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Dolphin® 7900 User’s Guide Rev F
10/16/07
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I/O Connector
I/O Connector
The bottom panel features a custom, industrial-grade mechanical connector with 17 pins. When seated in a Dolphin 7900 Series
peripheral, the terminal is powered, the main battery charged, and communication occurs via this connector. All Dolphin 7900
Series peripherals are designed to work exclusively with this connector.
The 17-pin connector communicates with Dolphin peripherals via RS-232 or USB. For RS-232, the maximum communication
speed is 115 Kbps with seven baud rate settings. For USB, the communication speed is up to 12 Mbps. If the peripheral unit is
connected to a PC, this connector also transmits data.
Powering Out
The I/O connector also provides power out 5V at 500mA. This means that, with the proper Hand Held Products cable, the terminal
can power another device.
By default, power out is disabled. To enable power out, alter the registry as follows:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\Serial4]
Conn5Venable=1
I/O Connector
Note: Signals referenced are for a DTE device.
- User’s Guide 1
- With Microsoft 1
- Windows 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 6 - Settings 4
- Chapter 7 - Communications 5
- Chapter 13 - Dolphin HomeBase 7
- Chapter 16 - Customer Support 8
- Agency Approvals 9
- LED Safety Statement 10
- FCC Compliance 11
- For European Community Users 12
- Microwaves 13
- 1 - 6 Rev F 14
- Getting Started 15
- Standard Configurations 16
- Custom Configurations 16
- Dolphin 7900 Accessories 18
- Hand Held Products 20
- Step 5. Align the Screen 21
- Step 6. Let Autoinstall Run 21
- 2 - 8 Rev F 22
- Today Screen 23
- Navigation Bar 23
- Selecting Programs 23
- Pop-Up Menus 24
- Using Search 24
- Using File Explorer 24
- Resetting the Terminal 25
- Suspend Mode 25
- 2 - 12 Rev F 26
- Hardware Overview 27
- Front Panel Features 28
- Back Panel Features 30
- Side Panel Features 32
- Installing a Mini-SD Card 33
- Installing a SIM Card 34
- Replacing the Access Door 34
- I/O Connector 35
- Battery Power 36
- Managing Battery Power 37
- Maintenance 38
- 3 - 14 Rev F 40
- Using the Image Engine 41
- 4 - 2 Rev F 42
- Activating the Engine 43
- Decoding 43
- Sample Bar Codes 44
- Omni-Directional Scanning 44
- Capturing Images 45
- 4 - 6 Rev F 46
- Using the Keyboards 47
- Using the Function Keys 48
- Using the Navigation Keys 48
- Using the Modifier Keys 49
- 25-Key Numeric Keyboard 50
- Blue Key Combinations 51
- Red Key Combinations 51
- 5 - 6 Rev F 52
- 36-Key Alpha Keyboard 53
- NUM Key Combinations 54
- Numeric Shift in Numeric Mode 55
- 5 - 10 Rev F 56
- Settings 57
- Personal Tab 58
- To Enable HotKeys 59
- Button Assignments 59
- Available Applications 59
- Additional Functions 59
- Headset Control 60
- Using System Settings 61
- 6 - 6 Rev F 62
- Certificates 64
- ClearType Tuner 64
- Clock & Alarms 64
- CPU Speed 64
- 6 - 10 Rev F 66
- Regional Settings 67
- Remove Programs 68
- Connections Tab 70
- Com Port Assignment Table 71
- Connections Manager 72
- Modify an Existing Connection 73
- Advanced Tab 73
- Online Help 73
- Network Cards 73
- 6 - 18 Rev F 74
- Communications 75
- Using ActiveSync 76
- 7 - 4 Rev F 78
- Using Infrared 79
- Sending and Receiving 80
- Receiving 80
- Wireless Radio Options 82
- Using an ISP 83
- 7 - 10 Rev F 84
- Configuration Utility Options 85
- 802.11b Settings 86
- Config Tab 88
- To Create a New Profile 89
- To Delete a Profile 89
- Network Profile Tab 90
- About Tab 92
- Using the Status Icon 93
- 8 - 10 Rev F 94
- AP Search Threshold 95
- Opening the Client 96
- Color Indicators 96
- Main Screen 96
- View Menu 97
- Help Menu 98
- Status Bar 98
- Port Menu 98
- Configuring the Client 99
- User Tab 100
- 10/16/07 101
- System Tab 102
- Server Tab 103
- Configuring the Port 103
- Wireless Networks Tab 104
- Protocol Tab 105
- Configuring a Network Profile 106
- Profile Info Tab 106
- WEP Mgmt Tab 107
- WPA Settings Tab 108
- Installing Certificates 109
- Advice and Workarounds 110
- 8 - 28 Rev F 112
- Dolphin® 7900 User’s Guide 112
- Overview 113
- Assign COM Ports 114
- Discover Bluetooth Device(s) 115
- 9 - 4 Rev F 116
- View Device Properties 117
- Set Up Your Favorite Device 117
- Change Views 118
- Turn Radio Transmitter ON/OFF 119
- Bluetooth ActiveSync 119
- 9 - 8 Rev F 120
- Bluetooth LAN Access 121
- 9 - 10 Rev F 122
- Exchange Business Cards 123
- Send a Contact 124
- Send a File 125
- Browse Remote Device 126
- 9 - 16 Rev F 128
- Receive Contact or File 130
- Enable File Sharing 130
- Using the Dialer 131
- Get Connected Wizard 132
- 9 - 22 Rev F 134
- Dial Up Connection 135
- 9 - 24 Rev F 136
- SIM Card 138
- Audio Modes 138
- Using uPhone 139
- Icons and Bubble Messages 140
- Using the Dialler 141
- Sending a Call 142
- Receiving a Call 142
- Answering a Call 142
- Rejecting a Call 142
- Call Waiting 142
- Ending a Call 143
- Making Conference Calls 143
- Dialler Menus 144
- Ringtone Configuration 145
- Phonebook 146
- Charging 146
- Call Log 147
- Tools Menu 148
- Tab Windows 149
- General Tab 149
- Network Tab 150
- Divert Tab 150
- Messaging Tab 152
- SMS Manager 153
- Sent Folder 154
- Outbox Folder 154
- Sending an SMS Message 154
- Edit Menu 155
- GPRS Settings 156
- 10 - 22 Rev F 158
- Dolphin 7900 with GPS 159
- Powering the GPS Module 160
- Enable5VOut 161
- Suspend/Resume with GPS 162
- Time to First Fix (TTFF) 162
- Serial Communications 163
- GPS Demo 164
- Position Tab 165
- Satellites Tab 165
- Urban Canyons 166
- Dolphin QuadCharger 167
- Rear Panel 168
- Using the Battery Analyzer 170
- Mounting the QuadCharger 171
- Troubleshooting 172
- Front Panel 174
- Back Panel 175
- RS-232 Serial Connector 176
- Powering the Dolphin HomeBase 176
- Charging the Main Battery 177
- Required Equipment for Setup 178
- RS-232 Communications 179
- 13 - 8 Rev F 180
- Mounting the HomeBase 181
- 13 - 10 Rev F 182
- 13 - 12 Rev F 184
- Power Supply 186
- Bottom Panel 188
- Using the DIN Rail 188
- Using the Mounting Brackets 189
- 14 - 6 Rev F 190
- 15 - 4 Rev F 194
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 196
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 196
- 15 - 8 Rev F 198
- Product Service and Repair 199
- Technical Assistance 200
- Limited Warranty 201
- 16 - 4 Rev F 202
- Hand Held Products, Inc 204
- 700 Visions Drive 204
- P.O. Box 208 204
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