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- Page 1 USER’S GUIDE | REVISION B MODEL X10gx TABLET COMPUTER Copyright 2010, DRS Tactical Systems, Inc., Melbourne, Florida. All Rights Reserved.
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Page 2: Front Matter Content
DESK BATTERY CHARGER DOCK BREAKOUT BOX VEHICLE COMPACT POWER SUPPLY KEYBOARD To learn more about ARMOR accessories, please call 1-888-872-1100 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... - Page 3 Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. • This X10gx tablet computer has been tested for compliance with ATEX directive 94/9/EC. • This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003, Issue 4 June 7, 2004 and RSS-210, Issue No 7 (June 2007) and No 5 (Nov 2001).
- Page 4 FRONT MATTER CONTENT PAGE 4 • To prevent radio interference to the licensed service [in Canada], this device is intended to be operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment (or its transmit antenna) that is installed outdoors is subject to licensing. •...
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Page 8: Warning Summary
PAGE 8 WARNING SUMMARY 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. - Page 9 These items may pose a choking or suffocation hazard. WARNING! Do not disable the power switching function if the X10gx will be used in a hazardous location (HAZLOC), regardless of the docking station used.
- Page 10 AC adapter connected to the computer and vehicle power connected to the docking station. Permanent damage to the X10gx batteries or to the computer itself may result. CAUTION! Use only the battery originally supplied with your ARMOR X10gx or one recommended by DRS.
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Page 11: Table Of Contents
Viewing, Navigating, and Printing this Guide ..................22 Terminology Used in this Guide ......................22 Please Help Us Maintain Top Quality Documentation ................23 2 Getting to Know your ARMOR X10gx ..............24 Processing ............................24 Data Storage ............................24 Dual-Mode Display.......................... - Page 12 Docking Stations ..........................46 3 Getting Started ......................52 Installing the Batteries ..........................53 Turning On Your X10gx for the First Time ....................56 Turning the X10gx On Normally ......................56 Putting the Computer in Sleep Mode ...................... 56 Turning the Computer Off Normally ......................56 Emergency Shutdown ..........................
- Page 13 Capturing Images and Video ....................... 73 Scanning a Barcode ..........................75 Screen Magnifier ............................. 78 Tips for Proper Use and Care Of Your X10gx ..................79 4 Networking ......................80 Managing your Wireless Connections ..................... 80 WI-FI (WLAN) Connections ......................... 80 Bluetooth Connections ..........................
- Page 14 TS-04 Tablet will not recognize a battery ..................135 TS-05 Tablet is locked up ........................136 TS-06 Cannot connect to wireless network ..................137 7 Maintaining Your ARMOR X10gx ................. 139 Replacing the Solid-State Drive (SSD) ....................139 Removing and Replacing the Batteries ....................140 Installing a SIM Card ..........................
- Page 15 Setting the BIOS for Power Operation with Legacy Docks ..............150 Comm Port Remapping ........................151 Caring For the Display Screen ......................152 Monitoring the Health of Your ARMOR X10gx ..................153 Event Recording ..........................153 8 Display Management .................... 155 Adjusting the Screen Brightness ......................
- Page 16 FRONT MATTER CONTENT PAGE 16 Battery Conditioning ..........................174 How to Optimize Battery Operating Time ....................176 How to Monitor Battery Usage ......................176 Open the Task Bar Battery Window ....................176 Open the ARMORUtils Battery Monitor Page ..................177 When to Replace a Battery ........................
- Page 17 Figure 26. X10gx Docking Station Attached to Ball Mount Assembly ............49 Figure 27. ARMOR Legacy Vehicle Docks ....................50 Figure 28. X10gx Mounted in a Universal Dock with Keyboard Tray and Keyboard ......... 51 Figure 29. ARMOR X10gx Battery Compartments ..................53 Figure 30.
- Page 18 Figure 75. Tablet PC Settings Utility – Other Tab ..................116 Figure 76. WACOM Pen Tablet Properties Window – Pen Tab ............... 117 Figure 77. Settings and Options Supported by the ARMOR X10gx Active Pen ........118 Figure 78. Side Button Menu Options ....................... 119 Figure 79.
