AMOBILE PD602 Rugged Mobile Computing Device User Manual

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Introduction

Chapter 1 Introduction
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Introduction
1.1 Product Highlights
· PD602(4G) enabled rugged handheld device to benefit from speedy wireless communication.
· PD602(4G)MediaTek MT8781 Octa-core (2xCortex A76 2.2GHz+ 6x Cortex A55 2.0GHz)
· Support AndroidTM 13 · 6″ IPS TFT LCD 720 x 1440 (FHD) · Provides better Wi- Fi roaming connectivity to support the warehouse
environment. · IP67 waterproof and dustproof, 1.5M with bump. · Dedicated NFC design for payment application. · GMS ROW / EEA version certified.
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Introduction
1.2 Package Contents
Upon opening the package, carefully inspect the contents. If any of the items is missing or appears damaged, contact your local dealer or distributor. The package should contain the following items:
6″ Rugged Mobile Computing Device

USB Cable

USB Cable

User Manual

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1.3 Parts of the Device

18 NFC
Receiver Front Camera
SIM Card
Fn Key Trigger Key
6″ Display

Barcode Reader
81
LED Indicator P/L Sensor
Power Key
Volume Keys Trigger Key

POGO Pins Rear Camera
Flash Light
Battery Cover

15.8

Charging Pins

USB C

MIC

Battery Cover Latch Speaker
Hand Strap Attachment Point

MIC.
Rub ber Foo t*2

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1.4 Dimensions

Introduction

184 mm

81mm

15.8mm

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1.5 Specifications

Durability Features

IP-67

1.5M (5ft.) drop-resistance and 1.5M with bump

System

CPU

MTK 8781 2 x A76 2.2GHz + 6 x A55 2.0GHz

OS

AndroidTM 13

Memory

4GB

Storage

64GB

Audio

Integrated microphone Integrated speaker

Peripherals and Devices

Camera

Front: 8.0 megapixel camera

Rear:13.0 megapixel AF

Sensor
Light Sensor WLAN Bluetooth WWAN DIO Navigation Barcode Scanner
I/O Interface SD Slot SIM Socket (Dual slot)
USB Port LCD Display Size/Type Resolution Touch Screen Type
Power Supply Power System
Battery Type

Accelerometer (G-sensor) Magnetometer (Optional) 3-axis digital gyroscope E-Compass/Proximity Sensor Ambient light sensor Integrated IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (Wifi 5) Integrated Bluetooth 5.2 LE + with HID input Support, details refer to datasheet 8-bit Digital Input/Output GPS, Glonass, Beidou 1D/2D barcode reader with physical trigger buttons Zebra SE4710 / SE4720 (Optional)
1 x microSD card slot (max 512GB) Mode 1: 2 x Nano SIM Behavior1: SIM1 & 2 active, micro SD disable. Behavior2: SIM1 & Mirco SD active, SIM2 disable. 1 x USB Type-C
6″ IPS TFT LCD 1440 x 720
5-point Projected Capacitive Touch screen Corning® glass coating w/ anti- reflection coating
Lithium-ion battery Lithium-ion rechargeable battery non-replaceable

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Battery Capacity

Main 5000mAh 2nd 170mAh (Hot Swappable)

Battery Life

Up to 8 hours battery life

Charging

12V/1.5A

Power Input

USB Type-C

Mechanical & Environmental

Storage Temp.

-30°C ~ 70°C (-22°F ~ 158°F )

Operating Temp.

-10 ~ 50°C (14°F ~ 122°F )

Dimensions (W x H x D)

184 x 81 x 15.8 mm (7.2″ x 3.1″x 0.62″)

Weight

342g (0.12lb) (with battery)

Introduction

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1.6 Label Location
The label is on the middle frame of device, the user need to remove battery door and battery
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Getting Started

2 Chapter 2
Getting Started
Chapter 2 Installation
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2.1 Installing microSD and SIM Card
To install the microSD card and/or SIM card:

Figure 2-1
Lift using your nails through the groove.

Figure 2-2 Pull out the plug

Figure 2-3
Take out the SIM Tray when it pops up.

