Admin_Guide ver 1.

For Optimus PDA

Device Administrator manual ver 1.3

Last Updated, 10th Jan, 2008

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Contents

1. UtilityManager
1. StartUp Processing
2. Setting Startup List

3. Programming Script
4. QuickLauncher
5. RegBackup
2. Laser Scanner

1. 2.1 General
2. 2.2 Barcode
3. 2.3 String
4. 2.4 Tray Icon Menu
3. HHP Scanner

1. 2.1 General
2. 2.2 Barcode
3. 2.3 String

4. 2.4 Image
5. 2.5 Tray Icon Menu
4. KeyPad

1. Definition of KeyPad
2. Function of HotKey

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3. Other function
4. Function of KeyMap
5. OS Upgrade

1. OS Information
2. PDA OS Upgrader
3. USB OS Upgrader
6. Other Utility and Settings
1. Storage Manager
2. Wireless Setting
3. Device Profile
4. BlueTooth SPPUI

5. PDA Information

Reference Information

1. System Directory Description

2. KeyCode Values

3. SharpEx Function

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1 Utility Manager
El “Utility Manager” corre gran cantidad de programas para todo tipo de aplicaciones dentro de la PDA e instala aplicaciones que el

usuario necesita para propositos especificos. Finalmente, el proposito del “Utility Manager” es para preparar la PDA para que

funcione según unas necesidades.

El usuario puede modificar los parametros y opciones en el Panel de Control siguiendo el siguiente procedimiento:

You can find other tabs

Input
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Buttons change link this :

1.1 Arranque al Inicio

Cuando la PDA arranca la primera vez, el sistema ejecuta aplicaciones a traves del InitPDA.exe.

En la pestaña StartUp ejecuta last areas indicadas en el “Utility Manager” y funciones como las siguientes.

• Ejecutar aplicaciones.

• Ejecutar ficheros de script

• Paquetes de Instalacion.

• Copiar archivos DLL/CPL los cuales se instalan en la carpeta Storage/system en carpetas en function del uso.

• Poner iconos de acceso directos en el sistema.

• Poner el fondo de escritorio.

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Process of Startup.exe is as following

1. Copying and setting system files.

1. Copy files of Storage/system/DLL to Windows folder.

2. Setting Storage/system/Links to be shown on Desktop.

3. Setting Storage/system/Links_Program to be shown on start menu in Window.

4. Copy files of Storage/system/CPL to Windows folder.

5. Setting Storage/system/Desktop/wallpaper.bmp to be assigned on wallpaper.

2. Running StartUp list of Utility Manager.

3. If there is folder of Storage/system/Autoexec, running Lnk files in that folder.

1.2 Setting Startup List

User can edit and select each list of startup program which can be accessed in Utility Manager & Startup tap

If certain list is selected, you can see above picture.

If you select Add in the bottom of list, you can add new list.

Explanation of each selection is as following.

Type: Display whether the program is necessary to operate the system or not.

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System – Mandatory program to run the PDA.

User – Optional program that doesn’t affect to run the PDA.

• RunType: Display when program will be executed.

o None: No execution. Display None when it is not used or should not be executed.
o ColdBoot: Execute the program after hard reset. When hard reset, program is used to set up list which will be

deleted.
o WarmBoot: Execute the program after soft reset.
o Both: Execute the program after both soft and hard reset. The program should be used all the time when the

system is on.

• Path : Display path of program or package

• Option: Specific option can be assigned when exe file is running. ‘*’ means there is no assigned option.

• Description: Explanation of program.

Click OK to finish editing the program. Click Delete to delete the program on the list.

The programs on the StartUp tab execute from the first program on the list. If the file is not in the assigned path, it will be ignored

and proceed to the next program.

Execute EXE files

The entire file named with EXE need to be copied to Windows folder before use. The copied files execute when you

use it. For instance, if renewed ScanLaser should be updated, update Storage/system/Scaner/ScanLaser.exe which

is actual executing file to change file easily. Then reset the device.

Shortcut icon EXE files do not need to be copied to Windows folder because they execute Linked file.

Install Package

Assume the entire CAB file as package and start install. When install packages, wait till installing one package is finished and

proceed next item since it takes time and may cause interference if install another item during installing process.

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Generally installed package set the RunType as ColdBoot because it will not be deleted unless ColdBoot the system. If soft reset

the PDA during installing package due to the hang-up for instance, system remembers it and installs again after WarmBoot.

Execute Script File

The entire BAT files are recognized as script files and executed by script running machine.

1.3 Writing Script

Install Control Panel

Control Panel consists of DLL files that have special interface. In WinCE device, copy .CPL files under \windows to use Control

Panel. Copy CPL files to \Stroage\CPL not to be deleted. The path of CPL file will be \Stroage\CPL\Test.cpl. Copy this to

\Windows\Test.cpl. You can copy it by Shell command as below.

copy \Stroage\CPL\Test.cpl \Windows\Test.cpl

Install DLL files

You can install DLL files which are not included in system or copy shortcut icons on desktop by copying them under Windows. In

case that DB library consists of DLL files, you can install Index.dll and Table.dll under Windows directory using the command lines

as below.

copy \Storage\DLL\*.dll \Windows\*.dll

or

copy \Storage\DLL\index.dll \Windows\Index.dll

copy \Storage\DLL\Tableindex.dll \Windows\Index.dll

Automatic Install cab File

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System has cab file install program.

wceload [/noaskdest ]

/askdest

/delete 0 : Do not delete CAB file

1 : Delete CAB file(Default)

Write the script as below using this program.

wceload /noaskdest /delete 0 \Storage\Test.cab

Program Auto Run

Instead of copy shortcut icon on desktop, you can run specific programs automatically by giving special options using script.

The command line of \Storage\Modem.exe is as below.

\Storage\Modem.exe

Using this script, PDA doesn’t proceed to the next step until Modem.exe is disabled. If PDA has a program that needs Modem.exe

constantly, Autoexec.bat or Init.bat is not closed as well. For this case, use the command line below.

start \Storage\Modem.exe

1.4 QuickLauncher

Select frequently used applications or Control panel item on the QuickLaunch list. You can see QuickLauncher icon that has

selected items on the tray bar. You can disable QuickLauncher on Startup tab.

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This is the QuickLauncher

You can change or delete program settings on QuickLaunch tab. You can add new item by choosing Add at the bottom of the list.

Description of setting options

• Name: Name of the program or item

• Enable: Enable on QuickLauncher icon on the tray bar.

• Path : Path of the program

• Arg : Option or value to run the program

1.5 RegBackup
※ Unless used RegBackup, Volume, Sleep, Internet Explorer, Memory, Stylus Calibration, Partnership
Information are able to backup and restore from 10-Dec-07 OS version.

