ASUS M930 User Manual

M930

Smartphone

USER MANUAL

ASUS contact information

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Technical Support

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* Available on this site is an online Technical Inquiry Form that you can fill out to contact technical support.

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First edition

January 2008

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Safety Information

Safety precautions for the power supply unit and battery

Use the correct external power source. The power adapter of this product can only be operated from the type of power source indicated on the electrical ratings label. If you are not sure of the type of power source required, consult your authorized service provider.

Battery pack care. This product contains a Li-Ion Polymer battery. There is a risk of fire and burns if the battery pack is handled improperly. Do not attempt to open or service the battery pack.

WARNING DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY PACK IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED.

TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR BURNS, DO NOT DISASSEMBLE, CRUSH, PUNCTURE, OR SHORT EXTERNAL CONTACTS OR CIRCUITS. DO NOT DISPOSE OF IN FIRE OR WATER, OR EXPOSE TO TEMPERATURES HIGHER THAN 60OC(140OF). REPLACE THE BATTERY PACK ONLY WITH MANUFACTURER SPECIFIED BATTERIES. RECYCLE OR DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO LOCAL REGULATIONS.

Aircraft

Switch off your wireless device whenever you are instructed to do so by airport or airline staff. If your device offers a “flight mode” or similar feature, consult airline staff as to its use in flight.

Driving

Full attention should be given to driving at all times. Local laws and regulations restricting the use of wireless devices while driving must be observed.

Hospitals

Mobile phones should be switched off whenever you are requested to do so in hospitals, clinics, or health care facilities. These requests are designed to prevent possible interference with sensitive medical equipment.

Petrol Stations

Obey all posted signs with respect to the use of wireless devices or other radio equipment in locations with flammable material and chemicals. Switch off your wireless device whenever you are instructed by authorized staff.

Interference

Care must be taken when using the phone in close proximity to personal medical devices such as pacemakers and hearing aids.

For Pacemakers

Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum space of 15cm be maintained between a mobile phone and a pacemaker to avoid interference with the pacemaker. To achieve this, use the phone on the opposite ear to your pacemaker and do not carry the phone in a breast pocket.

For Hearing Aids

Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.

For Other Medical Devices

Consult your physician and the device manufacturer to determine if operation of your phone may interfere with the operation of your medical device.

Specic Absorption Rate (SAR)

Your M930 has been designed, manufactured and tested not to exceed the limits for exposure to electromagnetic fields recommended by the Council of the European Union. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines developed by independent scientific organisations.

European standards provide for the amount of radio frequency electromagnetic energy absorbed by the body when using a phone to be measured by reference to the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). The SAR limit for the general public is currently 2 watts per kilogram averaged over 10 grams of body tissue.

Radio Frequency (RF) radiation exposure for body-worn operation: To ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines, this device must be used to with a minimum of 1.5 cm (0.6 inch) separation from the body. Failure to observe these instructions could result in your RF exposure exceeding the relevant guideline limits.

The maximum SAR value for M930 is GSM: 0.47W/kg@10g(CE); DCS: 0.403W/kg@10g(CE); and WCDMA: 0.496W/kg@10g(CE).

Welcome!

The ASUS® M930 3.5G Smartphone comes with the latest mobile technology that fits your world into your hands. The M930 is a tri-band mobile phone with high resolution LCD, built-in dual CMOS camera with camcorder, video calling and messaging capability, organizer, USB web camera, and a micro SD card slot.

In addition to 256 MB phone memory, the microSD card extends storage space, allowing you to save photos, messages, texts, graphics, and audio files, making it a perfect partner whether you are on or off the road.

With these features and many more, the ASUS M930 is sure to give you a satisfying mobile phone experience.

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Table of Contents

ASUS contact information ....................................................................................................................ii

Safety Information ...............................................................................................................................iv

ASUS M930 specifications ................................................................................................................ xiv

Package contents ............................................................................................................................... xv

Chapter 1 Learning to use your Smartphone ........................................................... 1

1-1 Getting to know your Smartphone ..............................................................................................1

1-2 Installing the SIM card and battery .............................................................................................6

Installing and removing a microSD card .................................................................................8

1-3 Charging your Smartphone ........................................................................................................9

1-4 Turning your Smartphone ON/OFF ..........................................................................................10

1-5 Home screen ............................................................................................................................11

Status indicator icons ...........................................................................................................12

