
M5000 Portable Data Terminal American Microsystems, Ltd.
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The M5000 PDT also provides an audible beep when a bar code has been successfully scanned. To
change the tone and length of the beep, choose Setup, Bar Codes, Bar Code Beeper and toggle
between desired beeper options.
Other beep sequences are programmed to let you know about possible problems. For a full range
of system errors, please refer to System Warnings.
Batteries
Three AA alkaline batteries are used to power the M5000 PDT and serve as a power source for
input devices attached to the unit. When the battery power drops below an adequate level, the unit
indicates Battery Low on the display screen. To replace the batteries, follow the steps below:
1. Turn off the power to the M5000 PDT.
2. Place the unit face down and unlatch the bottom strap from the unit.
3. Press down slightly on the battery compartment and slide the cover to the right, away from
the case.
4. Carefully lift the batteries from the case.
5. Replace the batteries with three new AA batteries in the positions indicated by the diagram
inside the compartment.
6. Replace the battery cover by sliding it to the left until it snaps into place.
7. Replace the hand strap latch into its fastener.
The internal lithium battery provides backup power that supports the RAM memory when the
main batteries are removed. Collected data as well as system defaults including the internal clock
are protected by backup battery power.
Taking Care of your M5000 PDT
Protect your M5000 Portable Data Terminal from damage by following the simple
recommendations below.
Electrical components can be damaged by exposure to intense electrical fields, therefore avoid
exposing the M5000 PDT to the following conditions:
9 Avoid electrostatic discharge produced by friction such as heavily carpeted areas during
periods of low humidity.
9 Avoid using the unit with a modem during electrical storms.
9 Avoid exposure to sources of intense arcing
9 Avoid exposure to powerful electromagnetic fields such as large motors, induction coils,
transformers, etc.
9 Avoid exposure to sources of ionizing radiation such as x-rays, etc.
Mechanical components can be damaged by exposure to the following conditions:
9 Direct exposure to water—do not immerse
9 Physical contact or hard impact
9 Extreme heat or open flame; do not leave on a vehicle dashboard or enclosed vehicle
9 Highly corrosive environments
9 Strong industrial cleaning solvents
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