If users don’t use 10-Dec-08 OS version, they need RegBackup function generally.

User can save setting values of certain items in system using by RegBackup. Check the item you want to save and

click OK. Registry values of checked items are saved as files and they can be restored by running 'RegBackup -r'.

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Each items save settings explained as below.

• Volume: Save/restore settings of Volume & Sound in Control Panel.

• Sleep: Save/restore settings of Schemes tab in Power in Control Panel.

• Internet Explorer: Save/restore settings of Internet Options in Control Panel.

• Memory: Save/restore settings of Memory in Control Panel.

• Stylus Calibration: Save/restore settings of Stylus Calibration in Control Panel.

• Partnership Information: Save/restore Partner Ship information remained after active sync with PC.

Using RegBackup

Restore function of RegBackup.exe do not operate appropriately if it is executed directly in Startup list. Add the

command line in Init.bat as below to operate when Open "\Storage\system\init.bat" file and add the command line

as below to operate the function when PDA Coldboot. (If the file does not exist, create it as below)

\Storage\system\reg\RegBackup.exe –r

2. 1D Laser Scanner
The MC5000 PDA is available with 3 different scan engines – 1D Laser, 1D CMOS, 2D Imager. The scanner program

works with different types of decoder modules and is compatible with all three barcode scan engines available.

If a developed application is supported by the Scanner Program then it can also be used with other barcode scan

engines as well. Moreover, in case when application program is based on the Scanner Program, it can be used in

other working environments.

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Scanner Program can be configured by selecting “Barcode” in the control panel.

You can find other tabs

Input
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Buttons change link this :

2.1 General Setting

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2.1.1 Control Mode

The KeyStroke Mode allows scanning without the need to use an additional application. Scanning information is

displayed in the Editbox when the “Scanner.exe” decodes a barcode using the activated edit control tool. The

Editbox allows decoded barcode data to be observed.

Message Mode decodes barcodes using “Scanner.exe” and sends a message such as WM_BAR_DECODED_DATA to

the application that is being used. Therefore, decoded data is directly processed by the application. It is

recommended to set up a Window Handle, which will receive the data.

2.1.2 Show Gun Mode Menu

Check when decode barcodes using Gun Trigger. Gun Mode is available only when PDA is mounted on the Gun Trigger. Tray Icon

changes from when Gun Mode is selected.

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2.1.3 Set Gun Mode when startup

This function enables “Gun Mode” as default setting. It activates only when "Show Gun Mode" is checked.

2.1.4 Display Tray Icon

This function shows the status of Scanner.exe with Icon on the tray bar.

Scanner Tray Icon

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2.1.5 Fast KeyStroke Mode

This function increases decoding speed in KeyStroke Mode. However, it may decrease compatibility of Scanner Program.

2.1.6 Running Mode

To run or stop the scanner program use the Barcode Setting window according to the following methods:

• Scanner run : Check “Use Scanner Controller” and Apply

• Scanner stop : Check “Not Use” and Apply

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2.1.7 Decoding Sound

You can select enable or disable decoding sound.

2.1.8 Decoding Sound Path

You can choose sound file for Decoding Sound. Default file is "\Windows\Decode.wav".

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2.2 Barcode

Choose a barcode type you want to use.

2.3 String

While decoding the Barcode in KeyStroke Mode, the output can have a character string added.

• Prefix: Character string is displayed before the Barcode Data.

• Suffix: Character string follows the Barcode Data.

• TrimLeft: String to delete before the Barcode data.

• TrimRight: String to delete behind the Barcode data

• Translate: String to change in Barcode data (Format: Two place ASCII Code of string to change / String to change)

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• GetFirst: Number of string to extract from in front of the Barcode data

• GetLast: Number of string to extract from behind the Barcode data

3. HHP Scanner (2D Imager)

3.1 General Setting

3.1.1 Control Mode

The KeyStroke Mode allows scanning without the need to use an additional application. Scanning information is

displayed in the Editbox when the “Scanner.exe” decodes a barcode using the activated edit control tool. The

Editbox allows decoded barcode data to be observed.

Message Mode decodes barcodes using “Scanner.exe” and sends a message such as WM_BAR_DECODED_DATA to

the application that is being used. Therefore, decoded data is directly processed by the application. It is

recommended to set up a Window Handle, which will receive the data.

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3.1.2 Show Gun Mode Menu

Check when decode barcodes using Gun Trigger. Gun Mode is available only when PDA is mounted on the Gun

Trigger. Tray Icon changes from when Gun Mode is selected.

3.1.3 Set GunMode when startup

This function enables “Gun Mode” as default setting. It activates only when "Show Gun Mode" is checked.

3.1.4 Display Tray Icon

This function shows the status of Scanner.exe with Icon on the tray bar.

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Scanner Tray Icon

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3.1.5 Fast KeyStroke Mode

This function increases decoding speed in KeyStroke Mode. However, it may decrease compatibility of Scanner Program.

3.1.6 Running Mode

To run or stop the scanner program use the Barcode Setting window according to the following methods:

• Scanner run : Check “Use Scanner Controller” and Apply

• Scanner stop : Check “Not Use” and Apply

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3.1.7 Simple Menu Mode

Enable this function when you want to use simple Tray Icon menu.

3.1.8 Transfer AIM Code (AIM Symbology Identifiers)

This function adds AIM (Automatic Identification Manufacturer) format characters in three place prefix of Barcode Decoding data.

]cm

• ] SI indicator

• c Symbology Identification

• m Modifier characters

Symbology Character
A Code 39
B Telepen
C Code 128
D Code One
E EAN/UPC
F Codabar
G Code 93

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H Code 11
I ITF 25
K Code 16K
L PDF417
M MSI code
N Anker Code
O Codablock
P Plessey Code
R Straight 2 of 5 (two bar start/stop codes)
S Straight 2 of 5 (three bar start/stop codes)
T Code 49
X Other Bar code
Z Non Barcode data

Modifier Characters

The modifier character is determined by summing the option values of each symbology. If the sum is greater than 9, use A, B, C, D,

E, and F in the place of 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.

Code 39 Option Values

0 No check character or Full ASCII
1 Reader has performed mod 43 check
2 Reader has performed mod 43 check and stripped the check character
4 Reader has performed Full ASCII conversion

Telepen Option Values

0 Full ASCII mode

1 Double density numeric mode
2 Double density numeric followed by full ASCII
4 Full ASCII followed by double density numeric

Code 128 Option Values

0 Standard
1 Function code 1 in first character position
2 Function code 2 in second character position

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4 Concatenation according to ISBT specification has been performed, and concatenated data follows.

