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    VX6 Vehic le - Mo unt C omp uter Micro soft® W ind o w s ® CE 5 O p er ating Sys tem User's G ui de[...]

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    Di sc l aime r H o n eyw e ll Inter n a t io na l Inc. ( “ H II ” ) re s e r v e s t h e rig ht to ma k e cha ng e s i n sp ecif ication s an d o t h er in f o rm ation con t a in e d i n th i s d ocume n t w it h o ut p rio r no ti ce , a nd the r ea d er sho uld in a ll cases con s u lt H II to d eter min e w h e t h er a ny such c h a ng es [...]

  • Page 3

    Tab l e of C on tents C hap t er 1 : I ntrodu ct ion 1-1 Abo u t t h is Gu ide 1 -1 C o mp on en ts 1- 2 To p View 1 -2 Fr on t View 1 -2 Bottom Vie w 1 -3 Back View 1 -3 C o n t r ol Pa ne l 1 -4 Ac cess Pan e l 1 -4 C hap t er 2 : Set U p A N ew V X6 2-1 H a r dwar e Setup 2- 1 Softw a re Se t u p 2 -1 End Us e r L ic e n se Agr e eme n t ( E ULA[...]

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    W a r m Boo t 2 -1 2 C o ld Boo t 2 -1 2 C o n ne c ting the Hea d s e t C a ble 2 -1 3 Adju s t H e ad s e t / Micro p h on e an d Secur e C a b le 2 -1 4 C le a n i n g the To u c h Scre e n 2 -1 5 St a r tup Help 2 -1 6 C hap t er 3: C on nec t i ng C ab l es to t h e VX 6 3-1 C o n ne c t C a ble - Se r i a l 3 -1 C o n ne c ting to U SB an d O[...]

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    Ch a p te r 1: I ntro ducti on Th e VX 6 Ve hicle Mou n t Comp ute r (VMC) is a ru gg e d , v e hicle mou n ted , PC ( P e r s o na l C o mpu t e r ) cap ab le of w ir ele s s da t a co mmu nica ti o n s f r om a f o rk- l ift tru c k or a ny pr o pe rly c o nfigu r ed veh ic le . Th e op t io n a l Blue t o o t h ® mo du le s u pp or ts B lu eto [...]

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    C ompo ne nt s T op V iew 1 . Ac cess Pan e l C o v e r 2 . Ante nn a C o nn ect o r s or Hole Plug s F ron t V iew 1 . S p e a k e rs 2 . C o n t r ol Pa ne l 3 . 2 nd Ind ic a t o r 4 . C a p s Lo c k Ind ic a t o r 1 -2[...]

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    B ot to m Vi ew 1 . C O M1 / Sc a n ne r C o nn ector 2 . C O M3 Con ne c tor 3 . Keyb o ar d/Mo use C o nn ect o r ( N o t U sed ) 4 . Et h e r ne t /U SB C a ble Con ne ct o r (USB - H o s t an d U SB- C lie n t ) 5 . Fuse 6 . Aud io C o n n ect o r 7 . Power Ca b le C o n ne c tor B ac k Vi ew 1 . Ante nn a C o nn ect o r s 2 . Bra ck e t Mou n [...]

  • Page 8

    C on tro l P an el 1 . St a t u s / Powe r L E D 2 . Power Swit ch 3 . Brig h t n ess I n c r ea se 4 . Brig h t n ess D e c r ea s e A cc es s Pa ne l N o te: Ac cess Pan e l c o v e r n o t s h own. 1 . SD Me mo ry C a rd Slo t 2 . C o mp act Fla s h H a r d D r iv e 3 . PC MCI A Slo t s 1 -4[...]

  • Page 9

    Ch a p te r 2: Se t Up A New VX 6 Th is pa ge list s a qu ic k ou t lin e of t h e s te ps y o u migh t t a k e wh e n s e tt in g up a n ew V X6 . Mo re in s tru c tio n for e ach s te p is lis ted la ter in this gu ide . Plea s e r efe r t o the VX6 Refe re nce Gu ide fo r ad dition a l infor ma t io n an d inst r u c tion . C o n t a c t Te c[...]

  • Page 10

    B ac kl ig ht s an d Ind ic at ors S ys te m S tat us L ED Th e LED a bo v e the p o w e r bu t ton in d ic a tes the st a t u s o f t h e V X6 . l O ff - The VX6 is Off. l G r ee n - R u nn ing o n 12 V – 8 0V p ower in pu t l Solid Ye llow - Run nin g on UPS b att e r y , ba tt e ry is no t low on p o w e r l Fla s h ing Ye ll o w - R u n n i n[...]

