AllegroCE™OWNER'S MANUAL
Page 1-4 IntroductionAllegro CE Overview▲▲▲▲▲ FeaturesThe standard features of the Allegro CE are listed below. Thesefeatures are describe
Page 4-40 Windows CEStylusThe Stylus Properties applet uses the Double-Tap tab to set up and testthe double-tap sensitivity for speed and dist
Windows CE Page 4-41When calibrating the touchscreen, hold the stylus down on the plusmark (+) for two seconds. Complete this procedure for ea
Page 4-42 Windows CEThe Memory tab allows you to adjust the allocation of RAM betweenprogram memory and storage memory.The majority of RAM sho
Windows CE Page 4-43To change the name of your Allegro, highlight the name in the Devicename box and type in the new name of your Allegro.The
Page 4-44 Windows CEVolume and SoundsThe Volume & Sounds Properties applet Volume tab, is used to adjustthe speaker volume and turn on and
Windows CE Page 4-45To edit, add, or listen to a sound, make a selection from the list on theleft. The name of your selection is shown in the
Page 4-46 Windows CECE .NET ViewersWindows CE .NET provides three viewer applications. These viewersopen Word files, PDF files and a variety o
Windows CE Page 4-47Open the Image Viewer by tapping on Start| Programs| Microsoft FileViewers| Microsoft Image Viewer. The Image Viewer will
Page 4-48 Windows CEFileThe file options are designed to locate image files or slide show imagefiles on your Allegro and to save files that yo
Windows CE Page 4-49Thumbnails of the graphics in the folder you have selected are nowviewable in the Image Viewer.Open Show SettingsSelecting
Introduction Page 1-5▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Standard AccessoriesThe Allegro comes with the following accessories:- Allegro CE Utilities CD-ROM with the Des
Page 4-50 Windows CESave Show Setting AsThe Save Show Setting As… function is used for saving new .wss filesor saving existing .wss files with
Windows CE Page 4-51Sort ImagesThe Sort Images function allows various options for arranging imagesfor a slide.To select the order you want th
Page 4-52 Windows CEInformation WindowTapping on the Information Window function opens a screen thatcovers the bottom half of the thumbnail’s
Windows CE Page 4-53The image shown below is larger than the Allegro’s screen. Thearrows on the right side of the image allow you to move it u
Page 4-54 Windows CEZoomTapping on Zoom opens a pop-up window with the followingoptions for zooming the image:200%150%125%100%75%50%25%Fit to
Windows CE Page 4-55Automatic AdvanceTapping on Automatic Advance advances images automatically after aset amount of time. The set amount of t
Page 4-56 Windows CESelect AllTapping on the Select All function allows you to select all of theimages at once. This function enables you to s
Windows CE Page 4-572. Tap on the down arrow at on the right side of the Effects box toaccess a drop-down menu.3. Tap on the transition style
Page 4-58 Windows CEQualityThe Quality option allow you choose the quality of the image shownin the slide show. To select and set an image’s q
Windows CE Page 4-59▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Microsoft PDF ViewerThe Microsoft PDF Viewer application gives you the ability to openand view portable document
Page 1-6 IntroductionQuick Start GuideA Quick Start Guide is included with the Allegro. It offers nine basicand initial steps to get the Alleg
Page 4-60 Windows CEFileThe file options are designed to locate PDF files on your Allegro. Thefollowing functions are available by tapping on
Windows CE Page 4-61AboutSelecting the About… function accesses a pop-up window showinginformation about the PDF Viewer, including the version
Page 4-62 Windows CEViewThe View function allows you to view the PDF in a variety of differentzoom sizes. There are two ways of selecting the
Windows CE Page 4-63To open the Word Viewer you can double tap on a Word or a RichText File located on your Allegro or you can tap on Start|Pr
Page 4-64 Windows CEOpen…Selecting the Open… function opens a browser window for locatingWord files on your Allegro. Browse through the folder
Windows CE Page 4-65AboutSelecting the About… function accesses a pop-up window showinginformation about the Word Viewer, including version nu
Page 4-66 Windows CEViewThe View function allows you to view the text file in a variety ofdifferent zoom sizes. There are two ways of selectin
Windows CE Page 4-67ActiveSync Transfer ProgramInstructions on establishing communication between the Allegro anda desktop PC using ActiveSync
Page 4-68 Windows CE▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Downloading ActiveSync from the InternetTo download ActiveSync from Microsoft's Internet site, start with t
Windows CE Page 4-69▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Installing ActiveSyncTo install ActiveSync on your PC, complete the following steps:1) Open the downloaded copy
