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Inserting and Removing Terminals
1. Slide the terminal into the well until the Dock LED lights solid green.
2. Charging begins immediately.
Note: To remove a terminal, grasp it firmly in your hand and lift it up and out of the terminal well. The LEDs for the
terminal well turn off.
Charging Terminals
The main battery of each terminal charges in 4.5 hours. The intelligent battery charging system
incorporated into all Dolphin terminals prevents overcharging, which means that Dolphin terminals may
be seated in the base indefinitely without damage to the terminals, battery packs, or the base.
1. Power the base; see Supplying Power on page 13-3.
2. Slide the terminal into the well until the Charging LED lights solid green. The Charge LED lights
green to indicate that the terminal is powered and charging.
- 9900 Mobile Computers 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Other Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 6 - System Settings 4
- Chapter 7 - Communication 5
- Chapter 8 - Working with GSM 5
- Chapter 10 - Working with GPS 6
- Chapter 15 - Customer Support 7
- Agency Information 9
- LED Safety Statement 10
- Infrared LED Safety Statement 10
- UL and C-UL Statement 10
- Approvals by Country 11
- For European Community Users 12
- 1866-08-2760 13
- Getting Started 15
- Step 3. Boot the Terminal 16
- OK to save 17
- Start and then Today 17
- Command Bar 18
- Icons in the Navigation Bar 19
- Pop-Up Menus 20
- Selecting Programs 20
- Start > Programs 21
- Hardware Overview 23
- Back Panel: 9900 28
- Scan Trigger 29
- Image/Scan Engine 29
- Pistol-Grip 29
- Image/Scan Engine Window 30
- Pistol-Grip Handle 30
- Battery Well 30
- Rear Speaker 30
- Audio Jack (2.5mm) 32
- Memory Card 32
- IrDA Port 32
- Installing a Memory Card 33
- I/O Connector 34
- Using the Touch Panel 35
- Healthcare Housing 36
- Batteries 36
- Internal Backup Battery 37
- Managing Battery Power 38
- Checking Battery Power 39
- Resetting the Terminal 40
- Suspend Mode 40
- Hardware Maintenance 40
- Using the Scan Image Engine 41
- Available Laser Engines 42
- Laser Specifications 42
- Decoding 44
- Aiming Options 45
- Capturing Images 46
- Uploading Images 47
- Using the Keyboards 49
- Using the Function Keys 50
- Using the Modifier Keys 51
- Using the Navigation Keys 51
- Sticky Key Functionality 52
- 35-Key Alpha/Numeric Keyboard 53
- 35-Key Keyboard Combinations 54
- 43-Key Alpha/Numeric Keyboard 56
- 43-Key Keyboard Combinations 57
- 56-Key Keyboard Combinations 60
- See Personal Tab on page 6-2 63
- Personal Tab 64
- Opens the soft input panel 65
- Microsoft applications 66
- Using System Settings 67
- Using File Explorer 67
- System Tab 69
- Backlight 70
- Certificates 71
- ClearType Tuner 71
- Clock & Alarms 71
- Encryption 72
- Error Reporting 72
- External GPS 72
- Regional Settings 75
- Remove Programs 75
- WAN Info 77
- Windows Update 77
- Using the IrDA Port 80
- Receiving Data 81
- Connections Manager 82
- Advanced Tab 83
- Online Help 83
- Dolphin Wireless Manager 84
- ActiveSync Communication 86
- If the File is an Installer: 88
- Working with GSM 91
- Data: GPRS Class 10 92
- SIM Card Interface 93
- SIM Card Door 93
- SIM Card 93
- Enabling the GSM Radio 94
- Voice Communication 95
- 43-key keyboard 96
- 56-key keyboard 96
- Setup Options 97
- Data Communication 98
- Ending the Data Connection 100
- Enabling the Bluetooth Radio 103
- Connecting to Other 104
- Pairing and Trusted Devices 106
- Types of Devices and Services 107
- Transferring Files 109
- Selecting COM Ports 110
- Working with GPS 111
- GPS Demo 112
- Dolphin HomeBase Device 113
- This color means… 114
- Back Panel 115
- Serial Connector 117
- Charging the Main Battery 118
- Communication 119
- RS-232 Communications Cables 120
- Mounting 121
- Auxiliary Battery Well 122
- DIN Rail (7.5 X 35 mm) 122
- Wall Recommended Anchors 123
- Sheet Rock 123
- Dolphin Mobile Base Device 125
- Mounting Bracket 126
- Color Indicates that… 126
- Bottom Panel 127
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 127
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 128
- Brackets 129
- Establishing Communication 130
- RS-232 Pin Configuration 131
- Dolphin ChargeBase Device 133
- Parts and Functions 134
- Supplying Power 135
- Charging Terminals 136
- DIN Rail Slot 137
- Screw Slots 137
- Rubber Feet 137
- 3/16 in. dia 138
- Dolphin QuadCharger Device 141
- Power Supply Connector 143
- Power Switch 143
- Status LED 143
- Charging Batteries 144
- Is being analyzed 145
- Wall Mounting 147
- Problem Issue 148
- Customer Support 149
- Technical Assistance 150
- Limited Warranty 151
- How to Extend Your Warranty 152
- 99-UG Rev F 154
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