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E-EQ-MX1RG-D MX1 Reference Guide
The Docking Cradle Family of chargers (not shown) charge the Main Battery in the MX1. The
vehicle, wall or table mounted chargers must have a Power/Charging Communications module
installed and be connected to an external power source.
For complete installation information for a 2330 Docking Cradle Family, please
refer to the “2330 Docking Cradle Family Operator’s Guide” on the LXE
Manuals CD.
Optional Clip-on Portable Charger
The MX1 Battery Pack can be fully charged using the Clip-on Portable Charger. A complete
recharge of a dead main battery with the MX1 in an Off state will take 8 hours.
Note: The unit will not operate correctly on charger power without a battery installed in the
MX1.
Charge only at ambient temperature above 32°F / 0°C.
1. Charging LED
2. Power LED
3. Catch pins
4. Spring loaded arms
5. Power Jack connector
Figure 3-6 Clip-on Portable Charger
How To
Snap the Clip-on Portable Charger to the base of the MX1 by aligning the catch pins with the
notches in the Battery Door.
Plug the Wall Mount adapter into a power source before connecting the Power Jack to the Clip-on
Portable Charger on the MX1.
Remove the Clip-on Portable Charger from the MX1 by depressing the spring loaded arm at the
base of the module.
Then remove the adapter from its power source.
- Reference Guide 1
- Notices 2
- Revision Notice 2
- MX1 Reference Guide 2
- HAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 3
- Table of Contents iii 5
- HAPTER 5 UTILITIES 87 7
- Table of Contents vii 9
- PPENDIX A KEY MAPS 153 10
- Table of Contents ix 11
- Illustrations 12
- Chapter 1 Introduction 13
- When to Use This Guide 14
- Document Conventions 15
- Getting Started 16
- Components 19
- Insert Battery Pack 20
- Attach Hand Strap (Optional) 21
- Preparation 23
- Installation 24
- Removal 24
- Use and Operation 24
- Power On and Off 25
- Adjust Display and Volume 26
- Set The Display Contrast 26
- Set The Beeper Volume 26
- Endcaps 27
- RS-232 Endcap 27
- Plain Endcap 28
- Scanner Endcap Indicators 28
- ZIF Connector 29
- PCMCIA Card Slot 32
- PCMCIA Radio Card 34
- Data Entry 35
- Keyboard Data Entry 35
- Barcode Data Entry 35
- RS-232 Data Entry 35
- Getting Help 36
- Manuals and Accessories 36
- Manuals 36
- Accessories 37
- Hardware Configuration 39
- System Hardware 39
- Central Processing Unit 39
- ® 486 running at 25 MHz 39
- COM Ports 41
- PCMCIA Slot 41
- Physical Controls 42
- On/Off Switch 42
- Power Management and the 43
- Suspend State 44
- Critical Suspend State 44
- Panning 47
- Keypads 49
- Key Functions 50
- 2nd Key Function 51
- CTRL Key Function 51
- ALT Key Function 51
- SHFT Key Function 51
- SPC Key Function 51
- Reset Key Sequence 52
- Infrared (IR) Port 53
- IR Communication Reliability 53
- COM1 / COM2 54
- Scanner Endcaps 56
- Miscellaneous Connectors 57
- Handle Contacts 57
- Battery Charging Contacts 57
- Chapter 3 Power Supply 59
- Main Battery Pack 60
- Battery Charger Analyzer 60
- Low Battery Warning 61
- Backup Battery 61
- Battery Hot-Swapping 62
- Status LED and the Battery 62
- Handling Batteries Safely 63
- Indicators 66
- Installed Software 67
- Drive C Internal Flash Array 67
- Software Loaded on Drive C 68
- C Root Directory 69
- \DOS Files 69
- \PCMCIA Files 70
- Radio-Specific Subdirectory 72
- Sample AUTOEXEC.BAT File 73
- Sample CONFIG.SYS File 74
- Sample NET.CFG Files 75
- Cisco Radio NET.CFG File 76
- Symbol 4121 11Mb Radio 77
- NET.CFG File 77
- Sample SOCKET.CFG File 79
- 68 Installed Software 80
- LXE DOS Terminal Emulations 81
- Dual Terminal Emulation 82
- BIOS Setup 83
- Accessing the BIOS Setup 83
- Using the Keypad 84
- Main Menu Options 85
- Advanced Menu Options 89
- Power Management 90
- Keyboard 94
- Exit Menu Options 96
- API Calls 97
- Sample Code for API Calls 97
- Chapter 5 Utilities 99
- LXE BCWEDGE 100
- Parameters 100
- LXE Diagnostics 102
- Display Utility (DISP35.EXE) 105
- The NED ASCII Text Editor 109
- NED Default Hot Keys 110
- Serial File Transfer Utility 111
- REMSERV 111
- REMDISK 111
- IRSEND and IRECV Files 112
- IRSEND.C 112
- IRSEND and IRECV Files 101 113
- 102 IRSEND and IRECV Files 114
- IRECV.C 115
- 104 IRSEND and IRECV Files 116
- IRSEND and IRECV Files 105 117
- Introduction 119
- SNMP DOS Agent 119
- NET.CFG Parameters 120
- Lucent Parameters 120
- Microwave_Robustness 121
- Transmit_Rate 121
- Medium_Reservation 121
- Card_Power_Management 122
- Maximum_Sleep_Duration 122
- Receive_All_Multicasts 122
- Enable_Encryption 122
- Transmit_Key_ID 122
- Proxim Parameters 123
- Peer_to_peer 125
- Cisco Parameters 126
- Symbol Parameters 130
- SOCKETS TCP/IP Stack 132
- Set IP Address 133
- Set ARP INIT 133
- Set Interface 133
- Set Router IP (Gateway only) 134
- Set Domain Name Server 134
- Display IP Address 134
- Options 134
- SOCKET.CFG Parameters 135
- 1 128 5 248 140
- 2 192 6 252 140
- 3 224 7 254 140
- 4 240 8 255 140
- Chapter 7 Troubleshooting 147
- Startup Problems 149
- Verifying Boot Order 149
- Missing COMMAND.COM 150
- Copy File 151
- Setting System Time and Date 152
- Hardware Problems 153
- Power Source 153
- Display 154
- Hard Disk Drive 154
- PCMCIA Cards 155
- IRQ Assignments 156
- Optional Devices 157
- Radio Problems 158
- The 2.4GHz Radios 158
- The 900MHz Radios 158
- Software Related Problems 159
- IP Stack 159
- Conventional Memory 160
- Extended Memory 160
- System Testing 161
- Power On Self Test (POST) 161
- POST Error Messages 161
- POST Beep Codes 162
- Appendix A Key Maps 165
- Physical Specifications 179
- Environmental Specifications 180
- Display Specifications 181
- Battery Chargers 181
- Clip-on Portable Charger 181
- US AC Wall Adapter 181
- International AC Adapter 181
- Radio Specifications 182
- PCMCIA 900 MHz Type III 182
- PCMCIA Cisco 2.4 GHz Type II 183
- Appendix C Commands 185
- ATTRIB.EXE 186
- CHKDSK.EXE 187
- COMMAND.COM 188
- DELTREE.EXE 189
- FORMAT.COM 190
- HIMEM.SYS 191
- MEM.EXE 193
- MODE.COM 193
- MORE.COM 195
- NED.EXE and NED.CFG 196
- PRINT.COM 197
- REMDISK.EXE 198
- REMSERV.EXE 199
- SYS.COM 201
- XCOPY.COM 203
- ROM-DOS 6.22 Command Summary 204
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