Launcher

for Honeywell Computers powered by Android™

User Guide
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 - Customer Support 1

Technical Assistance 1
Product Service and Repair 1
Limited Warranty 1
Send Feedback 1

Chapter 2 - Get Started 3

About Launcher for Android 4
Supported Computers 4
About Launcher for Android Licensing 4
About Upgrades 5
About Demo Licenses 5
How to Identify the Active License Type 5
About Intermec License Manager 5
Install Launcher for Android on Your Computer 6
Start Launcher for Android 7
Log Into Launcher 8
Log Out of Launcher for Android 8
Disable Launcher for Android 8
View the About Screen 8

Chapter 3 - Configure Launcher for Android 9

Configure Permissions Settings 10
Launcher for Android Management Settings 10
Set the Display Wallpaper 10
Configure White List Settings 10
How to Make Launcher Persist Through a Factory Reset 11
Disable Airplane Mode 11
Disable Volume Hard Key 11
Set the Logoff Timeout 11
Set the Application Mode 11
Set the User Mode 12
How to Configure Multiple Mobile Computers 12
Copy the Configuration File to Your PC 12
Configure Multiple Mobile Computers 13
Troubleshoot Launcher for Android 13

Chapter 4 - Users and Security 15

About User Profiles 16

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 Create a New User 16
Delete a User 16
Change the Admin Password 16
Reset the User Password 17
Security Recommendations 17

Appendix A - Miscellaneous Information 19

Launcher for Android and Older Operating Systems 20
Requirements 20
Install Launcher for Android on a CT50 20
Install Launcher for Android on a Dolphin 70e or 75e 21
Purchasing Licenses 21
Licenses of Third Party Software 22
Sample HoneywellLauncher.xml File 26

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 CHAPTER
CUSTOMER SUPPORT

1
Technical Assistance
To search our knowledge base for a solution or to log in to the Technical Support
portal and report a problem, go to www.hsmcontactsupport.com.
For our latest contact information, see www.honeywellaidc.com/locations.

Product Service and Repair

Honeywell International Inc. provides service for all of its products through service
centers throughout the world. To find your service center, go to
www.honeywellaidc.com and select Support. Contact your service enter to obtain a
Return Material Authorization number (RMA #) before you return the product.
To obtain warranty or non-warranty service, return your product to Honeywell (postage
paid) with a copy of the dated purchase record.

Limited Warranty
Refer to www.honeywellaidc.com/warranty_information for your product’s warranty
information.

Send Feedback
Your feedback is crucial to the continual improvement of our documentation. To
provide feedback about this manual, contact the Honeywell Technical
Communications department at [email protected].

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 CHAPTER
GET STARTED

2
This chapter introduces the Launcher application and includes these sections.
l About Launcher for Android
l Start Launcher for Android
l Disable Launcher for Android
l View the About Screen

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About Launcher for Android
Launcher for Android is a customizable, locked-down application that allows users to
launch only approved applications on their Android computers. Launcher features
include:
l Administrator-controlled access to applications on the computer.
l Administrator-controlled access to computer functions. For example, you can pre
vent the user from accessing WLAN, WWAN, the SDCard, and so on.
l multiple user profiles.

Supported Computers
The following computers support Launcher for Android as part of Enterprise Client
Pack (ECP):
l Dolphin 75e Handheld Computers powered by Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
l Dolphin CT50 Handheld Computers powered by Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
l CN75/CN75e Handheld Computers powered by Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
l CK75 Handheld Computers powered by Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
l CN51 Handheld Computers powered by Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
l CT60 Handheld Computers powered by Android 7 (Nougat)
The following computers support earlier versions of Launcher. For information on
installing previous versions of Launcher on the computers listed below, see Launcher
for Android and Older Operating Systems
l Dolphin 70e Handheld Computers powered by Android 4.0
l Dolphin 75e Handheld Computers powered by Android 4.4
l Dolphin CT50 Mobile Computers powered by Android 4.4

About Launcher for Android Licensing

Using Launcher for Android requires an application license.
If a demo version of the Launcher for Android application was preinstalled on your
Honeywell computer, you need to purchase an application license to use Launcher for
Android once the demo period (60 days) has expired.
If a licensed version of the Launcher for Android application was preinstalled on your
Honeywell computer, you do not need to purchase an application license to use
Launcher for Android.
If Launcher for Android was not preinstalled on the computer, you need to install the
application and purchase an application license to use Launcher for Android once the
demo period (60 days) has expired. See Purchasing Licenses.
If you are upgrading your system from Android 4.4 to Android 6.0, you do not need to
re-install the license. The license installed for Android 4.4 will work for Android 6.0.