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    T ap pin g th e To uc h Sc re en with a S ty lus N o te: Alw a y s use t h e po in t o f t h e s ty lu s f o r t a p p ing o r makin g s tr okes on the to uch s cre e n . N e v er us e a n ac tu a l pe n, pe ncil , or s har p/ a bra s ive ob jec t to wr i t e on t he t ouc h s cr ee n. H o ld t h e s tyl u s a s if it w e re a p en o r p en c il. T[...]

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    A tta ch S ty lu s T eth er a nd S le ev e Th e s ty lu s k it includ es t h e s ty lu s , t e t h e r a nd slee v e s . Th e tethe r a llo w s t h e s ty lu s t o b e mo un t e d t o th e V X6 a nd the sle e v e p ro v id es s tor a g e f o r t h e s ty lu s w h en n ot in use. D e ter mine a con ven ien t locatio n for the st ylus s le eve. L oca[...]

  • Page 13

    U sin g th e In pu t P an el / Vir tu al K e y bo ar d Th e v ir t u al k e y b oa r d is always availa ble whe n n ee de d e.g . , text en try. Place t h e c u r s o r in t h e t e x t en t r y f ie ld a n d, using the st ylu s : l Ta p t h e Shift k e y t o ty p e o n e c a pital lett e r. l Ta p t h e C APS k e y t o ty p e all c a pital lett e [...]

  • Page 14

    T ou ch S cr ee n C ali br ati ng t h e T o uc h Sc re en If t h e t o uch s cr e en is n ot re s p o n din g pr op e rly to s ty lu s t a ps, y o u ma y ne ed to r ecalib ra t e th e t o uch s cre e n . R e c a lib r ation in v o lv e s t a pp in g the cen t e r o f a tar ge t. I f y o u mis s t h e c e nter , kee p t h e s ty lu s on th e s cre e[...]

  • Page 15

    S et D ate a nd T ime Zo ne Ta p Sta rt > Set tings > C o ntr ol P a ne l > D a te / T im e icon o r t a p the Date/Time in the task b a r. Set D a t e , Time , Time Zo n e , an d ass ig n a D a y lig ht Saving s locatio n o n t h e V X6 a f ter a wa r m bo ot or a n y time. Th er e is v e r y l itt le fu nct io na l c h an ge fr om s tan [...]

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    A dju s t S p ea ke r Vo lu m e Th e VX 6 h a s tw o s p e aker s , on e o n e it h er side o f t h e lo g o at t h e t o p of t h e VX 6 . Spe a k e r v o lume can b e a dju s ted to a c o mfor t a ble le v e l f o r t h e lis ten e r by c h an gin g pa r ame t e r s in t h e V o lu me & Sou nd s c o n t r ol p an el. Th e F8 a n d F9 k e y s [...]

  • Page 17

    S etu p T e rmin al Emul ati on P ar amet e rs Befo re you ma k e a h o s t con ne c tio n , y o u w ill, a t a min imum , n ee d t o kno w : l the a lias na me or IP ad dr e s s ( H o s t A d d r ess ) a nd l the p or t n u mbe r ( Teln et Por t ) o f the h ost s ys te m t o p ro pe r ly s e t up you r h o s t sess io n. 1 . Ma k e sur e t h e mo [...]

  • Page 18

    U sin g th e Ap p L oc k Sw i tc h pa d N o te: Th e t o uch s cr ee n must b e en ab led . Sele c t Sta rt > Set tings > C o ntr ol Pane l > Op t i ons > Misc . t a b t o ver if y t o uch sc r ee n s tatu s. C lick t h e s wit chp a d i co n in the task b ar . A c h eck m a rk on the sw itc h pa d me nu in dicate s a pp lic a t io ns c[...]

  • Page 19

    C on ne ct ing B lu et oo th D ev ic e s Befo re con ne c tin g to B lu eto oth D e v ices: l Th e s ys tem a d minist r ato r h as disc o v e re d , p air ed , c o n n ect e d an d disc o n ne c ted ( usin g L X EZ Pair ing Con t r o l Pan el) Blue t o o t h d evic e s f o r ea c h VX6 . l Th e s ys tem ad min is tra t o r h a s en ab led a n d d [...]

