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FCC Regulations

This mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

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subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not caus e harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This mobile phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for

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a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recept i on , whi ch can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

RF Exposure Information (SAR)

This model phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to

radio waves.

This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. G overnment.

The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg.

Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the p ower output.

The highest SAR value for the model phone as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 1.017 W/kg and whe n wo r n on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.734 W/kg (Body-worn measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available enhancements and FCC requirements.)

While there may be differ ences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement.

The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of

http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid

For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and the positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other enhancements may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. If you do no t use a body-worn accessory and are not holding the phone at the ear, position the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from your body when the phone is switched on.

after searching on FCC ID: xxx.

Safety Instructions

Please Read Before Proceeding.

Avoid heavily pressing on the touch screen.

Avoid heavily pressing on the touch screen with the stylus or your fingers.

This product is not charged when shipped from the factory. When you use

this product the first time, we recommend that you install the battery as illustrated and fully charge it for about 8 hours before use. Before you install the SIM card, make sure that tap the

Wireless Manager

Bluetooth, and wireless LAN functions. And press the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC to turn off the screen. Otherwise, abnormal disconnection problems will occur. When you are on a plane, in a medical facility or at a gas station where

wireless communications devices are no t allowed and must be turned off, please go to off your Pocket PC’s mobile phone, Bluetooth, and wireless LAN functions. By pressing the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC, you only turn off the display. In case the Pocket PC is damaged, send it back to the dealer for repair. Do

not attempt to disassemble the Pocket PC on your own; otherwise the warranty will be void.

Wireless Manager

to turn off your Pocket PC’s mobile phone,

and select the

ALL OFF

Button to turn

Button

Where to Find Information

For information on: See this source:

Programs on your Pocket PC This User’s Guide and Pocket PC Help. To

view Help, tap Additional programs that can be installed on the Pocket PC Connecting to and synchronizing with a desktop computer

Up-to-date information on your Pocket PC

This document lists the functions, specifications, and illustrations for

reference only. The actual purchased product should be taken as the standard.

The Pocket PC Getting Started CD.

Check the user’s guide that comes with this

product or look for the on line help relevant

to synchronization tools on the desktop PC

or the Pocket PC.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/

and then

Help

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REGULATIONS

FCC

AFETY INSTRUCTIONS

HERE TO FIND INFORMATION

GETTING STARTED /...........................................................1-1

ACKAGE CONTENT

XTERNAL VIEWS

QWERTY Keyboard......................................................................1-4

Hardware Hotkey Functions ........................................................1-5

SING THE POCKET PC FOR THE FIRST TIME

Get your Pocket PC ready to go...................................................1-6

Charging Power and Power Supply.............................................1-7

Re-installation or Replacing the Battery......................................1-9

OWER ON AND OFF

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Sleep Mode.................................................................................1-10

Turn on the Screen ..................................................................... 1-11

Restarting the Pocket PC........................................................... 1-12

Reset...................................................................................................1-13

Default Settings..................................................................................1-14

Clean Boot .........................................................................................1-15

USING THE POCKET PC /...................................................2-1

TART

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Screen...........................................................................................2-1

Today Screen................................................................................2-3

X-1

Programs......................................................................................2-7

System Application Programs......................................................2-9

PB MOBILE SHELL

Configure Your Spb Mobile Shell ...............................................2-13

UICK BAR

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NTER INFORMATION ON YOUR POCKET

Using QWERTY Keyboard .........................................................2-19

Enter Text Using the Input Panel ...............................................2-22

Write on the Screen ....................................................................2-26

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ESK

..........................................................................................2-16

Type with the Soft Keyboard .............................................................2-24

Use Letter Recognizer........................................................................2-24

Use Block Recognizer........................................................................2-24

Use Transcriber..................................................................................2-25

Select T yped Text...............................................................................2-25

Write on the Screen............................................................................2-26

Select Writing.....................................................................................2-27

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PC...................................2-18

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Draw on the Screen....................................................................2-28

Create a Drawing ...............................................................................2-28

Select a Drawing................................................................................2-29

Record a Message......................................................................2-29

Create a Recording.............................................................................2-30

Voice Commander......................................................................2-31

VOICE COMMAND SATELLITE NAVIGATION /...........3-1

AVIGATION DEVICE INSTALLATION

AVIGATION SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

GPS N

ONDITIONS FOR USING

ATELLITE DATA UPDATE (NOT SUPPORTED IN

GPS C

.................................................3-1

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AR NAVIG ATION

...............................3-2

USA) .......................3-4

OCATION

L GPS V

USING THE PHONE /............................................................4-1

SMS ................................................................................3-7

IEWER

....................................................................................3-9

NST ALLING AND REMOVING THE

SING THE PHONE

Adjusting the Phone Volume.........................................................4-4

URNING THE PHONE ON OR OFF AND MAKING CALLS

Video Call.....................................................................................4-7

Toolbar......................................................................................... 4-9

Call from Contacts..................................................................... 4-11

Call from the Call History..........................................................4-12

USTOMIZE YOUR PHONE

Add Ringtone..............................................................................4-14

HONE APPLICATION PROGRAMS

SIM Manager.............................................................................4-15

Standard Display................................................................................4-15

Full-Screen Display............................................................................4-16

Copy Phonebook Information............................................................4-17

SMS Management..............................................................................4-18

SIM Tool Kit ...............................................................................4-18

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ARD

SIM C

....................................................4-15

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SMS Sender................................................................................4-19

Speed Dial..................................................................................4-20

Hot Key Switch..................................................................................4-20

Frequently Dialed Screen...................................................................4-21

Index Dial...........................................................................................4-22

Call Filter *................................................................................4-23

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CUSTOMIZE YOUR POCKET PC /....................................5-1

DJUSTING SETTINGS

OTIFICATIONS

OWER PREFERENCE SETTINGS

ACKLIGHT

ICROPHONE

DJUST VOLUME

CENARIOS

ASK MANAGER

IND AND ORGANIZE INFORMATION

AVIGATION BAR AND COMMAND BAR

UP MENUS

POP-

EDEFINE HOT KEYS

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SYNCHRONIZATION /.........................................................6-1

INDOWS VISTA PART

INDOWS

NST ALLING AND USING ACTIVESYNC

FAQ About Synchronization.........................................................6-6

USB S

YNCHRONIZATION TOOL ON POCKET

YNCHRONIZING USING BLUETOOTH

CONNECTIONS /...................................................................7-1

ONNECTING TO THE INTERNET

Connection Wizard.......................................................................7-1

Setting the GPRS Connection.......................................................7-3

Starting GPRS Connection...........................................................7-5

Disconnecting GPRS....................................................................7-6

XP/2000/98 P

YNCHRONIZATION

......................................................................6-1

ART

............................................................6-3

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PC.........................................6-9

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SING BLUETOOTH

...........................................................................7-7

Bluetooth Connection W izard.......................................................7-7

Bluetooth Connection Setting.......................................................7-9

Service ...............................................................................................7-10

Serial Port...........................................................................................7-11

Bluetooth Headset..............................................................................7-12

FTP Sharing....................................................................................... 7-12

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ONNECTING WITH A PERSONAL COMPUTER

IRELESS

USING WIRELESS LAN /.....................................................8-1

ONNECTING TO WIRELESS

ONFIGURE YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK

WLAN Setup Scenarios ................................................................8-3

Configure Your Wireless Network (Reference for a normal

Configure Your Wireless Network (Reference for Proxy setup)....8-7

......................................................................................7-13

..................................7-14

RANSMISSION

LAN T

network setup)........................................................................8-4

.....................................................7-14

LAN .....................................................8-1

..........................................8-3

SENDING AND RECEIVING MESSAGES /.......................9-1

MAILS AND

E-

Synchronizing E-mail Messages...................................................9-3