Case Design Keyboard Display System Tray Indicators Batteries Communication PortsUSB / Power Dock PC Card Slot Sound Generator Expansion PodsChapter
Page 4-70 Windows CE3) Click on the Cancel button on the “Get Connected” screen so youcan continue to set up the communication settings. The f
Windows CE Page 4-712) Turn on the Allegro. Tap the Start button and selectSettings|Control Panel|Communications Properties. Tap the PCConnect
Page 4-72 Windows CE3) Double-click on the ActiveSync icon on the desktop PC.The following screen is shown:4) Click on the Next button on the
Windows CE Page 4-735) If the cable is connected to COM 1 on the PC, the Progress box ofthe Checking COM Ports screen says Looking for a Mobil
Page 4-74 Windows CENow double-tap on the PC Link icon on your Allegro desktop.Once connected, this screen is automatically minimized andplace
Windows CE Page 4-75Select the IrDA port from the drop-down list. Tap the OK button.Using USB/Power Dock ConnectionIf you already have ActiveS
Page 4-76 Windows CEIf the communication port you are using is not listed in the bottomdialog box under Connect using, tap the Change button.I
Windows CE Page 4-77A screen on the desktop PC that says Connecting is shown. The NewPartnership: Set Up a New Partnership appears. Proceed to
Page 4-78 Windows CE3) Press the PC Link icon on the Allegro’s desktop. If you are usingthe USB/Power Dock, place your Allegro into the Power
Windows CE Page 4-79TroubleshootingIf you have any problems establishing communication between theAllegro and the desktop PC, check the commun
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Page 4-80 Windows CESetting Up a PartnershipTo set up a partnership between the Allegro and desktop PC,complete the following steps:1) Select
Windows CE Page 4-81The Synchronized Files option is the only synchronization functioncurrently operational with the Allegro. Additional opti
Page 4-82 Windows CE5) Press the Next button. The Setup Complete screen appears:6) Press the Finish button to complete the new partnership set
Windows CE Page 4-83ActiveSync begins connecting the Allegro to the desktop PC. Thefollowing screen appears:The Allegro and the desktop PC are
Page 4-84 Windows CEThe synchronization program looks for changes between thefolder on the Allegro and desktop PC. The following screenappears
Windows CE Page 4-85ActiveSync automatically synchronizes files between the Allegroand the desktop PC. The following screen appears:The Allegr
Page 4-86 Windows CEUnresolved Files through File SynchronizationIt is very important to note that the synchronize files option alwaysreplaces
Windows CE Page 4-87To specify which file is the master file, complete the following steps:1) Click on the Resolve items... option to continue
Page 4-88 Windows CE3) Select which computer you want to synchronize with the masterfile. The right arrow synchronizes the file on the desktop
Windows CE Page 4-89The files are now synchronized. The following screen appears:Renaming FilesRenaming the files helps to avoid the unresolve
Hardware Features Page 2-3Case Design▲▲▲▲▲ Case FeaturesThe case has the following features:❏ The polycarbonate ABS material is rugged, sh
Page 4-90 Windows CEConnecting as a GuestActiveSync also allows you to connect as a guest and interactbetween both computers without setting u
Windows CE Page 4-91▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ USB MultiSyncUSB MultiSync is an Allegro feature that allows multiple Allegros tocommunicate with a single deskt
Page 4-92 Windows CEAt the bottom of the dialog box under Connect using, you see whichcommunication port the Allegro is set to for the connect
Windows CE Page 4-93Disconnect Immediately After SynchronizationThis function disconnects the Allegro from the desktop PCimmediately after syn
Page 4-94 Windows CEAvoiding Unresolved Files through File SynchronizationWhen connecting multiple Allegros to a desktop PC, it is importantth
Windows CE Page 4-95Always replace the item on my deviceThis selection makes all files on the desktop PC the master files. In theevent of a po
Page 4-96 Windows CEBegin using MultiSync by placing the Allegros into the USB/PowerDocks. The Allegros start a connection attempt to the desk
Windows CE Page 4-97Fully-Automated ModeAs stated previously, the fully-automated mode is only available if auser creates a custom program, wh
Page 4-98 Windows CEReconnect AfterThis option allows the desktop PC to reconnect the Allegro to thedesktop PC after a designated time. This s
Windows CE Page 4-99❖ Note: This restriction depends on the time it takes for the connection,synchronization, and disconnect process. If the p
Page 2-4 Hardware Features▲▲▲▲▲ Hand Strap and Shoulder StrapThere are four metal cleats, one on each corner of the Allegro CE case.Each c
Page 4-100 Windows CE2) Click on the Rules tab on the Options screen.3) Click on the Conversion Settings... button in the File Conversion box.