3.2 Barcode
Choose a barcode type you want to use.

3.2.1 OCR

How to use OCR code Template

Template Characters
a represents any alphanumeric character (digit or letter)
c represents a check character position
d represents any digit
e represents any available OCR character
g represents character from user-defined variable "g"
h represents character from user-defined variable "h"
l represents any uppercase letter

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t marks the start of a nuew template

r multi row indicator

All other characters represent themselves. Spaces can be used.

3.3 String

While decoding the Barcode in KeyStroke Mode, the output can have a character string added.

• Prefix: Character string is displayed before the Barcode Data.

• Suffix: Character string follows the Barcode Data.

• TrimLeft: String to delete before the Barcode data.

• TrimRight: String to delete behind the Barcode data

• Translate: String to change in Barcode data (Format: Two place ASCII Code of string to change / String to change)

• GetFirst: Number of string to extract from in front of the Barcode data

• GetLast: Number of string to extract from behind the Barcode data

3.4 Image

You can configure image setting.

3.4.1 Show Image at Bottom

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3.4.2 Path

You can designate image save path.

3.4.3 Image File Prefix

You can name the image to save.

3.4.3 Image Size

You can set the captured image size by configure coordinate values of left, top, right, and bottom.

3.5 Tray Icon Menu (Default)

Drop down menus when click the Tray Icon

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Click

• Decode Only: Only decode Barcode data

• Image & Decode: Capture image and decode Barcode data

• Image Only: Only capture image

• MultiScan Mode: Decode several barcodes while pushing trigger button

• Show Barcode Info: Display barcode type and contents

• Set To KeyStroke Mode: Activate KeyStroke Mode

• Show Image: Show captured image on the screen

Trigger Key: Recapture

Navigation Key: Save

End Key: Cancel

• Gun Mode: Decode with barcode using Gun Trigger (Control panel > Barcode > General tab - Tick “Show Gun Mode

Menu” to make this menu appear)

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4. KeyPad
4.1. What is KeyPad?
Traditionally the term “Keypad” refers to the physical set of keys or buttons used for information input. This term,

however has been extended to cover an application that is used on the Optimus PDA using the touch screen.

4.1.1 Each name of part and general operation of KeyPad.

Direction When you use direction cursor

Send/End When you use calling or receiving telephone in PhoneUI program or using special key for application program
Shift Modify KeyMap Mode..
Fn Making to operate specific action regarding each function.
BackSp Input Back Space.
Enter Input the key that has the changing line.
Number When you input key value directly, you use it. Initial keys are number.

The detailed operation of KeyPad is as following

Normal with Fn Key

Dir. - Up VK_UP VK_PAGEUP

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Dir. - Down VK_DOWN VK_PAGEDOWN

Dir. - Left VK_LEFT VK_HOME
Dir. - Right VK_RIGHT VK_END
Send VK_F21 Windows Key ( Show Window Menu)
End VK_F22 VK_ESCAPE
BackSp VK_BACK (or depending on keyMap) VK_SPACE
Enter VK_RETURN (or depending on KeyMap) VK_TAB
Fn Switch Function Mode Show Current Input method that is using
Shift Change KeyMap. Execute Task Manager.

Number / * / # Keyboard Input – depending on KeyMap. Execute HotKey function. HotKey (Explained in
HotKey)

4.1.2 Display Keypad operating status

The KeyPad icon is shown in the taskbar as shown below. Clicking or tapping on this icon activates the application for use.

Pressing down on the icon for longer brings up the Select Menu allowing for the input method to be changed.

Click for
Show SIP Menu

Long Push for

SIP Select Menu

• : Character input status

• : Status on waiting next input key after Fn Key is already pushed

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You can change the status of input method among by pressing the Shift key. The input values for

each input method is shown in the table below.

Some keys on the keypad contain multiple values. Alternative values can be selected by multiple presses of the

required button – very much like on a mobile phone. For example, if you push the “2” key repeatedly in succession,

A is first shown followed by B then C then A again.

4.2 HotKey
Using the KeyPad program, actions can be set against particular Hotkeys.

Hotkeys are selected by simultaneously pressing the Fn + Number key. Hotkeys can be configured by selecting

“KeyPad” in the control panel.

These are example options for HotKey function.

• Send : Auto run PhoneUI

• F1~F0 / F* / F#: number(1~0) + */#

• FS : Fn+S(send)

• FE : Fn+E(end)

• Fsh : Fn+Shift

• Fen : Fn+Enter

• Fbk : Fn+BackSpace

4.2.1 HotKey Function

Each Fn key combination can operate one of 3 actions below.

• Character string Input: Input saved character string without prefix when Fn key operates.

• Execute Program: Execute designated program when Fn key operates. In this case, program path starts with '\'. If saved

character string begins with '\', application program operates. If saved character string does not begin with '\', Fn key input

only character string.

• Special key Input: Emulate special keys such as ESC/ALT/Ctrl+C that are difficult to operate with characters. Special key

Input begins with '_'.

In control panel, these functions are indicated by icons as below.

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• : Character string Input

• : Execute application program

• : Special key Input

• : Not assigned

• : Disabled – You can choose Enable/Disable the assigned Fn key operation. When you choose Disable, this icon

appears regardless of its function.

If there are icons of execute application program or Special key input without '\' or '_' in control panel, these are

processed with comment.

If character strings begin with parenthesis ( '(' ), it erases character strings before parenthesis and only shows inside the

parenthesis shown as below.

• _A409(Show TaskManager) ⇒ (Show TaskManager)

• \Windows\PWord.exe(MS Pocket Word) ⇒ (MS Pocket Word)

• _5B(Windows Menu Key) ⇒ (Windows Menu Key)

4.2.2 Editing

To change a particular Hotkey setting, first click within the region of the Hotkey option to be modified. If a menu

appears, select “Edit String.” Now modify the text. Alternatively clicking “Program Select” instead of “Edit String”, a

particular function key can be assigned to run a program instead of insert text.

If inputting the selection manually, the chosen path for applications should always start with ‘\’. Omitting the “\”

result in the Hotkey function operating in character string input mode.

If you click an item, select menu appears. Each menu is explained below.

• Edit String: Edit Fn key function as input character string directly.

• Input Single Key: A window pops up for _XX/_XXXX (XX indicates KeyCode showed in Hexcode) format special key input.

You can input special key directly in Combo box. Otherwise you can choose DropDown List of KeyCode.

• Program Select: File Dialog box appears to choose exe (execute file), bat(script), lnk (Link file), etc.