  • Page 20

    R eb oo t W h e n the W in d ows de s kt o p is displa y e d o r a n ap plication b e gin s , t h e po w e r up ( o r re bo o t) s e qu en c e is c o mp l e te. W a rm B o o t Sta rt > R un Th e W a rm Boo t f u n c ti o n r efre s h e s t h e W in d ows op er a t in g s ys tem w itho ut c le ar in g R AM or d e l e ting in s talle d pr o g ra m[...]

  • Page 21

    C on ne ct ing t he H ea d s e t Ca b le H e a dse t 1 . Mic r op h o ne 2 . H e ad ph on e s 3 . C o n ne c ts t o voice c a ble e n d of v o ic e cab le C o n ne c t t h e V X6 voice c a b le I /O c o n n ect o r t o the a u dio po r t on the VX6 . The VX6 in t e rn a l mic r o p ho ne a nd sp ea k e r ar e a utoma tic a l ly d is a b le d. Slide[...]

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    A dju s t He a d s et / M ic ro p ho ne a nd S ec ur e Ca b le Th e he a d s e t c o nsis ts of an e a r pie c e , a mic r o ph on e, a c lo t h ing clip an d a c a b l e . Th e he a dset att a c h e s to t h e au dio cab le e n d of the voice c a ble which attache s t o the VX6 . Align the a u dio con ne c to r an d t h e he a d s e t qu ic k c o [...]

  • Page 23

    C lea n in g th e To uc h Sc re en N o te: Th ese inst r u c tion s ar e f o r comp on e nts mad e o f gla s s. I f t h er e is a r emo v a b le p r otect ive f ilm s h ee t o n t h e displa y , r emo v e th e fi lm s h e et be f o re cle a nin g t h e s cre e n . Kee p fi n g er s an d r o ug h or sh a rp o bje c ts awa y fro m t h e ba r cod e re[...]

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    S tar tu p He lp C o n t a c t Te c h n ic a l As sis tan c e if y o u ne ed m o re h elp . C a n ’ t c h a n ge the d ate / time or a dju s t t h e v o lume . App L ock is inst a lled a nd m a y be r un n in g in U se r Mo de o n t h e VX6. A p p Lo c k user mo d e r est r ic ts acc e s s t o th e c o n t r ol pa ne ls . To uch s cr e en is n ot[...]

  • Page 25

    Ch a p te r 3: Co nn ec ti ng Cab l es t o th e V X6 C on ne ct C ab le - Se ri al Th e pr inte r or PC c a b l e r e qu ire s a nin e - pin D - she ll fema le c o n n ect o r f o r t h e VX 6 . Th e pr in ter o r P C c a ble is att a c h e d to the con ne c tor la b ele d C O M2 / 3 . U se of a s h ield ed ca b l e is re q uir ed to ma in tain FCC[...]

  • Page 26

    C on ne ct ing t o US B an d O p tio na l E th e rn et P or ts An op ti o n al Et h er n et po rt an d d if fer en t ty p es of ext e rn a l U SB p o rts ar e a v a i la b l e via a d o ng le c a ble a t tach e d t o the p or t la be led “ E T H ER NE T / US B” , locate d on the b o tt o m of t h e VX 6 . If t h e E th er ne t o p t io n is no [...]

  • Page 27

    C on ne ct ing a n AC /D C P o w er S up ply N o te: Th e H o ne y well- ap p ro v e d AC P o w e r Sup p ly a nd Ad a pter Cab le a r e on ly inten d e d f o r use in a 25 ºC (7 7ºF) m aximum a mbie nt t e mp er atu re e nviro n men t . 1 . AC I n pu t Cab le (US o nly) 2 . D C O utp ut Cab le In N o rth Amer ic a , t h is u n it is i n ten de d[...]

  • Page 28

    C on ne ct ing V e h icl e Po w er C o mp lete v e hicle c r a d l e m ou nting a n d po w e r inst r u c tio n is c o n t a ine d in t h e VX 6 Ve hicle Mo un t in g R e f e re n ce G u i d e . V eh icl e 12 -8 0V DC P o w e r Co nn ec ti o n C ab le C a u t io n For p r op er a nd sa f e in s talla t io n, t h e inp ut po w e r cab le must b e c [...]