Connecting Directly to the Mail Server .......................................9-4

E-mail Server Setup .....................................................................9-5

Using E-mails and SMS ...............................................................9-7

Direct Push Technology Alert.....................................................9-10

Direct Push Technology Alert Settings...............................................9-10

SMS M

ESSAGES

.........................................................9-2

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INDOWS LIVE™ MESSENGER

......................................................9-12

Setting Up...................................................................................9-13

Working with Contacts ...............................................................9-14

Chatting with Contacts...............................................................9-15

MMS M

ESSAGE

Create and Edit MMS.................................................................9-16

IRTHDAY REMINDER

MUL TIMEDIA /................................................................10-1

SING CAMERA

Camera Mode.............................................................................10-2

Camera Mode Using Wizard..............................................................10-4

Managing Pictures Shot by Continuous Shutter ............................10-5

Digital V ideo Mode....................................................................10-6

Digital Video Mode Using W izar d.....................................................10-8

Speed Shooting Using the Hardware Hotkeys............................10-9

ULTIMEDIA MANAGER

Preview Multimedia Information............................................. 10-10

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* ..................................................................9-18

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Slide Show Function................................................................. 10-11

Multimedia Manager Tools ......................................................10-12

MAGE MAKER

MAGE WIZARD

UNER

FM T

AMECARD MANAGER

Digitize New Name Cards........................................................ 10-19

Name Cards Management........................................................10-22

*...........................................................................10-13

*..........................................................................10-15

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COMPANION PROGRAMS /.........................................11-1

ALENDAR: SCHEDULING APPOINTMENTS AND MEETINGS

.............11-2

Create an Appointment...............................................................11-3

Use the Summary Screen............................................................ 11-4

Create Meeting Requests............................................................11-4

Schedule a Meeting............................................................................ 11-5

ONTACTS: TRACKING FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES

Create a Contact........................................................................ 11-7

Find a Contact ........................................................................... 11-8

Use the Summary Screen............................................................ 11-9

ASKS: KEEPING A TO DO LIST

Create a Task.............................................................................11-11

Use the Summary Screen.......................................................... 11-12

OTES: CAPTURING THOUGHTS AND IDEAS

Create a Note...........................................................................11-14

ORD MOBILE

XCEL MOBILE

Tips for Working in Excel Mobile............................................. 11-20

OWERPOINT MOBILE

INDOWS MEDIA PLAYER

NTERNET EXPLORE

.............................................................................11-15

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Using Internet Explore............................................................. 11-24

Browse the Internet.......................................................................... 11-25

View Mobile Favorites and Channels............................................... 11-26

The Mobile Favorites Folder...................................................11-26

Favorite Links.......................................................................... 11-27

Synchronize Mobile Favorites.................................................. 11-27

Create a Mobile Favorite.................................................................. 11-27

Save Pocket PC Memory .................................................................11-28

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MAINTAINING THE POCKET PC /.............................12-1

ACKUP UTILITY

............................................................................12-1

Storage Space.............................................................................12-1

Backup Files...............................................................................12-2

Wizard Mode......................................................................................12-2

Standard Mode...................................................................................12-2

Advanced Settings Options.........................................................12-3

Restore Files ..............................................................................12-5

Wizard Mode......................................................................................12-5

Standard Mode...................................................................................12-6

DDING OR REMOVING PROGRAMS

Add Programs Using Synchronization Tools..............................12-7

Add a Program Directly from the Internet.................................12-8

Add a Program to the Start Menu ..............................................12-9

Remove Programs....................................................................12-10

ANAGE MEMORY

View Memory Status................................................................. 12-11

Find Available Memory............................................................12-12

YSTEM INFORMATION

.......................................................................12-11

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................................................12-7

VOICE COMMANDER /.................................................13-1

T ARTING VOICE COMMANDER

OICE COMMAND FORMAT

OICE COMMANDER SETTINGS

Contacts Settings Page...............................................................13-5

Application Settings Page.......................................................... 13-8

Music Settings Page.................................................................13-10

Advanced Settings Page...........................................................13-12

FAQ..............................................................................................13-13

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SPECIFICATIONS /.........................................................14-1

REGULATION NOTICE AND SAFETY

DECLARATION /...................................................................15-1

EAL TH AND SAFETY INFORMATION

FAQ /..................................................................................16-1

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Package Content

Pocket PC, stylus, battery, Getting Started CD, user guide, AC adapter,

USB cable, headset and leather case.

Pocket PC

User Guide

Stylus

USB Cable

Battery

AC Adapter

Getting Started CD

Getting Started 1-1

10 11

External Views

12 14

16 19

13 15

17 18

27 5

1-2

Volume control key

Reset button

BT / WLAN /GPS active LED

Phone Receiver

Display , Touch screen

9. Right Soft-Key 12.

11.

OK hot key

13.

End button

15.

Hot key for

17.

M-Desk QuickBar

MicroSD slot

19.

Mini USB port

21.

Camera

23.

Built-in camera lens, flashlight

25.

LED, preview mirror Speaker

27.

QuickBar

 Today screen 

…

hot key or Camcorder



Voice Commander

Headset jack

Video conference camera

Power / Phone active LED

Left Soft-Key

10.

Start hot key

Send button

14.

Hot key reserved for GPS A P

16.

Joystick, Navigation key

18.

Phone Speaker

20.

Power button

22.

Stylus holder

24.

Hidden antenna for Cell Phone

26.

Back cover, Battery is inside

28.

Getting Started 1-3

QWERTY Keyboard

1-4

Hardware Hotkey Functions

Hardware

Button

n o p

q r s

t u

r t

Short Press

(Press once and release)

Adjust volume

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Zoom in/out during camera mode

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Connect to Reset Button --

Left Soft-Key. Soft-keys on left and right to operate function buttons at bottom of display.

Right Soft-Key -Connect to

Hang up during call

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Disconnect during GPRS



connection

Skip to Today screen while in

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other programs

Hot key reserved for GPS AP --

QuickBarM-Desk

Today screen Power Button = Turn on/off screen -Power Button + Reset Button

= Cold boot

Camera

Voice Commander

/dial/redial/answer

Phone



QuickBar



or Camera Shutter

…

(Press for a few seconds

Connect to

Telephone hold

 

-Video recorder

Long Press

and release)

Notes

Turn off phone if it is on Turn on phone if it is off

Getting Started 1-5

Using the Pocket PC for the First Time

If you are opening this product for the first time, the main battery and

the Pocket PC are packed separately inside the product package.

Get your Pocket PC ready to go

Installing the SIM Card

Turn over your Pocket PC and remove the back cover. Unlock and lift up the SIM holder, then insert the SIM card with the right angle direction. Push the holder down, and then lock to secure the SIM card.

Installing the Battery

Place the battery in the back of Pocket PC. Make sure that the golden contacts are aligned to the battery box; gently insert the battery until it clicks. Then replace the back cover.

1-6

Charging Power and Power Supply

Connect the AC adapter plug to any household power outlet.

Connect the other plug from the AC adapter to the USB port. Th e Pocket

PC starts to charge automatically.

If you need to connect Pocket PC and desktop computer, you could

connect the USB cable to the USB port. And then connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB port on the desktop computer. Your Pocket PC will also charge at the same time.

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Getting Started 1-7

It will take about 8 hours to fully charge the battery after the first time you

open the package. Subsequent charging will only take about 3 hours. After charging, you can disconnect the AC adapter and carry the Pocket PC around portably. To maintain smooth operation, charge the power regularly.

View the battery icon

on the upper right corner to check the power usage condition. The LED indicator on the upper right of Pocket PC will display the

charging and function usage status.

