Wasp Bar Code manual Getting Started, Introducing the WPA1200, Features

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WPA1200 Product Reference Guide

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Introducing the WPA1200

Thank you for purchasing the WPA1200 PDA Barcode Scanner. Your WPA1200 was designed for users who need a compact and durable PDA for data collection and real time transactions.

The WPA1200 is a rugged, compact and lightweight palm-sized computer using the Windows Mobile 5.0 / Windows CE 5.0 operating system, and incorporating a barcode scanning laser device, color LCD with touchscreen, keypad, IrDA interface, and wireless communication capability. It provides users with a standard Windows-based environment for customizing and operating the device.

To reduce TCO, the WPA1200 is sealed to meet IP54 standards and has undergone multiple drop tests to prevent downtime.

Features

Powerful system

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 / Windows CE 5.0 operating system

Intel PXA270 processor with speed of up to 520 MHz

System memory

64 MB SDRAM

128 MB Flash ROM

Display

3.5-inch QVGA LCD touch-sensitive screen

320 x 240 resolution

Barcode scanner

Built-in Bar Code Scan Engine Built-in vibrator for scanning indication Symbol SE950 support

unitech HAMSTER barcode decoder

Communication

USB Host & Client IrDA 1.2 (SIR) GPRS (Data Only) VOIP support 802.11b/g for power saving

Bluetooth Modem,Bluetooth

Active Sync)

Bluetooth version 1.2 (supports Bluetooth Printer,

Audio

Voice recording and playback

MIC

Speaker

Headset Connector

Receiver

Wireless connectivity

802.11b/g with diversity antenna Bluetooth wireless technology Serial infrared port

Expansion slot

SDIO slot

Battery life

Normal usage: 6 hours

Charging time: 3.5 hours

Embedded backup battery cell

User-friendly interface

Quick launch hot keys for enabling backlight, calibration, software keyboard, and other device management tasks

Trigger keys for barcode scanning

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Contents WPA1200 Wasp Barcode TechnologiesLaser Information Table of Contents Getting Started FeaturesIntroducing the WPA1200 Package Contents Tour of the WPA1200 Front Left View Component DescriptionBack View Component Description Backup Battery Switch Installing the BatteryGetting Started Contacts Plastic Tab Securing ClipCharging the Battery LED StatusMeaning WPA1200Connecting the WPA1200 to a PC Checking the Battery StatusTurning On the WPA1200 For the First Time Calibrating the WPA1200 Screen CE .NetCE .Net Windows Mobile Keypads and Key Functions Using the HardwareKey Main Function Secondary Function WPA1200 Product Reference Guide Adjusting the Screen Brightness Using the StylusUsing the SD/MMC Memory Card Decrease Brightness Function Button Increase BrightnessUsing the Laser Scanner Removing a Storage CardScanner Control Panel opens CE .Net Installing Microsoft ActiveSync To install Microsoft ActiveSync on your computerGetting Connected Establishing Device-PC ConnectionWPA1200 Product Reference Guide WPA1200 Product Reference Guide Connecting the Device to Your Computer Connection Options Synchronization with your ComputerUSB Connection Infrared Connection Click File → Connection SettingsTap Menu → Connections Perform the steps below on your CE .Net 5 device Perform the steps below on your Windows Mobile 5 deviceBluetooth Connection Tap Scan DeviceWPA1200 Product Reference Guide Select a device from the list and tap Next WPA1200 Product Reference Guide Select the Wireless Informatiom Tag WiFi ConnectionFor CE .Net 5 Devices All available Only access points Only computer-to-computer Synchronizing InformationSynchronization Options Using ActiveSync to Exchange FilesTo copy files WPA1200 Product Reference Guide Barcode Scanner Programs Scanner SettingScan2Key Barcode Symbologies Defaults Verification Char/DigitAdvanced Settings Checking the Main and Backup Battery Status Open Power PropertiesExtending Battery Life Changing the Automatic Power SettingsAdjusting Backlight Setting CE .Net Windows Mobile Performing a hardware reset Performing a Warm BootReset Performing a Cold Boot on a CE .Net 5 Device Viewing Flash Memory FilesTap Start → Programs → Utilities → Boot Mode Performing a Cold Boot on a Windows Mobile 5 DeviceMethod Appendix CPU