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SoMo 655 User`s Guide

1. PRODUCT DISPOSAL Your device should not be placed in municipal waste Please check local regulations for disposal of electronic products Disclaimer EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT EXPRESSLY WARRANTED BY SOCKET MOBILE INC THIS PRODUCT IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT REQUIRED BY LAW SOCKET DOES NOT ASSUME ANY PRODUCT LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE APPLICATION OR USE OF ANY PRODUCT OR APPLICATION DESCRIBED HEREIN Limited Software Warranty LIMITED WARRANTY SOCKET warrants that the original disk or CD ROM is free from defects for 90 days from the date of delivery of the SOFTWARE CUSTOMER REMEDIES SOCKET S entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be at SOCKET S option either a return of the price paid or b replacement of the SOFTWARE which does not meet SOCKET S Limited Warranty and which is returned to SOCKET with a copy of your receipt Any replacement SOFTWARE will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or 30 days whichever is longer THESE REMEDIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NO OTHER WARRANTIES SOCKET disclaims all other warranties either express or implied including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose with respect to the
2. Do not insert the card before starting SocketScan If you insert the card before starting SocketScan no icon will appear STEP 4 Start Application Start the application that you want to enter data into e g Excel Mobile Make sure a document spreadsheet or text field is open Place the cursor where you want to enter data from the scanner STEP 5 Scan or Read Data Scanning RFID Press the trigger button to scan a barcode or read an RFID tag Please refer to your scanner manual for the correct technique When scanning a barcode make sure the scanning beam covers the entire width of the barcode For example try scanning the barcode to the right Note Print out before scanning Mag Stripe Swipe a magnetic stripe card through the slot with the magnetic stripe facing the SoMo 655 _ When data is read it will appear in your document where you positioned the cursor Wait for the Good Scan indication before you scan more data If you try to scan too fast the device can lock up until you stop scanning If the data does not appear how you expect it and you are using Excel Mobile check the cell formatting 52 Appendix A Specifications Processor Memory Display Audio Connectors Wireless Connectivity not included with SoMo 655DXS Mass Storage amp Expansion Slots USB Battery Dimensions Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity Antimicrobial Rating SoMo 655Rx only
3. Marvell PXA270M 624MHz CPU 128 MB SDRAM 4 GB Flash up to 32 GB additional with microSD slot SoMo File Store Non volatile memory for device applications configurations can survive a hard reset of device Features Auto Run support ideal for provisioning deployments 3 5 65K colors TFT LCD 16 bit per pixel 240 w x 320 L resolution white LED backlight glass analog resistive touch panel for use with stylus or fingertip High quality built in speaker and microphone support VoIP Speech recognition PTT Dictation applications Power jack barrel connector 16 pin communications charging connector USB 1 1 Host amp 2 0 Client 3 5mm headset jack with support for voice amp stereo Bluetooth V2 0 EDR Class 2 IEEE 802 11 b g n Data Rates 802 11b g n Up to 135 Mbps Frequency Range Country dependent channels 1 13 2 412 2 472 GHz Antenna internal microSD CompactFlash I O Supports up to 32GB of external memory 2 0 Client 1 1 Host USB 1 1 Host amp 2 0 Client x2 Cradle only Standard 3 7V 1500 mAh rechargeable Lithium ion Extended 3 7V 2600 mAh rechargeable Lithium ion With standard battery 5 00 x 2 94 x 0 81 inches 127 x 74 60 x 20 6 mm Weight 6 25 oz 177 g including stylus With extended battery 5 00 x 2 94 x 0 98 inches 127 x 74 60 x 25 mm Weight 7 20 oz 204 g including stylus 0 to 50 C 32 to 120 F 25 to 75 C 13 to 167 F 95 non condensing J
4. These icons indicate whether the SoMo is running on battery power or connected to AC power Battery icon v LO 100 Monday May 21 2012 WE Unavallanle E23 on No Unread messages No tasks Wednesday Marketing lunch 12 00PM 1 00PM Salang Pass 4fgha Getting Started A Alternatively from the Start screen tap Settings System Power Plus Power Plug icon Monday May 21 2012 WI F Unavailable D on No unread messages No tasks Wednesday Marketing lunch 12 00PM 1 00PM Salang Pass 4fgha Getting Started Calendar bh a 2 The Power Plus utility will appear displaying the Battery screen Battery charging Power Plus Main battery 2600 mAh E E 100 100 Battery current charging m m 1000 m Battery J Advanced f Lisage Adjust backlight settings to conserve power Ge i About he Battery discharging r qe Gr 10 22 Power Plus Main battery 2600 mAh Power FO Uz 100 current See 202 m D m 1000 m Estimated time remaining Sh 13m Battery J Advanced J Lisage Adjust backlight settings to conserve power 32 Current usage typically ranges from 150 mA to over 450 mA depending on how the SoMo is being used After a suspend resume it can take up to 30 seconds for the applet to make a reasonable determination of time remaining If the battery is changed and the SoMo reset it may take several minutes
5. Battery Cover Release Bottom Charging Communication Port Fastening PEM Nuts 10 Optional Sync Charge Cradle With two USB ports the cradle can act as a hub to connect a keyboard mouse or other device There is a compartment for charging a spare battery which can be charged at the same time as a SoMo Front Back LU r Kan Re Cal RE anan TEEN ft Pa Il Ti P Vi i NA e ng WA en E MA d V C N K e i ke B N U N LU Yo d ke gd 1 w n 2 BD E O Buy cradles separately at http wwi1 socketmobile com products handheld computers accessories hc aspx cat Charging 20 20Sync Socket offers a broad range of charging accessories for the SoMo including durable charging cradles four bay chargers car chargers and more Certain USB devices may require additional software or drivers IMPORTANT The cradle for the SoMo 650 is NOT compatible with the SoMo 655 Product Registration Socket highly recommends all customers register their products Product registration is required to access technical support Registered users also benefit from free service packs and updates If you have a connection to the internet with your Soho use the Getting Started wizard to register Or register from any computer online at http support socketmobile com SocketCare Extended Warranty SocketCare is an enhanced service program purchasable from an Autho
6. 1x A No encryption Channel number OG Profile saved T P 802 11b 802 11g 802 11n 46 Finding and Connecting to a WLAN Ask your network administrator for the necessary security settings for your WLAN If the WLAN uses 802 1x WPA or WPA2 install authentication certificate s before you connect P E 2 Scan Results will launch listing detected WLANs in range Tap on any WLAN in the list to view additional 1 In the At a Glace screen of Go Wi Fi tap on the tower icon or tap the Scan button properties Go Wi Fil ai go SCHEI Scan Results All Ze If desired tap on the Type or Sort by drop down menus to change how the list is displayed If your WLAN is not listed tap Refresh at the bottom of the screen If Scan Results cannot find your WLAN because its SSID network name is hidden tap New at the bottom of the screen A wizard will launch to help you create a profile for your network Complete the wizard entering the security settings obtained from your network administrator Configure Wireless Network Connects To The Internet r Show keys and passwords as clear text C This is a hidden network 123 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 le Tah w e Tr tiv uliloelp ir CAP Atalan In 47 For Go Wi Fi a Socket profile editor will launch with dynamic configuration and advanced security options If your WLAN does not have a profile i e no folder icon is shown ne
7. Device Center or Microsoft ActiveSync See detailed instructions on page 15 Software Development Kit SDK The SDK provides flexible control via Application Programming Interfaces so developers can optimize hardware features of the SoMo 655 for their specific application and end user environment Controllable hardware features supported by the SDK include e WLAN and Bluetooth wireless radios e Socket Mobile CompactFlash barcode RFID and magnetic stripe readers e Touch screen backlight e CompactFlash I O and microSD slot management e Audio visual LEDs and vibrate notifications e Audio volume and microphone e Bottom connector pin outs e Power management monitoring For more information visit http www socketmobile com support Developer SoMo 12 2 Getting Started A CAUTION TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION OF YOUR SOMO 655 FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO USE FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN YOUR SOMO TEMPORARILY NOT TURNING ON STEP 1 Install the Battery 1 To remove the battery cover press the release button on the bottom of the battery cover with your thumb Use your opposite hand to slide the cover off 2 Place the Lithium ion battery into the battery compartment with the contacts side first barcode label facing up la CAUTION THERE IS RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE DISPOSE OF BATTERIES ACCORDING TO YOUR LOCAL REGULATIONS FOR BATTERY DISPOS
8. Ka TR 200 r d m 64 71 1 245 static wiline com amp 4 711 245 3 1 1 241 static wiline rom W Sih het A 71 1241 E 10 ms KR 164r352401 v20 wiline com 105 60 110 181 LL 10 ms gt 5 352401 24 fr wiline Com cave 0 nt KE Ping 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Ping 2 Tap Menu Configure Enter the appropriate settings and tap OK al Q 4 GH 2 30 Target ping socketmoble cam Max hops 20 Resolve IP YES WINDOWSMOBILES1 origin 64 1 1 245 static wilin com 64 71 1241 10 ms y 0 164r352401 20 wiline com j lt 106 60 110 161 F i l ms S 352401 Ra wiline com Ge 720 100 174 AN 3 Tap Start To end the test tap Stop A prompt will report the statistics Tap ok d Gd Gi 2 23 ing al GH 6 Gi 2 23 Configure Ping Target ping socketmoble com Packet size 37 Content Al D 8 Target Repeat count 5 Verify data NO 3 Oo A RIT 9s _ gms z W o Gens 13 ms BI 7 eet RTT 10 ms Verify data Yes CU dE amune ont d amp dE On 2 23 Target ping socketmoble caom Packet size 37 Content All D Repeat count 5 Verify data NO RTT 10 ms 12 ms 5 Statistics 5 Packets Ci Best RTT 1 ms Worst RTT 12 mi Average RTT 1 ms Timeouts 0 Mes gt A RTT 10 ms pe o Y 58 Statistical Graphs and Tables 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Statistics 2 In the pop up m
