Wetif VMT12 User manual

VMT12 User Manual
RuggedVehicleMountTerminal

TableofContents
Chapter 1. Introduction............................................................................ 1-1
1.1Aboutthis Manual ..........................................................................1-1
1.2UserandProductSafety ................................................................1-2
1.3Recycling&disposal instructions. ................................................1-2
1.4Regulatoryinformation. ................................................................1-2
1.5ProductLabeling ............................................................................1-3
1.6SystemSpecifications.....................................................................1-4
1.7Environment Standard...................................................................1-5
1.8Warrantyandafterservice............................................................1-5
Chapter 2. Getting Started........................................................................ 2-1
2.1Checkthepackage ..........................................................................2-1
2.2General ViewoftheVMT12...........................................................2-2
2.2.1VMT12 general view.............................................................2-2
2.2.2VMT12 input/ outputports view .......................................2-3
2.3StartingtheVMT12 &OSinstallation ..........................................2-4
2.3.1PowerontheVMT12withpoweradapter..........................2-4
2.3.2Operatingsysteminstallation ..............................................2-5
2.3.3Driverinstallation .................................................................2-5
2.4.HandlingtheVMT12 .....................................................................2-6
2.4.1StartingtheVMT12...............................................................2-6
2.4.2Configureandcalibratethetouchscreen............................2-6
2.4.3SettingUpWireless LAN.....................................................2-13
2.4.4UsingHSPA(3.5G)Wireless WAN......................................2-20
2.4.5GPSSetting...........................................................................2-23
2.4.6BluetoothSetting&Using...................................................2-28
2.4.7Help ......................................................................................2-30
Chapter 3. H/W installation ........................................................................ 1
3.1Jumpers ..............................................................................................1
3.1.1Jumperlist................................................................................. 1
3.1.2JumperSettings ........................................................................1
3.1.3JumperDescription..................................................................3
3.2Connectors .........................................................................................4
3.2.1Connectorlist............................................................................ 4
3.2.2ConnectorSettings ...................................................................5
3.3Mechanical .........................................................................................9

3.3.1JumperandConnectorLocation .............................................9
3.3.2BoardDimension....................................................................10
Chapter 4. BIOSSettings............................................................................ 12
4.1EnteringSetup .................................................................................13
4.2Main Setup .......................................................................................13
4.2.1Systemtime/ Systemdate ....................................................14
4.3AdvancedBIOSFeatures Setup ......................................................14
4.3.1CPU Configuration.................................................................. 15
4.3.2IDEConfiguration...................................................................16
4.3.3SuperI/OConfiguration ........................................................17
4.3.4HardwareHealthConfiguration............................................ 18
4.3.5ACPISettings...........................................................................19
4.3.6AHCI Configuration ................................................................23
4.3.7APMConfiguration.................................................................24
4.3.8Event LogConfiguration ........................................................26
4.3.9MPSConfiguration..................................................................27
4.3.10 Smbios Configuration ..........................................................28
4.3.11 USB Configuration................................................................29
4.4AdvancedPCI/PnP Settings............................................................ 31
4.5BootSettings....................................................................................33
4.5.1Bootsettings Configuration...................................................33
4.6SecuritySetup.................................................................................. 35
4.7AdvancedChipset Settings..............................................................36
4.7.1NorthBridgeChipset Configuration .....................................37
4.7.2SouthBridgeChipset Configuration .....................................39
4.8Exit Option .......................................................................................40
4.8.1SaveChanges andExit............................................................40
4.8.2DiscardChanges andExit ......................................................41
4.8.3LoadOptimal Defaults ...........................................................41
4.8.4LoadFail-SafeDefaults...........................................................41
Chapter 5. S/W introduction& installation.............................................. 42
5.1S/W Introduction ............................................................................42
5.2DriverInstallation ...........................................................................42
5.2.1Windows XPProfessional...................................................... 42
5.2.2OtherOS ..................................................................................42
5.3Value-AddedSoftwareServices......................................................43
5.3.1SUSIIntroduction ...................................................................43
5.3.2SoftwareAPIs.......................................................................... 44

