TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Before You Begin 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Packing list 1.3 Physical appearance 2 Getting Started 2.1 Base station setup 2.2 Load battery 2.3 Get ready 2.4 Stylus 2.5 WLAN setup 3 Power Supply 3.1 AC 3.2 Battery 4 Data input to the touch screen 4.1 Stylus 4.2 On-screen keyboard 5 Connecting to network 5.1 WLAN 5.2 LAN 6 Data Synchronization 6.1 USB 6.2 IR 7 Featured Software Application 7.1 Control Panel 7.2 Internet Explorer 7.3 ActiveSync 7.4 Citrix ICA Client 7.5 Microsoft RDP 7.
1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN 1 1.1 Introduction You are about to experience the new Philips 100WT10P.Your 100WT10P speeds up data sharing and delivers the right data at the right time, increasing productivity for people like you who need timely data. 100WT10P features a 10.4inch touch-sensitive LCD display, embedded Microsoft RDP and Citrix ICA Client, built-in 802.11b WLAN and rugged hardware design.
2 1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN 1.3 Physical Appearance Right View 1. External ear set jack 2. External microphone jack 3. USB port type A 4. USB port type A 5. USB mini type B 6. COM port 7. Mini VGA 8. & 9. Nut screw holes Left View 1. Infrared port 2. Stylus pen 3. PCMCIA type II 4. Power On/Off switch 5. DC-in jack 6. & 7. Nut screw holes 7 3 4 5 6 Bottom 1. Docking connector to the base station Back 1. Modular connector (supports COM, PCI, USB1.1 host) 2. Cover for Flash memory and coin battery 3.
1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Front View 1. Power LED indicator 2, 3, 5, and 6 Customized hot key 4. Four-way directional key with enter 7. Input panel button 8. Internal microphone 9.WLAN LED Indicator 3 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 Base Station 1. 2x USB port (type A) 2. Power LED Indicator 3. Docking site 3 Mini-VGA to VGA Cable The Mini-VGA cable allows you to connect to a standard VGA cable for connection to a monitor display terminal or projector.
2 GETTING STARTED 2.1 Base station setup 2.1.1. Connect power cord to the AC power adaptor. 2.1.2. Plug the cord into the base station first and then plug the other end into a power outlet. 2.2 Load battery 2.2.1. Make sure the power switch at lower-left corner of your 100WT10P is in the OFF position. 2.2.2. Install the battery. 1. Place 100WT10P on your desk with its face down. 2. Place the battery in the battery slot then press it down to fit in. 3. Push battery latch 1 into the locked position. 4.
3 POWER SUPPLY 5 There are two sources of power for 100WT10P operation: the battery and the AC adapter. 3.1 AC You may operate your 100WT10P with AC power in two different ways. Mounted in the base station, or connected directly to the AC adapter.To run your 100WT10P on the base station, place the pad into and connect the AC adapter to the jack at the rear of the base station.
3 POWER SUPPLY 3.2.6. Power saving Power saving is available when your 100WT10P is idle.There are three levels of power saving. Level 1. User idle: lower screen light Level 2. System idle: off screen light Level 3. Suspend: power off to suspend To make changes to power saving setup, Tap START Tap SETTINGS Tap CONTROL PANEL Tap POWER Choose SCHEMES and select the scheme that best meets your needs.
4 DATA INPUT TO THE TOUCH SCREEN You can use the stylus or the internal keyboard to select menu options and write messages. 4.1 Stylus The stylus is used to tap or for handwriting input.When the system turns on for the first time, it defaults to tap input. NOTE: The two styli that are supplied with 100WT10P are designed for your screen. Use of fingertip or other pointers could damage your screen. 4.1.1 Handwriting Transcriber is the software application for handwriting input.
