Removing the Main Battery | Intermec 6110 specification

Operation

SECTION 2

Removing the Main Battery

The following steps on pages 2-8 and 2-9, detail how to remove the main battery, check how much power the bat- tery contains, and replace the battery pack.

"NOTE: If you are using Windows 95, ensure that you shut down that opera- tion before removing the battery pack. Otherwise, your computer will treat this as a crash.

1.Press and hold down on the Release Button (see Figure 2-6, Figure 2-7 and pages 2-8, and 2-9, for battery compartment details). This causes your com- puter to go into a suspend mode and makes sure you do not lose your data.

2.Slide the Battery Latch towards the release button and remove the battery.

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Battery Latch

Battery Pack

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Figure 2-6

Removing the Main Battery Pack

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Intermec 6110 manual Removing the Main Battery

Contents

USER’S Guide Acknowledgments Contents Operation Figures Tables Section SectionAbout This User’s Guide Appendix B Hand-Held Computer DescriptionAppendix a Front View Back View Hand-Held Computer Keyboard Backlight BatteryDisplay Memory Main Memory Flash ROM PC Cards PC Card Slots PC Card Slots Gold Shift Key Suspend and Resume Key Options and Accessories ResettingSerial Ports Radio Card Integrated Scanner Pod Port Replicator Slide the Port Replicator onto the computer as shown Magnetic Stripe Reader Serial Pod GSM with SIM card Hand-Held Computer Specifications Power source System Components Introduction Getting Started Rechargeable Battery Label Replace the battery with a similar kind Installing the Main Battery Charging The Batteries Your Hand-Held Computer Power Status LED External Source Multipack Charger Single Pack Charger Removing the Main Battery Measuring Battery Pack Capacity Backup Battery Backup Battery Life Using PC Cards to Load Your Programs Installing PC CardsBooting Bios Update Accessing the PC Card Slots Removing PC Cards Installing a Modem Card Installing Modem Cable Using the Magnetic Stripe Reader MSR Installing the Subscriber Identity Module SIM Remove the SIM cover from the hand-held computer Installing SIM Routine Care and Maintenance Low Battery Indication Case and Display Cleaning Your Hand-Held ComputerDocking Connectors Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Chart Are lighting Condition Solution Hand-Held Not Power Up Computer Does Repair Service Connector Pin-Outs Appendix a Pin Docking Connector Pin Signal Function RJ-45 Phone Jack Pin-Outs Phone Jack Pin-Outs Appendix a Pop-Up Menus Appendix BEntry Point Drop-Down Lists Alphanumeric Fields Network Parameters Title Screen Language Selection Communications Menu Communications Menu appears after the Title Screen Option 1 Begin Comm Session Begin Comm Session with Network Hand-Held Computer User’s Guide B-9 Begin Comm Session with MODEM/DIRECT Begin Comm Session with Accessory Card Begin Comm Session with Interserver Session Status ESC Hand-Held Computer User’s Guide B-13 Novell Netware 800 ESC key Appendix B Option 2 Comm Setting Suboption 1 Network Suboption 2 MODEM/DIRECT Suboption 3 Accessory Card Suboption 6 Interserver Suboption 4 Handheld Suboption 5 Remote OPS Option 3 Unit ID Option 4 Network Parameters Network Parameters with Nrinet or Tftp Suboption 1 Modem Type Option 4 Modem ParametersNetwork Parameters with Novell Netware Modem Init String Momentarily, the computer displays the modem’s response Suboption 2 Protocol Suboption 3 BPS Rate Suboption 5 Auto Answer Option 5 Network InterfaceSuboption 4 Data Format Option 5 Phone Number Option 9 Advanced Utilities Suboption 1 SET DATE/TIME API Async Boot Default Drive Bootable ATABisync BInary SYNChronous communications Button Click Cmos Complementary Metal Oxide SemiconductorController CPU Default Drive DockDOS Disk Operating System Double-Click Eeprom EOT ETX End Of Text FlashFlash Card FSK Frequency Shift Keying GUI/PM Host Address Host ComputerHost Controller Host Port com4980 Internet IrDALAN Local Area Network Layer LCD Native Mode ADK MQL Multi-Quad LockboxMS-DOS Microsoft Disk Operating System NAK Negative Acknowledgement Null NmsdNrinet Open Wireless LAN Node Open SystemsPan Border PC Personal Computer PEN*KEY PenRight Physical Port PixelPlug and Play Polled Protocol Portrait Mode Port ReplicatorProgrammer’s Reference Guide Proprietary Systems RAS RXD TTY TXD Wireless UCC Uniform Code CouncilUCS Uniform Communications Standard UPC Universal Product Code Index Index