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FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 2 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer RF DOCK UNIVERSAL DOCK WITH KEYBOARD TRAY BATTERY CHARGER DESK DOCK BREAKOUT BOX VEHICLE POWER SUPPLY COMPACT KEYBOARD To learn more about ARMOR accessories, please call 1-888-872-1100 9711-26020-0001 Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3 Rev D
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FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 4 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer • Cet appareil numérique de classe B est conforme à Industrie Canada ICES-003, numéro 4 Juin 7, 2004 et exempts de licence normes RSS RSS-210, Issue n ° 8 (Décembre 2010), CNR-132 fascicule n o 2 (Septembre 2005), et RSS-133 fascicule n ° 5 (Février 2009).
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 5 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer ENERGY STAR® Compliance DRS Tactical Systems is proud to be an ENERGY STAR partner with the US Environmental Protection Agency. We are dedicated to helping you conserve energy whenever you use this product. Your ARMOR X10gx has power management settings that will reduce its overall energy use. By using energy more efficiently, you will extend the life of your batteries and your computer.
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FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 7 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer NOTICE Information contained herein is for reference only and does not constitute a commitment on the part of the manufacturer or any subsequent vendor. They are in no way responsible for any loss or damage resulting from the use (or misuse) of this publication. We at DRS strive to make this document as accurate as possible.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 8 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer WARNING S UMMARY This device is a Class I, Division 2, Groups A-D, T5 product. The ARMOR X10gx complies with all applicable industrial health and safety requirements. However there are certain safety considerations such as battery safety that you need to be aware of. Please read and comply with all warnings and cautions in this guide and in all other X10gx documentation.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 9 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer WARNING! FOR HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS , US E ONLY THE 2400 MAH BATTERY P /N 0300-15663-2400 THAT CAME WITH YOUR COMP UTER . WARNING! Do not drop or mishandle the batteries, immerse them in water, or subject them to high heat. Doing so could increase the risk of explosion or leakage, and possibly cause injury. WARNING! The lithium-ion batteries used in this equipment contain material that is hazardous to your health.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 10 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer WARNING! Changes or modifications not performed by, or expressly authorized by, DRS Tactical Systems, Inc could be hazardous to your health, could cause damage to the equipment, could void your warranty or could result in all of the above. WARNING! Place all shipping bags and packing materials safely out of the reach of small children, especially infants and toddlers. These items may pose a choking or suffocation hazard.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 11 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer CAUTION! Recharging batteries must only be carried out in a non-hazardous area using the supplied AC adapter. The definition of hazardous areas can be found in Standard EN 60079-10. CAUTION! DO NOT use this unit in classified areas unsuitable for its safety ratings. NE PAS UTILISER CETTE UNITÉ EN ZONES AINSI CLASSÉES IMPROPRES À SA COTE DE SÉCURITÉ CAUTION! When using IEEE 802.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 12 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Quick Links: Section 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary Table of Contents WARNING SUMMARY .............................................................................................................................. 8 1. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION...................................................... 21 Your ARMOR X10gx Purchase .................................................................
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 13 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Flexspace™ Expansion ....................................................................................................................... 43 Optional Add-ons and Accessories for Your X10gx ................................................................................ 47 Gobi® Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) Radio .......................................................................... 47 u-blox® GPS Satellite Receiver ..............
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 14 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Capturing Images and Video ............................................................................................................... 85 Scanning a Barcode............................................................................................................................. 86 Screen Magnifier .....................................................................................................................................
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 15 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Tablet PC Settings Utility ................................................................................................................... 142 Pen Tablet Properties Utility .............................................................................................................. 145 Tablet and Pen Settings Utility (Windows XP Only) ..........................................................................
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 16 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 9. BATTERY MANAGEMENT ............................................................... 195 Safety and Handling Considerations for your Batteries ........................................................................ 195 When to Charge a Battery ..................................................................................................................... 197 New Batteries ...............................................................
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 17 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Determining a Battery’s Age .............................................................................................................. 216 Before you Dispose of a Battery ........................................................................................................ 216 Your Battery’s Warranty ........................................................................................................................
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 18 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Quick Links: Section 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A Table of Contents List of Tables Acronyms Glossary List of Figures Figure 1. Front Panel Features .................................................................................................................. 26 Figure 2. X10gx Control Panel ................................................................................................................... 27 Figure 3.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 19 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 54. Devices and Printers Window .................................................................................................... 97 Figure 55. Bluetooth Settings Window ....................................................................................................... 98 Figure 56. Internet Service Provider Information Window ....................................................................... 100 Figure 57.
FRONT MATTER CONTENT Page 20 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 110. Figure 111. Figure 112. Figure 113. Figure 114. Figure 115. Figure 116. Figure 117. Figure 118. Figure 119. Figure 120. Figure 121. Figure 122. Figure 123. Figure 124. Figure 125. ARMORutils Backlight Setup Dialog ..................................................................................... 190 Intel Graphics Screen Rotation Options (from icon tray) ......................................................
SECTION 1 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Page 21 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 1. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the ARMOR X10gx Rugged Tablet with Intel® Core Duo™ Mobile technology. Your X10gx is the latest addition to the ARMOR line of durable, reliable, and easyto-use tablet computers.
SECTION 1 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Page 22 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Yo u r ARMOR X10g x P u rc h a s e Your purchase includes the items and accessories shown below. Please confirm that all of these items are present and in good condition. NOTE: Your hard drive is shipped already installed in the computer. Contact your ARMOR sales representative if any item is missing or damaged.
SECTION 1 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Page 23 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ab o u t Th is Gu id e This user’s guide contains virtually all of the information required to setup and maintain your ARMOR X10gx tablet computer. However, should you need additional technical information, please visit our web site at: www.drsarmor.com, or call DRS Technical Support toll-free at 1888-872-1100. This guide is written for the Windows 7® operating system except where noted.
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SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 25 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 2. LEARNING ABOUT YOUR ARMOR X10GX The X10gx is the latest addition to the ARMOR line of full-size rugged, reliable, and easy-to-use tablet computers. It is housed in our new lower-weight magnesium alloy chassis and has sealed external connectors that are rated IP 67 level protection from dust, dirt, water and other damaging elements.
SECTION 2 Page 26 of 234 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Fro n t a n d To p P a n e l Fe a tu re s NOTE All references to front/back, top/bottom and left/right are relative to the face-on view as shown in Figure 1.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 27 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Dis p la y The X10gx display is a high-brightness, high-contrast LCD display with anti-glare filtering that ensures your screen can be clearly viewed even in bright sunlight. A replaceable screen protector is attached at the factory to reduce glare and protect the touch screen surface.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 28 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer P ro g ra m m a b le Bu tto n s (P Bs ) P 1, P 2, P 3 The PBs can be programmed to activate different functions such as controlling brightness, changing volume level or activating an application with just a single press. Refer to the Buttons Setup Dialog for information on how to program available options. These buttons are also used to manually activate the battery fuel gauges (see Manually Activating the Fuel Gauges).
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 29 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table 1. Power Button Actions Operating State Computer powered off Power Button Action Result Press and hold for at least Computer turns on and boots up 1 second and then release into new Windows session. Computer powered on and Press and release awake Computer goes into Sleep mode and saves your current session to memory.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 30 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer In d ic a to r P a n e l There are six LED status indicators located on the indicator panel at the upper right of the X10gx display as shown in Figure 3 (NOTE: The seventh object to the far right of the panel is the ambient light sensor (ALS), not an LED). The functions of these indicators and the function of the ALS are described below (see Indicator State Summary for a complete description of each indicator state).
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 31 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Am b ie n t Lig h t S e n s o r (ALS ) When the X10gx display is in automatic brightness mode, the ALS senses changes in surrounding light levels and adjusts the display brightness accordingly. If the ambient light level increases, the display brightness will increase proportionally; if the light level decreases, the display brightness will decrease proportionally.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 32 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Re a r P a n e l Fe a tu re s The rear panel of the X10gx houses compartments for two batteries, a solid-state drive, wireless and custom cards, and 1 or 2 RAM memory modules, as shown in Figure 4. There is also a built-in webcam, a 50-pin docking connector and two RF docking connectors to connect external wireless and/or GPS antennas through the X10gx docking station.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 33 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ba tte ry Co m p a rtm e n ts There are two battery compartments on the rear panel, as indicated in Figure 5. These compartments are sealed against moisture and dirt and provide quick and easy access for battery replacement. A battery “fuel” gauge (LED array) is provided for each battery to indicate the current charge level.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 34 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ma n u a lly Ac tiva tin g th e Fu e l Ga u g e s When the tablet is powered up and in a normal operating state, the fuel gauges are always active. When the tablet is turned off or is in low-power mode (sleep/standby) and external power is not connected, the fuel gauge LEDs are not normally active.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 35 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Le ft S id e P a n e l Fe a tu re s On the left side of the tablet, support for a second display is provided with a DisplayPort® connector. There is also an RJ-45 10/100/1000 Ethernet port and two USB 2.0 ports. A DC power input jack is provided to connect an external power source. SECONDARY WI-FI OR CUSTOM FLEXSPACE ANTENNAS (BEHIND COVER) DC POWER INPUT JACK ETHERNET PORT DISPLAYPORT CONNECTOR USB PORTS Figure 8.
