Reboot, Warm Boot, Cold Boot | Honeywell 9900 specification

Reboot

Reboot performs a warm or cold boot from the touch screen. All Dolphin terminals reboot with keyboard commands; Reboot offers you the option of using the touch screen instead.

Warm Boot

A warm boot is a soft reset. A soft reset re-boots the device without losing RAM data.

You would perform a soft reset when

•the terminal fails to respond.

•after installing software applications that require a re-boot.

•after making changes to certain system settings, such as network cards.

Cold Boot

A cold boot is a hard reset. A hard reset resets the operating system, restores the terminal back to factory defaults, and resets the terminal.

A hard reset erases all of the data stored in RAM memory and all RAM installed applications! Only data and applications stored in \IPSM memory persist.

Rebooting the Dolphin terminal

1.Tap Start > Power Tools. The Power Tools Main Window (see page 1-2)appears.

2.Tap the Reboot icon . The Reboot screen appears.

To perform a warm boot, tap the Warm Boot button.

To perform a cold boot, tap the Cold Boot button.

The Dolphin terminal begins booting immediately.

Command Line Arguments

/r Warm Reset

/c Cold Reset

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Contents

Dolphin Power Tools Trademarks DisclaimerPatents Other Trademarks Table of Contents ScanWedge Print Power Tools Rev a Dolphin Power Tools Overview Accessing and Upgrading Power ToolsAutoInstall Autorun Battery Analyzer Windows Mobile 5/6 Windows CE Second Edition Software Requirements Power Tools Main WindowDolphin Terminals Desktop View Options Exiting the Power Tools Main WindowTap File Exit ESC Icon Name Description Network Name Function Storage Location Access Location AutoInstall Additional Dolphin Power ToolsInstallerCE BTPrint Acquiring Upgrades Installing an Upgrade to the Workstation Upgrading Power Tools Rev a Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Folder on the Workstation Installing an Upgrade on the TerminalDevice Image Docs Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Rev a EZConfig Editor EZConfigEZConfig Client Overview Installing EZConfig on the Workstation EZConfig EditorTypes of Configuration Files Sample EXM Files Menu and Toolbar Options Opening EZConfig Editor on the WorkstationFile Menu Menu Item Description New View Menu Edit Menu Tools Menu Opening EXM Files Opening EXM Files on the WorkstationOpening Remote EXM Files Status Bar Working with Open EXM FilesWorking with Sections Selected Section Edit Menu Options Modifying Section Names Modifying Section DescriptionsMoving Sections Section-Level Merge Modes Section Locks Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Working with Keys Modifying Key Values Modifying Key NamesModifying Key Descriptions Moving Keys Saving to the Device Lock Type Status Bar Description Effect Indicator Name LockKey Types Read Only Creating New Configuration Documents Associating Applications Default Application Association Registry DocumentsUpdating the Registry on the Terminal Click File Save As Creating Registry Documents Processing Registry Documents on the Terminal Adding Registry Keys Persistent Registry Documents Document Types Creating Bar CodesBar Code Type Time and Date Stamp Generating Bar Codes Bar Code SheetBar Codes Tab Field/Option Description Display Field/Option Description Remote Path Full ContentsSimplified # Bar codes to Advanced Tab Field Description Merge each Persist Bar Code SettingsSection… Temporary Printing and Saving Options Information at the Bottom of Tab Windows Click Print on this window to print your bar codes Converting Known INI and MNU Files Known INI and MNU FilesConverting Files Upgrading Dolphin Terminals EZConfig Editor on the Terminal Accessing EZConfig EditorTap Start Power Tools EZConfig Utilities Available Menus Editing SectionsModifying Text Editing Keys Args Restart Launching Associated Applications Using EZConfig Client EZConfig ClientTap EZConfig Utilities EZConfig Editor Storage Location EXM File Processing Multiple Bar Codes EZConfig Client WindowField Description Package ID Read # box Command Line Arguments Launching EZConfig Client with a HotKeyScanWedge Rev a DeviceConfig DeviceConfig.exm FileSettings in the Wlan Supplicant WiFi Section DeviceConfig.exm Sections and KeysConnections Section Beam Section Dhcp Tcpip SectionDNS Wins Supplicant Section Security SectionProfile Subsections Ssid PSK Priv Key Key Description Default Available Values Private KeyWEP Key Mode Bluetooth Section Bluetooth Default Printer ValuesObtaining the MAC Address ActiveSync Section GSM SectionAPN About Section System SectionDevice ID Tab DeviceName Restrictions RAM Section AutoInstallApplications Section Internet Explorer Section MobiConrol Section Boot Temporary Option for Bar Code Deployment Launching DeviceConfig.exe Manually Rev a Settings Section Autorun and AutoInstallAutorun Autorun.exm File