Mobile Computer

DT50

User Guide

Urovo Technology Co., Ltd.

 Note:

* This Guide introduced general functions of DT50. Your PDA device

may have different functions wherein or description.

* There may be differences between the illustrations in this Guide and

the actual product. And the actual product shall prevail.

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the following cases:

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battery in the correct way specified in this Guide;

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Table of Contents
About the Guide ............................................................................................... 1

Chapter 1 Getting Started .................................................................................4

1.1 Unpacking ............................................................................................ 4

1.2 Appearance .......................................................................................... 5

1.2.1 Front Side ....................................................................................5

1.2.2 Side ............................................................................................. 5

1.2.3 Back Side .....................................................................................6

1.3 Installation Guide ................................................................................. 6

1.3.1 Instruction of battery .................................................................. 6

1.3.2 Instruction of battery replacement .............................................. 7

1.3.3 Instruction on SIM/TF Card replacement .....................................7

1.4 Caution on Battery Charging ................................................................ 8

1.5 Charging Method ................................................................................. 9

1.5.1 Charge by USB ............................................................................ 9

1.5.2 Charge by desktop charger ......................................................... 9

1.6 Battery Optimization ...........................................................................10

1.7 Usage of Touchscreen ........................................................................ 11

Chapter 2 Device settings ............................................................................... 12

2.1 Access device settings ........................................................................ 12

2.2 WLAN ................................................................................................. 13

2.3 WWAN ................................................................................................16

2.4 Bluetooth ............................................................................................16

2.5 Display ................................................................................................18

 2.5.1 Screen Rotation Settings ........................................................... 18

2.5.2 Sleep Settings ............................................................................18

2.6 Sound Settings ................................................................................... 19

2.7 Privacy Settings .................................................................................. 20

2.8 Date and Time Settings .......................................................................22

2.9 Reset Settings ..................................................................................... 23

2.10 About Devices ...................................................................................24

2.11 Scan Settings .................................................................................... 25

2.11.1 Floating action button ............................................................. 25

2.11.2 Triggering Mode ..................................................................... 25

2.11.4 Keystroke output ..................................................................... 26

2.11.5 Reader Params .........................................................................28

2.11.6 Basic data formatting .............................................................. 31

2.12 ScanWedge Profiles .......................................................................... 33

2.13 Feature Settings ..................................................................................35

2.14 Remap Key ........................................................................................36

Chapter 3 Application ..................................................................................... 41

3.1 Access the application ........................................................................ 41

3.2 App Profile ..........................................................................................41

3.3 Enterprise Launcher ............................................................................ 44

3.4 U Stage ............................................................................................... 48

3.5 WIFI Diagnosis .................................................................................... 50

3.6 Description of Computer Connected Operation ................................. 51

3.6.1 Developer options ..................................................................... 51

 3.6.2 File management by media transfer protocol (MTP) ..................53

3.6.3 Picture management by picture transfer protocol (PTP) ............ 53

3.6.4 Charging mode ......................................................................... 54

3.6.5 Disconnection from PC .............................................................. 55

Charter 4 Accessories ......................................................................................56

4.1 List of Standard Accessories ............................................................... 56

4.2 List of Optional Accessories ................................................................ 56

Chapter 5 Maintenance and Troubleshooting .................................................62

5.1 Maintenance ....................................................................................... 62

5.2 Cleaning ............................................................................................. 62

5.3 Troubleshooting ................................................................................. 63

About the Guide

Introduction

This Guide offers information on usage of DT50 mobile computer and its
accessories.

Note: The screens and windows described in this Guide are samples, which can
differ from actual ones.

Software version

To determine the software version of the current device, please touch

Settings -System-About Phone.

Android Version——display operating system version

Version No.——display software build version number.

Chapter description

This Guide covers the following topics:

 Getting Started offers information on putting DT50 into operation

for the first time.

 Device Setting describes each setting of DT50.

 Applications describes usage of built-in apps.

 Accessories describes information on standard and optional parts.

Sign convention

The following convention applies in the text:

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Emphasis

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Title

Dialog box, window, part name, and screen icon

Keyword

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Operational option

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Relevant Document

 Quick Start Guide for DT50 Handheld Intelligent Terminal

 DT50 Brochure

 DT50 Specification

For the latest edition of this Guide and all the other guides, please visit:
http://www.urovo.com

Service information

You can visit the official website (enurovo.com) of Urovo Technology

Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Urovo) whenever possible to gain
quick network support services:

Click the search box and enter corresponding product model to

query the machine's configuration information. Click maintenance query

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to query information of the nearest service center or enter the serial
number (SN) of your device in the search box for maintenance progress
to query the maintenance state to follow up the state of the device in
maintenance in time! Service hotline: 400-888-6989

Please offer the following information while contacting the Support

Center:

 Device SN (Serial Number)

 Model or product name

 Software type and version number: check the device “Settings-

System-About Phone”

Thanks for your cooperation！

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Chapter 1 Getting Started
Introduction

This chapter describes product information and instruction of device

for the first time.