SECTION 2 Page 36 of 234 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Rig h t S id e P a n e l Fe a tu re s On the right side of the tablet, there is an audio jack that can accommodate a pair of headphones, a pair of external speakers or an external microphone. There is also a 9-pin serial port connector for RS-232 serial data and a standard USB connector.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 37 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Bo tto m P a n e l Fe a tu re s The bottom panel of the tablet houses two docking station mount points and the Bluetooth antenna. BLUETOOTH ANTENNA (BEHIND BOTTOM PLATE) DOCKING STATION MOUNT POINTS Figure 10.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 38 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer In c lu d e d Co m p o n e n ts , Ac c e s s o rie s a n d S u p p o rt Ba tte rie s The ARMOR X10gx ships with two 2400 mAh rechargeable batteries (P/N 0300-15663-2400). A single battery is shown in Figure 11. These are high efficiency lithium-ion batteries that are “hot swappable.” That is, if you have two batteries installed, you can replace one battery while the tablet operates on the other battery.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 39 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer RAM Me m o ry Mo d u le Your X10gx contains 2 GB of random-access memory (RAM) in a single 2 GB 200-pin mini SODIMM module (P/N 4000F49878-0002) located in a separate compartment on the rear panel (see Figure 4). An additional memory module can be added for a total of 4 GB of RAM memory. A single memory module is shown in Figure 13. Figure 13.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 40 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer AC Ad a p te r The AC Adapter (P/N 5700F50075-0000) is a +15 VDC, 4.8A power supply (Figure 15) that is primarily used to recharge the batteries but can be used to power your X10gx with the batteries removed. It consists of a power supply, a DC power cable and an AC power cord. The model shown has a US-type power cord. A European power cord is also available. Figure 15.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 41 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer S u b s c rib e r Id e n tity Mo d u le (S IM) Ca rd S u p p o rt The X10gx is equipped with a SIM card socket for use with some WWAN network providers. A SIM card is a small electronic card that contains your GSM subscriber ID, billing information, and network permissions. The card allows you to easily transport your subscriber information to another computer or subscriber device.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 42 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 20. Smart Card Example Exp re s s Ca rd ® S u p p o rt The X10gx also has a slot for an ExpressCard®. Figure 21 shows two examples of express cards. These hot-pluggable cards can be used for many different functions including adding memory, wireless communications, multimedia and security enhancements and many more. Figure 21.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 43 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Fle xs p a c e ™ Exp a n s io n NOTE This section provides general information about the potential use and capabilities of the X10gx Flexspace. Please contact DRS Tactical Systems toll free at 800-872-1100 for detailed information and engineering assistance.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 44 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer The current flexspace devices are mounted on an interface board called the “flexboard.” This board has connections to accept the included and optional X10gx wireless cards or it can accept other custom cards that fit the PCI and mini-PCI connectors. The entire flexboard can be redesigned or it can be replaced with a customer-designed card that fits the interface connector.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 45 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 24. Internal Flexspace with the SSD and Flexboard Removed Rig h t S id e P a ne l Fle xs p a c e Figure 25 shows the flexspace area inside the upper right side panel. The flexspace interface provides: • • • • • • • • +5V at 1A +3.3V at 1A One USB 2.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 46 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECONDARY WI-FI ANTENNA CUSTOM CONNECTOR MODULE INTERFACE CONNECTOR Figure 25.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 47 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Op tio n a l Ad d -o n s a n d Ac c e s s o rie s fo r Yo u r X10g x There are a number of optional add-ons and accessories that extend the capabilities of the X10gx or make it easier for you to use. Go b i® Wire le s s Wid e Are a Ne two rk (WWAN) Ra d io We offer the Gobi 2000 WWAN radio.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 48 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer A European power cord is available for both types, and a DC power cable is also available for use in a vehicle or other mobile environments.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 49 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Do c kin g S ta tio n s There are a number of new docking stations available to support and enhance the X10gx, either for the desktop or for use in a vehicle. NOTE The parallel port is not supported by the X10gx on any docking station. De s k Do c k The X10gx desk dock holds the X10gx at a comfortable viewing angle on a desktop or table. The computer can be quickly undocked for portable use.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 50 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer ARMOR X10g x Ve h ic le Do c ks Two vehicle docks are available that are specially designed for the X10gx: an RF dock (P/N 9800F26200-0000) and a Non-RF dock (P/N 9800F26200-1000). The RF dock is equipped with two RF docking connectors to allow the X10gx to use an external WWAN antenna and an external GPS antenna. The non-RF dock does not have the RF connectors.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 51 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 28. X10gx Vehicle Dock on a Ball Mount Assembly OPTIONAL MOUNTING BRACKET P/N 0410F49462-0000 BALL PLATE VERTICAL BALL PLATE HORIZONTAL Figure 29.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 52 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer ARMOR Le g a c y Ve h ic le Do c ks The X10gx can also be used with the Universal, Swivel and Aviation docks (Figure 30) that were designed for the original ARMOR X10 tablet. However, these docks do not provide connections to external RF antennas. The Universal dock can be equipped with a platform to support a compact keyboard and/or joystick to make it easier to perform functions while operating in a vehicle.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 53 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 31. X10gx Mounted in a Universal Dock with Keyboard Tray and Keyboard For information on these and any other ARMOR X10gx accessories, please contact your ARMOR sales representative or call DRS Tactical Systems toll free at 1-888-872-1100.
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SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 55 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer X10g x S p e c ific a tio n s NOTE: These specifications are subject to change. Please contact DRS Tactical Systems toll free at 1-888-872-1100 for updates of a particular specification. General Specifications Operating System Windows® 7™ Ultimate or Windows 7 Professional, 64 bit. Processor Intel® Core 2 Duo, ultra low-voltage SU9300, 1.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 56 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Fingerprint Scanner Camera AuthenTec® AES1660 fingerprint sensor with TrueNav™ cursor and menu navigation; Interface: USB 2.0 full speed, fully encrypted, suspend and remote wakeup, selective suspend support; 2.0 mega-pixel camera, SXGA 4:3 format, 1280 x 1024 pixels resolution, F2.0 lens, auto-focus with enable/disable, still pin interface for high speed still image capture; Sensitivity: 0.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 57 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer hours operating time with two fully charged batteries; up to 2.5 hours with 1 battery; battery charging time is approximately three hours with two batteries, 1 year warranty External : 12 – 28VDC (19VDC nominal), AC adapter or vehicle power source Weight and Dimensions Weight: 2.4 kg (5.3 lbs) with 1 battery installed Dimensions: See Dimensional drawing at end of sheet.
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 58 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SPECIAL TEST – Tablet soaked at +40ºC, 95% RH for a period of at least 4 hours in the OFF condition. The tablet was then booted to the OS. At the completion of system boot, the tablet was removed from the high humidity environment and moved to a -10ºC environment for a period of 30 minutes. Altitude 20,000 feet for both operating and non-operating (storage) IAW MIL-STD-810F, Method 500.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 59 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 3. GETTING S TARTED The information in this section will help you get your X10gx set up and configured for operation. Please read all warnings, cautions and notes prior to each procedure or step. CAUTION! Use this product only in vehicles with a regulated voltage supply of +11-28 VDC ± 2%.
SECTION 3 Page 60 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer The first step to getting your X10gx operating is to install and charge the batteries. If you do not plan to use your computer immediately, we recommend you store the batteries in a safe place until needed (see How to Store Batteries When Not in Use). The battery compartments are located on the rear of the unit, as shown in Figure 32. Follow the procedure in Table 2 to install the batteries.
SECTION 3 Page 61 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table 2. Installing an X10gx Battery STEP ACTION COMMENTS 1. Locate the latch between the two Battery #2’s latch is the top latch. The battery compartments on the back of battery can be installed in either the unit, as shown in Figure 33 . compartment. 2. Press in and hold the button while sliding the latch down. CAUTION! Do not force the battery into position.