  • Page 29

    1 . Veh ic le Ele c trical Sy st e m 2 . 1 0 A mp Slo w Bl o w Fu s e 3 . D C + 4 . D C - 5 . Veh ic le Cha s sis 6 . W h it e 7 . B la c k 8 . Gr ee n N o te: C o r re c t ele c trica l po la r i ty is r eq uir ed fo r s a f e a nd p r o pe r inst a llation . C o n ne c ting the ca ble to t h e VX 6 wit h the p o la rity r ever s e d w ill c a use[...]

  • Page 30

    C on ne ct V eh icl e 12 -8 0V DC C o n ne cti on 1 . Th e VX 6 m u s t b e t u rn e d o f f a nd the p o w e r cab le must b e U N PL U G GED f r o m t h e VX 6 . 2 . W h ile ob s e r v in g t h e f u s e r eq u ir eme nts s p e c ifi e d a bo v e , c o nn e c t the p ower ca ble a s c lo s e a s po s sible to t h e a ct u al b att e ry te rmin al[...]

  • Page 31

    C on ne ct V X6 w i th o u t a U P S Ba tte ry P ac k A. Ve hicle B a tt e ry B. Ve hicle P o w e r C o n n ect io n C a ble C . VX6 C o mpu t e r 1 . C o n ne c t t h e po w e r c a ble to the veh ic le ’s ele c trica l s ys tem a s de s crib ed in “ C o n n ect Veh ic le 1 2- 80 VD C C o nn ect io n ” . 2 . C o n ne c t t h e po w e r c a b[...]

  • Page 32

    C on ne ct V X6 to a n In teg ra te d M o u n t U PS B at te ry P ac k A. Ve hicle B a tt e ry B. Ve hicle P o w e r C o n n ect io n C a ble C . U PS Ba t ter y P a c k D . VX6 C o mpu t e r 1 . C o n ne c t t h e po w e r c a ble to the veh ic le ’s ele c trica l s ys tem a s de s crib ed in Con n ect Veh ic le 1 2- 80 VD C C o n ne c tion . 2 [...]

  • Page 33

    C on ne ct V X6 to a R e m o te ly M o un te d UP S B a tte ry P ac k A. Ve hicle B a tt e ry B. Ve hicle P o w e r C o n n ect io n C a ble C . U PS Ba t ter y P a c k D . Ex ten si o n C a b l e E. VX6 C o mp uter 1 . C o n ne c t t h e po w e r c a ble to the veh ic le ’s ele c trica l s ys tem a s de s crib ed in Con n ect Veh ic le 1 2- 80 V[...]

  • Page 34

    6 . C o n ne c t t h e ou t p u t e nd o f t h e exten s io n c a ble to t h e po w e r con ne c to r o n t h e bo t tom o f t h e VX 6 b y a lign in g the water - ti g h t c o nn ect o r to t h e po w e r c o nn e ct o r; pu s h d own on th e w a ter -tig h t c o nn ect o r a nd tw ist it t o fast e n s e c u r e l y. 7 . Tu rn th e VX6 on . 3 -1 [...]

  • Page 35

    P ow e r A da pte r C ab le H o n eyw e ll o f fer s an a d ap t e r c a ble ( p ar t no . 9 00 0A0 77 C BL P WR ADP T R ) to a da pt c e rta in VX1, V X2 o r VX 4 DC p o w e r sup plie s to t h e V X6 . Plea s e r ea d a nd follo w all c a ution s be lo w to de t e r mine if y o ur p re sen t po w e r s u p p l y c a n b e u s e d w it h th e V X6[...]

  • Page 36

    U nin te rr u pti ble P o w er S up pl y Ba tte ry P ac k An op ti o n al U n in ter ru p ti b le Power Su pp ly ( U PS) b att e r y pa c k i s de si g n ed to pr o v id e p o w e r t o the VX6 f o r sho rt pe r io ds o f t ime w h e n v e hicle po w e r is un ava i la b le ( s u c h a s w h en veh ic le b att e r ies ar e s wap pe d ). Fu lly c h [...]

  • Page 37

    U PS B at te ry P a c k R emote Mou nt ing D imen si o ns 1 . 1 1.00 ” / 2 7 9.40 mm 2 . 1 0.23 ” / 2 5 9.80 mm 3 . 0 . 3 8” / 9.65 mm 4 . 1 . 3 9” / 35 . 3 1 mm 5 . 3 . 0 4” / 77 . 2 2 mm 6 . 0 . 3 0” / 7.62 mm 3 -1 3[...]

