Required Safety Labels | Hand Held Products Dolphin 7200 manual

Safety

The Dolphin 7200 handheld computer/bar code scanner meets or exceeds the requirements of all applicable standards organizations for safe operation. However, as with any electrical equipment, the best way to ensure safe operation is to know the possible risks. The following safety guidelines are designed to protect both you and others around you. Please read them carefully before using your Dolphin.

Required Safety Labels

Dolphin 7200 terminals use a low power Visible Laser to scan bar codes. Short-term exposure to CDRH Class II laser light is not known to be harmful. As with any bright light source, such as the sun, you should avoid direct eye exposure.

Locations

The following are required safety labels, as they should appear on the back panel of the Dolphin 7200:

Label for Laser Batch Terminals	Label for Dolphin 7200-2D Terminals

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Dolphin® 7200 User’s Guide

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Hand Held Products Dolphin 7200 manual Required Safety Labels

Contents

User’s Guide Disclaimer Trademarks Table of Contents Dolphin 7200 RS-232 Troubleshooting Compact HomeBase Appendix a Technical Specifications Appendix F Declarations of Conformity Introduction FeaturesMultiple Configurations Ergonomics Safety Required Safety Labels Statement of Agency Compliance Cdrh Laser Safety Statement 7200 BatchEN 60825-1 Laser Safety Statement FCC Class a Compliance Statement Canadian Notice Parameter Specification Regulatory and Safety Agency ApprovalsCare and Cleaning of the Dolphin Batteries Getting Started Accessories for the DolphinDolphin HomeBase Power Adapter Dolphin MultiCharger About the Dolphin Connects the Dolphin HomeBase to your desktop PC Dolphin 7200 RS-232 Terminal Dolphin 7200 ModelsDolphin 7200 Batch Terminal Dolphin 7200 2D Terminal Bar Code Symbologies Supported Using Dolphin for the First Time Removing the Battery Pack Inserting the Battery PackTurning the Dolphin On To Set the Date on a Numeric Terminal Turning the Dolphin OffTo Set the Date on an Alphanumeric Terminal To Set the Time Dolphin 7200 Basics System FeaturesFront Panel Features CPU Using the Alphanumeric Keypad Variety of functions SPC Shift + U ESC Shift + BkspCLR Shift + a Using the Numeric Keypad Key Combinations for Functions and Special Characters Display SymbolsBattery Charging Symbol Entering Alpha and Special Characters Keyboard Mode Back Panel FeaturesIcon Indicates Which means that … Battery Charging Contacts Battery WellReset Switch Laser Engine NiMH Battery Pack Internal NiMH Backup BatteryMaintaining the Dolphins Batteries Servicing the Battery Pack Resetting the Dolphin Terminal Dolphin 7200 RS-232 Charging the Battery Through the RS-232 PortPin # Signal Description Direction About Dolphin 7200 RS-232 Sending and Receiving Data Dolphin 7200 2D Mobile Computer Supported SymbologiesAbout the Dolphin 7200 2D Mobile Computer Linear bar code 2D Matrix symbol Reading Barcodes Lighting Conditions Re-Installing the Dolphin 7200 Demo ApplicationsCapturing Images Dolphin 7200 2D Demo Software F1 Decoding Demo Dolphin Demo Main ScreenTo scan a bar code F3 I.Q. Imaging Demo F2 Imaging DemoTo Take an Image Tracking Number 231498324 Address To use the demo Directory Contents InstallationDefault Installation Directories Dolphin OS and System Development Software Help File, Document and Utility Icons Icon Tapping this icon, … BURN.EXE Dolphin UtilitiesBMP2LCD.EXE DCOMM2.EXE Dolphin File Transfer Utility DWIZARD.EXE Dolphin Upgrade Wizard HBCFG.EXE HomeBase Configuration Utility YX.EXE STL.EXEExamples ROM Image ZZZ.EXEUtility Description Compiling Applications for the Dolphin Dolphin Application DevelopmentSample Applications Compiling the Sample Programs Building the SamplesTo Add dolphinx.lib to an Applications Project Sending a File From Dolphin to Your PC Transferring Files to or from the Dolphin TerminalSending a File to the Dolphin Sending Files at a Higher Rate Using the Dolphin File Transfer Program