About
Rugged Windows CE 6.0 Terminal
The H25, a power-packed Windows CE 6.0 mobile device from Opticon, offers a rugged, yet lightweight, compact design that is ideal for today’s mobile workers in field sales and service, inventory control, asset management, security and inspections and merchandising. H25 product highlights include:
- Lightweight, compact design
- Windows CE .NET 6.0
- Rugged IP65 rating for comprehensive sealing against dust and moisture
- Withstands a 4-foot drop to concrete
- 1D laser or 2D imager scanner
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth™
- MicroSD slot (supports up to 32GB)
- Marvell® XScale PXA310 624Mhz processor
- Memory: 128MB RAM and 256MB ROM
- Optionally-integrated RFID reader, GPS, and 5MP auto-focus color camera
- Two-year warranty protects your investment
Tech Specs
Features and Benefits
- MicroSD I/O
- Single Cradle: Supports both Ethernet and USB connections. Ethernet enables the following:
- Integrated FTP and Windows File Sharing.
- Web-based device administration tool.
- Telnet console for executing remote management scripts.
- 1D Laser or 2D Imager Scanner
- Numeric Keypad
- GPRS/EDGE
- Lightweight, Compact Design
- Windows CE .NET 6.0
- Bluetooth™, WLAN (Wi-Fi)
- GPRS/EDGE
- MicroSD Slot (Supports up to 32GB)
- 1D Laser, or 2D Imager Scanner
- Marvell® XScale PXA310 624 Mhz Processor
- Memory: 128MB RAM and 256MB ROM
- IP65 Certification
- 1.2m (4ft) Drop Specification
- Optionally Integrated:
- GPS
- 5MP Auto-focus Color Camera
- RFID
Basic Product Specifications
Operation
- CPU: Marvell® PXA310 624Mhz 32bits RISC
- O/S: Windows® CE .NET 6.0 Professional
Memory
- Flash ROM: 256 MB
- RAM: 128 MB
- Expansion: User accessible microSD
Display
- Type: Transmissive Graphic TFT, 4-Wire Resistance Type Touch Panel Color LCD with LED Backlight (LCM LED Backlight) adjustable with touch panel, 16-bit color with adjustable backlight
- Size: 2.8” 240 X 320 pixels
'Operating indicators
- Visual:
- One Bi-Color LED for Charger Indicator (R/G)
- One Bi-Color LED for Barcode Scan
- Multi RF
- WLAN (R/G/B)
- Non-visual:
Operating keys
- One 12-key numeric backlit keypad
- One power key
- Three barcode scanner buttons (one center, and two side buttons)
- Four navigation keys
- Application key
Communication
- USB: One I/O port for DC-IN and USB 2.0 client function (supported by H25 single dock only) standard micro USB connecter for USB 2.0 client function and charging (supported by standard Micro USB Cable)
- Bluetooth: Ver. 2.1 + EDR, class 2
- W-LAN: 802.11b/g; WLAN Encryption of Summit (WEP/ WEP EAP/ CKIP/ CKIP EAP/ WPA-PSK/ WPA TKIP/ WPA CCKM/ WPA2-PSK/ WPA2 AES); Built-in Multi RF
- Telecom: Optionally Integrated GPRS
- GPS: Optionally-integrated Module
- Audio: Speaker/microphone (mono)
- Extension: User accessible microSD I/O
Power
- Rechargeable battery: Standard Li-ion Battery Pack, 3.7V, 1840mAh
- Backup battery: included
- Charging method: Enclosed power supply, or USB cable; separate cradle, enclosed USB cable
Camera
- Color camera 5.0 Megapixels
Barcode scanner Optics (1D laser option only)
- Light source: 650 nm visible laser diode
- Scan method: Bi-directional scanning
- Scan rate: 100 scans/sec
- Reading pitch angle: -35 to 0°, 0 to +35°
- Reading skew angle: -50 to -8°, +8 to +50°
- Reading tilt angle: -20 to 0°, 0 to +20°
- Curvature: R>15 mm (EAN8), R>20 mm (EAN13)
- Min. resolution at PCS 0.9: 0.127 mm / 5 mil
- Minimum PCS value: 0.45