Red always light: Device is charging. Red sparkling once every 4 sec: Warning of Battery low level.

Red

Red sparkling twice repeatedly: Warning of Battery critical situation. Red sparkling continuously: Bat tery cover not on or Battery level very low. Green always light: Battery charging is full.

Green

Green sparkling once every 4 sec: GSM is connecting on line.

The LED indicator on the upper left of Pocket PC

Blue

Blue sparkling once every 4 seconds: Bluetooth enable

Amber

White

1-8

Amber sparkling once every 4 seconds: WLAN enable White sparkling once every 4 seconds: GPS enable

Re-installation or Replacing the Battery

If the phone, GPRS or wireless LAN connection function is already

activated, deactivate it first and then replace the battery.

Turn over your Pocket PC and remove the back cover. Place the battery in the back of Pocket PC. Make sure that the golden contacts are aligned to the battery box; gently insert the battery until it clicks. Then replace the back cover.

Getting Started 1-9

Power On and Off

Power Button

Sleep Mode

Press the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC to enter the Sleep mode. At this

time, the screen is turned off and all peripheral devices enter the power-saving mode. But if the phone is turned on, it is still in the call waiting mode.

To turn on the screen later, just press the “Power Button.”

Tap

Power

to set the device to turn off automatically after waiting for a certain time period.

Settings

and then the

, the

System

Advanced

tab,

tab

1-10

Turn on the Screen

This product is designed with a power-saving feature. If the screen is turned off, press the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC to turn it on.

If the screen is too dark and you cannot see clearly, set the proper brightness level for the backlight.

Tap

Backlight Level

Using the Stylus to Touch the Screen

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Your Pocket PC is designed for graphics-based operation. Generally

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speaking, we usually “use the stylus to perform basic actions such as tap, drag, and tap and hold” on the touch screen. Other actions such as reset and cold boot will require the use of the stylus tip.

Pull the stylus to full-length to make it easier to tap the screen during

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operation. When kept completely in the stylus holder, the stylus length shortens.

Avoid heavily pressing on the touch screen with the stylus or your

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Settings

and then the

tab.

, the

System

Backlight

tab,

fingers.

Getting Started 1-11

Restarting the Pocket PC

Appropriate situation: If the Pocket PC is unable to maintain normal operation, has no response, or if the screen is frozen.

For your consideration, factoring into your safety and convenience, please refer to the following instructions in order:

Reset

Default Settings

procedures Clean Boot

Press the “Reset Button” of Pocket PC with the tip of the stylus. If the touch screen is functional, please tap

Programs, Utilities

Hold the “Power Button” and press once on the “Reset Button” with the tip of the stylus, and release both buttons simultaneously. Next, continually hold the End Button system inquiry screen is displayed, then release the End Button. Press Soft-Key to answer the question.

, and then

Default Settings

until the

1-12

Reset method: Press the “Reset

Button” of Pocket PC with the tip of the stylus.

Reset

Appropriate situation: If the Pocket PC is unable to maintain normal

operation, has no response, or if the screen is frozen.

Result: In a moment, when Pocket PC automatically completes the system

startup process, the last display will be the Today screen. This will retain the Microsoft Windows, factory pre-installed applications, user’s inpu t data, newly installed programs, and user custom settings.

Getting Started 1-13

Default Settings

Tap ,

Appropriate situation: If the Pocket PC is unable to maintain normal

operation, but the touch screen is functional. Please refer to the instructions in this section to troubleshoot.

Result: This will retain only the Microsoft Windows, and factory

Programs, Utilities

, and then

Default Settings

If this application is inadvertently

accessed, please select the the upper right of the screen to exit, the system will not be affected.

If you are certain that you wish to

perform this action, please select the data input block on the right, and enter the authorized code in the block to the left. Then tap the OK button.

pre-installed applications. Other settings such as user’s input data, newly installed programs, and user custom settings will all be cleared.

1-14

Clean Boot

Cold boot method: Hold the “Power

Button” of the Pocket PC with one hand while holding the stylus tip to push in the “Reset Button” with the other. Simultaneously release both the “Power Button” and “Reset Button”.

Appropriate situation: If a previous reset has already been attempted and

the Pocket PC is still unable to maintain normal operations, has no response, or if the screen is frozen.

Before executing the preceding “Cold boot method”, please carefully

consider the following instructions and then decide on the cold boot method.

After a cold boot is performed, if no buttons are pressed, when Pocket PC

automatically completes the system startup process, the last display will be the Today screen. This is identical to the reset result.

If a previous reset has already been attempted but the Pocket PC is still

unable to maintain normal operation, consider the following solution: After cold boot, hold the End Button PC until the system inquiry screen is shown, and then release the End Button. Next, please read thoroughly through the instructions on cold

on the bottom right of Pocket

booting before continuing carefully.

Getting Started 1-15

Perform cold boot and hold the End Button . Please refer to the following instructions before careful consideration.

Erase all data and load default?

The default is “No.” If Yes or No was not selected, after a few seconds the system will automatically execute the default No.

If you long press Left Soft-Key for a few seconds to select “Yes,” then the system will erase all data and load default. After your Pocket PC restarts, follow the instructions on the screen to complete.

Caution!

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After performing a cold boot, the system will retain Microsoft Windows

and pre-installed programs. If you answer “Yes” to the question displayed after a cold boot, other items such as the user’s input data, newly installed programs and user settings will be lost.

There are two ways to retain your data, loaded default and registry:

Perform a Reset

Performing a Cold Boot, and answer “No” when the above question

displays.

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Screen

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Start

Tap ,

The first time you use or cold boot the pocket PC, the system will ask you to align the screen. Kindly continue to tap the center of each cross (+) that appears and follow the screen instructions to complete the operation. If you feel that the position is not quite accurate while tapping on the screen, you follow the help for this section to align the screen again.

Settings

, the

System

tab, and then

Orientation:

Portrait (default) Landscape (right-handed) Landscape (left-handed) Tap the

calibrate the screen. When Align Screen appears, use the stylus to tap the center of the cross (+) until the next cross appears, then follow the screen instructions to complete

Screen

Align Screen

button to

the operation. Finally, tap exit.

Text Size

desired text size.

tab: For selecting the

Using the Pocket PC 2-1

The following steps will bring you into the touch screen calibration mode. These steps provide a faster and more efficacious way to enter the touch screen calibration mode. And they also provide a method of getting into you completely cannot select or do anything using the stylus.

Simultaneously press the

PC and the execution button in the center of the navigation pad.

Release these two buttons at the same time, and you will enter the

calibration screen.

program for when the touch screen dislocation is so severe that

Screen

Left Soft-Key

on the bottom-left of the Pocket

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Today Screen

When you turn on your Pocket PC for the first time each day (or after 4 hours of inactivity), you will see the “Today screen”. You can also display it by tapping glance the important information for the day.

and then

o p r

. On the “Today screen”, you can see at a

Today

Start. Tap to switch to a

program. You can press Start hot key to replace tapping Tap to enable or disable the GPRS

connection feature.

Antenna ico n. Tap to turn the

phone on or off.

Speaker icon. For adjusting

u v

volume.

Time. Tap to display the current date and time, and the upcoming

appointments. Tap and hold the time area to select analog or digital clock display from the list.

Spb Mobile Shell.

Today screen. Displays important information for the day. Tap on any ite m

to enter its relevant setup screen.

The icons mean you can tap to quick link to programs, such as

Call Filter status, etc.

Tap to quick link to

SpeedDial

. Tap to quick link to

Contacts

Scenarios

Using the Pocket PC 2-3

The following table lists the icons that you may see on the Navigation Bar or the Command Bar. Kindly refer to the “Meaning” column for explanation or tap on the icon to access the instant message.