Figure 2-4
As the diagram shown, insert Nano SIM and micto Card.

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2.2 Charging the Battery
Due to shipment, the battery is partially drained when the package is delivered to you. Be sure to charge the battery to full when you are charging it for the first time. Caution: Do not charge the PD602 via computer USB connection due to that the voltage output from computer USB is not enough to charge the device.
2.2.1 Charging the Battery
To charge the battery using a electrical outlet: 1. Using the USB cable that comes with the device, connect the small end of
the cable to the USB port on the device. 2. Then connect the other end of the USB cable to the power adapter. 3. Connect the power adapter to an electrical outlet.
Step 1: Connect the same end of the USB cable to the device. Step 2: Connect the USB cable to the power adapter. Step 3: Connect the power adapter to a power outlet.
2.2.2 Checking the Battery Level
When the charging is in process, a battery indicator will appear in the status bar showing the charging percentage. Unplug the USB cable from the device when the battery is fully charged.
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LCD STATUS Off Solid Red Green

Indicator
The PD602 is not charging or nor correctly connected Battery charged 0~89% Battery Charger90~100%

2.3 Installing/Replacing the Battery
Please contact qualified service personnel for battery replacement.
2.4 Optimizing Battery Life
To optimize the operating time of the battery, it is recommended that you do the following:
· Decrease the LCD display brightness. · Set a shorter timeout of inactivity to allow the screen enter sleep mode. · Turn off the display if you are not using it. · Always exit the applications if it is not in use. · Disable the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or GPS function if you are not using it. · Disable the App that heavily drains the battery if you are not using it. To view the battery usage by access settings-> Battery.

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Inserting the standard Battery Pack into the device: 1. Disconnect AC adapter and power cord from the device. 2. Turn the device over, back facing up. 3. Locate the Battery Lock Latch and push it to the “Unlocked” position. 4. Locate the Battery Release Slider that is spring-loaded. Pull back and hold. Reinsert the battery by latching the bottom first (1) and then pushing the battery pack down (2). Inserting the standard Battery Pack into the device:

1 2

3 4

Caution Check the battery latch position.

O X
To remove the battery pack: 1. Power off the Rugged Mobile Computer. Disconnect any cords connected to the device. 2. Turn the Rugged Mobile Computer over, back facing up. 3. Locate the Battery Lock Latch and push it to the “Unlocked” position. 4. Locate the Battery Release Slider that is spring- loaded. Pull back and hold. 5. Lift the battery out using the opening on the side of the battery compartment.
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Using the Device

3 Chapter 3
Using the Rugged Mobile Computing Device
Chapter 3 Using the Device
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Using the Device
3.1 Using Touch Screen
The PD602 comes with a projected capacitive multi-touch screen. Touch control is the main way to interact with the PD602. Users are able to manipulate icons, graphic buttons, menus, the onscreen keyboard or any onscreen items with touch control. This chapter will walk you through the basic operations.

3.1.1 Basic Operations
The table below provides instructions on how to use the multi-touch screen:

Operation Tap Tap and hold Drag Swipe Zoom in / out Double Tap

Descriptions
Tap an item and quickly release to select an item, launch an application, or open a menu.
Tap and hold an item or a blank area on the screen for a few seconds until a menu opens or an option appears
Tap and hold on an item, such as an image or an icon, then move it to the target position. While dragging, do not release until you have reached the target position.
Move your finger horizontally or vertically across the screen to scroll through the screen, App menu, pages, lists and so on.
Move two fingers closer together on an item, such as a picture, web page, or map, to zoom out, or move two fingers apart to zoom in.
For some applications, quickly tap twice on an item to zoom in and double-tap again to zoom out.

