... 22
On Using a SIM card ................................................................................................................................................. 23
TF Card (Memory Card) ............................................................................................................................................ 24
Powering ON/OFF..................................................................................................................................................... 24
Resetting Hardware................................................................................................................................................... 25
Guide to the Screen............................................................................................................................................. 26
Touch Screen Operations.......................................................................................................................................... 26
Basic Functions.................................................................................................................................................... 27
Locking and Unlocking............................................................................................................................................... 27
Using the HOME Screen ........................................................................................................................................... 27
Notification and Status Icons ..................................................................................................................................... 28
Notification Window................................................................................................................................................... 29
Using the Quick Settings Button................................................................................................................................ 30
Display Settings......................................................................................................................................................... 32
Language & Input................................................................................................................................................. 34
Changing Priority of Registered Languages.............................................................................................................. 35
Registering or Adding a Language............................................................................................................................. 36
Deleting a Registered Language............................................................................................................................... 37
Volume Controls................................................................................................................................................... 39
Date & Time Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 40
Setting Screen Lock............................................................................................................................................. 41

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Apps and Features.................................................................................................................42
Installing and Managing Apps.............................................................................................................................. 42
Connecting to Wi-Fi or Data Network ........................................................................................................................ 42
Bluetooth ................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Downloading Apps from Play Store............................................................................................................................ 43
Using the Airplane Mode............................................................................................................................................ 44
Setting up the SIM Card ............................................................................................................................................ 45
Connecting to PC....................................................................................................................................................... 47
Barcode Scan....................................................................................................................................................... 49
Engine-Operated Scanner......................................................................................................................................... 49
Appendix.................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Things to Check before You Request Service..................................................................................................... 50
Specification......................................................................................................................................................... 54
Copyright.............................................................................................................................................................. 56
Registered Trademark ......................................................................................................................................... 56
Precautions for Use.............................................................................................................................................. 56

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Before Using the Product
Before using the product, read this User Manual to ensure that you use the product safely and
correctly.
• The description in this User Manual is based on the default setting of the product.
• The content of the User Manual may vary, based on the software version of the product,
wireless carriers, and the specifications of different models.
• Using functions that take up a lot of CPU and RAM capacity (involving high-quality content
etc.) may affect the overall product performance.
• Any problems that have occurred because the user has installed apps that are not
provided by BIXOLON shall not be covered by our warranty policy.
• Problems that have occurred with product functions or compatibility because the user has
arbitrarily modified the registry values or the operating system software shall not be
covered by our warranty policy. If the user engages in any unauthorized modification of
the operating system, then the product or the app may not function properly.
• The software, audio, wallpaper, and images that are used in this product are created
content whose limited use is authorized through a contract between BIXOLON and the
specific copyright owner. Their unauthorized extraction and putting them to uses other
than those authorized including commercial applications constitutes a breach of the
copyright. In those cases, the user shall be solely responsible.
• Using data services such as message transfer, upload/download, automatic syncing, and
location service may incur extra charges according to the service plans that the user
subscribes to. For using bulk data services, connection through Wi-Fi is recommended.
• Apps or services that come with this product are subject to change or interruption without
prior notice due to unavoidable causes. In that case, contact BIXOLON for a quick
response. However, defects, changes, and/or interruptions involving apps that the user
has downloaded from markets such as Play Store are unrelated to BIXOLON, so contact
the relevant service providers.
• This product may show some margins on its screen or suffer compatibility issues with
some of the apps in Play Store, depending on how they have been realized by their
developers etc.
• If the software for the product as provided by BIXOLON undergoes unauthorized changes,
or if any software acquired through unofficial channels is downloaded into the product, the
product may suffer problems or errors. As such acts violate the license that comes with
BIXOLON software, they nullify the warranty on the product.