Windows CE Page 4-1014) Select the Convert files when synchronized, copied or moved to enablethat all file conversions are handled automatical
Page 4-102 Windows CERemote Allegro File MaintenanceYou can perform many convenient Allegro file maintenanceoperations remotely from the deskt
Windows CE Page 4-103Windows ExplorerWindows Explorer allows you to browse the files and folders on theAllegro CE Field PC. To launch Windows
Page 4-104 Windows CEOpening Two Explorer ScreensYou can open two Windows Explorer screens, one open to the sourcefolder or file and the other
Windows CE Page 4-105Storing Files and ProgramsIt is important that you understand the difference between storingdata on the internal non-vola
Page 4-106 Windows CEThe C_MyDocs and C_Program Files folders were created for you touse in place of the My Documents and Program Files folder
Windows CE Page 4-107Some applications automatically bring up the My Documents folderwhen you save a file as shown in the example below. My Do
Page 4-108 Windows CESystem Save/Restore UtilitiesThe Utilities Menu has multiple restart/save system options designedfor the Allegro. The fol
Windows CE Page 4-109▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Reset SystemReset System will cause all running applications to closeunexpectedly and data may be lost. It then
Hardware Features Page 2-5Keyboard▲▲▲▲▲ Keyboard FeaturesThe keyboard on the Allegro CE is designed to maximize data entryefficiency and t
Page 4-110 Windows CEIf you tap on yes to proceed but have not previously performed a SaveSystem, the following screen will pop up. This scree
Windows CE Page 4-111After performing this option you will need to recalibrate the Allegro’stouchscreen. After recalibrating the touchscreen
Page 4-112 Windows CEApplication Command BarsActive applications display a command bar across the top of thescreen. The command bar for Pocket
Windows CE Page 4-113To view both bars on separate lines again, move the slider downwhere the toolbar was originally:#####Hiding the TaskbarYo
Page 4-114 Windows CEPTab Spreadsheet ProgramPTab is a fully functional spreadsheet program designed to run onMicrosoft CE Field PCs. It has
Windows CE Page 4-115▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ PTab File ConverterOn the Allegro CE CD-ROM is a program called “PTab FileConverter.” You must install this on
Page 4-116 Windows CE❏ Use the Formula Bar or Edit Cells on the Spot❏ Show/Hide: Column and row titles, Gridlines, Zero values❏ Sheets: New, R
Windows CE Page 4-117It is possible to view nine lines if you move the tool bar up to a line toshare with the File, Edit, etc line. Refer to t
Page 4-118 Windows CE▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ PTab Menu OptionsThe PTab pull-down menu options include: File, Edit, Insert, Format,Tools, and Task. Each menu
Windows CE Page 4-119Insert Menu OptionsThe following functions are available from the Insert Menu option:- Insert|Cells: Inserts the same num
Page 2-6 Hardware Features▲▲▲▲▲ Special Keys and Key SequencesThe standard keyboard letters, numbers, and functions are printed indark bro
Page 4-120 Windows CE- Tools|Protection: Toggles the Protect Sheet and Protect Workbookfeatures on and off. Go to Format|Cells|Protection to l
Windows CE Page 4-121Math & Trig FunctionsAbs(number) Returns the absolute value of a number. Example: Abs (-3)equals 3.Acos(number) Retur
Page 4-122 Windows CEFact(number) Returns the factorial of a number. The number must benonnegative number.Example: Fact(5) equals 120.Floor(nu
Windows CE Page 4-123Sign(number) Returns 1 if the number is positive, 0 if the number is 0, and-1 if the number is negative.Example: Sign(-5)
Page 4-124 Windows CEMax(number, number, ...) Returns the maximum value in the list ofarguments.Example: Max(1, 2, 3) equals 3.Min(number, num
Windows CE Page 4-125Irr(values, guess) Returns the internal rate of return. Values is a referenceto cells that contain the numbers for which
Page 4-126 Windows CEDate & Time FunctionsDate(year, month, day)Returns a particular date.Example: Year(Date(1999, 1, 1)) equals 1999.Date
Windows CE Page 4-127Text FunctionsChar(number) Returns the character specified by a number.Example: Char(66) equals B.Code(text) Returns a nu
Page 4-128 Windows CEUpper(text) Converts text to uppercase.Example: Upper(“Allegro FPC”) equals ALLEGRO FPC.Value(text) Converts a text that
Windows CE Page 4-129Database FunctionsDaverage(database, field, criteria) Averages the values in the specifieddatabase column matching the co
Hardware Features Page 2-7Shifted OptionsThe shifted options and the associated key sequences are listedbelow.Option Key SequenceFunction keys
Page 4-130 Windows CETask Dialog BoxUse the Tasks function to define, modify, and run automating tasks.To open the Task dialog box, go to Task
Windows CE Page 4-131TutorialTo create a simple task, follow these steps:1) Select Task|Task Workbook to open the Task Workbook dialog box.2)
