Fujitsu LOOX T810, LOOX T830 User Manual

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LOOX T Series

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This manual w as produced by Xerox Global S ervices

Published by Fujitsu Siemens Computer GmbH

Edition 2

October 2006

Order n o.: A26391-K182-Z120-1-7619

LOOX T Series

EasyGuide

Your Pocket LOOX... 1 Important notes 3 Equipment overview 4 Getting started 17 Making telephone calls with the Pocket PC 28 Operating the Pocket Creating messages 53 Using the Internet 60 Using GPS functions 6 Using the camera (optional) 62 Working with data 65 Security functions 6 Connecting and networking the Pocket PC

with other devices 70 Energy saving funct Troubleshooting and tips 76 Technical data 80 Manufacturer’s not Index 87

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Contents

Your Pocket LOOX... . .................................................................. 1

Notational conventions .................................................................. 2

Importantnotes ........................................................................ 3

Safetyinformation ....................................................................... 3

Usingthe Pocket PC .................................................................... 3

Equipment overview ................................................................... 4

Indicators(LEDs)and status indicators inthe display ....................................... 5

Indicators(LEDs) .................................................................... 5

Status indicatorsonthedisplay ....................................................... 6

Using the operating elements . . ....................................................... 7

Using thekeyboard .................................................................. 7

Key combinations (short cuts) ........................................................ 9

Using thepen anddisplay ............................................................ 9

Using the online buttons for telephony . . . . . ............................................ 9

Using the3-way scroll button andthenavigationkey ................................... 10

Using theapplicationbuttons andthe softkey buttons ................................... 12

Using theon-screen keyboard ........................................................ 14

Software overview ...................................................................... 15

Accessories ............................................................................ 16

Cradle .............................................................................. 16

External GPS antenna (optional) . . . ................................................... 16

Getting start

checking the c Removing the Installing t Connecting t Starting up Calibratin Entering a Familiari

Today scr Internet

Starting

User dat

GPRS/UM Data syn

Data sy

Data sy Using

Start

Making telephone callswith thePocket PC ............................................. 28

Making acall ........................................................................... 28

Entering a phone number . ........................................................... 28

Selectingaphonenumber from yourcontacts .......................................... 28

Select a phone number from your list o f calls . . ........................................ 28

Making emergency calls . . . . . . ........................................................... 29

Answering anincoming call .............................................................. 29

ed .........................................................................

ontents ofthe package .....................................................

protective ﬁlmfromthe cameraand thescreen ...............................

he battery and the (optional) SIM card . . ........................................

he mains adapter and cha rging the battery ....................................

your Pocket PC for the ﬁrst time ...............................................

gthe screen ...................................................................

PIN (optional) . . . . . . ...........................................................

sing yourself withthe basicoperationofthe device .................................

een .......................................................................

and intranet connections with CONNECTMO BI LITY-E2C . . .........................

CONNECTMOBILITYE2C ...................................................

adialogue ..................................................................

TS providerselection ......................................................

chronisation ....................................................................

nchronisation via Exchange Server ............................................

nchronisationwith ActiveSync .................................................

the online help ....................................................................

ing the online help independently of an application: . . . .............................

ing the online help from an application ............................................

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Ending acall ........................................................................... 29

Displayingmissedcalls ................................................................. 29

Using voice dialling (Voice Commander) . ................................................. 30

Making a call via Voice Commander . ................................................. 30

Speed dial function . . . . . . ................................................................ 30

Programming the speed dial function . ................................................. 30

Making a call via the speed dial number . . ............................................. 30

Using the hands-free function ............................................................ 31

Muting the telephone . . . . ................................................................ 31

Holding acall ........................................................................... 32

Making aconference call ................................................................ 32

Setting upa conference call .......................................................... 32

Disconnecting all connections from the conference call . . . .............................. 32

Disconnecting selected connections . . . . . ............................................. 32

Making video phone calls (optional) . . . . . . ................................................. 33

Answering an incoming video phone call . ............................................. 33

Making a video phone call ............................................................ 33

Further options for video phone calls . ................................................. 34

Managing contacts ...................................................................... 35

Copying contact details fromthe PocketPC totheSIM card ............................. 35

Copying contacts from theSIMcard tothe PocketPC .................................. 35

Displaying services on the SIM card (network provider speciﬁc) ............................. 36

SIM security ............................................................................ 36

SIM Lock ............................................................................... 36

Blocking the SIMcard ................................................................... 36

Conﬁguring phone settings . . . ............................................................ 36

Selecting anetwork ................................................................. 37

Setting upa Voicemailnumber ....................................................... 37

Setting upthe SMSService Centre ................................................... 38

Call Forwarding ..................................................................... 38

Operating the PocketPC ............................................................... 39

Using your Pocket PC’s proﬁles .......................................................... 40

Selecting proﬁles .................................................................... 40

Conﬁguring proﬁles .................................................................. 41

Switching thePocket PConand off ....................................................... 41

Switching the Pocket PC off and on during normal use (Standby mode) . . . ............... 42

Switchingoff thePocket PCto savethebattery ........................................ 42

ResettingthePocket-PC ................................................................. 43

Soft reset(warm start) ............................................................... 43

Cold starting andrestoring factory defaultsettings ...................................... 44

Out and about with the Pocket PC ........................................................ 45

Transporting thePocket PC .......................................................... 45

In-ﬂight usage ....................................................................... 45

Usage whiledriving ................................................................. 45

Cleaning the Pocket PC . ................................................................ 45

Charging the battery ..................................................................... 46

Charging the batterydirectlyviathe mainsadapter ..................................... 47

Charging the batteryvia thecradle .................................................... 48

Charging the batteryvia aUSBport ................................................... 48

Optimisingbattery life ................................................................ 48

Inserting andremoving anexpansion card ................................................. 49

Inserting an expansion card . ........................................................ 49

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Removing the expansion card . ....................................................... 50

Using thePocket PCasaUSB Hostdevice ............................................... 51

Conﬁguring devicesettings .............................................................. 51

Customising menus . . . .................................................................. 52

Fast access to programs via FSC SpeedMenu . ............................................ 52

Creating messages . ................................................................... 53

Inbox . ................................................................................. 53

Displaying the inbox . . . .............................................................. 53

SMS .................................................................................. 54

Creating and sending SMS . . . ....................................................... 54

MMS .................................................................................. 54

Conﬁguring theMMS application ...................................................... 55

E-mail .................................................................................. 56

Setting up e-mail accounts for PO P3, SMTP or IMAP4 . . . . . ............................. 56

Setting up an e-mail account for the VPN corporate network ............................. 57

Setting up sending e-mail via ActiveSync . . ............................................ 57

Creating and sending e-mails . . ....................................................... 57

Downloading e-mails from a server (e-mail pull) ........................................ 58

Receiving e-mails andother data automatically inreal-time(e-mail push) .................... 59

Using theInternet ...................................................................... 60

Accessing the Internet withInternet Explorer .............................................. 60

Calling upInternet Explorer Mobile .................................................... 60

Using GPSfunctions ................................................................... 61

FSC GPSLocator ....................................................................... 61

Using thecamera (optional) ............................................................ 62

2 megapixel autofocus camera ........................................................... 62

Starting the Pictures & Videos application . ............................................ 62

Startingthecamera directly .......................................................... 62

Takingpictures ...................................................................... 62

Recording a video sequence . . ....................................................... 63

Conﬁguring thecamera andvideo settings ............................................. 64

Working with data ..................................................................... 65

Windows Media Player .................................................................. 65

Using Javaapplications .............................................................. 65

Downloading Java applicat ions ....................................................... 65

Starting Java applications . ........................................................... 65

UninstallingJava applications ........................................................ 66

Compressing ﬁles withFSCMobileZip .................................................... 66

Security functions ..................................................................... 67

Password protection ..................................................................... 67

Device lock (keyanddisplay lock) ........................................................ 68

Locking the device .................................................................. 68

Deactivatingthedevice lock .......................................................... 68

FSC KeyLock ........................................................................... 68

ActivatingFSCKeyLock ............................................................. 68

Switchingonwithlock active ......................................................... 68

FSC SecureLock (optional) . . . ........................................................... 69

Connecting and networking the Pocket PC with other devices . ......................... 70

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Activating and deactivating radio modules ................................................. 70

Wireless connection via Wireless LAN . . . ................................................. 70

Wireless communicationwithBluetooth ................................................... 71

Example: ........................................................................... 71

Energy saving functions ............................................................... 72

General information on energy management . ............................................. 72

Using energy saving functions ............................................................ 72

conﬁguring Standby mode ............................................................... 72

Switching offbacklight .................................................................. 72

Conﬁguring backlight .................................................................... 73

Conﬁguring Keyboard backlight . . ........................................................ 73

Conﬁguring device behaviour whenE-mail pushis activated ................................ 73

Switching off the sound and setting the volume . . . ......................................... 74

Wireless connection via Wireless LAN . . . ................................................. 75

Using Wireless Manager ............................................................ 75

Troubleshooting and tips .............................................................. 76

Installingnewsoftware .................................................................. 76

The PocketPC’s time ordateare notcorrect .............................................. 76

The PocketPC’s display remains dark .................................................... 76

The display is difﬁcult toread ............................................................. 76

The PocketPC switches off .............................................................. 77

The Pocket PC does not start after being switched on . . . . .................................. 77

The Pocket PC does not respond any more . . ............................................. 77

The battery discharges tooquickly ........................................................ 78

The End button does not respond properly . . . ............................................. 78

No soundorminimalvolume ............................................................. 78

Poor reception viaGPS .................................................................. 78

Contact with hotline/help desk ........................................................... 79

Calling upthe IMEInumber .............................................................. 79

Calling upthe UUID .................................................................... 79

Technical data ......................................................................... 80

Pocket PC .............................................................................. 80

Battery (Li-Ion) .......................................................................... 81

Mains adapter . . . ....................................................................... 81

Manufacturer’snotes .................................................................. 82

Environmentalprotection ................................................................ 82

Disposal and recycling ............................................................... 82

CE marking ............................................................................. 83

Information on exposure/speciﬁcabsorptionrate(SAR) .................................... 84

FCC Regulations ........................................................................ 85

FCC Warning Statement forWLAN product ............................................... 85

RF ExposureInformation(SAR) ......................................................... 86

Index .................................................................................. 87

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Your Pocket LOOX...

... is the ﬁrst integrated Pocket PC from Fujitsu Siemens Computers which combines a GSM/UMTS mobile phone with an innovative and high-performance handheld and a GPS navigation system.

With Bluetooth and wireless LAN you can establish a connection to other devices at the ofﬁce and away from it without bothersome cables. W ith your Pocket LO OX, you can access the Internet via UMTS/GSM or a Wireless LAN for example. You can call up both web and WAP pages with Internet Explorer. The ergonomic keyboard is perfect for writing and sending e-mails as well as for SMS and MMS messaging. Thanks to the e-mail push function, you no longer need to download incoming e-mails yourself anymore – instead, they are conveniently transferred au tomatically directly to your Pocket LOOX. Calendars, contacts and tasks are automatically updated.

Depending on equipment level, your Pocket LOOX will have one or two integrated cameras. The VGA camera is used for video telephony via UMTS. With the aid of the 2 megapixel autofocus camera you can take photographs and then view the results on the high-resolution touchscreen. Alternatively, you can also record video sequences.

Microsoft Windows 5.0 Phone Edition also includes the MS Ofﬁce applications Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. You can store notes in written form or verbally, as you would do with a dictation device.

With Microsoft Windows 5.0 Phone Edition your data will be preserved even if the battery is ﬂat. Install ActiveSync on your computer, connect the Pocket LOOX to your computer and

you are ready to synchronise you r data. In the ofﬁce you can then effortlessly transfer all your data and newly created documents to your computer.

With th e optional USB Host cable you can use your Pocket LOOX as a USB Host device. You can connect different USB devices, such as an external hard disk, to the Pocket PC. Read your favourite book in total comfort away from home on screen or use th e MP3 player.

The following documentation contains additional information on your Pocket PC and the operating system:

• the "Getting Started" poster

• the "Saf ety" and "Warr

• the help function on your Pocket PC

•theﬁles on the Microso

anty" manuals

ft Getting Started CD (e.g. *.TXT, *.PDF)

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Your Pocket LOOX...

Notational conventions

Pay particular attention to text marked with this symbol. Failure to observe this warning may endanger your health, cause the equipment to malfunction or lead to lo ss of data. The warranty does not cover defects of the equipment caused by failure to follow these instructions.

indicates important inform properly.

ation that is required to use the device

►



This style

"This style"

Abc

This style indicates words and phrases that are emphasised, e.g.: Do not

refers to an action which you must carry out.

indicates a result

relates to entries which you program dialog or command or a command for s tarting a

refers to information displayed by a program on the screen, e.g.:

Installation is completed

is for

• terms and texts in a software user interface, e.g.: ClickSave.

• Program names or ﬁle names, e.g. Windows XP or netscape.exe.

is for

• cross-references to another section, e.g. "Safety information"

• Cross-references to an ext For further information v

• Names of hard disks, CDs, DVDs and names and titles of other materials, e.g.: "CD Drivers & Utilities" or "Security" manual

refers to a key on the keyboard, e.g.:

switch off the device

must make with the keyboard in a

line, such as your password (Name123)

program (start netscape.exe)

ernal source, s uch as a web address:

isit "

www.fujitsu-siemens.com"

F10

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Important notes

This chapter contains safety notes and important information you must observe when using your Pocket PC.