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3.1.2 Text Input
The PD602 doesn’t have a physical keyboard to receive user’s text input. To input text on the device, it relies on the “onscreen keyboard” featured by the operating system. An “onscreen keyboard” is a virtual keyboard with most of the standard keys. To open the onscreen keyboard, simply tap a text input field and the keyboard appears.
3.1.3 Sleep Mode
When the device suspends to sleep mode, it enters a low power state and the display is off to save the battery power. You can manually force the device to enter sleep mode or specify a period of inactivity before it automatically enters sleep mode. While the device is in sleep mode, it is still capable of receiving messages and calls and processing tasks like downloading. To switch to sleep mode, press the Power key until the screen is turned off. To wake up the device from sleep mode, press the Power key until the screen is turned on. If the screen is locked, swipe the lock icon to the outer circle to unlock the device. To specify the period of inactivity, swipe down the Status Bar in the upper right corner and tap Settings | Display | Sleep. Then select a time of inactivity before the device enters sleep mode
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3.2 Home Screen
The Home screen provides you with an instant access to device status, notifications, application shortcuts, folders and widgets. Simply tap an item and you can launch the associated application. You can also add desired items to the Home screen, extend the Home screen or personalize the wallpaper to tailor it to your personal needs.
When you power on the device for the first time, a typical Home screen looks like the example below.

Notification Area

Status Bar Widget

App Shortcut

APP Dock

Back Home Button

Recent App button

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Using the Device The table below describes the elements on a typical Home screen:

Element Home Screen
Notification Area

Descriptions
· Tap an item on this screen to launch that item. · To delete an icon or widget, tap and drag the item to the top of the screen until the Remove bar appears on the top of the screen. Then move the icon to the Remove bar. · Tap and hold any empty spot on this screen to customize your home screen.
The Notification Area is visible across the Home screens. This area informs you of new messages, events, alarms, and activities in progress. Applications you install on your device may show their own icons or messages in the area. You can access the notification panel to see more information by swiping down the Notification Area.

Status Bar
Widget
APP Dock
App Launcher Back Button Home Button Current Running App Button

The Status Bar is visible across the home screens. It shows the time, signal strength, battery status, and other information. Applications you install on your device may show their own icons in this area. You can swipe down the Status Bar to access a Quick Settings panel where you can quickly access some most commonly used settings and features.
The miniature of an application that functions directly on the Home screen.
The dock is visible across the home screens. It shows the most commonly used App icons for quick access. You can change the icons as needed.
Tap it to open the “App Launcher” where all applications installed on the G47 can be viewed and launched.
Tap to go to the previous screen.
Tap to return to Home scree.
Tap to view show your current running Apps and touch an App to open it. To remove an App from the list, swipe it left or right.

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3.2.1 Using the Quick Settings Panel
Swiping down the Status Bar will bring up a Quick Settings panel where you can quickly access some most commonly used settings and features. To enable/ disable a feature or switch between available options , simply tap the intended tile. It appears dimmed when disabled and brightened when enabled. For some features such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Flashlight, Portriat, Airplane mode, you can also tap and hold the tile to directly access the settings page.
Swipe down the Status Bar to access the Quick Settings panel.
For some feature tiles, you can · tap to enable/disable a feature · tap and hold to quickly access its
settings page
3.2.2 Extending Home Screen
The Home screen is extended beyond the screen width to provide more space for adding application shortcuts and widgets. To access the extended Home screen, swipe on the Home screen to the left or right. To add application icons or widgets to the extended Home screen: 1. Tap the App Launcher icon on the Home screen to locate the target
application icon or widget. 2. Tap and hold the target icon or widget until the extended Home Screen
appears. 3. Move the icon or widget to desired screen and then release.
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3.3 Using Cellular Network
After you insert the SIM card(s) to the PD602 for the first time and power on the PD602, depending on your mobile network carrier you might be guided to activate the account and connect to your mobile network. If you are asked for a PIN to unlock the SIM card when powering on the PD602, contact your cellular network carrier for the default PIN.
When a new SIM card is detected by the PD602, you will be prompted to configure its usage, including voice call, messaging and data connection. You can configure it now or change the settings later by accessing setting-> Network & Internet->SIM Cards.

Featuring SIM card slots, the PD602 supports SIM mobile connection, allowing you to enjoy constant and seamless Internet connection. Two cellular network icons will be displayed in the Status Bar to indicate the connectivity and signal strength.

Icon

Descriptions No signal or no SIM card inserted.