Start menu ............................................................................................................................13

Chapter 2 Entering data ............................................................................................ 14

2-1 Navigating .................................................................................................................................14

Navigation pad .....................................................................................................................14

Action key .............................................................................................................................14

Home key .............................................................................................................................15

Back key ...............................................................................................................................15

Call key / End key .................................................................................................................15

Soft keys ...............................................................................................................................15

Alphanumeric keypad ...........................................................................................................15

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QWERTY keypad .................................................................................................................16

2-2 Entering text, numbers, and symbols .......................................................................................17

Using Multipress mode .........................................................................................................18

Using Numeric mode ............................................................................................................19

Entering symbols ..................................................................................................................19

Chapter 3 Personalizing your Smartphone ............................................................. 20

3-1 Setting the date, time, and alarm ..............................................................................................20

3-2 Setting up advanced sounds ....................................................................................................21

3-3 Changing profile settings ..........................................................................................................22

Adjusting the headset volume level ......................................................................................23

3-4 Personalizing your Home screen ..............................................................................................23

3-5 Changing the Start Menu view .................................................................................................24

3-6 Entering your contact information .............................................................................................24

3-7 Assigning keypad functions ......................................................................................................24

Chapter 4 Using call features ................................................................................... 25

4-1 Making a voice call ...................................................................................................................25

Calling from the Home screen ..............................................................................................25

Calling a Contact entry .........................................................................................................26

Calling a number from the Call History list ...........................................................................26

Calling using speed dial .......................................................................................................27

Making emergency calls .......................................................................................................28

Making international calls .....................................................................................................28

4-2 Responding to a voice call ........................................................................................................29

4-3 Options during a call .................................................................................................................30

Managing multiple calls ........................................................................................................31

4-4 Making a video call ...................................................................................................................31

4-5 Responding to a video call .......................................................................................................32

Chapter 5 Organizing your life ................................................................................. 33

5-1 Using Contacts .........................................................................................................................33

Viewing Contacts ..................................................................................................................33

5-2 Using Calendar .........................................................................................................................36

Scheduling an appointment ..................................................................................................36

Viewing an appointment .......................................................................................................37

Viewing your schedule .........................................................................................................37

5-3 Using Tasks ..............................................................................................................................38

The Tasks list ........................................................................................................................38

5-4 Using Voice Notes ....................................................................................................................39

Chapter 6 Messaging ................................................................................................ 40

6-1 Setting up accounts ..................................................................................................................40

Managing accounts ..............................................................................................................41

6-2 Text and e-mail messages ........................................................................................................42

6-3 MMS messaging .......................................................................................................................44

Accessing MMS ....................................................................................................................44

Composing and sending an MMS message .........................................................................45

6-4 Using Messenger ......................................................................................................................47

6-5 Windows® Live ..........................................................................................................................49

Using Hotmail® .....................................................................................................................50

Chapter 7 Synchronizing with ActiveSync

7-1 Microsoft® ActiveSync® .............................................................................................................51

® ............................................................................................................51

7-2 Installing ActiveSync on your PC ..............................................................................................52

7-3 Synchronizing information ........................................................................................................52

Connecting your Smartphone to a PC ..................................................................................52

Creating a partnership ..........................................................................................................53

Synchronizing with a PC ......................................................................................................54

Synchronizing with an Exchange Server ..............................................................................56

7-4 Creating a synchronization schedule ........................................................................................57

Chapter 8 Multimedia ................................................................................................ 59

8-1 Using your camera ...................................................................................................................59

Taking a picture ....................................................................................................................59

Recording a video clip ..........................................................................................................61

Using Pictures & Videos .......................................................................................................62

8-2 iCam — The USB Webcam ......................................................................................................65

8-3 Windows® Media .......................................................................................................................66

Windows Media Player screens ...........................................................................................66

Playing media files ...............................................................................................................67

Playback screen options ......................................................................................................68

Playback controls .................................................................................................................69

8-4 Streaming Player ......................................................................................................................70

Chapter 9 Business features .................................................................................... 71

9-1 Managing and backing up files .................................................................................................71

Using ActiveSync ..................................................................................................................71

Using File Explorer ...............................................................................................................72

9-2 Spb® Zip ....................................................................................................................................73

9-3 Voice Commander ...................................................................................................................74

Functions ..............................................................................................................................74

Email/SMS/What time is it ....................................................................................................81