Icon

Meaning

(Located on the Navigation Bar at the top of the screen) Speaker is on Ringer off Pending alarm Battery charging Battery level Low battery Battery power is very low Battery is fully charged No battery New instant message New e-mail or text message (SMS) New voice mail

If there is not enough space on the screen to display all notification icons, tap this icon to view all icons.

Active connection to computer Synchronizing Sync error PowerPoint slide show Bluetooth Missing SIM card The phone is turned off. Flight mode in use. The phone is turned on. Signal strength.

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Icon

Meaning

(Located on the Navigation Bar at the top of the screen) Radio connected

No signal. No service. The device has not yet connected to a network.

Lost signal. The device is searching for a signal. Missed call Voice call in progress Data call in progress Calls are forwarded Call on hold Missed call

Roaming GPRS not in use GPRS available GPRS connected Synchronizing over GPRS in use EDGE available EDGE connected Synchronizing over EDGE in use 3G network available 3G connected Synchronizing over 3G in use Wireless LAN Active Wireless LAN Data Calling Wireless LAN in use

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Icon

Meaning

(Located on the Command Bar at the bottom of the screen) General Mode. Set the scenario suitable for each environment. Meeting Mode. Set the scenario suitable for each environment. Outdoor Mode. Set the scenario suitable for each environment. Silent Mode. Set the scenario suitable for each environment.

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Programs

Download Programs



For effective use of memory, the programs marked with an asterisk “*”, are posted on our website: http://www.glofiish.com for downloading. Refer to further instructions for use after downloading these programs.

You can switch from one program to another by selecting it from the

menu. (You can customize which programs you see on this menu. For information, see “Adjusting Settings” section.) To access some programs, you’ll need to tap

Icon Programs Description

Games Group Bubble Breaker, Solitaire Multimedia Group Camera, FM Tuner, Image Maker *,

Office Mobile Group Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile,

Phone Group Add Ring tone, Call Filter *, MMS

Utilities Group Backup Utility, Birthday Reminder *,

Voice Commander Group GPS Group GPS Viewer, Location SMS, Satellite

ActiveSync Synchronize information between your

Programs

, and then the program name.

Image Wizard *, Multimedia Manager, Namecard Manager

Word Mobile

Message, Scenarios, SIM Manager, SMS Sender, Speed Dial

Bluetooth Manager, Default Settings, M-Desk, Quick Bar, WLAN Utility Voice Commander, Voice Commander Settings

Data Update

Pocket PC and desktop computer.

Using the Pocket PC 2-7

Icon Programs Description

Calendar Keep track of your appointments and

create meeting requests.

Contacts

Keep track of your friends and colleagues.

Notes Create handwritten or typed notes,

drawings, and recordings.

Tasks Keep track of your tasks. Messaging Send and receive e-mail messages.

Internet Explorer Browse Web and WAP sites, and

download new programs and files from

the Internet. Windows Live MSN related programs. Windows Live

Messenger Calculator Performs basic calculations.

Pictures & Videos Take, view, and edit pictures. Windows Media Player Plays movies or sound files.

File Explorer Manages files or folders. Task Manager Stop programs you are not currently

Send and receive instant messages with

your MSN contacts.

using to free memory. Wireless Manager Manage the mobile phone, Bluetooth,

and wireless LAN functions.

You can also switch to some programs by pressing a program button. Your Pocket PC has one or more program buttons located on the front or side of the Pocket PC. The icons on the buttons identify the programs they switch to. For more information, refer to “Redefine Hot Keys” section.

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System Application Programs

Settings

Program Description

Buttons Set the hot key for Pocket PC hardware button. Input Set the details about the input method. Lock Set the access rights and password of Pocket PC. Menus Owner Information Input owner information. Phone Set the details about the phone. Sounds & Notifications Today Set the look of Today screen and display

, the

Personal

Set the items displaying on the

Set the volume and notification method.

information.

tab

Start menu.

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Settings

Program Description

About Display the important information about the Pocket

Backlight Set the details about the backlight and brightness. Certificates For network identification to prevent unauthorized

Clock & Alarms Set the time and alarms. Memory View the memory usage, and th e list of running

Microphone Set the microphone volume. Power View the power usage condition, whether or not to

Regional Settings Set the region and information display formats such

Remove Programs Remove programs that are no longer used. Screen Aligning the screen is helpful in determining the

System Information View the system information.

, the

System

tab

PC.

access.

programs, etc.

power off after a waiting period.

as date, time, etc.

touch accuracy. You can select the portrait or landscape orientation.

Settings

Program Description

Beam Set if receiving end will accept beam data

Connection Wizard Select the appropriate country and carrier name. Connections Set the network connection. CSD Type Set Pocket PC to simulate a modem and access the

Network Cards Set the details about network cards. USB to PC

, the

Connections

automatically or not.

Internet through the built-in GSM device.

Change the type of USB connection.

tab

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Spb Mobile Shell

Today screen, you just need one touch at the electric power condition, the date, the time, the weather forecast, and even easily using photo Speed Dial.

helps you smoothly to start a day-long life. On the

Spb Mobile Shell

Touch or tap tabs to switch to other

categories.

Ta p and hold to display a pop-up

menu of actions.

If you check

you just need touch or tap the tabs to display the details. And tap on any empty space to close the details

window. Select settings.

Home Tab

Options

. Quickly show

Auto-Hide Mode

to change the

: Display the power

usage condition.

Tap a shortcut to run the program

you used.

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Time Tab

selected cities and next alarm information.

Weather Tab

forecast for the next four days.

: Display time in three

: Display weather

Tap and hold to display a pop-up

menu of actions.

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Photo Speed Dial Tab

using Photo Speed Dial gives you the most pleasant way to dial.

Tap a not defined button to add

your contact from Tap a defined button to call this

contact. On the other hand, you can tap and hold to display a pop-up menu of actions.

: Easily

Contacts

Configure Your Spb Mobile Shell

Tap and hold on the Spb Mobile Shell to display a pop-up menu, and then select

Options

Tap ,

to change the settings.

Settings

, the

System

tab, and then

o p

o p Á

Spb Mobile Shell

Move Up

arrange the display order of these items in the Today screen.

Options

have customizable options.

Replace

from the standard listing.

Add Remove

Show and hide the tab content. Update automatically or manually. Consider carefully before you check this option. Once the data is updated automatically when online,

Move Down

: Some of the tabs may

: Replace the existing tabs

: Add a new tab.

: Remove the selected tab.

: Tap to

costs will be incurred.

Using the Pocket PC 2-13

Note: either of the following connections allows your Pocket PC to download the weather forecast data. If there is more than one connection available, the system will automatically select the best connection, in the following order:

Synchronization connection

or Notebook). Please note that your PC must be online.

Wireless LAN connection.

GPRS connection

automatically. If necessary, change to manual mode.

: Roaming mode cannot update GPS data

: Connect your Pocket PC to a PC (Desktop

Tap , tab,

Today

then check

Make sure that checked so that the Today screen will display this item.

Settings

, the

Spb Mobile Shell

, the

Personal

tab, and

Items

Spb Mobile Shell

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Quick Bar

Press the hot key to launch Tap ,

You can launch programs from the Quick Bar.

Programs, Utilities

QuickBar

, and then

Press the hot key

QuickBar

Touch or tap any icon to launch a program.

If you do not select, Quick Bar will quit after several seconds.

You launch

The first time The second time The third time Today screen The fourth time … …

QuickBar

M-Desk

QuickBar

Using the Pocket PC 2-15

M-Desk

Press the hot key twice to launch Tap ,

You can categorize programs on the panel according to your personal preferences. Categorizing, renaming, deleting or editing the text color of program names under PC.