VoLTE 4G4G

Connected to a cellular network. (In the case of a successful connection, it will display as 2G/3G/4G, etc.)

Different locations may have different mobile networks available. The PD602 adopts the fastest mobile network available for data. However, in order to extend the battery life, you can configure the PD602 to use only a slower 2G network for data. You can also configure the PD602 to access a different set of networks entirely, or to behave in special ways when roaming.
If there is no SIM card, the PD602 isn’t capable of 3G voice and data services; however it is still able to connect to a Wi-Fi network to log into a wireless local area network. To learn more, see 3.4 Using the Wi-Fi Feature on page 25.

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3.3.1 Making/Receiving Calls
After you activate your SIM card(s), the PD602 auto-connects to your cellular network when it powers on. You can start to use the phone service. Using phone service, e.g., making or answering a call, is similar to the way you use a mobile phone. To use the device for phone service, it is suggested that you connect a wired headset to the device’s headset connector or use a wireless Blueooth headset or car kt. For instructions on how to connect to a Bluetooth device, see 3.5 Using the Bluetooth Feature on page 31 for details.
3.3.2 Data Connection
Connecting to a cellular network enables you to use voice service as well as data connection service, e.g., the Internet connection. However, in most cases using Wi-Fi for data connection is faster and less expensive than using a cellular network and you may want to disable data connection of your SIM card when Wi-Fi is available. On the other hand, you may want to enable cellular data connection when Wi-Fi is not available. To enable or disable data connection: 1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap
Mobile data. 2. Enable data connection for a desired
SIM card or tap Off to disable data connection.
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3.3.3 Data Roaming
When the PD602 moves to where your cellular network is not available, data roaming connects the PD602 to other service providers. This is often useful abroad if you want to keep receiving data across networks. However, the mobile rates can substantially increase as the costs for accessing the Internet are particularly high. Under such situation you may want to disable the data roaming function of the SIM card. To enable or disable data roaming:
Swipe down the Status bar and tap Settings | NETWORK & INTERNET | SIM Cards While data roaming is disabled, you can still use Wi-Fi connection to access the Internet data. See 3.4 Using the Wi-Fi Feature on page 25 for more information.
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3.4 Using the Wi-Fi Feature
The PD602 is capable of Wi-Fi networking. Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that uses an access point, also known as the “hotspot”, to connect to an Internet service provider over the wireless local area network (WLAN). Some hotspots are open to connect while others request you to present a key to authenticate your connection. The PD602 needs to be configured including such key to connect to a hotspot.

Follow the guide below to connect the PD602 to your wireless local area network:

Note: Turn off Wi-Fi when it isn’t used to extend battery life. The Status Bar displays the following icons that shows Wi-Fi status.

Icon

Descriptions Notifies that an open Wi-Fi network is in range.

Notifies that a Wi-Fi network is connected. Waves indicate signal strength.

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3.4.1 Enabling Wi-Fi and Connecting to a WLAN
1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the WI-FI tile to enable Wi-Fi if it isn’t enabled yet.

2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the WI-FI tile to access the Wi- Fi settings page.

The PD602 then proceeds to scan for available Wi-Fi networks in range and displays the names of those found. Secured networks are displayed with waves denoting signal strength

plus a lock on don’t.

while the open networks

To re-scan for available Wi-Fi networks, tap the menu Off, and on.