This Pocket PC complies with the relevant safety regulations for IT equipment. I f you have questions as to whether you can set up and operate the Pocket PC in the intended environment, please contact your sales point or our hotline/help desk.

Safety information

SafetyinformationNotes

Observe the safety notes in the "Safety" manual and the following safety notes to prevent injuries, damag e to your device or data loss.

• Please follow the instructions relating to environmental conditions in the "

Page 80 chapter during installation and before operating the device.

• Connect the mains adapter plug to the mains adapter. The mains adapter plug must never be connected to an electrical outlet without the mains adapter.

• The mains adapter must only be connected to an electrical outlet when the Pocket PC or the cradle is conn ecte d to the mains adapter.

• Do not use the mains adapter for other devices.

• Please observe the information in the "

45 chapter when travelling or transporting the device.

• After resetting the Pocket PC (i.e. after a cold start or resetting the device to the factory defaults) the phone functions are active. In the process, the WLAN radio component will brieﬂybecome active while it is initialised. Please be aware of this if you are in a n environment where radio components must not be used (e.g. hospital, aircraft). Bluetooth is not activated after a reset.

• Prolonged use of headphones, especially at very loud volumes, can cause hearing damage.

Using the Pocket PC

BatteryStorage,bat t eryBattery

Store the Pocket PC in a fully charged state in a dry environment. When storing the device please do not exceed the permissible temperature limits – see "

Page 80,section"Pocket PC", Page 80. The lower the temperature at which the

batteries are stored, the lower the rate of self-discharge.

Avoid leaving your Pocket PC lying in direct sunlight in a car. The temperature could exceed the permissible temperature in such cases.

To protect the battery, battery charging is discontinued at excessively high temperatures.

Please note that batteries discharge themselves over time. Therefore, recharge the battery of your Pocket PC at reg ular intervals during the storage period.

Protect your Pocket PC against dirt. Dirt or other contamination can cause contact faults on the connections.

Out and about with the Pocket PC", Page

Technical data",

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Equipment overview

MiniUSB portMicrophoneEndbuttonAnswer buttonOverviewHardware,overviewControlsPortsStatusindicatorsGSMportPower indicatorNavigation keyApplicationbuttonApplicationbuttonApplication button3-wayscrollbuttonApplication buttonDisplayVoicenotesVGAca m eraSDslot2megapixel autofocus cameraRadioindicator

1 = Antenna indicator 2 = VGA camera 3 = Battery/events indicator 4 = Display 5 = Navigation key 6 = Softkey button 2 7 = End button 8 = Application button 2: Inbox 9 = Keyboard with integrated number block 10 = GPS a ntenna port 11 = Mini USB port 12 = Application button 1: Calendar

13 = Answer button 14 = Softkey button 1 15 = Application button 5: SpeedMenu

and camera 16 = 3-way scroll button 17 = Pen slot 18 = Socket for headpho nes or headset 19 = GSM port 20 = 2 megapixel autofocus camera 21 = Battery compartment 22 = Slot for SD/MMC expansion card 23 = Application button 6: Voice notes

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Equipment overview

Indicators (LEDs) and status indicators in the display

Your Pocket-PC has two ﬂashing indicators (LEDs) on the casing which light up in different colours, as well as various status indicators in the title bar of the display which will provide you with information about the current status of your device.

1 2

1 = Antenna indicator 2 = Battery/events in

BluetoothGPSIndicatorIndi catorIndicatorIndicatorRadio indicatorPowerindicatorStatusStatus

Indicators (LEDs)

Indicators

Antenna

Battery and events

If more than one event occurs at the same time, the coloured LED lights will ﬂash in turn.

For example, if a new e-mail is received while the battery is being charged, the indicator will ﬂash o range and green in turn.

Colour

Green Is ﬂashing GPS has been

Blue

Orange

Red

Blue

Green Slow ﬂashing

Indicator state Meaning

Is ﬂashing

On Battery is fully cha

Slow ﬂashing

Quick ﬂashing

Slow ﬂashing

dicator

activated.

Bluetooth activated

Battery being charg

Battery is overheating

New message available, missed call or schedule reminder active.

New e-mail waiting.

rged.

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Status indicators on the display

The most important status indicators are shown below:

on-screen display

Meaning

New e-mail, SMS or MMS

on-screen display

Meaning

No signal

Incoming telephone call

Active telephone call Establishing connection

Active data connection

Call forwarding

call is held.

Missed call(s) Telephone switched off

Battery indicator, battery full

Battery low

Battery being charged WLAN active

Signal strength

GPRS available

UMTS available

Roaming

Synchronisation error

All system tones switched on

All system tones switched off

WLAN access point available

Caps Lock activated Special characters and numbers

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Equipment overview

Using the operating elements

operatingelem ents

Your Pocket PC offers various operating elements

• Keyboard with integrated number block

• Pen and display

• Online buttons for telephony

• 3-way scroll button

• Navigation key, application buttons and softkey buttons

• On-screen keyboard

Using the keyboard

Keyboard

The keyboard is designed to offer all of the functions of a keyboard with an integrated number block. Some e nhanced keyboard functions are accessed via key combinations (short cuts).

Lower case letters are output by default.

To obtain a higher case letter, press and hold the corresponding letter button.

Description of buttons

Descriptionof buttons

Key Function

Backspace key

The Backspace key deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

Enter key (return)

ENTER

Brief press of the button

The enter key terminates a command executed w hen you press this key.

line. The command you have entered is

Holding button down

lay lock) is set or cancelled, see also

k)", Page 68.

Shift key

Umsch

The device lock (key lock and disp

Device lock (key and display loc

The Shift key causes uppercase characters to appear. In the case of overlay keys, the character printed on the upper left of the key appears when that keyispressed.

Double-clicking the button

Set permane nt use of higher case.

Devicelock

FN key Pressing the button once

The

key activates the special characters or numbers on overlay keys.

Holding button down

Holding the

key down switches the keyboard backlight on or off.

Double-clicking the button

To ggle the

FNmode

key to activate or deactivate FN mo de.

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Key Function

Tab ke y The Tab key moves the cursor to the next tab stop.

Start key The Start key opens the Windows St

OK key Closes th e active window.

Spacebar

Symbol key

Inserts a space.

Pressing the button once

Replaces the current character with a related character w ith an accent, e.g. the letter “a” is changed to “á”. Up to 5 different related characters are available. Pressing the button again switches to the next available related character.

Holding button down

A window containing all available characters is opened or closed (if open).

Star key

Holding button down

The Pocket PC is set to Silent Mode, or Silent Mode is deactivated. All tones and the vibration alarm are activated or deactivated.

Silentmode

Inbox application button

Press the button once

Scrolling through voicemail.

Hold button down

The menu for SMS, MMS and e-mail messaging is called up

Scrolling with

Switching off ringtone 3-way scroll b utton during a call

Scrolling during

Increasing or decreasing volume a call using the 3-way scroll button

Hold camera application button down

Calling up SpeedMenu

Use FSC SpeedM enu to accelerate daily tasks on your Pocket LOOX!

• Create and organise your own list of frequently used docume nts, programs and folders.

• Open them quickly and directly from the menu.

One-handed or stylus operation as desired.

Hold End button

Calling up proﬁles

down

art menu.

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Equipment overview

Key combinations (sho rt cuts)

Key combinations are entered as follows:

► Press and hold the ﬁrst key in the combination. ► While holding the ﬁrst key down, press the second key in the combination.

Key combination Function

FN + navigation key down

FN + navigation key up

FN + navigation key left Jump to the start of a list or e-mail

FN + navigation key right

FN and Shift/Double-click on Shift Set permanent use of higher case

Shift + navigation key left

Shift + navigation key right

Shift + Del Delete character to the right of the cursor

Application-dependent key-combinations

Key combinations are a useful wa inbox or the Phone function. Yo

► Press the right-hand softkey bu

A menu showing the available functions is displayed.



► Press the letter which is under

The function is then executed.



y of quickly accessing functions in many applications, e.g. your

u can operate the device almost entirely without the pen.

tton in the applications.

lined in the function you wish to execute.

Scroll down

Scroll up

Jump to the end of a list or e-mail

Decrease backlight brightness

Increase backlight brightness

Using the pen and display

With the aid of the supplied pen, you can also perform actions by touching the display.

PenScreen

► Tap the desired element on the display once with the pen to trigger an action. ► To activate popup menus, again tap the desired element with the p en, but this time

leave the pen to rest on the element for a moment. The popup menu appears and you can select an element by touching it.

Using the online buttons for telephony

Onlinebuttons for telephony

When you launch the Phone application, a window will pop up with the online telephony buttons:

► enter the required telephone number by touching the display with the stylus.

► Enter the required telephone number via the integrated number block on the keyboard. You can now make a call, see "Making a call", Page 28.



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Equipment overview

Using the 3-way scroll button and the navigation key

3-way scroll button

3-wayscroll buttonNavigation key

With the scroll button y or application. You ac

When you are in the Pho adjust the phone vol

ou can scroll up or down and forward or backward (1, 2) within the menu

tivate menu entries by pressing the middle scroll button (3).

ne application you can use the 3-way scroll button to

ume and to switch off the ring tone.

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Equipment overview

Navigation key

The way in which the navigation key (1) works depends on the application you are in. In some applications you scroll line-by-line up, down, left or right in a menu. To activate menu items press the middle of the navigation key. By contrast, in other applications – e.g. e-mail – you can page up or down with the navigation key.

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Using the application buttons and the softkey buttons

ApplicationbuttonsSoftkey buttons

Using the application buttons and the appropriate presets (see "Conﬁguring the applicatio n

buttons", Page 14) it is possible to open your preferred programs and applications

directly from standby mode or from within an application.

As the application buttons react differently dependin on how long they are pressed, you can assign a total of eight different programs or applications to the application buttons.

In addition, y our Pocket PC also has two softkey buttons.

1 = Softkey button 2 2 = End button 3 = Application button 2: Inbox 4 = Application button 1: Calendar

5 = Answer button 6 = Softkey button 1 7 = Application button 5: C amera 8 = Application button 6: Voice note

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Equipment overview

Button

Allocated function when pressed once

End button • During an a ctive call: ends the

call

• For an incoming call: refuses the call

• In the Today screen: puts the device into Standby mode

• In other applications: switches to the Today screen

• For active data connections: terminates the data connection

Each time you press the button, a connection is terminated (call, data connection) or the device switches to the Today screen. You may have to press the button several times consecutively to put the device in Standby m od e.

Answer button • During an active call: call is held.

• For an incoming call: the call is answered.

• If no call is active: opens the Telephone application

Softkey button 1

Depends on the particular application.

Softkey button 2

Application Button

Calendar

Application Button2Inbox

Allocated function when held down

• During a call: ends the call

• Otherwise: the Proﬁles me nu is displayed.

During a call:

Activates or deactivates the internal loudspeaker (handsfree mode). Any other connected devices, e.g. BT headset or receiver, are deactivated or activated accordingly. This means that the loudspeaker can be activated even with the headset connected.

New calendar entry.

Creating new messages

Application Button 5

FSC SpeedMenu or camera application (depending on the device

FSC SpeedMenu or not assigned (depending on the device type)

type)

In the camera application:

• press once: operates shutter release.

• Tap brieﬂy: Autofocus

Application Button 6

Application for creat (dictaphone)

ing voice notes

Creating a new voice no

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Equipment overview

Conﬁguring the application buttons

You can also assign other applications or functions to the preselected application buttons.

► Select Start – Settings – Personal – Buttons. ► Tap the corresponding button in the selection list with the pen. ► Assign an application or function to the button. ► Conﬁrm with OK.

Using the on-screen keyboard

On-screenkey boar d

In some applications which allow text input you will see the symbol for the on-screen keyboard in the footer.

You can use the on-screen keyboard in different ways:

Mode Description

Symbols

Keyboard

Letter Recognizer Write individual letters, numbers and punctuation marks – they are

Block Recognizer

Transcriber

Keyboard showing all available symbols and special characters

Standard on-screen keyboard

Touch the keys on the on-screen keyboard to enter text.

then converted into typed text.

Input te xt as a connected block of text to write letters, numbers, symbols and punctuation marks which are then converted into type d text. Use gestures to input the E nte r key and the Backspace key.

Write using handwriting or block letters, or in a co mbination of the two, and convert the result into typed text.

Displaying/hiding the on-sc

► Touch the symbol for the on-screen keyboard.

The on-screen keyboard is dis

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► Touch the symbol for the on-screen keyboard again to close the keyboard.

Changing on-screen keyboard

The on-screen keyboard is displayed.

► Click on the arrow next to the on-screen keyboard symbol.

The popup window with the avai



► Select your preferred mode.

More information about the on-screen keyboard and its different modes can be found in your Pocket PC’s online help function.

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reen keyboard

played on-screen.

mode

lable modes appears.

Equipment overview

Software overview

SoftwareOverview

The following table provides an overview of the most important programs w hich are already installed on your Pocket PC and where you can ﬁnd information on using these programs.