Programs, Utilities

M-Desk

, and then

will not affect the default setting of the Pocket

n o

p q

Switch Scenario. Enable or disable the speakerphone.

Enable or disable the Bluetooth earphone function.

Enter Categories Setup screen.

M-Desk

Tap

switch to other categories. Tap and hold the tab to display a pop-up menu that allows you to Rename, Move forward or Move back. The program icon selected for this

category. Tap to run this program. Tap and hold program. A pop-up

menu appears and allows you to Rename, Delete, Cut, or edit the text color of the program name. Tap on empty space and the pop-up

menu allows you to add New or Paste.

M-Desk

Phone, PDA

or other tabs to

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System category screen

This category already has these

n o p

programs that are automatically selected by the system which you cannot move or delete. All relevant information is updated automatically. If no storage card is installed, its

icon changes to gray and will be marked with a red X. Change screen orientation.

Categories Setup screen

Exit the Categories Setup screen.

Tap

Phone, PDA

select preferred programs. A maximum of 12 programs are allowed for each category. Icons for programs selected under

this category. Program selection area:

Tap to check ; the program name to confirm selection. Tap on ; again to change it back to □ to cancel selection. If it is already checked in other categories, the icon is in gray and you cannot select this item.

or other tabs to

Using the Pocket PC 2-17

Enter Information on Your Pocket PC

You have several options for entering new information:

Use the input panel to enter typed text, either by using the soft keyboard or

other input method.

Write directly on the screen.

Draw pictures on the screen.

Speak into your Pocket PC microphone to record a message.

Use synchronization tools to synchronize or copy information from your

desktop computer to your Pocket PC. For more information, see Help on your desktop computer.

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Using QWERTY Keyboard

The keyboard layout of this product is standard US keyboard (as used on PCs). The keyboard is located underneath the screen of the Pocket PC. You can slide the display to access the keyboard. The screen automatically switches to landscape display at the same time to facilitate data input in the Notepad, Word Mobile, Excel Mo bile and other applications. The display automatically switches back to portrait display as you close the keyboard.

Symbols or numbers (red): By pressing the red

function key , you can input the symbols or numbers in red indicated on the left upper section of the keys.

Press to switch to and from lower and

upper cases.

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Standard Keyboard

Functions

Lower Case of

Operation

You can input data in the lower case when no Letters Upper Case of Letters

Numbers or Symbols

Arrow Keys

function key is activated.

If you want to input the upper case of a letter,

press and then release

key, the first letter

you input will be in upper case, while the rest of will be in lower case.

If you want all letters in upper case: Press

key twice to lock the key. Every letter you type will be in upper case. Press

key twice again to unlock the key. If you want to input a number or symbol: press

and then release  key, the first character you input will be a number or symbol.

If you want a series of numb ers or symbols:

Press  key twice to lock the key. Every character you type will be a number or symbol. Press  twice again to unlock the key.

Press arrow keys

cdef

to move the cursor to

corresponding direction.

Delete

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If symbols appear on the screen after pressing the arrow keys, press  twice again to unlock the key and try again.

Press

key to delete character ahead of the

cursor.

Press  key to delete the character ahead of the

cursor. Press  key twice to delete data ahead of the

cursor continuously.

Standard Keyboard

Functions

Tab Latin 1 Letters

Start Menu Exit Current Program

Left Soft-Key

Right Soft-Key

Operation

Press Input a letter and press  and

at the same time. The system will convert the letter into the corresponding Latin 1 letters. Press both keys continually until the desired letter appear on the screen. Release both keys.

Press Press

button on the right upper corner. These two keys are located on the left and right hand sides of the upper part of the keyboard, i.e. on the left hand side of Q key and right hand side of P key. You can use these keys to run the function buttons at the bottom of the screen. For example, press the Left Soft-Key to run the the bottom of the operating screen as shown below; while the Right Soft-Key calls the Moreover, these two hotkeys work exactly the same as the two hotkeys at the bottom of the Pocket PC.

keys

key to cascade the Start menu. key. This is the same function as the

function at

View

function.

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Enter Text Using the Input Panel

Use the input panel to enter information in any progr a m on your Pocket

PC. You can either type using the soft keyboard or write using

Recognizer, Block Recognizer

characters appear as typed text on the screen.

To show or hide the input panel, tap the Input Panel button. Tap the

arrow next to the Input Panel button to see your choices.

, or

Transcriber

n o p

. In either case, the

Select an input method. Tap to see your choices. Input Panel button.

o p

Letter

When you use the input panel, your Pocket PC anticipates the word you are typing or writing and displays it above the input panel. When you tap the displayed word, it is inserted into your text at the insertion point. The more you use your Pocket PC, the more words it learns to anticipate.

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Tap here if this is the right word.

To change word suggestion options, such as the number of words suggested at one time, tap then the

Word Completion

tab.

Settings

, the

Personal

tab,

Input

, and

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Type with the Soft Keyboard

Ta p the arrow next to the Input Panel button and then

On the soft keyboard that is displayed, tap the keys with your stylus.

Keyboard

Use Letter Recognizer

With Letter Recognizer you can write letters using the stylus just as you would on paper.

Ta p the arrow next to the Input Panel button and then

Write a letter in the box.

When you write a letter, it is converted to typed text that appears on the screen. For specific instructions on using

Recognizer

open, tap the question mark next to the writing area.

Letter Recognizer

, with

Use Block Recognizer

Letter

With Block Recognizer you can input character strokes using the stylus that are similar to those used on other Pocket PCs.

Ta p the arrow next to the Input Panel button and then

Write a letter in the box.

When you write a letter, it is converted to typed text that appears on the screen. For specific instructions on using

Recognizer

open, tap the question mark next to the writing area.

Block Recognizer

, with

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Block

Use Transcriber

With

Transcriber

just as you would on paper. Unlike

Recognizer

and let

Ta p the arrow next to the Input Panel button and then

Write anywhere on the screen.

tap the question mark in the lower right hand corner of the screen.

, you can write a sentence or more of information. Th en, pause

Transcriber

For specific instructions on using

you can write anywhere on the screen using the stylus

Letter Recognizer

change the written characters to typed characters.

Transcriber

and

Transcriber

, with

Block

Transcriber

open,

Select Typed Text

If you want to edit or format typed text, you must select it first. Drag the stylus across the text you want to select. You can cut, copy, and paste text by tapping and holding the selected words and then tapping an editing command on the pop-up menu, or by tapping the com mand on the

menu.

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Write on the Screen

In any program that accepts writing, such as the the write directly on the screen. Write the way you do on paper. You can edit and format what you’ve written and convert the information to text at a later time.

Notes

tab in

Calendar, Contacts

, and

, you can use your stylus to

Tasks

program, and in

Notes

Write on the Screen

Tap displays lines on the screen to help you write.

and then check

to switch to writing mode. This action

Draw

Tap

Use your stylus like a pen now.

and then check

Draw

Some programs that accept writing may not have the the documentation for that program to find out how to switch to writing mode.

function. See

Draw

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Select Writing

If you want to edit or format writing, you must select it first.

Tap and hold the stylus next to the text you want to select until the

insertion point appears.

Without lifting, drag the stylus across the text you want to select.

If you accidentally write on the screen, tap again. You can also select text by tapping and then dragging the stylus across the screen.

You can cut, copy, and paste written text in the same way you work with typed text: tap and hold the selected words and then tap an editing command on the pop-up menu, or tap the command on the

, then

and then

menu.

Undo

to deselect it

Draw

and try

Using the Pocket PC 2-27

Draw on the Screen

You can draw on the screen in the same way that yo u write on the screen. The difference between writing and drawing on the screen is how you select items and how they can be edited. For example, selected drawings can be resized, while writing cannot.

