MUNBYN IPDA080 User manual

IPDA080
Handheld Terminal
User Manual

Content
Chapter 1 Device layout-------------------------------------01
1.1 On-off operation --------------------------------------------03
1.2 Installing the SIM Card/TF Card------------------------03
Chapter 2
Battery and other important instructions-------------04
2.1 Battery Operation------------------------------------------04
2.2 Indicator------------------------------------------------------06
2.3 PC Connections--------------------------------------------07
2.4 Precautions--------------------------------------------------09
Chapter 3 Data Acquisition---------------------------------10
3.1 Scan engine--------------------------------------------------10
3.2 Scan Settings------------------------------------------------11
3.3 Floating action button--------------------------------------12
3.4 Trigger mode------------------------------------------------ 13
3.5 Output by keyboard----------------------------------------13
3.6 Output by Intent---------------------------------------------16
3.7 Chinese code type -----------------------------------------17
3.8 Other settings------------------------------------------------18
3.9 Exposure------------------------------------------------------19
3.10 Bar code formatting --------------------------------------20
3.11 Bar code settings----------------------------------------- 25
3.12 Reset---------------------------------------------------------28
Chapter 4
FAQ-----------------------------------------------------------------30

Chapter 1 Device layout
Speaker
System LED
Charge LED
Front Camera
Touch Screen
Navigation Key
Scanner
Earphone Port
USB Port
1-1
1-2
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SIM/TF Slot
Scan Button
Power Button
Flashlight Rear Camera
Loudspeaker
Volume Button
Scan Button
Custom Button
NFC
1-3
1-4
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To turn on device: Press power button until the device
switches on.
To turn off device: Press power button during operation
until the device popup a menu, select “Power off”.
To turn off display: Press the power button. After a
period of inactivity, the device will automatically turn off
the display. That amount of time can be configured by
“Setting→Display→Sleep”.
1.1 On-off operation
1.2 Installing the SIM Card/TF Card
SIM Card 1
TF Card Slot
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2.1 Battery Operation
Chapter 2 Battery and other
important instructions
The device battery is polymer type battery and immov-
able, which should only be charged by using original
power adapter. Do not store battery in hot, humid, or
corrosive environment. Do not break or crack battery.
Do not store battery when it is fully charged completely
drained.
Notes:
1. The battery should be charged for at least 8 hours
before the first use.
2. Since the battery only retains a small amount of
power when leaving the factory, it must be charged
before use.
3. If the product will not be used for a long time, please
charge the machine at least once every two months.
4. When charging, the LED light is steady red, and
when the battery is fully charged, the LED light is steady
green.
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5. If the battery is exhausted, it may not turn on immedi-
ately after plugging in the charger. This is a normal
phenomenon. Please continue charging for a while, and
then turn it on again.
6. The battery can be recharged repeatedly, but the
battery is a wearable product. If the standby time of the
device is significantly reduced, please replace it with a
new battery.
7. Battery charging time varies with temperature
conditions and battery usage, please charge within a
reasonable temperature range.
8. When the battery power is low, the device will pop up
a low battery prompt.
9. When the battery power is too low, the device will
automatically shut down.
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Battery Medium power
Full power
Charging
Low power
Good signal
Unstable signal
SIM card not installed
SIM card error/no service
WiFi connected
WiFi switched off
NFC switched on
WiFi on.No available
wireless networks
for connection
Network Signal
WiFi
NFC
2.2 Indicator
NONE
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2.3 PC Connections
This device
Connect device to PC using the USB cable provided. If
additional driveris required, PC will automatiaclly
download from internet. Once the USB port has been
connected, drag the notification bar from the top of the
screen to display the USB setting interface.
1)Tap this to activate developer menu shown.(Figure2)
2)Tap this to activate USB preference menu shown.
(Figure1)
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On Windows PC, go to"My Computer". Click on"Remov-
able Disk"to view and transfer device data.
Note:
1.When the device as a SLAVE connect to PC, 'This
device' option will be automatically selected.
2.When the device as a HOST connect to other devices,
'Connected device' will be automatially selected.

