Casio IT -G500 Series User manual

CAS ID.
Handheld Termina l
IT -G5QQ Series
User's Gui de
Be sure to read "Safety
Precauti ons" Insidethis
guidebefore trying to use
your Handheld Terminal.
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Contents
Safety Precautions ....................................................... .. ................................E-3
Operating Precautions................................................................................... E-8
Regulatory lnformation .................................................................................. E-9
About the WaterprOOflng/Dustproofing,,.,,._..,,nuouuouono.-ooooooo••••••••••••--•••••·E-13
ltnport. ant ... ......................................................................._. ....... ........................... E-14
AfterService......................................................................................................E-14
Accessories and Options ...............................................................................E-15
General GUide u.u . oooo . ouo . ooo . ooooooooooooooooooooouooooooooooooooouuou . ouoo o· o, u• · oo ·o· ooo'noooo ooo ooooooooooooE•16
Loading and Removing th e Battery Pack ...................................................E-19
Loading
....... .......................................................................................................E-20
Removing ......................................................................................................... .. E-20
Charging the Battery Pack ..........................................................................E-22
USB Cradic/Ethernet Cmd l c/Cnu.l lc-typc Bat1c 1y Charger...............................ll-22
Dual Battery Charger ............................................................................. .. ..........E-22
Handling the Hand Belt................................................................................E-23
To remove the hand beh.....................................................................................E-23
To attach the hand belt ....................................................................................... E-23
Handling the Stylus ...................................................................................... E-24
Placing the stylus in the hol der .......................................................................... E-24
Connecting tt1e Stylus Strlng............................... .... ......................................E- 25
Attaching the Neck Strap.............................................................................E-27
To attach the neck stntp......... .. ............................................................... ..... .......E -2 7
Configuring HandheldTerminal Settings................................................... E-28
Calibrating Touch Screen AIi gnment .. ...............................................................E-28
Adjusting Display Hrighln css ............................................................................l :'.-2 9
D isp la y AmoDimmer................................ .. ......................................................E-29
Using the Laser Scanner(LaserModels)........... .. ......................................E-30
U sing the C-MOS I mager (Imager Models)................................................E-31
Adjusting the Laser Light Emission Width .................................................E-32
HandJJng the NFC ............-.............................................................................E .. 34
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Perfom ling Communicat ions .... . .. ......................... ...... ........ .. . .. . ... . .. ........ .. ..E-35
Bl uetoo ll i" Communication ......................................... .. .............. ..... .. ...............E-35
GSM/W-CDMA Communicati on ...................... .. ... ............ .. ..... .. ..... .. ........... ... . I'.-36
GPS ...... ... ............................................................. ... .................... .. ........... .. ..... . .. E-36
Handling microSD Ca rds..............................................................................e .. 37
Ins talli ng ....... .. ...................... .. ................... .. ........................................................ R-37
Removing.. ... .. ........................................................ .. ..... .. ..... ... ............... ..... . ... .....E-37
Handling rnicroSIM Cards............................................................................E .. 38
In~tal ling ..... ....................... .. ....... ..... .. .................... ..... .......... .. ......... ... ............. ... .E-38
Rcmoving.......................... .. ........... .. ............. .. ......................................... .. ..... ...E-39
Using the microSD Hard Cover{IT·G500-GC21E on ly)................... ... .. ......E-40
Attaching the microSD Hnrd Cover to the IlandheldTerminal......................... F\-40
Resetting th e Handheld Terminai............................. .. ..... .. ............ .. .. .. ..... .. .E -4 1
Performing aFull Reset(Iuitiali 7.ation) ................................... .. ...... .. ............ ... I:l-4 I
War nin gLabel................. .. .... ... ................................ .. . .. ................................E .. 43
IT·G500 Specifications ................................................................................E ·44
Using the USB Cradle (HA·P6010), Et hernet Cradle (HA·P621 0),
Cradle-type Battery Charger(HA-P30CHG)...............................................E-53
GeneralGuide.... .. ....... .. .... ... ............................ ... ............................................... E! - 53
Connecting tbe Cradle Power Supply...... .. ............... .. ...... .. .. .... .........................E-55
E th ernet Cradle Specifications (IIA -l'62TO) ... ...................................................E-57
USO Cradle Specifications (HA-P6010).. ...... ....................................................E- SR
Cradle-type Battery ChargerSpecifications (HA-P30C II<i ) .............................E-59
Us in g th e Dual Battery Charger (HA-D32DCH G) ............................. .... ......E-60
General Ouidc................................................ ..... .................... .. ......................... E-60
Charging aBattery Pack ............ .. ... ............. ... .. ... .. ........ ..... .... . .. ..........................E-62
ConnectingMultiple
Dual Ilattety Chargers ... .............................. .. ...................E-63
Specifications... ... .............. .. .... .. ..................._ .. .......................... ... ..... .. ................ E.-64
Us i1l 9 the microU SB .. .- .. .... .......... .u .... . ... _ ............ _ .......... ...... ..... . ...... . ...... ... ... .... . ...... . ... "' • • E .. G-5
Connecting
to a Comp uter................... .. .................................... .. ..... ... ..............E-65
Usi ng R ec har geable Battery Packs. ... .. ................................... .. .................E-66
Battety Pack Specifications................ .. .......... ... .................................................E-66
Large-capacity llattery Pack Specifications.......................................................E-66
Using the Protector (HA·P91BP5, HA-P92BP5)............... .. ........ .. ..............E -67
Fitting the protectoronto the llandheldTenninal............ .. ........................ .. . ..... E-67
Removing the protector fr
om the Handheld Terminal ....................................... P..-67
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Safety Pr eca utions
Congratulations up on yourselec ti on of this CAS IO product.l.le sme to tead the
following Safety Preca
ution s hclorc trying to useit torthe first time.