1.1 Unpacking

1 . Please carefully remove all the protective materials around DT50

and keep the device case for storing and transporting the device in
the future

2. Please check the following elements:

 DT50 intelligent terminal×1

 Adapter×1
 USB cable×1
 Quick start guide×1
3. Inspect the device for damage. If any equipment is damaged or
missing, please contact the customer service support or local
distributor.
4. Please remove the screen shipping protective film before using.

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1.2 Appearance

1.2.1 Front Side

Figure 1- 1 Front View

1.2.2 Side

Figure 1- 2 Top View

Figure 1- 3 Bottom View

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 Figure 1- 4 Left & Right-Side Views

1.2.3 Back Side

Figure 1-5 Back View

1.3 Installation Guide

1.3.1 Instruction of battery

While installing the battery, please note the direction of installing

the battery. Load the front end of the battery in the device's battery slot
and push the bottom of the battery into the device. Please do not push

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the battery into the device with force. The installed battery in the battery
holder should be flat and secure. The installation method is as shown in
Figure 6 .

Figure 1-6 Battery Installation

After installing the battery cover, turn the battery cover fastener
right to the lock position.

1.3.2 Instruction of battery replacement

1. Long press the power key and a dialog box will pop up;

2. Select power-off;

3. Upon power-off, turn the battery cover fastener left and remove the
battery cover;

4. Lift the battery from its tail end to remove and replace the battery
with a new one.

1.3.3 Instruction on SIM/TF Card replacement

1. Long press the power key and a dialog box will pop up;

2. Select power-off;

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3. Upon power-off, turn the battery cover fastener left and remove the
battery cover;

4. Lift the battery from its tail end to remove the battery;

5. Manually pull out the SIM/TF Card holder in the left of the shell to
remove the SIM/TF Card;

6. Push a new SIM/TF Card into the holder to replace the former one. A
slight click will indicate that the installation is completed.

Figure 1-7 DT50 Card Slot

1.4 Caution on Battery Charging

1. Please do not use or charge the device in any environment with too
high or low temperature;

2. Please charge the battery by the product's charger in standard

configuration or desktop charger only;

3. If the device (including the battery) is not used for the moment, please
separately store the battery and device and pack them in PE bags or
other insulated bags in the original package in case that they become
damp or contact with other electronic devices. Do not store the
unpacked battery in a stack;

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4. Please do not idle the device for over 3 months; be sure to charge and
discharge the battery not used for the moment once per 3 months,
where the stored battery should be 60%～70% charged (i.e., 3.8V～3.9V);

5. The lithium battery should be stored somewhere cool, dry and

ventilated. It is advised to be stored in a 0～28℃ environment.

1.5 Charging Method

1.5.1 Charge by USB

For Type-C USB cable, link one end to computer and the other to device.
In charging, the device's charge indicator is red, which will turn green
when the device is fully charged.

Figure 1- 8 Type-C USB Cable

1.5.2 Charge by desktop charger

desktop charger can charge the device (including the battery) and a
battery at the same time.

Figure 1- 9 Power Adapter to Desktop Charger

1. Connect the DC interface of the base to the power adapter;

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2. Load the front end of the battery into the battery slot and push the
bottom of the battery into the battery slot to complete battery
installation.

3. Put the back of the device body in the body slot of the base. And in
this case, If the device indicator is on red, charging is underway.

Figure 1- 10 Charge by desktop charger

1.6 Battery Optimization

Please follow the tips below to save the battery power:

 Clear the background of all apps to enter the power-saving mode
 In Settings-Automatic On/Off, set DT50 to automatically power
on/off.
 Reduce screen brightness.
 Turn off all the wireless connections not used for the moment. Touch
the airplane mode. The airplane icon will be shown in the status bar,
indicating that all the wireless connections are off.
 Turn off automatic updates of e-mail, calendar, contacts and other
apps.

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1.7 Usage of Touchscreen

Use the multi-touch-sensitive screen to operate the device.

 Light touch - light touch to:

Select any screen option；

Enter letters and signs in the screen keyboard;
Press any screen button.
 Light touch press and hold - light touch, press and hold to:

Create a home screen shortcut for a certain App;

Open the home screen menu for user-defined home screen
settings;
Blank out the home screen till the menu is seen;
Drag - light touch, press for a short time and hold a certain option,
and finger the option in the screen to a new position.
 Slide - slide to:

Slide up/down or left/right in the app center interface to browse

different app icons;
Slide in the lock-screen interface to set the unlocking pattern to
unlock the screen.
 Long press - long press to:

Long press the home screen to call the MENU function;

Drag any app or tool shortcut.

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Chapter 2 Device settings

2.1 Access device settings

Method 1

Pull down the status bar to open the quick access panel, then tap the
settings icon.

Figure 2- 1 quick access panel

Method 2

In the home screen, pull up the screen to enter the app center
interface, then tap the settings icon.

