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PS6U1UPE
USB-Peripheral
to
Ethernet Adapter
Mobility Electronics, Inc
9918 Via Pasar,
San Diego, CA
92126, USA
User Guide
Phone: (858) 880-2225
Fax: (858) 530-2733
www.invisioncradles.com
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Copyright© 2005 Mobility Electronics, Inc. All rights reserved. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Disclaimer Mobility Electronics, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this user guide. Mobility Electronics, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any loss or claims by third parties that may arise through the use of this product. Mobility Electronics, Inc.
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Contents CONTENTS .......................................................................................... III INTRODUCTION..................................................................................... 1 GETTING STARTED................................................................................. 2 Before You Begin ....................................................................................... 2 Connecting to the
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Introduction The InVision PS6U1UPE serves as an essential data communications device, enabling you to synchronize the information on your Symbol® MC50 and a host computer using ActiveSync® technology, or your Symbol® MC3000 using your customized synchronizing software, across a standard Ethernet network. There are 3 connection ports on the PS6U1UPE. These are described below: Ports Function A standard barrel port used for
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Getting Started Before You Begin Before you can successfully connect your Symbol MC50 or MC3000 to your network with your PS6U1UPE, you must have successfully configured your device for ActiveSync operations. For assistance with ActiveSync operations, please refer to your Symbol Integrator Guide. Only after you have successfully created an ActiveSync partnership between your MC50 or your MC3000 and your host computer, and complet
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Step 3 – CAB File Installation To install the CAB file directly onto the MC50, follow these simple steps: Connect the MC50 USB cable to a USB port on your computer. Open your Windows Explorer and browse to the \MC50 Drivers folder to locate the file USBOTG.MC50.CAB. Next, open ActiveSync and click on the Explore button. Then “drag & drop” the USBOTG.MC50.CAB file onto the My Pocket PC icon in the ActiveSync window. Y
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Next, click on the Windows Explorer and select the four files shown in the adjacent window – (1) USBMode.cpl, (2) USBMode.exe, (3) bvd_udc_ser.dll, and (4) USBPSMDM.dll. To select all four files at one time, press the CTRL key as you “left-click” on each file’s name. When finished, all four files will be highlighted. Now, drag & drop all four of the files to the \Windows folder on the MC50. The bvd_udc_ser.dll file should autom
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Connecting the MC50 to the PS6U1UPE Setting up your PS6U1UPE is easy and includes only these simple steps. 1. Connect the Power Supply (PN 170140-000), as shown below. 2. Connect the Mini USB Adapter Cable (PN 190087-000) to the MC50 USB cable and to the PS6U1UPE, as shown below. 3. Connect the Ethernet Cable to the network (see the Section “Connecting the PS6U1UPE to your Network” for more information.) The PS6U1UPE req
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Setting up the MC3000 Setting up your PS6U1UPE is easy and includes only these simple steps. 1. Connect the USB Mini-A to Mini-B Adapter Cable (PN 170373-000) to the MC3000 cradle and to the PS6U1UPE, as shown below. 2. Connect the Power Supply (PN 170140-000), if you have one, as shown below. The power supply is not required because the PS6U1UPE can draw power directly from the MC3000. 3. Connect the Ethernet Cable to the netw
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Connecting the PS6U1UPE to your Network Completing the setup of the PS6U1UPE to your network is simple: 1. Connect one end of a standard RJ45 Ethernet cable to the PS6U1UPE, as shown below. 2. Connect the other end of the cable to an open port on your network’s hub, switch, or router, as shown below. Mobility Electronics, Inc 7
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Product/Technical Support Mobility is committed to providing its customers with first-class customer service and technical support. For your convenience, a few troubleshooting techniques are provided below that might help you fix your problem quickly and easily. If you have a different issue, or if you have tried these and they didn’t resolve your problem, please feel free to contact Technical Support at: Mobility Electronics 9918
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Symptom: It won’t ActiveSync! Possible Cause Action ActiveSync partnership between host Reconnect the MC50/MC3000 directly to the host computer and your MC50/MC3000 is not computer and try an ActiveSync operation. correctly established If it fails, refer to the Symbol Integrator Guide for guidance with ActiveSync problems, or contact Symbol Technical Support. If ActiveSync works OK when directly connected to the host comput
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Appendix A – Regulatory Information Radio Frequency Interference Requirement FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not ins
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Appendix B – Warranty Mobility Electronics, Inc. warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship to the original purchaser (or the first purchaser in the case of the remanufactured product being sold) for a period of one (1) year from the date of shipment. This warranty is limited to a repair or replacement of the product. To obtain warranty service, the purchaser must first call Mobility Electronics, Inc. for an R
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InVision USB-Peripheral to Ethernet Adapter User Guide Mobility California, Inc. 9918 Via Pasar, San Diego, CA 92126, USA Phone (858) 880-2225 • Fax (858) 530-2733 Email: invisioncradles@mobl.com • www.invisioncradles.com Part Number 190086-000 Rev A Mobility Electronics, Inc 13