Tap a network to connect to it. To connect to a secured network, you’re prompted to enter a password or other credentials. (Ask your network administrator for details.)
If the PD602 detects a network previously connected to, the PD602 autoconnects to it.
Once a Wi-Fi network is connected, it displays as “connected” on the Wi-Fi settings screen. Tap it to see the details about the speed, security, address, and related info.
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3.4.2 Adding a Wi-Fi Network
Under the following situations, you may need to manually add a Wi-Fi network: · When a Wi-Fi network doesn’t broadcast its name (SSID) · When a Wi-Fi network is out of range and you want the G47 to remember it
and auto-connect to it as soon as it gets in range.
To add a Wi-Fi network: 1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the WI-FI tile to enable Wi-Fi if it isn’t
enabled yet. 2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the WI-FI tile to access the Wi-Fi
settings page. 3. Tap the plus sign icon to open the Add network dialog box.
4. Enter the SSID (name) of the network. If the network is secured, tap the triangle at the right of the Security field to select the type of security deployed on the network and enter any required security credentials.
5. Tap Save. The PD602 then proceeds to connects to the Wi-Fi network. Any credentials entered are saved so the PD602 automatically connects it the next time the PD602 gets it within the range.
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3.4.3 Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network by WPS
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a feature that allows WPS-compliant devices to connect to each other instantly in a secure way. As the WPS devices automatically configure the SSID and WPA security key, it eliminates the need for users to manually enter the SSID and password. WPS works in two methods: Push or personal identification number (PIN). To connect to a Wi-Fi network via WPS:
1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the WI-FI tile to enable Wi-Fi if it isn’t enabled yet.
2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the WI-FI tile to access the Wi- Fi settings page.
3. Use either of the following methods to make the connection: Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi preferences | advanced | WPS Push button, tap the WPS icon and a prompt message will appear. Then press the WPS button on your WPS router within two minutes
To use PIN method, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi preferences | advanced | WPS Pin Entry tap the WPS Pin Entry. You will be prompted with a PIN. Enter that PIN on your Wi- Fi router within two minutes.
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4. WPS authentication process will start. When the authentication is done, you will be prompted that connection is successful.
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3.4.4 Forgetting/Modifying a Wi-Fi Network
When you don’t want the PD602 to “auto” connect to a Wi-Fi network or when it is a network that you no longer use, remove the Wi-Fi network by the steps below:
1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the WI-FI tile to enable Wi-Fi if it isn’t enabled yet.
2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the WI-FI tile to access the Wi- Fi settings page.
3. On the Wi-Fi settings screen, tap network to forget.
4. Tap Forget.
Some Wi-Fi networks may periodically change their passwords to enhance the network security. When this occurs, you need to change the saved login credentials. To change the password, follow the steps above to access the context menu of the intended network. Then tap Modify network to make the changes.
3.4.5 Making Your Device a Wi-Fi Hotspot
When the PD602 is connected to a 4G network, you can share the connection with your laptop or other devices by making your G47 a Wi-Fi hotspot. To do so:
1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap SETTINGS | NETWORK & INTERNET | Hotsport & tethering | Wi-Fi hotspot.
2. Tap Wi-Fi hotspot slider to enable the hotspot function.
3. Tap Set up Wi-Fi hotspot to configure the settings as needed:
· Network SSID: Enter a name to identify the wireless network created by the PD602.
· Security&Password: To prevent your device from being accessed by unauthorized users, it is strongly recommended that you set up a password to protect your network.
· Using the Rugged Handheld Device
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Using the Device When Wi-Fi hotspot is enabled, a Wi-Fi hotspot icon will appear in the Notification Area. You can swipe down the icon to see the connection information.
3.5 Using the Bluetooth Feature
Bluetooth enables the wireless connection over a short distance about 8 meters. It is specified as a “wireless personal area network” (WPAN). The PD602 is Bluetooth-capable to synchronize data with other Bluetooth-capable devices such as PCs, laptops, hands-free, headsets, printers, PDAs and cell phones. Before the PD602 can connect a Bluetooth device, it needs to pair with that device. Such “pairing” involves the authentication between them to justify their accesses to each other. Once they are paired, they stay paired unless they are unpaired. The Status bar displays the following icons that indicate Bluetooth status.
Icon Descriptions Notifies that an open Wi-Fi network is in range.
Notifies that a Wi-Fi network is connected. Waves indicate signal strength.
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3.5.1 Enabling Bluetooth and Pairing with Bluetooth Device
To enable or disable the Bluetooth function: 1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the BLUETOOTH tile to enable