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About Upgrades
To upgrade Launcher for Android on the computer, you must have a valid application
license and an active maintenance license installed. Application licenses include one
year of maintenance upgrades starting from the time the license is activated.
Maintenance must be renewed before the end of the first year or before the current
maintenance license expires, failing which a new application license must be
purchased for utilizing any application upgrades.
l The older version is not uninstalled. The newer version replaces the currently
installed application.
l The license persists if it is within the first year of the license purchase or there is a
valid maintenance license.
l The settings persist if the EZConfig “generate” option is not used and the settings
XML was stored in IPSM.
l Follow the steps in Install Launcher for Android on Your Computer.

About Demo Licenses

After you install Launcher for Android, the application runs in demo mode for 60 days,
or until you purchase an application license.
After 60 days, a license expired message box appears informing you the free trial
period has come to an end. Select OK to dismiss the message and close the
application.
For information on purchasing and installing licenses, see Purchasing Licenses.

How to Identify the Active License Type

If a license is active on the Honeywell computer, you can identify the license type from
the About screen in the Launcher application.
To View License Information
1. Log Into Launcher.

2. Tap and select About.

3. The license type is identified in the Type field and in the extension of the Feature
name.
l Clientpack.d.demo
The “.d.demo” extension indicates a demo license.
l Clientpack.d
The “.d” extension indicates a permanent application license.
l Clientpack.maint.d
The “.maint.d” extension indicates a maintenance license.

About Intermec License Manager

You can use the Intermec License Manager (ILM) to download and distribute your
Launcher licenses.
To Download Intermec License Manager

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 1. Go to www.honeywellaidc.com.
2. Select Get Resources > Downloads> Software.
3. Click on the Technical Support Downloads Portal link, https://hs
mftp.honeywell.com.
4. Create an account if you have not already created one. You must login to download
the software.
5. Install the Honeywell Download Manager tool on your PC prior to trying to down
load any files. The link for the Honeywell Download Manager is located in the Note
above the software tree.
6. Locate the Intermec License Manager in the Software directory:
Software > Software and Tools > Emulator Browsers and Tools > License Manager >
Current
7. Select Download. Follow the prompts to download the application.

Install Launcher for Android on Your Computer

The Launcher for Android application is part of the Enterprise Client Pack (ECP)
software bundle. The ECP bundle installs three applications on the computer:
Launcher for Android, the Enterprise TE application, and the Enterprise Browser. If
ECP did not come pre-installed on the computer, you can download the software
bundle from www.honeywellaidc.com. ECP is supported for Android 6.0 and later. For
computers running an earlier version of the Android operating system, seeLauncher
for Android and Older Operating Systems
For a list of prerequisites for each device, refer to the software release notes.
Note: Before attempting to download and install software, see Supported Computersand
About Launcher for Android Licensing
Note: If you are installing Launcher on a CT50, or Dolphin 75e running Android 6.0, use the
Enterprise Client Pack (ECP) package instead of the Honeywell Launcher single
installation. The ECP package installs Launcher, Browser, and TE on your computer.
Note: If you are upgrading or downgrading Launcher from a previously installed version with
a .zip file, the Launcher installation file must have a different name than the previously
installed version. If the file does not have a different name, the installation will fail.
Note: The computer must have power for the entire length of the installation process or it
could become unstable. Do not attempt to remove the battery during the process.
To Download ECP
1. Go to www.honeywellaidc.com.
2. Select Get Resources > Downloads > Software.
3. Click on the Technical Support Downloads Portal link,
https://hsmftp.honeywell.com.
4. Create an account if you do not already have one. You must login to download the
software.
5. Install the Honeywell Download Manager tool on your PC. The manager is required
to download software.
6. Navigate to Software > Software and Tools > Emulators Browswers and Tools