Create a Drawing

Cross three ruled lines on your first stroke. A drawing box appears. Subsequent strokes in or touching the drawing box become part of the drawing. Drawings that do not cross three ruled lines will be treated as writing.

The drawing box indicates the

boundaries of the drawing.

You may want to change the zoom level so that you can more easily work on or view your drawing. Tap

Menu, Zoom

Tap

and then check

and then a zoom level.

Draw

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Select a Drawing

If you want to edit or format a drawing, you must select it first. Ta p and hold the stylus on the drawing until the selection handle appears. To select multiple drawings, tapping to select the drawings you want.

You can cut, copy, and paste selected drawings by tapping and holding the selected drawing and then tapping an editing command on the pop-up menu, or by tapping the command on the make sure the

function is not selected, and drag a selection handle.

Draw

and then

to deselect it and then drag

Draw

menu. To resize a drawing,

Record a Message

In any program where you can write or draw on the screen, you can also quickly capture thoughts, reminders, and phone numbers by recording a message. In the

tab. Refer to “Voice Recording Format” section.

Notes

Calendar, Tasks

, and

Contacts

, you can include a recording in

In the Notes program, you can either create a stand-alone recording or include a recording in a written note. If you want to include the recording in a note, open the note first. In the Inbox program, you can add a recording to an e-mail me s sage.

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Create a Recording

Hold your Pocket PC’s microphone near your mouth or other source of

sound.

Press and hold the Record hardware button on your Pocket PC until you

hear a beep. While holding down the Record button, make your recording.

T o stop recording, release the Record button. Two beeps will sound. The

new recording appears in the note list or as an embedded icon.

You can also make a recording by tapping the Recording toolbar. To play a recording, tap it in the list or tap its icon in the note.

o p q

Record

Indicates an embedded recording. Tap to begin recording. Recording toolbar. Tap

Recording Toolbar

button on the

and then check

o p

View

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Voice Commander

By default, the system sets the button on the side of the Pocket PC as the “Voice Commander Button.” Press this button to launch the Voice Commander. For details on how to use this function, please refer to the Voice Commander section.

Voice Commander Button

Using the Pocket PC 2-31

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Navigation Device Installation

Pocket PC

Car Charger (* optional): when Pocket PC is low on power, recharge by

connecting one end to the car cigarette lighter/12 volt power outlet and the other end to the socket on base of Pocket PC.

Attention

: The GPS signal receiver is built into the Pocket PC. If car

windscreen has heat reflective metallic film, or Pocket PC is obstructed by objects, then the receptivity of the GPS will be adversely affected.

Voice Command Satellite Navigation 3-1

GPS Navigation Software Installation

Please follow your car navigation system operating manual’s instructions on software installation in order to use the navigation function.

Conditions for Using GPS Car Navigation

By using this system you are agreeing to the following conditions:

When using this device, please use with matching car mount. Affix device

securely to the car mount. Please be aware that installation in the areas depicted below is forbidden and is strictly prohibited.

Do not place where it will obstruct driver vision

Do not place over air bag

o p q

Do not place where it can not be securely attached

Do not place in path of activated air bag

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Please set navigation destination before driving. Do not operate this system

while driving. Please use this system with care. If any harm results from careless use of

this system, the responsibility for safe driving resides with the driver. GPS positioning is limited by weather and usage location (tall buildings,

tunnels, underpasses, trees, bridges). Most GPS do not work indoors, nor can GPS signals penetrate buildings, car sun shades and heat reflective film with metallic content. Please install GPS outdoors with clear line of sight. Beneath the windscreen at the front of the car is a common choice, and the windscreen should be free of heat reflective film. The GPS system is built and operated by the U.S. Department of Defense

which is also responsible for its maintenance and calibration. Any changes made by them may affect the operation and accuracy of the GPS system. Wireless devices (mobile phones, speed radar detectors) will all interfere

with the satellite signal and cause unreliable signal reception. The GPS position fix is provided only for the driver’s reference and should

not affect actual driver behavior. The electronic map data provided in the navigation system is for normal

reference only and not intended for high precision applications. The user should determine their exact location based on actual road conditions. The route provided by the navigation system, the audio cues and

intersection data are derived from recommended optimal route calculated using the electronic map data. This is provided for the driver’s reference only , t he drive r shoul d decide their chosen route according to actual road conditions.

When not in use, please do not leave the device inside the car. If exposed

10.

directly to sunlight, the battery may overheat and cause damage to this device. This may endanger the vehicle as well.

Voice Command Satellite Navigation 3-3

Satellite Data Update

Tap ,

Login to the provider’s server to download instant satellite data and enable the GPS function. Note: either of the following connections allows your Pocket PC to download the latest GPS data. If there is more than one connection available, the system will automatically select the best connection, in the following order:

Synchronization connection

or Notebook). Please note that your PC must be online.

Wireless LAN connection.

GPRS connection

If necessary, change to manual mode.

Programs, GPS

: Roaming mode cannot update GPS data automatically.

, and then

: Connect your Pocket PC to a PC (Desktop

(Not supported in USA)

Satellite Data Update

The system will update GPS data

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n o

[

automatically based on a schedule. Follow these steps:

Check the automatic update

checkbox. Set the date.

Set the time.

The text shows the expiration date

[

of the GPS data. On the due date, the system will pop up a warning message. Refer to the following instruction about the

Today

screen.

Tap the

update the GPS data manually. The figure on the left shows how to download using the synchronization connection.

After setting your Pocket PC to the following connection mode and

Tap the

Satellite Data Update

to open the dialog in the left figure. Check the expiration checkbox to

activate the reminder function on the due date. The default value is checked. The

system will automatically update the data when online. Costs will be incurred when connecting over the GPRS, so consider carefully before activating this function.

Download

Setting

Button to

Button in the

main screen

activating the automatic update and Internet connection functions, the system will automatically download the latest GPS information periodically.

Synchronization connection.

connected to the PC, and that the PC is online.

Wireless LAN connection.

GPRS connection.

Make sure that your Pocket PC is

Voice Command Satellite Navigation 3-5

When the GPS data has expired,

the relevant message displays on the top of the screen.

The icon reminds you that your

GPS data has expired. Tap the

open the message window.

Tap to close the message window.

Notification

Button to

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Location SMS

Tap ,

You can utilize the GPS function offered by your Pocket PC, to send the matching location automatically found by this program and the necessary message to your contacts. This could be helpful in preventing kidnapping, reporting disastrous situations, calling for help in emergencies or locating an individual. In addition, we have formulated many SMS templates based on different situations for your convenience.

Programs, GPS

, and then

o p

[

Location SMS

It is better to execute this program

at a location with clear signal.

Tap to open the set up in advance, you can choose contacts directly. You can directly enter mobile phone number in the To area. If there is more than one recipient,

Contacts

screen, if

please use “;” to separate

]

recipients.

You can directly enter your message in this area, such as landmarks,

features or street names.

Automatically searches for GPS information.

[

Tap to allow you to select, add, edit, or delete your most used messages.

Tap to allow you to send SMS messages and report your location.

]

Voice Command Satellite Navigation 3-7

Select

in the main screen, once in the screen shown on the left, tap on any message and tap

Button to select.

Further, by pressing and holding anywhere on the screen, together with the pop-up menu, you can add, edit or delete your most used messages.

The content of the message that

your recipient views looks similar to what is shown on the left. Actual messages differ depending on the recipient’s de vice.

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GPS Viewer

Tap ,

You may use this Pocket PC to automatically search the GPS

coordinates of your location an d check if the GPS functions work properly.