- Page 19 Table 12. Activating your WWAN Network Connection ................88 Table 13. Setting up a Physical LAN Connection ..................92 Table 14. ARMOR X10gx Trouble Symptoms ..................129 Table 15. Remove and Replace the Solid-State Drive ................139 Table 16. Remove and Replace a Battery ....................140 Table 17.
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Page 20: Welcome And Introduction
The ARMOR X10gx gives you the power of a desktop computer in a rugged portable tablet computer. The X10gx can be mounted in a vehicle or it can be used on a desktop, on the ground, held on the lap, or held in the crook of the arm. You can write and perform operations directly on the screen, work with a virtual on-screen keyboard, or attach a USB keyboard (compact keyboard, standard-sized USB keyboard, or Bluetooth keyboard). -
Page 21: Your Armor X10Gx Purchase
Figure 1. 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 X10gx Tablet Computer sales representative if any item is missing or damaged. TABLET... -
Page 22: Armor X10Gx Documentation
Viewing, Navigating, and Printing this Guide This guide can be viewed interactively on your X10gx using Adobe PDF Reader or it can be printed to paper. To view this guide on the computer, click on the User’s Guide icon on the desktop. -
Page 23: Please Help Us Maintain Top Quality Documentation
SECTION 1 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Page 23 Please Help Us Maintain Top Quality Documentation This guide was produced with the latest information available and verified for accuracy at the time of its release. However, mistakes are possible, and product updates may supersede the information in this guide. -
Page 24: Getting To Know Your Armor X10Gx
4 GB of random access memory (RAM). Windows® 7, 64 bit is the standard operating system, or the X10gx can be configured with Windows XP or Linux Red Hat operating systems in either 32 or 64 bit mode. -
Page 25: Wireless
Batteries One or two battery packs can be installed in compartments in the back side of the X10gx, as shown in Figure 5. The X10gx batteries are high efficiency lithium-ion batteries that are “hot swappable.”... -
Page 26: Flexspace
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 26 Flexspace™ The X10gx has additional space and flexible interfaces to allow the addition of custom cards and modules for extended capabilities. Refer to Flexspace for a more detailed description of the Flexspace concept. -
Page 27: Key Features
PAGE 27 Key Features The following paragraphs and images describe the principal components, controls, indicators, connectors and accessories of the ARMOR X10gx. NOTE All references to front/rear, left/right and top/bottom locations in this guide are relative to the front (or face-on) view of the computer as it appears when it is set up for operation. -
Page 28: Front And Top Panel Features
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 28 Front and Top Panel Features OPTIONAL GPS WI-FI AND ANTENNA ACTIVE PEN BLUETOOTH (BEHIND WITH TETHER ANTENNAS COVER) SPEAKER #1 SPEAKER #2 (BEHIND COVER) INDICATOR (INSIDE CASE) (INSIDE CASE) PANEL... -
Page 29: Controls
The fingerprint scanner sensor is used with security software to allow you to log onto the computer or gain access to specific applications. Use of the scanner requires specialized software that is not provided with the X10gx. 9711-26020-0001 Rev B... -
Page 30: Indicators
WI-FI Indicator A blue LED that is on steady when the WI-FI radio is powered on and enabled, and is off when the X10gx is in standby or hibernate mode, or is powered down. GPS Indicator A blue LED that is on steady when the GPS module is powered on and enabled, and is off when the X10gx is in standby or hibernate mode, or is powered down. -
Page 31: Ambient Light Sensor (Als)
A steady red color if a system error occurs, such as an overvoltage, undervoltage or overcurrent condition or a battery failure. Power Indicator A blue LED that is on steady whenever power is applied to the ARMOR X10gx and is off when power is shut down. Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) The ALS senses changes in surrounding light levels and adjusts the display brightness accordingly. -
Page 32: Rear Panel Features
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 32 Rear Panel Features The rear panel of the X10gx houses compartments for two batteries, a hard drive and a RAM memory module, as shown in Figure 5. 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. -
Page 33: Battery Compartments
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 33 Battery Compartments There are two battery compartments on the rear panel, as indicated in Figure 6. These compartments are sealed against moisture and dirt and provide quick and easy access for battery replacement. -
Page 34: Flexspace™ Compartment
Flexspace™ Compartment The Flexspace compartment is a sealed compartment located at the upper right rear panel of the X10gx. It normally houses the solid-state drive (SSD) and a SIM card. This compartment is shown in Figure 7 with the cover removed. The SIM card socket is located underneath the hard drive, as shown in Figure 8. -
Page 35: Subscriber Identity Module (Sim) Card Socket
