Keypad Option, Memory and Storage, Microprocessor | Intermec 751G

Chapter 1 — Using the Computer

Keypad Option

22-key layout with one-touch numerics and shifted alpha with 4-way navigation buttons

Memory and Storage

RAM Memory:	64 MB
Flash ROM:	64 MB, includes ROM folder for application storage

Microprocessor

Intel® XScale™ PXA255 Application Processor, 400 MHz

Operating System

Microsoft® Windows® CE .NET (4.2)

Physical Dimensions

Length:	191 mm (7.53 in)
Width:	50 mm (1.97 in)
Height:	90 mm (3.50 in)
Weight:	460 g (16.0 oz)

Power

Battery Type:	Lithium-Ion (LiIon), 7.2V, (1x2000 mAh cells),
	customer-replaceable
Battery Capacity:	14.4 Watt-hours
Battery Life:	8+ hours, application-dependent
Recharging Time:	4 hours
Charging Range:	0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F)

Regulator Approvals

UL and cUL Listed, UL 60950 and UL 1604 and CSA 22.2 #157, FCC Part 15, TUV, CE mark

Standard Communications

RS232; USB

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Contents

751G Color Mobile Computer Intermec Technologies Corporation Worldwide Headquarters Revision Letter Date Description of Change Document Change Record 751G Color Mobile Computer User’s Manual Contents Software Builds Where to Find Information Customization and Lockdown Viii Contents 129 Global Services and Support Safety InformationWarranty Information Before You Begin Who Should Read This Document? Service Description Choose this optionRelated Documents Telephone Support To download documents Patent Information Before You Begin Xiv 1Using the Computer Ambient Light Sensor Audio System SpeakerMicrophone External Headset Jack Battery Insert your 751G into its single dock for charging Installing and Charging the Battery To remove the battery Removing the Battery Maximizing Battery Life BeeperEnabling the Registry Storage To enable the beeper Adjusting the Beeper VolumeEnabling the Beeper Intermec representative for information To disable the beeper Intermec Settings AppletSettings icon to access the applet Disabling the Beeper Backlight for Keypad KeypadKey Sequences Orange Plane Keys To Enter Press the Keys Alpha Green Plane Keys LEDs LED Color and Action DescriptionLED Color/Action Description Resetting Your Computer Scanning Bar CodesScanning with the Area Imager Software Build Version Improving the Performance of the Area ImagerTo use the area imager Software Tools Storage MediaSmartSystems Platform Bundles Sspb Accessing the Secure Digital Card Slot Internal Card Slots and ConnectorAttaching a Tab to the Secure Digital Card Wireless Network Support Accessing Files Stored on the Secure Digital CardRemoving the Secure Digital Card Physical and Environmental Specifications Accessories Power Physical DimensionsKeypad Option Memory and Storage Using the Computer 2Windows CE .NET Software Builds Where to Find InformationBasic Skills For information on See this source Desktop Screen ProgramsStart Menu and Task Bar Notifications Entering InformationTyping With the Onscreen Keyboard Selecting Typed Text Using Transcriber Finding and Organizing Information To open Windows ExplorerTo start Task Manager Adjusting Settings Customizing Your ComputerAdding or Removing Programs Adding Programs Using Microsoft ActiveSync Using Microsoft ActiveSync on the PC Using Windows Explorer on the ComputerAdding a Program Directly from the Internet Adding a Program to the Start Menu Microsoft WordPad Microsoft ActiveSync Creating a Document Typing Mode Synchronizing WordPad Documents Writing Mode Internet Explorer Viewing Mobile Favorites and ChannelsBrowsing the Internet Tap to bring down a list of addresses 3Configuring the Computer Configuring Parameters Configuring the Computer With Intermec SettingsSynchronizing the Computer System Time with a Time Server Configuring the Computer through the Network WhereExample Configuring the Computer in a UDP Plus Network Using Configuration Parameters Configuring the PrinterDirectly to a Port Directly to a Generic Serial Port Data Collection Configuration Configuring the ScannerScanner Control and Data Transfer MSI Select this option If you are scanning Changing Comm Settings Symbology Density Minimum Distance Symbology Density Near Distance Far DistanceReading Distances UPC Using Microsoft ActiveSync Installing Applications on the Computer To use Microsoft ActiveSync Using a Storage Card Using Wavelink Avalanche Using the SmartSystems Console Developing Applications for the Computer Installing Cabinet Files Launching Your Application Automatically Packaging Applications for the Computer RunAutoRun AutoExec UsageExamples of keyword usage are as follows AutoRun AutoCopyChain AutoReg AutoCab Creating Device-Specific Cab Files Creating Cab FilesCreating an .inf File Version Strings CEStringsCEDevice Strings CEDevice.SH3 CEDevice DefaultInstall SourceDiskNamesSourceDiskFiles SourceDisksFiles.SH3 DestinationDirsSourceDisksFiles.MIPS