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• Use only mild detergent or soapy water on a slightly damp cloth to clean the desktop docking station. Avoid
abrasive cleaners, solvents or strong chemicals for cleaning. The plastic case is susceptible to harsh
chemicals. The plastic is partially soluble in oils, mineral spirits and gasoline. The plastic slowly decom-
poses in strong alkaline solutions.
Troubleshooting
The indicators, applications, and drivers required to use and monitor the desktop docking station as a dock (as
opposed to a charger) are installed on Omnii — no applications are present on the docking station itself.
Docking station does not seem to power on.
• When first connected to the DC power supply, the charger LED should flash a sequence of red, yellow, and
green.
• If not, the charger is defective
and requires service.
Omnii charge indicator LED stays off.
When Omnii is docked into a powered desktop docking station and the Omnii charge indicator LED stays off,
there could be a problem with the hand-held or with the docking station. Use a hand-held with a properly func-
tioning charge indicator to isolate the problem.
Omnii charge indicator LED is red.
If the Omnii charge indicator is red when the hand-held is docked:
• Remove Omnii and disconnect th
e adaptor DC power cable.
• Wait at least 20 seconds, and then plug the cable in again.
• If the Omnii indicator still shows a fault, the hand-held requires s
ervice.
Spare battery LED is red with a battery installed.
• Try inserting a battery that is known to be working with another charger.
• If the charge slot LED continues to show red with the known
working battery, the charger is defective and
requires service.
• Your Motorola battery and desktop docking station are ca
refully designed for safety and capacity perform-
ance. If the battery or charger are not Motorola approved produc
ts, or the safety mechanism is faulty, the
spare charge slot LED or the Omnii LED will display red.
Spare battery LED does not turn on when a battery is installed.
• Inspect the charge slot contacts for damage (are they bent, flattened, twisted or broken?).
• Reinstall the battery and check that it is fully seated in the slot.
• Try inserting a battery that you know to be working into the charger slot.
• Disconnect and reconnect the DC adaptor, and check tha
t the spare battery LED indicator flashes at
power-up.
• If the charge slot fails to ch
arge the known working battery, it is defective and requires service.
NOTE The desktop docking station charge LED only shows the status of the spare battery.
- 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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