Y our neglect or avoidance of th e warning and caution statements in the
subsequent pages causes the danger
of fire, electric shock, malfunction and
damage
on the goods as well as personal injury.
Mar kings and Symbols
The following arc the meanings of the markings and symbols used in theseSafety
Precautions.
~D ang e r
This symbol indicates information that, if ignored or applied
in correct ly , cre ate s the danger of death or serious personal injury.
Lt. W arnin g This sy
mb ol indicutes information that, if ignored orappl ied
incon·ectly, creates the possibility of death or serious personal
injury.
~C aution
This symbol illdicates information that, if ignored or applied
incotrcctly, creates the possibility
of personal injury orproperty
damage.
• Adiagonal line indicates ~omethillg you should not do. Thesymbol shown
here indicates you should no t try to take the uni t apart.
• Ablack circle indicates someth
ing you should do.The symbol shown he re
indicates you should unplug the unit from the wall outl et.
~ Wa l'niu g
Disassembly and Modification
J<ii'\ • Never try to disassemble or modify the Handheld Terminal and its options
\JY including battery pack and battery in any way.
Abnorm al Conditions
0 •
Should the Handheld Terminal und/or its options including battery pack and
baucry
becom e hot or start to emit smoke or a strange odor, immediately turu
off the power and contuct yo ur dealer or distributor whom you purchased the
productfrom, or 1111 authorized CASlO setvice provider.
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E-4
&Warning
Dust and Moisture
• Though the Handheld Terminal is dust und waterproofresistant, its opti ons
including the battery pack are not. Keep loose metal objects and containers
filled with liquid away from your Handheld Terminal and the options. Also,
never handle
U1c Handheld Tenninal and the options while your hands arc
wet.
Laser Light
• The laser scanner models (model dependant) with the integrated laser
scanning module
scan barcodes using laser light. Never look directly into
the laser light
or shine the laser light into the eyes.
• Le tem1inal de l'imprimautc ponable emet une lumicrc laser.
Nc rcgardezjnmais dircctcmcnt Ia lumiere laser ni nc di•·igez Ia lumicre
laser dans lcs yeux de quelqu'un.
&Warning
Interference with the Operation of Other Equipment
(Using Wireless
Data Communication)
A • Keep your Handheld Terminal well away fi·om anyone wearing a
V pacemaker. Radio waves emitted by the Handheld Terminal can ufTect the
operation
of a pacemaker.
• Aefore the usc in aircrnft, besure to consult with cabin crew for interference
the llandheld Tenninal emits.
• Before the usc in medical facility, be sureto consult with the lacility
munagement or the manufacture of a specificmedical equipment that the
tlandheld Tenninalmay intc1fere with.
• no not use the Handheld Tenninalnearby gas p ump or chemical tank or any
other places nanuuablc orexplosive.

Lt. Ca ut i on
Foreign Objects
!(:\ • Take care to ensure that me tals or combust ib leobjects are not insert ed into
\Y the openings of the llandheld Terminal or its options, and not to ullow
moisture to gel insid e of them.
Lo ca tion
A • Install the cradle properly on a Oat and stable surface so that it cannot fall
V down onto floor.
LCD Screen
!(:\ • Neverapply strong pressw-c to the screen or subject it to strong impact.
\Y Doing so can crack the LCD Screen.
Low Temperature Burn
• Avoid prolonged contact with the skin while the Handheld Tcnniual is
switched
on. Some ureas on the back of the Handheld Terminal may
become
hot during use nnd couldcause low-temperature bun1s.
