Honeywell 8680I - Manual
The Honeywell 8680i Wearable Mini Mobile Computer is a compact device designed for hands-free operation in rugged environments, covering essential topics like its basic functionality, durability, and advanced features. This system emphasizes wearable integration, including compatibility with accessories such as gloves and trigger rings, while addressing connectivity–such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and wired communication–to ensure reliable data transmission. The manual also highlights key operational aspects like battery management, display limitations, and security protocols to support its use in demanding conditions.
Table of Contents:
- Page 1 – Basic Operation and Version Information
- Page 2 – Advanced Features and Accessory Compatibility
- Page 3 – Connectivity and Security Protocols
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BASIC OPERATION
Q.
Q How long do the batteries last?
Q.
A
With all functions under normal use conditions, the
extended battery is rated for 10 hours and 8,000 scans;
the slim battery is rated for 8 hours and 3,000 scans.
Q.
Q Can I change from triggered ring to glove and
vice versa?
Q.
A
Yes, this simply requires changing the mounts on the
bottom of the unit.
Q.
Q Can I change from slim to extended batteries?
Q.
A
Yes, simply remove and replace the battery. The device
and battery chargers are compatible with both batteries
with no changes required.
Q.
Q Is the device suitable for outdoor use?
Q.
A
With an IP54 sealing, -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
operating temperature, and a sunlight-readable display,
the 8680i wearable mini mobile computer is suitable for
outdoor use.
Q.
Q How can I restart the device without removing
the battery?
Q.
A
Hold the button to the left of the display for 6 seconds, and
the device will restart.
Q.
Q Which charging options are available?
Q.
A
We offer 4-bay and 12-bay chargers for devices or
batteries.
Q.
Q Can I charge the device with the glove
attached?
Q.
A
The glove should be removed from the 8680i wearable
mini mobile by detaching the snaps before charging, as
leaving the glove attached can interfere with a secure fit
in the charger.
Q.
Q What is the difference between the Standard
and Advanced versions?
Q.
A
The Standard version offers lightweight, ergonomic
Bluetooth®-wearable scanning with clear communication
of wireless connection, battery status, and scan results
when paired with another device.
The Advanced model enables streamlined workflows
on a single device, replacing a scanner and mobile
computer when paired with a network host application.
The customizable user-facing display communicates
workflow instructions, while the two-button interface
enables users to navigate menus and confirm selections.
The 8680i wearable mini mobile connects directly to the
network application through Wi-Fi and the SDK.
Q.
Q How can I configure my device?
Q.
A
Basic device setting barcodes are published in the User
Guide. More complex settings can be configured using
the EZConfig tool. If using EZConfig, please reference the
User Guide to configure the device for connection (must
be changed from default HID to SPP mode to establish
connection).
8680i
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About this manual
- Brand
- Honeywell
- Model
- 8680I
- Document type
- Manual
- Language(s)
- English
- Pages
- 3
- File size
- 175.9 KB
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Summary
Answers to common questions regarding basic operation, including battery life, charging, outdoor suitability, device restart procedures, differences between Standard and Advanced versions, and configuration methods.
Frequently asked questions about advanced features, wearable accessories such as gloves and triggered rings, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi communication settings, display limits, device status checks, programming, glove mounting, safety ratings, and pairing instructions.
Common questions concerning Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, security standards, pairing options, wired communication capabilities, and access to additional resources.
