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The PHL-8000 is known to work with at least 16GB SDHC cards (tested with Kingston 16GB microSD card with adapter). Note however that firmware upgrades via SD card require an SD card of capacity less than 1 GB. It is also known that SD cards that have been adapted up to full size from a smaller size (micro to full for example) do not work consistently with firmware upgrades and should be avoided.
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==Backup and Restore== |
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To restore the PHL-8000, navigate to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Control Center > Backup & Restore. The PHL-8000 can be restored from the internal DiskOnChip or an external SD card. To begin the restore, select "Restore Now" and then "Yes". The device will then proceed to reboot and your settings will be restored. |
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===Auto Restore=== |
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==Firmware Updates== |
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===Barcode Reader=== |
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* Download the latest barcode reader [http://ftp.opticonusa.com/Downloads/MDL1000%20&%20MDL2000%20&%20MDL3x00%20Firmware%20-%20OS.zip firmware] for your device.
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* Unzip and copy the firmware file to the PHL-8112 either via SD card or over an ActiveSync (or Windows Mobile Device Center) connection. If you use an SD card ensure you use FAT format on an SD card with capacity no greater than 2GB. High Capacity (SDHC) cards are not supported.
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===PHL-8000 OS=== |
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| Quick Start Guide || This is a getting started guide for the PHL8000 series of products.
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| PHL8000 series User Manual || This is the user manual for the PHL8000.
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| DataSheet || Technical details at a glance.
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| MDI1000 Firmware || This is the scan engine firmware for any imager model PHL8xxx. The imager scan engine firmware here is version FL23J12 If your firmware is currently FL23J13 or FL38J0x where x is any integer then you should not attempt to load this firmware.
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| class="center" | C01-5x.0D-EFAx
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