PAGE 35 Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) Card Socket The X10gx is equipped with a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card socket located behind the SSD ( Figure 8). A SIM card is a small electronic card that contains your subscriber ID, billing information, and network permissions. -
Page 36: Memory Module Compartment
Figure 9. NOTE: When 4 GB modules become available, the X10gx will support up to 8 GB of RAM with a 64 bit operating system such as Windows 7. NOTE This compartment should only be accessed by a qualified technician in a controlled environment. -
Page 37: Built-In Webcam
PAGE 37 Built-In Webcam The X10gx has a built-in 2 megapixel camera located on the back side of the top left antenna cover ( Figure 10). The camera is equipped with an autofocus lens and can be used to capture still images, movies and barcodes. -
Page 38: Left Side Panel Features
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 38 Left Side Panel Features On the left side of the tablet, support for a second display is provided with a DisplayPort® cable connector. A GB Ethernet port and two USB 2.0 ports are also located on this side of the tablet. -
Page 39: Right Side Panel Features
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 39 Right Side Panel Features 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. -
Page 40: Bottom Panel Features
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 40 Bottom Panel Features The bottom panel of the tablet has two docking station mount points and houses the Bluetooth antenna. BLUETOOTH ANTENNA DOCKING (BEHIND BOTTOM STATION MOUNT PLATE) POINTS Figure 14. Bottom Panel Features... -
Page 41: Included Components, Accessories And Support
The X10gx can operate as long as 4 hours on two fully charged batteries and up to 2.5 hours on a single battery. -
Page 42: Ram Memory Modules
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 42 RAM Memory Modules Your X10gx contains 4 GB of random-access memory (RAM) in two 2 GB 200-pin mini SODIMM modules, as shown in Figure 17. Figure 17. RAM Memory Module... -
Page 43: Ac Adapter
SECTION 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 43 AC Adapter This +15 VDC, 4.8 amp power supply or “AC Adapter” is used to recharge the batteries and can be used to power the unit. A European power cord is available. -
Page 44: Flexspace Device Support
The Flexspace compartment can provide up to 3 PCI-e card slots, 3 USB 2.0 ports, 6 general purpose I/O (GPIO) connections to the docking connector and 2 GPIO connections to the processor. The antenna panel on the right side of the X10gx can house a custom antenna or be modified to provide additional I/O connectors. -
Page 45: Optional Accessories For Your X10Gx
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 45 Optional Accessories for Your X10gx There are a number of optional accessories that extend the capabilities of the X10gx or make it easier for you to use and maintain. Compact Keyboard A reduced-size USB keyboard is available for use with... -
Page 46: Docking Stations
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 46 Docking Stations There are a number of docking stations available to support and enhance the X10gx, either for the desk top or for use in a vehicle. NOTE The parallel port is not supported by the X10gx on any docking station or the port replicator. -
Page 47: Figure 23. Port Replicator
It is connected by a cable to the docking connector at the back of the vehicle dock. The X10gx dock can be mounted on a vehicle cab wall, console or on a ball mount assembly. There are four mounting holes in the dock that meet the VESA 100 mm hole pattern, as shown in Figure 24. -
Page 48: Figure 24. X10Gx Rf Dock And Breakout Box
CONNECTORS BREAKOUT BOX Figure 24. X10gx RF Dock and Breakout Box Figure 25. X10gx Vehicle Dock on a Ball Mount Assembly 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 49: Figure 26. X10Gx Docking Station Attached To Ball Mount Assembly
OPTIONAL MOUNTING BRACKET P/N 0410F49462-0000 BALL PLATE BALL PLATE HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Figure 26. X10gx Docking Station Attached to Ball Mount Assembly 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 50: Figure 27. Armor Legacy Vehicle Docks
A variety of mounting systems are also available. Figure 27 shows the X10gx mounted in a universal dock on a ball mount assembly with keyboard tray attached. -
Page 51: Figure 28. X10Gx Mounted In A Universal Dock With Keyboard Tray And Keyboard
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ARMOR X10GX PAGE 51 Figure 28. 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. -
Page 52: Getting Started
GETTING STARTED PAGE 52 Getting Started 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 ±... -
Page 53: Installing The Batteries
If your X10gx has only one battery pack, install it in the Primary Battery compartment. 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... -
Page 54: Figure 30. Battery Positioned For Insertion
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 54 Table 1. Install the Battery Packs STEP ACTION CONDITION OR INDICATION Locate the bottom latch between the two battery compartments on the back of the unit, as shown in Figure 29 . Press in and hold the button while sliding the latch down. - Page 55 CONDITION OR INDICATION Slide the latch up until the button pops out. The battery is now locked in place. If your X10gx has only one battery, go to Step 9. If your X10gx has two battery packs, slide the top latch open.
