Honeywell Dolphin CT60 User manual

WTS Cloud
Prepare
Honeywell CT60 Handheld
V1.2
February 21st, 2020

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1 Introduction
This document outlines the tasks to be completed to prepare a CT60 handheld device
that will be used for a WTS project.
It mainly consists in installing a few pieces of software and applying a few settings. This
operation should take less than 15 minutes per device
2 Pre-requisite
1- Get a micro SD Card with mobile apps to be installed
The WTS and SOTI mobile apps to be installed on the CT60 device should be copied on a
micro SD card.
2- Be connected on Internet through a Wifi network
Connect the CT60 on a Wifi network enabling Internet access.
Please refer to Google Android help or CT60 help to connect to a Wifi network.
3 Preparation steps
Step 1 – Install Micro SD Card
Remove CT60 battery at the back of the device and place the micro SD card in the slot

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Step 2 – Start-up
Turn on the device. Android OS is starting up. The first time you power on the device, a
welcome screen appears. Follow the prompts on the screen as the setup wizard asks you
to:
• Set the default language to English
• Set up the Wi-Fi network connections
• Personalize (name) the device
• Set up security and privacy options
Step 3 – Set up the barcode scanner
Go to Settings, then Scanning. Select Internal scanner, then Default profile
Data Processing Settings
Suffix property will add a default value to the end of scanned barcode after each scan.
Normally, when you scan a barcode, you need to manually press enter on keypad in
order to add the scanned tracking number to the list.
Add carriage return (“\n”) as suffix as shown below.

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Symbology Settings
In this screen, you can enable/disable different barcode types on PDA.
Make sure the following symbology are enabled:
• Code 128
• GS1-128
• Code 39
• Datamatrix
• UPC-A
• UPC-E
• EAN-8
• EAN-13
• Aztec
• Codabar
• Interleaved 2 of 5
• PDF417
• QR Code

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Trigger Settings
Switch ON the Enable Scan Trigger
Notification Settings
Switch ON the Good Read Notification

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Step 4 – Set up the Display
Go to Settings then Display.
Turn ON the Adaptative brightness setting.
Then set Sleep time to 5 minutes
Step 5 – Language Settings
In order to change the language on WTS, you need to add your desired language in
Android OS, then move it at the top in the list of available languages.
In Settings, select Languages & Input section.
When you tap on Languages, Language preferences screen will be displayed.

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Let’s say that we want to use WTS App in French. You need to add French language to
the list of available languages, then move it to the top of the list.
To add a language, tap Add a language and then select it in the list.
Now when you open WTS App, language has been changed to French.
Depending on where the CT60 will be delivered, we will add the following languages:
Country where
WTS will be used
Languages to set
in the list in this
order
Country
Languages and
order
UK
1. English UK
Luxembourg
1. French
2. German
Ireland
1. English UK
Denmark
1. Danish
2. English UK
Germany
1. German
Sweden
1. Danish
2. English UK
Austria
1. German
Norway
1. Norwegian
2. English UK
Belgium
1. Dutch
2. French
3. English UK
Switzerland
1. German
2. French
3. Italian
Netherlands
1. Dutch
2. English UK
Italy
1. Italian
France
1. French

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Step 6 – Setting Battery Maximizer
In order to set battery utilization plan on CT60, you need to look for Battery Maximizer
option in Honeywell Settings section.
Tap on Battery Maximizer to open settings page. Select High Energy Server option in
the list.
Tap on back button on PDA to return to main Settings screen.

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Step 7 – Installing WTS and SOTI apps
Copy installation files on local storage memory
Launch ES file Explorer
Go to Storage, IPSM directory
Create a “CT60” directory
Copy SOTI and WTS directories from the SD card to IPSM/CT60 directory
Enable installation of apps out of Google Play store
In order to install an app out of the Google Play app store, you need to enable the
installation from unknown source.
To do so, go to Settings and look for Security section in the menu
Tap on Security to open Security page. Move down in the list and look for option Allow
Installation of apps from unknown sources. By default, this option is not activated. Tap
on toggle button to activate this option.

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A warning message will pop up. Tap on OK button to confirm the change.