DAP Technologies CE3000B Series User manual
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CE3000B Series
User Guide
Agile Performer
HandHeld Mobile Computer
Table of Contents
Introduction1
Intended Use 1
Scope of the guide 1
Symbols Used In This Manual 2
Safety Precautions and Good Practices 2
Register Your Product 4
Quick Tour 6
Front View 6
Back View 7
Ofce cradle (model CBCE340E) 8
Operation Guide 9
Battery location & replacement 9
Charging the Battery 10
Status led indication 12
Battery Warnings 13
Turning the Unit On (RESUME) 14
Turning the Unit OFF (SUSPEND) 14
Touch Screen Calibration 15
Panning the screen 15
Using the Keyboard 16
Virtual Keyboard 17
Laser Barcode Scanner (option) 18
2D Barcode Reader (option) 19
Companion Programs 20
Storage & Maintenance 21
Cleaning the unit 21
Battery Maintenance and Storage 22
Quick-Reference Replacement Parts List 22
ISO 9001:2008 Certication 23
Recycling Passport 23
CE Conformity 24
FCC Statement & Copyright Policy 25
Microsoft End-User License Agreement 26
Warranty 27
WWAN NOTICE
(only for models with GPRS Wireless WAN radio)
THE RADIO IS NOT CERTIFIED OR TESTED COMPLIANT TO BE USED ON THE
2100 MHz W-CDMA (UMTS) THE USER SHOULD TAKE APPROPRIATE
PRECAUTION TO NOT OPERATE THE RADIO ON THAT
PLEASE, ALSO REFER TO THE RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSURE
REQUIREMENTS AT THE END OF THIS
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JPW ASSOCIATES makes no representation or warranties with respect to the
The information in the manuals is subject to change. JPW ASSOCIATES reserves
the right to update and modify the equipment, its accessories and manuals without
notice.
No part of this manual may be copied, distributed, transmitted, transcribed, stored in
a retrieval system, or translated in any form or by any means, whether electronically
or manually, without the express written consent of JPW ASSOCIATES.
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Introduction
INTENDED USE
This Quick Guide is intended to assist in the operation of the CE3240B series rugged mobile computer
(CE3240B, CE3240BWE)
The guide assumes that the user has minimal skills about:
• Using the Operating System (Windows CE embedded) and associated programs and commands;
•
• How to Use the external applications that he might have to install;
The guide could refer the user to more detailed information on the DAP Technologies Technical Web Site
SCOPE OF THE GUIDE
This version of the guide applies to the CE3240B, running
Windows CE CE 5 dnaPkcaPesaeleR,metsySgnitarepO0
higher, manufactured after September 1st, 2010
Settings > Control Panel > _System > Software
Should some information in this Guide be incorrect, please
report your comments to support@jpwassociates.com so that this
document can be made as accurate as possible
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For current product specifications, please contact JPW Associates, or visit our web site:
JPW Associates reserves the right to change specifications without notice.
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The words WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE carry special meanings and should be carefully
reviewed
WARNING
Alerts the reader about a situation, which if not avoided, could affect the proper functioning of the
unit and result in permanent damage to the unit
CAUTION
Alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, may result in minor
injury to the user or may cause damage to the equipment This includes special care necessary
for the safe and effective use of the device and the care necessary to avoid any damage that
may occur as a result of use or misuse
CAUTION
Caution must be used when this symbol is present
This symbol indicates a danger for laser radiation
Symbols Used In This Manual
Symbols Used In This Manual
WARNINGS
• Refer to this Guide when inserting or removing batteries, cables or external peripherals
•
• Do not use any pointed objects on the keyboard, door or mechanisms Doing so may damage the
unit
• If you need to use a cable other than the ones provided or recommended by
DAP Technologies, we recommend that you contact your Customer Service Representative nearest
you
• There are no user-serviceable parts inside the unit Do not try to repair the unit as this may affect
functionality as well as void the warranty
WARNINGS - ABOUT BATTERIES
• If battery becomes unusable, dispose of it immediately
• Never expose the battery to extreme heat or dispose of by burning
•
• Never disassemble the battery
• Do not place the battery on metal objects as this could short circuit the power contact pins
CAUTION - ABOUT BATTERIES
PERSONAL INJURIES MAY RESULT IF BATTERIES ARE NOT HANDLED WITH CARE.