  • Page 38

    C on ne ct ing a T et he re d Sc an ne r N o te: Pin 9 of C O M1 mu s t b e c o nfigu r ed to pr ovid e +5V. Th e s can ne r cab le is att a c h ed to t h e c o n ne c tor la be le d “ C O M1 / SCA NN ER ” . Th e t e t h e r ed sc a nn er r e c e iv e s po w e r f r o m t h e V X6 . Th e c a ble r eq u ir es a nin e- pin D-sh e ll fema le c o n[...]

  • Page 39

    Ch a p te r 4: Pro duct Ag e n cy Co m p li a n c e - V X6 C las s A D ig ita l De vi c e F CC R u le s, P ar t 15 Th is de v ice c o mp l ie s w ith FCC Rule s , pa rt 15 . O pe ra t io n is s u bje c t t o th e f o ll o w in g t wo c o n d i tio ns: 1 . Th is de v ice ma y n ot cau s e h ar mful inter f e r en c e , an d 2 . Th is de v ice mu s t[...]

  • Page 40

    R F No tic es Th is de v ice c o nta i n s tra nsmit te r Mod u le FCC ID : K DZL X E4 83 0 P Th is de v ice c o nta i n s tra nsmit te r Mod u le FCC ID : K DZL X E4 83 1 P R F Sa fe ty N oti ce Th is de v ice is inten d ed to t r an s m i t R F e n er gy. Fo r pr ote c tion a ga inst R F e x p osur e t o h u ma ns an d in acc o r da nce w ith FCC[...]

  • Page 41

    L ith ium B att er y Sa fe ty S ta te m e n t C a u t io n: L it h ium ba tt e ry in s id e. Dan g er o f explo s io n if ba tt e ry is in c o rr e c tly re pla c e d. R e pla c e o n ly w ith s a me o r eq uivale nt ty p e re c o mme nd ed b y b att e ry ma nu f a c tur e r. (US ) At te n t io n: C o ntien t un e p i le d e lit h ium . R is q u e [...]

  • Page 42

    L i th ium Ba tt e ry S a fety St a t e men t, c o ntinu e d L eg en d: C h ine s e – CN ; D a nish – D K; Dutc h – NL; E n g l ish – U S; Finn is h – F I; Fre n c h - - FR ; Ge rm a n – D E; Gr e ek – GR; I talia n – IT; J a pa n ese – J P; Kor e an – KR ; N o rwe g i a n – N O ; Por tug ue s e – PT; Spa nish – ES ; Sw e [...]

  • Page 43

    V eh icl e Po w e r S up ply C o nn ec tio n Sa fe ty S ta te m e nt Veh ic le Po w e r Sup ply C o nn ect io n : If t h e s u pp ly c o n n ect io n is mad e d ir ect ly to t h e ba t te ry, a 10 A s lo w - blo w f u s e sho uld b e in st a ll e d in t h e p osit ive lea d w ithin 5 in c h es (1 2 .7 c m.) of t h e ba tt e ry po s itiv e ( + ) te [...]

  • Page 44

    4 -6[...]

  • Page 45

    Ch a p te r 5: Techn ical Ass i sta n c e If y o u ne ed a s sis ta n c e in s tallin g or tro u b l e sho oting yo u r de v ice, ple ase c o n tact us by using o n e o f t h e meth od s be low: K n owled ge Bas e: ww w. h s mkn o w le d ge ba s e . co m O u r K n o w le d g e B a s e p r ovide s t h ou s a n ds of immed ia te s o lution s . I f t [...]

  • Page 46

    SH AL L H II B E LIAB L E FOR I ND IR EC T , I NC ID EN TAL , OR C O N SEQUE NTIA L DAMAGES, AN D, I N NO E VEN T , S HALL AN Y L I ABILITY OF H II A RI SIN G IN C O N N ECTI O N W ITH AN Y PR O D UC T SO LD H EREU N DER (WH ETHE R SU CH L I ABI L I T Y ARI SES FROM A CLAIM BASED ON CONTR AC T , W AR RAN TY, TO R T, O R OT H ER WI SE) EX CEED TH E [...]

  • Page 47

    5 -3[...]

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    H o n eyw e ll Sc a nn in g & Mo bility 9 68 0 Old Ba i le s R o a d Fo rt M ill, SC 29 70 7 w ww .ho n eyw e llaid c .c o m E-EQ -VX6 OG W W R e v U 1 0/12[...]