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Installation 2 - 39
Figure 2-56
Switch Installation Example (Switch Normally Open)
Cable Installation
One end of the cable connects to a customer provided switch and the other end connects to the COM1 or COM2
port on the vehicle computer.
To install the Vehicle In-Motion Detector cable:
1. Follow these recommendations when installing the cable:
• Establish a neat route for the cable, staying clear of moving parts or hot surfaces.
• Place the cable in a rigid sleeve or conduit to protect the cable.
• When the cabling must go through a panel, use a suitable gland.
• When fixing the conduit or cable on the outside of a vehicle, use P-Clips. Either drill and tap the hole or use a
nut and bolt to secure the clip.
• Ensure the cable does not have tight bends. The minimum recommended radius is 2.5".
• Solder all wire connections.
2. Wire the cable and switch as shown in Figure 2-57.
Switch (Open)
Accelerator
Pedal
Switch (Closed)
Accelerator
Pedal
Mounting
Hardware
Mounting
Hardware
CableCable
Vehicle Stationary
Vehicle In-Motion
Note: Diagram is for concept only. Actual switch, pedal, mounting hardware and installation vary depending upon the
type of vehicle and hardware used.
Only available on vehicle computers with OEM Version 05.26.0000 or higher.
- VC5090 Vehicle Computer 1
- Product Reference Guide 3
- Warranty 4
- Revision History 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Table of Contents vii 9
- Table of Contents ix 11
- Table of Contents xi 13
- About This Guide 15
- Configurations 16
- Chapter Descriptions 17
- Notational Conventions 17
- Service Information 18
- About This Guide xvii 19
- Chapter 1 Getting Started 21
- Features 22
- Getting Started 1 - 3 23
- Accessories 24
- Getting Started 1 - 5 25
- Third Party Accessories 26
- Getting Started 27
- Starting the Vehicle Computer 28
- Chapter 2 Installation 29
- Installation 2 - 3 31
- Avoid Extreme Wrist Angles 32
- Optimum Wrist Positions 32
- Mounting the Vehicle Computer 33
- Important Fixing Information 34
- Installation 2 - 7 35
- Installation 2 - 9 37
- 12 Volt Propane Forklifts 38
- Installation 2 - 11 39
- 24 to 48 Volt Forklifts 40
- Installation 2 - 13 41
- Installation 2 - 15 43
- Installation 2 - 17 45
- Adjusting the Keyboard 46
- Installation 2 - 19 47
- Tighten the locking knobs 48
- Tighten Locking Knobs 48
- Installing a Scanner 49
- Installation 2 - 23 51
- Installation 2 - 25 53
- Installation 2 - 27 55
- Scanner Setup 56
- Installation 2 - 29 57
- Enable/Disable the Scanner 58
- Installation 2 - 31 59
- Installation 2 - 33 61
- Installation 2 - 35 63
- Installing a External Antenna 64
- Normally Closed Switch 65
- Normally Open Switch 65
- Operation 65
- Switches 66
- Cable Installation 67
- Installation 2 - 41 69
- Over-Ride 70
- Connecting Accessories 71
- Quick Access Panel 73
- Power LED 74
- COMM LED 74
- Backlight Control Button 75
- Programmable (“P”) Keys 75
- Launch Application 76
- Simulate KeyPress 76
- Using the Keyboard 77
- Soft Keyboards 78
- Operating the VC5090 3 - 7 79
- Adjusting the Brightness 81
- Adjusting the Volume 82
- Operating the VC5090 3 - 11 83
- Start Button 84
- Programs Menu 85
- Desktop Button 85
- Task Manager and Properties 85
- Properties 86
- Using a Headset 87
- Performing a Warm Boot 88
- Performing a Cold Boot 88
- Methods of Suspension 88
- Critical Suspension 88
- Waking the Vehicle Computer 89
- Calibrating the Screen 90
- Stylus Properties Window 92
- Operating the VC5090 3 - 21 93
- Checking Battery Status 94
- Ignition Sensing 94
- Signal Strength Icon 96
- With Fusion 2.5 97
- Find WLANs Application 98
