Intermec NORAND 6642 User Manual download pdf (Page 55)

SECTION 4Battery Use

4-10 PEN*KEY

6642 Pen Computer User’s Guide

Battery Disposal

The 6642 pen computer contains or is supplied with a lithium-

ion battery. Lithium-ion batteries have a longer life due to their

chemical makeup and do not need to be replaced as often.

The internal battery must be replaced by an Intermec service

center and the expansion battery pack may be ordered separately.

Spent batteries should not be placed in common household

waste.

Contact local authorities for the location of a chemical waste

collection program near you.

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Pen Computer 1
Acknowledgments 2
FCC Computer Compliance 3
CONTENTS 6
Overview 10
SECTION 1 Overview 12
1-3PEN*KEY 12
Front View 13
Power Button 14
Power LED 15
Battery LED 15
Pen Stylus 16
Side Views 17
Rear View 18
Bottom View 19
RESET Switch 20
SECTION 1Overview 21
1-12 PEN*KEY 21
First Time 22
Connecting the AC Adapter 23
System Startup 24
Pen Stylus Input 25
Figure 2Ć2 26
Pen Operation 26
Connect Devices 27
Expander 28
Removing External Floppy Disk 29
Drive/Port Expander 29
Handling Floppy Disks 30
Inserting and Removing Floppy 30
Formatting a Floppy Disk 31
Software 32
Windows 98 Help 33
Contents 34
Help Regarding Items on the 35
PEN*KEY Utility Tool 36
Remaining Battery Capacity 37
SECTION 3 Software 38
SECTION 3Software 39
3-8 PEN*KEY 39
Keypad Assign 40
Pen Calibration 41
Pen Calibration (continued) 42
Exiting the PEN*KEY Tool 43
CIC Handwriting Recognition 44
On Screen Keyboard 45
Right Mouse Button Setting 45
Battery Use 46
LED lights green 47
SECTION 4 Battery Use 48
4-3PEN*KEY 48
Figure 4Ć2 49
Figure 4Ć3 50
Figure 4Ć4 51
Battery Pack Capacity 51
4-7PEN*KEY 52
Low Battery Warning 53
Charging and Operating Times 54
Battery Disposal 55
Section 5 56
Peripheral Equipment 57
Connectors 58
USB Connection 59
Keyboard/Mouse 59
SVGA Port 60
Switching the Display 60
Installing a Printer Driver 61
IrDA Communications 62
Logical Port 63
Disabling IR Communication 63
Communication with a PC 63
PC Card Slot 64
Removing a PC Card 65
Figure 5Ć7 66
Modem Connection 66
Connecting the Modem 67
Troubleshooting 68
Problems on Start–up 69
Problems with Display 70
Problems with Hard Disk 71
Problems with Floppy Disk 71
Problems with Touch Panel 72
Problems with Peripherals 72
SECTION 6Troubleshooting 73
6-6 PEN*KEY 73
Problems with Communications 74
Other Problems 75
Factory Service 76
Customer Response Center 76
Web Site 77
Bulletin Board Service 77

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