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Table of Contents 1.0 General .................................................................................................................................... 5

Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: How do I tell what model device I have? ...................................................................................... 5 How to find out the OS Version Number and interpret it. ............................................................. 7 How do I upgrade the M3 Operating System ................................................................................ 8 How do I soft reset the M3 Red / Green and Sky .......................................................................... 8 How to I Hard Reset the M3 Red / Green and Sky......................................................................... 9 How do I tell what Scanner I have installed on the M3 ................................................................. 9 What Operating systems are available with the M3 range of PDAs? ............................................ 9 What options are field upgradable if I did not order them on the unit at the start? .................... 10
Q: What is the Screen Size on the M3 range of PDAs and how does it compare to the Motorola MC75................................................................................................................................................. 10 Q; Will the M3 vehicle cradle take a 24 Volt input from a Vehicle or does it need to be stepped down to 12 Volt? ............................................................................................................................... 10 Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Where do I get the SDK from...................................................................................................... 10 How do I get the most out of the M3 battery Life? ..................................................................... 11 What does the switch on the back of the cradle do H<->C .......................................................... 13 What's the difference between WM05 and CE5.0? .................................................................... 14 How is Memory Allocation in M3 Green and M3 Sky divided by between ROM and RAM ........... 15 What is the default Admin Password for the Summit Radio........................................................ 16 Is the Summit radio CCX certified ............................................................................................... 16 What model Summit radio is in the M3 Product Range .............................................................. 16
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CE Specific FAQs ................................................................................................................ 17

How do I use the Ethernet Cradle? ............................................................................................. 17 How do I turn on the ScanWedge application? ........................................................................... 18 How do I set up a GPRS Connection with CE5.0 .......................................................................... 18 How do I auto Install a CAB file on CE5.0 .................................................................................... 20
Q: On CE5.0 devices with SUMMIT Radio, how do I persist the WiFi Settings so after a COLD BOOT so I do not have to re enter them. ..................................................................................................... 21
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What are the Com Ports that are used on the M3 Series ............................................................ 22
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Windows Mobile Specific FAQs .................................................................................. 23