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 Figure 2- 2 app center interface

2.2 WLAN

To enable the WLAN function, please operate as following:

After the wireless function is enabled, DT50 will automatically display

all the available wireless networks nearby in the wireless network list. To
connect to a certain wireless network, please click the network's SSID in
the list and tap CONNECT.

Note: For some networks, network security key or password needs to

be entered for connecting. To connect to such networks, please contact
the network admin for corresponding network security keys or
passwords.

1. Open“Settings-Network & internet” or pull down the status bar to

enter the quick access panel for operation;

2. Tap Wi-Fi, then turn on Use Wi-Fi switch, touch to select the network
you will connect to;

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 Figure 2- 3 Wi-Fi Option Bar

3. Enter the password and tap "CONNECT";

Figure 2- 4 Wi-Fi Password and Settings Input Box

 Check Show password to display the hotspot password to

check whether the password input is wrong;

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  Check Advanced options for advanced settings, including
agent and static IP settings.

Figure 2- 5 Wi-Fi Static IP Settings

4. Check whether connection is done: ‘ Connected ’ indicates that

connection is done, Click the network to view the network details;

Figure 2- 6 Wi-Fi Connected

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2.3 WWAN

Please refer to "Instruction on SIM/TF Card installation" for how to

insert a SIM Card.

Open“Settings-Network & internet-Mobile network”, to set the

mobile network in conjunction with carrier information settings, such as
data on/off, roaming on/off, and access point name, etc.

DT50 supports a wide range of 4G networks . If failed to connect to

WWAN, please follow as below:

1. Check local network signal intensity

2. Check whether the SIM Card is correctly installed;

3. Check whether the SIM Card has any pending bill, is available for
surfing the Internet or damaged (test whether the SIM Card is damaged
or has any pending bill by loading the SIM Card in the device);

4. Check whether the access point is correctly set.

2.4 Bluetooth

Device with the Bluetooth function such as printer, access point and
other mobile computer can exchange data (e.g., file, date or task) after
turning on the Bluetooth function.

DT50 supports BLE (Bluetooth low energy). BLE is oriented to

healthcare, health, safety and home entertainment apps. It remains a
standard Bluetooth coverage while reducing power consumption and
saving cost.

To enable Bluetooth connectivity, please follow as below:

1. Pull down the status bar and long press the Bluetooth icon or click
“Settings-Connected devices”to enter the page;

2. Tap Pair new devices to search for Bluetooth devices nearby;

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3. Tap Device name can change visible name to another;

Figure 2- 7 Bluetooth settings

4. Tap the device to be connected and enter PIN code for verifying
pairing or request for entering PIN code.

Figure 2- 8 Bluetooth Pairing

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2.5 Display

The Display Settings adjustable Brightness level, Dark theme,

change Wallpaper, set Auto-rotate screen, set Screen timeout and
Font size and other functions.

2.5.1 Screen Rotation Settings

By default, screen rotation is disabled. To enable screen rotation,

please follow as below:
a) Pull down the status bar and click the screen rotation icon;

b) Check Settings-Display-Auto-rotate screen;

 Keep the current orientation: lock the orientation;

 Orientation of screen rotation: rotate subject to screen
content.
Note: rotation is not available for the home screen interface.

2.5.2 Sleep Settings

User may make DT50 sleep if not using it for a moment. As DT50 is in
the sleep status, user may directly press the power key to wake up the
screen and unlock to back to the program interface. To make DT50 sleep,
press the power key to turn off the screen or set sleep time. please follow
as below:
1. Touch the settings icon to enter settings;
2. Open “Display-Screen timeout”;

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 Figure 2- 9 Screen timeout

3. Select a sleep time

2.6 Sound Settings

To adjust the volume of the device, please follow as below:

1. Press the volume key to regulate media volume settings. Slide up or

down the volume icon to set the volume;

2. Click the settings icon to open the sound settings interface for setting
media volume, call volume, ringer volume, and alarm volume as well as
ringtone, alarm tone, etc.;

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 Figure 2- 10 Media Volume Settings

3. Select Settings-Sound to open the sound settings interface for setting

the media volume, call volume, ringer volume, alarm volume as well as
ringtone, alarm tone, other notification tones, or vibration, etc.

Figure 2- 11 Sound Settings

2.7 Privacy Settings

To view and change the permissions for your application, please

follow as bellow:

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1. Open“Settings-Privacy-Permission manager”;

Figure 2- 12 Privacy Setting page

2. Click the permissions you want to view or modify (take SMS

permissions as an example);

Figure 2- 13 Permission manager

3. You can view the applications that have been allowed or denied this
permission and click the application you want to modify;

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 Figure 2- 14 SMS Permissions

4. You can modify whether the application allows SMS permission.

Figure 2- 15 SMS permission

2.8 Date and Time Settings

As DT50 is networked, the system will automatically update the time

and date. Users need set the time zone only. If time is not updated,

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please check whether the device is networked or whether the current
WLAN supports the network time protocol (NTP).
Where manual settings are needed, please take the following steps:
1. Open“Settings-System-Date & time”;
2. Disable Use network-provided time;
3. Modify time and back.