SECTION 3 Page 62 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer STEP ACTION 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Slide the latch up until the button pops out. The battery is now locked in place. COMMENTS If your X10gx has only one battery, go to Step 9. If your X10gx has two battery packs, slide the top latch open. Install the second battery and press down until the connector seats. Slide the latch down until the button pops out.
SECTION 3 Page 63 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Tu rn in g o n yo u r X10g x fo r th e Firs t Tim e Follow the procedure in Table 3 to configure your Windows operating system. Table 3. Performing the Microsoft Out-of-Box-Experience (OOBE) STEP 1. 2. ACTION COMMENTS If you have a USB keyboard available, If you do not have an external keyboard connect it to any USB port at this time. connected, you will need to activate the on-screen keyboard later in the OOBE setup procedure.
SECTION 3 Page 64 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer STEP 4. 5. ACTION COMMENTS Once you finish the OOBE, if you do not want the on-screen keyboard to appear each time you log on, click on the virtual keyboard Options key and Select Control whether the OnScreen Keyboard starts when I log on. Un-check keyboard. Use the On-Screen Tu rn in g th e X10g x On No rm a lly Turn the computer on by pressing the Power button for 1-2 seconds and releasing it.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 65 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer This procedure should only be used in emergencies because improperly shutting down Windows may result in corruption of the operating system and/or the loss of data. P u ttin g th e Co m p u te r in to S le e p Mo d e To put the computer into Sleep mode (also called “Standby”), press and release the Power button while the tablet is operating.
SECTION 3 Page 66 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer In d ic a to r S ta te S u m m a ry Table 4 lists all states for the various X10gx indicators. NOTE: Indications involving battery power are the same for one or two batteries. Table 4.
SECTION 3 Page 67 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer LED IF THE INDICATION IS: AND THE POWER MODE IS: AND EXTERNAL POWER IS: AND BATTERY IS: THIS MEANS: (amb/red) On steady amber N/A Connected Installed Battery is fully charged Flashing amber at 1 sec rate N/A Connected Installed Battery is charging Flashing amber at 1/2 sec rate Power on or off Connected Installed Battery charging has been suspended due to extreme battery temperature (above 45°C or below 0°C).
SECTION 3 Page 68 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer LED IF THE INDICATION IS: AND THE POWER MODE IS: AND EXTERNAL POWER IS: AND BATTERY IS: THIS MEANS: LED # 1 (far left) blinking at 1 second rate Power on Disconnected Installed Battery is below 10% charge level (depleted).
SECTION 3 Page 69 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Co n fig u rin g yo u r Au d io S ys te m Follow the procedure in Table 5 to configure your speakers. Follow the procedure in Table 6 to configure your microphones. Table 5. Configuring the Speakers STEP ACTION COMMENTS 1. Double-click on the orange speaker The Realtek® HD Audio Manager window opens with the Speakers main tab (top of icon in the systray.
SECTION 3 Page 70 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table 6. Configuring your Microphones STEP ACTION COMMENTS 1. Click on the Microphone main tab at The Microphone main tab opens with the Microphone Effects sub-tab displayed, the top of the page. as shown in Figure 35. 2. 3. Set up and adjust your microphones. Click on the Default Format sub-tab to select a default sound format for your microphones. Figure 35.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 71 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Op e ra tin g th e X10g x Dis p la y S e le c tin g th e Dis p la y Mo d e If you have the 32-bit version of Windows 7, your X10gx has the capability to operate with both a touch screen and a pen screen enabled (Dual mode), or you can select Touch screen only or Pen screen only mode. The default display mode is “Dual Mode”.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 72 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 36.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 73 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ad ju s tin g S c re e n Brig h tn e s s The brightness of the LCD display is controlled by adjusting the backlight intensity either automatically or manually. When you first receive your ARMOR X10gx, the brightness mode is set to Automatic. To switch to Manual brightness control, or switch back to Automatic mode, open ARMORutils and click on the Backlight Setup option in the ARMORutils Main dialog window.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 74 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer NOTE You must keep the ALS uncovered to allow proper automatic brightness adjustment. S e le c tin g a n Au to m a tic Mo d e P ro file You can tailor the automatic brightness adjustment by selecting one of the 5 pre-configured brightness profiles. DRS has researched typical lighting environments and has created these adjustment profiles that respond more precisely to changing light levels within a particular environment.
SECTION 3 Page 75 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Wo rkin g with th e P e n S c re e n When the pen screen is active, you can steer the cursor and perform many functions by simply hovering close to the screen without actually touching it. Other functions are initiated by pressing the tip to the screen surface to activate the tip switch or by pressing the side button switch (see Table 7).
SECTION 3 Page 76 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer MOUSE OBJECTIVE PEN ACTION Move an object on the desktop. Touch an object and move it with the pen. Start an application or open a folder. Tap twice Open menu options (right-click). Press and hold pen tip to screen until a circle appears, then release – or Press side switch and touch object or option P e n Ad ju s tm e n ts You can change attributes related to use of the pen (e.g. side switch action, enabling a click sound, etc.
SECTION 3 Page 77 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Wo rkin g with th e To u c h S c re e n When the touch screen is active, the pressure of a stylus tip or fingertip against the screen is used to duplicate actions with a two-button mouse. NOTE Tapping with a passive stylus requires only light to moderate pressure. It is possible to damage the display by pounding the tip against the surface with too much force.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 78 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer To u c h S c re e n Ad ju s tm e n ts You can change touch attributes related to use of the pen (e.g. touch area and tap speed.). Refer to the descriptions in Windows Display Utilities for an explanation of these attributes.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 79 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer En te rin g Da ta Us in g th e In p u t P a n e l Ac c e s s in g In p u t P a n e l in Win d o ws 7 The input panel is a virtual keyboard and handwriting entry tool that is located on your desktop. It is hidden just off the top left or right side of the display.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 80 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ed itin g Do c u m e n ts When you tap on an open text document such as a Word document, a keyboard icon appear on the screen. Tap on this icon to open the input panel. will Co n fig u rin g In p u t P a n e l Op tio n s The Input Panel Options window is where you can change a wide variety of Input panel display and operating features. There are two ways to get to this window: 1.
SECTION 3 Page 81 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ac c e s s in g In p u t P a n e l in Win d o ws XP Tap on the Input Panel icon Figure 40. Mode Buttons in the task bar to open the Input Panel frame, as illustrated in Configuration Options and Help Figure 40. Input Panel with No Mode Showing (for illustration purposes only) Using the Input Panel, you can write notes in your own handwriting or enter data one character at a time with the digital pen or the stylus.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 82 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer On -s c re e n Ke yb o a rd Use the on-screen keyboard (Figure 43) when you don’t want to use ink but you do want to use the pen, or when you’re using a Tablet Computer without an attached keyboard. Simply tap the letters on the keyboard to form words. The Input Panel enters the text directly in the field or at the insertion point of the active program.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 83 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Us in g th e Fin g e rp rin t S e n s o r (FP S ) In s ta llin g th e FP S S o ftwa re To initially set up your FPS software, double-click on the TrueSuite icon on the desktop and click on Get Started to begin. This will take you through the steps to enroll, or register, your fingerprint(s). The fingerprint sensor is located on the right side of the tablet in the middle of the row of buttons.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 84 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Tru e S u ite Op tio n s a n d S e ttin g s A complete description of the options and settings of the TrueSuite software is beyond the scope of this user’s guide. Click on the “?” in the upper right corner of the window to access the application’s help resources for detailed descriptions and instructions.
SECTION 3 Page 85 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Us in g th e We b c a m Ca p tu rin g Im a g e s a n d Vid e o Image and video capture is performed using the built-in webcam and image capture software. Your X10gx is provided with a complementary version of Picasa 3™ to demonstrate the image capture process, or you may wish to download and install your own camera application. Follow the procedure in Table 9 to capture and save a still image or movie using the Picasa 3 software.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 86 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer CAPTURE BUTTON Figure 45. Picasa Application Window S c a n n in g a Ba rc o d e The built-in webcam and application software of your choice allow you to scan various types of barcodes and incorporate them in to your documents. We have included two simple applications to demonstrate the barcode scanning capabilities of the X10gx. NOTE Ensure that adequate light can reach the barcode to be scanned.
SECTION 3 Page 87 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 46. Sample Linear Barcode Table 10. Scan UPC-10, EAN-13 and ISBN Barcodes in Windows 7 STEP ACTION COMMENTS 1. 2. Double-click on the Webcam Barcode The application window opens as shown Scanner icon on the desktop. in Figure 47. 3. To use a barcode in an application, place the pointer in the application and paste.
