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Mounting with Velcro Adhesive Strips (see Figure 2)
This procedure is suggested when mounting the cradle on flat surfaces:
1.
Select a mounting location allowing an easy access to the cradle connector panel;
2.
Carefully clean the adhesive strip seat of the rear of the cradle (see Figure 1) to remove any
impurities that could reduce adhesion;
3.
Remove the protection film from the adhesive side of two of the available Velcro strips and stick
them on the cradle surface, see Figure 2, A;
4.
Remove the protection film from the adhesive side of the two remaining Velcro strips and stick them
on the vehicle surface (smooth and clean for better adhesion), see Figure 2, B;
5.
Affix the cradle to the vehicle surface.
Mounting with Screws (see Figure 3)
This procedure is suggested when mounting the cradle on curved surfaces. It is possible to use 4
self-tapping screws or 4 screws with nuts according to the user's needs:
1.
Select a mounting location allowing an easy access to the cradle connector panel;
2.
Insert the four screws in the cradle mounting holes, see Figure 3, A;
3.
One or more spacers can be used optionally to compensate for mounting to irregular surfaces, see
Figure 3, B;
4.
Affix the assembly to the vehicle surface by means of the four screws (tighten with nuts if not using
self-tapping screws).
POWERING THE DATALOGIC JET™ VEHICLE CRADLE
Once the cradle has been mounted, it is necessary to prepare the power cable termination to connect the
cradle to the vehicle power source.
Brown wire: connect to a V+ (10 to 32 Vdc) vehicle power source;
Blue wire: connect to the vehicle ground wire or chassis ground;
Green/Yellow wire: not to be connected.
For connection to the vehicle power source it is
possible to use the in-line fuse (with holder)
supplied with the cradle.
Verify that the a 8 A slow-blow fuse is contained
within the holder, then splice it to the end of the
brown wire of the cable. Make the distance
between fuse holder and power connection point as
short as possible and apply a caution label on the
fuse holder.
Once the power cable termination has been
completed, it is possible to connect the Datalogic
Jet™ Vehicle Cradle to the vehicle power.
Figure 4 – Fuse Holder
Brown Wire
Figure 5 – Fuse Holder Connection
INSERTING THE DATALOGIC JET™ INTO THE VEHICLE CRADLE
For correct functioning insert the PDA into the
cradle by lightly pushing it towards the upper part of
the cradle retaining clip. Then, push it down until
the retaining clip clicks.
When the cradle is powered, insert the PDA and
the green LED will turn on. If the PDA is not
inserted, the LED remains off while the cradle is still
powered.
CONFIGURING DATALOGIC JET™ PDA FOR VOCAL COMMUNICATION
By default vocal communication takes place through the Datalogic Jet™ PDA integrated loudspeaker and
microphone. Once inserted into the vehicle cradle, the communication has to be managed by the cradle
itself. Thus, the PDA must be configured through the volume settings applet available in the Windows CE
.NET control panel to correctly manage the communication (refer to the Datalogic Jet™ User's Manual for
more details).
Vocal Communication requires Datalogic Jet™ PDA SW version 1.40 or later.
NOTE
CONNECTION
The Datalogic Jet™ Vehicle Cradle can be connected to a host by means of an RS232 interface.
RS232 Connection
The Datalogic Jet™ Vehicle Cradle can be connected to the host by means of any standard null modem
cable. A 9-pin female D-Sub connector must be connected to the RS232 port of the cradle. Once the host
has been turned on, insert the Datalogic Jet™ PDA into the cradle.
Pin 9 of the Vehicle Cradle RS232 connector (normally not connected in null modem cables), supplies
regulated +5 Vdc ± 5% 500 mA max power.
A
To Vehicle Battery
Figure 7 - RS232 Connection
A)
Datalogic Jet™ Vehicle Cradle
B)
Standard Null Modem Cable
Click
Figure 6 – Inserting the PDA into the Vehicle Cradle
B
C)
Host Computer
C