What version of .NET Compact Framework is shipped with the M3 Sky. ..................................... 23 When I try and install .NET CF V2.0 on WM6.1 device I get the following error........................... 24 When does my device wakeup when an SMS or Email is received. ............................................. 25 How do I use the Ethernet Cradle? ............................................................................................. 27 How do I set a Static IP with WM5.0 Samsung Radio ............................................................... 29 How do I change BT Stacks from Stonestreet to Microsoft ........................................................ 31 How do I turn on the ScanWedge application? ........................................................................... 32 Why doesnt M3 QWERTY have an option to turn on the ScanEMUL as per the Numeric device? 33 Side Buttons How to configure ............................................................................................ 35 What is the difference between V1.23 of Scanner DLL and V1.30 of Scanner DLL ....................... 37 Does the M3 Sky Scanner SDK support VB.Net ........................................................................... 37
Q: How to configure various parameters of the M3 to alter the behavior after a HARD RESET such as installing applications and setting registry values etc. .................................................................... 38 Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Which version of Scanner SDK has the C# FULL API Set............................................................... 40 Which version of Scanner SDK has the Basic VB API.................................................................... 40 How do I turn On/Off the RIL Driver Debug File .......................................................................... 40 What type of GPS is in the M3 Sky. Does it support A-GPS ......................................................... 40 How to work out the product Numbers on the MC7101. ............................................................ 40 Why doesnt the CAMERA Button (on the top right of the M3 Sky) activate the Camera? ........... 42 How do I get a floating SIP keyboard with M3 Sky WM5.0 or 6.1 ................................................ 42 How do I stop the Windows Message informing me about running an unsigned EXE or CAB file. 43 How do I ensure the GPRS data connection is always ON. .......................................................... 43 How do I stop the SIP keyboard from popping up all the time. ................................................... 43 Why cant I get the SIM Phone Number from Telstra Next G cards using the Windows Mobile API. 44 Is the M3 certified to connect to the Telstra IP (VPN) network ................................................... 45 What are the data transmission speeds of the M3 and MC75 over the Next G network? ............ 45 How do I set up the GPS on the M3 Sky ...................................................................................... 46 Function Keys under Wavelink. How do I map them? ............................................................ 47
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Why wont the phone turn on? .................................................................................................. 48 What Modem is in the M3 Sky ................................................................................................... 48 Will the M3 Roam to other frequencies such as 850Mhz to 2100Mhz etc ................................... 48
Q: How can I set what application is launched when a key is mapped to Application1 or Application2? .................................................................................................................................... 49 Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Q: Why dont the FN 1 10 keys return the proper FUNCTION KEY scan codes? ............................. 49 Setting Date and Time on the PDA Automatically ....................................................................... 49 What is the Maximum size of SD Card that the M3 will support ................................................. 50 When I change my battery the PDA will reboot. ......................................................................... 50 When I press the power Button, the screen will not come on. .................................................... 51 How do I set PAP/CHAP on the M3 to enable access to Telstra IP VPN network.......................... 51 What are the Com Ports that are used on the M3 Series ............................................................ 52 What Bluetooth Stack is included with the M3 ........................................................................... 52 What scanner options are on the M3 Sky and MM3 ................................................................... 53 How do I set up my Phone Book entry to get GPRS / HSDPA connectivity on M3 Sky .................. 54 How do I pair the M3 with a Zebra Printer (using Microsoft BT Stack) ........................................ 58 How can I demonstrate Bluetooth Printing? ............................................................................... 64 How do I auto Install my application when the M3 or M3 Sky is COLD BOOTED. ......................... 67
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1.0 General
Q: A: How do I tell what model device I have? Firstly reading the product number off the back of the unit is the first place to start. The following MCXXXX give an initial indication of what device you may have. MC6200 MC6400 MC6500 MC6600 MC7100 MC7101 MC7110 MC7500 MC7510 MC7700 CE4.2 CE5.0 (Summitt Radio) CE5.0 (Samsung Radio) CE5.0 + 2D WM5.0 / WM6.1 HSDPA WM6.1 SUMMIT and HSDPA WM5.0 / WM6.1 HSDPA and RFID WM5.0 / WM6.1 GPRS WM5.0 / WM6.1 GPRS and RFID WM5.0 / WM6.1 (either GPRS or HSDPA) + 2D
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If the product number is missing then turn the unit on. CE Devices will have the start Menu in the Bottom Left. WM5.0 / 6.1 will have the start button in the Top Left as shown below CE device Windows Mobile Device
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How to find out the OS Version Number and interpret it. See below
CE Devices - Start->Settings->Control Panel->System
Windows Mobile Devices - Start->Settings->System->Device Info
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About the OS name scheme. For example, B1STH420EN. B : Bulverde microprocessor. M3 Gold is using Monahan MP, it will be M. 1 : Standard RAM128. But no need upgrade of RAM due to OS issue. Thus, it sticks to 1 only. ST : Standard OS. H =HSPDA, G = GSM, 0=NO GSM/HSDPA 420 is version number. EN is OS for English.
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How do I upgrade the M3 Operating System Go to ftp.warp.com.au/M3 and download the Updating the OS on M3 Devices.pdf file. This has COMPLETE instruction on how to perform this task. Note you will NEED as SD Card that fits your Device. This may be Standard SD, Mini SD or Micro SD depending on device model. The SD card CANNOT be any larger than 2GB for an OS Update.
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How do I soft reset the M3 Red / Green and Sky Press the reset button located on the back of the PDA, using the stylus. The reset bitton is located way down on the back of the unit on the right hand side. It is a SMALL rubber grommet.