2.4 Precautions
1. Read all information in this guide before using the
device to ensure safe and proper operation.
2. Please use the accessories that have been approved
by this manufacture and corresponds to this model. Use
of any power source, charger, battery, etc. that has not
been approved by this manufacture may cause a fire,
explosion, or other hazards.
3. Please use device and accessories within the
specified temperature range. Equipment failure may
occur when the ambient temperature is too high or too
low.
4. Do not disassemble the product and its accessories.
If the equipment or any of its components are not
working properly.
5. The battery is made from a flammable and explosive
material. Do not disassemble, squeeze, drop and make
any other destructive operations on the battery. Do not
place the battery in high temperatures.
6. Disposal of used batteries is subject to local relevant
documents or policies regarding disposal of used
batteries.
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Chapter 3 Data Acquisition
3.1 Scan engine
IPDA080 device terminals support data acquisition
in the following methods：
(1) Scan engine decoding.
(2) 2D scan engine can read various 1D/2D bar codes
and 360° read various bar code systems, including the
most prevalent linear bar code, postal code, PDF417,
QR, DATAMATRIX, etc.
(3) By scanning techniques, 2D scan engine takes a
photo for a bar code, saves the generated image in
memory, and executes a top software decoding
algorithm to extract bar code data from the image.
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3.2 Scan Settings
Scanning heads may differ from each other in the
settings interface. SE4710 is taken as example for
illustration herein.
When using with a handle, you need to turn on the scan
handle button, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 3-1 Scan Settings
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3.3 Floating action button
The virtual key scanning tool--USCAN, which is
available for dragging at will and touching to simulate
the key scanning function;
Figure 3-2 Floating Button Scanning Function
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3.4 Trigger mode
Auto mode: manually trigger the scanning function.
Press the scanning key and laser light or supplementary
light will be shown. The light will not go out until
decoding is completed or scanning times out;
Continuous mode: manually trigger the scanning
function. In the continuous scanning mode, the
scanning laser or supplementary image light will not go
out after decoding. Instead, decoding will sustain;
Manual mode: manually trigger the scanning
function. Press the scanning key and laser light or
supplementary light will be shown. Release the key and
the light will go out. In addition, the scanning light will
also go out after decoding;
3.5 Output by keyboard
Check this mode and the scanning results will be output
to the app focus edit box in the foreground by keyboard.
Cancel checking this mode and output will be done by
broadcast.
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Figure 3-3 Scanning Output by Keyboard
(1) Keyboard Type: options include Physical Keyboard,
Input Method Software and Physical Keyboard Only
among others. Such options may cause a difference in
scanning results. Please select with caution.
(2) Physical Keyboard: If a focus input box arises in
any app interface in the foreground, it will directly show
all the data, otherwise the device will output scanning
results character by character through keyboard
simulation;
(3) Input Method Software: the device directly displays
all the data in the input box through input method
software simulation;
(4) Physical Keyboard Only: the device outputs
scanning data through physical key event simulation at
any interface.
(5) Input Method Only: output through any non-An-
droid input box, e.g., webpage or search box.
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(6) Notification Tone: set the system's notification tone
for scanning, which may be None, Instant (default) or
Squeak.
(7) Vibrate: check to enable the function of vibrating
after scanning.
(8) Operational Key Character: None, Carriage return,
Line feed or Tab. Add operational key characters behind
scanning results through keyboard simulation.
(9) None: no operation.
(10) Carriage return: add an enter behind scanning
results through keyboard simulation.
(11) Line feed: add an OK operation behind scanning
results through keyboard simulation.
(12) Tab: add a Tab key operation behind scanning
results through keyboard simulation.
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Figure 3-4 Operational Key Character

Figure 3-5 Output by Intent
3.6 Output by Intent
Cancel checking output by keyboard and output will be
done by Intent.
Set broadcasting via a corresponding app to receive tag
and motion data of the designated broadcast. If the
scanned data matches the app's broadcast tag and
motion (tag and motion are editable), the data will be
directly received by the Broadcast Receiver. Any intent
transfer value may be separately output or handled in
the background.
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Figure 3-6 Chinese Code Type
3.7 Chinese code type
The Chinese code type is UTF-8 by default. This option
needs to correspond to the Chinese code type of 2D
codes. Any mismatch between the two may lead to code
garbling. Please use this function carefully.
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