SECTION 3 Page 88 of 234 GETTING STARTED ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 2D Ba rc o d e s in Da ta m a trix o r QR fo rm a t A sample 2D barcode is shown in Figure 48. Follow the procedure in Table 11 to scan a barcode. Figure 48. Sample 2D Barcode Table 11. Scan Datamatrix and QR Format Barcodes in Windows 7 STEP 1. 2. 3. ACTION COMMENTS Double-click on the QuickMark icon on The QuickMark® application the desktop. opens as shown in Figure 49.
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SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 90 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer S c re e n Ma g n ifie r Some text and images on a tablet computer can be so small they are difficult to see clearly. Your X10gx has a handy application that will magnify a portion of the screen and help you see more effectively. The program is called Virtual Magnifying Glass™. To start the application, click on the Virtual Magnifying Glass icon on the desktop or select Start > Programs > Virtual Magnifying Glass.
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED Page 91 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Tip s fo r P ro p e r Us e a n d Ca re Of Yo u r X10g x There are certain precautions you should take to ensure that your ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer continues to provide you with reliable service: • • • • • • • Do not subject the computer to heat by placing it on the dashboard of a vehicle with the display facing the sun. Do not store the computer in temperatures below -40 degrees C.
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SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 93 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 4. NETWORKING Your ARMOR X10gx comes configured with two wireless network capabilities: Wi-Fi™ (wireless fidelity) and Bluetooth®. The Wi-Fi network is primarily used for higher bandwidth connections such as Internet or a company LAN. The Bluetooth network is used for connecting wireless devices such as a wireless router, printer or scanner to your computer.
SECTION 4 Page 94 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Optional Add-ons and Accessories for Your X10gx. Please contact DRS Technical Support for information about installing these options. Your X10gx can be connected to a cabled LAN using the Ethernet connector on the side of the tablet or through the breakout box on a desk or vehicle dock. Ma n a g in g yo u r Wi-Fi Co n n e c tio n s Your Wi-Fi (WLAN) radio is already configured and operating when your computer starts.
SECTION 4 Page 95 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer STEP ACTION 4. For more detailed information on the options and settings for these COMMENTS windows, click on the Help icon Figure 52.
SECTION 4 Page 96 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 53. Currently Connected and Available Wi-Fi Networks Ma n a g in g yo u r Blu e to o th Co n n e c tio n s Your X10gx comes equipped with Bluetooth® networking. However, to utilize this feature, you must “associate” your computer with the Bluetooth devices you want to connect. To see what Bluetooth devices are available and to add or remove devices, follow the procedure in Table 13. Table 13.
SECTION 4 Page 97 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer STEP 5. 6. 7. ACTION COMMENTS To add a device, click on the “Add a device” option in the toolbar. To remove a device, click on the “Remove a device” option in the toolbar. For additional information about these windows, click on the Help icon. Figure 54.
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SECTION 4 Page 99 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ma n a g in g yo u r Eth e rn e t Co n n e c tio n Your X10gx supports a cabled 10/100/1000 Ethernet connection through the RJ45 connector on the left side of the tablet or a 10/100 Ethernet connection through a desk dock or a vehicle dock breakout box. An RJ45 Ethernet connector is provided at the vehicle dock breakout box for physical connection to the Ethernet LAN.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 100 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 8. Click on the Broadband connection option. 9. Enter your user name and password in the fields provided. Click on the Remember this Password option if you don’t want to have to enter the password each time you access the network. Enter the IP address provided by your IT 10. department or internet service provider An information dialog window will open with entry fields for your service provider, as shown in Figure 56.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 101 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ac tiva tin g th e Op tio n a l Go b i® WWAN Ra d io If you have the Gobi® WWAN radio installed, your hardware is already configured. However, for certain providers, you must install a valid SIM card (Figure 18) before you can connect to their network. The SIM card is obtained from your WWAN service provider and is installed in a socket located inside the X10gx. Once you obtain your SIM card, follow the procedure in Installing a SIM Card.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 102 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer CAUTION! Before uninstalling the OneClickInternet application with NDIS enabled, make sure that the “Gobi NDIS Auto Connect” option is unchecked in the Settings/General tab. Otherwise the module will always connect automatically on the next start up. Without the OneClickInternet application installed, you cannot disable this feature.
SECTION 4 Page 103 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ac tiva tin g th e Op tio n a l GP S Re c e ive r The u-blox ® u-center™ GPS control application is bundled with your X10gx software suite. Before you can use the application, however, you must manually obtain and enter the communications (COM) port that was assigned to the u-center program by Windows when the operating system was installed. To do this, follow the procedure in Table 16. Table 16.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 104 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Th e u -c e n te r GP S Ap p lic a tio n Win d o w The diagram in the center shows the approximate positions of satellites relative to your location that are within range of the receiver. The graph at the bottom of the page shows the signal strength of each satellite. A green bar indicates acceptable signal strength; a blue bar indicates marginal reception.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 105 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer However, AGPS depends on an internet connection so it is limited to areas where wireless network coverage is available. Ac tiva tin g As s is te d GP S AGPS is free with your purchase of your ARMOR X10gx but you must obtain the necessary AGPS password from u-blox by following the procedure in Table 17. Table 17. Obtaining the AGPS Password from u-blox Step Action Comment 1. 2.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 106 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS HERE ENTER YOUR AGPS PASSWORD HERE Figure 59. u-center AssistNow Online Window En a b lin g a n d Dis a b lin g Yo u r Wire le s s Ra d io s You may wish to turn off one or more of your radios to save power, to avoid interfering with other radio systems, or just to ensure your privacy.
SECTION 4 Page 107 of 234 NETWORKING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table 18. Enabling and Disabling Your Wireless Radios Step 1. Action Comment Click on the ARMORutils icon on the This will open the Wireless Setup dialog desktop and select the Wireless Setup window, as shown in Figure 64. option. 2. Click on the ON or Off button to enable/disable each installed radio that you want to control then click the Save Settings button to save your configuration. 3.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 108 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Us in g yo u r Ra d io s with a n RF Ve h ic le Do c k If you have the X10gx RF vehicle dock (DRS P/N 9800F26200-0000) and the optional GPS receiver and/or WWAN radios, you can switch to externally mounted vehicle antennas for improved operation. By using external antennas, you can reduce the attenuating effects of the vehicle cab and the constantly changing direction of the internal antennas.
SECTION 4 NETWORKING Page 109 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 60. ARMORutils Wireless Setup Dialog Us in g a n ARMOR Le g a c y Do c k There are also a number of legacy vehicle docks that can be used with the X10gx (see ARMOR Legacy Vehicle Docks); however, power must always be available at the tablet docking connector pins with these docks. If you are using a legacy vehicle dock, set the Dock Power Sw to ALWAYS ON.
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SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 111 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 5. YOUR ARMOR X10GX S OFTWARE Your ARMOR X10gx comes with a variety of software applications. Many of these are standard with your particular operating system, some are necessary to configure and operate your system, some are required for specific devices or functions and some are complementary applications provided by DRS to enhance your X10gx experience.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 112 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SYSTRAY OVERFLOW MENU ARMORUTILS EXIT OPTION SYSTRAY MENU UP ARROW SYSTRAY Figure 61. Systray with Overflow Menu Displayed Op e n in g ARMORu tils To open the ARMORutils Main dialog window (Figure 62), right-click on the ARMORutils icon in the systray and select Restore (NOTE: If the icon is not visible in the systray, click on the “up” arrow icon to access the overflow menu).
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 113 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer ARMORu tils Ma in Win d ow The ARMORutils main window is shown in Figure 62. Eight options provide access to dialog or information windows. Click on an option to access one of these windows. Those options that are not available will be grayed out. NOTE: The Screen Setup option will not be available if your tablet has a pen screen only display. Figure 62.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 114 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ba c klig h t S e tu p Dia lo g The Backlight Setup dialog window allows you to adjust the screen brightness manually or automatically and to select from a series of preset profiles to automatically restrict the brightness range under specific lighting conditions. Figure 63. ARMORutils Backlight Setup Dialog Au to m a tic Brig h tn e s s Mo d e The Automatic brightness mode is initially activated by default.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 115 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Au to m a tic Brig h tn e s s Mo d e P ro file s Everyone’s eyes react differently to changes in light levels and there may be times when the full range of automatic brightness adjustment is uncomfortable for you. You can tailor the automatic brightness adjustment by selecting one of the 5 pre-configured brightness profiles: Dark, Office, Dusk, Daylight, and Sunlight.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 116 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Wire le s s S e tu p Dia lo g The Wireless Setup dialog allows you to enable or disable all of the installed wireless devices in your ARMOR X10gx. It also provides controls for external antennas connected through an X10gx vehicle dock. Figure 64.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 117 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ra d io ON/OFF Bu tto n s There is an ON and Off button for each radio that is installed or supported. When you first start your ARMOR X10gx, all installed radios are ON or enabled (default condition). Each radio can then be disabled by pressing its OFF button and re-enabled by pressing its ON button. NOTE: Radios that are available but not installed appear here also and will not be grayed out.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 118 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Bu tto n s S e tu p Dia lo g The Buttons Setup dialog window is shown in Figure 65. It allows you to assign two different functions for each programmable button (PB) labeled P1, P2 and P3. These buttons are located on the X10gx control panel (see Figure 2). The first function is activated by pressing and releasing the PB (P1, P2 or P3).