and YX in Menu Mode Sending Files to the Dolphin Upgrading the Dolphin ROM Image Dolphin ROM Image and BootloaderDolphin EVS Engine EVS engine consists of three basic parts Upgrading the Dolphin Bootloader To Load or Reload Dolphins Boot Loader If You Have This Problem/Symptom Try This TroubleshootingTroubleshooting the Dolphin Terminal and HomeBase Dolphin Terminal and HomeBase Troubleshooting with Dolphin 7200-2D Image is not readable … Try This Hub of the System Battery ManagementDolphin HomeBase IrDA Optical Communications Comm Dolphin 7200 HomeBase Parts and FunctionsFront Panel OFF Back Panel Solid green LED Main Communications Port Side PanelsMulti-HomeBase Port Charging Batteries in the Dolphin 7200 HomeBase Charging a Dolphin Terminal Charging an Additional NiMH Battery Pack Deep-Cycling the BatteryCommunications Setting the Configuration Switches Setting up the Dolphin HomeBaseConnecting the Cables IBM AT DB9 IBM XT Version Number Configuring a Single Dolphin 7200 HomeBaseSetting the Baud Rate Baud Rate Selection Switch Setting Function How to Daisy Chain the Dolphin HomeBasesProgramming Commands Creating a Dolphin 7200 HomeBase Network Address Assignment Communicating with the Dolphin Terminal Baud Rate per Value of n Ascii Value of n Selected Baud Rate Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Compact HomeBase Dock LED Comm LED Back Panel Power Supply ConnectorRS-232 Communications Port Baud Rate Switch Powering the Dolphin TerminalBaud Rate Switches Bottom Panel Mounting the Dolphin 7200 Compact HomeBase Charging a Dolphin TerminalDeep-Cycling Batteries Desk Mounting Wall Mounting Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Pin Configuration HomeBase /Host Port DCE Setting Up for CommunicationsSetting up the Dolphin Compact HomeBase IBM AT DB9 DTE IBM XT DB25 DTE Communicating with the Dolphin Terminal Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Connecting The Serial Cable Basic FeaturesSetting Up the Dolphin VehicleBase Dolphin Vehicle Base Switch Position Binary Value Baud Rate Supplying Power to the Dolphin VehicleBaseSelecting the Baud Rate Side Panel Features Inserting the Dolphin Terminal into the VehicleBase Battery TemperaturesCharging Batteries in the VehicleBase Making Your Own Cable Cables for the VehicleBaseStandard Serial Cable IBM AT DB9 IBM XT DB25 Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Intelligent Battery Charging Basic FeaturesDolphin MultiCharger Supplying Power to the Dolphin MultiCharger Setting Up the Dolphin MultiChargerTop Panel Charging Batteries in the Dolphin MultiCharger Servicing the Battery PackInserting the Dolphin Battery Pack Green Troubleshooting Problem Issue Declaration of Conformity Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Product Service and Repair Customer Support Online Technical Assistance Online Product Service and Repair AssistanceTechnical Assistance North America/Canada Limited Warranty Product Standard Factory Warranty Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Dolphin 7200 Terminal Specifications Technical SpecificationsCPU Temperature Humidity Environmental Specifications OperatingTemperature Storage Rating Bar Code Specifications Standard scan Digital Camera Cmos Camera Batch RS-232 Bar code symbolTypes Image Engine Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Code Bar Code SamplesCode 39 Code 3 UPC-A Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide 2D Decoding Demo Diagram Decoding Demo Menu Layout Example Selecting ALD decoding mode Setup MenuSymbologies 2D Decoding Demo Screen Shots Decode Mode Decoding Options Centering Window Enter ALD Window Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide IQ Imaging Test Target Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Help GS-DOS CommandsInternal Commands Supported by GS-DOS Break CLS DelayCD Chdir Copy Goto EchoExit MD Mkdir RD Rmdir RebootPrompt REM Truename SyncTime Type Syntax VOL drive Declarations of Conformity Product Identification Dolphin 7200 User’s Guide Product Identification Test Report Page Hand Held Products, Inc