Using the Vocab Settings .....................................................................................................85

Using the Digit Trainer ..........................................................................................................86

9-4 Remote Presenter ....................................................................................................................87

Using the Remote Presenter ................................................................................................87

Creating a new COM port manually .....................................................................................89

Chapter 10 Getting Connected ................................................................................... 91

10-1 Auto Configuration ....................................................................................................................91

10-2 Wireless Manager .....................................................................................................................91

10-3 Wi-Fi® connection ......................................................................................................................92

10-4 Using Bluetooth® .......................................................................................................................93

Setting Bluetooth mode ........................................................................................................93

Creating a Bluetooth partnership ..........................................................................................94

Pairing with a Bluetooth headset ..........................................................................................95

Listening to streaming audio with a Bluetooth headset ........................................................95

10-5 USB Setting ..............................................................................................................................97

10-6 Connecting to the Internet ........................................................................................................97

Dial-up connection ................................................................................................................98

GPRS, Proxy, and VPN connections ....................................................................................98

Changing option settings ......................................................................................................99

Adding a URL exception .......................................................................................................99

10-7 Using Internet Explorer Mobile ...............................................................................................101

Opening Internet Explorer Mobile .......................................................................................101

10-8 Internet Sharing ......................................................................................................................103

Setting up a USB connection .............................................................................................103

Setting up a Bluetooth® connection ....................................................................................104

10-9 Network setting .......................................................................................................................105

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10-10 Network connection trouble shooting .....................................................................................105

Chapter 11 Setting and managing system .............................................................. 106

11-1 System setting ........................................................................................................................106

Power Management ...........................................................................................................106

Brightness adjustment ........................................................................................................106

Mode Switcher ....................................................................................................................107

Restarting your Smartphone ..............................................................................................108

Resetting your Smartphone ................................................................................................108

11-2 Managing the system .............................................................................................................109

Adding and removing programs .........................................................................................109

Keeping your Smartphone secure ......................................................................................110

Locking the phone .............................................................................................................. 111

Controlling outgoing calls ................................................................................................... 111

Blocking incoming/outgoing calls .......................................................................................112

Chapter 12 Other Features ....................................................................................... 113

12-1 Task Manager ......................................................................................................................... 113

Word Viewer .......................................................................................................................114

PDF Viewer ........................................................................................................................114

12-2 ClearVue Office Applications ..................................................................................................114

PPT Viewer.........................................................................................................................115

Excel Viewer ....................................................................................................................... 115

12-3 Using Java (MIDlet Manager) .................................................................................................116

Installing Java MIDlets directly from the Internet ................................................................ 116

Installing Java MIDlets from a PC ......................................................................................116

Running Java MIDlets ........................................................................................................117

Appendix ................................................................................................................. 118

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ASUS M930 specications

Processor

Operating system

Network system

Memory

Display

Camera

Expansion slot

Connectivity

Audio

Size

Weight

Battery

Battery life

* The actual performance is dependent on multiple factors, including network and usage environment.

TI OMAP 2431 450MHz

Microsoft® Windows Mobile™ 6 (Standard version)

GSM (850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz) / GPRS (class 10) / EDGE / UMTS / HSDPA (3.6Mbps)

256MB Flash ROM 64MB RAM

Main: 2.6 inch 65K, TFT (400x 240 pixels) Sub: 2.0 inch 65K, TFT (240 x 320 pixels)

Dual CMOS camera

Main: 2.0 mega pixel CMOS main camera and 4x digital zoom

Sub: VGA resolution CMOS sub cameraSub: VGA resolution CMOS sub cameraVGA resolution CMOS sub camera

One slot - microSD card slot and SDHC supported

Bluetooth® v2.0 / USB 2.0 /WLAN 802.11b/g

2.5 mm stereo earphone jack / built-in microphone / built-in speakerphone

113 mm x 54 mm x 18.7 mm

158 grams (with battery)

1100mAh removable/rechargeable Li-ion

150 hours standby time / 4 hours talk time with GSM and 2 hours talk time with WCDMA *

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Package contents

Your package includes several accessories for the Smartphone. After unpacking, check the items against the list below and make sure that they are in good condition. If any item is missing or damaged, contact your dealer or retailer immediately.

