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Dolphin® 9500 Series User’s Guide Rev A
5/15/07
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Good signal strength.
Full signal strength.
Incoming SMS message
available.
This bubble appears automatically
when a new SMS message is
received. It contains the sender’s
information and the first line of the
text message.
Tap View to display the full message in
SMS Manager.
Tap Reply to switch to the SMS Manager
Compose screen. The 'To:' field is auto-
filled with the sender’s address.
Tap Save to put the message in the SMS
Manager Inbox.
Tap Delete to delete the message.
Tapping each button closes the bubble.
A new voicemail message is
available.
This bubble appears automatically
when a voicemail notification is
received.
Tap Call Answerphone to dial the
Answerphone service and retrieve
voicemail messages.
Tap Hide to close the bubble.
There is a call in progress to
the name or number shown
in the bubble.
Tap Hide to close the bubble.
Tap End to end the call.
This icon appears when
there is a call coming in or
going out.
A different bubble displays
for each circumstance.
If the incoming call is a con-
ference call, a different bub-
ble displays.
For a call going out
Tap Hide to close the bubble.
Tap End to end the call.
This bubble appears automatically
when a call comes in and while the
ringtone sounds.
If the caller is in the Phonebook, the
name displays. If not in the Phonebook,
the caller’s number displays; if the
number can’t be read, “no number”
displays.
Tap Answer to answer the call; this
places any current call on hold.
Tap Reject to reject the call.
Icons and Bubble Messages
Icon Description Tap this icon to display: Bubble Options
- User’s Guide 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 6 - Settings 4
- Chapter 7 - Communications 4
- Chapter 12 - Dolphin HomeBase 6
- Chapter 16 - Customer Support 7
- Agency Approvals 9
- 1 - 2 Rev A 10
- FCC Compliance 11
- 1 - 4 Rev A 12
- For European Community Users 13
- Microwaves 13
- 1 - 6 Rev A 14
- Getting Started 15
- Hand Strap 16
- Step 5. Align the Screen 17
- Step 6. Let Autoinstall Run 18
- Step 7. Set the Time and Date 18
- Verify Decoding 19
- Sample Bar Codes 19
- Resetting the Terminal 20
- Suspend Mode 20
- Hardware Overview 21
- Dolphin HomeBase 22
- Dolphin Mobile Base 22
- Dolphin ChargeBase 22
- Dolphin Net Base 22
- Dolphin QuadCharger 22
- Front Panel Features 24
- Back Panel Features 26
- Dolphin 9550 28
- Side Panel Features 30
- Bottom Panel Features 31
- Using the Touch Panel 32
- Batteries 34
- Managing Battery Power 35
- Maintenance 36
- 3 - 18 Rev A 38
- Today Screen 39
- Navigation Bar and Start Menu 39
- Using the Image Engine 40
- Decoding 42
- To Decode a Bar Code 42
- Capturing Images 44
- Taking an Image 44
- 5300 High-Vis Aiming Pattern 44
- Pop-Up Menus 45
- Selecting Programs 45
- File Explorer 46
- Writing on the Screen 47
- Drawing on the Screen 48
- Using Dolphin Keyboards 49
- Using the Function Keys 50
- Using the Navigation Keys 51
- Using the Modifier Keys 51
- 5 - 4 Rev A 52
- 35-Key Numeric/Alpha Keyboard 53
- Blue Key Combinations 54
- Alpha Mode Key Combinations 54
- 43-Key Alpha/Numeric Keyboard 55
- 43-Key Blue Key Combinations 56
- 43-Key Red Key Combinations 56
- Num Lock Key Combinations 57
- 56-Key Blue Key Combinations 58
- 56-Key Red Key Combinations 59
- 56-Key SFT Key Combinations 60
- 5 - 14 Rev A 62
- Settings 63
- Information 64
- Buttons 65
- To Enable HotKeys 65
- Button Assignments 65
- Available Applications 65
- Additional Functions 65
- Input Panel Options 66
- Headset Control 67
- Using Menus 68
- Using File Explorer 68
- Notifications 69
- ClearType Tuner 71
