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Dolphin® 7900 Series Mobile Computer User’s Guide 4 - 5
Communication Options
Mechanical Connector
The 17-pin, industrial-grade, mechanical connector on the bottom panel is designed to work only with communication and
charging peripherals sold/manufactured by Hand Held Products. For more information about the connector,
see Mechanical
Connector on page 3-9.
IrDA Port
The IrDA port enables the Dolphin 7900 to transmit data via pulses of light to and from other IrDA-compliant devices, such as
printers and PCs or to other Dolphin terminals. For more information,
see Using Infrared on page 8-5.
Wireless Radios
Dolphin 7900 terminals can be equipped with wireless radios and radio combinations. For more information, see Radio Options
on page 4-6.
Software Communication Programs
Microsoft ActiveSync v3.7
or Higher
Microsoft ActiveSync is a tool that enables mobile computing devices, such as the Dolphin 7900, to exchange and synchronize
application data with a desktop computer. For more information,
see Using ActiveSync on page 8-2.
RAS
Short for Remote Access Services, RAS is a feature built into Windows NT that enables users to log into an NT-based LAN using
a modem, X.25 connection or WAN link. RAS is fully supported and allows the use of PPP or SLIP connections for network
connectivity.
- User’s Guide 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 7 - Settings 5
- Chapter 8 - Communications 5
- Chapter 12 - Applications 8
- Chapter 17 - Customer Support 9
- Introduction 11
- Required Safety Labels 12
- Location 12
- Laser Safety Label 12
- Canada: IC1693B79L00 14
- FCC ID: HD57900L00 14
- GSM MC-45 GSM MC-46 15
- FCC Compliance 16
- Microwaves 18
- Getting Started 19
- Standard Configurations 20
- Custom Configurations 20
- Dolphin 7900 Accessories 22
- Build 8.XX 8.XX 8.XX 25
- Step 5. Align the Screen 26
- Step 7. Set the Time Zone 27
- Step 8. Let Autoinstall Run 27
- Resetting the Terminal 29
- Suspend Mode 29
- Hardware Overview 31
- Front Panel Features 32
- Back Panel Features 34
- Side Panel Features 36
- Installing a Mini-SD Card 37
- Installing a SIM Card 38
- Replacing the Access Door 38
- Bottom Panel Features 39
- Battery Power 40
- Managing Battery Power 41
- Checking Battery Power 42
- Storing Batteries 42
- Today Screen 46
- Navigation Bar 46
- Selecting Programs 47
- Pop-Up Menus 47
- Adjusting the Backlight 48
- Communication Options 49
- Radio Options 50
- Disabling Radios 51
- Using the SIP Keyboard 52
- Using the Letter Recognizer 52
- Using the Block Recognizer 52
- Selecting Text 53
- Input Panel Options 53
- Writing on the Screen 54
- Drawing on the Screen 54
- Status Icons 55
- Notifications 55
- Using the Image Engine 57
- Activating the Engine 59
- Decoding 59
- Sample 128 Sample PDF417 60
- Code 128 60
- PDF417 Test Message 60
- Capturing Images 61
- Using the Keyboards 63
- Using the Navigation Keys 64
- Using the Modifier Keys 65
- 25-Key Numeric Keyboard 66
- Blue Key Combinations 67
- Red Key Combinations 67
- 36-Key Alpha Keyboard 69
- NUM Key Combinations 70
- Numeric Shift in Numeric Mode 71
- Settings 73
- Personal Tab 74
- Available Applications 76
- Additional Functions 76
- Headset Control 77
- Using System Settings 78
- Using File Explorer 78
- System Tab 80
- Certificates 81
- ClearType Tuner 81
- Clock & Alarms 81
- CPU Speed 81
- Find Link 84
- Regional Settings 86
- Remove Programs 87
- To Remove Programs 87
- Dolphin 7900 terminals 88
- Connections Tab 91
- Com Port Assignment Table 92
- Connecting to Your ISP 96
- Connecting to a VPN Server 100
- Establishing Dialing Rules 102
- Network Cards 104