Page 4-132 Windows CEVariablesYou can use variables in tasks.Example:ok = YesNoBox("Finish task?")if ok then Return()endThere are n
Windows CE Page 4-133While Commandwhile condition commandsendExecutes commands as long as a condition is True.Example:while a1>0 Set(Cell
Page 4-134 Windows CEExample: CellTask(“Picture”,”ShowPicture(””pic.jpg””)”,3)Chart([“Type:Bar/Line/LineMarkers/Pie/XY/XYLines/XYLinesMarkers”
Windows CE Page 4-135Copy()Copies the current selection to the clipboard.Example: Sel(A1:A5)Copy()Sel(B1)Paste()DeleteCells(colsRows)Deletes c
Page 4-136 Windows CEInsertCells(colsRows)Inserts cells (true - columns, false - rows).Example: InsertCells(false)LastCol([rowNumber] )Returns
Windows CE Page 4-137All arguments are optional. Paste() function without argumentsworks as Edit/Paste menu command. The Paste() function with
Page 4-138 Windows CESet(reference, value)Sets cell specified by reference to the value.Example: Set(a1, 12.34)SheetName(sheetNum)Returns name
Windows CE Page 4-139Automating Task ExamplesSelecting cells from a2 to the last cellSel(RangeRef(1, 2, LastCol(), LastRow())Selecting column
Page-iiManual Part # 13076-04Release Date: September 2003Editor: Richard Timothy
Page 2-8 Hardware FeaturesKeyboard OptionsThe following keys and key sequences are functional in Windows CE.On/Off (Reset) This key is used
Page 4-140 Windows CEPocket Word/WordPadMicrosoft Pocket Word/WordPad (referred to a Pocket Word in thissection) allows you to create and ed
Windows CE Page 4-141Internet Explorer and InboxAllegro CE includes Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer for accessingthe World Wide Web and Mi
Page 4-142 Windows CE3) Double-tap the Make New Connection icon. Enter a name for theconnection and select Dial-Up Connection. Tap the Next bu
Windows CE Page 4-1433) The Mail Service Definition dialog is displayed. If you are using adial-up connection, select the connection that you
Page 4-144 Windows CECalculator ProgramThe six-function Calculator program functions like a desktopcalculator. To open Calculator, go to Start
Windows CE Page 4-145Terminal ProgramThe Terminal Emulation program is used to connect the Allegro toan on-line service.▲▲▲▲▲ Creating a New
Page 4-146 Windows CE3) Select the name of your modem from the pull-down list.4) Enter the telephone number for the remote computer.5) Select
Windows CE Page 4-147▲▲▲▲▲ Adjusting the PropertiesTo adjust the properties, follow these steps:1) Select the icon for the session you want to
Page 4-148 Windows CEPress the Dialing Properties button to make dialing propertyadjustments. Press OK when you are finished.4) Select the Emu
SpecificationsCommunication Cable SchematicChapter 5TechnicalReference
Hardware Features Page 2-9Task Manager Press the Task Manager key to view all of the programs that arecurrently running. Select which progra
Page 5-2 Technical Reference
Technical Reference Page 5-3SpecificationsProcessor- Intel StrongARM SA1110 processor, 206 MHzOperating System- Microsoft Windows CE 3.0 or C
Page 5-4 Technical Reference- COM 1: Sealed 9-pin D; filtered for EMI; full modem control signals;5V @ 200 mA available on DTR pin; controlled
Technical Reference Page 5-5- Charging indicator- Remaining battery life- Touchscreen disableKeyboard- 62 large keys advantageous for use with
Page 5-6 Technical ReferencePower- Rechargeable 3.6V 3800 mAHr NiMH high capacity battery pack(Sharp camcorder battery)- NiMH batteries last 1
Technical Reference Page 5-7Communication Cable SchematicA wiring diagram for the serial communication cable is shown below.
Page 5-8 Technical Reference
CE 3.0 Software Development ToolsCE .NET Software Development ToolsSoftware Development Programming TipsInstalling ApplicationsOptions for Program an
Page 6-2 Software Developer’s Guide
Software Developer’s Guide Page 6-3CE 3.0 Software Development Tools▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Microsoft CE 3.0 Embedded Visual ToolsTo develop Windows CE prog
Page 2-10 Hardware Features▲▲▲▲▲ Cleaning the KeyboardDirt and debris can get underneath the keyboard bezel. To clean, usea coin (do not u
Page 6-4 Software Developer’s GuideCE .NET Software Development ToolsThis section discusses the available software development tools forAllegr
Software Developer’s Guide Page 6-5Ordering Visual Studio .NETTo order Visual Studio .NET go to Microsoft’s website at:http://msdn.microsoft.c
Page 6-6 Software Developer’s GuideAllegro Software Development Kits of eMbedded Visual C++The Allegro SDK is located on the Allegro CE .NET C
Software Developer’s Guide Page 6-7Software Development Programming TipsTo help programmers developing software for the Allegro CE, wehave inc
Page 6-8 Software Developer’s GuideIf you create an installation package (cab file), you need to considerthe build number. In general, you sho
