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Accessories 5 - 9
Figure 5-8
ST3113 Vehicle Power Outlet Adaptor
• Attach a Snap Module to the base of the hand-held. Refer to “Snap Modules” on page 5-6 if you require
further details.
• Insert the DC power plug on the Vehicle Power Outlet Ad
aptor into the DC IN port on the Snap Module.
• Insert the Vehicle Power Outlet Adaptor plug into au
tomotive power outlet in your vehicle.
Chargers and Docking Stations: General Information
Important Charger Safety Instructions
Charging the Battery
Omnii Hand-Held Computer operates with lithium-ion battery pack Model ST3001. Preparing the unit for oper-
ation requires that the battery pack be charged and installed in the hand-held.
Batteries shipped from the factory are charged to approximately 40
% of capacity. Lithium-ion battery packs
must be fully charged before use. These batteries can be charged with a variety of chargers and docking
stations. Currently the following are available:
• The Snap Module is a mobile adaptor for Omnii. Three models are available — see “Snap Modules” on
page 5-6.
• The AC Wall Adaptor operates as an AC power source an
d also charges the battery installed in the unit —
see “AC Wall Adaptor - Models ST1050 and ST1050-AR” on page 5-8.
• The Vehicle Power Outlet Adaptor powers Omnii and re
charges the battery using power drawn from your
vehicle’s automotive power outlet — see “Vehicle Power Outlet Adaptor - Model ST3113” on page 5-8.
• The Desktop Docking Stations operate as both chargers and docking stations. Operating as a charger,
b
oth the battery installed in Omnii and a spare battery can be charged. Priority is given to charging the
hand-held's battery. See “Desktop Docking Stations - Models ST4002 and ST4003” on page 5-10.
DC power plug
Adaptor plug
NOTE Battery charging continues whether the hand-held is switched on or off.
IMPORTANT Before charging a battery with a desktop docking station, it is critical
that you review the safety guidelines in the Omnii Hand-Held Com-
puter Regulatory & Warranty Guide (PN 8000191) and the Omnii
Hand-Held Accessories Regulatory & Warranty Guide (PN
8000205).
- HAND-HELD COMPUTER 1
- USER GUIDE 1
- OMNII HAND-HELD COMPUTER 3
- Copyright 4
- Disclaimer 4
- Revision History 5
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- Table of Contents vii 9
- Table of Contents ix 11
- Table of Contents xi 13
- Appendices 15
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 19
- About This Manual 21
- Text Conventions 22
- About This Guide xxi 23
- Figure 1 24
- Figure 2 24
- Regulatory Labels 25
- Laser Warning Label 26
- SE955 Laser Warning Label 26
- LED Radiation Notice Label 26
- SE4600 Laser Warning Label 26
- CHAPTER 1 BASIC OPERATION 27
- Omnii Features 29
- Side Views of the Omnii XT15 30
- Bottom View 30
- Top View 30
- The Battery 31
- Figure 1-6 32
- Performing a Warm Reset 33
- Performing a Cold Reset 33
- Performing a Clean Start 33
- Boot to BooSt 34
- Performing a Hard Reset 34
- Imager and Scanner Options 35
- Connectivity 35
- Data Transfer 35
- Phone Communication 35
- GETTING TO KNOW YOUR OMNII 2 37
- Battery Safety 41
- Battery Swap Time 41
- Standard Keys 43
- Modifier Keys 44
- Activating Modifier Keys 45
- Locking Modifier Keys 45
- Function Keys and Macro Keys 46
- The Keypad Backlight 48
- Calibrating the Touchscreen 49
- Locking the Touchscreen 49
- Battery Charge Status LED 51
- Operating System Status LED 51
- Radio Status LED 51
- Scanner Status LED 51
- Audio Indicators 52
- Vibrations 52
- Inserting the Cards 52
- Scanners and Imagers 53