Software Used for Operating information

Phone

Word Mobile Excel Mobile PowerPoint Mobile

Outlook Mobile

ActiveSync

Internet Explorer Mobile

Windows Media Player Mobile 10

Pocket MSN

FSC SpeedMenu

FSC CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C

FSC Voice Recorder

FSC Panning

Phone application with video

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

telephony functionality

For w ord processing

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

For spreadsheet functions Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

For opening and viewing

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

presentations created on a PC

Voicemail, calendar, contacts,

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

notes, tasks

For data synchronisation

Help ﬁle on the Pocket PC and on the computer on which you installed ActiveSync.

Browser for websites and WAP

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

sites

For playing audio and video

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

ﬁles

• MSN Messenger for receiving

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC and sending text messages via the Internet

• MSN Hotmail for receiving

and sending e-mails via an MSN Hotmail account

Quick start menu for simplifying

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

daily procedures. Customising the menu to your needs. Support for one-handed operation

Connection manager for

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

efﬁcient management and control of complex Internet and Intranet connections. Automates and minimizes user actions.

Brings genuine Dictaphone

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

functionality to the Pocket PC

Experiencing problems when

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

scrolling in Internet Explorer

Mobile? FSC Panning quickly brings

window contents into view. Especially useful on large websites.

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Software Used for Operating information

FSC KeyLock

FSC MobileZip

FSC Backup (optional) Voice Commander

GPSLocator

SIM Manager

Accessories

We offer a range of accessories to make it easier and more convenient to work with your Pocket PC. Information on additional accessories for your Pocket PC can be found on our website at "

Below you will ﬁnd a short description of the speciﬁc accessories for your Pocket PC.

www.fujitsu siemens.com/accessories".

Protects against accidental starting of the Pocket-PC when a key is pressed

Open, unpack, create and edit Zip arc hives

Data backup and restoration.

Control the device with your voice. For ph one calls, calling up information about your contacts and about your programs.

GPSLocator illustrates the basic functions of your GPS s ystem

Manages the data on your S IM card

Help ﬁle on Pocket PC

Cradle

With the cradle you can ch data between the Pocket P

arge the batte ry in the Pocket PC and/or synchronise

Candacomputer.

External GPS antenna (optional)

With a Pocket PC with integrated GPS, you can connect an external GPS antenna to the u nderside of the Pocket PC. The external GPS antenna improves performance in difﬁcult reception conditions.

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Getting started

Gettingstarted

It will only take a few moments to have your Pocket PC up and running, ready for use. The steps you will need to work through include:

• checking the contents of the package

• removing the protective ﬁlm from

• installing the battery and the (optional) S IM card

• connecting the power adapter

• StartingupyourPocketPCfortheﬁrst time

• Calibrating the touchscreen

• Familiarising yourself with the basic operation of the device

• Performing initial data synchroni More information on these individual ste ps can be found on the "Getting Started"

poster and in the following chapters.

checking the contents of the package

► Check the contents of your delive

poster to make sure nothing is mis

Removing the protective ﬁlm from the camera and the screen

BatterySIMcard

The camera lens (optional) and the display are covered with a protective ﬁlm to protect them against scratches.

► Before starting up the Pocket PC, remove the protective ﬁlms on the camera lens and the display.

the camera and the screen

sation with ActiveSync or Exchange Server (optional)

ry package – use the "Getting Started"

sing.

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Installing the battery and the (optional) SIM card

Preparingfor useBattery

You can use your Pocket PC in two different modes of operation:

• without a SIM card: no telephony functions available

• with a S IM card: telephony functions are available The SIM card is provided by your telephone network operator. Use of a SIM card is optional. If

you choose to use the Pocket PC without a SIM card then the telephony functions will not be available. However, calls to emergency services are also possible without a SIM card.

► Slide the cover off the Pocket PC in the direction of the arrow ( 1). ► If using a SIM card, insert it in the direction of the arrow into the SIM card slot (2).

► Insert the battery into the battery com par tm ent (1). ► Slide the battery catch in the direction of the arrow (2). ► Slide the cover back on in the direction of th e arrow as far as it will go (3).

Your new battery will not be charged when you unpack it. Therefore, before using the device for the ﬁrst time without a mains power supply, you should charge the battery until the corresponding LED indicator stops ﬂashing.

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Connecting the mains adapter and charging the battery

Preparationfor useMains adapter

Pay attention to the relevant safety notes provided in the "Important notes" chapter.

Getting started

Information on connecting the mains adapter and charging the bat tery can be found in the "

the Pocket PC", Page 39 chapter in the section "Charging the battery", Page 46.

Starting up your Pocket PC for the ﬁrst time

nforuse

-up Preparatio

Firsts tart

StylusPocket PC

► Press the End button to switch on th e Pocket PC (1).

The Pocket PC is switched on.



► Pull out the stylus in the direction of the arrow (2).

Calibrating the screen

The display of your Pocket PC is a touchscreen. To ensure that the touchscreen of your Pocket PC reacts correctly when touched with the pen, you will be asked to calibrate the touchscreen after the initial start-up.

Preparationfor useCalibrating the screen

► With the stylus, touch the centre of the cross hairs that appear on the screen. ► You will need to repeat this procedure several times, whereby the cross hairs will

appear at different locations on the screen each time.

► Follow the on-screen instructions.

Operating

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Entering a PIN (optional)

If you are using a SIM card you will be asked to enter your PIN once th e calibration process is ﬁnished.

► EnteryourPIN.

Familiarising yourself with the basic o peration of the device

The operating system provides a brief introduction on how to use the Pocket PC with the pen after initial start-up.

Preparationfor useOperation, basic

► Follow the instructions on the display.

Today screen

After the introduction the Today screen appears. The Today screen shows all important current information at a glance. From this screen you have access to all programs and to the system settings.

Please also use the help function available on your Pocket PC if yo u want to know more about using the program s contained in the operating system.

ruse Preparationfo

Todayscreen

Internet and intranet connections with CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C

InternetIntranetCONNECTMOBILITY-E2C

CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C (E2C in short) is a tool that enables you to establish a connection to the Internet or to your company’s intranet very easily by simply pressing a button.

With a few clicks you can change between your company WLAN, your private WLAN at home or a WLAN hotspot in a cafe or at the a irport. You can connect to BT or IrDA via your GPRS-enabled telephone without having to think about settings, and start your preferred application automatically.

If you are using a SIM card from one of the major network operators in Europe then the pre-settings of your network operator will be automatically adopted.

Detailed information on the use of CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Starting CONNECTMOBILITY E2

CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C

► Select Start – Programs – CONNECT MOBILITY-E2C.

CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C will star

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User data dialogue

If additional data is required in order to establish the connection to the required target network, e.g. GSM, VPN, WLAN, WPA, PEAP, then these will be requested after the "Connect" softkey has been pressed and before the actual connection is established.

This may be the sort of data given below depending on the type of connection:

•Username

• Password

• Domain

• RSA ID PIN

•RSAIDToken

GPRS/UMTS provider selection

If E2C determines while establi your home country, E2C attempt GPRS/UMTS connection with the will appear if E2C is unable to r E2C with the missing data requ requires information on the c

shing a connection with a GPRS/UMTS network that you are not in

s to read out t he home provider of your mobile phone to establish a

related settings. The "GPRS/UM TS provider selection" dialogue

ead you r mobile phone’s home provider. Here you can provide

ired to automatically establish the GPRS/UMTS connection. E2C

ountry and the home provider of your mobile phone from you.

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Data synchronisation

ExchangeS erver

Two data synchronisation methods are available:

• Exchange Server

• ActiveSync

Data synchronisation via Exchange Server

ExchangeS erver

Exchange Server allows you to synchronise data with a server directly via WLAN or GPRS.

Conﬁguring Exchange Server

► Select Start – Programs – ActiveSync.

The ActiveSync window will appear on the screen.



► Select Menu – Add Server Source or Menu–Conﬁgure Server.

The Server Settings window is then displayed.



► Enter the name of the server on which Exchange Server is running. ► Conﬁrm with Next. ► Enter the user name, password and domain. ► If necessary click on Advanced to change further settings. ► Conﬁrm with Next. ► Select the data you wish to synchronise via Exchange Server. ► If necessary click on Settings t o change further settings. ► Click on Finish to conﬁrm.

ExchangeServer

The data are synchronised with Exchange Server.



Synchronising data with Exchange Server

► Select Start – Programs – ActiveSync.

The ActiveSync window will appear on the screen.



► Select Synchronise. ► Enter your password.

The data are synchronised with Exchange Server.



Data synchronisation with ActiveSync

ActiveSync allows you synchronise the data on your Pocket PC and your computer (e.g. Outlook data). You can also use ActiveSync to upload new software onto your P o cket PC. The USB cable and the ActiveSync software are provided to facilitate data synchronisation. ActiveSync

is preinstalled on your Pocket PC. You only need to install ActiveSync on your computer.

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Installing Ac tiveSync on your computer

InstallingA ctiveSyncCreatingActiveSyncp artnership

You w i l l ﬁnd the ActiveSync program and the necessary drive r on the supplied M icr os oft Getting Started CD.

► Insert the Microsoft Getting Started CD into your computer’s optical drive.

The ActiveSync installation program will start automatically.



► If the ActiveSync installation program does not start automatically then double-

click on the Setup.exe ﬁle on the ActiveSync CD.

► Follow the instructions on the display.

During the installation the software will attempt to establish a connection to the Pocket PC.



If you have not yet installed Outlook on your computer, you will need to install it on your computer before synchronising data between your Pocket PC and your computer for the ﬁrst time. You will ﬁnd Outlook on the supplied Microsoft Getting Started CD.

Performing data synchronisation

Datasynchronis ationvia ActiveSyncActiveSync

After you have speciﬁed the desired and required settings for synchronisation in the ActiveSync Setup Wizard on your computer, the ﬁrst synchronisation starts automatically.

You need to copy the data you have processed on your Pocket PC on the road onto your computer so that you can access the latest version of the data there as well. This procedure is conveniently en abled with data synchronisation:

The ActiveSync program allows you specify that the latest version of a ﬁle should be identiﬁed and then automatically updated on the appropriate data storage device regardless of whether it is the Pocket PC or the computer.

You can synchronise data between your Pocket PC and your computer via the cradle, using a USB cable or via Bluetooth or wireless LAN.

Information on how to synchronise data using ActiveSync can be found in the ActiveSync help ﬁle on your computer.

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Connecting your Pocket PC to a computer

PocketPC

► Switch the compute

r on.

► Connect the USB cable to your Pocket PC (1) and to one of the USB ports (2) of your computer.

The Pocket PC is now c



between your Pocket

More detailed info can be found in the h

onnected to your computer. The ActiveSync partnership is established

PC and computer, and the data are synchronised.

rmation relating to data synchronisation with Activ eSync

elp ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

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Using the cradle

Usingthe cradle

With the cradle you can charge the battery in the Pocket PC and/or synchronise data between the Pocket PC and a computer.

The cradle has two mini USB ports: one port for data synchronisation and one port for the mains adapter.

CHG

DATA

1 = Port for the charging device 2 = Data synchronisation port

Getting started

Selecting a loca

tion for the cradle

Place the cradle on a stable, ﬂat and non-slip surface. In view of the multitude of different ﬁnishes used on furniture, it is possible that the rubber feet of the Pocket PC will mark the surface they stand on.

The cradle and the mains adapter should be at least 200 mm apart.

The Pocket PC and the cradle should not be subjected to extreme environmental conditions. Protect the Pocket PC and cradle from dust, moisture and heat.

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Using the cradle for data synchronisation

Before synchronising data between your Pocket PC and computer for the ﬁrst time you will need to install the Act iveSync software on your computer (see "Installing ActiveSync on your comput er").

Datasyn chronisation

► Switch the computer on. ► Place the Pocket PC in the cradle (1). ► Connect the USB cable to the data synchronisation port of the cradle (2). ► Connect the USB cable to one of the USB ports of your computer (3).

The Pocket PC is now connected to your computer. The ActiveSync partnership



between your Pocket PC and your computer is established.

► If the battery charge level of your Pocket PC is low you should connect the mains adapter

(see "

Connecting the mains adapter and charging the battery", Page 19).

More information on data synchronisation can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

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Using the online help

Onlinehelp

Your Pocket PC comes with a detailed online help function. You can call up the online help directly or context-sensitively from an application.

Starting the online help independently of an application:

► Click on Start – Help.

The Help window opens.



Click on Contents to view all of the available help topics. Alternatively you can click on Search to ﬁnd speciﬁc topics.

Starting the online help from an application

You are in an application. ► Click on Start – Help.

A Help window pops up with topics related to the ap plication.

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Making telephone calls with th

TelephonefunctionsTelephon e

Your Pocket PC is equipped with all of the functions of a modern mobile telephone. If you have a SIM card from a telephone network operator you can use it. Without a SIM card you will only be able to make calls to the emergency services.

Making a call

Calls: making

The Pocket PC offers you various

ways to make telephone calls:

ePocketPC

Entering a phone number

You are in the Today screen.

► Enter the required telephone number via the keyboard. ► Press the Answer button.

The connection is established.



Selecting a phone number from your contacts

► Click on Start – Contacts.

Your stored contacts are displayed.



► Tap the desired contact.

The details for the selected contact are then shown.



► Tap the corresponding telephone number. ► Press the Answer button.

The connection is established.



Select a phone number from your l

► Press the Answer button.

The online keyboard for telephon



► Ta p Call History.

The list of recent calls is display



► Tap the corresponding telephone number. ► Press the Answer button.

The connection is established.

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ed.

istofcalls

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Making emergency calls

Emergencycal l

You can make e m ergen cy calls with your Pocket PC even if you do not have a SIM card and without entering the PIN or a password.