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 119 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer S e le c tin g a Fu n c tio n Click on the menu arrow next to the PB or PB combo and select the desired function, then click on the OK button to save your setting. Figure 66 shows a menu opened for the P3 button. MENU ARROW FUNCTION MENU Figure 66.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 120 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer • • • • • • • • • • • • Volume Increase – Increases sound volume in steps. Volume Decrease – Decreases sound volume in steps. Volume Mute – Toggles volume ON or OFF. Rotate Screen 90 degrees – Rotates the screen 90 degrees clockwise with each press. Video Output Cycle – Not currently supported. Sleep/Hibernate – Will place the tablet in Sleep or Hibernate mode.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 121 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Co n fig u ra tio n Dia lo g The Configuration Dialog window provides visual confirmation of those wireless radios that are installed in your X10gx. If a radio is installed and available, the associated icon and status will appear in dark contrast. The status of the installed radios is displayed in parentheses next to the word “Installed”. When the radio is enabled, the status is “ON”.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 122 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ad m in is tra tio n Bu tto n The Administration button is normally hidden from view. To see this button, hold down the Fn key on the right control panel and click on the Configuration option on the ARMORutils Main Menu. The Configuration dialog window will re-open with the Administration button visible. Click on the Administration button to open the User Access Settings window shown in Figure 68.
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SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 124 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ba tte ry Mo n ito r Dia lo g The Battery Monitor dialog window is shown in Figure 70. This window provides the following information about each battery: • • • • Current charge level (% of the maximum energy capacity) Current status – whether the battery is CHARGING, DISCHARGING, FULLY CHARGED, FULLY DISCHARGED, READY or NOT READY.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 125 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ba tte ry 1 a n d Ba tte ry 2 De ta ils Bu tto n s Select a Battery Details button to open a Battery Information window. Figure 71 shows a typical window for the #1 battery.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 126 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Remaining Capacity – This is the current energy level expressed in mAh instead of % of charge. Maximum Capacity – This is the current maximum energy capacity that the battery can achieve. This value is determined primarily by the battery’s age, operating temperature history and total number of accumulated charge cycles. Design Capacity – This is the maximum capacity that the battery was designed to hold.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 127 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ch a rg e Lowe s t Firs t If you choose Charge Lowest First, the battery with the lowest charge will be charged to 80%, followed by the next lowest battery. Once both are at 80%, the first charged battery will be charged to 100%, followed by the second charged battery. Click on OK to save the new default setting. Select CANCEL to exit without changing the policy.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 128 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 73. Battery Conditioning Window S ta rt Cyc le Bu tto n Click on the START CYCLE button to begin the conditioning process. Te rm in a te Cyc le Bu tto n Click on the TERMINATE CYCLE button at any time to stop the conditioning process. NOTE: If you terminate the conditioning process, you will have to start again from the beginning.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 129 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer S c re e n S e tu p Dia lo g NOTE If you have a pen screen only display, this dialog will not be accessible from the ARMORutils Main window. The Screen Setup dialog (Figure 74) is used to select the current display mode and to access calibration routines for both the touch and pen screens. There are three display modes: Dual, Touch Only and Pen Only.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 130 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer The Touch Only option is grayed out because it is the mode that is enabled and is not available for selection. The Dual Mode and Pen Only options are contrasted, indicating that these two modes are available. Click on the Pen Only option to enable the pen screen and disable the touch screen, or click on Dual Mode to enable both screens. Click on SAVE AS DFLT to activate the new display mode.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 131 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Dia g n o s tic s Dia lo g The Diagnostics window displays the following internal temperatures of the X10gx tablet, as shown in the example in Figure 76: • CPU core temperature (DTS and Diode) • CPU Mainboard temperature • Battery #1 temperature • Battery #2 temperature This temperature information can be used by DRS to diagnose possible system problems. Figure 76.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 132 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer TIME REMAINING APPEARS HERE Figure 77. ARMORUtils Event Recorder Window Lo g File n a m e The filename that appears in the Log Filename field when you first open the Event Recorder window is the default log file in the ARMORutils application folder. You can use this default log filename or enter a new filename.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 133 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer considerably by checking the Record only when data changes option. With this option selected, the recorder will only enter a line of data when any data point changes. Your Event Recorder is pre-configured from the factory with this option checked. Uncheck it if you want to record data continuously.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 134 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer DEFINITIONS Figure 78.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 135 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer ARMORu tils Ab o u t Win d o w The About window (Figure 79) displays the current version and release date of the ArmorUtils software. Figure 79.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 136 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ge ttin g S ta rte d with Win d ows 7 Click on Start à Getting Started to open the Windows welcome page (Figure 80) and access a number of helpful links and resources. NOTE: Screen content and layout may vary depending on your version of Windows 7 and any added service packs or updates. Figure 80.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 137 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Win d ows Dis p la y Utilitie s The following paragraphs provide a brief description of key Windows display utilities to help you configure and begin using your X10gx. A detailed description of all of the functions and capabilities of these and other Windows utilities is beyond the scope of this manual. Refer to the Windows Help Resources for in-depth descriptions and tutorials.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 138 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer P e n Op tio n s Ta b The Pen Options tab opens by default and provides settings that are applicable to the pen screen only. P e n Ac tio n s P a n e l Highlight an action from the Pen Actions list and click on the Settings button (if active) to open a settings window, then select options or make adjustments.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 139 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 82. Pen and Touch Utility – Flicks Tab Ha n dwritin g Ta b The Handwriting tab provides settings that are applicable to both the pen and touch screens. The options on this tab allow you to enable or disable the automatic handwriting learning feature.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 140 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer To u c h Ta b The Touch tab provides settings that are applicable to the touch screen only. The options on this tab affect how the pen, or your finger, interacts with the touch screen. Check the “Use your finger as an input device” option to use either the pen or your finger with the touch screen. Figure 84.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 141 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer To u c h Ac tio n s Highlight a touch action and click on the Settings button to open an adjustment window. To u c h P o in te r Select this option to place a cursor at the touch point. A virtual mouse image will also appear next to the cursor, as shown in Figure 85 . You can then click on the left or right mouse button to produce the appropriate mouse action.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 142 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ta b le t P C S e ttin g s Utility If you have a second display with a touch or pen screen, you can use this tab to calibrate or change the screen orientation. Dis p la y Ta b The Display tab provides links to initiate screen calibration. Other display options are not used. Co n fig u re yo u r p e n a n d to u c h dis pla ys This option is not supported by the X10gx.