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• The screen protection film, which is attached to protect the screen during production and
distribution, may not be found as attached, depending on the region or service provider. If
protection film is attached, any damage to it shall not be covered by the warranty service.
• You can optimize the contrast ratio to the surroundings to enjoy a clear picture, even in
outdoor settings with strong sunlight. Using a locked screen for too long may damage the
screen by causing image burn-in.
– Do not keep part or whole of the screen locked for a long time, and turn the screen off
when not in use.
– You can set the device so that the screen automatically turns off when the product is not
in use. Open the Setting app and go to Display → Sleep to choose your desired auto
screen off time.
– To have the screen brightness auto-adjust to the environment, run the Setting app,
choose Display, and press the Brightness level switch to activate it.
• As the wireless device is subject to interference during its operation, it may not be used for
such services that are related to the public safety.
• The product information is electronically displayed. To view the information, press System
→ About Phone → Legal Information on the Setting app.
• For this product, the wireless carrier may provide the location data when it is requested by
emergency rescue agency, etc. for the purpose of emergency rescue in accordance with
Act on the Protection, Use, etc. of Location Information. For some copies of this product,
the location information is given from base stations after connection is lost for an
emergency call from a reporting person. Then, the location information based on GPS or
Wi-Fi may become unavailable. Make sure to check this before you purchase and/or use
the product.
Description of Signage
Warning: It is used to warn the user that careless use of the product may cause
serious damage to it.
Caution: It is used to remind the user that the product has to be used safely and
correctly.
Notice: It is used to provide helpful notes or extra information that’s good to
remember when using the product.

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If the product overheats while its battery is charging, do the following.
• Disconnect the charger and close any apps running. Let the product cool off and then try
to charge it again.
• If the part at the bottom of the product which combines with an external connector
develops severe heating, it is likely that the connected USB cable has been damaged. If
so, replace it with a new and approved cable.
Overheating of the Product and Actions to Take
When the product overheats while its battery is charging
While charging, the product and the charger may overheat. This comes within the normal
range of product operation and does not affect its life or performance.
When the product overheats while in use
When using functions or apps that require a lot of power, heat may be generated from
temporarily increased battery consumption. Close the running app, and stop using the product
for a while.
The product may heat up under the following circumstances. The events below may not apply
to certain functions or apps of the product.
• When first setting the product following its purchase or restoring its data
• When downloading large-volume files
• When using apps that require a lot of power or using them for a long time
– When playing games with high system requirements
– when recording videos for a long time
– When viewing video streaming from the internet with screen brightness set at maximum
– When the product is connected to a TV
• When multiple tasks are performed at the same time (or when many apps are running in
the background)
– When multi-window is used
– when apps are updated or installed while video-recording
– large-volume files are downloaded while on video call
– when video-recording while navigation is in use
• When a lot of data is used due to the product's syncing with multiple accounts such as
cloud and email
• When navigation is running with the product placed in a vehicle where it is exposed to
sunlight
• When Wi-Fi Hotspot or tethering is in use
• When the product is in an area with weak wireless reception or an out-of-service area
• When charging with a damaged USB cable
• When the external connector jack on the product is damaged or contaminated with foreign
matters (such as liquid, dust, metal dust, or pencil core)
• While on international roaming

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If the product heats up while in use, try these solutions.
• Keep the product up to date with software updates.
• Running apps may conflict with one another. Turn the product off, and then turn it on
again.
• Deactivate Wi-Fi, GPS (for location), and Bluetooth when they are not in use.
• Check if any of your apps that consume much power or are running in the background,
and close apps that are not in use.
• Delete unnecessary files or unused apps.
• If you currently have the maximum brightness, lower the screen brightness.
• If the product heats up too much or if it’s overheating lasts long, stop using the product
for a while. If the temperature remains high, contact the service center.
Precautions for Using the Product in Certain Conditions
The product may overheat due to adjacent factors under the following circumstances. Such
overheating may shorten battery life, damage the product, or cause a fire, be careful.
• Do not keep the product at too high or too low a temperature.
• Do not leave the product exposed to direct sunlight for a long time.
• Do not leave the product for a long time in a hot environment, such as a vehicle parked on
a hot summer day.
• Do not leave the product anywhere near overheating hazards, such as on underfloor
heating or an electric blanket.
• Do not keep the product anywhere close to or inside heating appliances (such as stoves or
microwaves), heating cookers, or pressurized containers.
• Do not use a malfunctioning charger or battery.