Figure 2- 16 System Time Settings

2.9 Reset Settings

Restore Device is a built-in restoration toolkit that enables users to

initialize the system. Attention! Please copy and save important files
before resetting! Restoration will erase all the user data!

1. Pull down the status bar to open the quick access panel;

2. Tap the settings icon to enter “Settings-System-Advanced

-Reset options”;

3. Select:

 Reset Wi-Fi, mobile Data Network and Bluetooth

 Reset app preferences

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  Erase All Data (factory reset)

Figure 2- 17 Reset options

2.10 About Devices

Open“Settings-About phone”, to view information of this

Terminal Device.

SIM status——view carrier, signal strength, IMEI and other information

Device ID——display the device's unique identifier
Model——view the device's model and SN
IMEI——view IMEI1, IMEI2 and MEID information
Android version——view the device's Android version
IP address——display the device's IP address
Wi-Fi MAC address——display the device's WIFI physical address
Bluetooth address——display the device's Bluetooth address

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2.11 Scan Settings

Scanning engine may differ from each other in the settings interface.
N6603 is taken as example for illustration herein. For more details, please
contact Urovo's technical staff for instruction.

2.11.1 Floating action button

Suspension button: Open the virtual key scanning tool on the

desktop--USCAN, which is available for dragging at will and touching to
simulate the key scanning function;

Figure 2- 18 Floating Button Scanning Function

2.11.2 Triggering Mode

 Auto mode-Decode or Time-out: manually trigger the scanning

function. Press the scanning key and laser light or supplementary
light will be shown. The light will not go out until decoding is
completed or scanning times out;

 Continuous mode-KeyDown start, Again KeyDown stop: manually

trigger the scanning function. In the continuous scanning mode, the

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 scanning laser or supplementary image light will not go out after
decoding. Instead, decoding will sustain;

 Manual mode-Trigger release or Time-out : manually trigger the

scanning function. Press the scanning key and laser light or
supplementary light will be shown.Release the key and the light will
go out. In addition, the scanning light will also go out after decoding;

Figure 2- 19 Triggering Mode

2.11.4 Keystroke output

Check this mode and the scanning results will be output to the app focus
edit box in the foreground by keyboard.

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 Figure 2- 20 keystroke output

 Keyboard type – options include Auto text mode、Soft

keyboard 、 Always Physical keyboard, Such options
may cause a difference in scanning results. Please select
with caution.

Auto text mode: If a focus input box arises in any app

interface in the foreground, it will directly show all the
data, otherwise the device will output scanning results
character by character through keyboard simulation;

Soft keyboard: the device directly displays all the

data in the input box through input method editor
simulation;

Always Physical keyboard: the device outputs

scanning data through physical key event simulation
at any interface;

 Sounds – set the system's notification tone for scanning,

which may be None, Instant (default) or Squeak.

 Vibrate – check to enable the function of vibrating after

scanning

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  Action key character – None、Carriage return 、Line
feed 、 Tab, Add operational key characters behind
scanning results through keyboard simulation.

None: no operation

Carriage return: add an enter behind scanning results

through keyboard simulation;

Line feed: add an OK operation behind scanning

results through keyboard simulation;

Tab: add a Tab key operation behind scanning results

through keyboard simulation;

Figure 2- 21 Action key character

2.11.5 Reader Params

Coding format: The Chinese code type is UTF-8 by default. This

option needs to correspond to the Chinese code type of 2D codes. Any
mismatch between the two may lead to code garbling. Please use this
function with care.

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 Figure 2- 22 Chinese Code Type

Beam timer – laser duration for failing in single scanning, range of

500-10000ms, 5000 ms by default;

Linear code type security level – set the check level to lower the error
rate. The higher the level is, the more accurate it will be but the slower
decoding per time will be;

Figure 2- 23 Linear code type security level

Exposure Settings-Lights Configuration

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Illum/Aimer Off: turn off illumination / aimer light;

Aimer Only: turn on aim light only;

Illum Only: turn on illumination only;

Alternating: turn on illumination and aim light in alternation;

Concurrent: turn on illumination and aim light at the same time;

Figure 2- 24 Lights Configuration

 Exposure Mode: auto/on. In the auto mode, the

scanning engine may automatically regulate the exposure
value; in the on mode, the exposure value can be set;

Fixed Exposure: 1~900, The higher the value is, the

brighter it will be;

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2.11.6 Basic data formatting

Upon access of bar codes, the system may be available for additional
functions: Formatting, Prefix, Suffix, Formatting, Substitute, Delete
Non-printing Control Character, App Identifier, or Code Id Type.