- Profile Editor Wizard 99
- Operating Mode 100
- Wireless Applications 4 - 7 101
- Authentication 102
- Tunneled Authentication 103
- User Certificate Selection 105
- Server Certificate Selection 105
- Credential Cache Options 106
- Wireless Applications 4 - 13 107
- User Name 108
- Password 109
- Advanced Identity 109
- Encryption 110
- Wireless Applications 4 - 17 111
- IP Address Entry 112
- Transmit Power 113
- Battery Usage 115
- Manage Profiles Application 116
- Wireless Applications 4 - 23 117
- Deleting a Profile 118
- Ordering Profiles 118
- Export a Profile 118
- Wireless Status Application 119
- Current Profile Window 121
- IPv4 Status Window 121
- Wireless Log Window 123
- Versions Window 123
- ICMP Ping Window 125
- Trace Route Window 125
- Known APs Window 126
- Operating Mode Filtering 127
- Regulatory Options 128
- Band Selection 128
- System Options 129
- Change Password 129
- Cold Boot Persistence 131
- Registry Settings 132
- Log On/Off Application 132
- Wireless Applications 4 - 39 133
- Chapter 5 Using Bluetooth 135
- Security 136
- Bluetooth Profiles 137
- Wizard Mode 139
- Explorer Mode 141
- Untrusted Devices folder 142
- Using Bluetooth 5 - 9 143
- Renaming a Bonded Device 144
- Using Bluetooth 5 - 11 145
- Accepting a Bond 146
- Discovering Services 147
- File Transfer Services 148
- OBEX Object Push Services 149
- Send a Picture 150
- Headset Services 151
- Serial Port Services 152
- Bluetooth Settings 153
- File Transfer Service 154
- Using Bluetooth 5 - 21 155
- Serial Port Service 156
- Security Tab 157
- Discovery Tab 158
- Virtual COM Port Tab 158
- Miscellaneous Tab 159
- Chapter 6 ActiveSync 161
- Installing ActiveSync 162
- Mobile Computer Setup 162
- Setting up a Partnership 163
- ActiveSync 164
- ActiveSync 6 - 5 165
- Deployment 167
- Platform SDK 168
- Symbol Mobility Developer Kit 168
- Defining Script Properties 174
- Updating TCM 1.X Scripts 175
- Building the Image 176
- Sending the Hex Image 177
- Using SD Card 181
- TCM Error Messages 184
- IPL Error Detection 186
- Creating a Splash Screen 188
- Flash Storage 188
- Working with FFS Partitions 189
- Non-FFS Partitions 190
- Introduction 191
- Scanning RD Bar Codes 192
- RD Client Version 3.28 194
- Bar Code Scanning 194
- Waiting for Bar Codes 195
- Rapid Deployment Window 196
- On-Demand Staging 197
- Staging Complete Window 199
- RD Client Main Menu 200
- Log Menu 201
- View Log 201
- View Job Log 202
- Set Log Level 202
- Set Job Log Level 203
- Package List 203
- Package List Window 204
- to return to the Main Menu 204
- Provisioning 205
- MSP Agent 205
- Monitor Processing 206
- Force Check-In 206
- UnHide UI Selection 211
- AirBEAM Smart Client 212
- Packages(1) Tab 213
- Packages(2) Tab 214
- Server Tab 214
- Misc(1) Tab 215
- Misc(2) Tab 216
- Misc(3) Tab 217
- Misc(4) Tab 218
- Synchronizing with the Server 219
- Manual Synchronization 219
- Automatic Synchronization 220
- Troubleshooting 222
- Appendix A Specifications 225
- User Environment 226
- Wireless Data Communications 226
- Regulatory 226
- Vehicle Computer Connectors 227
- Specifications A - 5 229
- Wavelink TelnetCE 231
- Citrix ICA Client 231
- Remote Desktop Connection 232
- Disabling the VC5090 Heater 233
- Remote Computer Application 234
- Often Used Registry Settings 235
- Power Suspend 236
- External Antenna 236
- Ignition Timeout 237
- System Configuration Manager 239
- Menu Functions 240
- Software Configuration B - 11 241
- File Deployment 242
- Glossary 243
- Glossary - 3 245
- Glossary - 5 247
- Glossary - 7 249
- Numerics 251
- Index - 3 253
- Index - 5 255
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