Users Manual_Part 3

FCC ID: VUJAT870N

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After entering PIN code, click Next. Select SPP-R200 from the list. *Default PIN code for SPP-R200 printer is “0000”. Select Serial Port Select New Outgoing Port from COM Ports tab. Select SPP-R200. Select COM 2 and click Finish. After the pairing, Data transfer/reception is possible via COM2 45 AT870N User Guide

* If the device information is not displayed correctly, please try Add New Devices again. * PIN code used in pairing can be mutually set on devices. * After the normal pairing, S/W, SDK etc. provided from Bluetooth manufacturer can be used for further Bluetooth services. 3.3 Bixolon SPP-R200 Printer Demo SPP-R2000 of Bixolon’s leading mobile printer is used for Bluetooth Print demonstration. Application listed on the homepage was used for the test. **The SDK and programs from 2011/08/05 was used for the demonstration test and it may be different from the ones that are presently listed on Bixolon homage. 1. Go to Bixolon website (www.bixolon.com) for “SPP-R200 Windows SDK”, and unzip the file onto the hard drive. 2. Turn on Bluetooth Power. 3. Run “Bluetooth Device Properties” from Control Panel. 4. Turn on SPP-R200. 5. Set SPP-R200 printer into Bluetooth mode (Refer to SPP-R200 User Guide for the details.) 6. Click Scan Device to search for the devices nearby that can be paired. 7. Try pairing with SPP-R200 when searched on the list. PIN code is “0000” if the setting is in default. 8. If the pairing is successful, message that device is connected via COM2 port is shown on the screen (If the pairing has been performed previously, the message may not be shown.) 9. In the downloaded SDK from Bixolon website, copy DLL files and execute files from bin\wm6\ folder to Flash Disk folder of AT870N. 10. Run Sample.exe from Flash Disk folder of AT870N. 11. Since SPR-R200 is allocated in COM2, change COM8 to COM2 and click Open. 12. Click on the Printing button and Sample Printing to check if the printing is performed. COM8 -> COM2 Select Open and then select Select Sample Printing Printing 46 AT870N User Guide

4. Phone 4.1 Turn T on the e phone 1. [Home] -> [Phone] Phone] 2. [Start]->[P 3. Press he keypad. from th 4.2M Making a ph hone call Icon Desc cription D Delete the numbers. Speed dial ca S an be used to o call the pre e-stored num mber by pressing on o accordingg number. (S Speed dial can c ave up to 98 sa 8 numbers.) C History. Call Ta enables the Talk t calling.  The spee ed dial number is press sed for a few w seconds for the speed dial calls. 47 AT870N U User Guide

4.3 Receiving calls Icon Description Receives the incoming calls. Rejects the incoming calls.  Receiving call messages may be displayed differently. 4.4Hanging up calls Icon Description Use Speaker phone. Use Mute. Put the current phone call on hold state. After putting the call on hold, add another call. Contact can be used for search/add/delete of contacts. End calls. 48 AT870N User Guide

4.5Switching calls Icon Description Put the current call on hold and the call that was on hold back to call state. 5. Contacts 5.1Contacts 1. [Home] -> [Contacts] 2. [Start]->[Contacts] 49 AT870N User Guide

5.2 Search for Contacts Enter a name for searching. 5.3 Adding New Contacts Click on the button to add Select a contact type. new contacts. 50 AT870N User Guide

6. Text Message 6.4 Replying to the Text Message Click on the message from the Click on the Reply. Inbox Enter the messages and click on the button to send. 51 AT870N User Guide

7. GPS Module GPS Module can be selected as an option in AT870N, and GPS Module is built-in at the top of the handheld. GPS program port: GPD1 GPS hardware port: COM6, 9600 7.1GPS Demo Program Run application - [Start Button] -> [DEMO_GPS_WM] Main Window - Start: Start receiving GPS Data - Stop: Stop receiving GPS Data Checking on GPS Data Reception: 1. The reception has to be checked in an open area. 2. The reception time for GPS Data can be different depending on the environments. (About 3~10 minutes) After the receiving the GPS data at first, it may take less time for reconnection/reception of GPS data next time. 8. Camera The handheld can be equipped with 3.0-megapixel camera with functions of adjusting brightness and resolution, capture, video etc. 52 AT870N User Guide

8.1 Camera Run application - [Start Button] -> [Pictures & Videos] -> [Camera] Main Window - Thumb…: Close the main window and go to Pictures & Videos screen. - Menu: Menu popup - To save screen, press “Enter” from the keypad. 9. HF13.56MHz The handheld can be equipped with HF13.56Mhz module internally. According to ISO standards, it can read tags from 3~8.5cm distance (For Mifare, the distance is 1~3.5cm). 9.1RF13.56 Demo Program Run application - [Start Button] -> [DEMO_HF] Mifare Window 53 AT870N User Guide

- Open: Open HF device - Antenna: Stops the antenna signal. - Perform: Run the selected command from combo box. - ISO>: Change to ISO-15693 command screen. - Block: Number of Block be accessed. - Key Type: Key type of Block to be accessed. - Key Set: Key set of Block to be accessed. ISO-15693 Window - <MF: Change to Mifare command screen - Block: Start number of Block to be accessed. - Read Count: Number of Block to be accessed 54 AT870N User Guide

