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The Falcon Vehicle Mount Powered Dock
70 Falcon
®
DOS Portable Terminals
Overview
The Vehicle Mount Powered Dock is designed for road vehicles such as step
vans or semi tractors and forklifts using the optional mounting bracket. The
mounting configuration is flexible to respond to the variety of vehicle configu-
rations and personal driver preferences.
•The Falcon
31X without an integrated laser functions in the Vehicle
Mount Powered Dock.
• The Vehicle Mount Powered Dock also functions with the Falcon
32X
with or without an integrated laser.
PSC offers a standard mounting bracket that provides vibration isolation (rec-
ommended for forklifts), however a custom bracket or off-the-shelf cell phone
mounting equipment can also be used.
The vehicle-mounted dock holds the Falcon
31X and 32X as specified above.
The powered docking station has two primary uses:
1. Recharge the NiMH battery pack(s) and lithium backup batteries.
2. Provide a connection for serial communications between the Falcon and
the host computer or another serial device, such as a printer or modem.
Power Supply
AC Power supplies are available that meet either 110V - 120V or 200V -
240V. The Vehicle Mount Powered Dock requires a DC power source within
the range of 11 V to 16.5 V.
There is also a Vehicle Mount Dock (without power) available for the Falcon 31X
and 32X (PSC part number 00-445-00).
CAUTION
If the Falcon contains Alkaline or non-rechargeable batteries, do not connect the
power supply to the dock.
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- User’s Guide 1
- User’s Guide i 3
- User’s Guide iii 5
- Datalight 7
- DOS End User 7
- License Agreement 7
- 8. Limitation Of Liability 9
- 10. Termination 9
- 11. General Provisions 9
- PSC Falcon 10
- DOS Warranty 10
- Safety Information 11
- Falcon Model 33X 12
- Falcon Model 34X 13
- Advisory Statement 14
- Regulatory Statements 14
- Laser Safety 15
- Norwegian 18
- Portuguese 18
- Japanese 20
- Overview 22
- Falcon Model Numbers 22
- Document Conventions 24
- Falcon Basics 25
- First-Time Use 26
- “Please Wait” Messages 26
- Electrical Rating 27
- Auto-Shutoff 27
- Low-Battery Warning 27
- Replacement Batteries 28
- Battery Disposal 28
- Replacing the Batteries 29
- Falcon Models 31x and 32x 29
- Falcon Models 33x 30
- NiMH Battery 31
- Pack’s label 31
- Falcon Models 34x 32
- Removing the Pistol Grip 34
- The Serial Port 36
- The Falcon Applications 36
- Falcon Keypads 37
- Falcon 31x 41-Key Keypad 39
- Input Modes 40
- Working with Input Modes 41
- International Characters 42
- Falcon 32x 57-Key Keypad 43
- 20 Falcon 44
- Repeating Keystrokes 46
- and 34x 25-key keypad: 47
- Icons and Input Modes 48
- Double Action Key Mode 49
- Double Strike Mode 49
- Press and Wait Mode 50
- Falcon 33x/34x 38-Key Keypad 51
- 28 Falcon 52
- Falcon 34x 48-Key Keypad 56
- Table 19 57
- Falcon Viewport 59
- Falcon 31X 60
- Falcon 32X 61
- Falcon 33X and 34X 62
- 38-Key Keypad 62
- 25-Key Keypad 63
- 48-Key Keypad 64
- Adjusting the Contrast 65
- Using the Backlight 66
- Falcon Accessories 67
- Integrated Scanners 68
- Falcon Dock 68
- Falcon 4-Slot Dock 68
- Vehicle Mount Powered Dock 69
- Portable Battery Charger 69
- 46 Falcon 70
- Using a Scanner 71
- Scanning Bar Codes 72
- Triggers 73
- The Laser Module 74
- Spot Beam Timeout Mode 75
- Release Scan Mode 76
- Linear Imager 76
- Attaching a Bar Code Reader 77
- 54 Falcon 78
- The Falcon Dock 79
- Electrical Ratings 80
- The Power Adapter 81
- Using the Falcon Dock 82
- 60 Falcon 84
- Falcon Four-Slot Dock 85
- Front Panel 86
- Status of Entire Unit 87
- Status of individual Slots 87
- Back Panel 88
- Power Adapter 89
- Creating a Dock Network 90
- Charging a Falcon’s Batteries 91
- Transferring Data 91
- 68 Falcon 92
- The Falcon Vehicle 93
- Mount Powered Dock 93
- Power Supply 94
- Fuse Replacement 95
- Vehicle 12VDC Connection 95
- Installation 96
- Mounting Bracket 97
- Bottom Mounting Bracket 97
- Custom Mounting Brackets 98
- Figure 35 100
- Indicators and Functions 101
- Indicator Function 101
- 78 Falcon 102
- DOS Portable Terminals 102
- Troubleshooting, and 103
- Technical Support 103
- Maintenance 103
- Bar Codes 104
- Bar code won't scan 104
- Batteries 105
- 82 Falcon 106
- 84 Falcon 108
- 86 Falcon 110
- 87 113
- refer to viewport 114
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