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 > Enterprise Client Pack.
7. Select the Enterprise Client Pack (ECP) software bundle for your device.
8. Select Download. Follow the prompts to download the application.
To Install ECP
1. Copy the .zip file from your PC to the \IPSM card\honeywell\autoinstall folder on
the computer.
2. Touch All Apps > AutoInstall.
l Verify Enable AutoInstall has a check mark in the box.
3. Press and hold the Power button until the options menu appears.
4. Select Reboot.
5. When the Honeywell splash screen appears, simultaneously press and hold the
Power and Volume Down buttons until the Recovery screen appears.
l If necessary, press the up or down Volume button to scroll through the options
until Recovery mode appears at the top of the screen.
6. Press the Power button to enter the advanced options screen.
7. Use the up or down Volume buttons to sleect (highlight) Apply update from IPSM.
8. Press the Power button.
9. Use the Volume buttons to highlight the .zip file.
10. Press the Power button toinitiate the installation.
11. Once the "Install from Ipsm complete" message appears, select Reboot system
now, and press the Power button.
Optional Installation Method
1. Copy the .zip file from your PC to the \Internal storage\honeywell\autoinstall folder
on the computer.
2. Touch All Apps > AutoInstall.
l Verify Enable AutoInstall has a check mark in the box.
3. Touch Packages update. The computer automatically initiates a reboot and installs
the software.

Start Launcher for Android

If you are starting Launcher for Android for the first time, you can log in as an
administrator. As an administrator, you can Create a New User profile and Configure
Launcher for Android.
If this is the first time you are logging in as an administrator, make sure you change
the default administrator password to something more secure.
1. Open Launcher for Android.
2. In the Settings page, slide the Status bar to the On position.
3. When the Enable pop-up screen appears, tap OK.
4. In the User Name field, type admin.

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 5. In the Password field, type admin.
6. Tap Login. You are logged into Launcher for Android as an administrator.

Log Into Launcher

To log into Launcher, follow these steps.

1. Tap and select Log In from the drop-down list.

2. In the User Name field, type admin.
l If another user has been created, substitute the desired user name.
3. In the Password field, type admin.
l If another user has been created, substitute the pass user name.
l If the password for the admin account has been updated, substitute the updated
password.
4. Tap Login. You are logged into Launcher for Android, either as the administrator or
as a user.

Log Out of Launcher for Android

When you are finished with your session, log out of Launcher for Android.

1. Tap and select Log Out from the drop-down list.

2. When the Log Out pop-up screen appears, tap OK. You are logged out of your ses
sion.

Disable Launcher for Android

Disable Launcher for Android when you are not using it to lock down your computer.
1. Log Into Launcher as an administrator.

2. Tap and then tap Settings.

3. In the Settings page, slide the Status bar to the Off position.
4. When the Disable pop-up appears, tap OK.

View the About Screen

Use the About screen to view the version number of Launcher for Android.
To view the About screen, Launcher for Android must be enabled.
1. Log Into Launcher.

2. Tap and select About.

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CONFIGURE LAUNCHER FOR

3 ANDROID

As an administrator, you can customize the needs of each user by controlling the
access to the computer and applications that are installed. Use these topics to
l Configure Permissions Settings
l Set the Display Wallpaperr
l Configure White List Settings
l How to Make Launcher Persist Through a Factory Reset
l Disable Airplane Mode
l Disable Volume Hard Key
l Set the Logoff Timeout
l Set the Application Mode
l Set the User Mode

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Configure Permissions Settings
Configure the Permissions settings to enable or disable a variety of settings such as
Wi-Fi and WWAN.
1. Log Into Launcher as an administrator.

2. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

3. Tap Manager Users. The Manage Users Account screen appears.
4. Select the user you want to configure.
5. Under Permissions, select the check boxes to enable or clear check boxes to disable
the settings.

Launcher for Android Management Settings

Permissions Setting Description
Wi-Fi Enables Wi-Fi communications on the computer.
WWAN Enables WWAN communications on the computer.
Allows you to read and write to an SD card when it is
SD Card
inserted into the computer.
Change Password Allows the user to change their own password.
Configure Auto-Run Allows the user to configure their Auto-Run settings.
Allows the user to change some device settings such as
Device Settings
Sound, Display, and Honeywell Smart Sensor.

Set the Display Wallpaper

You can choose the wallpaper that appears in the Launcher screen if you have Device
Settings permission.

1. Tap and then tap Settings.

2. Go to Display > Wallpaper.
3. Select the wallpaper you want to appear and tap Set wallpaper.
4. Logout to see the wallpaper setting.