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Opt ional Lithium-i on Battery Pack
Lt_na nger
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• Never usc the Handheld Tenninal and its option including the battery pack
and battery next
to open name, ncar a stove, orany other area e xp osed to
high heat, or leave them for a long period of time in a vehicle parked in
directsunlight
• Never
use the battcty pack with uny device other than the llandheld
Terminal.
• Never dispose oflhe battery pack by incinerating it or otherwise expose it
to heat.
• Never transport orstore the bnttery pack together with metal ohjects thai
may result in shortingpositive(+) and uegalive (-) lenninals oft he battery
pack. llesure to pln cc the battery pack in it s case whenever transp o11ing or
storing it.
• Never throw the battery pack or otherwisesubject it to strong impact.
• Never pierce the hallcry pack with nails, hit it with a hammer, or stepon it.
• Useonly the specified battery charger to charge the battery p ack.
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~Warning
0 • Never place the battery
puck in a microwave ovenor any other high-voltage
device.
0 •
lfthe amount of tim e period the battery pack can serve becomes
considerably sh
ort even aficr it has been fully charged for thespecified time
period, slop using
it.
• Should the battery pack start to l eak or emil astrange odor, immediately
move itaway
from any fl11rne nearby. Leakingbattery fiuid is combustible.
• Should lluid from the b11ttery packaccidentally get into your eyes oron the
skin,
do not rub it. Immediately rinse it off with clean tap water and then
consult a physician. .&,
Ca ution
0 • Replace only
with the same type of bnttery pack recommended by CASTO.
Dispose of used b<lllery packs accor di r1g to the local regulati on.
• Keep the ba ttery pack out of the reach of small children.
• Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of
used batteries according to the instructions.
Power Supply I AC Adaptor
E-6
.&, Wam in g
• Do not use the llondheld Terminal at a vo l tage other than the specified voltage.
Also, do not connect the llandheld Temunal to a multi-plug power shiJ>.
• Never modi f)', shat·ply bend, twist, or pull on t he power cord.
• Never use a detergent to cleu n AC udaptor and its power cuh l e, tlspcciully ou the
plug and thejack.
• Do not usc an/\C adn/>tor with a bent connector.
• Do not twist or wrcne 1 the connector.
• When using the battetyc ha rgers and U1c cradles, be sure to usc the rcspcct'ivc
AC adaptors.

Lh Cau tion
• Never pull on the power cord when unplugging it. Always hold the plug when
unplugging it from the wall outlet ·
• Never
touch the plug while your hands arc wet
• De Slll'C to unp lu g the power cord fromlhc wall outlet before cleaning the
battery chargers and the cradles.
• Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet whenever leaving the hnttery
chargers
and the cradles ltnattcodcd for along period.
• Thehousing of the AC adaptor can become warut during normal use.
• All cast oncea year, unplug the AC adaptor from the wall outlet and clean any
dust that builds up between the pi'Ongs of the plug.
Dust built up between the prongs can lead to the danger of fire.
• Check that the connector is properly oriented and then push it straight in (do not
insert upside down).
• Do not allow fluids or foreign objecL~ to get into the AC adaptor.
• Choose a locati on where the power con i is r eadi ly accessible nnd can beeasily
plugged in a nd unp lu gged.
• Wh en using the AC adaptor, always use n powe r outlet with the S(>Cc i fied power
supply
and voltage, and ensure that the power plug is inse11ed into the socket
fully
and securely.
Backup of All Important Data
&,ca ution
8 •
Nore that CASIO COIIl(lUter Co ., Ltd. shall not he held liable to you or any tbird
party
for any dama11cs or loss caused hy deletion or cOITUption of clata due to
use ofU1e l:landheld Terminal, malfunction or •·epair of the Hrmdhcld Terminal
or its peripherals, ordue to the batteri es going d ead.
• The Handheld Terminal employs elecb·onic memory to store data, which means
thatmemory contents
cun be com1 ptcd ordeleted if power is intCI1'llptcd due
to the batteries going dead or incorrect battery replacement p• ·ocedures. Data
cannot be recovered once it
is lost or corrupted. l:le sure to make backup of
all important data. One way to do this is to usc the separately •old crudlcs to
transfer data to a computer.
Use Casio genu in e battery pack only
&,Da n ger
8 •
We recommend the use ofCasio genuine battery packs with Casio devices .
Casio genuine battery packs are
tested for quality and safety for the safe usc of
the product they ure installed. We cannot be held liable for accidents ordamages
cmt~ed by counterfeit Cnsio battery packs or battery packs other than Casio
genuine batte•y packs. When buying a hattery pack, pay due attention to huy a
Casio genuine battery pack.
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Operating Precautions
E-8
Your HandheldTerminal and its op ti ons are precision. Improper operation or rough
handling can cause problems with data storage and other problem s. Note and observe
the follow
it ig precautions to ens ur e proper opcmtion.