► Enter the emergency call number directly.

If your PIN starts with the same numbers as an emergency number (e.g. 999), the characters t hat are the same as the emergency number may not be encrypted on the screen when you e nter the PIN. As soon as you enter a number that is not part of the emergency number, the characters will be encrypted on the screen.

Answering an incoming call

Incomingca ll

On your Pocket PC, incoming calls are signalled by the selected ringtone/vibration alarm and a corresponding display on the screen.

► Tap Answer on the screen to pick up the call.

► Press the Answer button.

You can also use the Ignore option if you would prefer not to answer the incoming call.

Ending a call

Call

► Press the End button.

► Ta p End on the display.

et PC

Displaying missed calls

Missedcalls

Missed calls are indicated by the right-hand indicator ﬂ ashing blue and by the word Notiﬁcation appearing on the b o ttom left of the footer.

► To u c h Notiﬁcation to display the missed call.

► Press the left preset softkey button .

The number of missed calls is displayed.

► Select View to display the caller’s telephone number.

► Click on Dismiss to close the window without having the telephone number displayed.

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Using voice dialling (Voice Commander)

VoiceCommanderVoicedialling

With the aid of the Voice Commander speech recognition application you can save a voice identiﬁer for each of your contacts. Once this has been set up, you only need to say the voice identiﬁer in the Voice Commander application and your Pocket PC will automatically dial the contact’s number.

For best results with the Voice Commander system we recommend that you assign the Voice Commander application to one of the application keys – see "

Conﬁguring the application buttons", Page 14.

Making a call via Voice Command

► Select Start – Programs – Voice Commander.

Voice Commander is opened. You a



► Say "call <voice identiﬁer>", e.g. "call test", to dial the contact’s telephone

number with the corresponding voice identiﬁ er. Once Voice Commander has been a



you will be asked to conﬁrm it.

► If the command has been correctly recognised say "yes".

The phone number of the contact



Detailed information on the us found in the help ﬁle on your P

re prompted to speak a command.

ble to assign your text to a command

is dialled.

e of the Voice Commander system can be

ocket PC.

Speed dial function

Speeddialling

You can assign speed dial numbe allow you to dial required tel

Programming the speed dial function

► Click on Start – Contacts.

Your stored contacts are displayed.



► Tap the required contact.

The details for the selected contact are then shown.



► Choose an available speed dial number, e.g. "29". ► Conﬁrm with OK.

The speed dial number for your contact has now been saved.



rs to up to 99 contacts. These speed dial numbers

ephone numbers more quickly.

Making a call via the speed dial number

From the Today screen or the telephone application:

► press and hold the speed dial num ber assigned to the desired number.

The connection is established.

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Using the hands-free function

Hands-freefun ction

With the aid of the hands-free function you can make calls via the loudspeaker without having to hold the telephone to your ear. In the pro cess, the loudspeaker volume and the microphone sensitivity are signiﬁcantly increased.

► Press the Answer button.

The online keyboard for telephony is displayed.



► Enter the telephone number with the stylus. ► Press the Answer button.

The connection is established.



► To u c h Speaker On.

► Press and hold the Answer b utton.

The hands-free function is now active, and the loudspeaker is switched on.

► To u c h Speaker off to turn off the loudspeaker.

► Press and hold the Answer b utton.

Muting the telephone

MutingPhone

During a call you can mute the microp from being able to hear what you or so

► Press the Answer button.

The online keyboard for telephony is displayed.



► Enter the call number. ► Press the Answer button.

The connection is established.



► Ta p Mute.

The microphone is switched off.



► To switch the microphone back on tap Unmute.

hone of your Pocket PC to prevent the other person

meone else in t he room is saying.

et PC

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Holding a call

CallHold

This function allows you to put a call on ho ld without disconnecting it. In this case the person at the other end of the line will hear music while he or she is on hold. In the mean time you can for example dial a second telephone number and set up a second telephone connection.

► Press the Answer button.

The online keyboard for telephony is displayed.



► Enter the telephone number. ► Press the Answer button.

The connection is established.



► Ta p Hold.

The call is put on hold. W hile it is on hold, the person at the other end of the line hears music.



► If you wou ld like to set up a second telephone connection, touch the keyboard

in the footer and dial the required number.

► To terminate the second call tap End. ► Touch Swap to speak to the ﬁrst person again.

You can also combine two held calls into a conference call – see

Making a conference call", Page 32.

Making a conference call

Conferenceca ll

You have established two phone connections, see "Holding a call", Page 32.You would like to combine these two calls to a conference call.

Setting up a conference call

► Ta p Menu–Conference.

All connections are combined to a conference call.



Disconnecting all connections from the conference call

► Ta p o n End.

All connections are disconnected.



Disconnecting selected connections

► Ta p Menu–Private.

All active connections are displayed.



► Tap on the connection you would like to disconnect. ► Ta p o n End.

The selected connection is terminated. All other connections remain connected.

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Making video phone calls (optional)

Videophone calls

Depending on the equipment level, your Pocket PC is supplied with a camera which enables you to m ake video phone calls. Video phone ca lls are also possible if the person receiving the call has video functionality without the c orresponding camera.

Please check with your phone network operator whether separate activation is required for this service.

GPRS does not support video telephony. Video phone calls can only be made via a UMTS connection.

The quality of the video phone call depends largely on the strength of the UMTS network. The video phone call will be interrupted in the event of network ﬂuctuations.

Answering an incoming video phone call

On your Pocket PC, incoming video phone calls are signalled by the selected ringtone/vibration alarm and a corresponding display on the screen.

► Tap Answer on the screen to pick up the call.

► Press the Answer button. The video camera on the front o



in the display and the connect You can also use the Ignore option if you would prefer not to answer the incoming call.

► Position yourself in front of

clearly on the Pocket PC disp

f the device is activated, the camera window appears

ion is established.

the video camera so that your picture is shown

lay.

et PC

Making a video phone call

You are logged into a UMTS network.

► Press the Answer button.

The Phone application will be displayed.



► Enter the required phone number. ► Select Video Call.

The video camera on the front of the device is activated, the camera window appears



in the display and the connection is established.

► Position yourself in front of the video camera so that your picture is shown

clearly on the Pocket PC display. Once a connection ha s been successfully established, the display on the Pocket



PC will show the picture of the person you are calling.

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Further options for video phone calls

Further video telephony options are available in the Phone window:

Option

End Terminates the video phone c al

Meaning

Interrupts the video transmission without terminating the video phone call.

Mutes the microphone.

Switches between the cameras.

By default the camera on the front of the device is used for video phone calls. This function allows you to switch to the 2 megapixel autofocus camera on the back of the device.

Changes the video settings:

• both video pictures are the same size.

• Only the video picture of the p

• Own video image is large, video image of the other person is small.

• Own video image is sma ll, video

erson making the call is shown.

image of the other perso n is large.

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Managing contacts

ContactsDirectory

The Pocket PC offers you two ways to save contact details:

• use the "Contacts" application to save the contact details directly onto your Pocket PC.

• Store the contact details on the SIM card (optional) The "Contacts" application on your Pocket PC offers an address book with comprehensive functions.

You can save your contact data in a local address book on your Pocket PC.

Detailed information on the use of the "Contacts" application can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Copying contact details fro m the Pocket PC to the SIM card

The "Contacts" application also allows you to copy contact data from the local address book on your Pocket PC to your SIM card.

The "Contacts" application displays both contacts from the local address book and contacts from the currently used SIM card. Contacts on the SIM card are marked with the SIM card symbol.

► Click on Start – Contacts.

The contacts are displayed.



► Tap the required contact.

The contact is opened.



► Selectthemenu-Save to SIM.

The contac t is copied to the SIM card.



Copying contacts from the SIM c

nager

ts SIMcard ma

SIMcontactsSIMcontac

ard to the Pocket PC

With the aid of the SIM Card Manager you can display the contact data on the SIM card and copy them to your Pocket PC.

► Select Start – Programs – SIM Contacts.

The SIM Card Manager is opened with t



he contact data saved on the SIM card.

► Select Copy now to transfer the contact data from the SIM card to your Pocket PC.

The con tact data are copied acro ss

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Displaying services on the SIM card (network provider speciﬁc)

With the aid of the "SIM Toolkit" application you can also display the service s, e.g. Info-Services, made available by your telephone network provider via your SIM card.

► Select Start – Programs – SIM Toolkit.

The available services are displayed.

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Please contact your telephone network provider for more information about the services available.

SIM security

SIMsecurityPIN

If you are operating your Pocket PC with a SIM card, the system will ask y ou to enter your PIN number whenever you switch the phone function on or off, completely shut down the device or change the battery and/or the SIM card.

However, you can also deactivate the PIN request in the device settings if you would prefer to start up your Pocket PC without being asked for your PIN number:

► Select Start – Settings – Phone. ► Place a tick next to the optio n Require PIN when phone is used.

The PIN is no longer requested when the device is started up.

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SIM Lock

SIMLock

Depending on your phone network pro vider, your Pocket PC may have a SIM lock, i.e. you may not be able to use your device with SIM cards from other network providers.

For more information about how to cancel the SIM lock, please contact your phone network provider.

Blocking the SIM card

SIMcard

The SIM card is provided by your phone network operator.

Please contact your phone network operator if you would like to have your SIM card blocked.

Conﬁguring phone settings

PhonePhone settingsConﬁguring

The SIM card for telephony functions is provided by your phone network operator. As a result, the phone settings depend to a large extent on the functions made available by your phone network provider.

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Making telephone calls with the Pock

Detailed information on the conﬁguration of phone settings can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Selecting a network

Selectingthe phone networkNetwork

If you use more than one network you can deﬁne one of the networks as your preferred network.

► Select Start – Settings – Personal. ► Select Phone.

The window for setting the Phone application will then be displayed.

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► Select the Network tab. ► Select Find etwork.

Your network connections are updated

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► Ta p o n Set Networks.

The strongest network is automatica

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► From the network selection options se

A list of the available networks is displayed.

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► Choose your preferred network. ► Conﬁrm your settings with OK.

The network is selected.

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lly selected.

lect Manual.

et PC

SettingupaVoicemailnumber

Voicemail

► Click on S tart – Settings – Personal – Phone – Services. ► In the scroll menu select the entry Voic em ail and Text Messages. ► Select Get Settings.

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► Enter your Voicemail number under Voic ema il. ► Conﬁrm with OK.

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The voicemail nu mber is provided by your phone network provider.

The settings are r ead in from the network.

The voicemail number is set up.

Making telephone calls with t he Pock

Setting up the SMS Service Centre

SMSService Centre numberSMSService Centre

► Click on Start – Settings – Personal – Phone – Services. ► In the scroll menu select the entry Voicemail and Text Messages. ► Select Get Settings.

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► Enter your SMS Service Centre number under Text Messages Service Number. ► Conﬁrm with OK.

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Call Forwarding

CallForwarding

With your Pocket PC you can forward in are currently using a different tel

► click on Start – Settings – Personal – ► Select Call Forwarding from the scro ll menu. ► Select Get Settings.

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► Enter the desired settings for the ca ► Conﬁrm with OK.

The number of your SMS Service Centre is provided by your phone network provider and may already be preset.

The settings are re ad in from the network.

The SMS Service Centre is set up.

ephone, or in case you are already answering another call on the line:

The settings are re ad in from the network.

et PC

coming calls – e.g. when your device is switched off, or if you

Phone – Services.

ll forwarding.

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Pocket-PC

This chapter contains descriptions of the operating elements of your Pocket PC as well as information about how to use it.

Please refer to the notes in the chapter "Important notes", Page 3.

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Using your Pocket PC’s proﬁles

ProﬁlesVisuali ndicatorsVolumeModes

Default proﬁles provide convenient access to frequently used system settings, tailored to the particular way in which you are using the device. With the aid of these proﬁles you can control power consumption or the radio modules of your device. You can also use proﬁles to control data behaviour and the acoustic/visual behaviour.

Proﬁle

Standby Complete Off Flight mode

Direct Push

Outdoor

Metting mode Normal Mode

Maximum performance

Maximum battery Automatic mode

BT carkit

Description

The Pocket PC is switched to Stan dby mode.

The Pocket PC is completely switched off.

All radio modules (phone, WLAN, Bl Pocket-PC is operated as a handhe

Deactivates or activates the E-mail push function, see "

uetooth) are deactivated. The

ld only.

Receiving e-mails and other data automatically in real-time (e-mail push) ", Page 59.

Mode for loud environments. The volume of acoustic signals is increased.

Acoustic signals are switched

off. Vibration function is active.

The volume of the acoustic signals corresponds to the standard volume of the device.

Mode for high-speed working with comparatively high power consumption.

Energy saving mode.

The Power Manager determines the optimum power consumption mode and the processor performance. The CPU automatically switches between the power proﬁles according to the required use.

Switches the Pocket PC to Blue

tooth hands-free (optional).

If you would like to switch off the vibration function as well as the system tones, you can activate silent mode by pressing and holding the star key.

Silentmode

Selecting proﬁles

Proﬁles

► In the Today screen, pre ss and hold the End button.

The proﬁle list is displayed.

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► Use the navigation key to select the desired proﬁle.

The proﬁle is activated.

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► Conﬁrm with the Enter key.

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Conﬁguring proﬁles

Proﬁles

► In the Today screen, press and hold the End button.