Configure White List Settings

Add applications to the white list to enable access to only specific applications on the
computer. This feature prevents users from accidentally changing system settings, and
helps ensure that users stay focused and as productive as possible.
1. Log in as an administrator.

2. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

3. Tap Manager Users. The Manage Users Accounts screen appears.

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 4. Select the user for whom you need to configure white list settings.
5. Tap Manage Application Whitelist. The Configure White List screen appears.
6. Select the applications you want to add or remove from the white list.
7. Tap Finish to save your changes.

How to Make Launcher Persist Through a Factory Reset

To make Launcher persist on the computer after a factory reset, you need to:
1. Make sure the HoneywellLauncher.zip file is in the sdcard\Honeywell\autoinstall
folder.
2. Copy the HoneywellLauncher.xml file to the sdcard\Honeywell\persist folder.

Disable Airplane Mode

There is no Airplane Mode in the Power Menu. This setting only persists in the CT50.
The default value is enabled.

1. Tap and then tap Settings.

2. In the Settings page, tap the Disable Airplane Mode check box to enable or disable
the setting.

Disable Volume Hard Key

You can disable the computer volume hard keys if you do not want them to be used.
The default value for this setting is disabled.

1. Tap and then tap Settings.

2. In the Settings page, tap the Disable Volume Hard Key check box to enable or dis
able the setting.

Set the Logoff Timeout

You can set Launcher to logoff if there are no actions. The default value is 0 (zero)
which means the application will never logoff automatically.

1. Tap and then tap Settings.

2. Tap Logoff Timeout.
3. Type the amount of time in minutes before the application will log off.

Set the Application Mode

An admin can set the Application Mode for normal users. You can set Application
Mode to either Single Application Mode or Multiple Application Mode. The default
value is Multiple Application Mode which allows users to access more than one
application.

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 Single Application Mode is implemented for Enterprise Browser only. You can set
Launcher to Single Application Mode and only add Enterprise Browser in the whitelist.
When Enterprise Browser runs in this mode, a user cannot exit Enterprise Browser by
clicking the Back button.
Single Application Mode works the same as Multiple Application Mode for all other
applications. Users can add more than one application in Single Application Mode.

1. Tap and then tap Settings.

2. In the Settings page, tap Application Mode.
3. Tap either Single Application Mode or Multiple Application Mode.

Set the User Mode

An admin can set the User Mode for the computer to Single User or Multiple User.
When Single User is enabled, Launcher automatically creates a Default user profile for
this computer. When Multiple User is enabled, you can create more than one normal
user for the computer. The default value is Multiple User.

1. Tap and then tap Settings.

2. In the Settings page, tap User Mode.
3. Tap either Single User or Multiple User.

How to Configure Multiple Mobile Computers

After you have configured all users on a device (as an administrator), it is easy to export
the configuration file and use it to configure other devices.
To use the configuration file to configure other mobile computers, you need to:
l Copy the Configuration File to Your PC
l Configure Multiple Mobile Computers

Copy the Configuration File to Your PC

When you configure Launcher for Android on your mobile computer for the first time,
it configures the HoneywellLauncher.xml file located in the
/sdcard/HoneywellLauncher folder. To copy the configuration file to your PC, you
need to have a USB connection.

1. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

2. Tap Export Configuration to save the .xml file to your computer:
l For the Dolphin 70e, the .xml file is saved to the /sdcard/HoneywellLauncher
folder.
l For the CT50, and Dolphin 75e, the .xml file is saved to /internal stor
age/HoneywellLauncher folder.
3. Disable Launcher for Android.
4. Connect the mobile computer to your PC with a USB cable.

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 5. On your mobile computer, turn on USB storage.
6. On your PC, browse to sdcard\HoneywellLauncher\ and copy Honey
wellLauncher.xml to your PC.

Configure Multiple Mobile Computers

You can create bar codes with the EZConfig Editor or copy the
HoneywellLauncher.xml file to other mobile computers to configure multiple
computers.
If you are copying the HoneywellLauncher.xml file to a mobile computer, you need to
copy it to both the autoinstall and persist folders. If you have not scanned an EZConfig
bar code with your mobile computer, you will need to manually create the persist
folder. The persist folder does not appear until you scan an EZConfig bar code.
1. Copy the Configuration File to Your PC
2. Open the HoneywellLauncher.xml file in the EZConfig Editor.
3. Edit the file and save it or generate an EZConfig bar code.
4. Use one of these methods to configure other mobile computers that have Launcher
for Android installed:
l Scan the EZConfig bar code generated from the EZConfig Editor.
l Copy the HoneywellLauncher.xml file to /sdcard/Honeywell/persist. If the persist
folder does not exist, you need to create it.
5. Restart the mobile computer.

