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Dolphin® 7900 User’s Guide Rev F
10/16/07
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Serial Communications
The GPS module sends data to serial COM port 1 of the terminal. The default data rate is 4800 bps, which is non-configurable.
Microsoft ActiveSync
Because data from the GPS module is sent to the 7900 via the I/O connector, serial ActiveSync and other external serial RS-232
device input connections are not possible when the GPS module is powered on. However, USB ActiveSync is available at all
times.
If you need to use serial RS-232 ActiveSync or other external serial RS-232 devices, you will have to remove power from the
GPS module. Because the GPS module is powered by the I/O connector, you need to disable the power out setting of that
connector; see Enable5VOut on page 11-3.
If the GPS module is powered on and an external RS-232 device is connected, transmitter contention occurs
External Serial Devices
Because data from the GPS module is sent to the 7900 via the I/O connector, contention will occur if you connect a serial input
device to the 7900 while the GPS module is powered on. Therefore, if you want to connect to a serial input device to the 7900,
disable the power out to the GPS module in the Enable5VOut (see page 11-3) utility.
- User’s Guide 1
- With Microsoft 1
- Windows 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 6 - Settings 4
- Chapter 7 - Communications 5
- Chapter 13 - Dolphin HomeBase 7
- Chapter 16 - Customer Support 8
- Agency Approvals 9
- LED Safety Statement 10
- FCC Compliance 11
- For European Community Users 12
- Microwaves 13
- 1 - 6 Rev F 14
- Getting Started 15
- Standard Configurations 16
- Custom Configurations 16
- Dolphin 7900 Accessories 18
- Hand Held Products 20
- Step 5. Align the Screen 21
- Step 6. Let Autoinstall Run 21
- 2 - 8 Rev F 22
- Today Screen 23
- Navigation Bar 23
- Selecting Programs 23
- Pop-Up Menus 24
- Using Search 24
- Using File Explorer 24
- Resetting the Terminal 25
- Suspend Mode 25
- 2 - 12 Rev F 26
- Hardware Overview 27
- Front Panel Features 28
- Back Panel Features 30
- Side Panel Features 32
- Installing a Mini-SD Card 33
- Installing a SIM Card 34
- Replacing the Access Door 34
- I/O Connector 35
- Battery Power 36
- Managing Battery Power 37
- Maintenance 38
- 3 - 14 Rev F 40
- Using the Image Engine 41
- 4 - 2 Rev F 42
- Activating the Engine 43
- Decoding 43
- Sample Bar Codes 44
- Omni-Directional Scanning 44
- Capturing Images 45
- 4 - 6 Rev F 46
- Using the Keyboards 47
- Using the Function Keys 48
- Using the Navigation Keys 48
- Using the Modifier Keys 49
- 25-Key Numeric Keyboard 50
- Blue Key Combinations 51
- Red Key Combinations 51
- 5 - 6 Rev F 52
- 36-Key Alpha Keyboard 53
- NUM Key Combinations 54
- Numeric Shift in Numeric Mode 55
- 5 - 10 Rev F 56
- Settings 57
- Personal Tab 58
- To Enable HotKeys 59
- Button Assignments 59
- Available Applications 59
- Additional Functions 59
- Headset Control 60
- Using System Settings 61
- 6 - 6 Rev F 62
- Certificates 64
- ClearType Tuner 64
- Clock & Alarms 64
- CPU Speed 64
- 6 - 10 Rev F 66
- Regional Settings 67
- Remove Programs 68
- Connections Tab 70
- Com Port Assignment Table 71
- Connections Manager 72
- Modify an Existing Connection 73
- Advanced Tab 73