9. Manage the radio power automatically Best power Best network savings performance 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Settings Wi Fi Region 2 Select your region If your network uses 802 11d check the box at the bottom of the screen Tap OK 0 If your Wi Fi environment supports multiple hidden networks i e access points that don t broadcast their SSID make sure to uncheck the box My network uses 802 11d Go Wi Fi Certificates Trace Route Manage Profiles Power Save i Roaming Diagnostics Logging Wi Fi Region Regulatory Geographic Area Domain Region FCC North The Americas Australia American New Zealand some parts of Asia C ETSI EMEA Europe Middle East Africa some parts of Asia TELEC Japan Japan My network uses 802 11d 61 Roaming 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Settings Roaming 2 Enter the appropriate settings and tap OK e Network protocol Select Auto for the software to automatically choose the appropriate mode select G for 802 11 or select B for 802 11b e Environment AP density Select the relative density of access points in your environment to adjust how aggressively the SoMo will roam from one access point to another g Roaming GO Radio and Roaming Sensitivity Network protocol Certificates Trace Route Environment Manage Profiles AP density Power Save Wi Fi Region F Roaming ree di Diagnostics L
10. SOFTWARE and the accompanying written materials This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights You may have others which vary from state to state NO LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES In no event shall SOCKET or its suppliers be liable for any damages whatsoever including without limitation damages for loss of business profits business interruption loss of business information or other pecuniary loss arising out of the use of or inability to use the SOFTWARE even if SOCKET has been advised of the possibility of such damages Because some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages the above limitation may not apply to you EXPORT LAW ASSURANCES You may not use or otherwise export or reexport the SOFTWARE except as authorized by United States law and laws of the jurisdiction in which the SOFTWARE was obtained In particular but without limitation none of the SOFTWARE may be used or otherwise exported or reexported a into or to a national or resident of a United States embargoed country or b to anyone on the U S Treasury Department e list of Specially Designated Nationals or the U S Department of Commerce s Table of Denial Orders By using the SOFTWARE you represent and warrant that you are not located in under control of or a national or resident of any such country or on any such list GOVERNMENT END USERS If the SOFTWARE is supplied to the U S Government th
11. SOMO655 directory to the root of your memory card 69 A A IMPORTANT COPY THE SOMO655 DIRECTORY TO THE ROOT OF THE MEMORY CARD DO NOT CHANGE THE NAME OF THE FOLDER Good Example F SOMO655 Bad Example F Socket SOMO655 Bad Example F SoMo_655 3 Insert the memory card into the device STEP 4 Install the Files 1 Press and hold the Right Programmable Application button on your SoMo 655 2 While holding the button use the stylus to gently press the Reset button on the back of your SoMo 655 Keep holding the Right Programmable Application button 3 An EBOOT screen will appear with a timer counting down from 5 seconds IMPORTANT KEEP HOLDING THE RIGHT PROGRAMMABLE APPLICATION BUTTON UNTIL THE TIMER REACHES 0 SECONDS OTHERWISE THE INSTALLATION WILL BE ABORTED SD UPDATE EBOOT 9 OF Set a Ve a0 MSYSDOC bin Apr 15 2012 12 21 09 D seconds Download Image 70 4 The SoMo 655 will begin to download and update the ROM image 5 After the installation reports Update completed the Socket splash screen will appear for about 30 seconds then disappear socket a mobile SoMo 655 Socket Splash Screen focketmobile com 6 The Windows Embedded Handheld splash screen will appear for about 30 seconds 7 The Windows Welcome wizard will prompt you to set up Windows Mobile Follow the instructions on your screen 8 After setting up Windows Embedded Handheld the Today screen will
12. UL Regional Settings ae Scanner Settings x Remowe Programs E Screen l Er Task Manager System Info Gi Sc d Gi 4 14 System Info ti Memory A Kai OS Version OS version v5 2 29136 AKU 6 5 3 ROM revision date giana Z ROM version v1 00 00 5P2 buik k N Bootloader versio Service Pack version SP2 Bluetooth version 0 7 4 0 Battery Monitor 4 1 LI System Ezaz kana 36 Online Help Your SoMo 655 contains online help files They can be accessed in two ways 1 In the Start screen tap Help icon 2 Tap on the Help icon si if your application has one 37 4 Managing Wi Fi Connections The SoMo 655 offers two applications to manage your wireless connections Each comes with its own tools and interface 1 Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration WZC is a utility for managing Wi Fi connections from your SoMo 655 handheld computer 2 Go Wi Fi HIGHLY RECOMMENDED is available on the Socket Mobile website It offers the following advantages over WZC e Advanced authentication including PEAP GTC EAP TTLS LEAP and EAP FAST e WMM including transmit power control e Socket profile editor with advanced functionality e An At a Glance graphical user interface with detailed connection information Software Installation status Wireless Zero Pre installed on device Configuration Enhanced Pre loaded on device but optional to install Wi Fi Comp
13. Wi Fi Settings from pop up menu 2 Wi Fi Settings will appear listing detected WLANs in range Tap on any WLAN in the list to configure and connect Tap on the Menu to add a new network remove settings edit configurations access advanced settings or turn off wi fi Wireless Manager Gie SEH w 12 14 i Fi Que BERT Network lt Wireless gt Network Network lt Wireless gt Network Add New Add New Ji scktoublic Connecting i Connected Available E Available On Available Available Available Available afl ProductionLab Available nillscktcorp Available al SOLKET_LVVAP_LEAP Available afl SOMO_WLAN_ TEST Available J wlan_test Available scktpublic Advanced Turn Off Wi Fi Bluetooth Settings Wi Fi Settings Menu lt wn amp Cen E A wizard will launch to help you create a profile for your network Complete the wizard entering the security settings obtained from your network administrator 1 ME Gi 3 00 i Fi GT Gi 3 56 i Fi G af Gi 3 56 Configure Wireless Network Configure Network Authentication Configure Network Authentication Network name Authentication WPA PSK T Data Encryption Network key kk eh kik lk lk lk i es i a Cr e e If your WLAN does not appear in the list tap and hold your stylus on a WLAN in the list In the pop up menu tap Add New A wizard will launch to help you create a profile for the selected SS
14. and Maintenance For important safety and usage instructions please refer to page 3 Cleaning the SoMo 655 or SoMo 655DxXS e With the device switched off clean the SoMo 655 by wiping it with a soft clean cloth that is lint free and slightly moistened Do not allow the earpiece microphone speaker card slots sync charging port or other metal surfaces to get wet e Do not wipe the SoMo with any corrosive liquid or coarse objects This can damage the outer surface of the device Cleaning the SoMo 655Rx antimicrobial version e Socket recommends Sani Cloth Plus brand disposable cloth wipes as the standard disinfectant wipe for the SoMo 655Rx handheld computer Doing so will increase the JIS Z2801 2000 antimicrobial rating from 2 49 to 6 07 e Do not use bleach based or Dispatch brand cloth wipes as they negate all antimicrobial properties that have been added to the device Carrying or Storing the SoMo e Do not leave the SoMo in extremely high or low temperature environments e Remove the battery of the SoMo if it is not going to be used for a long period of time Store the SoMo and its battery in a cool dark and dry place 55 Appendix C Go Wi Fi Advanced Features The features described in this appendix are for ADVANCED USERS ONLY For basic connection instructions please refer to Chapter 4 Registered users can download Go Wi Fi software from http support socketmobile com View IP Addresses You can only
15. appear and the SoMo 655 will be ready to use Today Screen 71 Appendix F Troubleshooting SYMPTOM When I press the power button the Soho does not turn on Possible Reason Solution The SoMo battery does not have adequate Plug the SoMo into AC power or insert a charged battery charge The SoMo Mode switch is in hold mode Slide the Mode switch on the left side of the SoMo UP to the A position If you have a new SoMo remove the sticker on top of the Mode switch 72 Appendix G Technical Support If you have trouble installing or using the SoMo 655 Socket has different support options to help you Online Knowledge Base Search for articles Frequently Asked Questions or Hot Topics any time day or night http support socketmobile com EU_ S1a as Online Requests Register your product and submit a question to our Technical Support Team http support socketmobile com Telephone e Worldwide 1 510 933 3020 e EU 32 0 479 49 64 54 73 Limited Warranty Socket Mobile Incorporated Socket warrants this product against defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for one 1 year from the date of purchase Product must be purchased new from a Socket Authorized Distributor or Reseller Used products and products purchased through non authorized channels are not eligible for this warranty support EXCEPTIONS Consumables such as batteries cables cases straps styli memory car
16. is a memory card Set up Data Capture Triggers For instructions on how to set up data capture triggers for Socket barcode scanners or RFID readers please refer to Chapter 5 24 Set up SocketScan 10 SocketScan 10 software enters data from Socket CHS Series 7 or CRS Series 9 barcode scanners into any application running on your SoMo 1 In the list of Getting Started wizards tap Set up SocketScan 10 2 To install the application tap on the link 3 Choose where you would like the software installed Tap Install After installation tap OK Betting Started gt SET Getting Started ar d 11 33 w Set Up SocketScan 10 Installing SacketScan 10 adds support for the folowing Bluetooth scanners es CHS 73i ZX RX ZA ZARX e CHS 7P v3 7M v3 7E v3 ZC Z Register SoMo 655 EI Set up e WFC sd Configure Mode Switch td Configure CF microSD slots Tap to install SocketScan 10 MIN Set up Data Capture triggers Ka Set up SocketScan 10 For instructions on how to use SocketScan 10 with the CHS barcode scanner please refer to the documentation included with your version of the CHS Sprite Backup Trial mind ee Choose a location to install Socket Mobile SocketScan 10 amp SoMo File Store microSD card Space Needed 1547 KB Space Available 1691660 KB Includes a free 10 day trial of Sprite Backup software that lets you backup your data 1 In the list of Getting Started
17. position any connections or programs running on the SoMo will remain active By default the screen will turn off By default the SoMo automatically suspends according to settings saved in the Power applet To access the applet from the Start Screen tap on Settings System Mode Switch 1 Inthe list of Getting Started wizards tap Configure Mode Switch 2 Tap on the link in the wizard to access the Change Mode switch settings 3 Use the utility to configure your settings Getting Started SC 14 Betting Started 42 a d G a9 LU Change Language ad Configure Mode Switch e Register SoMo 655 Configure the Mode switch to do more than just make your device appear to be e 4 dead d i REESEN Keep the screen alive and launch ji applications if desired Configure Mode Switch Change Mode switch settings in Settings gt System gt Mode Switch D Configure CF microSD slots HIR Set up Data Capture triggers Ss Get Gelee SocketScan 10 Configuring the Mode Switch Settings Step 1 General Select the Enable the Mode Switch checkbox Enable the Mode Switch e Touse the factory settings as the Active profile tap the Restore the same Laine program tinsh inado settings I had before radio button Then tap on Profile B and skip to Step 3 Se u e To customize your settings select the Use the settings specified in profile Launch program when switch is moved to B A radio button Then tap on the Profile A tab You m