Troubleshoot Launcher for Android

Use this table to find possible solutions for problems you may encounter while using
Launcher for Android.

Problem Possible Solution

Modify the HoneywellLauncher.xml file to set a password
that is between 6 and 20 characters.
You set a password
Here is a Sample HoneywellLauncher.xml File you can
that was longer than
use to edit the password. The password is on the seventh
the accepted 20
line of the .xml file.
characters.
You can also use this file to recreate the
HoneywellLauncher.xml file if your file was corrupted.

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USERS AND SECURITY

4
This chapter describes how to create user profiles and provides recommendations for
Launcher for Android security:
l About User Profiles
l Create a New User
l Delete a User
l Change the Admin Password
l Reset the User Password
l Security Recommendations

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About User Profiles
Create a new user to allow multiple people to share the same computer under their
own individual profiles. Use these topics to manage user profiles with Launcher:

Create a New User

Create a new user to allow multiple people to share the same computer under their
own individual profiles. This procedure allows you to customize the permissions and
restrictions for each user.
1. Log Into Launcher as an administrator.

2. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

3. Tap Create User. The Create New User screen appears.
4. In User Name, type in a user name.
5. In Password, type in a password that is longer than six characters.
6. In Re-type Password, retype the password.
7. Tap Next. The Configure White List screen appears.
8. Select the applications you want to enable and tap Next. The Configure Permissions
screen appears.
9. Select the Permission settings you want to enable and tap Finish.

Delete a User
Delete a user to remove their profile from Launcher for Android.
1. Log Into Launcher as an administrator.

2. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

3. Tap Manage User. The Manage User Account screen appears.
4. Select a user, and then tap Delete User. The Delete User pop-up screen appears.
5. Tap Delete to remove the user profile.

Change the Admin Password

The valid range for a password is 6 to 20 characters. If you cannot type your entire
password in the login screen, you may need to configure a new password with the
HoneywellLauncher.xml file. For help, see Troubleshoot Launcher for Android.

1. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

2. Tap Change Password. The Change Password screen appears.
3. In the Old Password field, type in your current password.
4. In the New Password field, type in your new password.
5. In the Retype Password field, retype your new password.
6. Tap Change Password. Your new password is saved.

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Reset the User Password
If a user forgets their password, you can reset the user password.
1. Log Into Launcher as an administrator.

2. Tap and select Settings from the drop-down list.

3. Tap Manage Users. The Manage Users screen appears.
4. Select the user, and then tap Reset Password. The password is reset to 123456.

Security Recommendations
To maximize the security of your Honeywell computer while running Launcher for
Android, Honeywell recommends that you follow these policies:
l Change the Admin Password immediately after you log in for the first time.
l Change all of the passwords frequently. Make sure to use a mix of characters and
lengths for the passwords.
l Follow the Delete a User process to delete all unused user accounts.
l Do not allow any user accounts to access EZConfig or any other configuration util
ities.
l Do not allow any user accounts to access the file system or any file system browsers.
l Back up the HoneywellLauncher.xml file regularly. For help, see Copy the Con
figuration File to Your PC.

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 APPENDIX
MISCELLANEOUS

A INFORMATION

This appendix contains miscellaneous information for Launcher for Android:

l Launcher for Android and Older Operating Systems
l Purchasing Licenses
l Licenses of Third Party Software
l Sample HoneywellLauncher.xml File

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Launcher for Android and Older Operating Systems
The instructions earlier in this document are for installing Launcher for Android
on an Android 6.0 computer as part of Enterprise Client Pack (ECP).
To install Launcher for Android on an older operating system, follow the
instructions below. For these older operating systems, Launcher for Android is
installed from a separate zip file rather as part of ECP.
Once installed, follow the instructions earlier in this document to configure
Launcher for Android.