The proﬁle list is displayed.

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► Use the navigation key to select the desired proﬁle. ► Select Menu–Edit. ► Enter the s ettings for the p roﬁle and conﬁrm with OK.

The new proﬁle settings are saved.

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Detailed information on the conﬁguration of the proﬁles can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Switching the Pocket PC on and off

PocketPCPocket PC

The Pocket PC is switched on and off with the End button. After certain applications or the installation of new programs, it may be necessary to restart the Pocket PC with a soft reset. It is only necessary in rare and exceptional cases to restore the Pocket PC’s factory defaults.

1 = End button

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Switching the Pocket PC off and on during normal use (Standby mode)

Standbymod e

Switching the Pocket PC to Standby mode

Endbutton

► From the Today screen, press the End

The Pocket PC is switched to Standby mode.

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If you have speciﬁed a switch-off time in the system settings, your Pocket PC will automatically switch to Standby mode after this speciﬁed time.

There are two ways to switch on your Pocket PC:

Switch-offtime

SwitchingonwiththeEndbutton

Endbutton

► Press the End button once. ► If the device lock is activated, pres

The Pocket P C is switched on.



button once.

s and hold the Enter button.

Switching on with the application bu

Applicationbutt

ttons

By default, you can also switch your Pocket PC on by brieﬂy pressing one of the application buttons.

► Press any one of the application buttons once.

The applications assigned to the resp

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You can prevent the Pocket-PC being s are pressed by selecting the appropr

Detailed information about FSC KeyL

Switching off the Pocket PC to save the battery

onthe Pocket PC

offthe Pocket PC

ff Switching

SwitchingonSwitching

CompleteO

ective button appear on the screen.

tarted a ccidently if the application buttons

iate setting in FSC KeyLock.

ock can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

► In the Today screen, pre ss and hold the End button.

The proﬁle list is displayed.



► Select the Complete off proﬁle.

The proﬁle is activated. All programs are closed and the Pocket PC is completely switched



off. The power consumption of the Pocket PC is reduced to a minimum.

► To switch th e Pocket PC back on again, press and hold the End button.

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Resetting the Pocket-PC

Pocket-PCResetting

Soft reset (warm start)

SoftresetWarm restart

After certain applications or the installation of new programs, it may be necessary to restart the Pocket PC with a soft reset.

Unsaved data will be lost. Shut down all programs before you restart the Pocket-PC.

► Slide off the battery cov

er from the Pocket PC.

► Press the stylus tip once into the soft reset opening (1).

The warm boot is carried ou

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Cold starting and restoring factory default settings

RestoringColdstartFactory default settings

If your Pocket PC stops working and switching off and on with the End button and the soft reset is unsuccessful, you can perform a cold start with your Pocket PC or restore the f acto ry default settings.

Unsaved data will be lost. Only carry out a cold start and reset when the battery is fully charged.

► Slide the battery cover from the Pocket PC. ► AtthesametimepressandholdtheEndbutton(1)andpressthetipofthe

stylus pen into the soft reset opening (2).

► Release the End button as soon as a list of possible op tions is displayed on the screen. ► Select Skip if you would like to perform a normal cold start. ► To restore the Pocket PC to the factory defaults select Factory Defaults.

The selected option is performed.

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It may take a few minutes for the factory defaults to be restored. At the end an acoustic signal sounds. Please follow the further instructions on the display.

The data memory is deleted when the Pocket PC is restored to its factory defaults. This means: yo u will lose all data (documents, additionally installed programs, personal set tings) that you haven’t saved elsewhere. Always back up your data on a regular basis (memory card, FSC Backup).

If you have set a password using FSC SecureLock then this password will be retained.

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Out and about with the Pocket PC

Please observe the following information when you are out and about with your Pocket PC.

Transporting the Pocket PC

PocketPCTr ansport

► Switch the Pocket P C off. ► Disconnect the cables from the Po ► If the device needs to be shipped, use the original packaging or other suitable

packaging to protect it against knocks and bumps.

► Use a bag for the Pocket PC when tra

knocks and bumps and is available

► In some countries the use of Bluetooth is restricted or completely prohibited. Ask about the

regulations in the country you will be travelling to before starting your trip. As a precaution, switch Bluetooth off in case there is any uncertainty at your place of r esidence.

► Protect the Pocket PC from sever

cket PC.

nsporting it. The bag offers protection against

as an accessory.

e shocks and extreme temperatures (e.g., direct sunlight in a car).

If you are travelling abroad, c the local mains voltage. D o not

In-ﬂight usage

PocketPC:

heck that the mains adapter can be operated with

use any other voltage converter!

► If you wish to use your Pocket PC during a ﬂight as a pure handheld without telephony functions,

Bluetooth or WLAN, check with the airline ﬁrst whether and under what conditions this is allowed.

► Before embarking on the ﬂight, make sure that you switch off all telephony functions,

Bluetooth and WL AN functions. To do this, select the "Flight mode" proﬁ le – see "

Using your Pocket PC’s proﬁles", Page 40.

Usage while driving

PocketPC

► Use a hands-free system, e.g. a hands-free installation in the vehicle or the optional

Bluetooth headset, and select the BT hands-free proﬁle before you start driving –see"

Using your Pocket PC’s proﬁles", Page 40.

Cleaning the Pocket PC

CleaningInforma tionPocket PCDisplay

► Switch the Pocket P C off. ► Pull the power plug out of the mains outlet.

Do not use any cleaning agents that contain abrasives or may corrode plastic. Please ensure that no liquid enters the Pocket PC.

► Clean the surface of the device

with a dry cloth.

► If it is very dirty, you can clean the device and the display with a damp c loth.

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Charging the battery

Battery

Your Pocket PC is equipped with a powerful battery. When you’re on the road, your Pocket PC is powered by the built-in battery.

The battery is not charged on delivery and should be charged prior to the ﬁrst mobile use.

You have three ways of recharging the battery:

• you can connect the Pocket PC directly to an electrical outlet with the mains adapter.

• You can co nnect the cradle to an electrical outlet with the power adapter and

insert the Pocket PC into the cradle.

• You can connect the Pocket PC to a computer’s USB port using a USB cable. You can continue to work with the Pocket PC when charg ing the battery.

This extends the charging time.

Please read the information about the mains adapter in the "Connecting the

mains adapter and charging the battery", Page 19 chapter.

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Charging the battery directly via the mains adapter

Battery

You can connect the mains adapter directly to the Pocket PC.

► Push the matching mains adapter plug

into the mains adapter in the direction of the arrow until it engages.

► Connect the mains adapter cable to the mini USB port on the Pocket PC (1). ► Plug the mains adapter into a mains outlet (2).

The installed battery will now be charged. The power-on indicator ﬂashes orange.

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When th e battery is fully charged, the orange battery indicator lights continuously.

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Charging the battery via the cradle

BatteryMainsadapter

You can connect the mains adapter to the cradle:

► Connect the mains adapter cable to the charging device port on the cradle (1). ► Plug the mains adapter into a mains outlet (2). ► Place the Pocket PC in the cradle (3).

The installed battery will no w be charged. The power-on indicator ﬂashes orange.

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When the battery is fully charged, the orange battery indicato r lights continuously.

Charging the battery via a USB port

Battery

► Connect the USB cable to your Pocket PC. ► Connect the USB cable to the computer’s USB port.

Depending on the charge current the charging process may take longer than with a mains adapter.

Optimising battery life

isingbattery life

Optim

When you have completely charged the battery, you can operate the Pocket PC without a mains power connection. However, it is not possible to exactly specify the maximum operating time, as some applications use m o re energy than others.

You can use the system settings to select options that help save energy w hen using your Pocket PC –see"

Energy saving functions", Page 7 2. Doing this will help you to optimise battery life.

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Inserting and removing an expan

Expansioncard

There is a slot available for an expansion card of the type "Secure Digital I/O" or "MultiMediaCard".

Observe the manufacturer ’s instructions when using the expansion cards.

Never use force when inserting or removing an expansion card.

Make sure that no foreign objects enter the slot.

Inserting an expansion card

Expansioncard

► If necessary, press on the edge of the placeholder so that the placeholder

protrudes slig htly from the slot (1).

► Pull the placeholder out of the Pocket PC (2). ► Carefully push the expansion card into the slot (3).

The expansion card can protrude by one to several millimetres (depending



on the type of expansion card).

sion card

Keep the placeholder for the expansion card in a safe place. When you remove the expansion card again, you should reinsert the expansion card placeholder. This will prevent any foreign m atter from entering the slot

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Removing the e xpans ion card

Expansioncard

► Press on the edge of the expansion card so that the expansion card pro-

trudes slightly from the slot (1).

► Slide the expansion card out of the Pocket PC (2). ► Insert the placeholder into the slot again (3) if necessary.

The placeholder protrudes by one to two millimetres.

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Using the Pocket PC as a USB Host device

USBHostUSBdata transfer

You can connect USB devices from Fujitsu Siemens Computers (e.g. MEMORYBIRD or STORAGEBIRD) immediately.

If you want to connect other USB devices, ask your dealer whether you will need to install corresponding drivers ﬁrst.

The current consumption of the USB device must not exceed 100 mA (at +5 V). USB devices with a current consumption of more than 100 mA must be supplied with pow er via their own power supply.

► Select Start – Settings – System – USB mode.

The window for selecting the USB mode pops up.

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► Select the USB Host option. ► Conﬁrm with OK. ► Connect the USB Host cable to the mini USB port on the Pocket PC. ► Connect the USB device (such as a MEMORYBIRD) to the USB port of the USB Host cable.

The USB device is now connected to your Pocket PC.



► If the battery charge level of your Pocket PC is low you should connect the mains adapter

(see "

Connecting the mains adapter and charging the battery", Page 19).

► When you no longer need to operate the Pocket PC as a USB Host, change

the USB mode back to USB Client.

With the optional USB Host cable you can use your Pocket PC as a USB Host device and connect various USB de vi ces, such as a MEMORYBIRD, to the Pocket PC.

Conﬁguring device settings

Conﬁguringdevice settingsDateTi meAlarmsBackground imageTon es

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Detailed information about how to conﬁgure device settings such as the date, time, alarms, background images, tones, and application and task displays can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Operating the Pocket PC

Customising menus

Frequently used programs appear in the Start menu. You can adapt the Start menu to meet your needs. ► TapontheMenus symb ol under Start – Settings – Personal.

A list of programs/applications appears.

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To remove programs from the Start menu, click the program’s checkbox. The check mark is removed from the checkbox.

To add programs to the Start menu, click the checkbox of the desired program. A check mark appears in the checkbox.

Fast access to programs via FSC SpeedMenu

FSCSpeedMenuFasta ccessto programs

Do you want fast access to programs but all application buttons are already assigned? Do you always open the same documents and folders? Do you sometimes miss having an extra hand for using the sty lus?

Use FSC SpeedMenu to accelerate daily tasks on your Pocket LO O X!

• Create and organise your own list of frequently use d documents, programs and folders.

• Open them quickly directly from the menu.

• One-handed or stylus operatio n as desired.

Detailed information on this topic can be found in the he lp ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

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Creating messages

Messages

Just like any other mobile phone, you can use your Pocket PC to send SMS and MM S messages as well as e-mails.

Incoming messages are indicated by the LEDs (see "

indicators in the display", Page 5), a message on the screen and, depending on the

device settings, either a signal tone or vibrating alarm.

Inbox

InboxInboxIn boxInbox

You can use the Inbox to check and ma MMS, e-mail), as well as to create a

The last messaging application th

All message types have their own a

• Delete items

•Drafts

• Inbox

• Outbox

• Sent items With the aid of the Sort By menu you can also display the messages by certain criteria:

• Message Type

• Sender

• Received

• Subject Use the New function to create a new message of the currently selected message type.

nage all incoming and sent message types (SMS,

nd send new messages.

at was used is always active in the window, e.g. MMS or e-mail.

ccount with subfolders.

Indicators (LEDs) and status

Displaying the inbox

► Click on Start – Messaging.

The inbox is displayed.

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► Select the required message type and the required subfolder via the Inbox.

All messages of the selected type are displayed.

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SMS

You c an also use your Pocket PC to create SMS text messages in exactly the same way as a normal mobile phone. Each SMS can contain a maximum of 160 characters.

Creating and sending SMS

SMS

► Click on Start – Messaging. ► Click on the Inbox dropdown men ► Ta p o n t h e SMS Account.

Select New. A window opens for writing the new SMS.

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► Enter the SMS addressee and the des ► Select Send.

The SMS is sent.

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Detailed inform ation on SMS can

Managing SMS on the SIM card

The SMS Manager allows you to display all of the messages stored on your SIM card, transfer them to your Pocket PC or delete them from the SIM card.

► Select Start – Programs – SMS Manager.

The SMS manager is displayed tog



► Select the desired SMS. ► Select Save – Save to Inbox to copy ► Select Save – Save all to Inbox to copy all S MS into the Inbox on your Pocket PC. ► To delete an SMS message from the ► To delete all SMS messages from the SIM card select Delete – Delete All From SIM. ► Select OK to exit the SMS Manager.

ired text message.

be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

ether with the SMS saved on the SIM card.

an SMS message into the Inbox on your Pocket PC.

SIM card select Delete – Delete From SIM.

MMS

MMSMMS

MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) messages are messages which can contain multimedia objects like pictures, sound or video clips (3GP, MP4, AVI, WMV). You can attach ﬁles with a maximum size of up to 300 kB.

