Casio IT-2000W manual Overview Features of System Development Concept, Hardware, Software

1.Overview

1.1Features of System

1.1.1Development Concept

The IT-2000 is a data collection terminal for business use. After years of refinement Casio Computer Co., Ltd. has developed its hand-held type terminals so that they yield high speed and a high functionality in comparison to general personal computers. This allows improved efficiency in software development.

It has adopted the IBM PC/AT architecture and incorporated an IBM PC/AT compatible BIOS.

It uses MS-DOS Ver. 6.22 and MS-Windows for its OS. This has drastically improved the software development environment and compatibility to IBM PC/AT family applications.

The adoption of a power-saving type 32-bit CPU, the Intel 80486GX, allows the terminal to operate continuously for eight hours (when the backlight is off).

1.1.2Hardware

Global IBM PC/AT architecture standard is adopted.

Compact design: 85 (W) x 196 (L) x 30 (H) mm, 430 g (approx.)

Uses a 32-bit CPU (Intel 80486 GX) for 25 MHz high-speed operation. High-resolution (192 x 384 pixels), large-size liquid crystal touch panel. Supports various interfaces, including RS-232C (8-pin, 14-pin), IR, and PC card.

High environmental adaptability: Operation temperature at between -5 and 50￿, water splash proof capability conforms to the IPxII standard, etc.

￿Uses a small-size, large capacity lithium-ion battery pack as the main battery. Incorporates a large capacity flash ROM drive as the user drive.

1.1.3Software

MS-DOS Ver. 6.22 and MS-Windows as the operating system.

￿IBM PC/AT-compatible BIOS makes it easy to develop user application programs. Uses APM 1.1, for advanced low-power consumption capability.

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