Software Developer’s Guide Page 6-9Options for Program and File StorageFor program and data storage, the Allegro CE has the followingoptions:R
Page 6-10 Software Developer’s GuidePower ManagementWindows CE was designed for efficient battery operation. WindowsCE puts the processor to s
Software Developer’s Guide Page 6-11Windows CE References▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Windows CE 3.0 Reference BooksThe following books about program development
Page 6-12 Software Developer’s Guide▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Web Siteswww.microsoft.com/windowscewww.microsoft.com/embeddedwww.vbce.comwww.vcce.com
FCC InformationWarranty and Repair InformationSoftware License AgreementChapter 7FCC Information,Warranty, andSoftware LicenseAgreement
Hardware Features Page 2-11DisplayThe Allegro CE has a high-contrast liquid crystal display. The activeviewing area is 3.3" wide x 2.5&qu
Page 7-2 Warranties
Warranties Page 7-3FCC InformationThe Allegro CE is a Class A device. The FCC defines a Class A deviceas a device that may be operated in busi
Page 7-4 WarrantiesWarranty and Repair Information▲▲▲▲▲ Limited Product WarrantiesJuniper Systems, Inc. (“Juniper”) warrants that this Allegro
Warranties Page 7-5will work in combination with any hardware or applicationssoftware products provided by third parties, that the operation o
Page 7-6 Warranties▲▲▲▲▲ Extended WarrantiesJuniper Systems, Inc. offers a variety of warranty options to extendcoverage beyond the standard w
Warranties Page 7-7Software License Agreements▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Manufacture AgreementThis Software License Agreement is between the end-user and thema
Page 7-8 Warranties▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Microsoft End User License Agreement (EULA)The Allegro CE Field PC that includes software licensed by themanufact
Warranties Page 7-9online control equipment in hazardous environments requiringfail-safe performance, such as in the operation of nuclear faci
Page 7-10 Warranties
Expansion PodsGPS Expansion PodBar Code Expansion Pod802.11b Expansion PodBar Code/802.11b Expansion PodChapter 8Expansion Pods
Page 2-12 Hardware Features▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Adjusting the DisplayThe display features can be enabled, disabled, or controlled throughthe Control Pane
Page 8-2 Expansion Pods
Expansion Pods Page 8-3Expansion PodsThe expansion pod accessory for the Allegro CE adds capability tothe field computer while maintaining the
Page 8-4 Expansion PodsGPS Expansion PodThe GPS expansionpod integrates theTrimble Lassen LP GPSreceiver with theAllegro. A compact 3.3V activ
Expansion Pods Page 8-5Specifying GPS Receiver Port SettingsTo set up the parameters on the GPS Receiver Port Settings, completethe following
Page 8-6 Expansion Pods5. Change the parameters on the GPS/GIS program’s configurationmenu to match the default GPS pod settings or change the
Expansion Pods Page 8-7▲▲▲▲▲ GPS Data FormatsIn the GPS Pod Setup program you can set up the receiver in either theTSIP or NMEA GPS data forma
Page 8-8 Expansion PodsAfter the settings have been selected, tap on the Apply Settings buttonto save the new settings. Tap on the Get Setting
Expansion Pods Page 8-95. The PC card slot is accessible while the GPS expansion pod isattached to the Allegro. In the Allegro User’s Manual,
Page 8-10 Expansion Pods▲▲▲▲▲ GPS Installation ProgramThe GPS Set Up program is installed on your Allegro before it isshipped. In the event th
Expansion Pods Page 8-11Bar Code Expansion PodUsing the bar code expansion pod with an Allegro offers theconvenience of scanning bar codes and
Hardware Features Page 2-13Cleaning the TouchscreenDisable the touchscreen before you wipe it off or clean it to avoidinadvertently making sel
Page 8-12 Expansion PodsThe Bar Code Reader has the following available four options:HelpBegin ScanBar Code SetupExitThe Help option on the Ba
Expansion Pods Page 8-13An Initializing Bar Code Scanner message box pops up, as the BarCode Reader program loads on your Allegro, and the Bar
Page 8-14 Expansion PodsTo set up and save your bar code scanning options, complete thefollowing steps:1. Read the following setup sections: U
Expansion Pods Page 8-15The User tab allows you to select which key your Allegro will use toinitiate a scan, and if you want audio and/or visu
Page 8-16 Expansion PodsBeep on Good ReadThe bar code scanner program provides audio feedback to notify youon a successful scan. To activate t
Expansion Pods Page 8-17Scanner SetupThe Scanner tab is used to configure the operation of the scan engine.Target TimeThe Target Time option a
Page 8-18 Expansion PodsA scan terminates as soon as it successfully reads a bar code or whenthe scan time has reached the maximum scan time s
Expansion Pods Page 8-19Data Format SetupThe Data Format tab allows the user to specify the format of the datathat is returned by the Scanner.