- Depth of field: At PCS 0.9 Code 39
- 70 - 650mm/2.76 - 25.59in (1.0 mm/39 mil),
- 50 - 420mm/1.97 - 16.54in (0.5 mm/20 mil),
- 50 - 260mm/1.97 - 10.24in (0.25 mm/10 mil),
- 50 - 150mm/1.97 - 5.91 in (0.15 mm/6 mil),
- 60 - 120 mm/2.36 - 4.72 in (0.127 mm/5 mil)
2D Imager optics (2D imager option only)
- Light Source: aiming laser diode, illumination LEDs
- Scan method: CMOS area sensor, 900 x 512 pixels, gray scale
- Scan rate: up to 80 fps after auto-focus activation (100 milliseconds after triggering)
- Image format: bitmap; jpeg
- Reading pitch angle: -50 to 0o ; 0 to +50o
- Reading skew angle: -50 to 0o ; 0 to +50o
- Reading tilt angle: 360o
- Minimum resolution at PCS at 0.9: 0.127mm/5 mil
- Minimum PCS value: 045
- Field of View: horizontal 40o, vertical 23o
- Depth of Field:
- PDF 417: 45-120mm/1.77-4.72in (0.127mm / 5mil)
- PDF 417: 50-270mm/1.97-10.6in (0.254mm / 10mil)
- Data Matrix: 45-150 mm/1.77-5.91in (0.254mm/10mil)
- Code 39: 45-260 mm/1.77-10.2in (0.254mm/10mil)
Supported Symbologies (1D imager option only)
- Barcode (1D): JAN/UPC/EAN incl. add on, Codabar/NW-7, Code 11, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, GS1-128 (EAN-128), GS1 DataBar (RSS), IATA, Industrial 2of5, Interleaved 2of5, ISBN-ISMN-ISSN, Matrix 2of5, MSI/Plessey, S-Code, Telepen, Tri-Optic, UK/Plessey
- Postal code: Chinese Post, Korean Postal Authority code
Supported Symbologies (2D imager option only)
- 1D: JAN/UPC/EAN incl. add on, Codabar/NW-7, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, GS1-128 (EAN-128), GS1 DataBar (RSS), IATA,Industrial 2of5, Interleaved 2of5, ISBN-I SMN-ISSN, Matrix 2of5, MSI/Plessey, SCode, Telepen, Tri-Optic, UK/Plessey
- Postal code: Chinese Post, Korean Postal Authority code, Postnet, Intelligent Mail Barcode (IMB)
- 2D code: Aztec Code, Aztec Runes, Codablock F, Composite Codes, Data Matrix (ECC200/EC0-140), Maxi Code (mode 2~5), Micro PDF417, Micro QR Code, PDF417, QR code
Durability
- Temperature in operation: -10°C ~ 50°C
- Temperature in storage: -20°C ~ 60°C
- Humidity in storage: 5 % ~ 95% (Non Condensing)
- Drop test: 1.2 m / 4 ft drop onto concrete surface
- Protection rate: IP 65
Physical
- Dimensions (w x h x d): 62 x 144 x 26.2~35.8mm / 2.44 x 5.67 x 1.03 ~ 1.41in
- Weight body: Circa 235 g / 8.2 oz (including battery)
- Case: Black
Regulatory & Safety
- Product compliance: UL/ cUL, LVD, CB, CE, FCC, RoHS, WEEE, CC
Accessories
Enclosed items
- USB AC Adapter
- Standard Battery Pack (3.7V DC, 1840 mAh)
- Standard AC Adapter 5V DC/1A
- USB Client Cable for Terminal
- Wrist band
- Quick Start Guide
- Stylus + Cord
Sold separately
- Single Dock
- Holster
- High Capacity Battery Pack (3.7V DC, 2760mAh)
- High Capacity Battery Cover
How to:
Configure Ethernet Cradle Options
To use the optional Ethernet Cradle interface and enable Windows File Sharing we should first configure user accounts and the device name using the web interface. To do this, first connect your Ethernet cradle both to power using the supplied power adapter, and to an active Ethernet port on your local network using an Ethernet patch cable.
Remote Device Administration
To remotely manage the device, open up a web browser on a local computer, and navigate to the device using its IP address. For example, to navigate to the H25 with Ethernet IP address 172.30.101.90, open up Internet Explorer or your web browser of choice, and enter "http://172.30.101.90/" then press Enter.