- Online Help 73
- Network Cards 73
- 6 - 18 Rev F 74
- Communications 75
- Using ActiveSync 76
- 7 - 4 Rev F 78
- Using Infrared 79
- Sending and Receiving 80
- Receiving 80
- Wireless Radio Options 82
- Using an ISP 83
- 7 - 10 Rev F 84
- Configuration Utility Options 85
- 802.11b Settings 86
- Config Tab 88
- To Create a New Profile 89
- To Delete a Profile 89
- Network Profile Tab 90
- About Tab 92
- Using the Status Icon 93
- 8 - 10 Rev F 94
- AP Search Threshold 95
- Opening the Client 96
- Color Indicators 96
- Main Screen 96
- View Menu 97
- Help Menu 98
- Status Bar 98
- Port Menu 98
- Configuring the Client 99
- User Tab 100
- 10/16/07 101
- System Tab 102
- Server Tab 103
- Configuring the Port 103
- Wireless Networks Tab 104
- Protocol Tab 105
- Configuring a Network Profile 106
- Profile Info Tab 106
- WEP Mgmt Tab 107
- WPA Settings Tab 108
- Installing Certificates 109
- Advice and Workarounds 110
- 8 - 28 Rev F 112
- Dolphin® 7900 User’s Guide 112
- Overview 113
- Assign COM Ports 114
- Discover Bluetooth Device(s) 115
- 9 - 4 Rev F 116
- View Device Properties 117
- Set Up Your Favorite Device 117
- Change Views 118
- Turn Radio Transmitter ON/OFF 119
- Bluetooth ActiveSync 119
- 9 - 8 Rev F 120
- Bluetooth LAN Access 121
- 9 - 10 Rev F 122
- Exchange Business Cards 123
- Send a Contact 124
- Send a File 125
- Browse Remote Device 126
- 9 - 16 Rev F 128
- Receive Contact or File 130
- Enable File Sharing 130
- Using the Dialer 131
- Get Connected Wizard 132
- 9 - 22 Rev F 134
- Dial Up Connection 135
- 9 - 24 Rev F 136
- SIM Card 138
- Audio Modes 138
- Using uPhone 139
- Icons and Bubble Messages 140
- Using the Dialler 141
- Sending a Call 142
- Receiving a Call 142
- Answering a Call 142
- Rejecting a Call 142
- Call Waiting 142
- Ending a Call 143
- Making Conference Calls 143
- Dialler Menus 144
- Ringtone Configuration 145
- Phonebook 146
- Charging 146
- Call Log 147
- Tools Menu 148
- Tab Windows 149
- General Tab 149
- Network Tab 150
- Divert Tab 150
- Messaging Tab 152
- SMS Manager 153
- Sent Folder 154
- Outbox Folder 154
- Sending an SMS Message 154
- Edit Menu 155
- GPRS Settings 156
- 10 - 22 Rev F 158
- Dolphin 7900 with GPS 159
- Powering the GPS Module 160
- Enable5VOut 161
- Suspend/Resume with GPS 162
- Time to First Fix (TTFF) 162
- Serial Communications 163
- GPS Demo 164
- Position Tab 165
- Satellites Tab 165
- Urban Canyons 166
- Dolphin QuadCharger 167
- Rear Panel 168
- Using the Battery Analyzer 170
- Mounting the QuadCharger 171
- Troubleshooting 172
- Front Panel 174
- Back Panel 175
- RS-232 Serial Connector 176
- Powering the Dolphin HomeBase 176
- Charging the Main Battery 177
- Required Equipment for Setup 178
- RS-232 Communications 179
- 13 - 8 Rev F 180
- Mounting the HomeBase 181
- 13 - 10 Rev F 182
- 13 - 12 Rev F 184
- Power Supply 186
- Bottom Panel 188
- Using the DIN Rail 188
- Using the Mounting Brackets 189
- 14 - 6 Rev F 190
- 15 - 4 Rev F 194
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 196
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 196
- 15 - 8 Rev F 198
- Product Service and Repair 199
- Technical Assistance 200
- Limited Warranty 201
- 16 - 4 Rev F 202
- Hand Held Products, Inc 204
- 700 Visions Drive 204
- P.O. Box 208 204
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