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Page 56: Turning On Your X10Gx For The First Time
Windows operating system software. Turning the X10gx On Normally Turn the computer on by pressing and releasing the Power button. The ARMOR X10gx will perform self-checking routines during the start-up process. All units are configured at the factory to automatically boot to the Microsoft Windows desktop unless a custom configuration has been requested. -
Page 57: Indicator State Summary
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 57 Indicator State Summary Table 2 lists all states for the various X10gx indicators. Refer to Indicators for a description of each LED. Table 2. LED Indication Summary IF THE THIS MEANS: INDICATION EXTERNAL BATTERY... - Page 58 SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 58 IF THE THIS MEANS: INDICATION EXTERNAL BATTERY POWER POWER IS: MODE Steady red Power on Connected Removed A system error has occurred Drive Flashing Power on Connected or Installed Processor is accessing Activity intermittently Disconnected the hard drive LED (blue)
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Page 59: Accessing And Using The Gps Receiver
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 59 Accessing and Using the GPS Receiver Click on the U-Center™ desktop icon or select Start à All Programs à u-center. The U-Center application opens as shown in Figure 31. U-Center GPS Application Window The diagram in the center shows the approximate positions of satellites that are within range of the receiver. -
Page 60: Audio Adjustments
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 60 Audio Adjustments Speakers Double-click on the orange speaker icon in the task bar tray. The Realtek® HD Audio Manager window opens with the Speakers main tab (top of page) open and the Speaker Configuration sub-tab displayed, as shown in Figure 31 . -
Page 61: Microphones
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 61 Microphones Click on the Microphone main tab at the top of the page. The Microphone main tab opens with the Microphone Effects sub-tab displayed, as shown in Figure 32. Set up and adjust your microphones. -
Page 62: Using The X10Gx In A Vehicle Dock
Both the RF and Non-RF docks have a “dock sense” pin that tells the X10gx when it is docked. This allows the X10gx to turn off power to the docking pins when the tablet is undocked, and turn power back on when it is docked. -
Page 63: Table 3. Configuring The External Antennas
Dock RF Mux panel. NOTE If you have an X10gx RF dock installed but are not using external antennas, you must set the Dock RF Sw to “Disable” in order to use the tablet’s internal antennas. -
Page 64: Armor Legacy Docks
PAGE 64 ARMOR Legacy Docks There are also a number of legacy docks that can be used with the X10gx (see Docking Stations). If you are using a legacy docking station, whether it be a desk dock, vehicle dock or port replicator, power must always be available at the tablet docking connector pins, so the automatic power switching feature needs to be disabled in the BIOS. -
Page 65: Operating The X10Gx Display
However, as soon as you move an active pen (like the one that comes with your X10gx) within approximately 1 cm of the screen surface, the touch screen will turn off and the pen screen digitizer will turn on. -
Page 66: Table 4. Pen Screen Actions
GETTING STARTED PAGE 66 Using the X10gx Pen with the Pen Screen Table 4 lists mouse-type objectives you can perform using the X10gx pen with the pen screen. NOTE This description assumes the side button is set for the right-click function. -
Page 67: Working With The Touch Screen
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 67 Working with the Touch Screen 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 stylus tip requires only light to moderate pressure. - Page 68 Touch Screen Calibration NOTE You will not be able to use the pen that came with your X10gx to calibrate the touch screen since the calibration routine will detect the active pen tip and not allow you to proceed. Use your fingertip or a passive stylus designed for touch screens.