If you have not previously set an Admin password for the device, the first page that you will see will prompt you to set one. Please choose a secure password, and enter it twice. The interface will restart, and after 30 seconds will present you with the Windows CE Remote Management Tool.
Device Management Device Management presents two options:
- Configure Network: Here you are able to configure the IP address and other network information for each of the available network interfaces on the H25. Be careful when editing this information as you can render the device inaccessible by changing these settings.
- HostName Config: Use this page to set the local network Hostname of your device. If your network supports hostname discovery, then setting this will allow you to access devices using their hostname rather than their IP address, which is useful when the device uses DHCP to get its IP address rather than using a statically configured IP.
Security Security presents one option, which allows you to reset the Admin password to something new.
Add/Del Users This page allows you to add additional users to your CE device. Each user can be given access to their own shares on the device, allowing you to for example give different services or users remote access to different files without having to use the device administrative password.
File Server and Printer This page contains some very useful capabilities, and gives you the ability to configure remote Windows Shares from which you can download data off the device.
- Add/Del Share: This page allows you to share any available folders on the device filesystem. To add a share, enter a network name for the share in the box next to a given local folder, then click Add. To configure the share, select Permissions to configure individual user permissions on the device.
- Add/Del Network Adapter: This page allows you to enable sharing via individual network adapters on the CE terminal. By default, sharing is only available via the cradle's ethernet port.
- SMB Server Statistics: This section just indicates how many packets have been sent and received by the device while file sharing is enabled.
Browsing the Device Remotely
To browse the device remotely, first set up a file share using the remote management webpage(see previous section). Once you've set up your share, open up File Explorer on a Windows PC, then navigate to your terminal like you would a file server. For example, if my terminal's IP address is 172.30.101.98, then I can browse its shares by entering \\172.30.101.98\ into File Explorer in Windows.
Once you've attempted to browse to the terminal, you will then have to enter your username and password to connect to individual shares.
Find the IP address
To find the IP address of the device, navigate to Start->Settings->Network & Dial-up. The IP address for the Ethernet interface will be available on the AX88772B network connection, while the IP address for the wireless interface will be available on the SDCS30AG interface.
Performing a Warm Boot ( Soft Reset ) on the H25
To perform a Warm Boot on the H25, press and hold the following keys at the same time: "Fn"+"ALPHA"+"Enter". Then release the buttons. A Warm Boot will not delete any data or erase settings.
Performing a Cold Boot ( Hard Reset ) on the H25
To perform a Cold Boot on the H25, press and hold for 3 seconds the following keys at the same time: "Fn"+"Enter"+"Power Button". The device should now perform a Cold Boot.
WARNING: A cold boot resets the device into factory default settings. All data that is not in the DiskOnChip folder of the device, will be deleted.
Perform a Backup on the H25
To Backup your data, go to Start -> Settings -> Backup/Restore utility. Select the place where you you want to save your data in the Target/Source menu. Then press Backup button: can take a minute to Backup your data.
Restore a Backup on the H25
To restore a previously performed backup of your data, go to Start -> Settings -> Backup/Restore utility. Select the place where you previously have saved your data from the "Restore from" menu. Then press Restore button: your data will be restored.
Restoring automatically from a Backup on the H25
- To restore automatically a previously performed backup of your data (please see instructions above), go to Start -> Programs -> Controls -> Boot Manager utility.
- If needed, select "Enable Wi-Fi/Bluetooth after system start" checkbox.
- Then, from the Program scroll menu, select the case in which you would like to restore the backup: Cold Boot, Warm Boot, Sleep Resume.
- Then press Add button: select both the files named Files, Registry from the FlashDisk -> Device Backup folder.
- Then press the OK button from the top right corner in the application.
Downloads
Documents
| Document |
Description |
Version |
Download |
| User Manual |
This is the User Manual for the H25. |
1.1 |
Download |
| Datasheet |
This is the datasheet for the H25. |
101514 |
Download |
| Quick Start Guide |
This is the quick start guide that comes in the box with the H25. |
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Download |
Software
| Software |
Description |
Version |
Download |
| Scan Engine Firmware Upgrade Utility |
This application can be used to update the MDI or MDL firmware on an H25. |
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Download |
| H25 SDK |
The H25 SDK. Contains the necessary C++ header file, dotNET dll, documentation and sample code (for dotNET) |
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Download |