• Clear: Empty the item.

• Enable: Enable or Disable the item.

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4.2.3 Assign Special Key

To assign special key, start with ‘_’ and input charater string with Hexcode. These Hexcodes are keycodes. Refer to

Code table in the last page.

If you want to assign ESC key, you just input ESC keycode (0x1A).

_1A

In case of combining special key such as Shift/Ctlr/ALT and another key, input keycode in order.

For example of Ctrl-C which is shortcut for copy, Ctrl keycode is 0x11and C keycode is0x43. Input like this.

_1143

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However, direct keycode input recorded in control panel, it is hard to find the exact key or operation. You can use

comment with parentheses to check the assign of Fn key easily because only comment in parentheses shows in

control panel like below.

_1143(Ctrl-C/Copy)

4.3 Other Functions

4.3.1 AutoRepeat Function

If you push a key long, the key is inputted again automatically.

• LongPush Delay: Time takes till automatic repeat starts. (Time takes till recognize LongPush)

• Repeat Interval: Interval time between key input.

4.3.2 Fn+Fn Key Blocking Function

In case of combining Fn+Fn keys, block SIP window popup.

4.3.3 Version Display

Display versions of KeyPad program and control panel program.

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4.4 KeyMap Function

You can change the setting of key functions freely using KeyMap Function. You can add or delete keymap. You can select keymaps

in control panel.

4.4.1 Install KeyMap

To install KeyMap, copy and paste KMP file to \Storage (or IPSM)\system\Keypad. You can choose KeyMap setting in control panel

after install KMP file and Soft Reset

The first setting of KeyMap is Numeric. You can change the initial setting by adding Default.kmp file.

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4.4.2 Writing KeyMap

I Icon Index
K[Num] Key Input
E Start key of KeyMap Mode
R End key of KeyMap Mode

T Translate

Icon Index

Designate an icon among these (from 0 to 10 in order) to display present keymap on the tray.

Key Input

Define the key column that will be input when you press the keypad.

You can define K0~K13.

K0~K9: Keypad: Number 1~9

K10, K11: Keypad: * and #

K12, K13: Keypad: Backspace and Enter

In case that each key does not have definition, output will be default functions such as Arabic numbers, *, #, backspace, enter.

Input keyscan value (Hex code, Not ASCII)) for key column. In most of the cases, it is hard to know keyscan value

for certain key. You can input _(ASCII) format. If you input 1 after ‘_’, keyscan value of keypad 1 is inputted. If you

input _A, keyscan value of A is inputted. However, it is hard to input keyscan value of special key. Thus you can

input “^defined character” such as “^S” is used for “VK_SHIFT.”

Here is the table of special characters that you can input.

• ^S : VK_SHIFT;

• ^C : VK_CONTROL;

• ^T : VK_TAB;

• ^R : VK_RETURN;

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• ^B : VK_BACK;

• ^D : VK_DELETE;

• ^I : VK_INSERT;

• ^H : VK_HANGEUL

When you write a keymap, you should be cautious that input is not the actual character code but key value that

means keypad input. If you input _A or h41 (A in ASCII code) in the keymap, the output can’t be “A”. The input will

be “a” in most cases because you only press the A in keypad. If you want to input “A” when you press 1 in keypad,

you should write the keymap as follows.

K0[tab]^S_A

Press Shift key first and press “A” key.

One keypad can have 10 key values. In this case, keymap will be as follows.

K0[tab]1stKeySeq[tab]2ndKeySeq[tab] ... [tab]10thKeySeq

If q and z are with 1 in keypad, input comes out in order. In this case, keymap will be as follows.

K0[tab]_Q[tab]_Z

Enter key/ Close key of Keymap mode

If a certain keymap uses specific language, you should input a certain key with Shift key to use the keymap.

• E[tab]^H

• R[tab]^H

Here is English keymap that summarize the explanation above.

English.kmp

I 3 - Icon index 3 – Select small letters

K0 _Q _Z Press 1 key, input q and z

K1 _A _B _C Press 2 key, input a/b/c

K2 _D _E _F

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K3 _G _H _I

K4 _J _K _L

K5 _M _N _O

K6 _P _R _S

K7 _T _U _V

K8 _W _X _Y

K9 ^S_2 Press 0 key, input @ (Shift+2)

K10 BE Direct input keyscan value .key

K11 BK Direct input keyscan value –key

K12 ^B VK_BACK

K13 ^R VK_RETURN

Translate

Translate function is change the output of certain characters into another one when the character is being input

after a certain character.

In case of French, when input ‘~’ first and input ‘a’, the two characters change into ã by using Translate function.

Write as below to use Translate function.

T[tab](PrevKeyCode)(InputKeyIndex)[tab]KeySeq

Input key code value directly for previous key code, and input keyindex(K0 ~ K13) for following key code.

Forced assignment of IMM Status

Keypad has a key that can change the status of IMM when keymap changes. The status of IMM may change forcibly by external

program. In this case, you can change the status of IMM as you want forcibly by L.

L 0 : Do not change the status of IMM by force.

L 1 : Change the status of IMM in English.

L 2 : Change the status of IMM in native language.

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5. OS Upgrade
When OS is updated, you can upgrade OS by using two programs.

5.1 OS Information.

OS image which is installed to flash has 3 different files name.

IPL: Initial Program Loader

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• IPL.nb0

mdocipl.nb0: This is image file of Initial Program Loader. Program to help when loading BootLoader

SPL: Secondary Program Loader

When booting, SPL executes after reading list of menu and OS.

EBoot.nb0

UBoot.nb0

SPL.nb0: This is uncompressed type of BootLoader.

• SPL.zb0: This is compressed type of BootLoader.

OS Image File

• nk.zb0: This is compressed type of OS image file.

5.2 PDA OS Upgrade

PDA has a program for writing Flash Image file to update easily. You can upgrade OS by using the program located as below.

• Storage
o System

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 Util

 FlashWriter.exe

First, copy OS image file in \Storage and run FlashWriter program.

The location of FlashWrite is Storage\nk.zb0.

In case that battery level is low, it might stop processing while OS is being upgraded.

Thus, in order to prevent above case, please check battery level at least more than 75%.

You can see status of OS upgrade on the screen.

You should do H/W reset after writing image is done.

You can see message to reset system.

5.3 USB OS Upgrade (USB Write Program)

In case that ActiveSync cannot connect PDA and PC for some reasons, upgrade the OS using Image Download

function included in PDA Bootloader.

PC Setup

A device driver should be installed in PC so that PC can recognize Image Downloader of PDA.