Standard items

• ASUS M930 Smartphone

• USB sync cable

• AC adapter

• Microsoft Getting Started CD: includes Microsoft® ActiveSync® 4.5

• Removable/ rechargeable 1100mAh Li-ion battery (SBP-11 battery manufactured by WELLDONE)

• Headset

• Quick Start Guide

• Warranty card

• Protection case

IMPORTANT Operate this unit (including the protection case) within a temperature range of

   20–30˚C(68–86˚F)and50%humiditytoavoiddamagingyourSmartphoneand 

accessories.

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1-1 Getting to know your Smartphone

Front features

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Bottom features

Right side features

Components:

Power/Quick List button

Speaker

Sub screen

Left soft key

Call key

I Home key

Navigation keys

Action key

Right soft key

End key

Back key

Numeric keypad

Earphone slot

Mini USB port

microSD card slot

Volume controller

Camera button

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Rear features

Inside features

Components:

Camera lens

Battery compartment

I Main screen

VGA camera lens

QWERTY keypad

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Device components description

No. Item Description

Power/Quick List button Notification LED

Speaker Allows you to listen to audio media and phone calls.

Sub screen This Sub screen is for the use of the alphanumeric keypad.

Left soft key Press to select the command above this key on the main display.

Call key Press to answer a call or dial a number.

Home key Press to return to the Home screen.

Press and hold to turn the phone ON/OFF. Press and quickly release to open the Quick List, which gives

you quick access to Wireless Manager (for enabling and disabling wireless capabilities), Key lock, Device lock, and preset profiles.

This multi-color LED notifies the following:

• Green - Phone fully charged

• Flashing green - Network detected

• Red - Phone is chargingRed - Phone is charging

• Flashing red - Event notificationFlashing red - Event notification

• Flashing blue - BluetoothFlashing blue - Bluetooth® or WLAN (IEEE 802.11b/g) ON

To unlock the keypad, press this key and the Asterisk ( ) key.

Press twice to redial last number. Press and hold during an active call to switch to speakerphone

mode.

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No. Item Description

Navigation keys Use this to move up, down, right, and left through selections on

Action key The Action key acts much like the Enter key on a keyboard. In

Right soft key Performs the task indicated above the key.

End key Press to end a call.

Back key Press to go back to the previous screen.

Alphanumeric keypad Press to enter text, numbers, and symbols.

Earphone port Plug headset accessory to this port.

Mini USB port Use this port to synchronize your data or to charge the battery.

microSD card slot Insert your microSD card into this slot.

Volume controller Press the arrow buttons to adjust the volume.

the display.

general, press to confirm an action. When you scroll to a check box, pressing the Action key selects

or clears the check box.

In a text field, press to delete characters to the left of the cursor.

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No. Item Description

Camera button / Function Side key

Camera lens This 2-megapixel camera comes with Auto-Focus (AF) lens and

Battery compartment cover

Main screen This Main screen is for the use of the QWERTY keypad.

VGA camera lens This VGA camera is for video conferencing.

QWERTY keypad Press to enter text, numbers, and symbols.

By default, this button is assigned to activate the Camera application:

• Press to launch the camera viewfinder.

• Press to take a picture if already in camera mode.

To change the key assignment and activate other applications using this button, press Start > More > Settings > More > Key

Assignment. From the dropdown list, select the application you

want to activate using this button.

flash light features.

Contains the battery that supplies power to the device.

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1-2 Installing the SIM card and battery

The phone operator provides you with a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card that stores your mobile phone number, phone book entries, and SMS/MMS messages. Install the SIM card before you install the battery.

NOTE The SIM card usually comes embedded on a plastic card. Read the SIM car documentation

before removing the SIM card. Remove any rough edges on the SIM card before you install it to the Smartphone.

To install a SIM card and battery:

1. Remove the battery compartment cover.

2. Insert the SIM card into the slot with the gold contacts facing down.

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3. Align the gold contacts on the battery with the contacts on the phone.

4. Slide the battery compartment cover into your phone.

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WARNING • Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

• Check local regulations for disposal of used batteries.

• Use only the battery that comes with your ASUS M930.

Battery Information

Manufacturer: WELLDONE Co., Ltd.

Battery Model No.: SBP-11

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Installing and removing a microSD card

To install a microSD card

1. Slide the microSD slot cover counterclockwise upward.

2. With the label side (usually the side with the card manufacturer’s name) facing up, and the barcode/ serial number side facing down, insert the card into the microSD card slot located on the right side of the phone.