DestinationDirs DefaultInstall.MIPS DefaultInstall.SH3CopyFiles AddReg CEShortCuts RegSettings.AllSample .INF File Shortcuts.All CEDevice ProcessorType = SourceDisksFiles Required sectionDestinationDirsRequired section Configuring the Computer Shows the functions that are exported by Setup.dll Using Installation Functions in Setup.dllPoint to Setup.dll After the CAB File Extraction Configuring the Computer Configuring the Computer Destdirectory Creating Cab Files with CAB Wizard Customization and Lockdown Troubleshooting the CAB Wizard Syntax Kernel I/O ControlsParameters Return Values ID Field Values Usage#include oemioctl.h ID Field Values Itcnvparmedbgsubnet ITCNVPARM80211INSTALLED Describes and enables the registry save location #include pkfuncs.h #include deviceid.h Id field of lpInBuf may be one of the following values Returns the HAL version information of the Pocket PC image Ioctlhalgetoalverinfo Returns the HAL version information of the OS image Ioctlhalgetbootloaderverinfo None Ioctlhalcoldboot Sample Ioctlhalgetbootdevice #include pkfuncs.h Returns processor information Returns Xscale processor ID Ioctlgetcpuid Networking APIs Basic Connect/Disconnect FunctionsRadioConnect RadioDisconnect Query Information FunctionsRadioDisassociate GetAssociationStatus GetAuthenticationMode Uint GetAuthenticationMode UlongGetBSSID GetLinkSpeed GetDiversityUint GetDiversity Ushort Uint GetLinkSpeed int GetMac Call this function to get the current Network Mode Ssid for802.11b/g radio Uint GetNetworkMode Ulong GetNetworkType GetSSIDUint GetNetworkType Ulong GetPowerMode Uint GetPowerMode UlongGetRSSI Uint GetTXPower Ulong GetTXPowerGetWepStatus Uint GetWepStatus Ulong GetCCXStatus GetRadioIpAddressUint GetRadioIpAddress Tchar Uint GetCCXStatus Ulong Enables or disables WEP encryption on the radio TRUE/FALSE EnableWepUint EnableWep Bool Set Information Functions EncryptionStatus Uint EncryptionStatus Uint modeRemoveWep Call this function to set the desired encryption status Call this function to set the desired authentication mode SetAuthenticationModeUint SetAuthenticationMode Ulong SetChannel Call this function to set the desired Network Mode SetPowerModeCall this function to set the desired power mode SetNetworkMode SetCCXStatus Call this function to set the desired mixed cell modeSetMixedCellMode Uint SetCCXStatus Ulong EnableSuppLogging ConfigureProfileUint ConfigureProfile Tchar Uint EnableSuppLogging Ulong EnableZeroConfig IsDHCPEnabledGetCurrentDriverName IsZeroConfigEnabled IsOrinocoIsSupplicantRunning ResetRadioToSystemSave RenewDHCPStartScanList Call this function to stop the supplicant service SwitchPacketDriverStartSupplicant StopSupplicant Notifications Deprecated FunctionsFunction Syntax This performs a warm-boot page 76. See note on the next Reboot FunctionsNLEDGetDeviceInfo NLEDSetDevice Performs a system warm-boot, preserving the object store Reprogramming the 751G KeypadKey Values Change Notification How Key Values Are Stored in RegistryOrange plane mapping is in the registry at Alpha plane mapping is in the registry at Advanced Keypad Remapping Scan CodesPress this Key Meaning ScanCode Sample View of Registry Keys 4Maintaining the Computer Updating the System Software Using a Storage Card to Upgrade the Computer Button, or you may damage the Reset button Using the SmartSystems Console to Upgrade the Computer Problem Solution Troubleshooting Your Computer Problems While Configuring the Computer 751G, authentication server Problems While Configuring 802.1x Security Cleaning the Scanner Maintaining the Computer 110 5Network Support To configure the radio Configure your radio settings, then tap File Save802.11b/g Communications Connecting to an Internet Service Provider Remote Access Modems 114 751G Color Mobile Computer User’s Manual 115 Connecting to Work Enter the Host name or IP address field Ending a Connection Configuring Security Wireless NetworksLoading Certificates EAP-FAST LeapEAP-PEAP Choosing Between Microsoft and Funk Security Configuring Funk SecurityEAP-TLS EAP-TTLS Using WPA Security Configuring WPA Security With Funk SecurityUse this procedure to set WPA security with Funk security If you select Ttls or Peap If you select TLSIf you select Leap or EAP-FAST Configuring WPA-PSK Security With Funk Security Using 802.1x Authentication Load a user and root certificate on your 751G Configuring 802.1x Security With Funk Security Configuring Static WEP Security With Funk Security Using Static WEP Security Configuring Microsoft Security SmartSystems Foundation Network Support 128 Index Numerics Symbols Vnclassasic VNCLASSBOOTSTRAP, 69 Vnclasskbd HAL Ioctlgetcpuid IOCTLHALCOLDBOOT, 74, 99 Ioctlhalgetbootdevice IOCTLGETCPUID, 77 IOCTLHALCOLDBOOT, 74 Ioctlhalgetbootdevice NDISENCRYPTION3KEYABSENT Ndisradioscanning PKFUNCS.H Ioctlhalgetdeviceid System time, 36 SYSTEMINFO.dwProcessorType Ioctlgetcpuid Index 140 Page 961-054-036C