4 DATA INPUT TO THE TOUCH SCREEN 4.1.2 Tap settings You can use the stylus to tap or double-tap. Each user's tapping pattern is different.The 100WT10P system setup process 'learns' each new user's tapping pattern 'signature'. To test your double-tap pattern: 1.Tap START 2.Tap SETTINGS * Tap CONTROL PANEL 3. Double tap STYLUS 4. Choose the DOUBLE-TAP 5. Follow the onscreen instructions To recalibrate the stylus tapping pattern: 1.Tap START 2. Tap SETTINGS 3. Tap CONTROL PANEL 4. Double tap STYLUS 5.
4 DATA INPUT TO THE TOUCH SCREEN 9 4.1.3 Right Click Users accustomed to a mouse device often right click for quick access to command options for an icon.The stylus pen offers a similar command function. Here's how: 1. Go to the center of the icon 2. Hit and hold the icon 3. Available command options are displayed 4.2 On-Screen Keyboard Uers can 'type' message with the onscreen keyboard.To display, press the Input Panel hardware button on your 100WT10P.To hide it, press the button again.
5 CONNECTING TO A NETWORK 10 You can setup a connection to a wireless network (WLAN) or a wired network (LAN). 5.1 WLAN Your 100WT10P includes a wireless LAN module. 5.1.1 Start a connection Method One Tap on the network icon that resides in the system tray at the bottom of your screen.The system will automatically find the networks that are available within the area. In the pop-up window choose the Wireless Information tab. Highlight the network with which you wish to connect. Then tap Connect.
5 CONNECTING TO A NETWORK 11 To complete the connections with Remote Desktop Connection or ICA Manager, you will need infor mation including username, password and network IP . Ask your network administrator to provide the required setup information. 5.2 LAN You can use the PCMCIA slot or USB port to connect your 100WT10P to a LAN Windows CE.net provides universal interfaces for many different hardware peripherals. (For a list of products supported by CE.NET, see the Microsoft Website.
12 6 DATA SYNCHRONIZATION To share information between your 100WT10P and your PC/Laptop, you need to establish a direct PC con nection. There are two ways to make direct connection. One way is through USB interface; the other is IR transmis sion. To start a connection to a host PC, you need to start the ActiveSync application. ActiveSync is installed in your 100WT10P when shipped. Before set up a connection to your host PC, you also need install ActiveSync 3.7 (or higher) on the host PC.
6 DATA SYNCHRONIZATION 6.2 IR You can connect to host PC with IR (Infrared) transmission . Place your 100WT10P and the target device in line of sight of each other and at a distance of no more than one meter. On your 100WT10P to setup for IR 1.Tap START 2.Tap SETTINGS 3.Tap CONTROL PANEL 4.Tap the PC CONNECTION 5. Check the box: Allow connection with desktop computer when device is attached. 6.Tap CHANGE 7. In the pull-down menu, choose IR to PC 8.Tap OK Then start the ActiveSync application 1.
7 FEATURED SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 14 Your 100WT10P has a suite of applications designed to create, share, and manage your information. 7.1 Control Panel The Control Panel provides access to system settings allowing you to manage the properties of your 100WT10P. 7.1.1 Stylus Configures and calibrates your touch screen. 7.1.2 Display Sets your Background, Appearance, and Backlight Time Out preferences. 7.1.3 Input Panel Changes the size of your on-screen keys and creates character shortcuts. 7.1.
7 FEATURED SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 1.Tap 2.Tap 3.Tap 4.Tap on on on on 15 START PROGRAM COMMUNICATION CITRIX ICA MANAGER 7.5 Microsoft RDP5.1 This is a terminal services client that allows you to connect your 100WT10P to a Microsoft Windows NT or Windows 2000 terminal server. 1.Tap on START 2.Tap on PROGRAMS 3.Tap on MICROSOFT REMOTE DESKTOP CONNECTION 7.6 Windows Media Player This is a multimedia application that plays audio and video files.
7 FEATURED SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 7.10 Registry Utility User can save the OS registry information to avoid being deleted in the case of un-resolved system freeze or in the case of hardware reset. To launch Registry Utility 1.Tap on CONTROL PANEL 2.Tap on RegUtility 7.