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How to I Hard Reset the M3 Red / Green and Sky CE Red 4.2 / Green 5.0 Press and hold the reset button on the back of the PDA for 10 seconds. The screen will fade out. Release the reset button. Tap and release the reset button once more (quickly). The M3 CE4.2 / CE5.0 unit will hard reset. All data (except Flash Disk) will be lost. M3 Sky MC7100 / MC7500 - WM5.0 / WM6.1 See below 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Hold Power Key down for 10 seconds. Release Power Key Press RIGHT ARROW key and HOLD DOWN. Press and release POWER KEY Keep holding the RIGHT ARROW until a menu appears Select Option 4 and Press ENTER (Tick Key) Press 0 to Reset.
All data (except Flash Disk) will be lost.
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How do I tell what Scanner I have installed on the M3 VLM4122 is Opticon engine. SE955 is Symbol engine. In ScanEmul.exe you must go to the ABOUT Box and review the version as follows V2.0s -> Symbol Where the s = Symbol V2.0o -> Opticon Where the o = Opticon V2.0i -> Intermec where the I = Intermec
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What Operating systems are available with the M3 range of PDAs? MC6200 CE4.2 MC6500 CE5.0 M3 sky (MC7100 MC7700) Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.1. (Note it is expected that WM6.1 will become the standard and WM5.0 will gradually become unavailable). For those users with WM5.0 a free upgrade to WM6.1 will be made available for a short period of time. Please check with Warp Systems to understand when this free offer will expire.
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What options are field upgradable if I did not order them on the unit at the start?
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The Scanner, WiFi and GPRS / HSDPA are able to be added to the Main Board if they did not include them in the first place. GPS, Camera and Bluetooth are not able to be added.
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What is the Screen Size on the M3 range of PDAs and how does it compare to the Motorola MC75
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The Physical screen size on the M3 and MC75 is 3.5 Inches. The resolution on the M3 is 240wX320h pixels and the MC75 is 480wX640h pixels.
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Will the M3 vehicle cradle take a 24 Volt input from a Vehicle or does it need to be stepped down to 12 Volt? The M3 vehicle cradle supports the range of 12V ~ 24V, so no additional equipment is required for either 12 or 24 Volts.
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Where do I get the SDK from The M3 has a comprehensive SDK, you can download it by going to ftp.warp.com.au/M3 There are multiple SDK's depending on what you are doing Bluetooth WWAN Scanner Camera etc...
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How do I get the most out of the M3 battery Life? The M3 has a 2200mAh battery. Depending on the usage of the PDA, the battery life can be impacted. One of the best features of the M3 is its size / form factor. This is a major draw card for the M3. The disadvantage is the battery is limited to 2200mAh. The M3 has been designed to be super efficient on battery usage. However there are some things you can do to prolong the battery life. A range of accessories are available to charge the device. Firstly the M3 comes standard with 2 batteries. While one battery is being used, the other can be charging. There are also car chargers (simple Cig. Lighter charger right thru to a Vehicle Cradle) and charging holsters that will charge the unit while the M3 is in the users holster on their hip. Other configuration options that will prolong battery life are as follows 1. Minimize the usage of the Backlight on the screen or set it to a lower level. 2. Have the application turn off the scanner when the scanner is not required (using Keyboard wedge this is not possible however if the Scanner API is integrated into the PDA Application then this is a great way to save battery life). 3. Have the PDA shut the screen down after a shorter period of time. Wake up can be via a press of any key on the keyboard. 4. Minimize usage of GPS if GPS is installed in the device.
Detailed below are some tests that have been carried out on the M3. Note the HSDPA module is not included in these tests.
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What does the switch on the back of the cradle do H<->C This is the USB Host/Client changeover switch
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What's the difference between WM05 and CE5.0? The basic difference between WM05 and CE5.0 is that Microsoft have stated that WM05 must have a certain amount of memory, processor type and speed and INCLUDE all the WM05 DLLs and components. This is IMPORTANT as it means applications will move between WM05 devices with NO CHANGE. In other words if you write your application for a WM05 device then it will work on ALL WM05 devices. However in the commercial mobility space, Manufacturers like Symbol, Intermec, Datalogic etc all provide ADD ONS to WM05 to support the scanner (and other specific things). So if an application is written for Symbol WM05 device (say MC70) and you want to move it to a Datalogic Skorpio for example, then the application will require a modification as the Datalogic Skorpio does not support the Symbol Scanner API. Windows Mobile 5.0 is built on top of CE5.0. Microsoft document what modules of the CE5.0 operating system MUST be included in the WM05 build by the OEM. CE5.0 on the other hand is open to an OEM to include and exclude any OS components they like to provide the functionality they need to support the device they are creating. CE5.0 for instance can be included in a Washing Machine. WM05 CANNOT as Microsoft state the device must be of a certain spec and have a VGA etc etc. So what does this mean for application portability Basically applications are LESS portable on a CE platform as it is not possible to know in advance what modules of the OS have been included or excluded from the device. Having said that - most manufacturers include most of the basic modules needed for a PDA device in their CE build. i.e. Networking, Screen, Keyboard modules etc so it is less of an issue. The application however will need to be BUILT using the CE SDK. In other words re linked with CE DLLs etc
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How is Memory Allocation in M3 Green and M3 Sky divided by between ROM and RAM
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M3 Green 128MB RAM / 256MB ROM
The 128MB RAM is divided up between REAL MEMORY for running applications and NON persistent Storage Space. This can be adjusted using the M3 Green Memory Slider Bar found in the control panel. The 256MB ROM is Persistent storage. Approx 64 MB is used to HOLD and LOAD the Operating System from . The remaining 192 MB is available under the /Flash disk Folder as PERSISTENT Storage.
M3 Sky 128MB RAM / 256 MB ROM The 128MB RAM is REAL program memory used for running applications. The 256MB ROM is divided between storage space, persistent storage and OS Files. The breakup is as follows PRIOR to B1TSH716EN OS files WM5.0 40MB / WM6.1 64MB Storage WM5.0 - 80MB WM6.1 64MB /Flash Disk 128MB PRIOR to B1TSH716EN OS files WM5.0 40MB / WM6.1 64MB Storage WM5.0 - 150MB WM6.1 130MB /Flash Disk 128MB All STORAGE and FLASH DISK is PERSISTENT. The only difference is a CLEAN BOOT will ERASE Storage but leave FLASH DISK intact.
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What is the default Admin Password for the Summit Radio
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SUMMIT
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Is the Summit radio CCX certified
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Yes. CCX certification can be found at http://www.cisco.com/web/partners/pr46/pr147/partners_pgm_partners_09 00aecd800a7907.html
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What model Summit radio is in the M3 Product Range M3 Green = SDC-MCF10G MM3 = SDC-MCF10AG M3 Sky = SDC-MCF10G
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2.0 CE Specific FAQs