Figure 2- 25 Basic data formatting

1. Tap Label Formatting and select the additional formatting type;

Figure 2- 26 Append formatting settings

2. Suffix: select the mode and modify the suffix content, e.g., select [CR]
which indicates enter;

The same goes for prefix;

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 Figure 2- 27 Edit Suffix/prefix

Select the default type from the drop-down list box or define any
character as the prefix/suffix;

Figure 2- 28 Edit Suffix/prefix

3. Replace: select the mode and modify the former character to be

substituted and the substitute character and set the value of the
substituted and that of substitute. The former character needs to be
input in ASCII code (e.g., if the former character "1" needs to be
substituted, enter its corresponding ASCII code value "31");

Figure 2- 29 Edit Replace

4. Delete Non-printing Control Character: select the mode and delete

any nondisplay character;

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5. App Identifier: select the mode and add an app identifier to some bar
codes, e.g., Code 128;

6. App Delimited Identifier: select the mode and set "()" as the app
delimited identifier by default, which may be substituted by any other
identifier;

7. Code Id Type: select the mode and add a Code Id (Code Id Type None,
Code Id Type Aim (add an Aim in front bar codes) or Code Id Type
Symbol (add an identifier in front of bar codes)) to some bar codes;

2.12 ScanWedge Profiles

ScanWedge Profiles allows to modify the default scan settings and to

create new scan settings.

1. Click Default to modify the scan settings for the default application.

Figure 2- 30 Scan Default Settings Page

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2. New scan settings can be created and applications can be associated
to this profile, as follows:

（a）Click on the top right option and select "New profile";

（b）Name the new scan configuration;

（c）Touch "Associated Apps”;

（d）Touch "Associate more app";

（e） Select the app you want to associate with.

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 Figure 2- 31 New Scan Settings

2.13 Feature Settings

The following setting switches are available in the system feature

settings:

 Status bar pull down: the default is "on", if disabled, the status bar
function cannot be modified.

 Virtual key: the default is "on", click on the virtual key at the bottom
of the screen does not take effect after disabling the corresponding
virtual switch.

 Hide navigation bar: the default is "off", select "on" if you want to
hide the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen.

 Input method Editor pops up automatically: the default is "on",

select "Disable this function" if you want to disable automatic pop-up
of input method during code scanning.

 Pop-up input method: the default is "on", the soft keyboard cannot
be popped up after closing.

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 Show scan suspension button: the default is "on", if you do not
want to scan the key value of the button to be output in the
application, select "Off".

 Automatic call recording: the default is "off", all call recordings of

the device will be automatically saved to local after turning on, which
is convenient for information traceability.

 Three-finger screenshots: the default is "off", take a screenshot by

swiping up or down on the screen with three fingers simultaneously
after turning on.

 Screen pinning: the default is "off", the shortcut key ("power" key
and "volume +" key pressed simultaneously) can fix the current
screen after turning on, and at this time, you can only view the screen
content, not to operate; if you want to cancel the fixed, press the
shortcut key again.

 Default Launcher: modifies the default desktop of the system, which

will automatically enter the selected desktop.

2.14 Remap Key

Remap Key can keymap all physical keys except the power key, and
the mapped keys will be given a new key value, that is, pressing the
button can achieve customized functions.

1. Open“Settings-Enterprise featured setting-Remap Key”and check

Enable intercept key;

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 Figure 2- 32 Remap Key

2. Touch“Key Remap”;

Figure 2- 33 Key Remap Page

3. Press the physical key for key remapping, the key value and name will
be shown;

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 Figure 2- 34 Key Remap Page

4. Tap KeyCode, Start Application, Send Broadcast, after finish

setting, tap Remap key;

Figure 2- 35 Key Remap options

5. View the remapped key list in the Show key remapping list to
manage remapped keys;

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 Figure 2- 36 Show key remapping list

a) Slide a certain option in the list to the left to reset the key to the
default settings and clear the key's mapping value;

Figure 2- 37 Key Remapping Deleting

b) Touch the menu key or settings icon at the top right corner to
reset the value of each remapped key and restore the default
value of each physical key.

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Figure 2- 38 Remapped Key Resetting

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Chapter 3 Application

3.1 Access the application

Installed apps will be shown in the app center interface, except for ones
in the background.

1. In the home screen, pull up the screen to enter the app center
interface;

Figure 3- 1 Enter App Center from main interface

2. Slide up or down to view more app icons and touch any app icon to
be accessed to open the app.

3.2 App Profile

System apps are set forth in the following table.

For detailed operation of the software, please contact the technical staff
of UROVO for guidance.

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Icon Description
Maps-Browse maps, search for locations, check bus and car
routes, and view real-time traffic status

Phone-dial a phone number for voice communications

Messaging-receive and send SMS and MMS

Calculator-provide basic and scientific calculating functions

Sound Recorder-record audio files

Enterprise Launcher-Restricts access to programs and

settings on the device, enabling control of the device and
simplifying the enterprise desktop

Calendar-view and manage calendar events.

Scanner-test the engine module of scanner, Images can be

displayed in real time

Scanner-test the engine module of scanner

Settings-configure DT50.

Clock-set the alarm and timer

Contacts-manage contact information.