Note: The type of main battery used in the unit is not considered hazardous waste Refer to your local
regulations on how to dispose of battery appropriately
Safety Precautions and Good Practices
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Safety Precautions and Good Practices
WARNINGS - ABOUT TOUCH MEMBRANE
• Use the ‘stylus’ which has been provided with the unit by JPW Associates, as it has been designed
with a non-abrasive material that cannot scratch or deteriorate the touch screen
• Apply normal pressure when using the Touch Screen Excessive pressure may permanently damage
the screen and hinder performance
CAUTION - FOR UNITS WITH THE LASER SCANNER OPTION
• Avoid Exposure to - Laser radiation emitted from laser scanner Do not look directly into the laser
light beam
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Quick Tour
FRONT VIEW
1 On/Off Key
2 Light Sensor
3 EndCap with aDAPtable Extension
4 Color Screen and touch membrane
5 Microphone
6 Status LED Indicator
7 Cradle Communication Connector
8 Head-Set Adapter
9 Hand Strap Attachment
10 Function Key
11 Navigation Key
(Left, Right, Top & Bottom)
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3
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BACK VIEW
1
replaceable battery (2 screws left and right)
2 Stylus (Pen) holder
3 Trigger Buttons (Left & Right)
4 Speaker
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3
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OFFICE CRADLE (MODEL CBCE340E)
1
2 Slide unit upwards to remove
Power Connector
Ethernet
USB Host
USB Client
WARNING
Ensure unit is inserted correctly onto
cradle or charging will not occur and
charging pins could be damaged
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CAUTION
PERSONAL INJURIES MAY RESULT
IF BATTERIES ARE NOT HANDLED
WITH CARE.
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Operation Guide
BATTERY LOCATION & REPLACEMENT
• Turn thumb screws to release the battery pack
It takes 5 to 10 turns to free the battery pack
Always turn the unit off prior to changing the battery to
ensure no data is lost
• Turn thumb screws to secure the battery
pack in place
It takes 5 to 10 turns to secure the battery
pack
• Remove Battery Pack by lifting it off the unit with
a vertical movement, as shown by the battery
warning label
• Replace with a fully charged Battery Pack
WARNINGS
• Always turn the unit off before removing the battery
• It the battery pack is not locked into position, the unit will not start even if a charger is connected
to the unit A warning will display indicating to the user to lock battery pack securely into position
• If battery becomes unusable, dispose of it immediately
•
• Never disassemble the battery
• Do not place the battery on metal objects as this could short circuit the power contact pins
Note: The unit uses an approved battery to ensure a quicker charging time, longer battery life and resistance
to shock and vibrations To ensure that the batteries are appropriate for use on DAP Technologies
equipment, it is strongly recommended that these be purchased directly through DAP Technologies or
one of its distributors Check for the DAP or DAP Technologies logo on the battery
Note: The type of main battery used in the unit is not considered hazardous waste Refer to your local
regulations on how to dispose of battery appropriately
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CHARGING THE BATTERY
From the main unit and cradle
While charging the Status LED Indicator will turn red in the next 5 seconds indicating that charging is now
in progress The light will turn green when charging is complete See Quick Tour section for details on the
Status Indicator
Charging may take up to 4 hours If the battery was completely discharged it could take some time before
the Status LED Indicator lights-on (few seconds to 3 minutes) Processing will resume exactly where it was
interrupted once re-charging starts unless the unit went in Battery Expired Mode In that mode the battery
has lost its power and the unit will reset
CSCE301-NA (North America 110 Vac)
CSCE301-EU (Europe 220 Vac)
CSCE301-UK (UK 220 Vac)
WARNING
To preserve battery integrity, recharging must only take place when the battery is at a temperature between
+5°C (41°F) to + 45°C (113°F) The battery status indicator glows yellow if the battery is too hot or too cold to
be charged and the c harging system is disabled
Never recharge the unit with the battery removed The unit may reset and can potentially corrupt any unsaved
data
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CHARGING THE BATTERY (CONTINUED)
From the External Battery Charger
DAP Technologies also provides a stand-alone battery charger good to recharge two (2) batteries a the
Remove the battery from the unit as explained in the Quick Tour section and insert the battery into charger
The On-Charge indicator will be red indicating that the battery is charging The Full Charge indicator will turn
green after approximately 5 hours indicating a full charge
On-Charge Indicators (2x) - RED Full Charge Indicators (2x) - GREEN
Model numbers:
CSCE301-NA (North America 110 Vac)
CSCE301-EU (Europe 220 Vac)
CSCE301-UK (UK 220 Vac)
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STATUS LED INDICATION
Color
Red Charger is connected and
charging
Green Battery is fully charged
yellow Reason 1: Charger detected,
but the battery charger