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Install the files below to the PC

• InnoUsb.inf: Device driver install file

• InnoUsb.sys: Device driver file

• UsbWrite.exe: Application program to transfer OS images to PDA.

PDA Setup

Hard reset the PDA and press “0” key in the keypad till the menu appears as below.

1. Normal Boot: Proceed to the next Booting step.

2. WinCE Download: Download OS

3. SPL Download: Download SPL (BootLoader).

4. IPL Download: Download IPL.

5. Clean Boot: Clean Registry values which were saved before PDA went H/W reset.

SPL (BootLoader)
Build Date

Press “1” to precede common OS booting process. (Without any change)

Press “2” to download OS, press “3” to download SPL, and press “4” to download IPL.

Press “5” Clean registry backup

Run PC Program

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Run usbwrite program on PC. You can see the program window appears as below. (Few characters may not appear according to

environment of PC. Please refer to the explanation on the picture.)

Select OS file Transfer select image file to PDA Exit

File Location

Writing Progress

Hard reset the PDA and press “0” on the keypad to make the PDA ready to download new OS. Press “2” on the

keypad to download OS image. Connect the PDA to PC via USB cradle.

Information on USB descriptor will appear right after connect the PDA to PC.

If it doesn’t appear, click “Connect Info”.

Click “NK (BL) Open” to select OS image file.

Click “Write” to transfer OS image file to the PDA.

After writing is finished, hard reset the PDA.

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6 Other Utility and Settings

6.1 Storage Manager
In case that flash memory is too seriously damaged to recover, flash memory can be deleted or formatted in

Storage Manager in Control Panel. (Generally storage manager controls all the devices in file system. In case of

MC5000, Storage manager controls only flash memory.)

In above picture, DSK1 means Storage folder. If storage and system are seriously damaged, you can recover system and storage

by format or Dismount/Mount.

Mini SD card can be also formatted or Unmount/Mounted in this process.

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6.2 Wireless Setting

You can turn on/off wireless functions in Wireless Setting menu.

Wireless Setting from Control Panel

Wireless Setting from Quick Launcher

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6.2.1 Wireless Setting

The pictures below are displaying WLAN setting window.

Wireless LAN On/Off

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Wireless LAN Setting

You can configure detail settings in WLAN Advanced tab. The options chosen in here are recoverable by using WLanBackup

program.

IP Address Setting

Set IP information

• Obtain an IP address via DHCP

• Specify an static IP Address

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Properties Setting

Set information related to connection with AP.

• SSID: Name the connected AP(Access Point)

• Encryption: Select between “Disabled” or “WEP”

• Authentication: Select between “Open” and “Shared”

• WEP Key: Select between “Auto” and “Manual”

Advanced Setting

Set options for Wireless LAN internal operation.

• Tx Data Rate: Data transmit speed

• Roaming Trigger: Select when the PDA start roaming for another AP

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• Power Save Mode: Select Power Save option

• Tx Power Control: Wireless LAN signal strength option

WWAN (Wide Area Network) / Bluetooth / IrDA

You can turn on/off each device by click on icon.

GSM Power On/Off

Bluetooth Power On/Off

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IrDA Power On/Off

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6.2.2 Wireless Backup

If you run WLanBackup.exe in Startup menu, it cannot recover completely. You should add the below command line in Init.bat and

set to run when Hardware reset is performed. Open "\Storage\system\init.bat" file and add the command line as below.

\Storage\system\reg\WLanBackup.exe -r

6.3 Device Profile

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6.4 BlueTooth SPPUI

Use this program to search for Bluetooth device.

6.4.1 Bluetooth Device Search

Click “Inquiry” button to search Bluetooth Device. “Inquiry” changes to “STOP” and other buttons are inactivated. Searched

Bluetooth Devices appear in the left window.

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6.4.2 Bluetooth Device Connect

Select the device to use in the list and click “Connect.” Enter PIN window and Channel window appear. Input PIN and Channel and

click “OK.”

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6.4.3 Bluetooth Device Status

Status: Display the Channel and Address of Bluetooth Device

Menu

• Stop: Stop to use Bluetooth Device

• Save: Save connecting information of Bluetooth Device in 'BTPrintCfg.dat'

• Deregister: Delete connecting information of Bluetooth Device saved in Registry

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6.5 PDA Information

Detail Information

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• Device Information: Shows WLAN, Modem, and Bluetooth modules are installed or not.

• Software Information: Shows Software version information.

• Save Information: Save the information in "\Storage\system\util\PDAInformation.txt"

System Directory Description

Stroage

• BTPrinter : BlueTooth manager and printer sample software folder

o BTPrinter.exe : Bluetooth printer software
o Porti_bluetooth.dll : Printer control DLL
o sppui.exe : BlueTooth manager for SPP profile devices

• Camera : Camera software folder

o App

 Camera.exe : Camera application

 CAMERA.wav : Capture sound

 InnoCamera.dll : Camera device control DLL

• Inst : Cabinet Folder for Install

o English : Cabinet files for english locale

 dotNet.cab : dotNet 2.0 Compact Framework install file

 Inbox.cab : Inbox for e-mail receive

 MediaPlayer.cab : Microsoft MediaPlayer

 Messenger.cab : Windows messenger

 RemoteDesktop.cab : Remote desktop ( RDP )

• system : General system softwares located here

o Startup.exe : the StartUp.exe software
o BT : BlueTooth Files

 sppui.exe : BlueTooth manager for SPP profile devices ( same as BTPrinter folder )
o CPL : Control Panel Files ( these files copy to Windows folder )

 BackLight.cpl : Backlight control

 bthpnl.cpl : BlueTooth device search for every BT Profiles ( takes longer time than SPPUI )

 DeviceProfile.cpl : DeviceProfile for read device's information

 HotKey.cpl : KeyPad Setting

 OSInfor.cpl : Display OS information

 ScanImager.cpl : Scanner Setting for Imager Type Scanner

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 ScanLaser.cpl : Scanner Setting for Laser Type Scanner

 UtilityManager.cpl : the UtilityManager software

 WirelessSetting.cpl : Wireless setting

o Desktop : Links for Desktop screen

 wallpaper.bmp : Background bitmap for Desktop ( this folder canbe not exist )
o AutoExec : Running Program's links when system booting ( this folder canbe not exist )
o Diagnostic : System Diagnostic softwares

 AgingTest.exe : Agiang Tester for this Device

 TimeRecorder.exe : Time Recorder for Battary life checking

 w-lan : Wireless LAN device Diagnostic

 Doclist.dll : DLL for running SEMRFTool.exe/Swluce.exe

 mfcce300.dll : DLL for running SEMRFTool.exe/Swluce.exe

 semlib.dll : DLL for running SEMRFTool.exe/Swluce.exe

 SEMRFTool.exe : Wireless LAN Tool

 Swluce.exe : Wireless LAN Tool

o DLL : DLL file for this device ( these files copy to Windows folder )