• Do not continue using
th e bntlery once it is exhausted.
D
oi ng so could result in data l oss or com tp tion. When the battety is exhausted,
replace it immediately.
• Stop or avoid using fhc Handheld T er minal an d itsoptions in ru·cas nnd
conditions subject to the
fo ll owing.
-Large amounts of static electricity
-
Exb· eme heat or co ld or humidity
-Sudden temperatnre change
-Large amount of du st
-After large amount of rain or water falls ou the Handhe ld Terminal
-Pressing the screen or keys with excessiveforce when using in the rain
• Do not u
se vo la t il e chcmlcul su bstan ces such as thinnc• ·s, hc n:tcn c or toiletries to
clean the H and held Termhutl.
Wh en the Han dhe ld Tcrmin nl is di rty, w ip e itclean with a soft, dry cloth. Rubb ing
with excessive force could scmtch the disp la y.
• The J >Ower-S UJlll ly t e1·mi nals nnd Data Commu ni cation terminals should be
cleaned f• ·om lime to time u si ng nu implement such as a dr y cotton bud.
Soilit1g on the tem1inals may cause cotmcction defectS.
• Take cnt'e when nsiug chc mi culs.
Applying thinners, gasoline, kerostJne, ~o lvents or oils, orsubstances such as cleaners,
adhesives, paints, medicati
ons or toil et ri es thatcontain those materiuls, to th e plastic
case or cover may cause discoloration or other damage.
• D('ad Pixels
The
LCD panel employed in thi s produ ct uses highprecision and substantial number
of components which commonly causea small number of the pixels not to light or
to remain lit all the time. This is due
to the characteristics of LCD panelyield in
aecura. cy over99.99% and permissib le .
• 802.1laln Restrictions
- This product is for indoor lL~e onlywhen usingchannels 36, 40, 44, 48 , 52, 56, 60,
or 64 (5 150-5350 Mll7.) .
-T o ensurecomplian ce with local regulations, be sure to select the country in wh ich
the access point is installed.

• Lltblum-lon Batt ery PAck
Each lithium-ion battery pack has Its life . TI1e Lifo spanlleavlly depends ou how tbe ballery
pack is cluugcd or stored which may et1use detedornlion of the ball cry pack to shorten the
life span if it is handl ed imprope r ly . Note the tips below to make the battery pnck lnst long.
- Besure to charge the battery paok before using it if the baltcry pack is used for tho
fu-st time or if it hns not been usedfor a long period of time. Wh en ehnt-giug tl1e
batterypack, continue charging until thecharge LED ligl1t8 green (fully chOI"ged).
- If the battery pack is repeatedly charged, t he life spanbecomes short. To uvoid the
repetition
of charging tho battery puck, besure 1t~at theremaining capacity is low
before you startcharging.
-Besureto chargethe battery pack
in recommended temperature range. The
temperatme range is dependant on device you use to charge includingbattery
chargers andtablets. Refer
to tho respectiveuser guides. Charging the battery pack
in a temperature outside of the recommended rangecausesdeterioration.
-When
\tsed 111 low tempemtures, tho b111tcry pack has a reduced Cllpnclty and will
supply power for shortertime. Thelife spnn of the battel}' pack is nlso shortened.
-Charging the batterypackwhile the battery packitself is freeze Including inside
causes deterioration.
Be sure toresume an ordinary room temperature 011 tho battery
,pack and then leave
it unattended for opproximntely onehour before cllnrglng.
-Aftercharging the battery pack, if lite performanceoftbcbattery pn ck does not sbow
any recovery, it is asign ol ending th e li fe. Replace it with nnewbattery pack.
-
Avoid the battery pack with n full_of t be capacity tostore f?r.a long pe:io~ of lime. lf
you need to store 11for !I lo ng penod, bo sure that tbe remammg onpac1ty IS 30 to 50
percent n11d to store in n modem to l ow temperal\1re. This cnn reduce deterioration.
-The battery packgrndunlly deteriorates overti
me. In particular, storing (or using}
the fully charged battery packat high temperatures tends to tlccelerate battery pack
deterioration.
• Weld Lines
There areseam-like markings
in some locations on the Handheld Temlinal. 111esc nrc
referred to as "weld lin es" in the plastic forming process n11d are not crocks or scratches.
Weld lin e.~ do not interfere in any way witb tbcoperation oftbe Hnndheld Tem1innl.
Regulatory Information
E ur ope
IT-G500 Manufacturer:
CASIOCOMPUTBR C
O. , LTD .
Op tloos ofi T-GSOO 6-2, Hon-mnchi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku,
Tok.yo 151-8543 , Jupan
(€
Responsible withintheEuropeanUnion:
Caslo Europe GmbH
Casio-Platz l, 22848 Norderstedt, Gennany
www.caslo-eurcpo.com
•
Pl easekeep nU lnfonnation for futuro reference.
