Honeywell ScanPal EDA51 User manual

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Contents
Chapter I - Features of ScanPal EDA51-X Enterprise Terminal................................................................ 6
About EDA51-X Terminal........................................................................................................................ 6
Battery...................................................................................................................................................10
Charging ............................................................................................................................................... 10
Replacing batteries................................................................................................................................11
Battery icon........................................................................................................................................... 14
Checking the remaining battery capacity ............................................................................................. 17
Battery life and maintenance................................................................................................................ 17
Battery maintenance recommendations and safety protection measures...........................................18
Enabling Airplane mode........................................................................................................................19
Switch on .............................................................................................................................................. 20
Unlocking the screen............................................................................................................................20
Scanning Indicator................................................................................................................................ 21
Setting screen backlight........................................................................................................................22
Audio features.......................................................................................................................................22
Enabling vibration mode.......................................................................................................................24
Audio settings ....................................................................................................................................... 25
Inserting SD card..................................................................................................................................26
File transfer...........................................................................................................................................27
View files on EDA51-X.......................................................................................................................... 27
EDA51-X Accessories...........................................................................................................................28
Chapter II - User interface and application ..............................................................................................29
User interface........................................................................................................................................30
Main page............................................................................................................................................. 30
Navigation and function keys................................................................................................................ 31
Status bar icons .................................................................................................................................... 31
Key Remap........................................................................................................................................... 32
Viewing system messages ...................................................................................................................33
Manage system messages...................................................................................................................33
Personalizing the main interface .......................................................................................................... 34
Customizing common applications....................................................................................................... 34
Using GoogleTM..................................................................................................................................... 34
Touch screen gestures.......................................................................................................................... 35
Setting time zone..................................................................................................................................35
Honeywell applications......................................................................................................................... 36
GMS......................................................................................................................................................37
Chapter III - Scan Function ...................................................................................................................... 38
Scan Function....................................................................................................................................... 38
Changing scan settings ........................................................................................................................ 38
Data processing settings ......................................................................................................................39
Symbology settings............................................................................................................................... 41
Imager settings..................................................................................................................................... 42
Trigger settings..................................................................................................................................... 42

Notification settings...............................................................................................................................43
Scanning barcodes...............................................................................................................................44
Scan Engine..........................................................................................................................................44
Chapter IV - Using Camera......................................................................................................................45
Camera................................................................................................................................................. 45
Zooming................................................................................................................................................ 45
Changing camera settings.................................................................................................................... 45
Taking photos........................................................................................................................................ 45
Shooting videos .................................................................................................................................... 45
Changing video settings .......................................................................................................................46
Chapter V - Using Telecommunication Function......................................................................................47
Telecommunication Function................................................................................................................47
Activating calls...................................................................................................................................... 47
Making a call......................................................................................................................................... 49
Answering a call.................................................................................................................................... 49
Switching applications during a call......................................................................................................49
Making an emergency call.................................................................................................................... 50
Configuring call settings........................................................................................................................ 50
Chapter VI - Configuring Terminal............................................................................................................ 51
Terminal configurations.........................................................................................................................51
Setting launch applications................................................................................................................... 51
Structure of theApplication Settings..................................................................................................... 51
Networks& Internet ...............................................................................................................................52
Connected devices...............................................................................................................................52
Devices and Google settings................................................................................................................53
Honeywell Setting................................................................................................................................. 54
System..................................................................................................................................................54
Network communication....................................................................................................................... 55
Connect to Mobile network................................................................................................................... 55
Connecting to Wi-Fi networks...............................................................................................................55
Add VPN ............................................................................................................................................... 57
Wireless Security..................................................................................................................................58
Bluetooth communication.....................................................................................................................58
USB Communication ............................................................................................................................58
Near Field Communication (NFC)........................................................................................................58
Chapter VII - Management and Maintenance.......................................................................................... 59
Upgrading system software..................................................................................................................59
Restarting the Terminal.........................................................................................................................60
Restore factory settings........................................................................................................................61
Chapter VIII - Specifications.....................................................................................................................62
Mechanical and environmental specifications...................................................................................... 62
Display specifications ........................................................................................................................... 63
Language Support................................................................................................................................63
Symbolgies Support.............................................................................................................................. 63
Scan Depth of Field (DOF)...................................................................................................................65