You will need to conﬁgure your MMS application before you can send any MMS messages, see "

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Conﬁguring the MMS application", Page 55.

Your telephone network provider will generally provide you with the data for your MMS connection.

Creating messages

Conﬁguring the MMS application

In order to conﬁgure your MMS application, you will need to deﬁne your MMS connection and an MMS proﬁle.

Conﬁguring the MMS connection

► Click on Start – Settings. ► Select the Connections tab. ► Select the Connections symbol. ► Select Advanced. ► Select Select network. ► Click on New under Use programs with automatic Internet access.

The ISP name window will appear on the screen.

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► Enter MMS in this ﬁeld. ► Select the Modem tab. ► Select New. ► Enter the name "My connection" under Enter a name for the connection. ► Select the entry Cellular Line (GPRS) from the Select modem dropdown list. ► Select Next.

The My Connection window will appear on the screen.



► Enter the name for the access point provided by your telephone netw ork

provider under Access point name.

► Select Next. ► Enter the user name, password and domain given to you by your telephone network provider. ► Click on Finish to conﬁrm your entries.

Your MMS connection is conﬁgured.

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Conﬁguring the MMS proﬁle

You are in the Today screen. Your MMS connection is conﬁgured. ► Click on Start – Messaging.

The inbox is displayed.



► Click on Menu – MMS Settings.

The Settings window will app ear on the screen.



► Choose any proﬁle and tap Edit.

The Pro ﬁle Settings window is displayed.



► Enter the proﬁle settings provided by your te lephone network provider. ► Click on Finish to conﬁrm your entries.

Your MMS proﬁle is conﬁgured.

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Creating and sending MMS messages

► Click on Start – Messaging. ► Click on the Inbox dropdown menu. ► Tap on t he MMS account . ► Select New.

The window with the new MMS is opened.

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► Enter the addressee and the subject of the MMS. ► To attach a picture or video clip select Menu – Insert – Picture or Menu – Insert – Video

and select the picture or video you would like to attach. The picture or video clip is displayed in the MMS window.



► To attach an audio ﬁle select Menu – Insert – Voice note and select the

audio ﬁle you would like to attach. The audio ﬁle is displayed in the MMS window.



► To attach a different ﬁle type, select Menu–Insert–Fileand select the ﬁle.

The ﬁle is displayed in the MMS window.



► Select Enter text and type in your text message. ► Select Send.

The MMS message is sent.



E-mail

E-mailE-mail

With the Pocket PC you have various options for sending and receiving e-mails:

Private mail:

• Via your ISP’s POP3, SMTP or IMAP4 account Company mail:

• via a VPN corporate network

•ViaActiveSync In orde r to be able to send e-mails you will therefore need a suitable e-mail accoun t from your

ISP or a suitable e-ma il account on a VPN corporate network (Virtual Private Network).

Setting up e-mail accounts for POP3, SMTP or IMAP4

E-mailE-mailE-mail

► Click on Start – Messaging. ► Click on the Inbox dropdown menu. ► Click on the e-mail account. ► Select Menu – Tools – New Account. ► Enter the required data. ► Click on Finish to conﬁrm your entries.

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Setting up an e -mail account for the VPN corporate network

E-mail

► Select Start – Programs – ActiveSync.



► Select Menu – Add Server Source or Menu – Conﬁgure Server.



► Enter the server address. ► Conﬁrm with Next. ► Enter the user name, password and domain. ► Click on Finish to conﬁrm your entries.

Your ISP or administrator will generally be able to provide you with the data for your e-mail account.

The ActiveSync window will open.

The Server Settings window is opened.

Setting up sending e-mail via Acti

SendingE-mail

► To connect your Pocket PC to your computer see "Connecting your Pocket

PC to a computer", Page 24.

► Follow the on-screen instructions

Creating and sending e-mails

E-mailE-mail

With your Pocket PC you can easily send e-mail messages with attachments (photos, voice n otes, ﬁles).

► Click on Start – Messaging. ► Click on the Inbox dropdown menu. ► Tap on the e-mail account. ► Select New.

The window with the new e-mail is opened.

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► Enter the addressee, the subject and the desired message. ► Select Send.

The e-mail is sent.



Detailed information on creating and sending messages can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

veSync

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Downloading e-mails from a server (e-mail pull)

E-mailpull

The process for downloading e-mails from a server dep ends on your e-mail account:

• If you have an Outlook e-mail account, then you can transfer your e-mails via ActiveSync

to your handheld device – see "

Data synchronisation with ActiveSync", Page 22.

• If you have an ISP e-mail account or a VPN server connection, then you

will need to log on to the Inte rnet or network.

► Click on Start – Messaging. ► Click on the Inbox dropdown menu. ► Tap on the e-mail account. ► Select Menu – Send/Receive.

Any new e-mails on the server are transferred to the Pocket PC, and e-mails in the "Outbox"

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folder of your Pocket PC are transferred to the server for sending.

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Receiving e-mails and other dat

a automatically

in real-time (e-mail push)

E-mailpush

If you have a data connection to a m PC then your e-mails, calendar da the network to your Pocket PC in r

If your device is switched off ( e-mail push, then the LED will

The following conditions must

• The server must support e-mail

• Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2 is installed.

• Direct Push has been set up by your

Please consult your administ

In g eneral, e-mail push should being set up by the administra

To deactivate e-mail push, you

► In the Today screen, press and

The proﬁle list is displayed.



► Select the Direct Push proﬁle.

The proﬁle is deactivated.



E-mail push is deactivated.

► To reactivate e-mail push, select the Direct P ush proﬁle again.

The proﬁle is activated.



Detailed information on adjus is activated can be found in th

E-mail push is activated", Pa

obile network provider (GPRS/UM TS) for your Pocket

ta, contact data, tasks etc. can be delivered from

eal-time via e-mail push.

Standby mode) when new data are received via

start to ﬂash.

be met in order to use e-mail push:

push.

administrator on your Pocket PC.

rator if you have any queries.

already be activated on your device after

tor.

will need to deactivate the corresponding proﬁle on your Pocket PC:

hold the End button.

ting the device be haviour when e-mail push

e "

Conﬁguring device behaviour when

ge 73 chapter.

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Using the Internet

InternetInternet Explorer

In order to u se the Internet you will need to have Internet access via an ISP or on a VPN corporate network (Virtual Private Network).

In some cases your Internet access may alrea dy be pre-conﬁgured on your device. If this is the case, all you need to do is to launch Internet Explorer – see "

the Internet w ith Internet Explorer", Page 60.

Otherwise you can conﬁgure your Internet access via FSC CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C. Detailed information on this topic can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Your ISP or administrator will be able to provide you with the required Internet access data.

Accessing the Internet with Internet Explorer

The FSC CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C can be used to set up a connection to the Internet or to your company’s intranet via WLAN, GSM or GPRS at the push of a button.

Your Pocket PC uses Internet Explorer Mo bile as its Internet browser. This offers extensive browser functionality.

Calling up Internet Explorer Mobile

You have selected the desired connection type with FSC CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C an d established a connection.

► Select Start – Internet Explorer.

Internet Explorer is displayed.



Detailed information on the use of Internet Explorer Mobile and FSC CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C can be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC or in

chapter"

Internet and intranet connections with CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C", Page 20.

Accessing

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Using GPS functions

GPS

WithaGPSreceiverandnavigationsoftwareyoucanusethePocketPCas a navigation system. Depending on the equipment, the GPS receiver is either integrated or available as an external accessory.

Map materials for your Pocket PC are available from retailers on DVD or on memory cards or via an online shop.

You have two options for using the navigation software on your Pocket PC:

• you can use the navigation software on a preinstalled expansion card.

• You can insta ll the navigatio

n software via your computer, e.g. from a DVD.

To register your navigatio software and possibly also

Where necessary, the devic start-up of the navigation

n software you will require the serial number of the navigation

thedeviceIDofyourPocketPC.

e ID will be displayed after the initial

software.

► Register your navigation software and your map materials as described in

the instructions for the navigation software.

If the reception signal is weak, you can connect an external GPS antenna. The external GPS antenna improves performance under difﬁcult recep tion conditions.

The external GPS antenn a is available as an accessory. GPS connects to COM6 at 9600 Bit/s. Detailed information on this topic c an be found in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

A description of how to use the navigation softw are is provided in the instruc-



tions on the navigation software.

FSC GPSLocator

cator

FSCGPSLo

FSC GPSLocator is demonstration software that illustrates the functions of the GPS receiver in your Pocket LOOX d evice.

The GPS receiver will also be activated when you start the FSC G PSLocator. Exiting the program deactivates the GPS receiver.

The GPS module is calibrated when you switch it o n for the ﬁrst time. This can take several minutes. Whenever you start the device again, your GPS receiver will be ready for use in just a few seconds.

Inside a building you will not normally be able to receive a GPS signal. It is therefore best to calibrate the G PS receiver out in the open.

GPSLocator shows you the GPS coordinates of your current location. If you are on the move with the device – either on foot or in the car – the direction of movement and your speed are also displayed.

The POI Finder is an application that helps you to ﬁnd your way back to a previously stored position.

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Using the camera (optional)

Camera

Depending on its equipment level, your Pocket PC will come with two integrated cameras: one VGA camera on the front and one 2 megapixel autofocus camera on the back of the device (resolution: 1600 x 1200).

You can use the VGA camera for video telephone calls – see "

phone calls (optional)", Page 33.

With the 2 megapixel autofocus camera you can record both individual still photographs as well as short video sequences.

2 megapixel autofocus camera

Supported ﬁle formats:

ﬁle type

Pictures

VideoCall AVI,WMV,MPEG4,3GP

Formats

BMP, JPG

Making video

Starting the Pictures & Vid

You can create and manage pictures and videos using the Pictures & Videos application. ► Select Start – Programs – Pictures & Videos.

This will open the Pictures



&Videosapplication.

eos application

Starting the camera directly

► Push application button 5: Camera

The camera is started.



Taking pictures

Camera

The camera window is open.

You can focus manually by gently pressing application button 5.

► To take a picture, press application button 5.

The picture is taken and displayed in the Pictures & Videos window as a full-size picture.



► Select Camera to take more pictures. ► Select OK to return to the overview of all pictures and videos.

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Using the camera (optional)

Recording a video sequence

Camera

This will open the Pictures & Videos application. ► SelectCamera.

► Ta p t he Camera symbol.

The camera window opens.



► Select Menu–Video.

The camera is switched to video mode.



► To start the video recording, press application button 5.

The video recording starts.



► To stop the video recording, press application button 5 again.

The video recording stops.



► If you would like to record more video sequ ences, press application button 5 again. ► Select OK to return to the overview of all pictures and videos.

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Using the camera (optional)

Conﬁguring the camera and video settings

Camera

Further options for using the camera are available from the menu whenever camera mode or video mode is active.

Camera settings

Option

Video Call Mode

Meaning

This option switches the camera to video mode.

With this option you can choose between different recording modes:

• Normal: For taking individual shots.

• Burst: For taking a sequence of 5 shots

• Timer: Self timer option (5-second delay)

Brightness Screen resolution Zoom Options

Adjustment of the brightness settings

Adjustment of the image resolution

Adjustment of the zoom settings

Various options are available for changing settings (image size, slide show, ﬁle location etc.).

White balance Flicker

Adjustment for ambient light

Sets the image frame rate (50/60 Hz)

Video settings

Option

Still Brightness Quality Options

Meaning

This option switches the camera to photo mode.

Adjustment of the brightness settings

Adjustment of the video quality settings

Various options are available for changing settings (image size, slide show, ﬁle location etc.).

Detailed information on this topic can be found in the he lp ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

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Working with data

Workingwithdata

Windows Media Player

ProgramsWindowsMedia PlayerProgramsPDFﬁlesPDF Viewer

You can play back va rious audio and video formats on your Pocket PC using Windows Media Player:

File type Formats

Audio WMA, MP3, WAV

Video Call WMV, MPEG4

You c a n ﬁnd detailed information on how to use the Windows Media Player in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Using Java applications

The JBlend program allows you to run Java applications for mobile devices and to download them from the Internet and install them on your device.

Downloading Java applications

Javaapplicatio nsJBlend

► Select Start – Programs – JBlend.

The program and the available Java applications are displayed.



► Select Download.

Internet Explorer is displayed.



► Enter the desired Internet address. ► Download the desired Java application.

You will be asked if you wish to install the Java application.



► Conﬁrm with Yes.

Starting Java applications

► Select Start – Programs – JBlend.

The program and the available Java a



► Tap on the Java application you wish to start.

The Java application is started.

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pplications are displayed.

Working with data

Uninstalling Java applications

► Select Start – Programs – JBlend.

The program and the available Java applications are displayed.



► Select the Java application you wish to uninstall. ► Select Menu – Delete.

You will be asked if you wish to uninstall the Java application.



► Conﬁrm with Yes.

Compressing ﬁles with FSC MobileZip

Programs: FSCMobileZipFSCMobileZip

FSC MobileZip lets you open, unpack, create and edit Zip archives. FSC MobileZip extends the popup menu in the File Explorer: If you hover over a ﬁle, you will see

additional entries in the popup m enu, with which you can quickly create and extract archives. FSC MobileZip supports archives up to a size of 4 GB as well as password

protection with simple encryption.