18. that enables you to quickly connect to edit or delete the selected profile If multiple profiles are listed you can also set their order of priority by moving profiles up or down in the list The SoMo will try to connect to the 1 ranked network then 2 etc until a connection is made Manage Profiles Configure Wireless Network Prio Asc Network name _ __ Connects To The Internet D g Show keys and passwords as clear text _ This is a hidden network Edit profile Mbp Na Delete profile blic Dr Move Up 14 02 Move Down Good Scan B Manage Profiles ko annisa Profiles Profile Icons Current connection This icon appears only when multiple profiles are listed Signal strength of strongest AP access point ad hoc radio WEP encryption WPA PSK WPA TKIP WPA2 or 802 1x No encryption Priority ranking Profile saved 802 11b 802 11g 802 11n 60 Power Save 1 Inthe main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Settings Power Save 2 For automatic power management check the box Manage the radio power automatically This will enable best performance when charging and best power savings when running on battery power Alternatively uncheck the box and use the slider to manually choose your power setting Tap OK Certificates gt Trace Route Manage Profiles Wi Fi Region Roaming Diagnostics Logging Wi Fi Region r Power Save Gi Radio power O
19. use this utility In the list of Getting Started wizards tap Configure CF microSD slots Tap on Change CF microSD slot settings Check the appropriate box to enable a card slot after the SoMo suspends resumes Tap OK SCT ZER ZE Getting Started ln z 519 Getting Started ln z 5 70 k g CF microsD Slots gie H ange Language Configure CF microSD Programs that access data on memory cards Register SoMo 655 slots may Fail after suspend resume Keeping the Programs that access data on memory memory card enabled MAY allow such software A cards may fail after suspend resume to run properly These settings do not affect IO Set up e WFL Keeping slots enabled MAY allow such cards software to run properly Configure Mode Switch Note These settings do not affect 10 n ji cards Power is never left on for SDIO or CFIO cards only Memory cards C Leave microSD memory enabler Configure CF microSD slots ii e Change CF microSD slot settings in Settings gt CF SD Slots CAUTION IF cards are left enabled do NOT change the memory card while the device is suspended Set up Data Capture triggers CAUTION ONLY LEAVE A SLOT ENABLED TO INSERT A MEMORY CARD DO NOT LEAVE A SLOT ENABLED TO INSERT A SOCKET CF microSD DEVICE OR OTHER I O CARD Leaving a slot enabled when the SoMo is not in use can deplete the battery If you leave a slot enabled when the SoMo is powered on do not remove or insert a card unless it
20. wizards tap Sprite Backup Trial 2 To install the application tap on the link 3 Choose where you would like the software installed Tap Install After installation tap OK Getting Started mP ee 7 Set up e WFC sf Configure Mode Switch Getting Started wi a d a1 Sprite Backup Trial This is a 10 day trial of sprite backup the world s favorite mobile backup solution Full backup Exclusive 1step backup Off device backup Automatically scheduled backups j Configure CF microSD slots HI Set up Data Capture triggers j Set up SocketScan 10 Tap to install soritemobile The Desktop install component can be found at http spritesottware com Sprite Backup Trial MobiScan Rapid i Configuration Tool i OK For more information about Sprite Backup please visit http www spritesoftware com products sprite backup full edition mind 10 19 Choose a location to install Sprite Software Sprite Backup E O SoMo File Store microSD card Space Needed 10672 KB Space Available 1656400 KB 25 MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool 1 In the list of Getting Started wizards tap MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool 2 Tap on the link Follow the on screen instructions to install the software Betting Started Cl J 5 26 Getting Started 4 10 14 Configure Mode Switch E MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool MoabiScan is a tool that can be used to provision th
21. 55 4 Release the Start Control button and F2 Configurable buttons It is recommended that you hold the SoMo 655 upside down in your right hand Press the Start Control button and F2 Configurable button buttons closest to the screen with the index and middle fingers Hold the stylus in your other hand to press and release the reset button Release the two buttons 5 A Socket Splash Screen will appear then disappear 6 The launch of the Today screen will indicate the completion of the cold boot f mobile SoMo 655 Ma focketmobile com Socket Splash Screen Today Screen 66 A Clean Boot CAUTION A CLEAN BOOT IS MORE POWERFUL THAN A WARM OR COLD BOOT IT WILL DELETE ALL USER APPLICATION FILES AND FOLDERS WHEN YOU PERFORM A CLEAN BOOT FORMATS PREFERENCES AND OTHER SETTINGS INCLUDING DATE AND TIME ARE RESTORED TO THEIR FACTORY DEFAULTS ALL DATA RECORDS AND ENTRIES EXCEPT THOSE STORED IN ROM OR THE FILE STORE WILL BE ERASED A clean boot reverts the device to its factory default settings or the latest service pack ROM update All installed programs data and registry settings will be cleared except those saved in the SoMo File Store A clean boot also drives the processor with a hardware reset thus clearing all system states including the date and time If you set a security password on the SoMo 655 and forget it a clean boot will remove the password setting To perform a clean boot 1 Provide power to th
22. AL 3 To replace the battery cover align the top end of the cover carefully leaving a small gap Then slide the cover on till it clicks A CAUTION DO NOT PRESS THE BATTERY COVER DIRECTLY DOWN OR THE BATTERY DOOR SENSING SWITCH COULD BE DAMAGED 13 STEP 2 Charge the Battery OPTION 1 Charge the SoMo directly from an outlet using the 3A AC adapter that comes with it Lift flap to access port OPTION 2 Charge the SoMo using the optional Sync charge cradle and the 3A AC adapter that comes with it The SoMo 655 should be charged for at least 4 hours before first use Afterwards charge the device as needed according to its battery level The right LED indicator on the front of the SoMo turns red while charging then green when fully charged When changing the battery do not remove the main battery for more than 5 minutes unless AC power is applied to the unit Removing both AC power and the main battery for more than 5 minutes could result in losing some of your settings 14 STEP 3 Turn On Your SoMo 655 0 For optimal results make sure the SoMo 655 is fully charged before proceeding Press the power button STEP 4 Install Synchronization Software on Host PC 0 If you will be using a host computer do not connect your SoMo 655 to the host PC until the synchronization software has been installed on the PC If your computer is running Windows 8 7 Vista 1 Enable Windows Mobile Device Center whic
23. APN etc within the barcode which will allow the device mali to establish communication with a Yo SES designated network Tap here to run the MobiScan client For more information about Foxit PDF Reader please visit http www foxitsoftware com products mobilereader windows 26 3 Using the SoMo 655 This chapter explains how to use your SoMo 655 through its buttons the Mode switch stylus finger swiping Start screen online Help and the Radio Manager Stylus Use the stylus in three ways FS a DD e Tap an item Use to select an option similar to left clicking a mouse e Tap and hold an item Reveals a submenu if available It is similar to right clicking a mouse e Drag Hold the stylus against the screen and drag to highlight multiple items or to move the position of an item Similar to left clicking and dragging a mouse A Tethered stylus 3 Pack SKU HC1646 1134 is available online at http ww1 socketmobile com products handheld computers accessories hc details aspx sku HC1646 1134 Finger Swiping The SoMo 655 supports finger swiping to scroll through lists For example you can swipe your finger vertically on the Start screen to flip through icons Mode Switch The mode switch helps you extend the battery life With Profile A set as the Active profile the battery life can be optimized for performance during activity With Profile B as the Background profile the battery life can be optimized to save b
24. ID Complete the wizard entering the security settings obtained from your network administrator After a profile is saved if the WLAN is in range the SoMo will automatically try to connect to it To connect to another network in the list tap and hold your stylus on the WLAN In the pop up menu tap Connect 42 Go Wi Fi Software Socket Mobile recommends installing Go Wi Fi for its advanced security features and graphical user interface Once installed Go Wi Fi will automatically launch after you turn on the Wi Fi radio Installing the Software Download http www socketmobile com support downloads handheld computer somo 655 1 Make sure your SoMo 655 is running Service Pack 2 SP2 or later Go to Start gt Settings gt System gt System Info gt OS Version gt ROM version You can get SP2 from the same URL above 2 Transfer the CAB file to your SoMo by using a memory card the sync cable cradle or by downloading it directly onto the SoMo 3 Use File Explorer to browse to the CAB file Tap on the file Turning on the Wi Fi Radio 1 To open the Go Wi Fi Radio Manager tap on the Wi Fi and Bluetooth status line in the Today screen Or press the button on the right side of the SoMo 655 vi J d 10 04 Monday May 21 2012 M Wi Fi Unavailable gt gt Dei E x iy il Nea Unread Messages wl No take Wednesday Marketing lunch 12 00PM 1 00PM Salang Pass 4fgha Getting Started 2 Inth
25. IS Z2801 2000 Test 2 49 on Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus MRSA 6 07 when cleaned with Sani Cloth Plus brand disposable cloth wipes 53 Drop Specification ESD Specification Operating Systems Available Pre Loaded Socket Software Pre Loaded Applications and Utilities Multiple 1 m 3 3 ft drops to vinyl covered concrete With optional DuraCase protective case sold separately Multiple 1 3 m 4 3 ft drops to vinyl covered concrete 8kV air discharge 8kV direct discharge Microsoft Windows Embedded Handheld 6 5 previously known as Windows Mobile Classic 6 5 Data Capture e SocketScan Plug in for CompactFlash barcode MSR RFID UIC683 Smart Card reader cards e SocketScan 10 for Socket Mobile Bluetooth barcode scanners WLAN Management Go Wi Fi Power Management e Power Plus Battery Friendly utility e Mode Switch utility e CPU performance utility Microsoft Software e Office Mobile optional Word Excel PowerPoint OneNote Mobile e Web Communications Outlook Mobile IE Mobile e Synchronization ActiveSync Windows Mobile Device Center Client e Media Windows Media Player Mobile e NET Compact Framework v3 5 installed e Additional Applications Calculator Notes Tasks 3rd Party Software e Foxit PDF reader e SOTI MobiScan Agent e Sprite Backup Trial version Office Mobile is included only on select SoMo 655 versions 54 Appendix B Care