- Basic Scanner Operations 54
- Scanning Techniques 54
- Navigating Using the Keyboard 56
- The Today Screen 57
- Customizing the Today Screen 58
- Time, Date and Alarms 59
- Text Messages 60
- Menu softkey 61
- Send softkey 61
- E-mail Notification 62
- • Tap on the Calendar sof 63
- Figure 2-6 64
- Favorites 65
- The Start Button 67
- Creating a New Folder 68
- Renaming a File 68
- Copying a File 68
- Deleting a File 69
- Pop-Up Menus 69
- Programs – Using Applications 70
- Using Microsoft ActiveSync 72
- Caring for the Touchscreen 73
- Cleaning the Omnii 73
- CHAPTER 3 PROGRAMS 75
- Programs 77
- The Onscreen Phone Keypad 78
- Programs 3 - 5 79
- Making a Conference Call 79
- Programming Speed Dial 79
- Speed dial number 80
- Call softkey 80
- Programs 3 - 7 81
- Managing Phone Settings 82
- Programs 3 - 9 83
- Programs 3 - 11 85
- Sending an E-mail 86
- Programs 3 - 13 87
- Info Tab 89
- Browsing Web Sites 89
- Calendar 90
- Using the Camera 91
- Moving Photos to the Omnii 92
- Opening a Photo 92
- Deleting a Photo 92
- Editing a Photo 93
- Creating a Slide Show 93
- Using the Video Recorder 93
- Windows Media 94
- Messenger (Windows Live) 94
- Windows Live 95
- Renaming a Note 97
- Recording Notes 97
- Task Notification 98
- Programs 3 - 25 99
- File Explorer 100
- Synchronization 101
- Using Internet Sharing 102
- Task Manager 103
- Search Phone 103
- Imager and Camera Demo 105
- Office Mobile 105
- Excel Mobile 106
- OneNote Mobile 106
- Programs 3 - 33 107
- Programs 3 - 35 109
- Word Mobile 110
- PowerPoint Mobile 110
- SharePoint Workspace Mobile 111
- Modem Link 112
- Remote Desktop Mobile 112
- Ending a Session 113
- CHAPTER 4 SETTINGS 115
- Settings 4 - 3 117
- Motorola Software Advantage 119
- Microsoft Software 119
- Clocks & Alarms 120
- Settings 4 - 7 121
- Battery Power 123
- Advanced Tab 123
- Battery Details Tab 124
- Battery Health 125
- Sounds Tab 126
- Notifications Tab 127
- Bluetooth 128
- Settings 4 - 15 129
- Settings 4 - 17 131
- Pairing a Device 131
- Servers Tab 132
- Settings 4 - 19 133
- Mode Tab 133
- About Tab 134
- Paired Tab 134
- Settings 4 - 21 135
- Settings 4 - 23 137
- Modem Connection Setup 138
- Settings 4 - 25 139
- Advanced Modem Settings 139
- Domain Enroll 140
- Network Cards 141
- Settings 4 - 29 143
- VPN Connection Setup 143
- Tap here 144
- Settings 4 - 31 145
- Proxy Server Tab 145
- Selecting a Network 146
- Settings 4 - 33 147
- Wi-Fi Config: Status Tab 148
- Wi-Fi Config: Configure Tab 148
- Settings 4 - 35 149
- Authentication Mode 150
- Settings 4 - 37 151
- Verify Server Certificate 152
- Enable OPMK 152
- Settings 4 - 39 153
- Configuring TCP/IP 153
- Settings 4 - 41 155
- Wi-Fi Config: Advanced Tab 155
- Wireless Manager 156
- App Launch Keys 157
- Settings 4 - 45 159
- Program Buttons Tab 159
- Up/Down Control Tab 160
- OneShots 160
- Settings 4 - 47 161
- Macro Keys 161
- Unicode Mapping 162
- Settings 4 - 49 163
- Scancode Remapping 163
- The Phone – Managing Settings 165
- Next, tap on the Phone 166
- Settings hotkey 166
- Phone: Sounds Tab 167
- Phone: Security Tab 167
- Phone: Services Tab 169
- Phone: Network Tab 169
- Phone: Data Tab 170
- Phone: Bands Tab 170
- Phone: Diagnostics Tab 170
- Phone: Hearing Aid Mode Tab 171
- Backlight – Screen and Keypad 172
- Settings 4 - 59 173
- Battery Power Tab 173
- External Power Tab 173
- Certificates 174
- Settings 4 - 61 175
- Contrast 177
- Customer Feedback 177
- Dr. Debug 177
- Utilities 178
- Encryption 179
- Error Reporting 180
- Settings 4 - 67 181
- Settings 4 - 69 183
- Imagers Settings 185