 ImageIOClass.dll : Image save DLL for JPEG file save

 oemdecodece.dll : DLL for Imager Type scanner control

 SharpEx.dll : General application supporting DLL

o Keypad : KeyPad files folder

 English.kmp : English KeyMap file

 EnglishCa.kmp : English KeyMap file

 KeyPad.exe : KeyPad control software

 KeyPad.txt : KeyPad Setting file

o Links : Links for Desktop screen

 Camera.lnk : Camera Application's link

 Modem.lnk : PhoneUI for Modem's link ( this is need for Modem installed device only )

 sppui.lnk : SPPUI's link

o Links_Program : Links for Windows Menu

 BTPrinter.lnk
o Modem : PhoneUI's files folder

 0.wav : 0's KeyTone

 ... 1~8.wav : 1~8's KeyTone

 9.wav : 9's KeyTone

 ast.wav : *'s KeyTone

 sharp.wav : #'s KeyTone

 Modem.exe : PhoneUI for Modems

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 BELLS : Bell sounds

 Classic.wav

 ... wav : Other ring sounds

 DISCONN : Connection/Disconnection sounds

 connect.wav : Sound for network connection

 end.wav : Sound for network disconnection

 MAIL : Mail notification sounds

 Bell.wav

 ... wav : Other Mail sounds

o Reg : Registry Restoring softwares

 RegBackup.exe : General Registry informations restore

 WLanBackup.exe : Registry informations restore for wireless device setting

o Scanner : Scanner control software's folder

 ScanImager.exe : Scanner controler for Imager Type scanner

 ScanLaser.exe : Scanner controler for Laser Type scanner

 Scanner.txt : Scanner's setting information

o util : Other utility softwares folder

 FlashWriter.exe : Progam for OS upgrade

 QuickLauncher.exe : the QuickLauncher

 Rotation.exe : Screen rotation software

 Telnet.exe : Telnet software

KeyCode Values using with Scanner and KeyPad

Virtual key codes

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Symbolic constant Hexadecimal value Mouse or keyboard equivalent

VK_LBUTTON 01 Left mouse button
VK_RBUTTON 02 Right mouse button
VK_CANCEL 03 Control-break processing
VK_MBUTTON 04 Middle mouse button on a three-button mouse
— 05–07 Undefined
VK_BACK 08 BACKSPACE key
VK_TAB 09 TAB key
— 0A–0B Undefined
VK_CLEAR 0C CLEAR key
VK_RETURN 0D ENTER key
— 0E–0F Undefined
VK_SHIFT 10 SHIFT key
VK_CONTROL 11 CTRL key
VK_MENU 12 ALT key
VK_PAUSE 13 PAUSE key
VK_CAPITAL 14 CAPS LOCK key
— 15–19 Reserved for Kanji systems
— 1A Undefined
VK_ESCAPE 1B ESC key
— 1C–1F Reserved for Kanji systems
VK_SPACE 20 SPACEBAR
VK_PRIOR 21 PAGE UP key
VK_NEXT 22 PAGE DOWN key
VK_END 23 END key
VK_HOME 24 HOME key
VK_LEFT 25 LEFT ARROW key
VK_UP 26 UP ARROW key
VK_RIGHT 27 RIGHT ARROW key
VK_DOWN 28 DOWN ARROW key
VK_SELECT 29 SELECT key
2A OEM-specific
VK_EXECUTE 2B EXECUTE key
VK_SNAPSHOT 2C PRINT SCREEN key
VK_INSERT 2D INS key
VK_DELETE 2E DEL key
VK_HELP 2F HELP key
3A–40 Undefined
VK_LWIN 5B Left Windows key on a Microsoft Natural Keyboard
VK_RWIN 5C Right Windows key on a Microsoft Natural Keyboard
VK_APPS 5D Applications key on a Microsoft Natural Keyboard
5E–5F Undefined

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VK_NUMPAD0 60 Numeric keypad 0 key

VK_NUMPAD1 61 Numeric keypad 1 key
VK_NUMPAD2 62 Numeric keypad 2 key
VK_NUMPAD3 63 Numeric keypad 3 key
VK_NUMPAD4 64 Numeric keypad 4 key
VK_NUMPAD5 65 Numeric keypad 5 key
VK_NUMPAD6 66 Numeric keypad 6 key
VK_NUMPAD7 67 Numeric keypad 7 key
VK_NUMPAD8 68 Numeric keypad 8 key
VK_NUMPAD9 69 Numeric keypad 9 key
VK_MULTIPLY 6A Multiply key
VK_ADD 6B Add key
VK_SEPARATOR 6C Separator key
VK_SUBTRACT 6D Subtract key
VK_DECIMAL 6E Decimal key
VK_DIVIDE 6F Divide key
VK_F1 70 F1 key
VK_F2 71 F2 key
VK_F3 72 F3 key
VK_F4 73 F4 key
VK_F5 74 F5 key
VK_F6 75 F6 key
VK_F7 76 F7 key
VK_F8 77 F8 key
VK_F9 78 F9 key
VK_F10 79 F10 key
VK_F11 7A F11 key
VK_F12 7B F12 key
VK_F13 7C F13 key
VK_F14 7D F14 key
VK_F15 7E F15 key
VK_F16 7F F16 key
VK_F17 80H F17 key
VK_F18 81H F18 key
VK_F19 82H F19 key
VK_F20 83H F20 key
VK_F21 84H F21 key
VK_F22 85H F22 key
VK_F23 86H F23 key
VK_F24 87H F24 key
88–8F Unassigned
VK_NUMLOCK 90 NUM LOCK key

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VK_SCROLL 91 SCROLL LOCK key

VK_LSHIFT 0xA0 Left SHIFT
VK_RSHIFT 0xA1 Right SHIFT
VK_LCONTROL 0xA2 Left CTRL
VK_RCONTROL 0xA3 Right CTRL
VK_LMENU 0xA4 Left ALT
VK_RMENU 0xA5 Right ALT
BA-C0 OEM-specific; reserved. See following tables.
C1-DA Unassigned
DB-E2 OEM-specific; reserved. See following tables.
E3 – E4 OEM-specific
E5 Unassigned
E6 OEM-specific
E7-E8 Unassigned
E9-F5 OEM-specific
VK_ATTN F6 ATTN key
VK_CRSEL F7 CRSEL key
VK_EXSEL F8 EXSEL key
VK_EREOF F9 Erase EOF key
VK_PLAY FA PLAY key
VK_ZOOM FB ZOOM key
VK_NONAME FC Reserved for future use
VK_PA1 FD PA1 key
VK_OEM_CLEAR FE CLEAR key

