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Figure 114: Set IST Sensitivity Window
Events Tab
Use the Event tab to display the event details. This feature in IST mainly focuses on abuse by dropping the device.
Figure 115: Events Tab
Use the Audible Notification panel to enable playing of a wave file when the MC32N0 is dropped. Select a
desired .wav file from the Sounds: drop-down list.
Sensors Tab
Use the Sensors tab to display the list of sensors available in IST :
• Orientation
• Motion
• Accelerometer
• Tilt Angle.
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- MC3200 INTEGRATOR 1
- Copyrights 3
- Revision History 5
- Contents 7
- 12 12
- About This Guide 13
- Software Versions for Android 14
- Software Versions for WinCE 14
- OEM Version 14
- Chapter Descriptions 15
- Notational Conventions 16
- Icon Conventions 16
- Related Documents 16
- Service Information 17
- Getting Started 19
- Charging the Battery 23
- Resetting the Android Device 24
- Performing a Factory Reset 26
- Resetting the WinCE Device 27
- Accessories 29
- Battery Adapter 32
- Removing the Battery Adapter 33
- Single Slot Serial/USB Cradle 34
- Charging the MC32N0 Battery 35
- Charging Temperature 37
- Four Slot Charge Only Cradle 38
- Four Slot Ethernet Cradle 39
- LED Indicators 40
- CRD3X01-4001ER Setup 40
- Right LED 41
- Left LED 41
- Secondary Port 41
- Primary Port 41
- Charging Spare Batteries 45
- Battery Charging 46
- (Solid Yellow) 48
- Wall Mount Bracket 49
- Wall Mount 50
- Screw Slots 50
- Power Supply 50
- #00 Phillips 52
- Screwdriver 52
- Mounting 52
- Strap Loop 53
- Figure 51: Secure Handstrap 54
- 54 54
- USB Communication 55
- DataWedge Configuration 57
- Profiles 58
- Plug-ins 59
- Profiles Screen 60
- Disabling DataWedge 61
- Creating a New Profile 62
- Profile Configuration 62
- Bar Code Input 63
- Decode Lengths 67
- UPC EAN Params 67
- Reader Params 68
- Keystroke Output 69
- Intent Output 70
- Intent Overview 71
- IP Output 72
- Using IP Output with IPWedge 73
- Configuring ADF Plug-in 76
- Defining Criteria 77
- Defining an Action 78
- Deleting a Rule 78
- Order Rules List 78
- ADF Example 80
- DataWedge Settings 82
- Importing a Profile File 83
- Exporting a Profile 84
- Restoring DataWedge 84
- Programming Notes 85
- Soft Scan Feature 86
- Administrator Utilities 87
- Creating Users 88
- Adding Packages 89
- Creating Groups 90
- Save Data 91
- Exporting File 91
- Importing User List 91
- MultiUser Administrator 93
- Enabling Data Separation 95
- Disabling Data Separation 95
- Delete User Data 95
- AppLock Administrator 96
- Manual File Configuration 97
- Groups File 98
- White List File 99
- Secure Storage 100
- Viewing Key List 101
- Deleting a Key 101
- Creating a Volume Manually 102
- Mounting a Volume 102
- Listing Volumes 102
- Creating an EFS File 103
- Off-line Extraction Tool 104
- Mounting an Image 105
- Unmounting an Image 105
- Settings for Android Devices 107
- Single User Mode 108
- Passwords 109
- Button Remapping 109
- Creating a Remap File 111
- Enable Key Wakeup 112
- Accounts 113
- Language Usage 114
- Keyboard Settings 114
- About Device 114
- Security 117
- Development Tools 118
- ADB USB Setup 119
- Application Installation 119
- Updating the MC32N0 System 121
- Random Access Memory 122
- External Storage 123
- Application Management 124
- Viewing Application Details 125
- Stopping an Application 126
- Changing Application Location 126
- Managing Downloads 127
- Synchronization 129
- Setting up a Partnership 132
- Settings for WinCE Devices 135
- On Face Down 136
- Keep Alive On Motion 136
- Wake Up on Motion 136
- Setting Sensitivity 136
- Events Tab 137
- Sensors Tab 137
- Sensor Info 138
- Wakeup Conditions 139
- Registry Setting 141
- Changing Threshold Value 141
- Platform SDK 145
- Windows CE Flash Storage 146
- RegMerge.dll 147
- CopyFiles 147
- Non-FFS Partitions 147
- Deployment 148
- ActiveSync 149
- Mass Storage 150
- Updating Images 151
- Loading Files From an SD Card 152
- Loading Files via USB 153
- Bootloader Error Detection 155
- Creating a Splash Screen 157
- Loading a Splash Screen 157
- Maintaining the MC32N0 159
- Battery Safety Guidelines 159
- Cleaning Instructions 160
- Cleaning the MC32N0 161
- Troubleshooting 162
- Technical Specifications 169
- SE965 Decode Zone 172
- SE4750-SR Decode Zone 173
- MC32N0 Connector Pin-Out 174
- Specifications 175
- Keypad Remap Strings 179
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