Page 8-20 Expansion PodsCode IDThe scanner is capable of returning a Code ID character(s) for the barcode that is scanned. If a Code ID is se
Expansion Pods Page 8-21Code Type SetupThe Code Type tab lists the bar code types that the scanner can read.You can enable (box checked) and d
Page 2-14 Hardware FeaturesSystem Tray IndicatorsSystem tray indicators specify applications that are running on yourcomputer. The Allegro CE
Page 8-22 Expansion PodsThe setup parameters for each bar code type tab are accessed by usingcheckmark boxes or drop-down menus.UPC/EAN 1UPC/E
Expansion Pods Page 8-23Code39MSIPlessey
Page 8-24 Expansion PodsInterleavedRSS/Code93/Discrete
Expansion Pods Page 8-25CodabarDefaults SetupThe Defaults tab is used to load either user-defined configurationparameters or factory-default p
Page 8-26 Expansion PodsExit SetupThe Exit Setup button is available on every Bar Code Setup tab,allowing you to close the Bar Code Setup prog
Expansion Pods Page 8-27Sample Bar CodesThe following bar codes are samples for you to test your bar codescanner before taking it into the fie
Page 8-28 Expansion Pods▲▲▲▲▲ Bar Code Installation ProgramThe Bar Code Setup program is installed on your Allegro before it isshipped. In the
Expansion Pods Page 8-29802.11b Expansion PodAn Allegro using the 802.11bexpansion pod offers theflexibility and benefits ofbeing connected to
Page 8-30 Expansion PodsThe Allegro with an 802.11b expansion pod is shipped with thefollowing Cisco items:• Cisco Aironet 350 802.11b PC card
Expansion Pods Page 8-31▲▲▲▲▲ Cisco Systems DocumentationThe 802.11b expansion pod uses a Cisco Aironet 350 PC card. Thedocumentation for usin
Hardware Features Page 2-15▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Making Space in the System TrayThe system tray is a feature limited by the amount of space it has toshow
Page 8-32 Expansion Pods4. Double-click on the Links icon to access a web page with links tothe following information:• Access Points• Bridges
Expansion Pods Page 8-33To open the client utility, complete the following:1. Tap on the Aironet Client Utility icon on your Allegro’s desktop
Page 8-34 Expansion PodsTo set up profiles on your Allegro, open the user manual by followingthe directions under the Accessing the Cisco 802.
Expansion Pods Page 8-35Proper operation of this radio device according to the instructionsfound in this manual and the Installation and Confi
Page 8-36 Expansion PodsWarningIn order to comply with FCC RF exposure limits, dipole antennasshould be located at a minimum of 7.9 inches (20
Bar Code/802.11b Expansion PodThe Bar Code/802.11b Expansion Pod integrates the wirelessnetworking technology and the laser bar code scanning technolo
Page 8-38 Expansion PodsExample: A shipment of logs needs to be inventoried and stored in tothe company’s database at a lumber mill. The logs
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Index Page 3IndexSymbols802.11b Expansion Pod 8-29802.11b Installation Program 8-36Antenna Attachment 8-30Cisco Systems Documentation 8-31Acce
Page 2-16 Hardware FeaturesAM / PM RemovalYou may have need for a clock on the Allegro desktop, but to conserveon the amount of space it takes
Page 4 IndexA (continued)Allegro CE OverviewFeatures 1-4Optional Accessories 1-5Standard Accessories 1-5Allegro CE StorageDuring Inactive Peri
Index Page 5B (continued)Bar Code/802.11b Expansion Pod 8-37Getting Started 8-38Batteries 2-19Alkaline 2-23, 2-28, 2-30Battery Status Icons 2-
Page 6 IndexC (continued)CE .NET Software Development Tools 6-4Allegro CE .NET SDK Installation 6-6Allegro CE .NET Software Development Kits (
Index Page 7C (continued)Control Panel 4-10, 4-25Storage Manager Warning 4-37Windows CE .NET Control Panel 4-25Certificates 4-26Date/Time 4-27
Page 8 IndexD (continued)Desktop 4-7Application Buttons 4-8System Tray Indicators 4-8Display 2-11, 5-4Adjusting the Display 2-12, 2-15Backligh
Index Page 9G (continued)GPS Expansion Pod 8-4For More Information 8-9GPS Antenna Removal 8-9GPS Data Formats 8-7GPS Installation Program 8-9,
Page 10 IndexLLost Data if Batteries are Removed 2-29MMaking Space in the System Tray 2-15Memory 3-3Memory Cards 2-39,3-5Memory/Storage 5-5Mic
Index Page 11M (continued)Microsoft PDF ViewerFile 4-60About 4-61Close 4-61Recent Files 4-60View 4-62Microsoft Word ViewerFile 4-63About 4-65C
Page 12 IndexP (continued)Power 5-6Power Connector 2-24Power Management Feature 2-29Processor 5-3Program and Data Storage Options 3-4Internal
Index Page 13R (continued)Repairs 7-6Reset System 4-109Restore System 4-109ROM 3-3SSave System 4-108Saving PTab Files 4-115Serial Communicatio
Hardware Features Page 2-17The following screen appears:3) Tap on the arrow next to the tabs to get them to scroll over until theTime tab appe