Q: A: How do I use the Ethernet Cradle? The Ethernet cradle is simple to use. Plug in your network cable to either of the Ethernet ports on the back of the 4 slot Ethernet cradle. By default the CE5.0 and WM5.0/6.1 devices will be set to DHCP and will automatically receive an IP Address. Setting an IP address manually is also possible. CE5.0 Devices DHCP or Static Start->settings->Network Connections->LANNDS1
To review the IP Address double tap the Ethernet ICON on the task bar
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How do I turn on the ScanWedge application? The scanwedge is available on both CE and WM devices.
CE Devices The M3.INI file located in /Flash Disk/Startup has the following lines. Please change KBEAutoON=0 to KBEAutoON=1 as shown belowReset the unit using the reset button on the back // Generate short-cut of Scanner Demo Program on desktop screen / Scanner Emulation auto start // Install : 0(disabled), 1(enabled), ExeFile : path to appropriate program // KBEAutoON : 0(disabled), 1(enabled), KBEFile : path to appropriate program [SCANNER] Install=1 KBEAutoON=1 ExeFile=\Flash Disk\Scanner\M3ScanTest.EXE KBEFile=\Flash Disk\Scanner\ScanEmul.exe
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How do I set up a GPRS Connection with CE5.0
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See below
Tap 4th ICON along the Top (Screwdriver Icon)
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Tap EGPRS and then select Carrier
Press OK
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Pres Yes Go to IE and you will be prompted to connect
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How do I auto Install a CAB file on CE5.0
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In the Startup.INF file you can specify what CAB Files need to be installed. //RunExe =[execute type] [path to the file to execute] [argements] RunExe =/h "\Windows\wceload.exe" "/noaskdest /delete 0 /noui "\Flash Disk\NETCFv35.wce.armv4.cab"" In this scenario if the file NETCFv35.wce.armv4.cab is located in /Flash Disk then it will be installed after a h Hard Reset. Please DO NOT make this the LAST LINE of the Startup.INF file else it will not work
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On CE5.0 devices with SUMMIT Radio, how do I persist the WiFi Settings so after a COLD BOOT so I do not have to re enter them.
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See below After you have installed your application(s) and configured WiFi proceed as follows Start->Programs->Utility->MS-Backup
First, please check whether you have selected ExBackup as name type on MS-Backup application. Then the backup data will be stored in Flash Disk->Backup_data folder. You can use \Flash Disk\StartUp\M3.ini in order to do automatic restoration. Move to [RESTORE] part in M3.ini file. // Automatic restore after Hardware reset with a help of MS-Backup.exe. // ExeFile : Program Path // Reset : 0 -> reset after restore, 1 -> no reset after restore // Type : 0 -> restore all data, 1 -> restore only PIMS data [RESTORE] Install=1 ExeFile=\Flash Disk\xPIMS\MS-Backup.exe Type=0 Reset=0 Commercial In confidence
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Once M3.ini is configured as above, backup data in Backup data folder will be automatically restored after reset the hardware.
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What are the Com Ports that are used on the M3 Series See below M3 CE5.0 COM0 COM1 COM5 COM6 COM7 COM8 USB Virtual Com Port / Other Serial device GSM / DATA Voice Scanner Bluetooth IrDA / External UART. One Active Only
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3.0 Windows Mobile Specific FAQs