Programs’ Subsections Settings Section Keys Adding a Program Subsection Editing the Autorun.exm FileKeys in Each Programs’ Subsection Pnpid Sample Autorun Configuration File Copying a FileStart Options Gsmon RfonBton Rfgsmbtoff Nonpnpid ALL of the strings specified in the Pnpid setting Applying Startup Options to the Autorun Configuration File Program Install Locations AutoInstall Cancel AutoInstall.exmHaltOnError MaskPassword Key Function Default Available Values Password Command Line Arguments ScanWedge Command Bar MenuEnabling ScanWedge Enabling ScanWedge at Startup Disabling ScanWedge Modifying the ScanWedge Configuration FileScanWedge.exm Sections Basic Values Settings Section Accept EZConfig SoundConnectMessageConnect BadScanWav GoodScanWav Comm Section EnableSuffixData EnablePrefixData Decode Section AimerDelayALR AimerDelayDefaultEnabledSymbo AimerDurationALR GoodScanLen BadScanFreqBadScanLen CenteringTop= Centering SectionCenteringBottom= CenteringLeft= Formatting Section Subsection Description Default Available Values Key FormatFormatting Subsections CodeID Send Commands Available Data Formatting CommandsMove Commands Search Commands FBnnxxyy…zz Code IDE4nnxx1xx2yy1 Yy2…zz1zz2 Isbt EAN-8MSI OCR-A UPC-A UCC/EAN-128UPC-E0 0x45 Aztec Mesas Symbologies SectionCodablock Code OCR Straight 2 Industrial Tcif Linked CodeTLC39 Telepen VK Virtual Key Mapping Section Settings are in the form Ascii Key = Virtual Key, ShiftMode Virtual Key Codes Table Virtual Key Codes Table Vkescape VKA VKQ Vksubtract Quit This chapter describes the following Power Tools Additional Power Tools To Disable BattMon To Enable BattMonTap this icon to open the Command bar menu BattMon To Check Battery Power Manually InstallerCE To Manually Install a CAB FileLocation Buttons Setting To Enable HotKeysTo Disable HotKeys HotKeys Tap this icon to open the Command bar menu for HotKeys Keyboard Status Indicator Keyboard is in …Keyboard Status Menu Tap this icon to open the Keyboard Status menu for Notification Menu Accessing the Keyboard Status Power ToolShut down Keyboard Status Run Keyboard Status with no icon To Disable NoSIP To Enable NoSIPScreen . Tap this icon to open the Command bar menu NoSIP To Disable RASMan To Enable RASManRASMan PPP RASMan Configuration File ShowError Key Description Default Available Values RetryStatusMessageDelay StopOnCriticalError Warm Boot RebootCold Boot Rebooting the Dolphin terminal To Wake the Dolphin Terminal from Suspend Mode SuspendTo Suspend the Dolphin Terminal SysInfo To See System InformationTo Save the System Information to a Text File Viewing Options To Upload SYSINFO.txt to a WorkstationYou cannot change system information by editing the text System DATE/TIME Sample SysInfo FileSystem Info CPU Info Network Info System ParametersRadio Info Ipsm Store Info Power StatusSystem Version Global Memory Imager Info RAM Info Operating Temperature=0-50C Using the Battery AnalyzerAC Power Supply Requirements Stopping an Analyze Cycle Analyzing a BatteryAnalyze Cycle Steps Automatic Shut Down Advanced Mode Log File Editing the Registry Registry Power Tools Rev a Import MenusExport Menu Item Description Copy Menu Item Description Rename Renames a registry entry FindFind Next Exporting Specific Registry Settings Importing Registry FilesOther Export Options Cold Boot RegRestoreBacking Up the Registry Restoring the Registry Sections RegBackup.exmModifying SyChip & Philips Sections KernelCheck=Enabled Mode and Kernel CheckMode KernelCheck Import filename Argument Description Export filenameExm filename Section Registry Edit Options in EZConfig Network Utilities Accessing Network Utilities IP Config About Tab Displaying the Terminal’s IP Configuration Ping Using the Input TabTTL TOS DNS address required Reading the Output Tab Text under Command Field Description CommandRoute Output tab To Add a Route To Clear Gateway Entries To Delete a Route Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Setup Tab WiFi StatusTap Start Power Tools Network Utilities WiFiStatus CAM Bssid Tab Status Tab Backup Radio Settings Restore Radio SettingsRestore Radio Settings Sample Menu Configuration Files Default EZMenu Configuration FilesEZMenu Running Easy Menu Creating Menu Configuration Files Modifying Menu Configuration Files Menu Configuration File Sections Child Section Keys MenuEntries Subsections Exit Icon GSM radio is enabled RF radio is EnabledBluetooth radio is enabled RF, GSM, & Bluetooth radios are disabled 79XX 7300 Pnpid Locking Down the Application Window Booting the Terminal to the Application Window Rev a Windows Mobile 6.0 Memory SetRAM RAM Memory Allocation in DeviceConfig Accessing SetRAMField Value Description Total Installed RAM SetRAM Window XX% RAM Memory Restrictions Rev a Print Power Tools Print DemoBTPrint.exe BTPrint Calling a Bluetooth PrinterIrDAPrintCE Calling an IrDA Printer Customer Support Technical AssistanceOnline Technical Assistance Rev a Page Honeywell