Page 14 IndexS (continued)System Tray Indicators 2-14, 4-8, 5-4Making Space in the System Tray 2-15AM / PM Removal 2-16Clock Removal 2-15TTask
Index Page 15U (continued)USB/Power Dock 2-25, 2-36Charging 2-36Power Supply 2-36USB Communication 2-37USB/Power Dock Connector Pins 2-37USB C
Page 16 Index© Copyright September 2003, Juniper Systems, Inc., all rights reserved.Any reproduction of this manual, in part or in full, by an
Page-iiiTable of ContentsChapter 1IntroductionWelcome...1-3Allegro CE Over
Page 2-18 Hardware Features4) Tap on the down arrow in the Time style in the Appearance box andselect the H:mm:ss or HH:mm:ss option:5) Tap on
Hardware Features Page 2-19BatteriesThe power consumption of the Allegro CE is very efficient. The AutoSuspend and Power Management features h
Page 2-20 Hardware Features4) Slide the latches downward until they cannot slide any further tosecurely latch the battery door closed.Do not t
Hardware Features Page 2-21Setting Battery ChargeAfter installing the battery pack into the Allegro, the battery chargepercent must be set. Th
Page 2-22 Hardware FeaturesNew Battery Detected ScreenThere are other situations when you turn on your Allegro and theNew Battery Detected scr
Hardware Features Page 2-23Battery LifeDepending on the application, the batteries can last from five to 30hours between charges (NiMH) or rep
Page 2-24 Hardware FeaturesThe chart below describes the Allegro battery charging behavior atdifferent temperatures.Temp. Range Temp. RangeDeg
Hardware Features Page 2-25You can run the Allegro from the adapter while the batteries arebeing charged. To charge the battery complete the f
Page 2-26 Hardware Features❏ External Battery Charger (optional): The battery pack is removedfrom the Allegro to be charged using the external
Hardware Features Page 2-27Battery Gauging ExplainedThe Allegro's intelligent battery gauging circuit helps you efficientlymaintain the b
Page-ivChapter 4Windows CE Operating SystemWindows CE Overview ...4-3Starting Windows CE ...
Page 2-28 Hardware FeaturesThe battery gauging is an estimate. It works well in applicationswhere the Allegro is used heavily and charged ever
Hardware Features Page 2-29When the Battery Voltage DropsAs the battery charge drops to 10%, the voltage begins to drop offrapidly. The Allegr
Page 2-30 Hardware Features5) Place the new battery pack in the left side of the batterycompartment, push down, and slide it all the way to th
Hardware Features Page 2-315) Slide the door to the alkaline holder back into place, making sure itsnaps securely shut.6) Place the alkaline b
Page 2-32 Hardware FeaturesStoring the Allegro CE for Less Than Two MonthsIf you store the Allegro for less than two months, we recommend that
Hardware Features Page 2-33The NiMH batteries inside the Allegro battery packs are recyclable. Weencourage you to find a business in your area
Page 2-34 Hardware FeaturesCommunication PortsThe Allegro CE has five possible communication ports:❏ Two 9 pin serial ports (located on the to
Hardware Features Page 2-35Connecting Sensors to COM1Pin 4 (DTR) on COM1 supplies up to 200 mA at +5 volts to power barcode scanners and other
Page 2-36 Hardware FeaturesUSB/Power Dock (Optional Hardware)Using the USB/Power Dock you can quicklytransfer and synchronize files between t
Hardware Features Page 2-37▲▲▲▲▲ USB CommunicationThe USB/Power Dock also serves as a USB connection from theAllegro to the desktop PC. The re
Page-vPocket Word/WordPad...4-140Internet Explorer and Inbox ...4
Page 2-38 Hardware FeaturesMultiple Allegro USB ConnectionsActiveSync is a single unit connection program, resulting in only oneAllegro connec
Hardware Features Page 2-39PC CardsThe Allegro CE has a user-accessible PC Card Slot (PCMCIA 2.0 TypeII) that allows you to add mass data stor
Page 2-40 Hardware Features4) PC cards have a 68 pin socket on one end. Insert the card socket-first. The front of the card should be facing t
Expansion PodsCustom expansion pods allow you to integrate additionalcomponents as they become available. Our current availableexpansion pods include
Page 2-42 Hardware Features
Internal MemoryProgram and Data Storage OptionsChapter 3MemoryConfigurationand DataStorage Options
Page 3-2 Memory and Data Storage
Memory and Data Storage Page 3-3Internal MemoryThe Allegro CE's internal memory is configured much like thememory in laptop computers. It
Page 3-4 Memory and Data StorageProgram and Data Storage OptionsThe Allegro CE has two options for storing programs and data:internal non-vola
Memory and Data Storage Page 3-5PCMCIA stands for the Personal Computer Memory CardInternational Association. This association has developed s
Page-viChapter 8Expansion PodsExpansion Pod ...8-3GPS Expansion Pod...