Q: A: What version of .NET Compact Framework is shipped with the M3 Sky. By Default WM5.0 devices have .NET CF V1.1 PRE INSTALLED. It cannot be removed. WM6.1 Devices have .NET CF V2.0 PRE INSTALLED. It cannot be removed. Later versions can be installed. As of the July 2009, version 3.5 of the NET CF is also installed in addition to either 1.1 or 2.0. This is automatically installed after a CLEAN BOOT. This can be stopped by editing the M3.INI file located in /Flash Disk/Startup on the PDA from [CF_INSTALL] Install=1 InstallFile = \Flash Disk\Driver\NETCFv35.wm.armv4i.cab to look as follows. [CF_INSTALL] Install=0 InstallFile = \Flash Disk\Driver\NETCFv35.wm.armv4i.cab Clean Boot the M3 to remove the 3.5 version or remove via Start->Settings->System->Remove Programs. If you want to auto install V2.0 of the Framework (for a WM5.0 device) then you could do the following [CF_INSTALL] Install=1 InstallFile = \Flash Disk\Driver\NETCFv2.wm.armv4i.cab
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When I try and install .NET CF V2.0 on WM6.1 device I get the following error.
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.NET V2.0 is PRE INSTALLED on the Device. There is NO NEED to install .NET CF V2.0 as it is already there. It does not show up in Add/Remove Programs.
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When does my device wakeup when an SMS or Email is received. SMS and Email Notification
The device will wake up when an SMS is received. This is normal expected behavior and cannot be changed. The devices will not wakeup on DATA message. DATA message includes email, 3rd party application activity etc. If you want to be notified of the arrival of the data, then the application MUST take control and do what it needs to do. For EMAIL for example, you can be notified by following the steps below
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The Display message on Screen check Box is NOT for displaying the EMAIL message but rather a notification that you have an email. This will only be visible AFTER you turn the M3 back on.
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How do I use the Ethernet Cradle? The Ethernet cradle is simple to use. Plug in your network cable to either of the Ethernet ports on the back of the 4 slot Ethernet cradle. By default the CE5.0 and WM5.0/6.1 devices will be set to DHCP and will automatically receive an IP Address. Setting an IP address manually is also possible. WM5.0 / 6.1 DHCP or Static Start->Settings->Connections->WiFi->Network Adapters->USB/Ethernet Series Adapter
If the Device is in the Ethernet cradle and has an IP Address it will be shown below
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Other Utilities. The best utility to use to display Network adapter information is available from http://www.cam.com/windowsce.html The utility vxUtil is excellent. Displayed below is a screen shot with relevant network information.
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How do I set a Static IP with WM5.0 Samsung Radio
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Proceed as follows Click on WiFi
Click on Network Adapters Click on SamSung 54Mbps
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Enter in your appropriate details as follows
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How do I change BT Stacks from Stonestreet to Microsoft See below
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How do I turn on the ScanWedge application? The scanwedge is available on both CE and WM devices.
Windows Mobile devices Start->Settings->Buttons->Side Key Setting. Tap Auto Start. Press OK and reset the unit using the reset button on the back.
Press OK (on top right)
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RESET the device after activating this by pressing the soft reset button on the back of the unit.
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Why doesnt M3 QWERTY have an option to turn on the ScanEMUL as per the Numeric device? M3 QWERTY does not have option to turn on ScanEmul via Side Keys Setting.
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M3 QWERTY
M3 Numeric.
Recommended option is to us the StartUp program found in Start->Settings->System->StartUp. This will load the Visual.INI application that allows changes to the device Config.
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Side Buttons How to configure The Side buttons can be programmed to be under the control of Windows or M3. If under control of Windows, Must be set to default.
To have Camera and Contacts use RIGHT hand buttons
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To Have Scanner FIRE in your customer application proceed as follows. Note the CONTACT application will no longer start once the S button has been mapped to VK_F14. Note: Setting to VK_F14 will not activate the scanner you need an APPLICATION to do this. Such as ScanEmul.exe. See FAQs for how to set up ScanEmul.exe
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What is the difference between V1.23 of Scanner DLL and V1.30 of Scanner DLL
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There have been many improvements to the Scanner DLL and SDK. Additional options to control the Barcode Symbologies are now available in the SDK. In addition to this the M3 will now read additional Bar code types. To see what options are available on the M3 in regards to barcodes types run the SCANEMUL.EXE application. Click on Symbology options
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Does the M3 Sky Scanner SDK support VB.Net
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Yes. You need SDK WM_SCANNER_SDK_20100226.zip
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How to configure various parameters of the M3 to alter the behavior after a HARD RESET such as installing applications and setting registry values etc. Recommended option is to us the StartUp program found in Start->Settings->System>StartUp. This will load the VisualINI application that allows changes to the device Config.
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Etc
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Which version of Scanner SDK has the C# FULL API Set
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M3 Scanner SDK Version WM_SCANNER_SDK_20100430.zip has C# API for all Barcode Types
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Which version of Scanner SDK has the Basic VB API
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M3 Scanner SDK Version WM_SCANNER_SDK_20100226.zip has VB SDK
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How do I turn On/Off the RIL Driver Debug File
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\RIL] DisableDebugFile=1 // OFF DisableDebugFile=0 // ON
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What type of GPS is in the M3 Sky. Does it support A-GPS
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Sirf III Chipset. A-GPS (Assisted GPS) is not supported in the M3 Sky.
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How to work out the product Numbers on the MC7101. MC7101S-HWS2CBPR-NG