26. Mo 655DXS configurations come with the following items di d i kB On kzi Monday June 18 2012 i HF Awallabla EJ or read merbes No hao tasks Mo gesoet apgpoinbments LG etting Started so cket Hil 1a 5 4 WE 5701 3444 A darman SoMo 655 Handheld Computer Stylus Lithium ion Battery USB Sync Cable AC Adapter In addition this package comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a Quick Start Guide Configuration dependent NOTE The optional Sync Charge Cradles SKU HC1700 1394 SKU HC1701 1395 or Four Bay Charging Cradles SKU HC1702 1396 SKU HC1703 1397 can be purchased separately at http ww1 socketmobile com products handheld computers accessories hc aspx cat Chargin Hardware Features Front Bluetooth Wi Fi Status Alarm Battery Status Blue Green LED Red Green Orange Yellow LED Expansion Slot Cover Lift to access microSD and CompactFlash I O slots Power Resume Button 3 5 TFT LCD Touch Screen Hands free Headset Microphone Jack Lift flap to access Left Programmable Application Button Default Voice Recorder F2 Configurable Button F4 Configurable Button Mode Switch DC in Connector Microphone Lift flap to access i 5 way Navigation Button Start Control Button F3 Configurable Button Back Screw Caps Stylus holder Stylus Sch Speaker Right Programmable Application Button Default Wireless Manager Reset Button Battery Cover
27. N 1006 20 20Socket 20Customer 20Notice 20 20Batteries 20discharging 20quickly 20200100524 pdf Today Screen The Today screen is like the homepage for the Windows Embedded Handheld operating system Access current data utilities and applications from the Today screen Also access the Start screen v 1 q Taz Monday June 18 2012 fe Wi Fi Avadabis fa On i No unread messages B notasies ES No upcoming appointments Getting Started Start Screen The Start screen can be accessed by tapping the Windows logo GH or pressing the Start Control button with the Windows flag on it From the Start screen access the Today screen settings programs Help topics and more a Comacts Le Internet Erplorer el Settings L 29 Wireless Radio Manager 0 The SoMo 655 includes the Microsoft Wireless Manager by default However if you install Go Wi Fi the Socket Radio Manager will appear instead see next page Microsoft Wireless Manager 1 To open the Microsoft Wireless Manager tap the Wi Fi and Bluetooth status line in the Today screen Alternatively press the button on the right side of the SoMo 43 1 d 4 21 Monday June 18 2012 Wi Fi Available D on Mo unread messages No tasks No upcoming appointments 2 Getting Started 2 S Calendar a a 2 In the Wireless Manager an X appears next to the Wi Fi or Bluetooth icon when the radio is off Tap on the Wi Fi or Bluetooth b
28. Next 4 Follow the instructions in the remaining screens to complete the setup Windows XP 2000 1 When you connect your SoMo 655 to your computer for the first time the New Partnership wizard will Set Up a Partnerchip 4 d inate dahri automatically launch on your SoMo 655 ege ea upaa keia bayi ebe tel Baraj Carr k parhaa hat p bohen ala ji re ang fhe computer o A guest pey nan hip bo mmply k ecte dala bhe ptt devanan el a oaa ahaa kurd d parinen ao kak re lk e k tir bew NOTE If the wizard does not automatically year derece and er comer launch on your SoMo 655 in the Start gene ET Ee taguh l beyar Gagn sue n ahil gd H Dabeja daxan uiie F h banaa screen open ActiveSync manually by C Quna selem V ae er ae ee ee tapping on ActiveSync b mg d bachu mage ona Aen whee bar Pepa kapan sz Ui rei eet po epee ea 2 Follow the setup wizard to set up the partnership Once completed the first synchronization will start automatically 3 After the synchronization is complete you will see that your email contacts pictures and songs and other applications on your SoMo have been updated The next time you wish to use the synchronization software just plug your SoMo 655 into your computer The software will open automatically and update your device 17 Getting Started Wizards 1 In the Today screen tap Getting Started 2 Alist of wizards will appear Some are generic for Wi
29. S MANUAL This PDA has been tested and demonstrated compliance when Bluetooth and WLAN are transmitting simultaneously This PDA must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter For body worn operation this device has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with the Socket accessories supplied or designated for this product Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines Industry Canada Statement This device complies with RSS 210 of the Industry Canada Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation IMPORTANT RADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT THIS EQUIPMENT COMPLIES WITH IC RADIATION EXPOSURE LIMITS SET FORTH FOR AN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT END USERS MUST FOLLOW THE SPECIFIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SATISFYING RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE TO MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH IC RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS PLEASE FOLLOW OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS AS DOCUMENTED IN THIS MANUAL European Union Notice Radio products with the CE marking comply with the R amp TTE Directive 1999 5 EC the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC and the Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC issued by the Commission of the European Community Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the fol
30. anion Socket Mobile recommends upgrading to Go Wi Fi which offers advanced security features Li Registered users cun download Go Wi Fi software from http support socketmobile com For information on advanced features of Go Wi Fi please refer to Appendix C To jump to instructions on how to use Go W Fi go to page 44 38 Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration WZC This utility is pre installed on the device Turning on the Wi Fi Radio By default the SoMo uses WZC to manage wi fi connections To manage your wireless connections using WZC access Wireless Manager 1 Open the Wireless Manager by tapping on the Wi Fi and B uetooth status line in the Today screen Or press the button on the right side of the SoMo 655 1 Q 10 04 Monday May 21 2012 WiFi Unavailable HD On No unread messages Nea ask a KA Wednesday Marketing lunch 12 00PM 1 00PM Salang Pass Afgna e m P E m Getting Started 2 Inthe Wireless Manager an X will appear on the Wi Fi button to indicate that the Wi Fi radio is off Tap on the button to turn on the radio The X will disappear Wireless Manager d Gm 10 29 Menu a m Bi i A 39 The Wi Fi status icon appears at the top of the screen The icon varies based on your connection status To view the icon variations please refer to the chart below Wireless Manager 1 d 10 04 ur O Connecting On Tap All and the Blueto
31. attery power during inactivity The Mode switch can also be used to prevent accidental input by disabling all buttons and the screen Any applications or wireless connections running on the device will remain active The Mode Switch Utility lets you change the default behavior of the switch The SoMo comes with the Mode switch disabled To enable the Mode switch and configure the settings use the Mode Switch Utility see Configure Mode Switch page 21 Position A keeps your device activated Position B puts your device in background mode The Mode switch is not related to the software lock function accessible from the Today screen 27 a a Position A ACTIVE All systems go unless configured differently by the user H lt lt Position B BACKGROUND When the Mode switch is enabled the B position has default settings By default when moved to the B position the screen will turn black and the screen and all buttons on the sides and front of the SoMo will be disabled including the power button May be configured differently by the user 3 LED Indicators Bluetooth and Wi Fi Radio Status Left LED Blue Green LED Behavior Left Flashing blue Flashing green Flashing blue and green OFF Meaning Bluetooth radio is on Wi Fi radio is on Bluetooth and Wi Fi radios are on Wireless radios are OFF or unit is in suspend mode NOTE The SoMo 655DXS model has no Bluetooth orWi Fi therefore the left LED has no
32. ay configure two profiles to suit your purposes Typically Profile A is the When I return the switch to 4 From position B I want to Active profile optimized for performance and Profile B is the Background Restore the same settings I had before profile saves energy However you may configure it any way you like You Uce the cetinge specfied in profe A may select a particular program in each of the profiles to launch when the General Profile A Profile B mode switch is employed In both profiles the WiFi remains connected resulting in an immediate and smooth transition from Background to Active 21 NOTE When the Mode Switch is activated and the behavior is set to Restore the same settings had before the Bluetooth radio state will not be restored to Discoverable when expected Instead the state is restored to ON non discoverable If the option Use the settings specified in profile A is used the utility will set the Bluetooth radio to Discoverable if so configured Profile B also correctly sets the Bluetooth radio state GI Q Min g Profile A Screen Biuetooth fon WiFi Abo f suspend Enabled Alerts Volume 4 Mic Memory slot power on suspend microSD General Profile amp Profile B Bluetooth Auto suspend Enabled Alerts Volume 2 lr we Memory slot power on suspend microSD General Profile A Profile B Gz About s bo SCHEI Thursda
33. de application buttons to trigger SocketScan plug in scanners Barcode Scanner Trigger Tap to assign LEFT or RIGHT button RFID Barcode Triggers RFID Tap to assign LEFT or RIGHT button Barcode scanner Tap to assign LEFT or RIGHT button You can also change button settings in Settings gt Personal gt Buttons 4 The SoMo will automatically set up the trigger button and send a confirmation message to your inbox STEP 2 Start SocketScan Plug in Press the trigger button that you assigned to start SocketScan HE Alternatively from the Start screen tap SocketScan Plug in folder SocketScan A SocketScan icon appear at the bottom of the Today screen indicating that no data collection device has been inserted 51 STEP 3 Insert the Card 1 Open the slot cover at the top of the SoMo 655 and then insert the card into the appropriate slot Do not insert the card backwards or force the card in too hard Ber 2 When SocketScan is running an icon will appear at the bottom of the Today screen Make sure the proper icon appears to indicate that your device is ready to collect data Meaning No Socket data collection device detected Ready to read magnetic stripe data with the CF Mag Stripe Reader Card 4E Ready to scan barcodes with the CF Scan Card 5C 5E2 5P or CF RFID Reader Scan Card 6E 6P Ready to scan barcodes with the CF Scan Card 5X 5XRx e Ready to read RFID tags with the CF RFID Reader Card S wes