- CPU Speed 71
- 6 - 10 Rev A 72
- 6 - 12 Rev A 74
- Regional Settings 75
- Remove Programs 75
- 6 - 14 Rev A 76
- Connections Tab 78
- Connections Manager 79
- Modify an Existing Connection 80
- Online Help 80
- Network Cards 80
- 6 - 20 Rev A 82
- Using ActiveSync 84
- 7 - 4 Rev A 86
- If the File is an Installer: 87
- Using Infrared 88
- Sending Information 89
- Receiving Information 89
- Using an ISP 90
- Radio Manager Window 92
- To Disable Radios 92
- Com Port Assignment Table 93
- 7 - 12 Rev A 94
- Configuration Utility Options 95
- 802.11b Settings 96
- Config Tab 98
- Status Icons 100
- To Create a New Profile 100
- Network Profile Tab 101
- Authentication Tab 102
- Encryption Tab 103
- To Delete a Profile 103
- About Tab 104
- Advanced Tab 104
- Using the Status Icon 105
- AP Search Threshold 106
- Opening the Client 106
- Color Indicators 107
- Main Screen 107
- View Menu 108
- Help Menu 109
- Status Bar 109
- Port Menu 109
- Configuring the Client 110
- User Tab 111
- 8 - 18 Rev A 112
- System Tab 113
- Server Tab 114
- Configuring the Port 114
- Wireless Networks Tab 115
- Protocol Tab 116
- Configuring a Network Profile 117
- Profile Info Tab 118
- WEP Mgmt Tab 118
- PSK pass-phrase 119
- Installing Certificates 120
- Advice and Workarounds 122
- 8 - 30 Rev A 124
- Overview 125
- Assign COM Ports 125
- Object Sharing 126
- Discover Bluetooth Device(s) 126
- 9 - 4 Rev A 128
- View Device Properties 129
- Set Up Your Favorite Device 129
- Change Views 130
- Turn Radio Transmitter ON/OFF 131
- Bluetooth ActiveSync 131
- Bluetooth LAN Access 132
- 9 - 10 Rev A 134
- Exchange Business Cards 135
- Send a Contact 136
- Send a File 137
- Browse Remote Device 138
- 9 - 16 Rev A 140
- Receive Contact or File 141
- Enable File Sharing 142
- SIM Card Installation 144
- Audio Modes 145
- Volume Control 145
- Using uPhone 146
- Icons and Bubble Messages 147
- Using the Dialler 148
- Receiving a Call 149
- Answering a Call 149
- Rejecting a Call 149
- Call Waiting 149
- Ending a Call 150
- Making Conference Calls 150
- Dialler Menus 151
- Ringtone Configuration 152
- Phonebook 153
- Charging 153
- Call Log 154
- Tools Menu 155
- Tab Windows 156
- General Tab 157
- Network Tab 157
- Divert Tab 158
- Messaging Tab 160
- SMS Manager 161
- Sent Folder 162
- Outbox Folder 162
- Sending an SMS Message 162
- Edit Menu 163
- GPRS Settings 164
- 10 - 24 Rev A 166
- Dolphin 9501 and Dolphin 9551 167
- Dolphin 9501 Side Panel 168
- Dolphin 9501 Back Panel 168
- Dolphin 9551 Side Panel 170
- Dolphin 9551 Back Panel 170
- Radio Options 171
- Keyboard Options 171
- Peripherals and Accessories 171
- 11 - 6 Rev A 172
- Front Panel 174
- Back Panel 175
- Powering the HomeBase 176
- HomeBase Serial Connector 176
- Charging the Main Battery 177
- Communications 178
- RS-232 Communications Cables 179
- Mounting the HomeBase 180
- Wall Mounting 181
- 12 - 10 Rev A 182
- Bottom Panel 185
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 186
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 186
- Mounting the Mobile Base 187
- Back Panel and Brackets 187
- Brackets 188
- Requirements 189
- Connecting the Cables 189
- RS-232 Pin Configuration 190
- Mobile Base Serial Connector 190
- Power Supply 192
- Mounting the ChargeBase 194
- Using the DIN Rail 195
- Using the Wall Mount Kit 196
- 14 - 8 Rev A 198
- QuadCharger 199
- Top Panel 200
- Storing Batteries 202
- Using the Battery Analyzer 203
- Mounting the QuadCharger 204
- Troubleshooting 206
- Product Service and Repair 207
- Technical Assistance 208
- Limited Warranty 209
- 16 - 4 Rev A 210
- Hand Held Products, Inc 212
- 700 Visions Drive 212
- P.O. Box 208 212
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