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Dolphin® 7900 Series Mobile Computer User’s Guide 13 - 3
If using the USB port
Back Panel
Auxiliary Battery Well
The HomeBase enables you to charge an additional Li-ion battery pack independently of the terminal well. This
feature ensures that you can always have a fully-charged battery for your Dolphin terminal;
see Charging a Spare
Battery in the Auxiliary Battery Well on page 13-5.
USB Port
This USB Port is full-speed and 2.0 compliant. Using a USB cable, you can connect the HomeBase to a peripheral
device, such as a desktop computer or printer. When the Dolphin terminal is seated in the terminal well, it is
connected to the peripheral device via the HomeBase. The USB port requires that you use ActiveSync 3.7 or higher.
RS-232 Port
Use a 9-pin, RS-232 cable from Hand Held Products to connect this port to a peripheral device for RS-232 data
communication. For more information, see HomeBase Serial Connector on page 13-4.
DC Power Jack
Use a power cable from Hand Held Products to supply power to this power jack. For more information, see Powering
the HomeBase on page 13-4.
Orange
Serial data is being sent at high data rates.
This color… means…
Green LED
A USB connection is established with the host computer.
Auxiliary Battery Well
DC Power JackRS-232 PortUSB Port
- User’s Guide 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 7 - Settings 5
- Chapter 8 - Communications 5
- Chapter 12 - Applications 8
- Chapter 17 - Customer Support 9
- Introduction 11
- Required Safety Labels 12
- Location 12
- Laser Safety Label 12
- Canada: IC1693B79L00 14
- FCC ID: HD57900L00 14
- GSM MC-45 GSM MC-46 15
- FCC Compliance 16
- Microwaves 18
- Getting Started 19
- Standard Configurations 20
- Custom Configurations 20
- Dolphin 7900 Accessories 22
- Build 8.XX 8.XX 8.XX 25
- Step 5. Align the Screen 26
- Step 7. Set the Time Zone 27
- Step 8. Let Autoinstall Run 27
- Resetting the Terminal 29
- Suspend Mode 29
- Hardware Overview 31
- Front Panel Features 32
- Back Panel Features 34
- Side Panel Features 36
- Installing a Mini-SD Card 37
- Installing a SIM Card 38
- Replacing the Access Door 38
- Bottom Panel Features 39
- Battery Power 40
- Managing Battery Power 41
- Checking Battery Power 42
- Storing Batteries 42
- Today Screen 46
- Navigation Bar 46
- Selecting Programs 47
- Pop-Up Menus 47
- Adjusting the Backlight 48
- Communication Options 49
- Radio Options 50
- Disabling Radios 51
- Using the SIP Keyboard 52
- Using the Letter Recognizer 52
- Using the Block Recognizer 52
- Selecting Text 53
- Input Panel Options 53
- Writing on the Screen 54
- Drawing on the Screen 54
- Status Icons 55
- Notifications 55
- Using the Image Engine 57
- Activating the Engine 59
- Decoding 59
- Sample 128 Sample PDF417 60
- Code 128 60
- PDF417 Test Message 60
- Capturing Images 61
- Using the Keyboards 63
- Using the Navigation Keys 64
- Using the Modifier Keys 65
- 25-Key Numeric Keyboard 66
- Blue Key Combinations 67
- Red Key Combinations 67
- 36-Key Alpha Keyboard 69
- NUM Key Combinations 70
- Numeric Shift in Numeric Mode 71
- Settings 73
- Personal Tab 74
- Available Applications 76
- Additional Functions 76
- Headset Control 77
- Using System Settings 78
- Using File Explorer 78
- System Tab 80
- Certificates 81
- ClearType Tuner 81
- Clock & Alarms 81
- CPU Speed 81
- Find Link 84
- Regional Settings 86
- Remove Programs 87
- To Remove Programs 87
- Dolphin 7900 terminals 88
- Connections Tab 91
- Com Port Assignment Table 92
- Connecting to Your ISP 96
- Connecting to a VPN Server 100
- Establishing Dialing Rules 102
- Network Cards 104
- Communications 105