Bluetooth if it isn’t enabled yet. 2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the BLUETOOTH tile to access
the Bluetooth settings page. 3. If the Bluetooth device you want to pair with is not displayed in the
AVAILABLE DEVICES list, tap Pair new device.
The PD602 proceeds to scan for any Bluetooth device in range. Then it displays the names of the device(s) found. If the PD602 stops scanning before the other device becomes discoverable, tap Pair new device again. Note: If the device to pair with isn’t displayed after the scan, check if it is configured to be discoverable. 4. Tap the device you want to pair with. When the Bluetooth pairing request
dialog box appears, tap Pair. The PD602 will then send a connection request to the device you want to pair with.
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Using the Device On the device to pair with, a dialog box appears requesting to enter or verify the pairing code. The passkey entered or shown on the PD602 and the Bluetooth device must be the same. If you’re prompted to enter a pin code, try entering 0000 or 1234 (the most common pin code), or look up in the documentation that came with the other Bluetooh device to learn its pin code. Then the devices proceed to pair with each other.
3.5.2 Configuring Bluetooth Features to Use
A “Bluetooth profile” defines the features supported by a Bluetooth device. For two Bluetooth devices to share files with each other, they need to both support the right profile. Some Bluetooth devices have multiple profiles. A profile can provide the ability to transmit phone conversations, to play music in stereo, or to transfer files or other data. The operating system allows you to configure the profiles you want to use on the PD602. 1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the BLUETOOTH tile to enable Bluetooth
if it isn’t enabled yet. 2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the BLUETOOTH tile to access the
Bluetooth settings page. 3. Tap the icon at the right of a paired device. “Paired Bluetooth device”
page opens for that paired device. 4. Select or deselect a profile to use it.
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3.5.3 Disconnect from a Bluetooth Device
To disconnect the PD602 from a Bluetooth device: 1. Swipe down the Status bar. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the BLUETOOTH tile to access the Bluetooth settings page. 2. In the PAIRED DEVICES list, find the device to disconnect. 3. Tap the icon at the right of the device. A “Paired Bluetooth device” page opens for that paired device. 4. Tap FORGET.
The selected device is unpaired and disconnected.
3.5.4 Making Your Bluetooth Device Discoverable
To allow other Bluetooth-enabled device to find the PD602, you have to make sure the PD602 is visible to other devices in addition to enabling Bluetooth feature. After you turn on the Bluetooth the PD602 will be visible.
3.5.5 Additional Bluetooth Settings
From the Bluetooth settings page, tap the menu icon on to get the following options: 1. Device name: Allows you to edit the Bluetooth name of the PD602 that will be shown to others when they try to search for it. 2. Received files: Open the location where downloaded and uploaded Bluetooth files are stored.
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3.6 Using the Location Feature
The PD602 features positioning function to identify your location. It allows location-based Apps to collect and use your location information to provide location-related service. For example, a third-party App might want to pinpoint a vehicle’s location so as to provide a more efficient route for the driver upon traffic congestion. For a location-based App, you can individually configure whether it is allowed to access to location services when the service is on.
Note: When your turn off the location service, you also turn it off for the Apps that use this service. That means location-based service will stop and not be available.
3.6.1 Enabling/Disabling Location Service
To turn on or off location service, swipe down the Status bar to bring up the Quick Settings panel. Then access the Security & location | Location tile to turn it on or off.
3.6.2 Location Mode
In addition to GPS satellite method, the G47 also supports Assisted GPS (A-GPS), a method using Wi-Fi and cellular networks to speed up startup positioning performance. According to the position mode, the battery drain and position accuracy varies.
To select a location position mode when the location service is on,
1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap the LOCATION tile to enable the location service if it isn’t enabled yet.
2. In the Quick Settings panel, tap and hold the LOCATION tile to access the location settings page.
3. Tap Mode and select a mode:
· High accuracy: This mode uses GPS, Wi-Fi and cellular networks to determine location. It drains the battery faster yet higher accuracy is achieved compared to the other two modes. Select this mode if precise location matters to you.
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· Battery saving: This mode uses Wi-Fi and cellular networks to determine your location. Select this mode if you need to extend the battery life.
· Device only: This mode determines your location using GPS only. Without using Wi-Fi and cellular networks to improve the startup process, it takes longer to determine the location.
3.7 Using Camera
The device is equipped with two cameras: a front-facing camera and a backfacing camera with LED flash. Using the native camera application that comes with the operation system, you can switch between the front and rear cameras and perform other camera operations.
To access the camera application, on the Home screen tap the camera icon