You c a n ﬁnd detailed information on how to use FSC MobileZip in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

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Security functions

Security

Your Pocket PC can be protected or locked in several ways:

Lock Meaning

Password protection For password protection provided by the Microsoft Windows 5.0 Phone

Device lock (key and display lock)

FSC KeyLock Prevents the device from being reactivated when an application key is

FSC SecureLock (optional)

SIM Lock Enables the device only if a speciﬁc SIM card is used (performed by the

Phone Lo ck When the Phone Lock is activated, the telephone can only be used in

Edition operating system, see "

Password protection is lost if the device’s the factory settings are restored.

Protects the device by locking the controls to prevent accidental input during operation, see "

pressed when in standby mode (disabled status), see "

Page 68.

Protects the device against access by third parties by requesting a password, see "

Password protection is retained even if the device is reset to the factory settings and offers special anti-theft protection A stolen device is worthless.

phone network operator), see "

PC", Page 28, section "SIM Lock".

Prevents the device from being used with other SIM cards.

conjunction with your SIM card. This function is useful in case you lose the device. It may be that y our provider also sets the device so that it canonlybeusedinconjunctionwithaSIMcardofferedbythatprovider.

FSC SecureLock (optional)", Page 69.

Password protection", Page 67.

Device lock (key and display lock) " , Page 68.

FSC KeyLock",

Making telephone calls with the Pocket

Password protection

Passwordprotect ionon Pocket PC

You can use a password to protect your Pocket PC against unauthorised use. This makes your data accessible only to persons who know the password.

If FSC SecureLock has been set, then this password protection cannot be cancelled until the FSC SecureLock has been cleared.

► TaponthePassword symbol under Start – Settings – Personal. ► Select the type of password you prefer:

• A password consisting of four numbers (s imple 4-digit password).

• A password of alphanumeric characters (a complex alphanumeric password). If a password has been assigned, you will have to enter this password the next time you switch on.

If you have forgotten your password you can restart your Pocket PC by resto ring the factory settings (see "

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Cold starting and restoring factory default settings", Page 44).

Security functions

Device lock (key and display lock)

Devicelock

With the device lock (key and display lock) you can lock the following elements and functions of the device during active operation in order to prevent accidental inputs:

• Application buttons

• Keyboard

• Display

• Accept an incoming call via the Answer button

• Ending a call via the End button

The device can be switched off even when the device lock is active.

Locking the device

► Press and hold the Enter key.

The device is locked.



Deactivating the device lock

► Press and hold the Enter key.

► Press Unlock and the star key consecutively. The device is unlocked.



FSC KeyLock

FSCKeyLoc

Use the FSC KeyLock to prevent a ccidental "activation" of your Pocket LOOX. For example, if the device is in your pocket.

Normally, the device is activated if one of the application or telephone keys is pressed.

Activating FSC KeyLock

► Click on Start – Settings – Personal – Buttons – FSC KeyLock. ► Activate Application buttons locked.

Switching on with lock active

► Brieﬂy press the E nd button. ► Then press and hold the Enter key.

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Security functions

FSC SecureLock (optional)

FSCSecureLock

To protect your Pocket PC and your data from unauthorised access by third parties, you can protect it with a password.

► Ta p o n Start - Settings - System - Secure Lock. ► Activate the Theft protection control box. ► Select the desired type of password from the Password type ﬁeld. Enter the

password and conﬁrm it if necessary.

► Enter a term on the Note tab page that will remind you of your password if necessary,

but which will not enable other users to guess your password. This term is displayed if the password has been entered incorrectly several times.



► Ta p OK.

If your Pocket PC is reset to the factory settings, you will be prompted to enter the password.

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Connecting and networking the Pocke

t PC with other devices

Connecting and networking the

Pocket

PC with other devices

PocketPC: networkingPocketPC: connecting with other devices

The Pocket PC offers a wide range of ways to exchange data with other devices or to work in a network.

In addition, the wireless LAN (optional) and Bluetooth (optional) radio modules are available for wireless communication.

This chapter provides information on wireless data transfer

• Via wireless LAN

• Via Bluetooth

Activating and deactivating radio m odules

WirelessLANWLANRadiocomponentsBluetooth

You can use Wireless Manager to activate or dea ctivate the telephone, Bluetooth and WiFi/WLAN.

You are in the Today screen.

► Tap on the telephone symbol.

The W ireless Manager is displayed.



► To activate or deactivate the telephone, Bluetooth or WiFi/WLAN touch the

symbol next to WiFi, Bluetooth or Phone.

► To activate or deactivate all components tap on the symbol next to All. The selected compone nt is activated



Wireless connection via Wireless LAN

WirelessLANWLANWirelessdata transmissionData transmission: W irelessLAN

Your Pocket PC is equipped with an integrated wireless LAN. Information on this topic is provided in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC. You can establish WLAN connections using the CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C software.

or deactivated.

You can ﬁnd more information on the CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C software in the "

Internet and intranet connections with CONNECTMOBILITY- E2C", Page

20 section and in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

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Connecting and networking the Pocke

t PC with other devices

Wireless communication with Bl

Wirelessdata transmissionData transmissionBluetooth

If your Pocket PC has an integrated Bluetooth module you can communicate w irelessly with other Bluetooth devices, e.g. with another Pocket PC, a computer or a mobile phone.

You can establish Bluetooth connections via the BT Manager. Start the BT Manager via the FSC SpeedMenu, see "

Fast access to programs via FSC SpeedMenu", Page 52.

uetooth

Example:

you want to use a Bluetooth headset.

► Enter a new "Handsfree/headset" device in BT Manager. ► Follow the on-screen instructions.

You can ﬁnd detailed i nforma tion on the "BT Manager" in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Selecting location for Bluetooth operation

• We recommend that you use the Bluetooth enabled Pocket PC in a typical operating environment. Other Bluetooth devices, which you want to communicate with, shouldbelocatedatadistanceofupto10m.

• Install a partner device only within the recommended distance. Observe the output power class o f the partner device when doing so. Details are contained in the operating manual for the partner device.

• Use the Bluetooth-enabled Pocke t PC at least 2 m away from other electrical or electronic systems. If you must use the Pocket PC near a microwave cooker, then maintain a distance of at least 3 m from the microwave cooker, as the reception is subject to interference from the microwaves.

• Should problems result when communicating via Bluetooth because radios or radio devices are located in the vicinity, th en move the Pocket PC to a different location.

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Energy saving functions

Optimisingenergy managemen

The Pocket PC uses less power when the energy saving functions are enabled. This means you can work with the Pocket PC for longer before having to recharge the battery.

General information on energy management

The battery operating time de large amount of energy is requ

Exchanging data with a comput connect yo ur Pocket PC to an el

Using energy saving functions

tions

Energysaving func

You can save energy in several ways to optimally utilise the battery operating time:

conﬁguring Standby mode

► Under Start – Settings – Syst

Pocket PC is to switch into t After the speciﬁed time has passed, the Pocket PC will automatically bet set to standby mode.



Press the End button to end standby mode. The Pocket PC returns to the point at which you interrupted your work.

pends greatly on the applications used. Please note that a particularly

ired to play sound ﬁles or make s ound recordings.

er also consumes additional battery power. Therefore always

ectrical outlet when exchanging data if possible.

em – Power select the number of minutes after which the

he Standby mode when not being used.

Switching off backlight

Backlight

► Under S tart – Settings – System – Backlight select the number of minutes after which the display

lighting is to be switched off if the Pocket PC is not used and is running in battery mode.

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Energy saving functions

Conﬁguring backlight

Backlight

You can adjust the backlight on your Pocket PC to make it darker or brighter. Reduce the display brightness to save energy.

► Click on Start – Settings – System – Backlight – Brightness. ► Use the slide control to adjust the backlight when the battery and/or an external power

supply is being used, until the desired level of brightness is reached.

► Conﬁrm with OK.

Thebacklightcanalsobeconﬁgured by pressing the key combination

Shift

+ left or right Navigation key.

Conﬁguring Keyboard backlight

t: conﬁguring

Keyboardba ckligh

► Select Start – Settings – System. ► Select Keyboard backlight.

The window for adjusting the keyboard backlight is displayed.



► Set the desired duration of the keyboard ba cklight for use in battery mode

and for use with an external power supply.

► Conﬁrm with OK.

Keyboard backlighting can also be activated and deactivated by pressing and holding the

key.

Conﬁguring device behaviour when E-mail push is activated

Devicebeh aviourwith e-mail pushE-mail push

You can conﬁgure how your device should behave when E-mail push is activated. Usually, the device LED starts ﬂashing when new information is being received. However, you can change this behaviour.

► In the Today screen, press and hold the End button.

The proﬁle list is displayed.



► Use the navigation key to select the desired proﬁle. ► Select Menu–Edit. ► Enter the settings for E-mail push and conﬁrm with OK.

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Energy saving functions

Switching off the sound and setting the volume

Sound

► Tap on the loudspeaker symbol in the title bar.

A popup window for the loudspeaker settings appears.



► Set the desired volume on the slide control with the stylus. ► To switch off the sound, activate the Off selection ﬁeld with the stylus. ► Tap the display anywhere outside the popup window.

Device sounds can also be activated and deactivated by pressing and holding the star key.

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Energy saving functions

Wireless connection via Wirele

WirelessLANWLANWirelessdata transmissionData transmission

You ca n ﬁnd detailed information on the CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C software in the EasyGuide and in the help ﬁle on your Pocket PC.

Using Wireless Manager

WirelessManager

You can use Wireless Manager to manage the energy status of telephone, Bluetooth and WiFi/WLAN.

You are in the Today screen.

The Wireless Manager is displayed.

Symbol

ss LAN

► To activate or deactivate the telephone,

Bluetooth or WiFi/WLAN, touch the corresponding WiFi, Bluetooth or Phone symbol.

► Ta p t h e On/Off symbol to activate or

deactivate all components. The selected component is activated

or deactivated.

Meaning

On/Off

Phone

Bluetooth

Wi-Fi

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Troubleshooting and tips

TroubleshootingTipsTroubleshootingTroubleshooting

If a fault occurs in your Pocket PC, try to ﬁx it with the measures described in this chapter. If you fail to correct the problem, pro ceed as follows:

► Make a note of the steps and the circumstances that led to the fault. Also

make a note of any error messages displayed.

► Switch the Pocket PC off. ► Contact your sales outlet or our hotline/help desk.

Installing new software

Installation,ne wsoftwareSoftware

You will ﬁnd information on installin will be available to you after install

► When installing programs or driver

should make a backup before the inst installation should an error occur

The Pocket PC’s time or date are not correct

time

t SummertimeWintertim eTi meTimeis not correctIncorrect date/

Dateis incorrec

Cause

Time and date are incorrect. ► TapontheClock symbol under Start – Settings – System.

g supplementary programs in the ActiveSync help ﬁle that ing ActiveSync on your computer.

s, important ﬁles may be overwritten and modiﬁed. You

allation so that you can still access the original ﬁles after

(see "

Data synchronisation with ActiveSync", Page 22).

Troubleshooting

► Changing the time

► Connect your Pocket PC to your computer via

ActiveSync.

► Synchronise data between the Pocket PC and the

computer. The time and date are also synchronised in the process.

The Pocket PC’s display remains dark

DisplayDarkdisplay

Cause

Backlight is switched off.

The display is difﬁcult to read

Display,difﬁcult to readDisplayis difﬁcultto readBrightdisplay

Cause

Reﬂected glare ► Turn the Pocket PC until you can see the information in

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Troubleshooting

► Press and hold the End button.

Troubleshooting

the display again.

Troubleshooting and tips

The Pocket PC switches off

matically

Pocket-PC:sw itchesoff auto

Cause

Troubleshooting

The battery is ﬂat. ► Connect the power adapter to the Pocket PC to charge

the battery.

► Connect the power adapter to the c radle and insert

the Pocket PC into the cradle to charge the battery. The battery is charging. The power-on indicator

ﬂashes orange.

The Pocket PC does not start after being switched on

Pocket-PC

Cause

The battery is ﬂat. ► Connect the power adapter to t

The power adapter is not connected correctly.

Troubleshooting

he Pocket PC to charge

the battery.

► Connect the power adapter to the c radle and insert

the Pocket PC into the cradle to charge the battery. The battery is charging. The power-on indicator

ﬂashes orange.

► Switch the Pocket PC off. ► Check whether the power adapt

to the Pocket PC and the elect

er is properly connected

rical outlet.

► Switch the Pocket PC on again.

The Pocket PC does not respond any more

PocketPC

Cause

An application program has caused the m alfun ction.

Troubleshooting

► Restart the Pocket PC (see "

on and off", Page 41).

Switching the Pocket PC

► If the restart does not work then reset the Pocket

PC to the factory settings (see "

Cold starting and

restoring factory default sett ings", Page 44).

The battery is ﬂat. ► Connect the power adapter to the Pocket PC to charge

the battery.

► Connect the power adapter to the c radle and insert

the Pocket PC into the cradle to charge the battery. The battery is charging. The power-on indicator

ﬂashes orange.

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Troubleshooting and tips

The battery discharges too quic

Battery

Cause

The battery is either too hot or too cold.

Troubleshooting

► Bring the Pocket PC up / down to a normal temperature

again.

kly

If the battery operating time is e xtr e m e ly short, the battery is probably too old and should be replaced. Please contact your dealer for a new battery.