- Communications 105
- Using ActiveSync 106
- If the File is an Installer: 108
- Using Infrared 109
- Sending and Receiving 110
- Receiving 110
- Troubleshooting 111
- Using an ISP 112
- Overview 113
- 802.11b Settings 114
- Status Tab 115
- Config Tab 117
- To Create a New Profile 119
- To Delete a Profile 121
- Advanced Tab 121
- About Tab 122
- Using the Status Icon 123
- Platforms Supported 124
- MD5 Worksheet 125
- LEAP Worksheet 125
- TLS/SmartCard Worksheet 125
- TTLS Worksheet 126
- PEAP Worksheet 127
- Opening the Client 128
- Icon Indicators 128
- Main Screen 129
- Port Status Icon 129
- Client Menu 129
- View Menu 130
- Help Menu 131
- Status Bar 131
- Port Menu 132
- Configuring the Client 132
- Configuration Screens 132
- Client Configuration Area 133
- Port Settings Area 138
- Time Stamp Message Text 143
- Certificate Requirements 144
- About CertAdd 144
- Advice and Workarounds 145
- How 802.1X Works 147
- Benefits of 802.1X 148
- Cisco LEAP 149
- Differences Between Protocols 150
- Assign COM Ports 152
- Discover Bluetooth Device(s) 152
- View Device Properties 155
- Set Up Your Favorite Device 156
- Change Views 156
- Turn Radio Transmitter ON/OFF 157
- Bluetooth ActiveSync 158
- Bluetooth LAN Access 160
- Exchange Business Cards 163
- Send a Contact 164
- Send a File 165
- Browse Remote Device 167
- Prepare for File Transfer 167
- Create a Folder 169
- Delete File(s) or Folder(s) 170
- Refresh Remote View 170
- Connect/Disconnect 170
- Exit Bluetooth File Explorer 171
- Receive Contact or File 171
- Using the Dialer 172
- Get Connected Wizard 173
- Dial Up to Your Network 176
- SIM Card 180
- Using uPhone 181
- Using the Dialler 183
- Making a Call 184
- To Enter a Number 184
- Receiving a Call 185
- To Answer a Call 185
- To Reject a Call 185
- Call Waiting 185
- Ending a Call 185
- Making Conference Calls 186
- Touchtones 187
- Volume Control 187
- Phonebook 187
- Tools Menu 188
- Settings Menu 189
- Audio Modes 190
- Ringtone Configuration 191
- Call Log 192
- SMS Manager 194
- Sent Folder 195
- Outbox Folder 195
- Sending an SMS Message 195
- Online Help 197
- Accessing 198
- Requirements 198
- Tab Windows 198
- General Tab 199
- Network Tab 200
- Divert Tab 201
- Messaging Tab 203
- Other Tab 203
- GPRS Settings 204
- To Add a GPRS Setting 205
- GPRS Connection 205
- Applications 207
- Using the Summary Screen 208
- Contacts 209
- Creating a Contact 210
- Searching for Contacts 210
- Creating a Task 212
- Messaging 214
- Receiving Messages 215
- Using the Message List 215
- Composing Messages 216
- Pocket Internet Explorer 217
- View Options 218
- Mobile Favorites Folder 218
- Pocket Word 220
- Using Pocket Word 221
- Creating a Word File 221
- Pocket Excel 222
- Creating an Excel File 223
- MSN Messenger 225
- Pictures 226
- Dolphin 7900 HomeBase 227
- Front Panel 228
- Back Panel 229
- Powering the HomeBase 230
- HomeBase Serial Connector 230
- Charging the Main Battery 231
- Connecting the Cables 234
- Note: The HomeBase 235
- be daisy-chained 235
- Mounting the HomeBase 236
- Desk Mounting 237
- Wall Mounting 237
- Dolphin 7900 Mobile Base 239
- Bottom Panel 241
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 245
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 245
- Dolphin 7900 ChargeBase 247
- Power Supply 248
- Using the DIN Rail 250
- Using the Mounting Brackets 251
- Dolphin 7900 QuadCharger 253
- Rear Panel 254
- Using the Battery Analyzer 256
- Mounting the QuadCharger 257
- Customer Support 259
- Technical Assistance 260
- Limited Warranty 261
- Hand Held Products, Inc 264
- 700 Visions Drive 264
- P.O. Box 208 264
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