H = NextG (HSDPA 3G/ EDGE 2.5G/ GPRS 2G/ GSM) W = WLAN/Wi-Fi SUMMIT S2 = Scanner C = Camera B = Bluetooth* P = GPS R = RFID N/Q = Numeric / Q = QWERTY G = Grey (Color of unit) Where a customer does not wish to have the inclusion of a particular function. Its place in the product description is represented with X As in, not present.
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I.e. Customers wants HSDPA 3G connectivity, but no Wi-Fi. He does however want a scanner, Bluetooth and GPS, but no camera With a QWERTY keyboard. The model of the appropriate M3 would be MC7101S-HXS2XBPX-QG
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Why doesnt the CAMERA Button (on the top right of the M3 Sky) activate the Camera?
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You MUST make sure the Start->Settings->Buttons->Side Triggers (Right Up) are set as follows (i.e. Default).
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How do I get a floating SIP keyboard with M3 Sky WM5.0 or 6.1
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[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Sip] "DragStyle"=dword:00000000 This can be coded into the STARTUP.INF file as follows RegSetValue=/h dword [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\SIP]DragStyle: 1
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How do I stop the Windows Message informing me about running an unsigned EXE or CAB file.
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies] "0000101a"=dword:00000001 This can be coded into the STARTUP.INF file as follows RegSetValue=/h dword [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies]0000101a: 1
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How do I ensure the GPRS data connection is always ON.
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The following registry key may be set to ensure the GPRS data connection starts automatically and will stay on indefinitely.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ConnMgr\Providers\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F65DA7870BB1AA}\Connections\GPRS] "AlwaysOn"=dword:00000001 Note: replace the GPRS with your Connection Name (i.e. My Connection or whatever you have called it) This can be coded into the STARTUP.INF file as follows RegSetValue=/h dword [[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ConnMgr\Providers\{7C4B7A38-5FF74bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\Connections\GPRS]AlwaysOn: 1
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How do I stop the SIP keyboard from popping up all the time.
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With a registry editor, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Sip and create a new DWord entry called "TurnOffAutoDeploy", setting it's value to 1 (that means enabled). OR
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In startup.inf add the following registry KEY RegSetValue=/h dword [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\SIP]TurnOffAutoDeploy: 1 You will need to CLEAN BOOT the PDA. After the Clean boot you may need a soft reset for WM to pick up the change in the registry key
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Why cant I get the SIM Phone Number from Telstra Next G cards using the Windows Mobile API.
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The Mobile Phone number is NOT actually on the SIM. The API works fine however the SIM card does not provide the Phone Number
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Is the M3 certified to connect to the Telstra IP (VPN) network
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Yes. M3 will operate and log onto telstra IP VPN (telstra.corp) The PDA must be set to use PAP. This option is available from Start->Settings->Connections->Authentication Conf.
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What are the data transmission speeds of the M3 and MC75 over the Next G network?
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Theoretical limit is 3.6 megabits per second. The practical rate is really a function of the carriers Network.
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How do I set up the GPS on the M3 Sky The GPS is available thru COM2 @9600,n,8,1
Tap Start->Settings->System->GPS. Please set the M3 as Follows
Note: You will still need a GPS aware application like Google Maps to get the GPS to do anything visual. Google Maps can be downloaded from http://www.google.com/mobile/default/maps.html
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Function Keys under Wavelink. How do I map them? Not these keys are NOT true F1 F10. They are just keys that return a value. Those values are shown below. FUNC 1 CB92 FUNC 2 CB93 FUNC 3 CB94 FUNC 4 CB95 FUNC 5 CB96 FUNC 6 CB97 FUNC 7 CB98 FUNC 8 CB99 FUNC 9 CB9A FUNC 10 CB0D
So to map FUNC1 to send HELLO WORLD followed by an ENTER, then the Keyboard Macro with the emulation parameters needs to be set up as follows
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Why wont the phone turn on? Pop out the battery and check the battery you are using has 3 Round Metal connectors on the inside. If it does not then the terminal will power on but the phone will not.
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What Modem is in the M3 Sky GSM - Siemens MC75. Frequencies 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
HSDPA - Siemens HC25. Frequencies 850 / 1900 / 2100
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Will the M3 Roam to other frequencies such as 850Mhz to 2100Mhz etc Yes it will. Depending on your SIM card however as the services offered by the Telco will determine if this is going to work.
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How can I set what application is launched when a key is mapped to Application1 or Application2? You can set Application1 / Application2 in Side Key Settings(Start > Settings > Buttons > Side Key settings) If you want to launch IE with Application1, you can set the value as shown below in registry. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ControlPanel\Keypad\SideKey] P1Path = /Windows/iexplore.exe P2Path = Application 2
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Setting Date and Time on the PDA Automatically HSDPA units with a NEXT G SIM Card will automatically get date and time and TIMEZONE from the Telstra Network. Also setting date and time can be done when you connect via Active Sync. 1. Connect your device to your PC and wait until ActiveSync is finished syncing. 2. Open the ActiveSync window on your PC and go to the Tools >Options screen. 3. Make sure Windows PC is highlighted; it's the first item in the Options list. Then, click Settings to go to the PC Settings screen.
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4. Check or uncheck the box labeled "Synchronize...date and time upon connecting." 5. Click OK.
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What is the Maximum size of SD Card that the M3 will support The recommended SD Card BRAND is SanDISK. Other Cards are likely to work however these need to be tested to ensure they meet user requirements. The maximum size SD card supported is as follows M3 CE5.0 M3 WM5.0 M3 WM6.1 2GB 2GB 32GB
An M3 upgraded from WM5.0 to WM6.1 WILL support the 32GB Card size. The restriction on Card Size is a function of Operating System and NOT Hardware. PLEASE NOTE FOR AN OS UPDATE THE SD CARD MUST BE NO BIGGER THAN 2GB
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When I change my battery the PDA will reboot. MC7100 WM5.0 / 6.1 does not have a battery backup mechanism. No DATA is lost however the device will reboot (Warm Boot). The Real time clock etc is preserved for 5 minutes. A backup battery will be available on M3 Sky Form January 2010. The backup battery will be available in the MC7101 series MC7101 will only support WM6.1 NOT WM5.0
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When I press the power Button, the screen will not come on. The Power Button is driven via Software. If the device is turned off and straight away the device is turned on again, then the software mechanism will prevent the screen from coming on again straight away this is by design to protect the screen from powering off and back on too quick. When you then start pressing the button even quicker and getting angry, the software is magic and it detects this and will try even harder to frustrate you by keeping the screen from coming on even longer. The solution is to wait 3 seconds and then press and hold the power button for a couple of seconds until you see the screen come on. This timeout value has been adjusted in later versions of OS and is better to use.
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How do I set PAP/CHAP on the M3 to enable access to Telstra IP VPN network Tap Start->Settings->Connections->Authentication Conf.
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What are the Com Ports that are used on the M3 Series See below M3 WM5.0 / WM6.1 COM0 COM1 COM2 COM3 COM4 COM5 COM6 COM9 USB Virtual Com Port via Car Cradle GSM GPS IrDA IrDA Bluetooth Scanner Bluetooth Modem
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What Bluetooth Stack is included with the M3 The M3 WM5.0 / 6.1 will have the Stonestreet BT Stack in Q2 2009. The M3 PRIOR to this date comes only with the STANDARD WM BT stack. This will not support Hands Free car kits etc The Stonestreet Bluetooth Stack will have additional profiles to support such requirements.
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What scanner options are on the M3 Sky and MM3 M3 Scanner Option 1. 1D Laser Opticon or Symbol / Motorola - Option VLM4122, Motorola SE950 2. 1D CCD Intermec - EV-10 3. 2D Imager Honeywell HHP IT5x80 MM3 Scanner Option 1. As above PLUS 2. Intermec Extended Range 6 inch to 50 Feet - EX25
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How do I set up my Phone Book entry to get GPRS / HSDPA connectivity on M3 Sky See below
Have you got the data pack on the SIM Card? The settings under connection manager should just be as follows
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Add a Modem Connection
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Obviously change this for the APN name of your provider
Other Access Point Names are as follows