34. ds and charging cradles 90 day coverage only An enhanced warranty is available separately for some Socket products For more information please visit http support socketmobile com Incompatibility is not a defect covered by the Socket warranty During the warranty period Socket will at its option repair or replace the defective product at no charge when furnished with proof of retail purchase provided that you deliver the product to Socket or to an authorized Socket Service Center The returned product must be accompanied by a return material authorization RMA number issued by Socket or by an authorized Socket Service Center If you ship the product you must use the original container or equivalent and you must pay the shipping charges to Socket Socket will pay surface shipping charges back to any location in the contiguous United States This warranty applies only to the original retail purchaser and is not transferable Socket may at its option replace or repair the product with new or reconditioned parts and the returned product becomes Socket property Socket warrants the repaired or replaced products to be free from defects in material or workmanship for ninety 90 days after the return shipping date or for the remainder of the original warranty period whichever is greater This warranty does not cover the repair or replacement of products damaged by abuse accident lost products use beyond Socket s published specificatio
35. e MobiContral Agent on a Set up Data Capture triggers device by scanning barcodes All the necessary information is encoded into a lt Fi barcode which will allow your device t Set up SocketScan 10 connect to your MobiContral Deployment Server MobiScan can also i be used to include initial connection Sprite Backup Trial settings WiFi Cellular APN etc within the barcode which will allow the device MobiScan Rapid to establish communication with a Configuration Tool designated network Tan here t run the MobiScan client Configure CF microSD slots Set date and time For more information about SOTI MobiScan please visit http soti net mc help Content Manager MobiScan htm Foxit PDF Reader 1 In the list of Getting Started wizards tap Foxit PDF Reader 2 Tap on the link Follow the on screen instructions to install the software Getting Started et ff Gm 4 51 Getting Started E GE S GT 10 14 Set up SocketScan 10 MobiScan Rapid Sprite Backup Trial Contiguration Tool MobiScan is a tool that can be used to B MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool provision the MobiContral Agent on a Foxit PDF Reader device by scanning barcodes All the necessary information is encoded into a barcode which will allow your device to connect to your MobiContral Deployment Server MobiScan can also be used to include initial connection Set date and time settings WiFi Cellular
36. e Radio Manager an X will appear on the Wi Fi button to indicate that the Wi Fi radio is off Tap on the button to turn on the radio The X will disappear Radio Manager 3 d E 1 53 43 The Wi Fi status icon will appear at the top of the screen The icon varies based on your connection status O The Radio Manager is only available when Go Wi Fi is managing wireless connections To get to the At a Glance screen of Go Wi Fi tap on the Wi Fi status icon Alternatively tap the ribbon along the top then tap on the tower icon in the drop down menu Radio Manager Ek Gi 5 00 v3 Pog q 4 22 GERS am bf Ea No upcoming appointments H Getting Started kad Enable Flight Mode o Tap on Enable Flight Mode and both Bluetooth and Wi Fi radios will be disabled However the manager will remember which wireless radio s were running so when you later tap Disable Flight Mode the previous settings will resume Wi Fi Status Icons One of these icons appears at the top of every screen when Go Wi Fi is running E Associated or Connected Number of bars indicates signal strength Networks available S K Searching for networks K Networks out of range but configured 44 At a Glance Screen of Go Wi Fi The graphical user interface of the At a Glance Screen of Go Wi Fi displays detailed connection information automatic power save options as well as useful troubleshooting and diagnostic tools for networking pr
37. e SOFTWARE is classified as restricted computer software as defined in clause 52 227 19 of the FAR The U S Government s rights to the SOFTWARE are as provided in clause 52 227 19 of the FAR 75 CONTROLLING LAW AND SEVERABILITY This License shall be governed by the laws of the United States and the State of California If for any reason a court of competent jurisdiction finds any provision or portion thereof to be unenforceable the remainder of this License shall continue in full force and effect Regulatory Compliance FCC Part 15 Class B Industry Canada CE EN TELEC NOM RoHS and WEEE compliant Electrical Safety EN60950 UL CUL EMI RFI Bluetooth Certification BQB test Bluetooth QD ID B012762 USB IF Test Microsoft Embedded Hand Held 6 5 Logo Test Certification EnergyStar EU International EN301 489 1 17 EN61000 4 2 1995 ESD 8kV air 4kV contact EN61000 4 3 1997 radiated Immunity 3V m EN61000 4 4 1995 EFT 0 5kV EN61000 4 5 1995 Surge 0 5kV EN61000 4 6 1 FCC Interference Statement USA 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 These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmf
38. e SoMo 655 The SoMo 655 supports the three levels of reset defined by Microsoft for Windows Mobile powered devices e Warm boot sometimes called a soft reset e Cold boot sometimes called a hard reset e Clean boot sometimes called a factory reset Each of these resets clears different levels of storage data and impacts the hardware differently Additionally removing the battery and any external sources of power from the SoMo 655 will result in the equivalent of a warm or cold boot see table The following Table summarizes the system impact under these modes of operation All Installed State of SoMo 655 Applications and Running Data Associated with After Registry Settings Programs Running Programs Date and Time Warm Boot No impact Stopped Lost No impact Cold Boot No impact Stopped Lost Lost Clean Boot Removed Stopped Lost Lost Battery amp external No impact Stopped Lost No impact power removed for less than 5 minutes same as warm boot Battery amp external No impact Stopped Lost Lost power removed for more than 10 minutes same as cold boot The SoMo has a power backup that maintains the date and time if the battery and all external power sources are removed If the SoMo does not have a battery or external power source for 10 minutes the date and time will be lost 64 Warm Boot A warm boot is like rebooting a computer It is designed to close all applications and clear out temporary data associa
39. e SoMo using the AC adapter 2 Press and hold three buttons the Start Control button and F2 Configurable button buttons closest to the screen and the Left Programmable Application button 3 While holding the three buttons use the tip of your stylus to lightly press and release the Reset button on the back of your SoMo 655 F2 Configurable Button Start Control Button It is recommended that you hold the SoMo 655 upside down in your left hand Press and hold the Start Control button and F2 Configurable button buttons closest to the screen with your left index and middle finger and the Left Programmable Application Button with your left thumb Hold the stylus in your right hand to press and release the reset button 67 4 The screen will go blank and the SoMo 655 will begin to revert to its factory default settings 5 Continue to hold the three buttons for several seconds until the Socket splash screen appears and you hear the Socket jingle A IMPORTANT KEEP HOLDING THE RIGHT PROGRAMMABLE APPLICATION BUTTON UNTIL THE SOCKET JINGLE SOUNDS OTHERWISE THE CLEAN BOOT WILL FAIL socket f mobile SoMo 655 d Socket Splash Screen Socketmebile com BE DO Cc DO CoD 6 Release all three buttons 7 The Windows Embedded Handheld splash screen will appear 8 The Windows Welcome wizard will prompt you to set up Windows Mobile Follow the instructions on your screen 9 After setting up Windows Embedded Handheld t
40. endation STAR 12 Power Management Software 12 Synchronization Software iE keke keke k K kek K K KRE K AKA KEK KA KAKA KA KAKE KA KA KAKA KK KAK KA KAKE KA HA KAK kK kU 12 Software Development Kit SDK ME 12 J GO CIS S CAV CC MR Ia gt P gt HHHHHHHHHHHH H ERRERHEEPDPDP DZDMPU aA 13 STEP Ze instal TG Battery iinne eiaa ie ANNE 13 STEP 2 Charge the Battery owsionisriaisiei a y kin k hala el ak kw k waya b n b WA a Wl u A k l ek kar n 14 STEP So KOR OM de ee RE 15 STEP 4 Install Synchronization Software ON Host BC 15 STEPS CONNCCE LO ROS CORI DUN CD ii Li ky E ran Eden 16 STEP 6 Set Up Your Device Partnership yi nl yu si liali l W n al banale W dad yaba al n asa wa A ban aia ka bada ye hes d W anca ned 17 Gene tea WIAA DY IET r re ll gastro pere gn 18 tarla e ET 19 Register SOMO e S e E E E O E sera ama eee ae 20 Congue Mode Swi EE 21 COn CTOS KE E 24 SEU UD Dara CaO UC Els a E A E E E EEE E T E E 24 Se CU OCKE OCN ee 25 E B EKON D GE 25 MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool 26 3 OSIM ENS SOMO G55 Dy DD r mk 27 KEE 27 EIS e SWI DIYO eer 27 MOdE SWE a SER N DS DD DD NN DD DD r e DN rrr dD 27 E ele Alp e CATO PP a n DD DD DD rrr a r de 28 j pele el aes o Sa IKO D DO WA KK DD ear ND CMT a E N N KA DD e N N E ea ee Ne Pa 29 Start Sree a P R E DD PEDA ND N N N Daye 29 Mae sole eW sla EE 30 SoMo 655 Power Plus Battery Friendly Util
41. enu tap Graphs to view scrolling line graphs of the signal quality rate and sent and received data rates Alternatively tap Tables to view tables of information about the current connection Tap on the tabs and scroll to view all the data al Qe Ee 1 04 Certificates gt Trace Route Ping Graphs ESSID scktpublic BSSID 00 17 cS be 23 22 Duration 00 11 46 Roam 00 11 46 Go Wi Fi a Qe 1 08 Current Datagrams received Datagram send requests Received datagrams delivered Default TTL Reassemble timeout Routes in routing table Received address errors Datagrams with no route IP Addresses on this computer Interfaces on computer Forwarding enabled lt H ESSID scktpublic Duration 00 13 05 BSSID 00 17 cS be 23 22 Roam 00 13 05 Tcp upp_ icmp interface C Co 59 Manage Profiles The Manage Profiles screen displays the configured networks i e profiles and allows you to rank the networks in order of priority for connection attempts 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap and hold the stylus on the radio tower icon In the pop up menu tap Manage Profiles Alternatively tap Menu Settings Manage Profiles 2 A list of network profiles will appear To configure a new network profile tap New and follow the Configure Wireless Network wizard To search for available networks tap Scan 3 Tap and hold the stylus on any profile in the list to reveal a pop up menu