• The declaration of conformitymaybe consulted at http://doc.casio.com
• Products are fordistribution within all memberstates of t he EU.
• Options ofiT-0500 are RA-P60IO, IIA-P6210, HA-P30CHO, HA-D32DCHG, EIA-D20BAT-A,
HA-021 LBAT-A, DT-380USB-A, AD - S42120C.N5, AD-S I 5050B - N5,rutd AC-CORD - EU.
ForEurope, models are IT-0500-C168, n :. osOO-OC26E, IT- 0500-I SE, IT-0500 -2SE,
l'f-GSOO -C26E, IT-GSOO-GC 16 E, IT -OS00-0l5B, IT-GSOO-OC2 1 E, n:. osoO-GC21 1!rS1:
IT -G500-GC26E-T R, IT-GSOO-OC16J!...TR, JT-0500-0ISE-T R, I T-GSOO -C21E,
IT-0500-CI6E-B,IT-0500-0C26
B- B, IT-0500-C26E-B, 1T -G5 00-0C16E- B,
n:.osoO-GlSI!rB,1T-0500- 0C2 1. E- B, l'f-0500-GC2LE-ST-B, n:.osoO-OC26E-TR-B,
IT -0500-0CJ6E-TR- B, and 1T-0500-C21 E-B. E-9

Maximum radio output power
• IEEE802.lla/b/g/n: 2.40Hz band:;; 20dBm; 5GHz band ~ 14dBm.
• Oluetooth: 2.40 Hz ~ 5.80dBm.
• GSM: 850/900MHz ~ JJdllm; 1800/1900MHzs JOdBru.
• W CD MA: 900/2JOOMHz ~24dBrn.
• NFC: 13.553MHz to 13.567MHz band:;;-8.5dB!tAfm at I Om .
Hereby, CASIO COMPUTER CO., J ~ m . declares that tberadio equipment type IT-0500 is
in compliancewitbDirective 20
14 /53/EU.
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The USA and Canada
GU IDELINES LA lO DOWN BY FCC RULES FO R U SE OF THIS UNIT IN T il E
U.S.A. (not applicable to oth er lli'CliS).
NOTI CE
This cquipmentJJas been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limitsare designed to t>rovide
rea~onable protection against hannful interference in a 1·esidential installation. This
equipmentgenerates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not in~talled
and used in accordancewith the instructions, may cause hannful interference to rndio
communications. However, there is no guarantee thatinterference will not occur in a
particular installation. lf this equipment docs cause hlnmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be detcnnined by tuming U1c equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to tryto correct the interference hy one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient
or relocate the receiving antenna.
• increase theseparation between
the equipment and receiver.
• Connect theequipment into an outlet on a circuit diJTorent from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an expel'ienccd radiofrV technician for help.
FCC WARNING
Chauges ormodifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the
tL~er's authority to operate the equipment
Properconnectors must be used for connection to host computerand/orperipherals in order
to mecl FCC emission limits.
Cn ution Elt posure to nu llo ft·equency r nd l at io n
To comply with FCC /IC Rl7 exposure compliance requirements, this device must not be
co-located oroperating in conjunction with any other antenna or trunsmitt cr except in
accordance with the FCC multi-transmitter product procedure.<; or as described iuthe filing.
Model Number:
Trade Name:
J) cclanlllou of Confonnily
I'J' -G500-C21 F.- l/ S, IT-G500 -C 21E-US-R. HA-P I\ 010 , HA- P6210
CASTO
Responsible pa1ty: Industrial Handheld Division
Casio America,
Tnc .
Addt ·ess: 570 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Dover, New Jersey 07RO I, USA
Telephone number: 973-361-5400
This device com plies wit h P:u11 5 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device
muy nolcnusc harmful int erference, und (2) this device must
nccept any interference received,
In cluding interference tliat may cnuseundesired operation.
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• LT- GSOO ·C 21E-US
This model is available in the USA and Canada on l y.
Fo r Usc.-s in Canada
These Class Udigital apparatuses comply with Canadi an TCES-3(8)/NMB-J (B).
Cct nppareil numerique de Ia classes .0 es tcoufom 1ea Ia nonne TCES-3(8)/NMtl-J(R) du
Canada.
This device complies with
Tndustry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs.
Operation is subjectto the following two conditions:
(I) Thesedevices may not cause interference, and
(2) These devices mustaccept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of this device.
Lc present appareil est conforme aux CNR d'ludustrie Canada applicahl cs nux appareils
radio exempts
de licence.
