Symbol RF MC9060S - Internal Battery is dead

You can buy a replacement battery here at their webpage. MC9060 RFID Mobile Computer from Symbol And here is the link to a youtube video on how to replace the battery Self Disassembly Repair Manuel for Motorola Symbol MC9060 RFID MC906R

Leave the 9090 overnight in a charge cradle and check status of backup cell in control panel>power. If the is still dead after a full night of charge then it will need to be replaced.

on top of it there is black cover.
the shape of the MC9060 backup battery is as below
http://www.repairhppda.com/backup-battery-for-motorola-symbol-mc9000-mc9090-series-p-3629.html

Check to port assignment in the guns. Sounds like a encryption issue. Did you go through the connection procedure like you do with a PC? Port, passcode, etc?

Hello fanida. I would bet that the problem lies with the motherboard. MC9060s come in both color and mono screens (as I'm sure you know). Check the part number of your new motherboard against the old one. If they're different, I would bet that the new motherboard was made for a color screen model. If this is the case, just get a motherboard that supports a monochrome screen, or you can get a color screen and use it in that model. I hope this helps. Good luck!

I will do it for $100.00 or tell you how to do it yourself for $50.00. First price includes the battery, second price does not. Let me know

If you unplug the dvr and open it up, unscrew the screws and just open the casing. Can you see any battery inside it? It would look similar to a watch battery most likely. My security dvr will do that and I have to replace the internal battery, not sure if tivo like dvrs are the same though.

The first thing you will need for it if it is a PDT 3140 is the OS which you can still find under the support and download pages at www.symbol.com and is called LWP and UPD. you will also find there Software Development Kits and instructions on how to write applications for this devices.

It can only be one of two things.

Less likely but also will cost you nothing, try and reload LWP and UPD but don't forget to use the comman FLSHFMT on both E drive and D drive first.

More likely is that the radio card of the terminal is busted or might have become lose as the internal radio connector was always a bit flakey on this device. You can try removing the 6 screws on the plastic cover, open it and unplug and plug again the radio card.

We have the same problem, and according to our supplier we had to use the Regsave for saving the settings, due to internal proceudres, we haven't use the devices for a year, but now we have to use them again....
We have found this solution in the net, perhaps will help you...., now we are trying to find out the RegSave utility, if you find it, PLEASE e-mail me at [email protected] THKS
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Some brief notes about the use of RegSave on Symbol 90X0 terminals, specifically the 9060 with the 802.11b RF option.

You will need RegSave_2_53_04.zip

Unzip this and locate the file RegSaveCED.exe in the 9050 folder.

Connect your terminal as a guest in ActiveSync and explore it using Win Explorer. Locate the c:\applications folder and copy the RegSaveCED.exe file to this folder on the HHT.

Now you can uncouple the HHT and click start menu and Windows Explorer to look at HHT's local files. locate applications folder and locate the RegSaveCED.exe file... double tap

Now screen RegSave EMEA TS appears.

In Registry section press "Create Template File"
Accept \Application\RegSave.tpl option offered
Click Create template and wait forever !

............. time passes ..................

The app rattles through all the registry entries and builds a file with them all in. Just when you assume it'll last forever it stops...

Now back to the main screen ...

Click OK (top right) to exit the app

--- oOo ---

Now set your IP parameters and RF bits... in fact anything you need.

........... time passes ...........

--- oOo ---

Now re-load the RegSave app.

Press the button in the Registry section entitled "Save Current Configuration"

I got some missing file error here which I rode over roughshod... basically it's looking for a registry exception file. You can create this but and it can be a list of ignored keys but for our purposes it doesn't matter so I just said "Yes"

It'll do some stuff regarding comparing and checking for differences, then it saves the changed bits.


Now you can exit RegSave and try rebooting... it should have saved the changes to the Registry and everything should be the same as before

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