Requirements
For CT50:
l Running platform version 59.02.01.0009 (GMS) / 60.02.01.0009 (Non-GMS)
or later
l Include Common ES version 3.05.2688 or later
For Dolphin 70e:
l Running platform version 41.25 or later
l Include Common ES version 2.42.2597 or later
For Dolphin 75e:
l Running platform version 54.01.06.0033 and SP2 or later
l Include Common ES version 3.05.2688 or later

Install Launcher for Android on a CT50

Note: If you are upgrading or downgrading Launcher from a previously installed
version with a .zip file, the Launcher installation file must have a different name
than the previously installed version. If the file does not have a different name,
the installation will fail.
1. Download the Honeywell Launcher for Android distribution file (.zip file):
a. Navigate your browser to www.aidc.honeywell.com and select Products >
Hand-Held Mobile Computer.
b. Select Dolphin CT50.
c. Select the Software tab and download the Honeywell Launcher for
Android .zip file.
2. Save the Honeywell Launcher for Android .zip to a convenient location on
your PC.
3. If a previous version of Launcher is installed on the device, we recommend
that you remove the old .zip or apk file from the AutoInstall folder before
installing the new version:
a. Go to sdcard\honeywell\autoinstall and delete the file Honey
wellLauncher_xxx.zip (where xxx is a version number).

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 b. Go to Settings > Apps and uninstall Honeywell Launcher.
c. Reboot your device.
4. Using the method of your choice, copy the Honeywell Launcher for Android
.zip file from your PC to sdcard\honeywell\autoinstall.
5. Verify that auto-install functionality is enabled:
a. From the Android launcher screen select AutoInstall Settings.
b. Check the Enable AutoInstall check box if it is not already selected.
6. Reboot your device.

Install Launcher for Android on a Dolphin 70e or 75e

Note: If you are upgrading or downgrading Launcher from a previously installed
version with a .zip file, the Launcher installation file must have a different name
than the previously installed version. If the file does not have a different name,
the installation will fail.
1. Download the Honeywell Launcher for Android distribution file (.zip file):
a. Navigate your browser to www.aidc.honeywell.com and select Products >
Hand-Held Mobile Computer.
b. Select Dolphin 70e Black or Dolphin 75e.
c. Select the Software tab and download the Honeywell Launcher for
Android .zip file.
2. Save the Honeywell Launcher for Android .zip to a convenient location on
your PC.
3. If a previous version of Launcher is installed on the device, we recommend
that you remove old .apk or zip from the AutoInstall folder before installing
the new version:
a. Go to sdcard\honeywell\autoinstall and delete the file Honey
wellLauncher_xxxx.apk (where xxxx is a version number) if it exists.
b. Go to Settings > Apps and uninstall Honeywell Launcher.
c. Reboot your device.
4. Using the method of your choice, copy the Honeywell Launcher for Android
.zip file from your PC to sdcard\honeywell\autoinstall.
5. Verify that auto-install functionality is enabled:
a. From the Android launcher screen select AutoInstall Settings.
b. Check the Enable AutoInstall check box if it is not already checked.
6. Reboot your device.

Purchasing Licenses
You can obtain licenses for Launcher through normal Honeywell sales
channels. Once the appropriate license has been ordered, the person named on
the purchase order will receive an entitlement email from

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 [email protected]. You need the Activation ID from this email to
download your licenses.
To download licenses and add them to your devices:
1. If you have not installed the Honeywell License Manager application, down
load and install it on your PC:
2. In a browser, go to aidc.honeywell.com and select Products > Handheld
Mobile Computer.
3. Select Dolphin CT50 or Dolphin 75e.
4. Select the Software tab and download the Honeywell License Manager
application.
5. Run the License Manager download and install it on your PC.
6. Start License Manager on your PC.
7. Use License Manager to download the licenses to your PC. For help, use the
online License Manager Help to guide you through this process for the first
time.
8. Register your devices with License Manager. For help, use the online License
Manager Help to guide you through this process for the first time.
9. Use License Manager to assign licenses to individual devices in a License
Bundle. For help, use the online License Manager Help to guide you through
this process for the first time.
10. Use License Manager to export the License Bundle to an .xml file. A single
license bundle .xml file can contain multiple device/license pairs.
11. Use any method of your choice to copy the license bundle .xml file to the \sd
card folder on your mobile computers. The licensing utility on the computer
consumes the license bundle .xml file (the file disappears).
Once the license bundle .xml file has been read, the license has been installed,
and you are ready to run Launcher.