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U Stage-Allows for fast configuration synchronization of
devices. After the first device is configured according to
enterprise requirements, the other devices can be configured
in a simple and fast manner.
Files-list all the files downloaded from the device

Photos-view or edit photos in the device and microSD Card.

Camera-take photos and record videos.

Boost-One click to clean up memory and free up storage

space

Lock Screen-Enables to lock the screen and put the device to

sleep with one click

App Market-download apps defined in the cloud

management platform

Drive-Allows offline access to users' files stored and share

them with others

Chrome-access the network

DUO-For video calls

Gmail- receive and send e-mails

Google-access the network

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 Google Play-Allows users to browse, download and use
applications published by Google

Keep Notes-for easy creation of articles, pictures, voice notes,

and timely uploading to the cloud for saving

Play Store-Used to find the latest Android apps, games,

movies and more

RFID- Used to scan and identify RFID tags

RfidWedge- Allows to modify the default settings for RFID

catching and to create new scan settings to be applied to
custom software
ScanWedge- Allows to modify the default settings for
scanning and to create new scan settings to be applied to
custom software
WIFI Diagnosis-Real-time analysis and troubleshooting of
WiFi to pinpoint problems

YouTube-Used to download, watch and share videos or clips

YT Music-Used to play audio files from this unit or stored in

microSD

3.3 Enterprise Launcher

Enterprise launcher software can maximize the needs of

enterprise-side customers for PDA tools, bring a concise enterprise
desktop to the market and customers, restricts access to programs and
settings on the device without writing code. Through simple operation,
realize the control of the equipment, and provide customers with
convenient services.

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 The enterprise launcher can easily restrict the device to be used by
one or more specified applications. It is like a local MDM (Mobile Device
Management) and MAM (Mobile Application Management) with
reduced functions and has partial Android permissions.

User Interface

The user interface is the launcher used by the end user of the
device, and will display applications that are only available to the user.
The application of the user interface is fixed, there is no trigger effect
after long press, and can not be uninstalled.

Figure 3- 2 user interface

User can click the menu button in the upper right corner to enter the
administrator settings interface or view device information.Click the
"Launch" button to officially enable the enterprise launcher, and users
cannot log out.

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 Figure 3- 3 menu

Administrator login

Click the menu key in the upper right corner of the user interface to
enter the administrator login interface. To enter the administrator
interface, you need to confirm the opening of the enterprise launcher,
the login password is blank by default when you log in for the first time,
and you can modify the password in the administrator settings interface
after logging in.

Figure 3- 4 Administration login

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Administration interface

The administrator interface displays all the apps on the device, and
you can install, uninstall, and view app details.

(1) Long press the application to pop up the selection bar:

application details, uninstall.

(2) Click the menu button in the upper right corner of the interface
to select:administrator settings, device information, and exit enterprise
mode. Administrator settings: enter the administrator settings interface
to set the enterprise desktop;

Device information: view device information;

Exit enterprise mode: exit the enterprise desktop and return to the
Android launcher;

Figure 3- 5 Administrator interface

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 Figure 3- 6 Administrator setting interface

3.4 U Stage

U Stage provides enterprise IT administrators and agents with quick

device configuration synchronization. After the first device is configured
according to enterprise requirements, other devices can be configured
synchronously in a simple way, thus making mass devices reach their
working state simply and quickly, facilitating enterprise control, and
reducing the errors of human configuration.

Configure

Before using this program, the current prototype must be

configured to the working state.

The range of configuration includes system settings and scanner

settings, such as WIFI switch, network automatically saved under WIFI,
and time zone setting in system settings, as well as scanner configuration,
such as scanning handle switch, broadcast configuration, and barcode
setting. After setting items are configured, you can enter the U Stage
program.

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Export

After the standard configuration of the prototype is completed,

export the configuration scheme. U Stage provides 3 transmission
modes.
1) Upload to UMS
If the device has been bound to the UMS, click to automatically
upload the current configuration to the UMS - Configure Management
page. You can import the configuration in batches silently on the UMS
background.
2) Generate barcode
Import the configuration to the barcode for other devices to scan
and import.
3) Export to local
Export the configuration to local to generate 2 files, such as
scanner_system_5.pdf. This file contains barcode for configuration. The IT
administrator can transfer the file to the customer or print the file for the
user to scan and import.
And scanner_system_5.txt. This file can be uploaded to the MDM
platform for remote silent deployment.

Figure 3- 7 Choose export function

Import

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 After clicking "Import", the scanner will light up (or use the physical
scanner key); then scan the QR code generated in the previous step, and
reboot after the devices execute the configuration to complete
deployment.

3.5 WIFI Diagnosis

Real-time WiFi analysis and troubleshooting tools can accurately

locate the problem and solve the problem immediately. This tool
provides reliable and excellent WiFi experience, improves customer
business efficiency and collaboration, and simplify the process of
customers configuring complex WIFI for special environments.