temperature is too high or
too low to re-charge Charge
will start when temperature is
adequate
yellow Reason 2: Charge disabled
from the Control Panel >
_Power Applet
No Light Power from the charger is not
detected
Refer to the Battery Charging section for more detail
WARNING
has exceeded its safe charging range of +5°C (41°F) to + 45°C (113°F) Remove the battery from the charger,
disconnect the charger for 5 to 10 seconds to remove the error status and try charging again (If the problem
persists, contact a Customer Service Representative nearest you)
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Operation Guide
Note: See under
Start > Settings > Control Panel > _Power The default settings are 16% for “Low Level” and 5% for “Very
Low”
Backup Battery
The backup battery is used when
replacing the main battery or when the main battery has expired The backup battery is kept charged by the
main battery
Main Battery Low
By default, at 16% of capacity,
the Low Battery Indicator will
appear on the Message Bar
Main Batteries Very Low
Following several hours of use, the main battery will become very low By default, at 5% of capacity, the
Very Low Battery Indicator will appear on the Message Bar
And the Main Battery Very message will be displayed to the user At this stage, there is still some power
remaining but it is highly recommended to recharge the battery to avoid a loss of data This warning shall be
displayed approximately every 4 minutes for as long as the battery is below 5 %
Main Battery Expired
Should the user continue to work with the unit,
at some point the Main Battery Expired message
will appear, the units beeps 3 times and suspend
This cycle could happen for sometime if the user
persists to resume the unit and try to continue
working with it
WARNING
At this point, data may be lost if the unit is not
re-charged immediately
BATTERY WARNINGS
Note: To check how much power remains click on: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Power > Battery
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TURNING THE UNIT ON (RESUME)
Press the ON button for 2 to 3 seconds
is started
Note:
• Do not continue pressing the ON button once
the unit has started to resume
WARNING
If the battery power level is very low, it may not be possible
to turn the unit on Ensure battery is fully charged
SUSPEND Unit Manually
Click on the Start Button located at the bottom left corner of your screen
and then click Click Suspend
Automatic Suspend
If the unit remains inactive for a certain time, it will turn off automatically in order to save battery The delay
Schemes) The default
delay is 3 minutes
TURNING THE UNIT OFF (SUSPEND)
They are different ways to turn the unit off (suspend-it)
In Suspend Mode the unit will save the exact status of your application program and data Simply restart the
unit when ready to resume your task where you left off
With fully charged batteries, the unit can be stored up to several weeks without re-charging
Alternatively, press the blue key followed by the ON/OFF key; one after
the other
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TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION
1 Hold your Stylus down until the Cross begins
to move
2 Touch the center of the Cross for a
few seconds Repeat operation as
Cross moves to another location
To access the Touch Screen Calibration Menu,
1 Click on: Start > Settings > Control Panel
2 Select Stylus Applet
3 Click on Calibration Tab and click on Recalibrate
WARNING
Apply normal pressure when using the Touch Screen
Excessive pressure may permanently damage the screen
and hinder performance
PANNING THE SCREEN
Due to the smaller screen size, from time to time part of a displayed window may not be visible
By pressing the combination of Blue key and the Directional key Up/Down or Left/Right, you will be able to
navigate (pan) to view the entire window
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Move Window Left Move Window Right
Move Window Down
Move Window Up
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USING THE KEYBOARD
Multi-Key Entry
The ‘’ unction can precede aletter or adigit to modiy its original value and obtain aspecial character or
a special unction
Special function Action Special function Action
Keyboard Backlight
ON/Off
Alternate k ey (ALT)
Delete k ey (DEL) Control k ey (CTRL)
f 1 to f 9
Alpha ode
Special function Instruction
Engage disengage
Alpha ode
Press the key ollowed by the escape key The ABC icon will appear
disappear on the task bar
Enter an Alpha haracter Press the corresponding key epending on the letter, you may need to
press once twice or three times in order to obtain the desired letter
eg press once or a
press twice or b
press three times or a c
Engage isengage
ppercase ode
ress the key ollowed by the the 0 key
ther pecial eys
Special function Instruction
Navigation arrows ress cursor pad in desired direction et right up or down
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TABunction
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TABunction
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to unction
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paceunction
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eriodunction
A character will repeat i akey is pressed or more than 1 second It will stop once
key has been released
Auto-epeat
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