Operator: - Optus GPRS APN: - internet Operator: - Telstra GPRS APN: - telstra.internet
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Operator: - Three GPRS APN: - 3netaccess Operator: - Vodafone GPRS APN: - vfinternet.au
The following settings are carrier dependent. For access to telstra.internet, these are left blank
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How do I pair the M3 with a Zebra Printer (using Microsoft BT Stack) Start->Settings->Connections
Select Bluetooth
Tap devices, then add new device
M3 will search for Bluetooth devices
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Select XXRD08-18-5005 for the Zebra RW220.
Click Next
You will be asked for a passcode. If it is a new device and there is no passcode just press Next, else enter in the Printers passcode.
Press YES below
You will be asked for a passcode again. Enter 0000
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Click Next
Select Serial Port
Click Finish
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You must NOW add a Serial Port. Click on COM Ports
Create a NEW OUTGOING PORT by clicking on New Outgoing Port.
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Click Next
Select a COM Port and whether you want a secure connection or not. For Demo Purpose UNCLICK Secure Connection. Select COM0
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Click Finish
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How can I demonstrate Bluetooth Printing? To set up a demo for Bluetooth printing we recommend the following application
www.fieldsoftware.com Download the PrinterCE_PPC2003.arm.CAB CAB File from here
Copy the CAB file to the M3 and install it on the M3. Once you have installed that CAB file, you can then download and install the DEMO Application.
This is an EXE that is run on the PC and will use active sync to install it to the PDA. The Demo program can be found in Start->Programs as follows
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Select the options you want to print and then press Print button
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Select Zebra RW as shown below
Select COM0
Tap Start Printing
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How do I auto Install my application when the M3 or M3 Sky is COLD BOOTED. The M3 and M3 Sky have two files located in the /Flash Disk/Startup folder that assist with this process. These files are called M3.INI and STARTUP.INF. The capabilities of CE5.0 and WM5.0/6.1 are different so the M3.INI and Startup.inf have different capabilities. These are fairly obvious by looking at the contents of the files. On the WM5.0 / 6.1 devices, there is an application called STARTUP located in Start->Settings->System. This application has a GUI to enable you to set the contents of these files as opposed to editing them manually
See Visual INI Manual.pdf available at ftp.warp.com.au/M3 for download... Which will explain how to use the utility M3.INI allows the following actions Password, Startup Setup, Sidekey setup, Install Setup and Region and IE setup. Startup.inf allows the following actions Create Folder, CopyFile, MoveFile, DeleteFile, RunEXE, shortcut, RegSetValue and DLLRegister Some things that can be done with M3.INI are as follows If you want the scan wedge application to autostart after a reboot then set AutoON value to 1 Commercial In confidence
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[SCANNER] AutoON=1 ExeFile=\Flash Disk\Scanner\ScanEmul.exe As the M3 has different scan engines available, the following setting tells the M3 what type of Scanner it has installed // Type - 0:MC7500S, 1:MC7700S, 2:MC7510S, 3:MC7100S, 4:MC7110S // Scanner - 0:opticon scanner, 1:symbol scanner, 2: intermec scanner, 3: hhp scanner [DEVICE_TYPE] Type=3 Scanner=1
Side Key Configuration //Left Up and Down key can be configured as one of following seven functionalities. // Install : 0(disable), 1(enabled) // Function : 0=Default 1=VK_ESCAPE 2=VK_F13 3=VK_F14 4=VK_F16 5=VK_F17 6=SIP on/off 7=VK_RETURN // BLUE/YELLO : 0=Default(VK_F14) 1= VK_ESCAPE 2= VK_F13 3= VK_F16 4=VK_F17 5= SIP_BUTTON 6=VK_RETURN // Soft1/2Key : 0=Default 1=VK_ESCAPE 2=VK_F13 3=VK_F14 4=VK_F16 5=VK_F17 6=SIP on/off 7=VK_RETURN [SIDE_KEY] Install=1 LSideDown=0 LSideUp=0 RSideDown=0 RSideUp =0 Blue=0 Yellow=0 Soft1=0 Soft2=0
// Default is Volume Down // Default is Volume Up // Default is Scanner // Default is Camera // On NON Phone devices, this is the button that would normally be OFF HOOK // On NON Phone devices, this is the button that would normally be ON HOOK // Buttons on TOP ROW of keyboard between OFF HOOK and ON HOOK (left) // Buttons on TOP ROW of keyboard between OFF HOOK and ON HOOK (right)
Many application developers would like their application installed automatically when the PDA is hard reset / Cold Booted. This is possible using the CAB file installation in M3.INI or using the Copy and Move and RunEXE commands found in the Statup.Inf file. Using M3.INI and the CAB File installation process, the following lines in the M3.INI file will result in the myApplication.cab file being installed from the SD Card in the M3 Sky. [CAB_INSTALL]
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Install=1 InstallFile = \Storage Card \myApplication.cab
(Note up to 100 CAB files can be installed via this method) [CAB_INSTALL_2] Install = 1 InstallFile = \Flash Disk\Driver\test2.CAB [CAB_INSTALL_3] Install = 1 InstallFile = \Flash Disk\Driver\test3.cab
Alternatively, if you do not have a CAB file that you wish to install and you simply want to register a DLL and copy a file then the following lines in the Startup.inf file will suffice /// /H -> Execute after Hardware Reset /S -> Execute on every reset (Hardware and Software) // putting ';' or '/' will disable the command. // each command will be executed in regular order. // it means that user needs to use and organize the commannds below appropriately according to the requirments. // For example, // If user wants to copy, move and copy again a certain file, and giving 2 seconds of sleep time between each command, // the order of commands should be something like this. // Copyfile = ******* // sleep = 2000 // Movefile = ******* // sleep = 2000 // Copyfile = ******* //These are the commands that you can use. //CreateFolder= [execute type] [path to the folder to create] CreateFolder=/h "\Program files\myApplicationFolder //CopyFile = [execute type] [path to original file] [path to copy] copyFile=/h "\Storage Card\myApplication\myApplication.exel" "\Windows\KScanBar.dll" //DeleteFile = [execute type] [path to the file to delete] DeleteFile=/s "\Program Files\myApplicationfolder\temp.txt