Symbolic constant Hexadecimal value Mouse or keyboard equivalent

VK_OEM_SCROLL 0x91 None
VK_OEM_1 0xBA ";:" for US
VK_OEM_PLUS 0xBB "+" any country/region
VK_OEM_COMMA 0xBC "," any country/region
VK_OEM_MINUS 0xBD "-" any country/region
VK_OEM_PERIOD 0xBE "." any country/region
VK_OEM_2 0xBF "/?" for US
VK_OEM_3 0xC0 "`~" for US
VK_OEM_4 0xDB "[{" for US
VK_OEM_5 0xDC "\|" for US
VK_OEM_6 0xDD "]}" for US
VK_OEM_7 0xDE "'"" for US
VK_OEM_8 0xDF None
VK_OEM_AX 0xE1 AX key on Japanese AX keyboard

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VK_OEM_102 0xE2 "<>" or "\|" on RT 102-key keyboard

Symbolic constant Hexadecimal value Description

VK_DBE_ALPHANUMERIC 0x0f0 Changes the mode to alphanumeric.
VK_DBE_KATAKANA 0x0f1 Changes the mode to Katakana.
VK_DBE_HIRAGANA 0x0f2 Changes the mode to Hiragana.
VK_DBE_SBCSCHAR 0x0f3 Changes the mode to single-byte characters.
VK_DBE_DBCSCHAR 0x0f4 Changes the mode to double-byte characters.
VK_DBE_ROMAN 0x0f5 Changes the mode to Roman characters.
VK_DBE_NOROMAN 0x0f6 Changes the mode to non-Roman characters.
VK_DBE_ENTERWORDREGISTERMODE 0x0f7 Activates the word registration dialog box.
VK_DBE_ENTERIMECONFIGMODE 0x0f8 Activates a dialog box for setting up an IME environment.
VK_DBE_FLUSHSTRING 0x0f9 Deletes the undetermined string without determining it.
VK_DBE_CODEINPUT 0x0fa Changes the mode to code input.
VK_DBE_NOCODEINPUT 0x0fb Changes the mode to no-code input.

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SharpEx Function

1. Network Control Functions

BOOL RunRAS(LPCTSTR ProfileName);

This function tries to connect profilename of RAS.

Parameter

ProfileName

Null-terminated string that contains the name of remote access phone-book entry

Return zero if RAS fails to connect

BOOL CutRAS(LPCTSTR ProfileName);

This function disconnects profilename of RAS.

Parameter

ProfileName

Null-terminated string that contains the name of remote access phone-book entry

Return zero if connection of RAS is none

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BOOL GetRAS(LPCTSTR ProfileName);

This function retrieves information on the current status of the specified remote access connection.

Parameter

ProfileName

Null-terminated string that contains the name of a remote access phone-book entry

Return zero if connection of RAS is none

BOOL GetRASConn(LPCTSTR ProfileName);

This function retrieves information on the current status of the specified remote access connection.

Parameter

ProfileName

Null-terminated string that contains the name of a remote access phone-book entry

Return

Zero if connection of RAS is none

BOOL RunRASSync(LPCTSTR ProfileName);

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This function tries to connect profilename of RAS

Parameter

ProfileName

Null-terminated string that contains the name of remote access phone-book entry

Return zero if RAS fails to connect

2. Wireless Device Control Functions

void SetWLAN(BOOL bEnable);

This function sets power on/off of wireless LAN.

Parameter

bEnable

Zero if power is off

void SetWWAN(BOOL bEnable);

This function sets power on/offof wireless WAN.

Parameter

bEnable

Zero if power is off

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void SetBT(BOOL bEnable);

This function sets power on/off of Bluetooth.

Parameter

bEnable

Zero if power is off

BOOL WLANIsAdapted();

This function retrieves information of installation of wireless LAN.

Return

Zero if wireless LAN is not installed

BOOL WWANIsAdapted();

This function retrieves information of installation of wireless WAN.

Return

Zero if wireless WAN is not installed

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BOOL BluetoothIsAdapted();

This function retrieves information of installation of Bluetooth.

Return

Zero if Bluetooth is not installed

3. Scanner Control Functions

BOOL GetLastBarcode(LPSTR Barcode);

This function gets decoded barcode data.

Parameter

Barcode

Send pointer to get decoded barcode data.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

BOOL GetLastBarTypeStr(LPSTR Barcode);

This function sets the type of decoded barcode.

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Parameter

Barcode

Send pointer to get the type of decoded barcode.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

BOOL ClearLastResult();

This function deletes or clears decoded barcode data.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

BOOL SetOpMode(int OpMode);

This function changes decoding mode of scanner.

Parameter

OpMode

RET_KEYSTROKE: change to keystroke mode

RET_MESSAGE: change to message mode

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

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BOOL SetBarcode(int Type, BOOL bEnable);

This function makes the list of barcode types with enable or disables selection.

Parameter

Type

Input barcode types that need to have settings.

Each scan engines have different range of decodable barcode types.

Check the header files for each scan engines.

Header files for each decoder are below.

• BarcodeTypeHHP.h : HHP IT50x0

• BarcodeTypeSymbol.h : Symbol SE955

• BarcodeTypeIntermac : EV15

bEnable

Return zero if the barcode type is disabled.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

BOOL SetMessageWindow(HWND wnd);

This function sets a window that shows result of decoded barcode.

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Parameter

wnd

Send Handle value of window to show result of decoded barcode

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

void TrigKeyDownEmu();

This function emulates the action that side trigger key is pressed.

void TrigKeyUpEmu();

This function emulates the action that side trigger key is released.

BOOL SetGunMode(BOOL bEnable);

This function changes gun mode of scanner.

Parameter

bEnable

Return zero if gun mode is disabled.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

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BOOL SetCaptureMode(int Type);

This function changes a image capture mode of scanner.

Parameter

Type

RET_DECODE_ONLY: Only decode barcode

RET_DECODE_WITH_IMAGE: Decode barcode and capture image

RET_IMAGE_ONLY: Only capture image

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

BOOL SetShowImage(BOOL bShow);

This function shows captured image of scanner.

Parameter

bShow

Return zero if image is not displayed.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

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BOOL SetSimpleScanMode(BOOL bMode);

This function changes the status of menu simple or in detail.

Parameter

bMode

Return zero if status of menu is in detail.

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

BOOL SetBeamHold(int OpMode);

This function sets enable or disable of shooting beam when trigger key is pressed.