5.3.3SUSIUtilities ...........................................................................45
5.3.4SUSIInstallation .....................................................................46
5.3.5SUSISamplePrograms........................................................... 48

1-1
Chapter1.Introduction
CongratulationsonpurchasingtheVMT12 VehicleMount Terminal(VMT),a
MicrosoftWindows® XPRuggedVMT.Itsspecialcombinationoffeaturesmakesit
perfectforusingin awiderangeofapplications.Thesefeatures as:
HighQuality12.1" LEDBacklit Panel withT/s,1024x768 Resolution
Intel AtomN450 1.66 GHzProcessor
RuggedAluminum EnclosureandFanless Design
Full IP65 Dust/ WaterProofEnclosures
WideRange9to 30V DCInputAcceptable
WideRange-30~70 OperatingTemperature
FlexibleExpansionCapabilityforWiFi,GPS, WCDMA/EDGE/GPRS,Bluetooth
FunctionKeys for0%~100% Brightness Control
VESAStandardforFlexibleMountingKits
1.1AboutthisManual
Thefollowingchapterscontainedin this manual are:
Chapter1: Introduction General informationabouttheVMT.
Chapter2: Gettingstarted Describe thebasic useoftheVMT.
Chapter3: H/W installation Providebasic instructions for
motherboard oftheVMT.
Chapter4: BIOSSettings Describe howto set theBIOSoftheVMT.
Chapter5: S/W introduction
&installation
Describe theinstalledapplications onthe
VMT.

1-2
1.2Userand ProductSafety
lNeverusestrongpressureonto thescreen orsubjectit to severeimpact,as
theLCD panel couldbecomecrackedandpossibilitycausepersonal injury.If
theLCD panel is broken,nevertouchtheliquidinsidebecausetheliquid
irritates theskin.
lAlthoughtheVMThas passedthetestofIP65 standard forwateranddust
resistance,avoidprolongedexposuretorain orotherconcentratedmoisture.
Suchconditionexceeds theIP65 standard,andcouldresultin waterorother
contaminants enteringinto theVMT.
lUseonlytheoriginal approvedAC/DCAdapterwiththeVMT.Useofan
unapprovedAC/DC Adaptercouldresultin electrical problems,oreven
causeafireorelectrical shockto theuser.
lDo notdisassembletheVMT.Servicingshouldbe done bysupplieronly.Ifthe
VMToraccessories gets damageddueto wronghandlingorunauthorized
repair,warrantyis void. Incasethewarrantyseals arebroken,warrantyis
voidtoo.
lMakeregularlyback-upofall important data.
lUnderno circumstancewill supplierbe liableforanydirect,indirect,
consequential orincidental damages baringoutoftheuseorinabilityto use
thehardwareandsoftwareand/oranydata loss,even ifsupplierhas been
informedaboutthepossibilityofsuchdamages.
1.3Recycling&disposal instructions.
Do notthrowthis productin thehomewastebin.
1.4Regulatoryinformation.
ForCE, FCC,RoHS andotherDocument ofConformities,consultthe
ContactWindowofComputer.

1-3
1.5ProductLabeling
TheVMThas several labels as showedin Figure1-1to 1-2.
A. VMT12
Figure1-1 Product Labeling(Frontsideview)
Labelnr. Description
1 LCD panel protectionfilm
2 Keypadforpower,brightness control buttons
Table 1-1 Front labeling
Figure1-2 Product Labeling(Back sideview)
Labelnr. Description
1 Productmodel namelabel
2 Serial numberlabel
Table 1-2 Rear labeling

