User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Precautions
- Introduction
- Unpacking Your System
- The First Time. . .
- Installing the Battery
- Connecting the AC Adapter
- Turning the T5200 Computer On and Off
- Things You Need to Do at Start-up
- Start-up Problems?
- Password Security
- If You Have a Radio
- Section 2 A Closer Look at the T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- Standard Hardware
- Standard Software (Speaker Phone)
- T5200 Computer Keyboard
- Basic Keys
- Using the Stylus
- Section 3 Customizing Settings
- Introduction
- Control Panel
- Communications
- Dialing
- Display
- Gray Scale
- Keyboard
- Password
- Power
- Remove Programs
- Stylus
- System
- T5200 Information
- Section 4 Operating Your T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- Connecting to a Desktop Computer
- Installing Windows ActiveSync® on Your Desktop
- Establishing a Connection
- Copying and Converting Files
- Printing Files from the T5200 Computer
- PC Cards
- Section 5 Power Management
- Introduction
- Practical Battery Tips
- Low Battery Indicators
- Checking Battery Power
- Replacing Batteries
- Charging Batteries
- Battery Storage and Care
- Disposing of Batteries
- Section 6 Maintenance and Storage
- Introduction
- Care and Cleaning
- Storing Your T5200 Computer
- Section 7 Troubleshooting
- Introduction
- What to Try First
- Operational Problems
- Battery Problems
- Display Problems
- Keyboard Problems
- Touch Screen Problems
- Radio Problems
- Desktop Communication Problems
- Appendix A Expanding Your T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- Options
- PC Card Socket
- Expansion DRAM
- Expansion Flash (Compact Flash)
- Radio Modem
- Peripherals
- Vehicle Cradle
- Vehicle Adapter
- AC Adapter
- Stand Alone Battery Charger
- Appendix B Hardware Specifications
- Physical Features
- Display
- Processor and Memory
- Input/Output
- Power
- Communications
- Modems
- Telephone Line Connector
- Appendix C Keyboard Functions
- Introduction
- Power On/Off
- Function Keys
- Primary Keys
- Numeric Keys
- Customizing Keyboard Settings
- Adjusting the Key Repeat Rate
- Adjusting Audio Feedback
- Appendix D Statements and Notices
- Compliance Statements
- Warnings and Cautions
- Index
- Introduction
- Unpacking Your System
- The First Time. . .
- Installing the Battery
- Connecting the AC Adapter
- Turning the T5200 Computer On and Off
- Things You Need to Do at Start-up
- Start-up Problems?
- Password Security
- If You Have a Radio
- Standard Hardware
- Standard Software (Speaker Phone)
- T5200 Computer Keyboard
- Basic Keys
- Using the Stylus
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- Introduction
- Control Panel
- Power
- Regional Settings
- Introduction
- Connecting to a Desktop Computer
- Installing Windows ActiveSync® on Your Desktop
- Establishing a Connection
- Copying and Converting Files
- Printing Files from the T5200 Computer
- PC Cards
- Practical Battery Tips
- Low Battery Indicators
- Checking Battery Power
- Replacing Batteries
- Charging Batteries
- Battery Storage and Care
- Disposing of Batteries
- Care and Cleaning
- Storing Your T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- What to Try First
- Operational Problems
- Battery Problems
- Display Problems
- Keyboard Problems
- Touch Screen Problems
- Radio Problems
- Desktop Communication Problems
- Options
- PC Card Socket
- Expansion DRAM
- Expansion Flash (Compact Flash)
- Radio Modem
- Peripherals
- Vehicle Cradle
- Vehicle Adapter
- AC Adapter
- Stand Alone Battery Charger
- Physical Features
- Display
- Processor and Memory
- Input/Output
- Power
- Communications
- Modems
- Telephone Line Connector
- Introduction
- Power On/Off
- Function Keys
- Primary Keys
- Numeric Keys
- Customizing Keyboard Settings
- Adjusting the Key Repeat Rate
- Adjusting Audio Feedback
- A
- B
- C
- calibrating the touch screen
- CDPD service
- cellular network
- changing default settings
- changing your password
- chargers
- charging batteries
- checking battery power
- cleaning your computer
- clock, setting
- communications
- compliance statements
- connecting to a desktop computer
- conserving battery power
- Control Panel
- converting files
- copying files
- customizing
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- K
- L
- M
- N
- O
- P
- R
- S
- safety symbols
- screen
- setting or changing your password
- setting the date and time
- settings, changing default
- software
- sounds, turning on or off
- specifications
- stand alone charger
- standard equipment
- standard hardware
- standard software
- startup instructions
- startup problems, solutions to
- startup tasks
- sticky keys
- storing batteries
- storing your computer
- stylus
- system information
- T
- U
- V
- W
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T5200 Users Manual
The AC Adapter automatically begins fast charging the battery.
At moderate temperatures, around 70º Fahrenheit (21° Celsius),
the battery will complete charging in approximately three hours.
The AC Adapter is intended for in-house, climate controlled use
and should not be used in extreme conditions.
Stand Alone Battery Charger
The Stand Alone Battery Charger is an optional charging device
used to charge a Lithium Ion battery. This charger allows you to
charge an additional T5200 battery for the mobile computer. The
operating temperature for this device is 0º to +50º Celsius (+32º to
+122º Fahrenheit). Operating the Stand Alone Battery Charger
outside of this temperature range may damage the battery.
To charge a battery
1. Insert the appropriate end of the power cord into the power
port on the Stand Alone Battery Charger, then insert the other
end of the power cord into an electrical wall outlet, the AC
Adapter or the Vehicle Adapter.
2. Align the connectors and place the battery onto the charger.
The charger automatically begins charging the battery. At
moderate temperatures, around 70º Fahrenheit (21° C), the
battery will complete charging in approximately three hours.
Under extremely cold or hot temperatures, however, the battery
will not charge.
CAUTION
• There are no user-replaceable parts within the Stand
Alone Battery Charger, so do not open the Charger case.
The Stand Alone Battery Charger is internally protected. It
resets automatically if there is a power fault.