6000 General Info

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Specifications

The SL-6000 Personal Mobile Tool

	SL-6000N	SL-6000D	SL-6000L	SL-6000W
CPU	Intel PXA255 Processor 400MHz
Flash-ROM	64MB	128MB	64MB	64MB
RAM	64MB
Display System	4-inch semi-transflexsive CGS color LCD (with backlight)
Resolution	480x640 and 65,536-colors
Touch-sensitive display	Analog resistance film system touch-sensitive panel
Card Slots	1xCF type 2 and 1xSD card
Optical Interface	IrDA Ver 1.2 15kbps
Wireless LAN			Built-in 802.11b (prism)	Built-in 802.11b (prism)
Bluetooth				Built-in
Power Source	Lithium polymer rechargeable battery and a 10 minute backup battery for RTC and RAM.
External Size	79.8mm (L) x 159mm (W) x 20.4mm (H)
Weight	250g with battery and stylus

Operation Mode	Backlight	Battery life (hours)
Displaying calendar (continous display)	Off	About 12.0
	45%	About 5.0
	Max	About 4.0
Wireless LAN (continuous communication)	Max	About 1.5
Wireless LAN (standby)	Off	About 5.0
Keeping clock and RAM	Main unit turned off	About 15 days

60MB of RAM available. RAM is not saved when the unit looses power.
60MB of FLASH available (SL-6000D has 128MB). FLASH is available after the unit looses power.
- 30MB is mounted as '/'. On the SHARP ROM it's not available for modification. On most other ROMs you can change it as you see fit. When flashing the unit with updater.sh script this is the location where initrd.bin is copied to.
- 30MB is mounted as '/home'. This can be modified by anyone on any ROM, and is not modified when flashing the unit. Some modified scripts however such as the one provided with OpenZaurus can prompt you to format it.