1-4
1.6SystemSpecifications
TheVMT12 detailedspecifications as follows.Unless otherwisenoted,allthe
specifications aresubjectto changewithoutpriornotification.
Table 1-3 SystemSpecification
VMT12
Processor - Intel AtomN450 1.66GHzCPU
Memory - 1x200-pin SODIMM, Max2GB DDR2667
Storage
- 1xCompactFlashSlot
- 1xHDD (SATAinterface)
- 1xSDD (SATAinterface)
OperatingSystem
- Windows XPPro.
- Windows XPEmbedded
- Windows CE6.0
Display
- 12.1”TFTLCD withLEDbacklight
- XGA1024 x768Resolution
- 500cd/m2Brightness
Touch Panel - 8-Wires Resistivetype
- USB interface
Input/Output
Ports
- 1xRS-232
- 1xRS-232/422/485
- 2xUSB 2.0
- 2xRJ45-10/100/1000MbpsEthernet
- 1xVGA(DB15)
Audio - Two mono speakerforsystemvoice
RadioSupport
- Wireless LAN:Summit 802.11b/g/n
- Bluetooth:V2.0+EDR,Class II
- Wireless WAN:WCDMA/ EDGE/ GPRS
GPS - High-performanceSiRFIII Chipset
Keypad
- PowerButton
- IncreasingBrightness Button
- DecreasingBrightness Button

1-5
VMT12
PowerSystem - Wide-rangeInput:9~30VDC
- PowerConsumption:35W typ.
Dimensions and
Weight
- Dimensions (LxW xH):320x260 x63mm
- Weight:4.25Kg
Color - Black
1.7EnvironmentStandard
Table 1-4 Environment Standards
OperatingTemperature -30~70
Mounting VESAMount,VehicleMount
Humidity 10 95%（Non-condensing）
Shock 5Hz~500Hz/1.60/1.96/2.18G RMX/3Axis
Water & Dust proof IP65 Certificated
Vibration MILSTD 810G
1.8Warranty and afterservice
ShouldthisVMTbe malfunctioned,pleasecontactyouroriginal retailerproviding
informationabouttheproductname,theserial number,andthedetailsaboutthe
problem.

2-1
Chapter2.GettingStarted
2.1Checkthepackage
Open thepackageandcheckall theparts areinsidewithoutshortageand
damage:
A. VMT12
Figure2-1 Insidethepackage
1. VMT12 VehicleTerminal
2. AC-DCPowerAdapter24VDC/5A
3. PowerCord
4. WiFi TNCTypeAntenna
5. DC-DC PowerAdapter24VDC/3A
6. PowerCordforDC-DC AdapterInput

2-2
2.2GeneralViewoftheVMT12
2.2.1VMT12 generalview
Figure2-2 VMT12 front sideview
Figure2-3 VMT12 backsideview

2-3
2.2.2VMT12 input/output ports view
Figure2-4 VMT12 input/output portsview
A: COM2(RS-232/422/485)
B:2xUSB2.0
C: 2xRJ-45 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet
D:COM1(RS-232)
E:VGA
F:DC PowerJack(9~30VDC)

2-4
2.3StartingtheVMT12 &OSinstallation
BeforeusingtheVMT12,performthebasicprocedureofpoweronthroughthe
followingsteps.
2.3.1Power on the VMT12 withpower adapter
1. ConnectthePowercordto thePoweradapter.
2. Plugin theconnectorofthepoweradapter.
3. Connectthepowercordto apowersource.
4. Press thepowerbuttonto startup.
Figure2-5 Power onwithpoweradapter
CAUTION: Please donotremovethepoweradapter from VMT12 after the
devicehasalreadybeenshutdownnormally.Otherwise
non-saveddata will be lost.

2-5
2.3.2Operatingsystem installation
1. Connectthepowerto DC/DC adapter,andconnectthepowercordto theDC
powerinlet.
2. Press thepoweronswitchto starttheVMT12.
3. Press “DEL”to entertheCMOSsettingandchecktheBIOSsetup.
4. Youmayinstall yourownO/Sifit is notinstalled.
5. When installingO/SfortheVMT12,pleasefollowthesteps anduseexternal
equipment asKeyboardandMouse.
6. Pleaseuseexternal USBDVD-ROMto runtheO/SandDriversetting(as
pictureshowedbelow).
Figure2-6 Operating systeminstallation
2.3.3Driver installation
TheVMT12 comeswithaUser’s ManualandDriverCD that containsmostofthe
drivers andutilities ofyourneeds.
1. Followingthestepbysteptoinstall Driver(PleasereferVehicle
TerminalàVMT12àDriver)include:Graphic,Chipset,VGA,Audio,LANand
TouchPanel.
2. Followingthestepbystepto install thedriverofWIFI,BluetoothandWCDMA
ifnecessary