42. esses There are multiple configurations to suit different types of applications Model Configuration SoMo 655 Standard SoMo 655Rx Antimicrobial with Extended Battery SoMo 655DXS Ready to Customize Security No wireless radio or microphone Target Industry Various Healthcare Secure private applications The SoMo 655 can be deployed out of the box with a wide range of Socket Mobile or third party peripherals because it comes pre loaded with the following software Pre Loaded Applications and Utilities Microsoft Software e Office Mobile optional Word Excel PowerPoint OneNote Mobile e Web Communications Outlook Mobile IE Mobile e Synchronization ActiveSync Windows Mobile Device Center Client e Media Windows Media Player Mobile e NET Compact Framework v3 5 installed e Additional Applications Calculator Notes Tasks 3rd Party Software e Foxit PDF reader e SOTI MobiScan Agent for automated WLAN configuration e Sprite Backup Trial version 1 Office Mobile is included only on select SoMo 655 versions Pre Loaded Socket Mobile Software Data Capture e SocketScan Plug in for barcode RFID magnetic stripe reader cards e SocketScan 10 for Bluetooth barcode scanners WLAN Management Go Wi Fi for advanced management Power Management e Power Plus Battery Friendly utility e Mode Switch utility e CPU performance utility Package Contents All SoMo 655 SoMo 655Rx and So
43. function in the DXS Alarm and Battery Status Right LED Red Green Orange Yellow LED Behavior Right Flashing red OFF Solid red light when connected to charger Solid green light when connected to charger Flashing orange Solid Yellow Meaning Alarm Notification or low battery notification lt 20 charge remaining for 1500 mAh battery lt 15 charge remaining for 2600 mAh battery Running on battery power or device powered off Charging battery Battery is fully charged Battery data is unavailable Hazardous conditions exist i e overheating in which case the SoMo is programmed to shut down Remaining Charge for Remaining Charge for SoMo Behavior Under Low Battery Conditions 1500 mAh Battery 2600 mAh Battery Low Battery Alert in title bar of Today screen and 20 15 flashing red LED Critical Battery Alert in title bar of Today screen and 10 5 flashing red LED SoMo will shut down to preserve data until the 5 3 battery charged The SoMo should be able to maintain a standby state for 160 hours 28 To determine the battery life of the SoMo with your application please visit http www socketmobile com products handheld computer BatteryEstimator655 index655 html To learn about SoMo battery best practices please visit e http wwl socketmobile com Libraries Documents Battery Best Practices sflb ashx e http support socketmobile com FrontLinesGlobalSupport Socket Ext SocketMobile Attach Answer3 0 34 CS
44. guage directly from the card In addition the files can be used to change multiple units Select a language by tapping on the radio button Tap OK Betting Started wi 1 d Gi 5 03 Getting Started a Sr Change Language g Change Language There ae 12 alternate languages e Register SoMa 655 available for your Solo 655 2 Get up e WFC a WARNING Flashing a new language will ERASE ALL user data from the Soo sa Configure Mode Switch IMPORTANT This utility will erase all user data from the Solo To change the language an additional timme will td Configure CF microSD slots require backing up the language files to a microSD card TIR Set up Data Capture triggers Tap here to back up languages to a microSO card KA Set up SocketScan 10 v Tap here to choose a new language WARNING THIS UTILITY WILL ERASE ALL USER DATA FROM THE SOMO AS WELL AS ALTERNATE LANGUAGE FILES BEFORE YOU CHANGE THE LANGUAGE OF YOUR SOMO PLEASE BACK UP THE LANGUAGE FILES ON A MICROSD CARD IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHANGE THE DEVICE LANGUAGE AN ADDITIONAL TIME 19 Register SoMo 655 Socket highly recommends all customers register their SoMo devices Registered users benefit from update notifications including important service packs and expedited service and support 1 In the list of Getting Started wizards tap Register SoMo 655 2 Inthe next screen tap on the link 3 The wizard will begin Make sure the SoMo has Internet access Fo
45. h comes installed on your computer Download the latest version for free at http www microsoft com download en details aspx id 14 2 Follow the instructions on the webpage to install the software Refer to the Microsoft website for information on how to use the software If your computer is running Windows XP 2000 1 If your host PC runs Windows XP or 2000 install the latest version of Microsoft ActiveSync which is available free online at http www microsoft com download en details aspx id 15 2 After installation the ActiveSync icon will appear on your system tray lower right corner of the screen Refer to the ActiveSync online Help for information on how to use the software Once the host computer is running either Windows Mobile Device Center or Microsoft ActiveSync you are ready to connect the SoMo to the host computer 15 STEP 5 Connect to Host Computer OPTION 1 Connect the SoMo to the host computer with the sync cable and plug in the AC adapter OPTION 2 Using the optional Sync charge cradle and the Type B USB cable connect to the host computer and plug in the 3 A AC adapter that comes included with the SoMo 16 STEP 6 Set Up Your Device Partnership Windows 8 7 Vista 1 When you connect your SoMo 655 to your computer for the first time the Windows Mobile Device Center will automatically launch on your computer Click Set up your device Select the information you want to synchronize and click
46. he Today screen will appear and the SoMo 655 will be ready to use Today Screen 68 Appendix E Upgrading the ROM Image Advanced Users Only Upgrades are available free to registered users Log in to submit a request at http support socketmobile com WARNING YOU WILL LOSE ALL DATA FILES AND APPLICATIONS DURING THE UPGRADE PROCESS STEP 1 Power the Device Socket highly recommends that you plug the SoMo 655 into an external power source using the charging cable cradle Alternatively make sure the SoMo battery is adequately charged STEP 2 Back up Data on the Device If you have any data on the SoMo 655 please back it up to an external location before you run the update STEP 3 Transfer Files using a Memory Card IMPORTANT IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED YOU TRANSFER FILES USING ACTIVESYNC OR THE WINDOWS MOBILE DEVICE CENTER The directory SOMO655 containing the ROM image files must be moved to the SoMo 655 with a microSD or CF memory card that is formatted in FAT12 or FAT16 Make sure your memory card has at least 40 MB of free space Most higher capacity cards are formatted by default in FAT32 which is not supported SDHC cards are not supported in Windows Embedded Handheld If you want to reflash from a CF card make sure you do not have a microSD card in the microSD slot 1 On your PC use My Computer or Windows Explorer to locate the directory SOMO655 which contains the upgrade files SOMOESS 2 Copy the
47. he utility to manage your root personal and intermediate authentication certificates To view a certificate tap and hold the stylus on a certificate in the list In the pop up menu tap View Certificates al amp Mum ificates al amp Mum Certificates al amp Mu n Root lt Personal gt Intermed termed i gt Personal Personal intermediate gt Root Lisa personal certificates to positively Lisa root certificates bo positively identify Lisa intermediate certificates to positively identify yoursef to others root certification authorities identify intermediate certification authorities VeriSign Trust Network 3 VeriSign Class 3 Public Vert Class 3 Pubic Thawte Server CA thawte Primary Root CA 7 16 2036 Thawte Premium Serv 12 31 20 Starfield Class 2 Certil 6 29 2034 Secure Server Certific 1 7 10 htip wrww valcert c 6 25 19 GTE Cyber Trust Globa 8 13 18 57 Trace Route 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Trace Route 2 Tap Menu Configure Enter the appropriate settings and tap OK 3 Tap Start Tap Stop to end the trace at any time or let the trace run until complete A prompt will report the statistics Tap ok To view the full host name of any of the hops tap on the hop in the list ail Q gt A GH 2 27 FE TY EWTE Configure TraceRt Target ping socketmoble caom W Target Max hops 20 Resolve IP YES WINDOWSMOBILES1 origan ae ae ms gt g 1
48. ity y 442 ed S sa dir deeg 32 BAC Tune E 34 VOICE Neco EE 35 Addine a USBKeyboard EE 36 Checking the SP Service Pack Version of Your Unit k hk A E ull keke kk k k KK KAK KAKA 36 One AHED EE 37 A Managing WIZE CO oh GELO Sy dee 38 Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration WZC s x aki kayan dE EE ege 39 GOWI Fi EE 43 5 SocketScan Plug In for Scanners and Readers llk EEzE 49 STEP KEE BUO EE 50 STEP Start SOCKetSCIN Pi USAIN EE 51 STERS le Ee Car EE 52 STEPA Start Tel el lesa ela EE 52 STE a Seal wel Re ACD al EE 52 Append A S Dedi flcatloll EE 53 Appendix B Care and Maintenance 55 Cleaning the SOMO 655 Or SOMO 655DXS aoee ean EE bek r Ka yake k n heyl ler e wiye AW 04k D kehye Vay b y 55 Cleaning the SoMo 655Rx antimicrobial version 55 Cari yine EE 55 Appendix C Go Wi Fi Advanced Features 56 Appendix D Resetting the SohMopGbb keke k ee k k KA 64 Appendix E Upgrading the ROM Image M K ke 69 Appendix F Re He E lee 72 Appendix G Elle E SUDDO EE 73 Emtea Warranty EE 74 BISE TEE 75 Limited Software WarrahNty EE 75 Regulatory e vu ET kk kk keke kek KK 76 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the SoMo 655 handheld computer The SoMo 655 is a durable Windows Embedded Handheld powered device that can help your business increase the productivity of mobile workers improve the visibility of data in the field and automate manual proc
49. klight 2 The Backlight utility will appear Adjust the settings as desired and tap OK Gl G 2 Ge 10 23 Backlight Warning Using backlight while on battery power Will substantially reduce battery life On battery power Turn off backlight if device is nok used For Battery Power External Power Configure Adjust power settings to conserve power 34 Voice Recorder By default the left programmable application button is set for Voice Recorder 1 Press left programmable button 2 Tap on the red circle icon to begin recording sound Notes E Sa 10 26 al Folders ail i qE 0 1 07 View Recording Toolbar If this toolbar does not appear tap Menu View Recording Toolbar To manually access Notes from the Start screen tap on Notes 35 Adding a USB Keyboard Mouse Dock the SoMo in the cradle and plug the keyboard and or mouse into the cradle s two USB ports Checking the SP Service Pack Version of Your Unit From the Start screen tap Settings System System Info Ei a j 5 38 Settings Bluetooth God M 5 38 Progra E System God M 5 38 n a G f Power Revue Emma Intemet Explorer System Info gla My Pocket PC g Identity EX K i 05 Versior TE Battery Para Display Ra Flash Storage a Clock amp Alarms System e Hore Gu lt gt ornechions e Mode Swatch f d Power Plus unn