L'exploitution est autorisee
aux deux conditions su ivantes :
(I) l'appareilne doil pas produirc de brouillage;
(2) l'ttlilisatew·de l'apparcil
cloit accepter tout brouillagc radioelectrique subi,memc si lc
bt·oui Llagc est susceptibled'en (;umpromctlrc lc fonctionnement.
• Users should also be advised that 5,150-5,350 MHz band is restricted to indoor operation
only. High-power radars arc allocated us primary users (i.e. priority users) of the hands
5,250-5,350 MUz and 5,650-5,850 MHz and that these radars could cause interference
and/ordamage
to LE-LAN devices.
• Lcs utilisateurs devraienl aussi ctrc avises que
La bande 5,150-5,350 MHz est restreinte aune uti lisation al'interieur seufement. De
plus, le s utilisateurs de radars de haute puis~auce soutdcsig nes utilisuteurs principaux (c.-
a- d. ,qu'ils onl la priorite) pour l es bnndcs 5,250-5,350 MHz et 5,650-5,850 Mllz et que
ccs rada rs pourraient causer du brouitlagc ct/o1 1des dommages aux clispositifs LAN-EL.
Under Indu stry Canada r egu lati ons, this radio transmi tter may only operate using an antenna
of a type and maximmn (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by lnd11Stry Canada.
To reduce potential radio interrcrcnce to otherusers, the antenna type and its gain should
be so chosen that the equivalcut isotropically radiated power(c.i.r.p.) is not more than that
necessary ror successful communication.
Conronncmcnta Ia reglementation d'lndustric Canada, lepresent emcttcur radio pcut
fonctiouncr avec une untenne d'un type ct d'un gain maximal (on infcricur) approuve
pour l'emetteurpar
Tndustri c Canada. Dans le but de rcduirc les risques de brouillagc
rudioelectrique al'ilttcntion des
1111tres ulilisuteurs, il faut choisirle type d'antcnnc ct son
gain de sortcque Ia pui ssunce isoh ·o , ~c rayonncc equivalente (p.i.r.e.) nc dcpassc pas
l' intensitc ucccssaire al'etablissemcut d' unc commu ni cation s at isfaisan tc .
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Tito ovoilable scientificevidence d oes not show that any health problems ore nssoeioted
with using low powerwireless devi ces. TI1ere Is uo proof, h owever, tha t these low JIOWer
wirelessdevices are absolutely snfo. Low powerWireless devices emit low leve ls of mdio
ftcqucucy energy (RF) in the
mict·owove rnngo whllcbeing used. Wherens high levels of
RF cn np ro d uce health effects (by heating tissue), ex posureoflow-l eve lRP lhnt does not
Jl rOduce heating effects en uses no known adverse health effects. M nuy stud ies of low-level
RP exposures have not found any bio l ogical effects .Some studies have suggested thnt5omc
biological offecls mighl occur, but such findings hnvc not been continued by ndditlonal
research.
I
T-GSOO -C2 LB-US has been test ed und found to comply wi th FCCIIC mdiulion exposure
limits set forth for an uncontrolled cnviromuculandmeets lbeFCC rndio frcquctl cy (RI')
13.xposure Guidelines and R SS- 102 of the IC mdio frequency (R F) Exposure rules.
Lcs eonnaissancesscicntifiques don! nons disposons n'ontmis en evidence llucun prolll~me
desonltassocita!'usage des npparcils sons Jllll faihle puissance. Nous nc sommcs
cepcndont pas en mesure de prouver quo ccs npparcits sans fil il f.1ibl e pui ssance sont
entiereruent
SWlS danger. Lcs npJiarciJS MOO S flJ a foible puissance ClllCI!CnlllliO tlnerg ie
fl'~quence rndioelectrique (RF) trcs foibl e dnns le spectredes micro-ondcs lorsqu'lls sont
ulillscs. Ators qu'unc dose cl cvco do RF pcu luvoir des cffcts sur Ia sonle (en chuuJ'runt les
tissus), !'expositionude foib les R JI qui no produiscnt pus de chal em ·n •n pns do mnuvals
ot 'fcts conn us sur Ia sante. De nombr c uR es 6tudcs ont et6 mcnees surlcs expositions nux
RP foibles etn'out do!couvert nuoun offcl biologlcJue. Certaines etudes on! sugg6r6 qu'll
pouvuil yavoircertainseffets biologiques, nuli s ces r(!sul!ats n'onl pn s cto confinu~ pardes
recherches supplcmenta.
irc. q.
11~ GSOO -C 2LB-US a etc testeetjug l! eonfo nne nux limitcsd'cKposition nux rnyonnements
t!nonOO!:s pour un environncmcnlnon eonlrlll t! el respecte los regles les rndiOI!Iectriquos (RF)
de Ia FCC!ignesdirectrices d'exposition ct d'CXJIOSition au x ~uences mdiOI!lcetriqu es(RF)
CNR-1 02 de l'IC.