2-6
2.4.Handlingthe VMT12
2.4.1Startingthe VMT12
Press thePowerbuttonto turnontheVMT12.IftheVMT12 does notpoweron,
checkthepoweradapterhas been connectednormallyandyoushouldtry again.
Figure2-7 StartingtheVMT12
2.4.2Configureandcalibratethe touch screen
PenMount touchscreenis themostpopulartouchscreen onthemarket.
Penmount softwaresupportawiderangeofconfiguration.Youcan usethis
softwareto configureandcalibratethetouchscreen.When theoperatingsystem
is started,youcan see theiconof PenmountMonitor in thenotification
area.
Figure2-8 iconofPenmountMonitor
1.Right-clickonthe PenMountMonitor icon in thenotificationareaand
When the VMT12 ispowered on, it s
operatingsystemstartsup.A splash
screen (figure2-7)appearsforashort
period oftimefollowed bythe Windows
XPPro. window.
Thissectionoffersthebasicprocedures
ofVMT12 using.

2-7
select ControlPanel fromthemenu.
Figure2-9 PenMountMonitor Menu
2.PenMountControlPanel opens.Youwill beableto see theiconof
Penmount 6000 USB under Device tab.Inthe Device tab,youcan see the
devices detectedonyoursystem.Selectadeviceandpress the Configure
buttonto configureit.
Figure2-10 Device Tab

2-8
3.Clickthe“StandardCalibration”to startstandardcalibration.
Figure2-11 CalibrateTab
Figure2-12 StandardCalibrateWindow
NOTE: Theolder thetouchscreen gets,themore Advanced Mode calibration
pointsyouneed for an accurate calibration.Useastylusfor Advanced
Calibration for greater accuracy.Do thefollowing for Advanced
Calibration:
4.Backin Calibratetab,press “AdvancedCalibration”buttonto start

2-9
AdvancedCalibration.
Figure2-13 CalibrateTab
Figure2-14 AdvancedCalibrateWindow
Table 2-1 AdvancedTab
Plot CalibrationData
Check thisfunctiontohavetouchpanellinearity
comparison graphappearwhenyoufinish Advanced
Calibration.Theblack linesreflecttheideal linearity
assumedbyPenMount’sapplication programwhilethe
bluelinesshow theapproximatelinearitycalculatedby
PenMount’sapplication programastheresultofuser’s
executionof AdvanceCalibration.

2-10
Turnoff EEPROMstorage Thisfunctiondisablesthewrite-in ofcalibrationdatain
Controller.Thisfunction isenabledbydefault.
5.Setting tab,youcan do someconfigurationforthetouchscreen.
Figure2-15 Setting Tab
ØOperationMode
This modeenablesanddisablesmouse’sability of dragging on-screen
icons—usefulfor configuring POSterminals.
Table 2-2 OperationMode
Pen Input
Emulation
Selectthismodeandmousewill emulateWindowsVistapen input
device operation,bywhichnomouseeventwill besentuntilthe
touchisdraggedoutof rangeorreleasedfromthescreen.
Mouse
Emulation
Selectthismodeandmousefunctionsasnormal andallows
draggingoficons.
Click onTouch
Selectthismodeandmouseonlyprovidesaclick function,and
draggingisdisabled.
Click on
Release
Selectthismodeandmouseonlyprovidesaclick function when
thetouchisreleased.

2-11
ØBeepSound
Table 2-3 BeepSound
EnableBeep
Sound turnsbeep function on andoff.
Beep on
PenDown beep occurswhen pen comesdown.
Beep on
PenUp
beep occurswhen pen islifted up.
Beep on
both
beep occurswhencomesdown andis lifted up.
Beep
Frequency
modifiessoundfrequency.
Beep
Duration
modifiessoundduration.
ØCursor Stabilizer
Enable thefunction support to preventcursor shake.
ØUse press andhold asrightclick
Youcan set thetimeoutandarea for youneed
6.Edge Compensation tab, youcan adjustthesettingsfrom0to 30 for