- Using ActiveSync 106
- If the File is an Installer: 108
- Using Infrared 109
- Sending and Receiving 110
- Receiving 110
- Troubleshooting 111
- Using an ISP 112
- Overview 113
- 802.11b Settings 114
- Status Tab 115
- Config Tab 117
- To Create a New Profile 119
- To Delete a Profile 121
- Advanced Tab 121
- About Tab 122
- Using the Status Icon 123
- Platforms Supported 124
- MD5 Worksheet 125
- LEAP Worksheet 125
- TLS/SmartCard Worksheet 125
- TTLS Worksheet 126
- PEAP Worksheet 127
- Opening the Client 128
- Icon Indicators 128
- Main Screen 129
- Port Status Icon 129
- Client Menu 129
- View Menu 130
- Help Menu 131
- Status Bar 131
- Port Menu 132
- Configuring the Client 132
- Configuration Screens 132
- Client Configuration Area 133
- Port Settings Area 138
- Time Stamp Message Text 143
- Certificate Requirements 144
- About CertAdd 144
- Advice and Workarounds 145
- How 802.1X Works 147
- Benefits of 802.1X 148
- Cisco LEAP 149
- Differences Between Protocols 150
- Assign COM Ports 152
- Discover Bluetooth Device(s) 152
- View Device Properties 155
- Set Up Your Favorite Device 156
- Change Views 156
- Turn Radio Transmitter ON/OFF 157
- Bluetooth ActiveSync 158
- Bluetooth LAN Access 160
- Exchange Business Cards 163
- Send a Contact 164
- Send a File 165
- Browse Remote Device 167
- Prepare for File Transfer 167
- Create a Folder 169
- Delete File(s) or Folder(s) 170
- Refresh Remote View 170
- Connect/Disconnect 170
- Exit Bluetooth File Explorer 171
- Receive Contact or File 171
- Using the Dialer 172
- Get Connected Wizard 173
- Dial Up to Your Network 176
- SIM Card 180
- Using uPhone 181
- Using the Dialler 183
- Making a Call 184
- To Enter a Number 184
- Receiving a Call 185
- To Answer a Call 185
- To Reject a Call 185
- Call Waiting 185
- Ending a Call 185
- Making Conference Calls 186
- Touchtones 187
- Volume Control 187
- Phonebook 187
- Tools Menu 188
- Settings Menu 189
- Audio Modes 190
- Ringtone Configuration 191
- Call Log 192
- SMS Manager 194
- Sent Folder 195
- Outbox Folder 195
- Sending an SMS Message 195
- Online Help 197
- Accessing 198
- Requirements 198
- Tab Windows 198
- General Tab 199
- Network Tab 200
- Divert Tab 201
- Messaging Tab 203
- Other Tab 203
- GPRS Settings 204
- To Add a GPRS Setting 205
- GPRS Connection 205
- Applications 207
- Using the Summary Screen 208
- Contacts 209
- Creating a Contact 210
- Searching for Contacts 210
- Creating a Task 212
- Messaging 214
- Receiving Messages 215
- Using the Message List 215
- Composing Messages 216
- Pocket Internet Explorer 217
- View Options 218
- Mobile Favorites Folder 218
- Pocket Word 220
- Using Pocket Word 221
- Creating a Word File 221
- Pocket Excel 222
- Creating an Excel File 223
- MSN Messenger 225
- Pictures 226
- Dolphin 7900 HomeBase 227
- Front Panel 228
- Back Panel 229
- Powering the HomeBase 230
- HomeBase Serial Connector 230
- Charging the Main Battery 231
- Connecting the Cables 234
- Note: The HomeBase 235
- be daisy-chained 235
- Mounting the HomeBase 236
- Desk Mounting 237
- Wall Mounting 237
- Dolphin 7900 Mobile Base 239
- Bottom Panel 241
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 245
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 245
- Dolphin 7900 ChargeBase 247
- Power Supply 248
- Using the DIN Rail 250
- Using the Mounting Brackets 251
- Dolphin 7900 QuadCharger 253
- Rear Panel 254
- Using the Battery Analyzer 256
- Mounting the QuadCharger 257
- Customer Support 259
- Technical Assistance 260
- Limited Warranty 261
- Hand Held Products, Inc 264
- 700 Visions Drive 264
- P.O. Box 208 264
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