Licenses of Third Party Software

This product contains software provided by third parties, which may include the
below listed components. The Honeywell product that includes this file does not
necessarily use all of the third party software components referred to below.
.. contents::
Package(s) using Apache v2.0 license
============================
* Android Support Library
Copyright (C) 2014 The Android Open Source Project
License Text Apache v2.0 license
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Sample HoneywellLauncher.xml File

Note: This file will disable Honeywell Launcher. It should only be used by
administrators.
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>
<ConfigDoc name="HoneywellLauncher">
<Section name="Users Settings" desc="Settings of all users.">
<Section name="admin" desc="User settings.">
<Section name="Login" desc="User login settings.">
<Key name="USER_NAME" desc="Username length must be less than 50."
flags="16">admin</Key>
<Key name="PASSWORD" desc="Password length must be more than 6 and less than 20."
flags="16">admin22</Key>
</Section>
<Section name="User Profile" desc="User system settings.">
<Section name="Sound">
<Key name="volume_music" desc="Music volume" flags="16">11</Key>
<Key name="volume_ring" desc="Notification volume" flags="16">5</Key>
<Key name="volume_alarm" desc="Alarm volume" flags="16">6</Key>
<Key name="silent_mode" desc="silent_mode" flags="16">2</Key>
<Key name="ringtone" desc="Phone ringtone"
flags="16">content://media/internal/audio/media/7</Key>
<Key name="notification_sound" desc="notification_sound"
flags="16">content://media/internal/audio/media/5</Key>
<Key name="vibrate_on" desc="vibrate_and_ring" flags="16">2</Key>
<Key name="vibrate_when_ringing" desc="Vibrate when ring" flags="16">0</Key>
<Key name="dtmf_tone" desc="Dial pad touch tones" flags="16">1</Key>
<Key name="sound_effects_enabled" desc="Touch sounds" flags="16">1</Key>
<Key name="lockscreen_sounds_enabled" desc="Screen lock sound" flags="16">1</Key>
<Key name="haptic_feedback_enabled" desc="Vibrate on touch" flags="16">1</Key>
</Section>
<Section name="Display">
<Key name="screen_brightness_mode" desc="Adjust screen display brightness control, 1
for auto, 0 is default." flags="16">1</Key>
<Key name="screen_brightness" desc="Adjust screen display brightness, form 30 to
255." flags="16">232</Key>
<Key name="screen_off_timeout" desc="Adjust the delay before the screen
automatically turns off, 15000, 30000, 60000, 120000, 600000, 1800000, -1 (Nerver
timeout)" flags="16">60000</Key>
<Key name="font_scale" desc="Font scale." flags="16"></Key>
<Key name="accelerometer_rotation" desc="auto-rotate screen, 0 or 1. "
flags="16">1</Key>
<Key name="show_system_dialog_in_lock" desc="Show when long pressing power key, 0 or
1. " flags="16"></Key>
<Key name="short_pw_key" desc="Enable short press Power key, 0 or 1. "
flags="16"></Key>
<Key name="unattended_mode" desc="Enable unattended mode, 0 or 1. "
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<Section name="Honeywell Smart Sensors">
<Key name="keep_awake_on_motion" desc="Wake up device when motion is detected, 0 or
1. " flags="16">0</Key>
<Key name="wakeup_on_motion" desc="Keep device on when motion is detected, 0 or 1. "
flags="16">0</Key>
<Key name="face_down_suspend" desc="Face down suspend, 0 or 1. " flags="16">0</Key>
</Section>
</Section>
</Section>
<Section name="shared_prefs" desc="Settings in shared preference.">
<Section name="Status">
<Key name="Honeywell_Launcher_Status" desc="Enable or disable app."
flags="16">false</Key>
<Key name="Current_User" flags="16">admin</Key>
<Key name="key_wifi_enable" flags="16">true</Key>
<Key name="key_screen_lock_enable" desc="Enable existing screen lock"
flags="16">false</Key>
<Key name="key_mobile_data_enable" desc="Enable the mobile data" flags="16">true</Key>
</Section>
<Section name="com.honeywell.tools.honeywelllauncher_preferences">
<Key name="pref_key_app_mode" flags="16">1</Key>
<Key name="pref_key_user_mode" flags="16">1</Key>
</Section>
</Section>
</Section>
<HHPReserved name="Tool Version">
<Key name="EXMVersion" flags="16">1.0.1</Key>
</HHPReserved>
</ConfigDoc>

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