User manual HANDHELD SYSTEMS HUSKY MP2500

[. . . ] 1 SERIAL PORT CONNECTOR 2 FUNCTION KEYS: press to use application functions. 4 HANDSTRAP: on the rear of the unit, this helps you hold the MP2500 securely. 6 ENTER/YES KEY: press to complete typing, type a carriage return, or answer Yes to a question. 7 SHIFT KEYS (S): hold either down to type the characters (or functions) shown above the keys. [. . . ] Note: After an application has been loaded into MP2500, access to SETTING UP functions may be different. Refer to instructions provided with your application. CONTROLS Note: Your application's user instructions may supplement the following information. Turning on and off Press P to turn on, or off. To conserve power, the MP2500 turns off automatically if you have not pressed any keys for a short while. Screen contrast Adjust the screen contrast for optimum readability, especially at temperature extremes. Hold down either S (SHIFT) key and press G to increase contrast or H to decrease contrast. Screen backlight - option If the backlight option is fitted (refer to your system provider for more details): In low ambient light, press L to turn the backlight on. You may need to press L at the same time (depending how your MP2500 is set up). The backlight turns off automatically after a short time, to conserve power. Data entry To type numbers or letters, press the appropriate keys. To delete characters you've just typed, press the B (BACKSPACE) key. To select the characters or functions shown above the keys, hold down either S (SHIFT) key and then press the appropriate key. Moving the cursor Software applications will normally allow you to move the cursor a character or line at a time, using the arrow keys: I, J, G and H. To move the cursor up or down several lines, use Q and R. Resetting the MP2500 Caution: Resetting the MP2500 may lose your most recent data entries. You should not need to reset the MP2500 in normal operation - use this procedure in emergency only. If the MP2500 locks up or fails to operate, you MAY need to reset it as follows: Refer to the previous section SETTING UP. If this fails, try another set of Alkaline batteries or (charged) battery pack (see Replacing the Battery). If this does not help, contact your system provider for assistance. LOADING SOFTWARE Your system provider may have already loaded the application software before issuing the MP2500 to you. Software is normally loaded onto an MP2500 by downloading files from a PC. For further details, please consult your system provider or the MP2500 System Developer's Guide (or instructions provided with the application software). THE BATTERY The MP2500 is designed for use with a alkaline batteries or a HUSKY rechargeable battery pack. If you are using rechargeable batteries, use only the HUSKY MP2500 battery pack. Non-rechargeable alkaline batteries are not generally recommended for use with an MP2500 with peripheral loads. With a full charge, the MP2500 battery is designed to last more than a working shift. However, if power does run low, a warning BATTERY LEVEL LOW will be displayed. (After a further period of use, your MP2500 will turn itself off and will not turn on again. ) You should do one of the following: Return the MP2500 to your base or office Or recharge the battery (see Charging the battery) Or fit a fully charged battery pack (see Replacing the battery) Or fit three new AA size alkaline batteries. Replacing the battery · Turn off the MP2500. · Do not allow rain or moisture into the battery · · compartment. Either: Slide the replacement HUSKY MP2500 battery pack into the battery compartment, positive end first. [. . . ] In general all cables must be high quality, shielded, correctly terminated and normally restricted to 2 metres length. HUSKY AC adaptors employ special provisions to avoid radio interference and should not be altered or substituted. Unapproved modifications or operations conflicting with these instructions for use, may void approvals by the authorities to operate the equipment. USA Radio interference, FCC Statement NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]