Programs, GPS

, and then

o p

[

p q

GPS Viewer

Run this program in a location with

good signal reception.

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): After connecting to a satellite and obtaining the GMT, it will be displayed on the screen. Tap to set the satellite time as the system time. Report GPS tracking information. Tap to change the unit. Switch to Satellite mode.

Tap

Satellite

mode.

Red: Satellite detected (In View). Blue: Satellite data detected (Data Valid). Green: Tracking completed (Tracker). Signal strength: The larger the figures, the stronger the signal. Satellite ID: The IDs expressed in numbers in this field correspond to the IDs on the earth image above. Switch to Compass mode.

to switch to Satellite

Voice Command Satellite Navigation 3-9

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The Phone feature on the Pocket PC allows you to perform the

following tasks:

3G video telephony.

Make and receive calls.

Quickly make calls or listen to voice mail without entering phone numbers

using

Contacts, Speed Dial

Check the

new number to

Receive calls and easily take notes during the call.

Send SMS messages.

Customize how your phone rings.

To switch to the Phone function, press the

of the Pocket PC or tap

To avoid distraction and affecting driving safety, never use your Pocket



PC while driving an automobile or any other moving vehicle.

Make sure that the SIM card is properly installed in your Pocket PC and



the Phone is already turned on before you use the functions described in this section.

When you are on a plane, in a medical facility or at a gas station where



The Phone function relies on the Pocket PC main battery for power.



Maintain the main battery power level to assure call quality and the normal operation.

Call Log

to see who has called, whom you have called, add a

Contacts

Wireless Manager

, or your

, and access notes taken while you were on a call.

and then



Call Log

Phone

Caution!

and select the

button on the lower part

ALL OFF

Button to turn

Using the Phone 4-1

Installing and Removing the SIM Card

Tap the

PC’s mobile phone, Bluetooth, and wireless LAN functions. Press the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC to turn off the screen.

Installing the SIM Card

ALL OFF

Button in

Wireless Manager

to turn off your Pocket

Installing the Battery

Place the battery in the back of Pocket PC. Make sure that the golden contacts are aligned to the battery box; gently insert the battery until it clicks. Then replace the back cover.

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Using the Phone

Microphone

Phone Receiver qPhone Speaker (Bottom of Pocket PC)

Combination

Method

Hold the

Pocket PC

manually

for calls

Install the

external headset

Operation

Hold the Pocket PC and position the receiver close to your ear and the speaker close to your lips. Place the earphone in your ear and position the microphone to your lips.

Earphone

Press or End Button on the lower part of the Pocket PC.

Use the line control function. Press the

utton on the headset to answer or end the call. Except the Bluetooth headset, when the phone is ringing, hold down the button to reject the incoming call.

Answer or

End a Call

Send Button

Adjust Earphone

Volume

While answering a call, push the volume control key on the side of the Pocket PC to test the earphone volume.

Use the knob on the headset to adjust the volume of the earphone during a call.

Using the Phone 4-3

Adjusting the Phone Volume

Tap programs’ sound functions under

under

When there is no call, you can push

the volume control key on the side of the Pocket PC or use the stylus to tap the speaker icon Tap ring volume of the incoming call.

Push the volume control key on the

side of the Pocket PC or tap and then volume. You can only do this

during a call.

Vibration mode: The speaker icon

on the top changes to .

on the top and adjust all

. Adjust the phone sound volume

and then to adjust the

to adjust the phone

Mute mode: The speaker icon

Here is how to adjust the proper volume:

If earphones are used with the Pocket PC to make calls, set the volume

according to actual personal needs.

If earphones are not used with the Pocket PC and not held close to the ear

for calls but similar to hands-free operation, it is recommended to set the sound volume for the top two levels. For holding the Pocket PC close to the ear directly for calls, it is

recommended that you set the volume to the lower four levels. It is recommended not to use the top two levels because the volume is high and may affect your hearing.

Turn on or turn off the speakerphone:

Enable the speakerphone: While answering a call, tap

on.

Disable the speakerphone: Tap

on the top changes to .

Speaker on

Speaker off

to turn off.

to turn

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Turning the Phone On or Off and Making Calls

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Camera for Video call

Adjust earphone volume

Rear side: The SIM card is located

below the battery.

Send Button

End Button

Turn on the phone

On the Today screen, tap to

launch

Wireless Manager

Or tap the icon. When the

message window appears, tap “Wireless Manager.”

Using the Phone 4-5

Tap to enab le GSM.

Input the PIN and wait for the

phone to turn on.

And the

: Press

Dial

telephone number and then tap the Enter Button.

Answer a call

End a call

Turn off the phone

On the Today screen, tap to launch

Tap to disable GSM.

to enter the Phone screen . Use the stylus to tap the

: Press

Wireless Manager

changes to .

icon changes to .

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Video Call

Are you ready? Smile and say “Hello,” when you start a video call.

Select your contact and tap

Call

Video

To end the call, simply tap

the

Video Call

forget to say goodbye.

Video Call

Toolbar for

Video window for your contact.

Video window for yourself.

Call status.

[

Contact’s name or telephone

number. Provides the relevant menu.

Return to the voice call keypad.

main menu. Don’t

main menu.

Video Call

Using the Phone 4-7

Icon Meaning

Receive or hide the video window. Mute microphone or enable microphone. Change the video windows. Change to the front or rear camera, or close camera. Set the contrast. End a call.

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Toolbar

Smart Dialing: Enter the portion

you remember and the system will

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use the fuzzy comparison method to list the matching contacts at area

on the figure.

Please refer to the keyboard shown on the screen to enter information including the phone number and letters. Tap a contact to view contents.

Provides the relevant menu. For

example, select the phone setup such as ring tone, vibration mode, PIN code, etc. Or select

Send Text Message

SMS message.

Hide Keyboard

[

expand the contacts display area, and then tap restore the keyboard.

Speaker on

answering a call, tap to enable the speakerphone.

Keypad

the keypad.

Button: Tap to return to

Options

Button: Tap to

Keyboard

Button: While

to change

to send

Button to

Using the Phone 4-9

The following table shows the icons that you may see on the Navigation

Bar on the top of the screen.

Signal Indicator Description

SIM card unavailable. The phone is turned off. To turn it on, tap this icon. Network is searching or unavailable. Phone connection unavailable or network error. To turn it off, tap this icon. The phone is turned on and signal reception is normal. To turn it off, tap this icon. Active call. To switch back from other programs, tap this icon. Call forwarding active Calls are forwarded Missed call Roaming mode

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Call from Contacts

Phone numbers entered in Contacts can be used to quickly locate phone

numbers and make calls.

In the contact list, tap and hold the

contact to display a pop-up menu.

Tap

Call Mobile

the pop-up menu. Tap a contact to display the details.

Call Work

Using the Phone 4-11

Call from the Call History

Tap

screen.

Call History

Button on the Phone screen to enter the following

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Tap

the categories. To search, tap

Caller

instructions to complete the operation. Tap this icon to redial this number

immediately. Tap and hold the phone number

area and tap the option you need on the pop-up menu. For example, tap

Call to Contacts

the Phonebook. Tap

Calls

tap number of calls, call time and manage call records as shown in the figure on the left.

and then

and follow the screen

to redial this number, tap

to add this number to

and then

to delete all call records. Or

Call Timers

to view the

to list

Filter

Delete All

Save

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Customize Your Phone

Tap

Menu, Options

Appreciation software

Note that the setup values you can change here depend on the services provided by your telephone company.

, and then the

tabs to modify the relevant service setup.

Others

Phone, Services, Network, Skin

Tap the tab.