8 TROUBLESHOOTING 17 8.1 The 100WT10P will not turn on… 8.1.1 Make sure that both the battery latches on the back of the unit are set to the lock position. 8.1.2 Make sure the power switch is in the "on" position. a. Turn on the power switch located on the left-hand side of the base station, under the orange protective cover, by moving the switch to the "up" position. b. Sometimes after the unit enters suspend mode, the switch will be in the on/up position, but the unit will be in suspend mode.
8 TROUBLESHOOTING 18 8.3 How do I turn off my 100WT10P? To end operation: Go to the power switch under the orange protective cover on the lower left side. Or tap on the Start Menu and then choose "Suspend" to turn off the pad. NOTE: This places the pad in standby mode. Unlike a PC, your 100WT10P is actually in "suspend" mode rather than "power off" when it's turned off. It's the feature to allow user to quick resume operation. Your data and files remain in the memory as long as the battery is charged. 8.
8 TROUBLESHOOTING 19 8.5.4 The mouse arrow is out of alignment… The mouse arrow does not point to the center of icon as you intend. It might be due to the viewing angle or the stylus may require calibration. 8.5.5 Users accustomed to a mouse device use a right click for quick access to command options of an object. The stylus pen offers a similar command function. Here's how: 1. Move the mouse arrow to the center of the object. 2. Hit and hold the object. 3. Available command options are displayed. 8.
9 SAFETY AND PRODUCT CARE INSTRUCTIONS 20 To clean the screen: 1. To removes dust and other particles, wipe the screen with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. 2. For heavy duty cleaning, wipe the screen with a soft, clean cloth lightly sprayed with a commercial window cleaner that does not contain wax or abrasives. Always apply the cleaner to the cloth, not the screen. If the display contains has become greasy, substitute use isopropyl alcohol. Note: Paper towels and other paper products are abrasive.
APPENDIX A: SPECIFICATIONS Processor Intel Xscale Processor 400MHz Button and Controls on Pad 4 x Customized hot key 1 x Input panel Operating System 1 x Four-way direction key with Enter Microsoft Windows CE.NET 4.1 1 x Power switch 1 x Stylus release Networking 1 x Wireless latch Built-in 802.
APPENDIX B: I/O INTERFACES 22 100WT10P supports the following I/O modular connectors HARDWARE Storage Fax/Modem Network Multimedia Display Mouse Keyboard Barcode Reader PC connection Earphone Microphone DRIVER IBM Microdrive PCMCIA ATA Disk COMPATIBILITY IBM Microdrive 340MB Sandisk Compact Flash 64MB Generic Compact Flash 32MB Generic Compact Flash 64MB Generic Compact Flash 128MB Generic Compact Flash 256MB Generic Compact Flash 512MB Transcend Compact Flash 128MB USB Storage Class Driver Generic
APPENDIX C: PROPRIETARY NOTICE AND LIABILITY DISCLAIMER 23 The information disclosed in this document, including all designs and related materials, is the valuable property of Philips and/or its licensors. Philips and/or its licensors, as appropriate, reserve all patent, copyright and other proprietary rights to this document, including all design, manufacturing, reproduction, use, and sales rights thereto, except to the extent said rights are expressly granted to others.
APPENDIX D: REGULATORY INFORMATION 24 Removable Battery CE Declaration of Conformity Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice (U.S. Only) ESD Warning Information for UK only Philips End-of-Life Disposal Removable Battery CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
APPENDIX D: REGULATORY INFORMATION 25 FCC Warning! To assure continued FCC compliance, the user must use grounded power supply cord and the provided shielded video interface cable with bonded ferrite cores. If a BNC cable is going to be used, use only a shielded BNC (5) cable. Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this device.
APPENDIX D: REGULATORY INFORMATION 26 Information for UK only WARNING! THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED. Important: This apparatus is supplied with an approved moulded 13A plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug proceed as follows: 1 Remove fuse cover and fuse. 2 Fit new fuse which should be a BS 1362 5A,A.S.T.A. or BSI approved type. 3 Refit the fuse cover. If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets, it should be cut off and an appropriate 3-pin plug fitted in its place.
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