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Technical Support
If you need installation or troubleshooting help, please contact us via:
•Knowledge base: www.hsmknowledgebase.com
Honeywell knowledge base provides thousands of turnkey solutions. If the knowledge base can't help you
solve your problems, you can submit your questions or ask question on Honeywell technical support
website.
•Technical support website: www.hsmsupportportal.com
Login Honeywell technical support website to search for knowledge base, submit your difficulties or
questions, ask for call-back services or provide feedbacks. Please provide more detailed information
when filling the forms. You can also upload attachments for explanation.
•Contacts: www.honeywellaidc.com/locations
For the latest contacts, please visit our website.
Product Service and Maintenance
Honeywell International Inc. provide services for all of its products all over the world via its service centers. For
information about the site of service centers, please visit www.honeywellaidc.com and select English as preferred
language, then select Support > Contact Support > Service and Maintenance. Please contact our service center to
get RMA (Return Material Authorization) numbers before sending the products for maintenance.
To get Honeywell service during warranty or out of warranty, please send the product together with the purchase
date records to Honeywell service center (postage paid).
Limited Warranty
For information about the warranty, please visit www.honeywellaidc.com and select Chinese as preferred
language, tap Resources > Warranty.
Feedback
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Chapter I - Features of ScanPal EDA51-X Enterprise Terminal
ScanPal EDA51-X (X refers to 0 and 1, as in all other cases below) (hereinafter called “EDA51-X” or “terminal”)
with Android 8.1 operating system will be introduced in this chapter. Users can learn something about the main
features, functions and accessories of this terminal from this chanpter.
About EDA51-X Terminal
Honeywell EDA51-X Enterprise Terminal is a smart phone for enterprise users, delivering stable and secure
enterprise data management and wireless communications through Android operating system. The main features
of ScanPal EDA51-X are: large-screen display, high-capacity battery, barcode imaging and extreme robustness.
•Android™ 8.1 OS.
•2 GB dynamic RAM and 16GB flash memory.
•Large display with sensitive multi-touch screen.
•High-performance area imaging features with an ergonomic scan trigger.
•LTE/UMTS/CDMA/GSM wireless WAN communications ensure high-speed data transmission and
high-fidelity sound support for all network technologies.
•IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac.
•Bluetooth 4.2.
•Near-field communication (NFC) technology for short-range wireless data transmission.
•High value-added software components support professional imaging and optical character recognition
(OCR) features.
•IP64 Ingress Protection.
•Reliable Micro SD slot that supports up to 128GB expansion.
•Integrated GPS receiver.
•13 mega pixels color camera.

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EDA51-X front view

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EDA51-X side and bottom views

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EDA51-X rear view

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Battery
EDA51-X uses 3.8V rechargeable lithium ion battery as its main power supply. The battery capacity is 15.2
watt/hour. Battery life is influenced by many factors, such as: screen brightness, the length of time before the
screen automatically go to sleep, input configurations, extreme temperature and using behaviors, etc.
Honeywell suggests you to keep the battery charged to avoid data loss. Change battery only after switching off the
device as per normal. Switch on the device after completing change of battery.
If you need to buy a replaceable battery, please contact regional resellers.
We would recommend using only Honeywell’s lithium battery; any damage caused by use of non-Honeywell
battery is not covered by warranty.
Warning:
Improper use of the battery of this device can cause a fire or chemical burns. Please don't disassemble
the battery or heat it to 100 °C (212 °F) and above, or incinerate the battery. Make sure waste batteries
are properly disposed. Keep out of reach of the children.
Do not store the battery without using for a long time. If store the battery for over 3 months, please
make sure check the remaining battery power capacity over 30% every 3 months.
Charging
Before using EDA51-X, you need to make sure the battery (model number: BAT-EDA50) is fully charged. You
can charge the battery before or after installing it to EDA51-X. It will take about 5 hours for the battery to be fully
charged using original charger, quad bay charger, single cradle charger.
We would recommend using Honeywell’s original charger; any damage caused by use of non-Honeywell charger
is not covered by warranty

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Replacing batteries
When the battery power is low, you can charge it together with the terminal, or replace it with a fully-charged
battery.
1. Save all the files and close all running Apps.
2. Long press the power button. Until the follow interface pop up:
3. Tap Power off.
4. EDA51-X will power off directly.

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5. After it's powered off, do as the following instructions manually:
1) Press down the battery cover safety button to move the lock to the unlock position at right;
2) Open the battery cover with the battery cover buckle handle;

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3) Insert the battery (Insert the non-connector side first, then press the battery down to establish
connection between the battery and the phone);
4) Press down the battery cover;

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5) Press down the battery cover safety button to move the battery cover safety lock to the lock position
at left.
Battery icon
Battery icon on the status bar shows the power status of the battery. The following table only contains several of
the icons. For detailed information about battery life and power remained, please go to Settings > Battery.
Battery icon
Icon
Status
Battery power is 100% full
Battery power is 50% full
Battery power is too low. Replacing the battery right now.
The terminal has been connected to external power supply for charging.
Power indicator
LED flashing red
Battery failure occurs. Please replace the battery. If the failure still exists, please contact
Honeywell technical support.

