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This User Manual is published by WideFly Limited without any warranty. Improvements and changes to this User Manual

necessitated typographical errors, inaccuracies of current information, or improvements to programs and/or equipment, may be

made by WideFly Limited any time and without notice. Such changes will, however, be incorporated into new editions of this

User Manual.

FCC Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could avoid the users’ authority to

operate the equipment.

Important Safety Information

PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING WF28

Always treat your product with care and keep it in a clean and dust-free place

Do not expose WF28 to moisture or humidity

Do not expose WF28 to extreme high or low temperatures

Do not attempt to disassemble your product

Use only the chargers and batteries approved by WideFly Limited. The use of any other type may invalidate any approval

and warranty. No reverse charging with other chargers, they may have inverse polarity

Never use the charger if the plug is damaged

Never touch the charger it your hands/feet are wet

Do not expose the charger to water, it may cause electrical fires

Do not repair the charger yourself for your safety

To reduce the risk of fire or burns, do not disassemble crush or puncture the battery

Recycle or dispose of the battery safely and properly according to local laws and regulations

Do not dispose of the battery in fire or water

Do not let the metal contacts on the battery touch other metal object, it could lead to short-circuit and damage the battery

For WF28 model, only approval batteries, chargers that are designed for the model can be used with WF28 PDAunit

Document Revision History

To facilitate reading of new or changed content, please see the change mark (vertical line) showing at the left

hand side of the paragraphs.

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version Release

Date Author Major Changes

Rev 1.2 2007-10-08 James Updated Chapter 6, Wi-Fi Roaming.

Rev 1.1 2007-07-12 James Updates for ROM v1.0a or higher

Added Chapter 10: Terminal Services Client (TSC)

Added Chapter 11: System Clone, Backup/Restore & ROM

Upgrade

Rev 1.0 2007-06-01 James First release of WF28 User Manual

Contents

Chapter 1:Overview 1

Front & Back Panel Components········································································································· 1

Top, Bottom, Side Components············································································································ 1

Battery & Charging······························································································································· 2

Turn on / off·········································································································································· 3

Suspend (Sleep) / Resume (Wakeup)·································································································· 3

Soft Reset ············································································································································ 4

Clean Reset (Restore to factory default)······························································································ 4

Stylus & Screen Calibration·················································································································· 5

Chapter 2:System Information 6

Serial No., Memory & Version·············································································································· 6

Operating System Information·············································································································· 6

Chapter 3:Admin & User Mode 7

Introduction ·········································································································································· 7

Admin Login & Default Mode················································································································ 8

User Mode Restriction·························································································································· 9

CustomizingAdmin / User Mode Shortcuts························································································ 10

autorun.inf·········································································································································· 10

Change Admin Password····················································································································11

Chapter 4:Regional Settings 12

Date & Time ······································································································································· 12

Regional Settings······························································································································· 12

Multi-lingual Operating System ·········································································································· 13

Chapter 5:Windows Explorer (File Manager) 14

Windows Explorer Options················································································································· 14

Creating Shortcuts······························································································································ 15

Recycle Bin········································································································································ 16

Chapter 6:Wi-Fi 17

Wi-Fi Status & Tray Icon····················································································································· 17

Configuring Wi-Fi Network & Single SSID Feature ············································································ 17

Wi-Fi Roaming ··································································································································· 19

Always-on Wi-Fi ································································································································· 20

Wi-Fi Auto Retry································································································································· 21

IP Address & DNS······························································································································ 22

Chapter 7:Power 23

Power Settings··································································································································· 23

Battery Level ······································································································································ 24

Chapter 8:Keyboards & Input Methods 25

On Screen Keyboard / Change Input Method ···················································································· 25

Install / Un-install Input Methods ········································································································ 25

Configuring Input Method··················································································································· 25

Chapter 9:General Configurations 26

Backlight············································································································································· 26

Display ··············································································································································· 26

Sound················································································································································· 26

Taskbar··············································································································································· 27

MSR··················································································································································· 28

Task Manager····································································································································· 28

Chapter 10:Terminal Services Client (TSC) 29

TSC & Autologon································································································································ 29

Sample RDP File································································································································ 30

RDP File & Security···························································································································· 30

RDP File Format································································································································· 30