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Page 69: Entering Data Using The Input Panel
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 69 Entering Data Using the Input Panel Accessing Input Panel in Windows 7 The input panel is a virtual keyboard and handwriting entry tool that is located on your desktop. It is normally hidden just off the left side of the display but the edge appears when you tap on the screen with an active pen, stylus or fingertip, as shown in Figure 34. -
Page 70: Figure 36. Input Panel
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 70 MODE OPTIONS AND ICONS HELP Figure 36. Input Panel Click on the Tools menu for handwriting options and for information on how to set up and use Input Panel. Editing Documents in Windows 7 When you tap on an open text document such as a WordPad document, a keyboard icon will appear on the screen. -
Page 71: Accessing Input Panel In Windows Xp
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 71 Accessing Input Panel in Windows XP Tap on the Input Panel icon in the task bar to open the Input Panel frame, as illustrated in Figure 36. Mode Configuration Buttons Options and Help Figure 37. 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. -
Page 72: Figure 40. On-Screen Keyboard Mode
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 72 Fig u re 40. On-S c re e n Ke yb o a rd Mo d e Customizing the Input Panel You can customize the Input Panel based on your personal preferences, such as automatic text insertion, changing the ink thickness, and adjusting the amount of space between lines in the writing area. -
Page 73: Using The Webcam
Capturing Images and Video Image and video capture is performed using the built-in webcam and image capture software. Your X10gx is provided with a version of Picasa 3™ image editor to demonstrate the image capture process. Follow the procedure in Table 6 to capture and save a still image or movie using this software. -
Page 74: Figure 41. Picasa Application Window
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 74 CAPTURE BUTTON Figure 41. Picasa Application Window 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 75: Scanning A Barcode
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. -
Page 76: Figure 43. Webcam Barcode Scanner® Barcode Scanner Application Window
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 76 Figure 43. Webcam Barcode Scanner® Barcode Scanner Application Window 2D Barcodes in Datamatrix or QR format A sample 2D barcode is shown in Figure 43. Follow the procedure in Table 8. to scan a barcode. Figure 44. -
Page 77: Figure 45. Quickmark® Barcode Scanner Application Window
SECTION 3 GETTING STARTED PAGE 77 Figure 45. QuickMark® Barcode Scanner Application Window Figure 46. A Captured 2D Barcode 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 78: Screen Magnifier
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™. -
Page 79: Tips For Proper Use And Care Of Your X10Gx
GETTING STARTED PAGE 79 Tips for Proper Use and Care Of Your X10gx 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. -
Page 80: Networking
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 80 Networking Managing your Wireless Connections WI-FI (WLAN) Connections Your WI-FI (WLAN) radio is already configured and operating. Refer to Table 9 for instructions on how to establish and manage your WLAN connections. NOTE The Windows Network and Sharing Center window will show you all of the networks you are connected to. -
Page 81: Figure 48. Windows Network And Sharing Center
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 81 STEP ACTION CONDITION OR INDICATION For more detailed information on the options settings these windows, click on the Help icon Figure 48. Windows Network and Sharing Center 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 82: Figure 49. Currently Connected And Available Wi-Fi Networks
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Page 83: Bluetooth Connections
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 83 Bluetooth Connections Your Bluetooth network is already configured. To see what Bluetooth devices are available and to add or remove devices, follow the procedure in Table 11. Table 10. View and Manage Bluetooth Devices STEP ACTION CONDITION OR INDICATION Select Start à... -
Page 84: Figure 50. Devices And Printers Window
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 84 Figure 50. Devices and Printers Window 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 85: Figure 51. Bluetooth Settings Window
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 85 Figure 51. Bluetooth Settings Window 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 86: Using The Optional Gobi Wwan Radio
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 86 Using the Optional Gobi WWAN Radio Installing your SIM Card You must have a SIM card installed in order to connect to a WWAN network. Follow the procedure in Table 11 to install the SIM card. NOTE This procedure should only be performed by a qualified technician in a controlled environment. -