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Power indicator on the upper left corner of the terminal shows the battery charging status. It can also be used as
system message indicator. For detailed setting methods, please refer to
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/notifiers/notifications.html.
Default power indicator description
Connect to power supply
Indicator status
Description
No
Flashing amber (Orange)
Battery power is less than 15% full
No
No light
Battery power is higher than 15%
full
Yes
Stable amber (Orange)
Battery power is between 0% to
60% full
Yes
Flashing green
Battery power is between 60% to
95% full
Yes
Stable green
Battery power is higher than 95%
full
Yes/no
Flashing red
Battery failure

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Changing power indicators
If the default indicators for battery charging (flashing green) are inappropriate for your environment, you can
change the indicator.
In addition to changing the default power indicator, you can also select:
•Default Battery LED
•No Battery LED
If you prefer the indicator to be solid amber and to change to solid green when in charging, you need to perform
Default Battery LED settings. If you prefer the indicator as message notification (application or device
management solution notification) indicator, you need to select No Battery LED settings.
Default power indicator meanings
Connect to power supply
Indicator status
Description
No
Flashing red
Battery power is less than 15% full
No
No light
Battery power is 15% or more
Yes
Stable red
Battery power is less than 15% full
Yes
Stable amber
Battery power is between 15% to
90% full
Yes
Stable green
Battery power is over 90% full
1. Tap Settings> Honeywell Settings>Battery LED
2. Select from the following options:
a.Default Battery LED
b.Honeywell Battery LED (Factory default settings)
c. No Battery LED

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Checking the remaining battery capacity
Except for the battery icon and power indicator, you can also get the battery capacity information from Settings.
1. Tap Settings
2. Tap Battery. The current percentage of remaining battery capacity and the remaining time will be
displayed. The list will present the power consumed by each application and service. For detailed usage
information, please tap the respective applications and services in the list.
Battery life and maintenance
The battery will discharge slowly if it's placed outside of the terminal. Honeywell technical support recommends
you store battery in a charger to maintain battery performance.
Tips for battery maintenance
If you have the following needs:
Power saving plan:
Low power icon shows on the
screen or the power indicator
lights on when the terminal is in
use
Long press the power button and choose Turn Off. And the replace the battery
with fully charged one.
The terminal will not be in use
for 5 mins or more
Make sure no low power icon displayed and the power indicator doesn't light
on. Switch to sleep mode by pressing the Power button.
The terminal will be stored for
more than one day
•If you need to store this terminal for several days (like a weekend), you
need to install a fully charged battery or connect the terminal to the
power supply.
•If you need to store it for a longer time, remove the battery and charge it.
Put the terminal and the battery in a shady and cool place after the
battery is fully charged.
•If the battery is to be stored for several months, regular charging is
needed for excellent battery performance.
Store the battery outside the
terminal
Put the battery in the charger.

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Battery maintenance recommendations and safety protection measures
•Fully charge the battery before using it. The battery is only partly charged when get packed.
•Refer to the chapter "charging" to get the right process for battery charging. Using the battery for other
devices may cause damages on the device or the battery.
•Avoid battery or terminal drops. If you suspect that a battery or terminal fails, send it to Honeywell
service center for verification.
•This battery can only replace another BAT-EDA51-X battery. These batteries have been tested and meet
the appropriate safety standards. If you need to replace the battery, please contact Honeywell service
representatives or the resellers.
•There are security risks in waste batteries. Before cleaning up the battery, stick the poles with insulation
tape.
•Do not modify the battery or attempt to insert foreign objects into the battery.
•Do not solder directly to the battery poles.
•Do not short connect the battery and put the battery away from metal objects.
•Do not drop or mechanically shock or extrude the battery.
•Do not disassemble or open the battery. Do not crush, bend or deform the battery; Do not puncture, shred
or burn the battery.
•Do not immerse the battery in water.

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Enabling Airplane mode
If you don't need to connect to any wireless network, you can enable the airplane mode to turn off all wireless
receivers to save power.
1. Tap Settings.
2. Tap Network & Internet.
3. Open Switch control of Airplane Mode to enable airplane mode.

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Switch on
After the battery is fully charged and installed into EDA51-X, switch on it for the first time:
Press down and then release the power button.
Please note: after complete the installation instructions, the welcome interface will not appear again. The interface
appears as locked screen interface after each time you switch on the terminal.
Unlocking the screen
Every time you switch on the EDA51-X, you need to unlock the screen.
•Slide the lock icon to any edge of the screen to unlock it.
•After the EDA51-X is deployed, we suggest you to set password to protect your terminal.
Tap Settings>Security&Location>Screen lock.
Available options: None, Swipe, Pattern, PIN and Password