- Manage Triggers 186
- Settings 4 - 73 187
- Managed Programs 188
- Microphone 189
- PartnerUp 190
- Settings 4 - 77 191
- Kiosk Menu 191
- Administrator Password 192
- Shell Settings 192
- Settings 4 - 79 193
- Settings 4 - 81 195
- Startup program 196
- Restrictions 197
- Control Panel Settings 198
- Settings 4 - 85 199
- Import and Export Settings 199
- Regional Settings 201
- Remove Programs 202
- Scanner Settings 203
- Double Click Parameters 204
- Display Parameters 204
- Settings 4 - 91 205
- Translations Tab 206
- Settings 4 - 93 207
- Figure 4-1 208
- Settings 4 - 95 209
- Screen Rotation 210
- System Properties 211
- Total Recall 212
- Settings 4 - 99 213
- Creating a Backup 213
- Creating a Clone 214
- Settings 4 - 101 215
- Managing Profiles 215
- Settings 4 - 103 217
- Deleting a Profile 217
- Enable IPv6 218
- (replacing version 4) 218
- Settings 4 - 105 219
- Advanced Services Settings 219
- Registry Editor 220
- CHAPTER 5 ACCESSORIES 221
- Removing the Trigger Cover 223
- Attaching the Pistol Grip 223
- Figure 5-2 224
- The Hand Strap - Model ST6025 225
- Snap Modules 226
- Accessories 5 - 7 227
- (9 pin, 5VDC, 1A max) 227
- Figure 5-7 228
- Charging the Battery 229
- Operator Controls 230
- Accessories 5 - 11 231
- Figure 5-10 232
- Indicators 233
- Operation 233
- Troubleshooting 234
- Cleaning the ST4004 237
- Accessories 5 - 19 239
- Figure 5-17 240
- Accessories 5 - 21 241
- Figure 5-19 242
- Accessories 5 - 23 243
- Wiring Guidelines 243
- Extreme Wet Environments 244
- Accessories 5 - 25 245
- Installation 246
- Charge Indicators 247
- Charging Batteries 247
- APPENDIX A PORT PINOUTS 249
- Omnii Docking Connector 251
- Snap Modules Connectors 252
- Port Pinouts A - 5 253
- 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 254
- APPENDIX B IMAGERS APPLET 255
- Predefined Presets 257
- Barcode Predefined Presets 257
- Using the Imagers Applet 259
- Selecting a Camera 260
- Setting the Active Preset 260
- Viewing a Preset 260
- Creating a Custom Preset 260
- Modifying a Custom Preset 261
- Removing a Custom Preset 262
- Imagers Applet B - 17 271
- Case Rules 271
- Barcode Symbologies 273
- Imager Barcode Symbologies 274
- Imagers Applet B - 21 275
- Imagers Applet B - 22 276
- APPENDIX C SCANNER SETTINGS 277
- Scanner Options 279
- Restoring Default Settings 280
- Decoded (Internal) Scanners 280
- Scanner Settings C - 5 281
- Decoded (HHP) 283
- Decoded (Intermec ISCP) 283
- Non-Decoded Scanners 285
- SCANNER SPECIFICATIONS 287
- SE955 Decode Zones 289
- SE965 Scanner 290
- SE965 Decode Zones 291
- SE1224HP Decode Zones 292
- SE1524ER Decode Zones 293
- EV15 Imager Decode Zone 294
- EA11 Decoded 2D Imager 295
- EA20X Imager 296
- Power Saving Mode 7mA 297
- Parameter Specification 297
- HHP 5080SR Working Range 298
- SE4500SR Decode Zone 301
- SE4600LR – Long Range Imager 302
- SE4600LR Decode Zones 304
- EOmnii Specifications 305
- Hardware 307
- Regulatory Approvals 309
- Wireless Radios 310
- Omnii Specifications E - 7 311
- 802.11a/b/g/n Radio 313
- VARIANTS 317
- Figure F-1 319
- Hardware Specifications 320
- The Freezer Keyboards 322
- Quick Defrost Application 324
- Settings 325
- Heater Info 325
- Heater System 326
- System Test 327
- NETWORK (WWAN) 329
- Wireless WAN 331
- Navigation Bar Icons 331
- Figure G-1 332
- Disconnecting from a Network 333
- Network Configuration 336
- Hearing Aid 336
- APPENDIX H OMNII XT15NI 337
- NON-INCENDIVE SAFETY 337
- GUIDELINES 337
- Numerics 341
- Index - III 343
- Index - V 345
- Index - VII 347
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