Parameter

OpMode

Retrun zero if trigger key action does not shoot beam

Return zero if the scanner software is not running

DWORD GetBarcodeFieldType(LPTCTSTR Name);

This function can check field type and existence.

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Parameter

Name

Name of scanner’s detailed field. Following field of names are can be input by this function.

Laser Type Decoder Imager Type Decoder

OpMode OpMode
GunMode GunMode
StartGunMode DispTrayIcon
DispTrayIcon BarcodeEAN8ZeroExtended
CutOff BarcodeBooklandEAN
Trim BarcodeUPCAPreamble
FastKeyMode Terminator
bNotUseDeamon Sound
Suffix UseImage
Prefix ViewImage
Sound Rotate
Beeper Tone dwImgLeft
Laser On Time dwImgRight
Aim Duration dwImgTop
Power Mode dwImgBottom
Trigger Mode dwImgSize
Timeout Between Same Symbol ImgNotiKey
Beep After Good Decode b2DNotiKey
Transmit No Read Message bNotUseDeamon
Parameter Scanning SimpleMenu
Linear Code Security Level DefaultGunMode
Bi-Directional Redundancy OCRMode
Transmit Code ID Char. OCRDirection
Scan Angle OCRTemplate
UPC-A OCRGroupH
UPC-E OCRGroupG
UPC-E1 OCRCheckChar
EAN-8 Aztec
EAN-13 AztecMax
Bookland EAN AztecMin
Decode UPC/EAN Supplemental Mesa
Decode UPC/EAN Supp. Redunancy MesaMax
Transmit UPC-A Check Digit MesaMin
Transmit UPC-E Check Digit Codabar
Transmit UPC-E1 Check Digit CodabarMax
UPC-A Preamble CodabarMin
UPC-E Preamble Code11
UPC-E1 Preamble Code11Max
Convert UPC-E to A Code11Min
Convert UPC-E1 to A Code128
EAN-8 Zero Extend Code128Max

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Convert EAN-8 to EAN-13 Type Code128Min

UPC/EAN Security Level Code39
UPC/EAN Coupon Code Code39Max
USS-128 Code39Min
UCC/EAN-128 Code49
ISBT128 Code49Max
Code 39 Code49Min
Trioptic Code 39 Code93
Convert Code 39 to Code 32 Code93Max
Code 32 Prefix Code93Min
Set Length for Code 39 : L1 RSS/Composites
Set Length for Code 39 : L2 RSS/CompositesMax
Code 39 Check Digit Verifi. RSS/CompositesMin
Code 39 Full ASCII Conversion DataMatrix
Code 93 DataMatrixMax
Set Length Code 93 L1 DataMatrixMin
Set Length Code 93 L2 EAN8
Interleaved 2 of 5 EAN13
Set Length for I 2 of 5 : L1 Interleaved2of5
Set Length for I 2 of 5 : L2 Interleaved2of5Max
I 2 of 5 Check Digit Verifi. Interleaved2of5Min
Transmit I 2 of 5 Check Digit Maxicode
Convert I 2 fo 5 to EAN 13 MaxicodeMax
Discrete 2 of 5 MaxicodeMin
Set Length D 2 of 5 : L1 MicroPDF
Set Length D 2 of 5 : L2 MicroPDFMax
Codabar MicroPDFMin
Set Length for Codabar : L1 OCR
Set Length for Codabar : L2 PDF417
CLSI Editing PDF417Max
NOTIS Editing PDF417Min
MSIPlessey Postnet
Set Length for MSIPlessey : L1 QRCode
Set Length for MSIPlessey : L2 QRCodeMax
MSIPlessey Check Digits QRCodeMin
Trans. MSI Plessey Check Digit RSS
MSIPlessey Chk.Digit Algorithm RSSMax
RSSMin
UPCA
UPCE0
UPCE1
ISBT
BritishPost
CanadianPost
AustriaPost
IATA2of5
IATA2of5Max
IATA2of5Min

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Codablock
CodablockMax
CodablockMin
JapanesePost
PlanetCode
DutchPost
MSI
MSIMax
MSIMin
TLC39
Matrix25
Matrix25Max
Matrix25Min
Korea Post
Korea PostMax
Korea PostMin

Return

• 0 (REG_NONE) : Field not found.

• 1 (REG_SZ) : Field’s variable type is string.

• 4 (REG_DWORD) : Field’s variable type is integer.

void GetBarcodeSettingAsStr(LPCTSTR Name, LPTSTR Value);

Parameter

Name

Name of scanner’s detailed field. Following field of names are can be input by this function.

Value

String buffer for receiving result.

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Return

Zero if reading is fail.

void GetBarcodeSettingAsInt(LPCTSTR Name);

Parameter

Name

Name of scanner’s detailed field. Following field of names are can be input by this function.

Return

0xFFFFFFFF if reading is fail.

void SetBarcodeSettingAsStr(LPCTSTR Name, LPCTSTR Value);

Parameter

Name

Name of scanner’s detailed field. Following field of names are can be input by this function.

Value

String buffer for writing result.

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Return

Zero if writing is fail.

void SetBarcodeSettingAsInt(LPCTSTR Name, DWORD Value);

Parameter

Name

Name of scanner’s detailed field. Following field of names are can be input by this function.

Value

Variable for writing.

Return

Zero if writing is fail.

4. Other Utility Functions

void GetDeviceSerial(LPTSTR Serail);

Get PDA’s serial number from flash ROM area.

Parameter

LPTSTR profile name [out] input buffer’s address for receive device’s serial.

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Return

TRUE : Successed operation.

void GetSharpExVersion(LPTSTR Version);

This function retrieves information of version of SharpEx dll.

Parameter

Version

Send pointer to get the version of SharpEx dll

DWORD GetBackLightBrightness();

Return

A brightness of backlight.

BOOL SetBackLightBrightness(DWORD Brightness);

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Parameter

Brightness

To change a brightness of backlight.

Return

Zero if change is fail.

DWORD GetBackLightOffTime();

Return

A time of turn backlight off.

BOOL SetBackLightOffTime(DWORD Time);

Parameter

Time

To change time that turn backlight off.

Return

Zero if change is fail.

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void SetAllBarcode(SBarData* BarData, int iDataSize);

Parameter

BarData

This structure contains integer value and boolean value. Integer value is barcode type. Boolean value is enable or not.

Size

A size of BarData structure.

DWORD GetVolumeSize();

Return

Volume size.

BOOL SetVolumeSize(DWORD dwVolume);

Parameter

dwVolume

To change volume size.

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Return

Zero if change is fail.

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