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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 1 of 144
by Yukiko Manual
PA960 Operation Manual
Author: Yukiko Goh
Date Created: 10 November, 2003
Last Update: 29 June 2004
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 2 of 144 by Yukiko Manual Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction 5 Chapter 2 Unitech’s Application 6 2.1 Bootmode 6 2.2 Chatter 8 2.3 DeviceInfo 11 2.4 Flash Manager 12 2.5 GetVK 14 2.6 I/O Card Control 14 2.7 KeyTracARM 17 2.8 Scan2Key 18 2.9 UniPing 20 2.10 Scanner Settings 22 2.11 Virtual Keys 36 2.12 RegFuncKey 38 Chapter 3 Tools and Applications unde
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 3 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 3.19 wceload 74 3.20 WMAGS46 74 Chapter 4 Control Panel 83 4.1 Communications 83 4.2 Date/Time 86 4.3 Display 87 4.4 Input Panel 89 4.5 Keyboard 92 4.6 Mouse 94 4.7 Network Configuration 95 4.8 Owner 97 4.9 Password 99 4.10 Power 100 4.11 Regional Settings 102 4.12 Stylus 105 4.13 System 106 4.14 Volume & Sounds 108 Chapte
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 4 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 7.6 GPRS – Option Globe Trotter 132 7.7 Bluetooth -- Socket 139
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 5 of 144 by Yukiko Manual Chapter 1 Introduction This operation manual aims at instructions of using Unitech’s applications, some useful application programs under “Windows” folder, setting application under “Control Panels” and available function keys in WinCE 3.0 OS. * Based on Firmware Version: V2.01.08
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 6 of 144 by Yukiko Manual Chapter 2 Unitech’s Application This chapter introduces some Unitech’s made applications which are embedded in the firmware. These applications offer additional facilities and usage to the user besides standard WinCE applications. Unitech’s Made Applications 1. Bootmode 2. Chatter 3. DeviceInfo 4. Flash Manager 5. GetVK 6. I/O Card Control 7. KeyTracARM 8. Scan2Key 9. UniPing 10.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 7 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 2. Tap “Warm Boot”. The system will be restart. Note: If you press and hold “ ” key then tap “Warm Boot”, the terminal will be cold started. (Caution: Please backup any important data before you perform cold start) Update OS 1. Double tap “Bootmode”. Tap “Update OS”.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 8 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 2. Update OS window pops up. The registry will be restored to default. Proceed anyway? Tap “Yes”. 3. System will be restarted and enter bootloader screen. Insert your CF card with OS image file. Select “2” to update OS. 2.2 Chatter Path: My computer/Windows/Chatter.exe This tool allows you to capture and scan barcode automatically in a time interval and at the same time, send the sc
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 9 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 4. Double tap “Chatter” on your terminal. 5. In Chatter Setup, under “Handle”, enter a name. 6. Under “Server”, enter the IP address of your host. 7. Under “Channel”, enter the channel (This channel must be the same as the chat server’s channel) 8. Tap “OK”.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 10 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 9. Scanner Enabled. 10. From “File” menu, select “AutoScan”. 11. Specify the time interval. 12. Laser window will emit laser in every time interval (Example: 3 seconds). Place the laser window towards the barcodes and let the terminal scan the barcode automatically. 13. The barcode will be read and displayed in chatter’s screen. 14. At the same time, these barcode will be di
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 11 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 15. On “File” menu, select “Exit”. 2.3 DeviceInfo Path: My computer/Windows/DeviceInfo.exe This tool displays the general information of the terminal such as platform, firmware version, PCMCIA slot and compact slot. 1. Double tap “DeviceInfo”.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 12 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 2. Device information is shown as below: 3. Tap “X” to exit. 2.4 Flash Manager Path: My computer/Windows/FlashMan.exe This tool is based on Intell Persistant Store Manager (IPSM) and it is used to clean the data in flash storage folder, save current registry and erase previous saved registry. 1. Double tap “FlashMan”.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 13 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 2. Flash manager shows current registry. Tap “Save” if you want to save this registry. Every time warm start and even cold start., (Not on Power Off/On) the registry will be restored to the last time it was saved. This function helps to keep system information, even at cold start situation. Like IP address and so on. 3. Tap “Erase” button to clean a previous saved Registry duplicate.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 14 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 5. Tap “OK” to exit. 2.5 GetVK Path: My computer/Windows/GetVK.exe This tool is a keyboard driver that generate standard keyboard event. It is automatically executed every time the terminal is power on. You may see the log of the keyboard event in KeyTracARM. However, if you disable GetVK in Task Manager, you will not see any effect in KeyTracArm. For more details about KeyTrac
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 15 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 2. Tap “Disable” under PCMCIA slot. The PCMCIA interface will not work. 3. Tap “Disable” under compact slot. The compact interface will not work.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 16 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 4. Tap “Hide” to hide I/O Card Control window. 5. Tap “Exit” to exit I/O card control.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 17 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 2.7 KeyTracARM Path: My computer/Windows/KeyTracARM.exe This tool shows the standard keyboard events in Log format when you press the keys on your terminal. (GetVK must be executed first). 1. Double tap “KeyTracARM”. 2. Press any key on the terminal’s keyboard. You will see the event log.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 18 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 3. Tap “X” to exit. 2.8 Scan2Key Path: My computer/Windows/Scan2Key.exe Scan2Key application can route input from scanner port to keypad buffer, so that all input from scanner or magnetic reader will be treated as they are just input from keypad. With this router, scan data can be directly input into non- scanner port aware application, like MS Pocket Word. 1. Double tap “Scan2Ke
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 19 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 3. Under “Start” > “Program”, select Microsoft Pocket Word. 4. Scan some barcodes. The barcode data will be displayed on MS Pocket Word. 5. To disable the Scan2Key, place the stylus on the Scan2Key icon on task bar, a selection menu will pop up. Select “Disable”.
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Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd Created PA960 Operation V2.3 Page 20 of 144 by Yukiko Manual 6. To close Scan2Key, select “Exit” on the pop menu. 2.9 UniPing Path: My computer/Windows/UniPing.exe This tool allows you to ping to any host or any computer in the network, it can show its own IP too. (For network connection, use wireless card or Ethernet card) 1. Double tap “UniPing”. 2. Under “Tools” menu, select “Ping”. 3. In “Host” field, key in the IP address of