3. Push the card all the way into the slot until it fits completely.

To remove the microSD card

1. Press the card slightly until it ejects. You may then safely remove the card.

2. Replace the battery compartment cover.

WARNING A microSD card fits only in one orientation, and slides smoothly into the slot if insertedA microSD card fits only in one orientation, and slides smoothly into the slot if inserted

correctly. DO NOT force the card into the slot.

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1-3 Charging your Smartphone

WARNING Use only the charger that comes with your Smartphone.

Make sure that the battery is fully charged before using the Smartphone for the first time. Initial battery charging may take about eight (8) hours. You can charge the battery whether the phone is on or off.

A battery icon on the screen indicates the battery power level. Refer to “Status indicator icons” in

1-5 Home screen for battery icon indications.

To charge the battery

1. Connect the AC adapter to a power source.

2. Connect the power cable plug to the mini USB port.

NOTE The power LED lights up amber to indicate that the battery is charging and lights up green

when the battery is fully-charged.

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1-4 Turning your Smartphone ON/OFF

To turn ON your phone

1. Press and hold Power for approximately three seconds until the display turns on.

2. If you are asked for a Personal Identification Number (PIN) code, key in the code using the keypad, then press Action . The Outer display shows the idle screen.

3. Enter your PIN and press Done. Wait for your operator and Microsoft screens to load.

NOTE While the system is loading, do not open the device and use the Main screen.

To turn OFF the phone

Do one of the following:

• Press and hold Power for approximately three seconds until the Microsoft Mobile power off screen shows and wait for the display to turn off.

• Press and quickly release Power and select Power off from the Quick List screen.

NOTE When your device is running slower, you may shut down active programs to release

memory space or simply restart your device. To shut down programs, press Start >

Accessories >Task Manager, or long-press the Volume down key on the right side to enter

Task Manager and close unnecessary programs. Before restarting your device, make sure to save current settings.

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1-5 Home screen

The Home screen automatically displays when you turn on your Smartphone or leave it idle.

The top of the Home screen displays the service provider and the time. The center of the display shows the five most recently-used programs, your next appointment, your current profile, and the number of new text messages. Scrolling to any of these items and pressing Action opens the associated program.

NOTE • Press Home at any time takes you back to this screen.

• To customize the Home screen (layout, color scheme, background image), press Start > Settings > Home Screen.

Status indicators

Your service provider

Your next appointment

Select and press Action to open Calendar

Left soft key command

Press the Left soft key to launch the Start menu, which displays all the installed programs

Power status

Network signal strength

Time/Date

Most recently-used programs

Right soft key command

Press the Right soft key to open Contacts, Messages, or Call History.

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Status indicator icons

Status indicators appear at the top of the screen and on the Home screen. The following table lists common status indicators and their meanings.

New e-mail or text message (SMS)

New instant message No signal 3G network available

Voice call No service GPRS available

Voice call in progress abc

Data call in progress Synchronization error WiFi available

Calls are forwarded Sound ON. Bluetooth on

Call on hold Ringer off XT9 Input method, XT9 mode

Missed call Pending alarm Vibrating mode selected

Battery level Missing SIM card

Low battery Faulty SIM

Battery charging Roaming

Signal strength 3G Roaming

Multipress input mode, lowercase

GPRS in use

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Start menu

Your Smartphone comes with many preinstalled programs that you can start using right away. These programs can be accessed from the Start menu.

To use the Start menu

1. On the Home screen, press Start.

2. Scroll to a program using the navigation keypad and press

Action .

You can add programs to the Start menu by downloading them from the Internet on your PC and using ActiveSync to copy it to your phone.

To remove programs

• Press Start > Settings > Remove Programs. Scroll to the program to remove, then press Menu >

Remove.

NOTE You may change the viewing layout of the Start Menu. To do this, press Start > Settings >

Start Menu, and select either Grid View or List View.

Chapter 2 Entering data

2-1 Navigating

Your Smartphone has several keys to help you navigate through your Smartphone’s screens and make selections.

Navigation pad

The navigation pad consists of four keys and provides an easy way to move or scroll through selections on the screen.

The Up and Down navigation keys are used for moving within the menus and going through the contacts list. The Left and Right keys are used for changing the settings and editing text.

Action key

The Action key acts much like the Enter key on a keyboard. In general, pressing the Action key on a highlighted item confirms that you want to use the function.

Left

Action

Right

Down

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