50. l void the product warranty You can track new product releases software updates and technical bulletins by visiting the Socket Mobile website at www socketmobile com IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Please read and follow these safety instructions before using your device for the first time and save them for future reference e Keep away from extremely hot cold or humid conditions e Avoid using in dusty environments e Do not allow the device to get wet e Avoid strong force shock or vibrations e Do not open your device Any attempts to open this device will void the warranty e Do not place objects on top of the device e Avoid removing the battery without turning off the device e Do not charge the device in extremely hot or cold conditions e Please only use the supplied USB synchronization cable e Please do not use other chargers or AC adapters as these may damage your device e Do not remove microSD or CF cards while they are being accessed e Do not use this device in damp wet or rainy conditions e Do not insert metal objects into the sync charging port of the SoMo e Keep the SoMo and its accessories away from children Table of Contents Rit OG WCU EE 7 ec in gt gt M AM A M A A A M M JTJ g g gggam _ 8 alen Al 2 NN cc seam scauaiienect aaa meson E E EEE N E 9 Proda REEE e ee E E E neve Gover rm E tease EOE AEE 11 SOKE E EEA VV SIAN EE 11 Socket Third Party Accessories Recomm
51. llow the wizard to register the SoMo Getting Started DI A8 d GI 5 09 Getting Started l Se g Register SoMo655 Fo 9 49 EE i Register Your SoMo 655 Register Socket Ea Registering your SoMo 655 makes you uae SoMo 655 Register SoMo 655 eligible to receive update notifications and i S expedited Service and Support Intemet Connectivity is required to Set up e WrC complete your registration Please take a moment to register your i i DEE So0Mo 655 Handheld Computer By ap to register your now registering now you will be eligible to gemein receive update notifications and expedited Service and Support SCH Configure CF microSD slots Please include the name ofthe primary software application you wil His Set up Data Capture triggers be using 55 OMENAA 36 F 9 e Cancel ES CNext Sp cance ext Configure Mode Switch The mode switch helps you extend the battery life With Profile A set as the Active profile the battery life can be optimized for performance during activity With Profile B as the Background profile the battery life can be optimized to save battery power during inactivity The Mode switch can also be used to prevent accidental input by disabling all buttons and the screen Any applications or wireless connections running on the device will remain active The Mode Switch Utility lets you change the default behavior of the switch When the Mode switch is activated in the A
52. lowing European Norms EN 60950 Product Safety EN 300 328 Technical requirement for radio equipment EN 301 489 1 17 General EMC requirements for radio equipment 77
53. ndows Embedded Handheld 6 5 but some are specifically for the SoMo 655 Monday May 21 2012 WH Fi Unavailable E Ln Na unree g messages 1 GES H 2 Register SoMo 655 N bask Wednesday Marketing lunch ei Set up e WFC 12 00PM 1 00PM Salang Pass 4fgha Change Language zetting Start Getting Started sd Configure Mode Switch LU Configure CF microSD slots A Set up Data Capture triggers 0 Some of the latest wizards included with Windows Embedded Handheld 6 5 include the following e Change Language e Register SOMo 655 e Configure Mode Switch e Configure CF microSD Slots e Set Up Data Capture Triggers e Set Up SocketScan 10 software for CHS barcode scanner e Sprite Backup Trial e MobiScan Rapid Configuration Tool e Foxit PDF Reader Tap on a title to launch the wizard dp There is a wizard for installing Enhanced Wi Fi Companion e WFC software However Socket Mobile has released a new Wi Fi software known as Go Wi Fi Registered users can download the software from http support socketmobile com 18 Change Language The SoMo 655 operates in 12 languages Use the Change Language wizard to choose a different language for your operating system Follow instructions in the wizard to back up the language files to a microSD card Alternatively registered users can download the language files from http support socketmobile com Once the language files are saved to a microSD card change the lan
54. ns liquid immersion misuse or misapplication damages caused by an act of God nor as a result of service or modification other than by Socket unless specifically described by Socket in product documentation This warranty does not provide coverage for any product updates for example updates due to design changes except as deemed necessary by Socket and does not cover any calibration or adjustments necessary for product functionality This warranty does not cover refurbishing cosmetic damages such as scratched paint cases or LCD screens This warranty is void if you install batteries into the product that were not supplied or approved by Socket SOCKET IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY INCLUDING DAMAGE TO PROPERTY AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURY THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Some states do not allow limitation of implied warranties or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state This product may contain fully tested recycled parts warranted as if new For more warranty information please visit http support socketmobile com 74
55. ofessionals To get to the At a Glance screen of Go Wi Fi tap on the Wi Fi status icon Or tap the ribbon along the top then tap on the tower icon in the drop down menu The screen content varies depending on your connection status Wi Fi status icon Tap to access this screen from outside the utility Your device properties al Qe 12 46 Device name IP address Packets sent and received gt 168 200 The icon always appears regardless of connection status 5 a7 1d f Tap to view more IP addresses or access the radio manager P Hands ee Encryption status Data rate Access point remote device properties SSID network name Connection duration Signal quality rating and percentage s MAC address also known as BSSID Channel number in black circle Tap for Wi Fi Finder or to Manage Profiles Scan for available networks i The At a Glance screen is only available when Go Wi Fi is managing wireless connections 45 Scan Results The Scan Results displays a list of WLAN networks found in range To access the Scan Results from the At a Glance screen of Go Wi Fi tap the Scan button at the bottom Alternatively tap on the large tower icon in the bottom right corner Go Wi Fi all goe 6 12 55 Scan Results All eg A Scan Results Icons Current connection Signal strength of strongest AP access point ad hoc radio P WEP encryption WPA PSK WPA TKIP WPA2 or 802
56. ogging Diagnostics In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Settings Diagnostics The binding information is for Socket Mobile technical support only and not for use by the end user all Q lt 1 40 EFC SCH I Diagnostic Display The supplicant intermediate driver and WLAN miniport driver are all working normally Intermediate driver bindings Certificates gt Trace Route Manage Profiles l Miniport driver bindings DSFLTR Power Save Wi Fi Region Roaming Logging 62 Logging Use this feature to help Socket Mobile technical support troubleshoot Wi Fi issues you may be experiencing 1 2 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Settings Logging If any log files are listed delete them For Miniport select Normal or Maximum For Supplicant select Normal Tap OK Reset the SoMo then perform the operations that caused Wi Fi issues After the issue has occurred return to the Wi Fi Logging screen Disable both the Miniport and Supplicant Note the names of the TXT log files Tap OK Reset the SoMo Send the TXT files to Socket Mobile technical support Erase the TXT files from the SoMo FEM 1 43 WiFi Logging all gt 4 Gi 5 11 Supplic ant Disabled Normal Certificates gt Log Hes present on this device Trace Route Manage Profiles Power Save Wi Fi Region Roaming Diagnostics Mem r In use 26 SO 14 MB free o 63 Appendix D Resetting th
57. oth and Wi Fi radios will both be disabled However the manager remembers which wireless radio s were running so when you Iater tap All the previous settings resume Wi Fi Status Icons One of these icons appears at the top of every screen when Wi Fi Companion is running Networks available but not connected G Connected to a network data passing Active connection ey No active connection 40 Wi Fi Settings Wi Fi Settings displays a list of WLAN networks found in range To access Wi Fi Settings go to Wireless Manager then tap on Menu Select Wi Fi Settings from pop up menu Wireless Manager GT SEH i Fi Ge g Gi 12 19 Network lt Wireless gt Network Bluetooth il O_o Available On af ProductionLab Available Available Available scktpublic I SOCKET_LWAP_LEAP Available Bluetooth Settings Wi Fi Settings Wi Fi Settings Icons J bir WLAN is a device to device ad hoc network d Signal strength of strongest access point ad hoc radio non secure alll D Signal strength of strongest access point ad hoc radio secure i 41 Finding and Connecting to a WLAN Ask your network administrator for the necessary security settings for your WLAN If the WLAN uses 802 1x WPA or WPA2 install authentication certificate s before you connect Refer to the Wi Fi Companion User s Guide for instructions on the Socket certificate utility 1 In the Wireless Manager tap on Menu Select
58. r Button This step is NOT required for the CF Mag Stripe Reader Card Method 1 Use this method for the CF Scan Card or CF RFID Reader Card 6E with any version of Windows Mobile From the Start screen tap Settings Personal Buttons 2 Select a button From the Button list tap to select a button to trigger your scanner For best ergonomics the left or right button is recommended 3 Assign a program In the drop down menu select SocketScan 4 Tap OK FRORA HA Gi 217 Up D d Program Buttons Uni 1 Select a button z Flag Button lt Start Menu gt jz Button F2 Contacts Button F3 Vidya Screen Capture 7 Button F4 Calendar SocketScan Wireless Manager Make sure you choose SocketScan and NOT SocketScan 10 Method 2 1 In the Today screen tap Getting Started v I d 10 04 Monday May 21 2012 nm Wi Fi Unavailable EJ on fey Mo unread messages Wo tasks Gel Wednesday Marketing lunch 12 00PM 1 00PM Salang Pass Afgna Getting Started 50 2 In the list tap Set up Data Capture triggers Getting Started al amp G 10 30 Change Language Register SoMo 655 Set up e WFL Configure Mode Switch Configure CF microSD slots Set up Data Capture triggers 3 In the next screen tap either LEFT or RIGHT in the appropriate section to select the button you want to use to trigger your device Getting Started IN TED Set Up Data Capture Triggers Set up si