Main interface

View the current signal details, including the currently connected

WIFI name, signal strength (dBm), frequency band, channel, IP and MAC
address, etc. The interface displays the waveform graph of signal
intensity changes in an intuitive and real-time manner. The interface also
shows the entrance to the function module.

Figure 3- 8 WIFI diagnosis main interface

 Roaming test: The roaming test is to test the packet loss during
roaming process and observe the roaming handover between APs.

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 Filter: Filter function, according to the manually selected conditions,
to filter out only the WiFi that meets the conditions, so that you can
find the WiFi you need.

 PING test: Test the connectivity of the current connected network,

the packet loss rate and stability.

 Distributed testing: Check the WIFI situation around the device,

including information such as channel, MAC address, etc., to help
customers understand the surrounding wireless distribution.

 Channel analysis: Channel analysis, can intuitively see the

interference of each channel, select different WLAN frequency bands,
and view the channel signal conditions of the corresponding
frequency bands to understand The WiFi frequency band distribution
around the current settings and the interference of each channel.

 Expert mode: set the threshold of WIFI roaming,control whether to

turn on roaming, set WLAN and designed channel connection, in
order to intervene and improve the WIFI connection.

3.6 Description of Computer Connected Operation

If Android system driver or Android mobile assistant is installed in

your personal computer, you may connect the device to the PC via the
device’s USB cable.

3.6.1 Developer options

1. If it is a first-time debugging, open“Setting-About phone”, then click

the version number continuously, bring up developer mode;

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 Figure 3- 9 developer mode

3. Open“Settings-System-Advanced-Developer options”, Enable USB

Debugging to enter the debugging mode;

Figure 3- 10 USB debugging

4. Insert one end of the device’s USB cable to the device and the other
to the PC’s USB port to connect the device to the PC, then a USB
enabling popup will be shown. Tick ” Allow this computer for

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 debugging”and select”OK”and this popup will not seen when the
device is connected to the PC next time.

3.6.2 File management by media transfer protocol

(MTP)

1. Connect the device to PC by a USB cable;

2. Pull down the status bar to open the notification panel. Select "File
Transfer" in USB Purpose to transfer media files to Windows or transfer
files by any Android file transfer app to Mac (please refer to
www.android.com/filetransfer).

Figure 3- 11 File Transfer

3. At PC end, open My Computer to access DT50 device;

4. Open an internal storage folder or SD card folder;

5. Manager media files needed.

3.6.3 Picture management by picture transfer protocol

(PTP)

1. Connect the device to PC by a USB cable;

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2. Pull down the status bar to open the notification panel and select PTP
in USB Preference to transfer photos to Windows;

Figure 3- 12 PTP

3. At PC end, open My Computer to access DT50 device;

4. Open an SD card folder or internal storage folder;

5. Manage picture files needed.

Figure 3- 13 PTP Folder Shown at PC

3.6.4 Charging mode

1. Connect the device to PC by a USB cable;

2. Pull down the status bar to open the notification panel and select No
data transfer in USB Preference to transfer photos to Windows;

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3. In the charging mode, data communication is not available.

Figure 3- 14 Charging mode

3.6.5 Disconnection from PC

Caution: Please safely unplug the device as instructed at PC before

removing the USB cable in case of loss of data.

1. Find the external device identification in the task bar at the bottom
right corner of PC;

2. Right click to select Unplug DT50 Device;

3. Carefully remove the USB cable.

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Charter 4 Accessories

4.1 List of Standard Accessories

Figure 4- 1 Power adapter

Figure 4- 2 Type-C USB cable

Figure 4- 3 DT50 battery 5000mAh

4.2 List of Optional Accessories

Single Charging Cradle:

 support charging one device and one battery;

 support LED charging status indicator ;

 charging cradle adapter output: 12V/2A.

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 Figure 4- 4 Single Charging Cradle

4-Slot Battery Charging Cradle:

 Support Charging 4 Batteries;

 LED Charging Status Indicator ;

 Charging Cradle Adapter Output: 12V/5A.

Figure 4- 5 4-Slot Battery Charging Cradle

5-Slot Charging Cradle (5 terminals):

 Support Charging 5 devices ;

 LED Charging Status Indicator ;

 Charging Cradle Adapter Output: 12V/5A.

Figure 4- 6 5-Slot Charging Cradle (5 terminals)

5-slot Charging Cradle (4 terminals, 4 batteries):

 Support Charging 4 devices and 4 battery;

 LED Charging Status Indicator ;

 Charging Cradle Adapter Output: 12V/10A.

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 Figure 4- 7 5-slot Charging Cradle (4 terminals, 4 batteries)

Gun grip:

 Efficient scanning with trigger button;

 Comfortable grip.

Figure 4- 8 Gun Grip

UHF Gun Grip:

 Reading range: Up to 8 meters (open environment);

 Group Reading Performance: >200 labels/sec;

 Built-in 3000mAh battery.

Figure 4- 9 UHF Gun Grip

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ID Card Module:

 Support card types: second-generation resident ID card, Hong

Kong, Macao and Taiwan resident residence permit, foreigner
permanent residence ID card;

 Included 1 PSAM holder.