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SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 144 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Oth e r Ta b This tab allows you to change where an on-screen menu appear when you activate the pen or touch displays so that your hand does not block your view of the menu. For example, if you are left-handed, check the Left-handed option to have the menus appear to the right of the cursor. It also provides a link to configure settings for the Input Panel. Figure 87.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 145 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer P e n Ta b le t P ro p e rtie s Utility The following paragraphs briefly describe the purpose and actions of the Pen Tablet Properties utility. To open the Pen Tablet Properties window, select Start à Control Panel à Hardware and Sound and click on the Pen Tablet Properties icon to open the Pen Tablet Properties window shown in Figure 88 (in Windows 7 Pro, click on the ISD Tablet Properties icon). Figure 88.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 146 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer S u p p o rte d Op tio n s Figure 89 and Figure 90 highlight those functions and options that are supported by your ARMOR X10gx pen. NOTE Options not supported by the X10gx pen are grayed out in Figure 89 and Figure 90 for illustration purposes only. They are not grayed out on the actual application screen image. Figure 89.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 147 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer S id e Bu tto n Me n u Op tio n s The side button can be set to perform different functions that are selected from the pull down menu shown in Figure 90. The default function is “Right Click”. Only the lower button menu is used with the X10gx pen. Refer to Explanation of Side Button Options in the Appendix for a description of each menu option.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 148 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ad va n c e d Bu tto n Click on the Advanced button to open the Advanced Settings window, as shown in Figure 91. The two options in this window allow you to set the way the side switch will be used to perform a right click action. Click & Tap is the default action. Figure 91.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 149 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer P o p -u p Me n u Ta b The Pop-up Menu tab is shown in Figure 92. This tab allows you to add additional functionality to the side button. These functions will be displayed in a pop-up menu when the side button is pressed while in an application or working on the desktop. If only one function has been selected, only that function will be available.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 150 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Click on the down arrow in the Add field to open a list of available functions then select and configure the desired function. Those functions that are selected will appear in the Pop-up Items panel to the right of the Add field. Click on the Remove button to delete a function.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 151 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ca lib ra te Ta b The Calibrate tab is shown in Figure 94. Click on the Calibrate button to access the screen calibration routine. Follow the on-screen instructions. Figure 94.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 152 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ta b le t a n d P e n S e ttin g s Utility (Win d o ws XP On ly) Windows XP Tablet lets you customize the tablet and the pen settings to suit the way you work with an active pen. To open the Tablet and Pen Settings window, select Start à Control Panel à Tablet and Pen Settings. Refer to the Windows Help resources for instructions on using these settings. S e ttin g s Ta b The Settings tab is shown in Figure 95.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 153 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Dis p la y Ta b The Display tab is shown in Figure 96. With this tab, you can preset the primary and secondary screen orientations. The Screen Brightness settings are not available from this window. To adjust the screen brightness, refer to Display Management. Figure 96.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 154 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer P e n Op tio n s Ta b The Pen Options tab is shown in Figure 97. Use this tab to adjust pen settings such as doubleclick, right-click, hover, and launch Input Panel. Figure 97.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 155 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer To u c h S e ttin g s Utility (Win d o ws XP On ly) The Touch Settings window is shown in Figure 98. This window provides options to enable or disable the touch screen, hide the cursor, enable a touch sound and access the screen calibration routine. Figure 98.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 156 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Tru e S u ite ™ Fin g e rp rin t Re c o g n itio n S o ftwa re Your X10gx comes pre-loaded with the AuthenTec® TrueSuite™ Premium fingerprint recognition software. This application enables you to secure your computer login, access to specific folders or loaded applications, and your logins to remote websites so that only you can access them with a swipe of your finger or thumb.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 157 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Re a lte k® HD Au d io Ma n a g e r Ap p lic a tio n This application allows you to configure your speakers, adjust headset audio and microphone levels and create sound effects. Refer to Configuring your Audio System for instructions. Figure 100.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 158 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer P ic a s a 3® Im a g e Ca p tu re Picasa 3 is an image capture program that allows you to use the webcam for taking still pictures and movies and for capturing barcodes. A brief tutorial is given in Using the Webcam. Refer to the Picasa 3 Help resources for detailed instructions on how to use this application. Figure 101.
SECTION 5 YOUR ARMOR X10GX SOFTWARE Page 159 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Virtu a l Ma g n ifyin g Gla s s ™ This handy utility allows you to magnify portions of the screen that are too small to see clearly. It projects a virtual magnifying glass over a portion of the screen, as shown in Figure 102. Refer to Screen Magnifier for a brief tutorial on how activate and use this application.
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SECTION 6 Page 161 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 6. TROUBLES HOOTING This section addresses only those problems that can be corrected by replacing a removable component such as a hard drive or battery, by replacing or reseating an external cable, or by changing a configuration setting. Any other failure will require the tablet be returned to DRS Tactical Systems.
SECTION 6 Page 162 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer PROBLEM AREA Display SYMPTOM ACTION FLOW CHART Backlight goes on and off. 1. Default the BIOS. 2. If not fixed, flash H8. 3. If not fixed, send tablet in for repair. Display Pen does not right-click when held against the screen. 1. Select Start à Control Panel à Hardware and Sound à Pen and Touch. 2. Highlight the Press and hold option in the Pen Actions panel and click on Settings. 3.
SECTION 6 Page 163 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer PROBLEM AREA Power System or Battery SYMPTOM ACTION FLOW CHART Charging/Fault LED (indicator panel) is on steady red. The red LED will turn off when the fault condition is removed. Try removing external power (if connected). If the fault occurs on batteries only, connect external power and remove each battery one at a time. If the fault persists, return the tablet for repair. Power System or Battery Run Tablet will not power up.
SECTION 6 Page 164 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Tro u b le s h o o tin g Flowc h a rts TS 01 Ta b le t will n o t P o we r Up Start 1. Remove both batteries and connect tablet to docking station or connect AC adapter. 2. Attempt to power up. Does tablet power up? Yes Replace batteries. No Exit Send tablet in for repair.
SECTION 6 Page 165 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer TS 02 Ta b le t Will No t S ta rt Bo o t P ro c e s s Start Is tablet docked? Yes Undock tablet and attempt to boot up. Did tablet boot up? Yes Send tablet in for repair. No 1. Remove both batteries and connect tablet to docking station or connect DC power supply. 2. Attempt to boot up. Does tablet boot up? No Yes Replace batteries. No Temporarily replace HD with another HD. Does tablet boot up? Yes Re-image HDD.
SECTION 6 Page 166 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer TS 03 Ta b le t Will No t Bo o t in to Win d o ws Start Does boot process halt at white flashing cursor? Yes Verify correct boot device in BIOS. No Does tablet boot to blue screen or does screen go black? Does tablet boot up? Yes Exit No Yes Temporarily replace HD with another HD. No Send tablet in for repair. Does tablet boot up? Yes Re-image or replace HDD. No Send tablet in for repair.
SECTION 6 Page 167 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer TS -04 Ta b le t will n o t re c o g n ize a b a tte ry Start Recharge/ replace the battery. Does tablet recognize battery? Yes Flash the bios No Does tablet recognize battery? Flash H8 No Does tablet recognize battery? Re-image/ replace the hard drive. Exit Yes Yes Yes No Does tablet recognize battery? No Send tablet in for repair.
SECTION 6 Page 168 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer TS -05 Ta b le t is lo c ke d u p Start 1. Shut down tablet. 2. Disconnect external power. 3. Remove both batteries and allow tablet to sit unpowered for 5 minutes. 4. Re-insert batteries and/or connect external power. 5. Reboot tablet. Does tablet Lock up? No Yes Re-image/ replace HD. Does tablet Lock up? No Exit Yes Send tablet in for repair.
SECTION 6 Page 169 of 234 TROUBLESHOOTING ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer TS -06 Ca n n o t c o n n e c t to wire le s s n e two rk Start Shut down and reboot the tablet. Does tablet Connect to network? Yes Exit Yes No Click on Start à Control Panel à Network and Sharing Center. Is a red “X” present on a connection icon? No Open ARMORUtils and click on the Wireless Setup option. Yes No 1. Click on Troubleshoot Problems. 2. Select Network Adapter. 3. Click on Next. 4.
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SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 171 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 7. MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Re p la c in g th e S o lid -S ta te Drive (S S D) The SSD is located in the Flexspace compartment in the back of the tablet (see Figure 4). Follow the procedure in Table 21 to remove and replace the drive. NOTE The SSD should only be removed or installed by a qualified technician in a controlled environment. Table 21.
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SECTION 7 Page 173 of 234 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Re m o vin g a n d Re p la c in g th e Ba tte rie s CAUTION! Only one battery at a time can be removed and replaced during operation without causing a sudden system shutdown. Connect external power first before removing both batteries. Table 22. Remove and Replace a Battery STEP ACTION 1. Locate the battery latch between the two battery compartments on the back of the unit, as shown in COMMENTS Figure 104.
SECTION 7 Page 174 of 234 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer BATTERY #1 LATCH Figure 104. Battery Positioned for Insertion STEP ACTION 5. Slide the latch up until the button pops out. The battery is now locked in place.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 175 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer In s ta llin g a S IM Ca rd Follow the procedure in Table 23 to install your SIM card. CAUTION! Circuit boards containing electrostatic discharge (ESD) sensitive devices are exposed in this compartment. Static-free handling and processing is required to prevent possible damage to the components. CAUTION! Use care when operating the X10gx with the cooling register removed.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 176 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer HARD DRIVE SIM CARD SOCKET Figure 105. Hard Drive Compartment STEP ACTION 5. Place a fingertip in the notch on the left side of the cover and slide the cover to the right until you feel an indent, then lift up. 6. Insert the SIM card with the corner notch to the lower left. 7. Gently press the cover down and slide to the left to lock in place. 8.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 177 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 9. Reinstall the batteries and reconnect external power if desired. Re m o vin g a n d Re p la c in g a Me m o ry Mo d u le Two 2GB memory modules are located in a sealed compartment at the lower left rear corner of the tablet, as indicated in Figure 4. Follow the procedure in Table 24 to replace a module. NOTE This procedure should only be performed by a qualified technician in a controlled environment.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 178 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer STEP 3. ACTION condition or indication Spread the two spring clips securing the top module and lift at the outer edge, as indicated. The module will swing up to a 45° angle, as shown in Figure 107. NOTE A small piece of cushioning tape is sandwiched between the two modules and may make the top module appear to be stuck. Pry up at the edges to release the module from the tape. 4. 5.