Page 87: Figure 52. Ssd And Cradle
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 87 DRIVE CRADLE Figure 52. SSD and Cradle STEP ACTION Lift the SSD and drive cradle out of the way to expose the SIM card socket. Place a fingertip in the notch on the left side of the socket cover and slide the cover to the right until you feel an indent, then lift up. -
Page 88: Connecting To A Wwan
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 88 Reinstall the compartment cover with 12 Philips screws. Reinstall the batteries and connect external power if desired. Connecting to a WWAN Once your card is installed, you are ready to activate your network connection. Follow the procedure in Table 12 to activate a network connection. -
Page 89: Figure 53. Sierra Oneclick Connection Manager Window
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 89 Figure 53. Sierra OneClick Connection Manager Window Figure 54. OneClick Connection Manager Settings Window 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d – S e e P a g e 3... -
Page 90: Controlling Your Wireless Radios
Click it again to turn them all back on. For use of the Dock RF Sw and Dock RF MUX options, see Using the X10gx in a Vehicle Dock. 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d –... -
Page 91: Wireless Signal Quality
SECTION 4 NETWORKING PAGE 91 Wireless Signal Quality Wireless signal quality is affected by several conditions: • Distance from the access point (wireless transmit and receive antennas). • Access rights (set up through an administrator). • Your security settings. • Orientation of the wireless antennas. -
Page 92: Accessing A Lan Using An Ethernet Cable
PAGE 92 Accessing a LAN using an Ethernet Cable The ARMOR X10gx comes with an RJ-45 connector that allows a cable connection to an Ethernet LAN. This connection supports the 10/100 Base-T LAN standard. The connector is on the left side of the unit as shown in Figure 12. -
Page 93: Your Armor X10Gx Software
PAGE 93 Your ARMOR X10GX Software Your ARMOR X10gx comes with a variety of software and utility applications. Many of these are standard with the Windows 7 operating system, some are provided by DRS to improve your configuration and control of the tablet and some may be custom software provided for your special requirements. -
Page 94: Help For Windows
Fig u re 57. Ac c e s s in g Ta b le t P C Tu to rials a n d In fo rm atio n Help for Windows For information on using Microsoft Windows features and options, refer to the Microsoft help files and documentation on the X10gx Tablet Computer by clicking on the Start button and selecting the Help and Support option. 9711-26020-0001 Rev B Exp o rt Co n tro lle d –... -
Page 95: Armorutils Program
PAGE 95 ARMORUtils Program The ARMORUtils program is the latest version of ARMOR Utilities and is provided to help you configure and manage your X10gx computer. It contains settings and information about screen setup, wireless configuration, battery status and much more. -
Page 96: Backlight Setup Dialog Window
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR X10GX PAGE 96 Backlight Setup Dialog Window The Backlight Setup dialog window allows you to adjust the screen brightness manually or automatically from a minimum of 5% to a maximum of 100%. Figure 59. ARMORUtils Backlight Setup Dialog... -
Page 97: Manual Adjustment
(ALS) located on the indicator panel on the front of your X10gx tablet. This sensor monitors the available ambient (surrounding) light and automatically adjusts the backlight level to maintain the same relative screen brightness. -
Page 98: Wireless Devices Dialog Window
Figure 60. ARMORUtils Wireless Devices Dialog Radio ON/OFF Buttons There is an ON and Off button for each radio that can be installed in the X10gx. When you first start your ARMOR X10gx, all installed radios are enabled (default condition). Each radio can then be disabled by pressing its OFF button and re-enabled by pressing its ON button. -
Page 99: Save Settings Button
MAINTAINING YOUR X10GX PAGE 99 These options allow you to select which external antennas will be used by the X10gx. You can select GPS only, WWAN only, or both antennas. If only one external antenna is selected, the other radio will operate on its internal antenna. The initial default option is “Both”. -
Page 100: Programmable Button Settings Dialog Window
SECTION 7 MAINTAINING YOUR X10GX PAGE 100 Programmable Button Settings Dialog Window This page is shown in Figure 60. It allows you to preset a function for each of the three programmable buttons P1–P3 on the tablet control panel. You can configure and activate an additional function for P1-P3 by pressing and releasing the Fn button and then pressing and releasing one of the programmable buttons (Fn+P1, P2, P3).
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