Chapter 11:System Clone, Backup/Restore & ROM Upgrade 34

Introduction ········································································································································ 34

Local Backup Disk······························································································································ 35

Missing Backup Disk·························································································································· 35

Configure Backup Disk Size··············································································································· 37

Backup Options·································································································································· 38

Restore Options ································································································································· 39

Chapter 12:Specifications 40

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Chapter 1: Overview

Front & Back Panel Components

Top, Bottom, Side Components

Protective flip cover

Programmable indicator / LED

(Driven by application)

Power & Wi-Fi Status Indicator / LED

Off = Wi-Fi disconnected or PDA off

Blue flash (slow) = Wi-Fi connected

Blue flash (fast) = Wi-Fi searching for network

Amber flash = charging

Green solid = battery full

Red flash = battery low

Red solid = battery very low (will auto off soon)

Battery cover

Numbering label

(Purchase separately)

Reset Button

(Underneath the

cover)

Stylus

SD Card slot

Power key

Mini-USB

(Connect to USB

Synchronization Cable)

Charging socket

Strap hole

Stylus

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Battery & Charging

Loading Battery

Pull down the battery cover

Align the metal contacts of the battery with the contacts

inside the battery compartment

Lightly press the battery downwards until if fits the battery

compartment

If battery locking is required, push the battery lock

leftwards

NOTE: users should be fully aware of this lock or forcibly

unload of battery may damage the lock

Battery Charging

Plug the charger to the electrical socket

Connect the charger plug to charging socket of the PDA

During charging, status indicator / LED displays in amber

flash

When fully charged, indicator is turned to green solid

Battery is charging Battery is fully charged

NOTE:

For a brand new battery, it takes arpproximately 2 hours 30 mins / 3 hours 45 mins to fully charge a 1200mAh /

1800mAh battery.

Battery Lock (Push left to lock)

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Turn on / off

To turn on the PDA, press the power key.

During system boot up, some system information is displayed:

Serial No. (SN), an globally unique no. to identify a PDA

ROM version, the version of system firmware

ROM release date

ROM languages (Eng + SC is English plus Simplified Chinese. A

multi-lingual system)

Windows CE Edition (Professional Edition)

Clock Speed (300MHz)

To turn off the PDA, press and hold the power key for 2 seconds.

System would pop up a message “POWER OFF” before turning off.

Suspend (Sleep) / Resume (Wakeup)

PDA can be suspended like sleeping to achieve maximum power saving. When PDA is suspended, backlight

and touch panel are off, CPU is in sleeping status while Wi-Fi can be kept connected.

To suspend PDA manually when it is on, lightly press the power key.

To resume (wake up) PDA manually, lightly press the power key again. Once resumed, PDA is back to the

original status with backlight on and CPU running.

NOTE: Please refer to “chapter 7: Power” on detail description of sleep mode and power saving.

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Soft Reset

Soft reset may be necessary in case system does not response to any pressing of buttons & screen. The soft

reset is like a reboot of system. It does not erase any installed programs or saved data.

Always save the data within the programs actively running on PDAbefore performing a soft reset or unsaved

data may be discarded.

To perform a soft reset:

Open battery cover

Locate reset button near the top left hand corner of

the battery

Lightly press the reset button by stylus

System will be rebooted

Clean Reset (Restore to factory default)

In case a thorough reset of PDA is required, clean reset can be performed to erase all installed programs,

settings and data. The clean reset is equivalent to restoring system to factory default.

To perform a clean reset:

Turn off PDA

Open battery cover

Locate reset button near the top left hand corner of the battery

Turn on PDA and hold the power key (don’t release)

Lightly press the reset button by stylus

Continue to hold the power key for 4 seconds or more

Follow the screens below:

Confirm to perform clean reset

(restore to factory default) Double confirm All system data is erased by system

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Stylus & Screen Calibration

Ensure touch panel accurately responds to tapping positions on screen, recalibration may be necessary. Click

Start > Settings > Control Panel > Stylus > Calibration (Tab page)

Screen calibration Follow targets and tap screen by

stylus Calibration completed

In case screen does not respond double click correctly, sensitivity of double-tap may need adjustment. Click

Start > Settings > Control Panel > Stylus > Double-Tap (Tab page)

Set double-tap sensitivity

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