The camera application then opens.

Various camera modes and effects/ Auto mode/ Switches between the front-and rearcamera.

Recorder icon. Tap it to shoot a video.
Shutter icon. Tap it to take a picture.
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Using the Device When taking a photo: · To zoom in and out, place two fingers apart or together. · When you frame your subject on the screen, the camera will Auto Focus on
the center of the screen with a focus indicator. To manually make a focus, tap the target or area that you want to focus on. · To take a photo, press the shutter icon. When recording a video: · To enable/disable the microphone, tap the Settings icon and then video icon. · To start the recording, tap the Recorder icon and the timer starts. · To stop the recording, tap the Recorder icon again.
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3.8 Using the NFC Feature
Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-range wireless communication technology that enables NFC-capable devices to exchange data such as contacts, photos, music, or web address over a short distance less than 4 centimeters.
The NFC detection area is at the back side of the PD602. When you tap other NFC devices, tags, or readers, the NFC areas of both devices should be close to one another so that the connection can be established.

3.8.1 Enabling/Disabling NFC
To enable or disable the NFC function:

1. Swipe down the Status bar and tap NFC.

Settings | Connected devices |

2. Tap the NFC slider to turn it on or off.

3. 3. NFC remains in a constant active state in the background, requiring manual settings to turn it off.

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3.8.2 Configuring NFC Modes
The PD602 supports NFC modes.

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3.8.3 Exchanging Data with NFC-Enabled Device
To use NFC to exchange App contents, both sending and receiving devices must be NFC-enabled and unlocked. The following describes how to beam App content from the G47 to another NFC device:
1. Make sure both devices are NFC-enabled. For your PD602, enable NFC as described in 3.8.1 Enabling/Disabling NFC on page 37 if it isn’t enabled yet.
2. Open the content you want to exchange.
3. Make sure the screen of both devices are unlocked, then touch the devices together, back to back.
4. On the PD602, you will hear a sound and be prompted a message “Touch to beam”. Touch the screen of the PD602 to begin the beaming process.
5. The content will appear on the other devices’s screen.

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3.9 Using the Barcode Scanner
Barcode scanner is an optional feature on the PD602. Depending on your models, your PD602 might be equipped with1D/ 2D barcode scanner. This section will walk you through the basic operations. To get the information on supported barcode formats, see 3.9.3 Supported Barcode Formats on page 41 for details. Caution: The barcode scanner uses laser lights to scan barcodes. DO NOT stare into the laser beams or point the laser beam at anyone’s eyes when the barcode scanner is in operation.
3.9 Using the Barcode Scanner
Below is an essential operational guide for the PD602 barcode scanner. The device has an embedded barcode reader, and the operations may slightly differ based on the reader’s specifications. 1. Find the black striped button on both sides of the PD602 device. 2. Press both the black striped button and the orange button simultaneously. 3. A red aiming beam will appear above the PD602 unit. 4. Aim the red beam at the barcode of the scanning object for reading. 5. The PD602 will display the barcode content on the screen.
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3.9.1 Scanning the Barcode
If you encounter difficulties reading data, you can follow these steps to set the barcode specifications and attempt to read the data again: 1. Locate the “Barcode I-CON” on the top of the PD602 main screen. 2. Tap to enter “Barcode service is running.” 3. Select “Barcode types setting.” 4. Inside, you will find various scanning specifications. Please choose the appropriate specification by checking the box, then save it to complete the setup.
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3.9.3 Supported Barcode Formats
2D Model

Type Linear

Formats Code 39, Code 128,

2D Stacked PDF417, QR Code, Aztec, Codablock-F,

2D Matrix

Data Matrix

Product code 100% UPCA

Postal

Australian Post Standard Customer, Planet Code 12, Royal mail 4-State, USPS PostNet 5, USPS PostNet 9, USPS PostNet 11, UPU S10,

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References

• AMobile Solutions Corp.
• France.fr : Explore France and its wonders - Explore France
• UK.COM
• amobile-solutions.com/download.htm

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