Honeywell Thor VM2 Vehicle-Mount Computer User's Guide

The Thor™ VM2 Vehicle-Mount Computer is a rugged vehicle-mount computer that runs the Microsoft® Windows® Embedded Standard operating system.


Honeywell Thor VM2 Vehicle-Mount Computer User's Guide - cover page
Brand
Honeywell
Category
Other Computer Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
64
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
11 November, 2023
Updated
11 November, 2023
MD5 checksum
371E38267FD008761C5ADF0AC9F3B02D

About this manual

This is the user's guide for the Honeywell Thor VM2, a vehicle-mount computer that runs the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard operating system. The document is copyrighted 2012-2013 by Honeywell International Inc. and is published under the honeywellaidc.com web address.

The guide begins with an introduction to the computer's components, including front and back views, the Quick Mount Smart Dock, access panels and keyboard options such as the integrated keypad, the 95-key external keyboard and USB keyboard/mouse support. It then covers setting up a new Thor VM2, with hardware and software setup steps, placing and removing the computer from the dock, display and keypad backlights, power management, and the functions of the system, connection and keyboard LEDs.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Components
  • Keyboard Options
  • Set Up A New Thor VM2
  • Hardware Setup
  • Software Setup
  • Quick Mount Smart Dock
  • Backlights and Indicators
  • Power Management
  • LED Functions

Frequently asked questions

What operating system does the Thor VM2 run?

The Thor VM2 vehicle-mount computer runs the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard operating system.

Where can I find warranty information for the Thor VM2?

The guide directs readers to Honeywell's website for the product's warranty information.

Where can I find patent information for this product?

Patent information is available on Honeywell's patents page on the web.

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