• l'l'·G500-C2JR- US -n is the same product function as IT-G500-C21 E-US.
IT-G500-C2Jt-US-B is in confnrms with FCC, and not received TC ceni(icntio u.
Aboutthe Waterprooflng/Dustproofing
Then: osoo Series mod e ls ore wat erproof nnd dustproof.
• Wat erproofing: P erformnnco complies with the IPX7 level set out in th o me slondards
(waterp roof for 30 minutes nt adepth of I meter in still t ap wat ernt nonnnllempcmture).
• Ouslproofing: Performan ce complies with the IP6X level setout in th o ffiC standard s.
LP (lntemalionol Protection) is tho alandard for splash- nod dust- proo fing fur el ec lrieol
produciS set outin th elntcmolional ll lcc:trotechnical Commission(IEC) o1Rndftrd 60$29.
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Importa nt!
The watC I '- and dust-11r ooHng performance of tl lis llroduct is based on CAS IO testi ng
11r
occ du res . Note al so that th is p crfo rm nu ce n Jl plie s to the p mt lu ct nt the time of
sh ip me nt (de li ve ry to thecu sto n1 cr) nud Is not guaranteed Inc lu sive of the env i ron ment
In wh ich t he pro du ct is u se d. Th e wal'l'nuty does notapply to nny sltnntlon where the
product is hmuerscd during u se, and as with any ot h er elec t rical product,g• ·c atcare
shou ld be taken wh en us in g thi s product in the rain 01 ' similarsituation.
•
Pr ecautions When Us ing this Produ ct
-Check that there is no dust, sand or other foreign matter on the battery pack cover,
microSD card slot cover t)r microUSB port/earphone-microphonejack cover, or
on the respective contact surfaces.
If anysoiling is found, wipe it off with a clean,
son, dry cloth. Even very small amounts of soiling trapped on the contact surfaces
(a single hair or grai n of san d, etc.) can causewater to leak into the device.
-Check that the waterproofseals on the bu ttery pack cover and microSD card slot
cover are
free li ·o mcracks nnd other damage.
- Cl ose the battery pack cove rl ock sw itc h finnly until the switch is in the l ocked po sition .
-Avoid open ing and closing th e buttery pack cov er or microSD card slot cove r in locatio ns
near wafer or exposed to sea breezes, and do not ope n or close th em with wet hands.
-Do not drop this product or leave it in locations exposed to temperatures outside
the specified
range. noing so could impair its water- or dust-proofing.
• Othc•·Precautions
-The accessories for this product (battery pack, etc.) and optional products are not
water- or dust-proof.
-Subjecting this produc t10 a severe impact could render it no l onger water- or dust-proof.
-Ifany water leaks int o the productas a result of carelessness or inattention during
product handling,
CAS IO cannot be held liable for comp ensation for any damage
to internal components (ba tt e ry , recording media , etc.) or for th e costs of r eco rded
co ntent or the recording th e1·cot:
- CASIO COMP UTE R CO., I: m. accepts no other l inbilit y whatsoever for any
accident that occurs due to water leakage.
Important
• This guide does not include any infonnation about programming und download procedure.~ .
Sec the applkable separate documentation for infonuation about t he procedures.
After Service
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• Should this product ever mul runcti on, co ntact your original retailer providing information
about the produc t name, th e dote you pwdmscd it , and detai ls about the p rob lem.

Accessories and Options
Handheld Terminal
I T·G500 Series
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O"GIO
(!i)cm6l aao
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Accessories---- --------- - ------...
Please check the Items in the box beforeusing the Handheld Terminal
for
the first time.