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SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 180 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ch a n g in g th e BIOS S e ttin g s Follow the procedure in Table 25 to access the BIOS setup utility and verify settings or make changes. You can use the active pen (not a stylus or fingertip) to navigate the setup screens and select options, or you can connect an external keyboard to one of the USB ports. Contact DRS Technical Support if you have any questions about the BIOS settings for your ARMOR X10gx.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 181 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 5. Click again on the bracketed setting to change that option’s setting. Click repeatedly to cycle through a list of available settings. 6. 7. Select the Exit Submenu tab at the top of the screen. 8. Click on the desired option to select it, then click it again to implement the option and exit the Setup Utility. When all changes have been made, select the Exit tab to open a list of exit options. Table 26.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 182 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Re tu rn in g th e BIOS to its De fa u lt S e ttin g s When your X10gx was shipped to you, the BIOS settings were set to a “default” state for your particular configuration. To return the BIOS to this default state, follow the procedure in Table 27. NOTE Defaulting the BIOS will change the brightness control to the “Automatic” adjustment mode.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 183 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer CAUTION! With the Dock Power Sw set to “Always On”, there is a slight risk of accidentally causing an arc since the exposed power pins on the docking connector will be ‘live’ while undocked. Do not insert any metallic object into the docking connector while the X10gx is powered up.
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 184 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ch a n g in g th e P owe r Bu tto n De fa u lt Ac tio n Follow the procedure in Table 29 to change the default action of the Power button. NOTE This change will only affect the action of the Power button during the operating state; it will still work the same as described in Error! Reference source not found. when the computer is powered off or is in sleep or hibernate mode. Table 29.
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SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 186 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Cre a tin g a n Eve n t Lo g If you are experiencing problems and suspect that they are temperature or battery related, you can create a log of the internal temperature and battery status of the X10gx over time using the Event Recorder function in the ARMORutils Diagnostics window. Follow the procedure in Table 30 to create an event log. Table 30. Creating an Event Log STEP 1.
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SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR ARMOR X10GX Page 188 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ca rin g Fo r th e Dis p la y S c re e n The following tips will help you keep your display clean and healthy: CAUTION! Use only canned compressed air to clean your screen. Do not use an air compressor. Damage to the screen surface could result. CAUTION! Do not attempt to remove stuck particles with a fingernail or other hard object as this can permanently damage the touch screen surface.
SECTION 8 DISPLAY MANAGEMENT Page 189 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 8. DIS P LAY MANAGEMENT Ad ju s tin g th e Brig h tn e s s The brightness of an LCD display is controlled by adjusting the backlight intensity level. The backlight level for the X10gx can be controlled either manually or automatically. When you first receive your X10gx, the brightness mode is set to “Automatic”.
SECTION 8 DISPLAY MANAGEMENT Page 190 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 110. ARMORutils Backlight Setup Dialog Press the UP or DOWN buttons repeatedly or use the pen or a fingertip to move the slider and adjust the backlight level. The % brightness is displayed in a field on the right. You can also use up and down arrows next to this field to adjust the slider.
SECTION 8 DISPLAY MANAGEMENT Page 191 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ca lib ra tin g th e Dis p la y To access both touch screen and pen screen calibration routines, open ARMORutils and click on the Screen Setup option. If the display is set to Dual mode, both calibration options will be available (contrasted). If the display mode is touch or pen only, only that screen calibration option will be available.
SECTION 8 DISPLAY MANAGEMENT Page 192 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Ro ta tin g th e S c re e n The ARMOR X10gx supports the Windows function of rotating the screen between Landscape and Portrait layout mode. In landscape mode (default orientation), the long axis of the screen is along the top and bottom of the display. In portrait mode, you turn the tablet 90° and the long axis of the screen is along the left and right sides of the display.
SECTION 8 DISPLAY MANAGEMENT Page 193 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Us in g th e In te l Gra p h ic s a n d Me d ia Co n tro l P a n e l Right-click anywhere on the desktop or click on the Intel Graphics icon in the icon tray and select Graphics Properties to open the Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel, as shown in Figure 112. Select the rotation angle and click OK. The Intel Graphics Control Panel in Windows XP has similar options. Figure 112.
SECTION 8 DISPLAY MANAGEMENT Page 194 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Us in g a Ke yb o a rd “Ho t Ke y” Co m b in a tio n Open the Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel and select Options and Support à Hot Key Manager. A list of pre-assigned (default) hot key combinations is displayed in the right panel, as shown in Figure 113. You can use these default combinations or specify a combination of your own.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 195 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 9. BATTERY MANAGEMENT The Lithium Ion batteries used in your ARMOR X10gx computer offer the best technology available today. These ‘Smart Batteries’ provide ARMOR X10gx users with the greatest power density and the most accurate “fuel gauge” possible.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 196 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Please use the following safety rules when handling and using lithium-Ion batteries. ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer • • • • • • • • • • Do not expose the batteries to very high temperatures such as an open flame. Do not short circuit the battery contacts or reverse their polarity. Do not let children play with the batteries. Do not crush, dent or allow any deformation of the batteries.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 197 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Wh e n to Ch a rg e a Ba tte ry ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer New Ba tte rie s Due to current regulations regarding shipment of lithium Ion batteries, your X10gx batteries are shipped to you in a partially charged condition, typically with a maximum charge of 30%-50%. DRS recommends that you fully charge your batteries before using them for the first time in your computer.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 198 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 De p le te d Ba tte rie s Le ft in th e Co m p u te r ARMOR X10gx Lithium ion batteries left in aTablet computer Computer with the power off will discharge at approximately 4% over a 24 hour period. Therefore, a depleted battery can become fully depleted or possibly overly discharged in about two days.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 199 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Wh a t to Do fo r a n Ove rly Dis c h a rg e d Ba tte ry ARMOR Tablet Computer The X10gx has an X10gx internal Level 2 smart battery charger. One of the features of this charger is that it will attempt to recover a battery that has been too deeply discharged (<3%). This is done by applying a trickle current of 80 milliamps for about 3 minutes.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 200 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 How to Ch a rg e Yo u r Ba tte rie s ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer The X10gx batteries automatically begin charging when installed in the ARMOR Tablet and external power is applied. To recharge the batteries, plug the circular connector of the AC adapter into the DC power input jack on the left side of the ARMOR X10gx, or into the PWR connector on a desk dock unit.