Figure 4- 10 ID Card Module

Optical Fingerprint Module:

 360 ° recognition;

 Dry/wet, deep/shallow fingerprints identification;

 FBI mobile ID FAP20 compliance certification from the FBI.

Figure 4- 11 Optical Fingerprint Module

Hand Strap:

 Convenient for Mobile operation and carrying

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 Figure 4- 12 Hand Strap

Screen Protector:

 Improve protection performance

Figure 4- 13 Screen Protector

Holster:

 Lightweight and convenient , easy to carry around;

 Nylon material, wear-resistant and durable

Figure 4- 14 Holster

Boot Case:

 Enhance the protection of device

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 Figure 4- 15 Boot Case

Two-tone Protective Shell:

 Industrial-class material, enhance the protection of device;

 support hand strap.

Figure 4- 16 Two-tone Protective Shell

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Chapter 5 Maintenance and
Troubleshooting
Introduction

This chapter sets forth the device's maintenance methods and

troubleshooting solutions to help users use the product appropriately.

5.1 Maintenance

To ensure that the device does not break down, please abide by the
following instructions while using DT50:

 Do not scratch the screen of DT50. While using DT50, please use a
recognized touch pen or any other pen which is fit for touching with
point made from plastics. Please do not use a real pen, pencil or
anything sharp to touch the screen of DT50.

 The screen of DT50 is made from glass. So please do not make DT50
fall on the ground or get hit.

 Prevent DT50 from bearing too high or low temperature. Do not put
the device on any automotive instrument panel in hot weather. Keep
it away from any heat source.

 Do not use DT50 anywhere dusty, dump or moist.

 Clean the scanning engine and camera of DT50 by soft lens cloth. If
the screen of DT50 gets dirty, please clean the screen by soft cloth
with diluted glass cleaning solution.

5.2 Cleaning

Housing

Scrub the housing by cloth with alcohol, including keys.

Display screen

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 Scrub the display screen by alcohol wipes but be sure that no liquid
drops nearby the edge of the display. Immediately dry the display screen
by soft and abrasive-free cloth to prevent mark left.

Camera and scanning window

Please scrub the camera and scanning window by lens wipers or

other materials made for cleaning optical materials (e.g., glasses).

5.3 Troubleshooting

Problem Reason Solution

Press the power key The battery is not charged Charge the battery
but DT50 does not
work The system crashes Execute resetting

The battery breaks down Replace the battery

The battery is not
The battery's temperature Contact for technical
charged
is exceptional support
During data Wi-Fi communication is Enable Wi-Fi
communication via not enabled communication
Wi-Fi, no data are
transferred or not The device is out of the Move closer to the access
all data are range of the access point point
transferred.
During data Bluetooth communication Turn on Bluetooth
communication via is not enabled communication.
Bluetooth, no data
The device is out of the signal
are transferred or Move within 10m (32.8ft)
range of another Bluetooth
not all data are range of another device.
device
transferred
Volume setting is too low
No sound Adjust volume
or turned off
Not use for a while, the
display will automatically
turn off. Set the duration to
DT50 is off DT50 is at inactive state
be longer, such as 15 s, 30
s, 1 min, 2 min, 5 min, 10
min or 30 min

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 The battery is depleted Charge the battery
Tapping a window
button or icon but
fail to trigger the The device does not respond Reset the device
corresponding
function
Delete unused memos and
records. If necessary, save
Too many files are saved in
A message pops up, such records in the host (or
DT50
indicating that use SD Card as additional
DT50's storage is memory)
full Uninstall unused apps in
Too many apps are installed in
DT50 to recover storage
DT50
capacity
Check the barcode is not
The bar code is unreadable
damaged
The distance between the
DT50 fails to Put DT50 within proper
laser scanning window and
decode scanning range
bar code is wrong
while reading a bar
The bar code type is not
code Set DT50 to accept the
checked, or bar code
scanned bar code type
length is wrong
Battery low Check the battery level

Precautions:

1. To avoid unnecessary injuries, please read this instruction manual

before using the equipment to ensure proper and safe use.

2. Please use the accessories approved by the manufacturer and

matched with this model of equipment. If you use a power supply,
charger or battery that is not approved by the manufacturer, it may
cause fire, explosion or other hazards.

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3. Please use this equipment under the specified temperature of the
equipment, as too high or too low ambient temperature may cause
equipment failure.

4. Do not disassemble the equipment or its accessories without

permission. If the equipment or any of its parts do not work properly,
please consult our after-sales service staff or send the equipment to the
after-sales service network for inspection and repair.

5. There are two types of laser warning signs posted near the scanning
engine, please do not intentionally aim the laser at the eyes, because a
long time direct exposure of the eyes by the laser may cause irreversible
damage.

6. In the case of battery bulge, smoke, leakage and other suspected

battery failure, please contact the manufacturer in a timely manner for
after-sales treatment.

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