• N eck Strop
• Hand
belt (Installed In the Handheld Terminal)
• Stylus
• Stylus String
• Large-capac
ity BatteryPackCover
• User's Guido
• microSDHard Cover (IT·G500·GC21E only)
• Y-type screw (IT·0500·GC21Eonly)
Options- ---- ---- ---- -- --- ---._
• USB Cradle HA·P6010
• Ethernet Cradle HA-P6210
• Cradle-type Battery Charger HA-P30CHG
• Dual Ba tt ery Charger HA-D32DCHG
• mi cro U SB Coble (Handheld t.ermlnal-computerconnection)
HA-N81USBC
• USB Cable (Cradle-computer connection) OT-380USB·A
• AC Adaptor
for EthernetCradle/Dual BatteryCharger
AD-S42120C
• AC Adaptor
for USB Cradle/Cradle-type BatteryCharger
AD-S15050B
• BatteryPack HA-020BAT·A
• Large-capacity Battery Pack HA-021LBAT-A
• Flatbattery cover (for battery pack (HA-D20BAT- A)) HA-P22FBC
• Screen Prot
ect Sheet HA-P90PS5
• P
ower Cord AC-CORD
• Pr
otector (for IT-0500-C16E/GC1 6E /1 5E/G15E/10C-CN)
HA-P91BP5
• Protector(for IT-G500-C26E/GC26EI25E/GC21EIC21E/C21E-US/
C21C-CN) HA-P92BP5
•
Car Adaptor HA-P37CAC
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General Guide
Handheld Terminal (IT-G500)
IT·G500·C16E
IT·G500·GCi
6E
IT·G5 00-15E
IT -G500-G15E
IT -G500·1 OC·CN
Top IT-G500-C26E
IT·G500-GC26E
I
T·G 500-GC21 E
IT-G500-C21E
IT-G500 - C21 E·US
t~t1A tl ~~ ¢5?1 ~ 16 ¢~$]
Left•
Battery Com pa rt ment
Front
1 2 3
4
.--- I'H- 5
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15 8
9
14 10
13 -t1~~~ - ~
1
~- ~)'"=" 1'~
Back
16
17
IT-G500-25E
IT·G500-C21 C-CN
(iD ~
Ri gh t*
Bottom
34
~ ~
16
*T he ill ust mtion s hnws th e 1'1 ~ 0500-CI6E.
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I Receiver*I Outputs voice sound.
2
.Indicator I Orungc : Charging
Gr
een: Charging complete
Red: Battery pack error or the sutTOunding temperature is out of
the charging temperature range.
3 Indicator2 Flashes blue
when operating via Hluetooth or orange when
operating via W- LAN, GPS or W-WAN. Lights red when there
is a barcode scunning en·or and lights green when a barcode
scans successfully.
Lights red when thealann function is activated.
Flashes magenta
when the IT-G500 is connected to a PC by
the USB, connected to a USB device, or mounted on the LAN
cradle.
4 Screen Th e screen displays texts, operations, indicators and ~o forth. In
ndditlon , operations can be performed and data can be input on
the screen using stylus.
5 CenterTrigger Key
Used to perform bnr code reading. Cn n be nssigncd an Arbiti'! II 'Y
function.
6
Function Keys Used when starting a pre-registered application.
7 Power
Key Tums the power on and oiT.
8 EnterKey
Pr ess when finishing entering numerical values or when moving
to the next step.
9 Mode
Key The key switches the chamcter inpu t mode, eitherchamcters in
lowercase leiter or characters in uppercase lcllcr.
10 FnKey
Used to make various settings in combination with the timclion
keys ornumeric keys or when starting a pre-registered
application.
11 CLR Key
Used to clearone le tterto t he left of the cur~ or ,
12 Microph one* 1 Used fo 1·audio input (including voice).
13 Speaker Generates audio and buzzer tones.
14 Numeric Keys Used to enternumeric values and decimal points.
15 CursorKey Perform th e same functions as the up and down urrow keys on a
PC keyboard.
16 BarcodeReader Laser light or LED light isemilled from this window lhalreads
bur codes.
17 NFC Reader *2
Holding a eo ntactless IC card up to this reader allows data to be
read fi·om and written to the card.
18 micro USB Port Forconnecting
to micro USB cab le (HA-N8 1 US.OC).
19 Headset .Tack
Used to connect an earphone-microp hone headset.
20 LTrigger K ey Used to perform bar code rea ding.
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21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
microSD Card Sl ot microSD card slot.
RTrigger
Key Used to perform bar code reading.
C amern Le n$ "'2 Tak e.~ ph otos.
LED*2 Used for taking photos.
Haud Delt Mount Used to attach the hand belt.
Hand Belt It is used
to hold the terminal orto cany it.
Battery Pack Cover Used to lock th e battery cover and to release.
Lo ck Switches
Cmdle Mount Holes Theseholes hold the tenninal seating in the optionnl cradle or
in the crad le-typebatterycharger.
Uattery Jlack Cover Used to cover the batterycompartment that holds the battery
pack
in s id e.
Strap Ho les Used to 1Htac h neck s trap and hand belt.
Stylus It is u sed to opera te the terminal orto input datu.
Reset Switch
Used to reset the Hundh el dTerminal.
mi croS TM Card mieroSlM card sl ot. Remove the battery pack to load und
Slot (for lT-G500- un l oad microSIM card.
GC26E/GC 1 6FJ
G15FJGC21E)
Power Used for USB conununicatiou or to sup pl y power to the
Supply/ Data tenninal and to charge the battery pack via either Cradle or
Communicati
on
Cntdle-type Battery Charger.
Terminals
+I. Excl ud ing the IT-G500-15E/25E/C21C-CN/I OC -C N.
*2 .Excluding the TT-G5 00-15J1125Il/0 15 Fll OC-CN.
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