SECTION 9 Page 201 of 234 BATTERY MANAGEMENT ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Table 32. Select How to Charge the Batteries ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer STEP ACTION COMMENTS 1. Double-click on the ARMORutils icon on the desktop and select the Battery Monitor dialog page from the Main screen. The Battery Monitor dialog page opens. 2. Click on the Charger Settings button. The Charger Control Settings window opens.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 202 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 How to Te ll Wh e n Ba tte rie s Ha ve Fin is h e d Ch aARMOR rg in g X10gx Tablet Computer While the batteries are charging, the fuel gauge LEDs will light to indicate the current level of charge and the amber Charging/Fault LED will flash at a 1-second rate. When the batteries are fully charged, all five fuel gauge LEDs will be on steady and the Charging/Fault LED will be on steady.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 203 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Op e ra tin g Un d e r Low Ba tte ry Co n d itio n s ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer CAUTION! The battery critical alarm and action points are preset at the factory and should not be changed unless directed by DRS Technical Support. Incorrectly setting the battery alarm points could result in the X10gx shutting down unexpectedly and causing the loss of work in progress or corrupting your hard drive.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 204 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 115. Reserved Battery Alert message Critic a l Ba tte ry Le ve l Ala rm When the remaining charge reaches 5% (critical battery level), Windows will automatically place your computer into hibernate mode. Hibernation is a low-power mode that first saves your current session to storage and then performs an orderly shutdown.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 205 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 What to Do for an Overly Discharged Battery). However, if the battery continues to discharge, the internal battery circuits may permanently disable the battery for safety reasons and you will X10gx Tablet Computer not beARMOR able to recover it. Avo id in g Ove rly Dis c h a rg in g Yo u r Ba tte rie s The following suggestions will help avoid an overly discharged condition.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 206 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 CAUTION! ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Permanent battery capacity loss is greatest at elevated temperatures with the batteries fully charged. Do not leave batteries installed in your X10gx in high temperature surroundings with external power connected for days or weeks at a time. Remove the batteries and store them in a cool place.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 207 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 How to Op tim ize En e rg y Us e ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer You can help ensure the maximum performance of your batteries and reduce energy consumption when on batteries or external power by optimizing your computer’s power management features. For some suggested ways to do this, select Start à Control Panel à Hardware and Sound and click on the Power Options icon.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 208 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Ch a n g in g P o we r P la n S e ttin g s X10gx Tablet Once ARMOR you’ve selected a power plan, youComputer can customize these plans by clicking on the Change plan settings option. This will open the Edit Plan Settings window, as shown in Figure 117. The settings shown are the default settings for the Balanced power plan.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 209 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 or manage your processor power consumption. NOTE: You may need administrator privileges to access these settings. ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 118. Advanced Power Settings Window Cre a tin g Yo u r Own P owe r P la n In addition to the three plans initially provided with your computer, you also can create your own power plan. Click on the Create a power plan option in the navigation panel to learn how to do this.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 210 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Mo n ito rin g Ba tte ry S ta tu s ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer You can monitor the status of each battery (current charge level, whether charging or discharging, etc.) in three ways: 1) By clicking on the Battery icon in the systray to open a desktop battery monitor window. NOTE: The battery icon will change to a battery with plug icon when external power is connected.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 211 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 120. Windows Desktop Battery Window Examples – Batteries Charging NOTE There may be a slight disparity in % charge between what ARMORutils reports as fully charged and what Windows reports. When the Charging/Fault indicator changes from flashing to on steady, the batteries are fully charged regardless of the final % indicated.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 212 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Figure 121. ARMORutils Battery Monitor Dialog Ge n e ra tin g a n Eve n t Lo g The Event Log is generated from the Event Recorder option on the ARMORutils Diagnostics dialog. The Event Log allows you to record the changes in system temperatures and battery status over time. Refer to Creating an Event Log for instructions on using this feature.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 213 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Ba tte ry Co n d itio n in g /Ca lib ra tio n ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Your ARMOR X10gx batteries are self-calibrating and do not normally require the conditioning process. The only time DRS recommends conditioning/calibrating a battery is if you notice that the charge levels reported by Windows or ARMORutils, or displayed by the battery gauge, are consistently different from actual battery performance.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 214 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 NOTE ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Conditioning batteries while the computer is in use can cause excessive heating inside the X10gx. It is recommended that you decrease the screen brightness as much as possible and close any unneeded applications during the conditioning process to help reduce heat buildup. Table 33. Conditioning a Battery STEP ACTION CONDITION OR INDICATION 1.
SECTION 9 Page 215 of 234 BATTERY MANAGEMENT ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 STEP ACTION COMMENTS ARMOR X10gx Tablet ComputerNOTE: If only one battery is installed, Select #1 Only, #2 Only or Both 3. 4. selecting that battery will cause the START CYCLE option to appear in dark text; if you select the missing battery or BOTH, the START CYCLE option will appear in grayed out text. Select START CYCLE. An alert window will appear as shown in Figure 123.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 216 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Wh e n to Re p la c e a Ba tte ry ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Battery life is affected by the age of the battery, its operating temperature history and the number of deep discharge/recharge cycles that it goes through over time. No m in a l Us a g e Industry surveys report that “average daily use” (8 hours or less at nominal room temperature) equates to approximately 300-400 full discharge/recharge cycles per year.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 217 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 Yo u r Ba tte ry’s Wa rra n ty ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Your X10gx battery is warranted against all defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of shipment from DRS. NOTE: Because of the many variables associated with usage and aging, DRS is not responsible for battery capacity performance except as affected by factory defects or workmanship in the battery.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 218 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 • Lithium ion batteries self discharge at the rate of about 10% per month. While in longterm storage, you should recharge the batteries every 3-4 months to a charge level of ARMOR 30-50%. X10gx Tablet Computer • To check a battery’s remaining charge, insert it in the X10gx, power up the unit and select the Battery Monitor button from the ARMORutils Main window.
SECTION 9 BATTERY MANAGEMENT Page 219 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer SECTION 8 • Do not disassemble the batteries. • Package the batteries so that they cannot move around or make contact with each other. ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer • Follow the procedure in How to Return a Product to DRS to generate an RMA.
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SECTION 10 DRS TECHNICAL SUPPORT Page 221 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary 10. DRS TECHNICAL S UP P ORT DRS Tactical Systems is committed to providing you best product support and the fastest turn around service possible. Be fo re Yo u Co n ta c t Us Please have your technical personnel check for network or custom software problems before contacting DRS Technical Support with a problem. NOTICE DRS Tactical Systems, Inc.
SECTION 10 DRS TECHNICAL SUPPORT Page 222 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer 7) Select Send. 4. Include the Following Required Information with Your Product(s): • Company name, address and telephone number. • RMA number received from DRS (if applicable). • Serial number of the product (see How to Find and Interpret your Unit’s Serial Number. • Date of purchase. • Your ship-to address and any special shipping requirements. • A detailed description of the problem. 5. Prepare your Products for Shipment.
SECTION 10 DRS TECHNICAL SUPPORT Page 223 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer In Europe, ship to: DRS Tactical Systems Rathausstr. 10 53797 Lohmar, Germany ATTN: Service Center Technician Once your product(s) are repaired or replaced under the terms specified in the warranty, DRS will return your product(s), with shipping pre-paid, to the address included with your RMA. If Yo u Ne e d In fo rm a tio n Please call us, fax us, email us, or visit our website.
SECTION 10 Page 224 of 234 DRS TECHNICAL SUPPORT ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer How to Fin d a n d In te rp re t yo u r Un it’s S e ria l Nu m b e r Your X10gx serial number is printed on a label located on the bottom left rear panel of the tablet, as shown in Figure 125. This serial number indicates to DRS the unique configuration of your tablet and its manufacturing history. SERIAL NUMBER Figure 125.
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 225 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Glossary ACRONYMS ACRONYM AC ALS BIOS CD-ROM CDMA CPU DC DVD EDGE EVDO GB GPRS GPS GSM HDD HSDPA I/O LCD LED OEM PC PCMCIA RAM SAS SD SIM SmBus SODIMM SSHD SVGA TFT USB VAC VDC VGA WLAN WWAN XGA 9711-26020-0001 DEFINITION alternating current ambient light sensor basic input/output system compact disk – read only memory code division multiple access central processing unit direc
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 226 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms GLOS S ARY TERM DEFINITION ambient temperature The temperature of the air surrounding an object fully depleted battery A lithium-ion battery that has discharged to a level of 3 % or below. fully charged battery A lithium-ion battery that has reached 100% of charge as indicated by a steady 100% LED on the Battery Gauge on the Control Panel.
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 227 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Wa rra n ty In fo rm a tio n DRS TACTICAL SYSTEMS, INC. LIMITED WARRANTY – HARDWARE ARMOR PRODUCTS Ge n e ra l In fo rm a tio n DRS Tactical Systems, Inc. (“DRS”) warrants for the duration of this warranty that the DRS ARMOR product(s) (“Product(s)”) produced by DRS will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions set forth herein.
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 228 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer DRS is not responsible for any third-party software created for use in the integration and/or operation of any Products, Accessories and/or Replacement Products whether or not such third party software was installed by DRS. Maintenance and support service for third-party software is the sole responsibility of the creator thereof.
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 229 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary AP P ENDIX A Exp la n a tio n o f Ac tive P e n S id e Bu tto n Op tio n s 4th Click (Back) Duplicates a 4th mouse button click – usually the Back command in browser application. 5th Click (Forward) Duplicates a 5th mouse button click – usually the Forward command in browser application. Click Duplicates a left mouse button click.
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 230 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer brush stroke. Right Click Duplicates a right mouse button click. Tablet PC Defined Uses the pen settings defined in the Pen Options tab of the Pen and Touch dialog window. Tablet PC Input Panel Opens the Tablet PC input panel (only with versions of Windows that support Tablet PC).
REAR MATTER ACRONYMS AND GLOSSARY Page 231 of 234 ARMOR X10gx Tablet Computer Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acronyms Glossary RECORD OF CHANGES Rev ECO # Description Of Change - 81874 Initial Release. A 81995 B 82450 C 85196 Pg. 63, 1st sentence – Changed “WLAN” to “WWAN”; Pg 185 – Changed item 3 to read: “If you prefer to use our online RMA service, please ask for a Username and Password. To access our online RMA service:” Removed references to port replicator.
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