DT Research DT430 Guide de l'utilisateur

Rev Date 9/16/2010 1 WebDT 430 Rugged Handheld POS Copyright© 2009, DT Research, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Rev Date 9/16/2010 10 WebDT 430 Status LED Indicators Power Mode Status LED Indicator (): i. Blue: Device is powered on ii. Blinking Blue: Main

Rev Date 9/16/2010 11 Getting to Know your WebDT 430 Getting Started with the WebDT 430 The WebDT 430 comes with a partially charged battery pack that

Rev Date 9/16/2010 12 Install/Remove Battery Pack The battery comes with WebDT430 is shipped partially charged. Before you start using your device, pl

Rev Date 9/16/2010 13 Touch Screen Calibration The first time you turn on the WebDT 430, the system will automatically direct you to do a screen calib

Rev Date 9/16/2010 14 The Home Screen After the device is powered on, you are taken to the Home screen, shown in the picture. The default Home screen

Rev Date 9/16/2010 15 active application as keystrokes. For MSR, you can select the Configure MSR command to parse input raw data and specify the star

Rev Date 9/16/2010 16 Scanner Trigger buttons: If your DT430 is equipped with a 1D or 2D scanner, the scanner trigger buttons (see image to the left

Rev Date 9/16/2010 17 Managing the Main Battery Power Data and files saved on the device may be stored in RAM memory; therefore, maintain a continuous

Rev Date 9/16/2010 18 Charging Internal Battery The power to charge the internal battery can be external power (using a charging peripheral) or an ins

Rev Date 9/16/2010 19 Managing your Device Memory Run Start → Settings → System. In the System Properties window, select the Memory tab. Follow the

Rev Date 9/16/2010 2 Please Read Before Proceeding Note BATTERY IS NOT CHARGED and must be fully charged before using your device. DO NOT REMOVE THE

Rev Date 9/16/2010 20 Wireless Connection The WebDT430 includes WiFi function which supports 802.11 b/g. In default, if there is a WiFi Access Point f

Rev Date 9/16/2010 21 RDP Connection Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a multi-channel protocol that allows a user to connect to a networked computer.

Rev Date 9/16/2010 22 WebDT On Screen Keyboard CE Version In the WebDT 430, the Microsoft on screen keyboard and the WebDT On Screen Keyboard (OSK) co

Rev Date 9/16/2010 23 2. Select DTOSK to show the WebDT OSK. 3. To hide the OSK, either press the first programmable button or from the Input Pane

Rev Date 9/16/2010 24 Save Settings To avoid data or installed application loss after the device is turned off, execute the Save Settings function to

Rev Date 9/16/2010 25 Password Settings The WebDT 430 can be protected by password when the device is powered on or resumed from suspend mode. Tap St

Rev Date 9/16/2010 26 OS Recovery When the WebDT430 OS is damaged (For example, the device might stop at the splash screen when turned on) but eBoot i

Rev Date 9/16/2010 27 3. Run WebDT430 USB Recovery program on the PC or Notebook. A dialog window (DT430 USB Update) will be shown as the right pictu

Rev Date 9/16/2010 28 8. On the WebDT430 USB Recovery program at PC or Notebook side, select a correct OS image file and click the Update button as sh

Rev Date 9/16/2010 29 Using Applications The WebDT 430 provides several useful applications and utilities that can be accessed from the Windows/Progra

Rev Date 9/16/2010 3 Table of Contents PLEASE READ BEFORE PROCEEDING ...

Rev Date 9/16/2010 30 Using the WebDT Update The WebDT 430 operating system and Firmware can be updated through an FTP, HTTP or a local storage device

Rev Date 9/16/2010 31 Using the System Utilities There are three major sections in the System Utility- Communication Status- It lets user to enable

Rev Date 9/16/2010 32 Using the Button Manager The Button Manager is an application you can use to customize the functions of the 3 front buttons, the

Rev Date 9/16/2010 33 Assign Button Function: To assign a function to a button: 1. Start Button Manager by tapping in the task bar. 2. Tap the butt

Rev Date 9/16/2010 34 Using the Barcode Scanner Before using scanner, user needs to run the Scanner Configure program to make sure the target barcode

Rev Date 9/16/2010 35 Note Some of symbologies cannot exist together; make sure you use the following instructions to avoid this issue: 1. When UCC.EA

Rev Date 9/16/2010 36 Using the Magnetic Stripe Reader User can write application to control MSR (Magnetic Strip Reader) via COM port. User can test M

Rev Date 9/16/2010 37 Using the WebDT Remote Manager CE Client WebDT Device Manager is a remote device management server software, which is used to ma

Rev Date 9/16/2010 38 Using the WebDT Keyboard Wedge The WebDT Keyboard Wedge is the software program that interfaces with the device to translate dat

Rev Date 9/16/2010 39 Configuration Select the Configuration command, a Configuration window will display. Check the “Add ENTER key after data” to aut

Rev Date 9/16/2010 4 USING THE SYSTEM UTILITIES ...

Rev Date 9/16/2010 40 Using the ActiveSync to Connect with a PC To connect the WebDT 430 with your personal computer, you will need the hardware, soft

Rev Date 9/16/2010 41 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR POWER SUPPLY UNIT Warning Handle battery packs carefully Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly re

Rev Date 9/16/2010 5 Introduction he WebDT 430 features a 4.3” TFT LCD display, an integrated magnetic stripe reader (MSR), and optional point-of-serv

Rev Date 9/16/2010 6 Key Features 4.3” WQVGA TFT-LCD touch screen Outdoor-viewable display Integrated magnetic strip reader (MSR) Slim and lightweigh

Rev Date 9/16/2010 7 Inside the Package The following are included inside the box: 1 x WebDT 430 with Battery Pack 1 x Hand Strap attached on the WebD

Rev Date 9/16/2010 8 Knowing your WebDT 430 WebDT 430 Views Front Back A: Magnetic Stripe Reader D: Power Button B: Programmable Buttons E: Batt

Rev Date 9/16/2010 9 WebDT 430 I/O Ports Right Left Figure 2 Top Bottom Figure 3