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//ShortCut= [execute type] [path to original file] [path to the quick link] ShortCut=/s "\Storage Card\myApplication\myApplication.exel" "\Windows\myApplication.lnk" //RegSetValue= [execute type] [data type (string, dword)] [[path] : value] ;RegSetValue=/s string [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\MCSetting\Scanner]test :"test" ;RegSetValue=/s dword [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\MCSetting\Scanner]intTest : 68 ;RegSetValue=/H string [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\MCSetting\Scanner]test_H : "test2_H" ;RegSetValue=/h dword [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\MCSetting\Scanner]intTest_H: 682 ;RegSetValue=/s dword [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\BackLight]BATBrightness : 3 ;RegSetValue=/s dword [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\BackLight]SBATBrightness: 3 //DllRegisterServer= [execute type] [path to the file to register] ;DllRegisterServer =/h "\Flash Disk\NumKeybd.dll" //DllRegisterServer= [execute type] [path to the file to unregister] ;DllUnregisterServer =/h "\Flash Disk\NumKeybd.dll" //RunExe =[execute type] [path to the file to execute] [argements] ;RunExe =/h "\Flash Disk\b.exe"
Installing a CAB file is possible as follows. The following command will auto install the .NET Compact framework. The .NET compact framework should be located in \Flash Disk. [CF_INSTALL] Install=1 InstallFile = \Flash Disk\Driver\NETCFv35.wm.armv4i.cab Alternatively you may wish to load certain CAB Files from the SD Card. In this case the following command will be required. [CF_INSTALL] Install=1 InstallFile = \Storage Card\NETCFv35.wm.armv4i.cab
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Additional Commands Available Flash Disk M3_SKY_FlashDisk_091119.zip // PowerTimeOut - 0:UnInstall 1:Install // TimeOut - 0:Default=2min 1:1min 2:2min 3:3min 4:4min 5:5min // ACTimeOut - 0:Default=5min 1:1min 2:2min 3:5min 4:10min 5:15min 6:30min [POWER_TIMEOUT] Install=0 ACInstall=0 CheckTimeOut=0 CheckACTimeOut=0 TimeOut=0 ACTimeOut=0 // BackLightTimeOut - 0:UnInstall 1:Install // TimeOut - 0:Default=30sec 1:10sec 2:30sec 3:1min 4:2min 5:3min 6:4min 7:5min // ACTimeOut - 0:Default=1min 1:1min 2:2min 3:3min 4:4min 5:5min 6:6min 7:7min 8:8min 9:9min 10:10min [BACKLIGHT_TIMEOUT] Install=0 ACInstall=0 CheckTimeOut=0 CheckACTimeOut=0 TimeOut=0 ACTimeOut=0 // Volume - 0:UnInstall 1:Install // Mute - 0:UnInstall 1:Install // Volume / PhoneVolume - 0: 0x00000000 1:0x33333333 2:0x66666666 3:0x99999999 4:0xCCCCCCCC 5:0xFFFFFFFF [VOLUME] Install=0 PhoneInstall=0 Volume=3 PhoneVolume=3 Mute=0
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If you wish to use the following features then you must have an XML file called network.xml, gprs.xml or proxyserver.xml located in the /Flash Disk folder on the PDA. An example of how these files are to look is provided in italic below
[SET_NETWORK] Install=0 This XML will set Network Management to My Work Network for both programs connecting to the internet and programs connecting to a private network.
<wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="CM_ProxyEntries">  <nocharacteristic type="HTTP-{ADB0B001-10B5-3F39-27C6-9742E785FCD4}" />  <characteristic type="HTTP-{18AD9FBD-F716-ACB6-FD8A-1965DB95B814}"> <parm name="Type" value="0"/> <parm name="SrcId" value="{18AD9FBD-F716-ACB6-FD8A-1965DB95B814}"/> <parm name="DestId" value="{436EF144-B4FB-4863-A041-8F905A62C572}"/> <parm name="Proxy" value="new-inet:1159"/> <parm name="Enable" value="1"/> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc>
[SET_GPRS] Install=0
<wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="CM_GPRSEntries"> <characteristic type="GPRS"> <parm name="DestId" value="{A1182988-0D73-439e-87AD-2A5B369F808B}" /> <parm name="UserName" value="ReplaceMeWithUsername@telstra.corp" /> <parm name="Password" value="RepalceMeWithPassword" /> <parm name="Domain" value="" /> <characteristic type="DevSpecificCellular"> <parm name="GPRSInfoValid" value="1" /> <parm name="GPRSInfoAccessPointName" value=telstra.corp" /> </characteristic> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc>
[SET_PROXYSERVER] Install=0
<wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="CM_ProxyEntries"> <characteristic type="HTTP-{18AD9FBD-F716-ACB6-FD8A-1965DB95B814}">
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<parm name="SrcId" value="{18AD9FBD-F716-ACB6-FD8A-1965DB95B814}" /> <parm name="DestId" value="{436EF144-B4FB-4863-A041-8F905A62C572}" /> <parm name="Proxy" value="192.168.0.1:2020" /> <parm name="Enable" value="1" /> <parm name="Type" value="1" /> </characteristic> <characteristic type="SOCKS-{18AD9FBD-F716-ACB6-FD8A-1965DB95B814}"> <parm name="SrcId" value="{18AD9FBD-F716-ACB6-FD8A-1965DB95B814}" /> <parm name="DestId" value="{436EF144-B4FB-4863-A041-8F905A62C572}" /> <parm name="Proxy" value="192.168.0.1:2020" /> <parm name="Enable" value="1" /> <parm name="Type" value="4" /> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc> The XML above will set up the
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Is the Summit radio CCX certified

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How do I set up a GPRS Connection with CE5.0

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Tap EGPRS and then select Carrier

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How do I set a Static IP with WM5.0 Samsung Radio

Proceed as follows Click on WiFi

Click on Network Adapters Click on SamSung 54Mbps

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Enter in your appropriate details as follows

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How do I change BT Stacks from Stonestreet to Microsoft See below

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Press OK (on top right)

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Does the M3 Sky Scanner SDK support VB.Net

Yes. You need SDK WM_SCANNER_SDK_20100226.zip