10. Smart Card Device The handheld can communicate with IC Card via ISO-7816. 10.1Smartcard Program Run application - [Start Button] -> [DEMO_SAM] Main Window - Slot Status: Check the status of the slot. - PowerOn: Authorize the power of smart card device. - PowerOff:Unauthorize the power of smart card device. - SetParam: Set protocol type, clock rate, bit rate etc. of the card device. - GetParam: Read protocol type, clock rate, bit rate etc. of the card device. - Default: Set to default settings. - TxBlock: Transfer APDU Command to the card device. - FwVersion: Read the firmware version of the card device. 55 AT870N User Guide

11. UHF 900 0Mhz The handheld can be equip pped with UHF U 900Mhz. It can rea ad or write E EPC GEN2 2 protocol RFID D tags. The frequency range is 85 50 ~ 960Mh hz which caan be adjustted according to the coun ntries. UHF Reader 11.1 UHF 900M Mhz Program m Run app plication - [Start Button] B -> [DE EMO_UHF] Main Wiindow - Start: Start S the Inveentory. - Clear: Clear C all the tag informattion shown on the screen n. - Menu: Main menu 56 AT870N User U Guide

Application option menu - Read/Write: Perform Read/Write. - Lock/Kill: Perform Lock/Kill. - Option: Application option - Version: Version information Read/Write Window - Mask: Selected value from main window is displayed here. It is used as masking pattern when performing Read/Write. Even if there are many tags nearby, only tags that are set as masking pattern can be read or written. - Kill Pwd, Access Pwd: Read/Write tag’s Kill password, access password. - EPC length: Read/Write tag’s EPC length. Even if 128 bit sized tags are used, if the EPC length is set to 96 bit, then the Inventory is only performed on 96 bit. Please refer to EPC Class1 Gen2 specification details. - Read/Write: Read/Write on selected Memory Bank. - MemBank: Target memory bank of Read/Write. - Ptr: Start of Memory bank’s offset - Seconds: Time taken in seconds for Read/Write. - Format: format the data to be Read/Write. Lock/Kill Window - Mask: Selected value from main window is displayed here. It is used as masking pattern when performing Lock/Kill. Even if there are many tags nearby, only tags that are set as masking pattern can be lock/kill. - Kill Pwd, Access Pwd: Read/Write tag’s Kill password, access password. - EPC length: Read/Write tag’s EPC length. Even if 128 bit sized tags are used, if the EPC length is set to 96 bit, then the Inventory is only performed on 96 bit. Please refer to EPC Class1 Gen2 specification details. - Do Lock: Perform on Lock as it is set in the checkboxes. - Kill: Kill tags. Once the Kill tag is performed it cannot be restored to its original state. 57 AT870N User Guide

Options Window - Session: Change Session that is used in Tag operation - Target: Change Target that is used in Tag operation - Q: Change Q that is used in Tag operation - LBT Ch State/Time: Change LBT option that is used in Europe, Japan frequencies (Not available) - Power: Change Tx Power level of the reader. Version Window - Demo app Ver: Demo application version - Firmware Ver: UHF module firmware version - Protocol Ver: UHF module library version - Hopping Mode: UHF module’s country version - Max TxPwr: UHF module’s max output 58 AT870N User Guide

Chapter 5. Appendix Product Specifications Physical Characteristics Dimension(L*W*H) 76 X 148 X 24.8(30.5) mm Weight 320g (PDA only, without Battery) Operating Temp. -20℃ ~ 60℃ Storage Temp. -30℃ ~ 70℃ Humidity 95% Non-condensing Drop 1.5m Drop to concrete Performance Characteristics Processor Marvell PXA320 806MHz Operating System Windows CE 5.0 Memory 512MB RAM / 512MB ROM 3.5" QVGA with Backlight Display TFT LCD, 240*320 Pixel, 262,144color Stylus Touch Screen Interface Audio Phone Receiver, Speaker, Ear Jack, Microphone Standard I/O Port USB 1.1 Client / USB Host & Serial (RS-232) via gender cable or cradle 1 Micro SD slot (SDHC support) Expansion Slot 1 SIM slot Keypad 29 key Notification Vibrator and LED, Speaker Power System Lithium ion 3.7V Above 2,960mAH(Rechargeable) Battery Up to 4,400mAH(Optional) Back-up Battery Lithium Polymer 3.7V, 80mAH(Rechargeable) Power Adapter Input AC110~240V / Output DC 5V 3A Network characteristic Radio MODEM 3G (GSM / GPRS / HSDPA / HSPA+) WLAN IEEE 802.11 b/g/a compliant Antenna Internal LAN & WAN Data Capture Device Scanner 1D Laser, 2D Imager Barcode Scanner Camera 3.0 Megapixel Auto Focus with Flash UHF 900MHz tag reader Frequency 860MHz- 960Mhz(Adjustable) Reading Range 0m ~ 7m (differs from each tag) 59 AT870N User Guide

Writing Range 0m ~ 3m (According to Tag & Environment) Antenna Gain 2 dbi (Standard) Speed 62.5 kbps RF Output 1W EIRP EPC Gen2 ISO 18000 6C Protocol ISO 18000 6B(Optional) Special Function Anti-collision 60 AT870N User Guide

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