Make sure that you have checked

“SMS Zoom.” When you receive an SMS, a large mail icon will appear on the upper right of the Today screen, and you can open your newly received message by tapping on this icon. If you check “Call Filter” and

“Scenarios,” the representing icons will appear on the lower right of the Today screen.

Tap the

GPRS Setting

option for GPRS connection.

Broadcast Channels

telephone company provides this service, you can activate it.

Band

different regions.

Appreciation software

tab.

Others

: You can set the

: You can set the band for

: If your

Using the Phone 4-13

Tap

Menu, Options

Add Ringtone

Tap ,

Programs, Phone

, and then the

n o p

, and then

tab.

Phone

You can set the ring type as ring,

vibration or mute. If you want to use a customized

ring tone file, use the synchronization program on your desktop computer to copy the .wav ring tone file to the /Windows/Rings folder on the Pocket PC. You can then select this ring tone from the Ring tone list. Set the key sound for dialing.

You can set a PIN (Personal

Identity Number) to block unauthorized access to your phone. Your first PIN is provided by your phone service provider.

Add Ringtone

All of the music files stored in your

Pocket PC or storage card will be listed, please select the new ringtones which you would like to add.

Tap

Add Ringtone

you can enter the telephone environment settings and select your ringtone files from the Ring tone list.

Button, then

Phone

tab for

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Phone Application Programs

Caution!



Before you can use the functions described in the that the SIM card is properly installed in your Pocket PC and the Phone is already turned on.

SIM Manager

If your Pocket PC does not include this function, it means it is not

Group. Make sure

Phone

supported and you can skip this chapter.

Tap ,

Programs, Phone

, and then

Standard Display

SIM Manager

Phonebook entries.

manages the SIM Phonebook and duplicates the

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SIM Manager

SIM Phonebook

Name

the columns, and when the button appears it is possible to sort. Tap and hold a Phonebook entry to

duplicate it to

Contacts

number will be displayed in this column. If none is available, then the office number will be displayed. Tap and hold a Contacts entry to

duplicate it to the

Phonebook

: Tap on the title of

Pos.

▲▼

Contacts

: The contact’s mobile

SIM

Using the Phone 4-15

The following are the shared functions for standard screen or full screen

display:

Button: Provides the appropriate function table.



SMS Management



New SIM Contact



Refresh

after the Contacts are updated.

Standard

modes.

: Tap to refresh the displayed contacts and SIM card information,

Button: Provides

: Enter the SMS management screen.

: Add a new phonebook entry to the SIM card.

Standard, SIM, Contacts

three switching

Full-Screen Display

When switching to full screen display, the full screen display for SIM card phonebook or Contacts will be as shown as per the illustration below. This will enable the phonebook contacts to be easier to read and more precise management can be conveniently performed.

Ta p and hold a Phonebook entry.

Then, tap to call this contact.

on the pop-up menu

Dial

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Choose

enter the preparation screen for sending SMS. Ta p and hold a Phonebook entry to

be duplicated. Then, tap

Contacts

copy to

Send SMS

on the pop-up menu to

Contacts

from the list, to

Copy to

Copy Phonebook Information

The function descriptions of this section are for standard screen and fullscreen display. Copying phonebook information between the SIM card and Contacts is either by “select one, select multiple, or select all” methods. For precise management of your phonebook that can be conveniently performed.

 Select all

 Select one

 Select multiple

Tap on the □ in the title to select

all.

Tap on the □ in front of a

phonebook data entry to select this singl entry.

It is also possible to select multiple

phonebook data entries. In the

SIM Phonebook

and hold the selected phonebook data to select the function and copy to

Contacts

In the the selected phonebook data to select the function and copy to

SIM Phonebook

Contacts

area, tap and hold

area, tap

[

Using the Phone 4-17

SMS Management

Tap screen and to display the original SMS contents on the SIM card.

and then

SMS Management

Double tap the number in the

column to view the corresponding SMS contents.

Tap the SMS you want to delete.

When it is highlighted, tap

selected SMS

message from the SIM card. Return to the

screen.

to enter the SMS management

Button to delete this

SIM Manager

SIM Tool Kit

Tap ,

Programs

, and then

SimTKUI

(SIM Tool Kit).

Del

Pos.

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This screen is for reference only.

The actual screen is based on the service items provided by your telecom company. Tap any service item.

Button: Launch service item.

Select

Follow the screen or voice instructions.

SMS Sender

Tap , Tap , Press to bring up the

Message

Enter the composing SMS screen in

Programs, Phone

Messaging

, and then

Phone

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and then

SMS Sender

New

screen. Tap

Messaging

“Text Messages” means you are

editing SMS. Input the mobile phone number.

Input the messages you want to

send. Tap

select canned messages or to edit your Text Messages. Tap to send SMS message.

Send Text

My Text

Using the Phone 4-19

Speed Dial

Tap ,

Programs, Phone

Hot Key Switch

, and then

n o

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Speed Dial

Tap the box according to the

functions provided by the system. Tap to switch between these

functions:

Index Dial Tools

menu. For example, select to set the interface as

Dial on/off

the screen. Tap

Tools

to enter the Setting screen

Text

shown on the left. You can set the text font, text color and button

ackground color according to your

Frequency Dial

Button: Provides the relevant

Settings

Frequency

Index Dial

to set the sound for tapping

and then

. Select

Sound

Color and

→

personal preferences.

Font

Text color

Button background

Preview area

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Frequently Dialed Screen

Frequency Dial screen

Tap any phone entry box to speed

dial.

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Tap and hold the box, then select

appropriate command from the pop-up menu. Sort according to the number of

calls in descending order. The upper left corner has the most number of calls while the lower right corner has the least number.

: Tap to view the previous or

§ ¨

next page. Tap to switch to the

screen as shown on the left.

Dial

Frequency

Using the Phone 4-21

Index Dial

Index Dial screen

Switch to the Index Dial screen as

shown on the left. Tap on any letters. The content

displayed are the data created in

Contacts

data in Contacts, the screen is blank.

. If you did not create any

The letter “F” appears on the upper

left side of the screen (see left). This indicates that this page

contains all address data that starts with “F”. The English Address

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Book is arranged alphabetically using the First Name. Tap any box to speed dial.

: Tap to view the previous or

§ ¨

next page.

Call Filter *

Download Programs



Tap ,

Programs, Phone

, and then

Call Filter

Tap

Options

a new Block List. Tap and hold an entry in the list. Select from the pop-up menu to manage the list according to your

and then

New

needs. Tap

Options

a new Allow List.

Provides the relevant menu.

: Add a New List.

New Block Record Block Settings Other Config. Synchronize

synchronization. The system will synchronize the names according to the current Contacts entries but without updating the phone numbers.

: Helps you find entries conveniently if there are lots of entries in

Find

the list.

Provides

: Information about

About

: Blocked call records.

: Incoming call settings.

: Block Record settings.

: Tap

Options

and

SMS

Tel

and then

Call Filter

modes.

Tap and hold any entry in the list to display the pop-up menu.

Other Config.

and then

to activate

New

to add

Using the Phone 4-23

Tap

Options

the screen shown on the left.

and then

New

to enter

Input name and telephone number.

Add to Tel List or SMS List.

Button

Cancel

Tap and hold a contact in the

Contacts Call Filter

to add a new entry to the Block List.

Tap

Config.

screen. Select

from the pop-up menu

Options

and then

Add to

Other

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Block Record Settings

keeping time.

Synchronize

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synchronization.

Status

the Status icon on the lower right of the Today screen. If activated, the icons show. Tap to view the filter status.

tab: Activate

tab: Activate or deactivate

or will

tab: Select

Tap the icon or on the lower right of the Today screen to display the

Call Filter

Status window.

Display

Tap to hide the

window.

Call Filter

setting status.

Status

Using the Phone 4-25

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