Page 3-6 Memory and Data StorageSRAM CardsPowerSRAM cards are powered by the Allegro while installed in the PCcard slot. An on-board battery r
Windows CE OverviewActiveSync File Transfer ProgramWindows ExplorerStoring Files and ProgramsAllegro CE System UtilitiesApplication Command BarsPTab S
Page 4-2 Windows CE
Windows CE Page 4-3Windows CE OverviewThis chapter describes the operation of the Allegro CE usingMicrosoft™ Windows™ CE (3.0 and CE .NET). Ea
Page 4-4 Windows CEThe Windows CE Desktop appears on the screen:Suspend/Resume ModeIf you press the On/Off key, the Allegro goes into suspend
Windows CE Page 4-5Three styli are provided: two small on-board stylus and a full sizepen-type stylus. The small on-board stylus snaps into a
Page 4-6 Windows CEIdeally, use a soft, clean cotton cloth to gently wipe off the screen. Donot use anything abrasive that could scratch the s
Windows CE Page 4-7▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ DesktopWhen you turn the Allegro CE on, a Desktop similar to the exampleshown below appears on the screen. The De
Page 4-8 Windows CEStart MenuTap the Start button to view the menu as shown below:From the menu, tap on the category you want to select. You c
Windows CE Page 4-9 Cap locks are active, all letters are entered as capitalized Touchscreen disabled while the Allegro is operational Batt
WelcomeAllegro OverviewQuick Start GuideChapter 1Introduction
Page 4-10 Windows CE▲ On-line HelpFor on-line help with Windows CE basics or with a specificapplication, tap the Start button and select Help.
Windows CE Page 4-11CommunicationsThe Communications Properties applet allows the option forestablishing a connection between the Allegro and
Page 4-12 Windows CETap on the Change button to access the change connection option.Tap on the down arrow for a pull-down list of connection o
Windows CE Page 4-13Date/TimeThe Date/Time Properties applet is used to set the current date, time,and time zone. The Date tab allows you to
Page 4-14 Windows CEDialingThe Dialing Properties applet is used to create dialing locations andset dialing options to connect to a service pr
Windows CE Page 4-15Use the Appearance tab to change the color scheme of the displaycontents (the default is High Contrast White). Windows Sta
Page 4-16 Windows CEThe Backlight tab allows you to select the length of time you want thebacklight to remain on while the Allegro is in an id
Windows CE Page 4-17KeyboardThe Keyboard Properties applet has a Repeat tab used to enable ordisable character repeat when you hold down a key
Page 4-18 Windows CEOwnerThe Owner Properties applet Identification tab allows you to specifypersonal information, such as your name, address,
Windows CE Page 4-19PowerThe Power Properties applet shows information about the power levelof the batteries. The Battery tab shows the status
Page 1-2 Introduction
Page 4-20 Windows CERegional SettingsChanges made in the Regional Settings Properties applet mainly affectprograms that support international
Windows CE Page 4-21StylusThe Stylus Properties applet has Double-Tap tab used to set and test thedouble-tap sensitivity for speed and distanc
Page 4-22 Windows CEThe Recalibrate option can be accessed from the Recalibrate buttonand may be accessed if the Allegro has been without any
Windows CE Page 4-23The Memory tab allows you to adjust the allocation of RAM betweenprogram memory and storage memory.The majority of RAM sho
Page 4-24 Windows CEVolume and SoundsThe Volume & Sounds Properties applet Volume tab is used to adjust thespeaker volume and turn on and
Windows CE Page 4-25Select Browse to find and select the desired sound WAV file that youwant to associate with the selected action. To listen
Page 4-26 Windows CECertificatesThe Certificates applet is used to create secure communication withspecific programs you select on your Allegr
Windows CE Page 4-27With the Certificates applet, you can Import (or add) new certificates toprograms on your Allegro. You can View the certif
Page 4-28 Windows CEDialingThe Dialing Properties applet is used to create dialing locations andset dialing options to connect to a service pr
Windows CE Page 4-29Use the Appearance tab to change the color scheme of the displaycontents (the default is High Contrast White). Windows Sta
Introduction Page 1-3WelcomeThe Allegro CE is a rugged, waterproof Field PC built for long-termfield use. Intel’s. StrongARM 206 MHz processor
Page 4-30 Windows CEThe Backlight tab allows you to select the length of time you want thebacklight to remain on while the Allegro is in an id
Windows CE Page 4-31KeyboardThe Keyboard Properties has a Repeat tab used to enable or disablecharacter repeat when you hold down a key on you
Page 4-32 Windows CEOwnerThe Owner Properties applet uses the Identification tab to specifypersonal information, such as your name, address, a
Windows CE Page 4-33A Network ID tab is used to create a personal, unique identifier youreceive for accessing a remote network. In the Network
Page 4-34 Windows CEIf you are not using a USB Power Dock to connect your Allegro withyour PC, tap on the Change button to access the change c
Windows CE Page 4-35PowerThe Power Properties applet shows information about the power levelof the batteries in your Allegro. The Battery tab
Page 4-36 Windows CERegional SettingsChanges made in the Regional Settings Properties applet mainly affectprograms that support international
Windows CE Page 4-37Storage ManagerThe Storage Properties applet uses the Storage Manager tab to set upand view storage devices on your Allegr
Page 4-38 Windows CE3. Tap on the drop-down box under Store Info: and select DSK2:PCMCIA/Compact Flash Device.❖ Important Note: Do not select
Windows CE Page 4-396. Tap on OK to return to the Storage Properties applet.After formatting your PC card, it remains inaccessible until apart
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