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Keeping the Rules while Using the Product
Battery Information
To guarantee optimal performance, rechargeable batteries should be replaced every year or
past 500 charge cycles. To guarantee optimal performance, rechargeable batteries should be
replaced every year or past 500 charge cycles. Even though it causes no damage, it can’t be
used any longer. So, dispose of it according to safe battery disposal procedures.
• When the battery performance has been reduced by 20% or more, the battery life is
exhausted. Stop using the battery and dispose of it appropriately.
• Battery duration depends on the type of battery and how the device is used. Conserve
battery life by complying with the following.
– Avoid fully discharging a battery since it causes extra burden on the battery. Avoid fully
discharging a battery since it causes extra burden on the battery. Charging a partially
discharged battery does not harm the device.
– Keep the battery in a cool place and away from locations with heat. When keep a
battery in long-term storage, keep it 40% charged.
– Do not keep a battery uncharged or unused for a long time. While the battery power is
consumed, frequent charging can conserve at least half of the battery life.
• Conserve battery life by avoiding overcharging or undercharging a battery.
• Do not leave a battery uncharged and unused for a long time. This may cause deformity to
the battery pack despite preventive safety measures. In such a case, immediately stop
using the battery, and charge it with an appropriate power adapter or contact the service
provider.
• If a battery, which has remained idle for a long time, fails to charge or its surface heats up,
do not attempt to charge it. It may not operate any longer.
• If you use a battery from some other company, it may cause damage to our company's
product. If this happens, it shall not be covered by the warranty policy of BIXOLON.
Inadequate replacement of a battery runs the risk of explosion, so used batteries must
be disposed of according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
Battery Charging Guide
When charging a battery pack, paying attention to its temperature is crucial. Charging is most
efficient at room temperature or a bit lower temperature.

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Storage and Safety Guide
A charged battery may be left unused for several months, but increased resistance in the
battery may exhaust the charged electricity. In this case, the battery has to be recharged
before it can be used. We recommend that the battery be kept at temperatures between 0℃
and 28℃.
The above only applies to the use of a stand-alone battery. For non-separable battery
or a product without a battery, refer to the User Manual for each product.
Product Operation and Storage Guide
The product has applicable operating temperature and storage temperature. Avoid problems,
damage, or misuse by complying with the suggested temperature requirements.
Refer to the User Manual for each product for applicable temperature requirements.
Adapter Information
• When the product is not charging, do not keep the power adaptor plugged into the socket.
• Remove the power adaptor only after the battery is fully charged.
• The power adaptor that comes with the product is not designed for outdoor use. In humid
conditions with moisture or rainfall, both the adaptor and the product may suffer damage.
• Charge the product by only using the power adaptor included in the package or some
other adapter with the same specifications. Using an inappropriate adaptor may damage
the product.
The above only applies to products that are connected to an adaptor. For those
products that do not use an adaptor, refer to the User Manual for the specific product.
Preventative Measures
• Refrain from overusing the product to prevent vision impairment.
• Take a 10-minute break after using the product for 30 minutes. Keep children 2 years or
younger from watching videos on the product, and keep children 2 years or older from
watching videos on the products for more than an hour a day.
• Maintain correct usage to reduce any potential influence from electromagnetic waves.

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Laser Information
This information only applies to those products related to laser components.
Performing control, adjustment, or procedures that are not specified here may
generate harmful laser light. Using scanners together with optical devices including
binoculars, microscopes, and magnifying glasses may cause vision impairment. The
list does not include glasses used by the user.
LED Information
Normal operation of the product, its maintenance and management by the user, or the
operations of specified services include LED display(s) or LED ring causes luminance that is
harmless to human eyes.
This information only applies to those products related to LED components.
Warning about the Possibility of Hearing Impairment
Zx.3 Warning
A text warning about possible hearing impairment must be included in the packaging or the
User Manual, and it must include the following details.
A symbol with a minimum height of 5㎜.
The text below or something similar.
Image 1 - Warning Label (IEC 60417-6044)
A clear warning may be given through the display of the equipment in use when the user is
asked to approve top-level activation.
To prevent possible hearing impairment, do not listen at a high volume for a long time.
Do Not Use the Product While Traveling or Driving
Using the mobile terminal while walking or driving may cause serious injuries or
damage. Such acts are strictly prohibited in some territories.