59. rized SocketCare Reseller within 30 days of your SoMo purchase Program features include e Faster turnaround for product repair replacement and support e Exclusive access to technical support For more information please visit http www socketcare com 11 Socket Third Party Accessories Recommendation STAR The STAR Program assembles third party accessories that have been tested for compatibility with Socket products Find featured products including keyboards smart card readers cases and more at http ww1 socketmobile com products star aspx The SoMo comes pre loaded with software for STAR products from UIC Pro Active and SocketSerial Socket also offers a wide range of accessories for the SoMo 655 including durable charging cradles four bay chargers car chargers and more http wwi1 socketmobile com products handheld computers accessories hc aspx cat SoMo 20655 Power Management Software The SoMo 655 features the following power management software so you can optimize battery life according to your performance needs Software Description Socket Power Plus Battery Friendly Utility Performance optimization analysis and troubleshooting utility Mode Switch Utility Configuration utility for the Mode switch Synchronization Software To synchronize your SoMo 655 to a host computer and to synchronize data email contacts pictures music and other applications the host computer must be running Windows Mobile
60. socket USER S GUIDE f mobile SOMO 655 HANDHELD COMPUTER 7 2013 6410 00234 G COPYRIGHT NOTICE Copyright 2012 2013 Socket Mobile Inc All rights reserved Socket the Socket logo SoMo SocketCare SocketScan Connect Agent and Go Wi Fi are trademarks or registered trademarks of Socket Mobile Inc Bluetooth and the Bluetooth logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc U S A and licensed to Socket Mobile Inc Wi Fi and the Wi Fi logo is a registered trademark of the Wi Fi Alliance Windows Mobile is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies All other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective holders The SoMo 655 includes technology licensed under European Community Registered Design Nos 000745245 0001 000745245 0002 and 000745245 0003 Reproduction of the contents of this manual without the permission of Socket Mobile is expressly prohibited Please be aware that the products described in this manual may change without notice Feel free to contact Socket Mobile at Socket Mobile Inc 39700 Eureka Drive Newark CA 94560 4808 USA www socketmobile com contact Other than the above Socket Mobile can assume no responsibility for anything resulting from the application of information contained in this manual Please refrain from any applications of the SoMo 655 that are not described in this manual Please refrain from disassembling the SoMo 655 Disassembly of this device wil
61. ted with running programs No files are deleted A warm boot is the lowest level of reset i e it clears the least amount of the device state It can also be used to close application programs that are not responding Since Windows Mobile powered devices do not normally shut down an application after it is started this is one way to close all applications To perform a warm boot Using the tip of your stylus lightly press the Reset button on the back of your SoMo 655 and then release 65 Cold Boot A cold boot is designed to clear all processor states running programs and user data It also drives the hardware reset line to the processor thereby clearing all system states including the date and time This reset should be used to remove the operating system from a hung or frozen state because of a fatal program or operating system error A cold boot will clear all user installed settings applications and data from RAM Random Access Memory but any applications or configurations saved in the SoMo File Store will remain It is useful for clearing some states that are not normally cleared with a warm boot To perform a cold boot 1 Provide power to the SoMo using the AC adapter 2 Press and hold the Start Control button and F2 Configurable button buttons closest to the screen 3 While holding the two buttons use the tip of your stylus to lightly press and release the Reset button on the back of your SoMo 6
62. to report the battery current usage and estimated time remaining 3 Tap on the Advanced tab If desired configure the SoMo to automatically turn off if not used for a specific amount of time r Qo qE Gr 10 22 Power Plus On battery power Turn off device if not used For On external power n Turn off device if not used For Settings r Allow power button to toggle backlight Battery Advanced Usage Adjust backlight settings to conserve power 4 Tap on the Usage tab Information about the battery ID last charging session and charge remaining is provided Gl M E 10 23 Power Plus Battery ID OO00 00 65 01 44 Last charged 5 18 12 6 00 PM to 100 Remaining charges Yery Good 100 Power logging Power log interval OFF D Reset log Export Log Export BlackBox Battery Advanced Usage Adjust backlight settings to conserve power 33 If desired enable a power log e Power log interval Select the duration of each power logging interval e Reset log Tap to clear the power log data e Export CSV file Tap to export the power log as a CSV file 5 Tap OK To determine the battery life of the SoMo with your application please visit http www socketmobile com products handheld computer BatteryEstimator655 index655 html Backlight Settings Adjust the backlight and power settings to maximize the battery life of your SoMo 655 1 From the Start screen tap Settings System Bac
63. ul interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help e FCC Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation 76 IMPORTANT RADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT THIS EQUIPMENT COMPLIES WITH FCC RADIATION EXPOSURE LIMITS SET FORTH FOR AN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT END USERS MUST FOLLOW THE SPECIFIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SATISFYING RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE TO MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH FCC RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS PLEASE FOLLOW OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS AS DOCUMENTED IN THI
64. utton to turn on one or the other Or tap on All to turn on both Wireless Manager 6 G7 10 51 0 Windows Wireless Zero Configuration will automatically launch after Wi Fi is turned on 30 Socket Radio Manager The Socket Radio Manager appears on SoMo devices with Go Wi Fi installed 1 To open the Socket Radio Manager tap the Wi Fi and Bluetooth status line in the Today screen Alternatively press the button on the right side of the SoMo 655 vi I m Monday June 18 2012 R Wi Fi Avalable EJ on S amp S No unread messages E No tasks 7 No upcoming appointments Getting Started CH Calendar K l KE Pa 2 In the Radio Manager a red X appears on the Bluetooth or Wi Fi button when the radio is off Tap on the button to turn it on cob Enable Fight Mode bore one J E Crs ie ns SCH i Go Wi Fi automatically launches after Wi Fi is turned on See Chapter 4 for instructions Flight mode turns off Bluetooth and Wi Fi When flight mode is disabled the previously running wireless radio s will resume 31 SoMo 655 Power Plus Battery Friendly Utility This utility provides advanced power management and monitoring and detailed information on SoMo performance To learn more about this utility please visit http wwi1 socketmobile com Libraries Documents SoMo 655 Batter Friendl Utility sflb ashx 1 In the Today screen tap on the Battery icon or Power Plug icon
65. view IP address data if the SoMo is actively connected to a WLAN network 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap on the device icon In the pop up menu tap IP Addresses 2 The IP Addresses screen will appear 3 If your network uses DHCP the Renew and Release functions will be enabled Tap Renew to get a new IP address and or update related lease data Tap Release to release the IP address from the DHCP server a Qe SCHEI ie Addresses IP Address Subnet Mask 192 168 200 170 255 255 255 0 Gateway DNS Server 192 168 200 1 4 2 2 2 WINS Server DHCP Server lt not assigned gt 192 168 200 1 Domain Name socketcomm com Lease obtained 5 30 13 12 54 56 PM Lease expires 5 31 13 12 54 56 PM MAC Adddress 00 23 a7 1d f1 ca Device Name SoMo_655 56 Enroll Certificate 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Certificates Enroll 2 Use the Personal Certificate Enrollment utility to install a personal certificate for 802 1x networks running EAP TLS authentication Personal Certificate E 4 GE m 3t Personal Certificate E all Gi 2 14 Personal Certificate Enrollment Personal Certificate Enrollment User ee Certificate Template sert to server CertficateTemplabe ACen u g t Oe Restore Default RSR Kuran Certificates race Route Ping Statistics gt Settings gt About Exit Manage Certificates 1 In the main screen of Go Wi Fi tap Menu Certificates Certificates 2 Use t
66. xt to it tap and hold your stylus on the WLAN in the list In the pop up menu tap Connect Go Vfi Fil g Scan Results Connect Edit profile Delete profile A wizard will launch to help you create a profile for the selected SSID Complete the wizard entering the security settings obtained from your network administrator 3 After a profile is saved if the WLAN is in range the SoMo will automatically try to connect to it To connect to another network in the list tap and hold your stylus on the WLAN In the pop up menu tap Connect 48 5 SocketScan Plug In for Scanners and Readers SocketScan software sends data from your Socket barcode scanner RFID reader or magnetic stripe reader into any application running on the SoMo 655 This lets you use Socket data collection peripherals without having to program custom applications The software comes pre loaded on the SoMo 655 This chapter contains generic instructions for using SocketScan on the SoMo 655 with these products e CF Mag Stripe Reader Card Series 4 e CF Scan Card Series 5 e CF RFID Reader Card Series 6 For specific instructions please refer to the User s Guide for your specific Socket data collection product available online www socketmobile com support downloads For instructions on SocketScan 10 software for Socket Mobile Bluetooth barcode scanners please refer to the User s Guide for your specific scanner model 49 STEP 1 Assign a Trigge
67. y September 06 2012 EJ off Settings Wi Fi itt No tasks Mi amp No unread messages Ea Mode Switch gt Ci Changes will be applied wo next time you move the Mode Switch Contacts Be a Mg Calendar Step 2 When configuring Profile A consider this the Active profile Set your SoMo at optimal performance speed and use this profile for getting work done e Tap on each dropdown menu to configure settings See table below for settings information e Tap on Profile B tab Step 3 When configuring Profile B consider this the Background profile Set your SoMo to save energy for when it is not in use but you don t want to turn it off e Tap on each dropdown menu to configure settings See table below for settings information e Tap OK Step 4 e Tap ok Changes will be applied next time you move the Mode Switch 22 Table 1 Bluetooth Auto Suspend Volume Screen Backlight Control Memory Slot Power on Suspend microSD and CF Default Settings Options Profile A Profile B macht we ERR Ze ES ooo ee o TT SSES DREES SSES See onamo OFF screen of Il weren a se ooo renee EEE ZE 2 a 23 Configure CF microSD slots If you insert a memory card into the SoMo and cannot access data from the card after the device suspends resumes use this utility to leave the card slot enabled even when the device has been suspended In most cases you will not need to

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