The End button does not respond properly

Endbutton

Cause

You have pressed the End button for too long to switch the Pocket PC on or off.

No sound or minimal volume

NosoundVolume,minimal

Cause

Volume set wrongly. ► Tap the loudspeaker symbol in the navigation bar.

Troubleshooting

► Press the End button until the Po

cket PC switches on

or off.

Troubleshooting

A popup window for the loudsp

► Activate the selection ﬁeld

eaker settings appears.

for On using the stylus.

► Set the desired volume on the slide control with the

stylus.

Poor reception via GPS

ception

PoorGPS re

Cause

Your Pocket PC’s installed position in your vehicle is poor.

Your vehicle’s windscreen is coated.

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Troubleshooting

► Change the Pocket PC’s installed position.

► Use an external GPS antenna (available as an

accessory).

Troubleshooting and tips

Contact with hotline/help desk

Hotline/helpdesk

If you are unable to solve a certain problem, please contact the hotline/help desk. Additional details are given in the "Safety" and "Warranty" manuals. Please have the following information ready when you call:

• the model name and serial number of the Pocket PC. The serial number is located on a sticker on the back of the Pocket PC.

• Notes of any messages that appear on the screen and information on acoustic signals.

• Any changes you have made to the hardware o r software after receiving the Pocket PC.

• Your system conﬁguration and all peripheral devices connected to your system (e. g. keyboard).

• Your sales contract.

• Your IMEI number.

The Fujitsu Siemens Computers hotline or help desk requires the device information for your Pocket PC in order to process your problem. You can ﬁnd this information directly on your device:

Calling up the IMEI number

IMEInumber

The IMEI number (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is a 15-digit serial number, which is used to uniquely identify your Pocket PC.

► Select Start – Settings – System – System Information. ► Select Identity.

The IMEI number is displayed.



Calling up the UUID

The UUID (Universally Unique Identiﬁer) is a globally unique 16 or 28 bit number, that is also used to identify your device.

► Select Start – Settings – System – System Information. ► Select Identity.

The UUID is displayed.

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Technical data

TechnicaldataData

General Pocket LOO X T810 Pocket LOOX T830

Processor

Memory

Intel® PXA270 416 MHz based on Intel® XScale™ micro-architecture

System memory (RAM): 64 MB

Flash memory (ROM): 128 MB

Pocket PC

Technicaldata

Electrical data

Regulations complied with

Protection class III III

Maximum performance draw (Pocket PC on w ith battery charging)

Pocket LOOX T810 Pocket LOOX T830

CE, FCC Part 15 Class B, EN 60950, UL, cUL

5W 5W

Intel® PXA270 416 MHz based on Intel® XScale™ micro-architecture

System memory (RAM): 64 MB

Flash memory (ROM): 128 MB

CE, FCC Part 15 Class B, EN 60950, UL, cUL

Display

Transﬂective TFT display

Card slots Pocket LOOX T810 Pocke t LOOX T830

Ports/interfaces Pocket LOO X T810 Pocket LOOX T830

Input/output p ort USB 1.1 USB 1.1

Audio Microphone, loudspeaker

Bluetooth Bluetooth 2.0 Bluetooth 2.0

Wireless LAN

GPS SiRF Star III SiRF Star III

Cameras Pocket LOOX T810 Pocket LOOX T830

Camera 1

Camera 2

Pocket LOOX T810 Pocket LOOX T830

2.4 inch, 240 x 240 colours, 65,536 colours, LED background lighting

"Secure Digital I/O", "MultiMediaCard"

headphones (3.5 mm), rece for GSM/UMTS calls

802.11 b/g, WiFi certiﬁed 802.11 b/g, WiFi certiﬁed

–

2.4 inch, 240 x 240 colours, 65,536 colours, LED background lighting

"Secure Digital I/O", "MultiMediaCard"

Microphone, loudspeaker

iver

headphones (3.5 mm), rece for GSM/UMTS calls

VGA camera (640 x 480) for video telephony via UMTS

2 mega pixel auto-focus camera (1600 x 1200) for images/video

iver

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Technical data

Baseband

UMTS/GSM/GPRS Baseband

Environmental conditions

Pocket LOOX T810 Pocket LOOX T830

EMP U250

GSM 90 0/180/190 0

UMTS 2100

EMP U250

GSM 900 /180/1900

UMTS 2100

Pocket LOOX T810 Pocket LOOX T830

Environment class 7K1/7K2 IN IEC 721 EN 60721 DIN IEC 721 EN 60721

Housing class 7M2

DIN IEC 721 EN 60721 DIN IEC 721 EN 60721

Temperature

•Operation

• Transport

• Storage < 1 month

• Storage > 1 month

Dimensions

Height/width/depth

Weight

Battery (Li-Ion)

TechnicaldataBattery

–10 °C – 55 °C

–40 °C – 75 °C

–20 °C – 60 °C

–20 °C – 45 °C

–10 °C – 55 °C

–40 °C – 75 °C

–20 °C – 60 °C

–20 °C – 45 °C

Pocket LOOX T810 Pocket LOOX T830

126.6 mm x 64.6 mm x 21.6 mm 126.6 mm x 64.6 mm x 21.6 mm

195 g +/– 10 g 195 g +/– 10 g

Rated c apacity 1530 mAh

Charging time (when not in

Max. 4 hours

operation)

Operating time • Up to 4 hours GSM talk time

• Up to 150 hours standby

Mains adapter

TechnicaldataMains adapter

Electrical data

Primary:

• Rated voltage: 100 – 240 V

• Rated frequency:

Secondary:

• Rated voltage:

• Max. rated current: 1.0 A

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50–60Hz

5V+/–5%

Manufacturer’s notes

Environmental protection

Fujitsu Siemens Computers has deﬁned standa rds for environmentally friendly product design in a guideline that is applicable throughout the company. Ecological product requirements are continuously implemented by the binding application of these internal guidelines. The main points are:

• repair friendliness and long life due to modular design

• low noise emissions

• low energy consumption

• minimisation of material dive

• ecological criteria for plastics

• avoidance of m aterials harmful

• recyclability More details on the subject of e

www.fujitsu-siemens.de/um

Disposal and recycling

You w i l l ﬁnd further information about country-speciﬁc recycling and disposal options on the Internet at "

www.fujitsu-siemens.com/recyc ling" or on the Microsoft Getting Started CD.

rsity

to the environment

nvironmental protection are available on the Internet at:

welt" or "www.fujitsu-siemens.co m/rl/aboutus/envman/index.html".

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Manufacturer’s notes

CE marking

Products bearing the CE marking comply with the R&TTE Directive (1999/5/EC), EMC Directive (89/336/EEC), and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community.

CE co mpliance of this device is valid only if powered by a CE-marked AC Adapter provided by Fujitsu Siemens Computers. Compliance with these directives implies conformity with the following European Norms (the equivalent international standards and regulations are given in brackets):

• EN 55022 (CISPR 22) – Electromagnetic Interference

• EN 55024 (IEC 61000-4-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11) – Electromagnetic Immunity

• EN 61000-3-2 (IEC 61000-3-2) – Power Line Harmonics

• EN 61000-3-3 (IEC 61000-3-3) – Power Line F licker

• EN 60950 (IEC 60950) – Product Safety

• ETS 300 328-2 – Technical requirements for 2.4 GHz radio equipm ent

• EN 301 489-1, -17 – General EMC requirements for radio equipment

The IEEE 802.11b wireless LAN and Bluetooth functionality of this product can be used in the following EU countries, EU candidate countries and EF TA countries: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Great Britain, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary and Cyprus.

The user is responsible for any radio interference caused when operating the device.

If the wireless LAN of this product is operated in accordance with IEEE 802.11b, only a limited band is available in France (Channels 10, 11, 12, and 13 only). According the Autorité de régulation des télécommunications (ART), special regulations apply to hotspots on which other channels are also allowed. Please check with ART ("

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http://www.art-telecom.fr") about local regulations and licensing.

Manufacturer’s notes

Information on exposure/speciﬁc absorption rate (SAR)

This device meets the EU requirements (1999/519/EU) on the protection of public health against the effects of exposure to electromagnetic ﬁelds.

The limits are part of extensive recommendations for the protection of the general public. These recommendations have been developed and checked by independent scientiﬁc organisations through regular and thorough evaluations of scientiﬁc studies. To guarantee the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health, the limits include a signiﬁcant safety buffer.

Before radio devices can be put into use, their compliance with European laws or limits must be conﬁrmed; only then may the CE symbol be applied.

The unit of measurement for the European C ouncil’s recommended limit for mobile te lephones is the "Speciﬁc Absorption Rate" (SAR). This SAR limit is 2.0 W/kg, averaged over 10g of body tissue. It meets the requirements of the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and was included in the European Standard EN 50360 for mobile radio devices. The SAR regulation for mobile telephones is in line with European Standard EN 50361.The maximum SAR value is calculated at the highest output level in all frequency bands of the mobile telephone. During use, the actual SAR level is usually much lower than the maximum value, because the mobile telephone works at different output levels. It only transmits with as much output as is required to reach the network. In general the following applies: the closer you are to a base station, the lower the transmission output of your mobile telephone.

The highest SAR values for this device, measured in accordance with the standard, are:

Pocket LOOX T830 Pocket LOOX T810

When used next to ear:

When worn on body:

0.188 W/kg (PCS Head ) 0.111 W/kg (PCS Head)

1.01 W/kg (PCS Body)/

0.029 W/kg (WLAN Body)

0.91 W/kg (PCS Body)/

0.042 W/kg (WLAN Body)

The SAR value for this device is also available on the Internet by searching for "QQXUPX001" at

www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid". Even if the SAR value differs depending on the device and the position

used, all Fujitsu Siemens Computers devices comply with the legal requirements.

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Manufacturer’s notes

FCC Regulations

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC R ules. These limits are designed to pro vide 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 reception, which 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 th e 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.

This device complies with FCC rad iation exposure l imits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding t h e FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna shall not be less than 20 cm (8 inches) during normal operation.

FCC Warning Statement for WLAN product

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect th e 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.

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Manufacturer’s notes

RF Exposure Information (SAR)

This device meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This device 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. Government.

The exposure standard for wireless devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Speciﬁc Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FC C is 1.6 W/kg. *Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the device transmitting at its highest certiﬁed power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is d etermined at th e highest certiﬁed power level, the actual SAR level of the device while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the device 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 power output.

The highest SAR value for the device as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 0.237 W/kg (PCS Head) and 0.033 W/kg (WLAN Head) for model T830, and 0.111 W/kg (PCS Head) and

0.025 W/kg (WLAN Head) for model T810, and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 1.01 W/kg (PCS Body), and 0.029 W/kg (WLAN Body) for model T830, and 0.91 W/kg (PCS Body), and 0.042 W/kg (WLAN Body) for model T810. (Body-worn measurements differ among device models, depending upon available enhancements and FCC requirements.)

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

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

http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid" after searching o n FCC ID: QQXUPX001.

For body worn operation, this device 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 device at the ear, position the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from your body when the device is switched on.

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Index

2 megapixel autofocus camera 4 3-way scroll button 4

using 10

Accessories 16 ActiveSync

data synchronisation 23

Alarms

setting 51

Answer button 4 Application button

calendar button 4 Camera 4 Mail Received 4 SpeedMenu 4 switching on 42

Application buttons

using 12

Background image

setting 51

Backlight 72

conﬁguring 73

Battery

Capacity 3 charging 46 charging via a USB port 48 charging via mains adapter 47 charging via the cra dle 48 discharges 78 installing 17–18 storing 3 technical data 81

Bluetooth 71

activating 70 indicator 5

Bright display 76

recording videos 63 Settings 64 taking pictures 62

using 62 Cleaning 45 Cold start 44 Complete Off 42 Conference call 32 Conﬁguring

Phone settings 36 Conﬁguring device settings 51 CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C 20

starting 20 Contacts 35 Controls 4 Creating ActiveSync partnership 23

Dark display 76 Data

technical 80 Data synchronisation

via cradle 26 Data synchronisation via ActiveSync 23 Data transmission

Bluetooth 71

Wireless LAN 75 Data transmission: Wireless LAN 70 Date

setting 51 Date is incorrect 76 Description of buttons 7 Device behaviour with e-mail push 73 Device lock 7, 68 Directory 35 Display 4

cleaning 45

remains dark 76 Display is difﬁcult to read 76 Display, difﬁcult to read 76

Calibrating the screen 19 Call

ending 29 holding 32

Call Forwarding

setting up 38 Calls: making 28 Camera

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E-mail

conﬁguring 56 creating 56–57 IMAP4 56 POP3 56 sending 57 SMTP 56 VPN corporate network 57

Index

E-mail pull 58 E-mail push 59

device behaviour 73 Emergency call 29 End button 4

does not respond 78

switching off 42

switching on 42 Energy saving functions 72 Exchange Server

conﬁguring 22

data synchronisation 22

synchronising data 22 Expansion card 49

inserting 49

removing 50

Factory default settings 44 Fast access to programs 52 First start-up 19 FN mode 7 FSC GPSLocator 61 FSC KeyLock 68 FSC MobileZip 66 FSC SecureLock 69 FSC SpeedMenu 52

Getting started 17 GPS 61

indicator 5 GSM port 4

Hands-free function 31 Hardware, overview 4 Hold

call 32 Hotline/help desk 79

IMEI number 79 Inbox 53

E-mail 53

MMS 53

SMS 53 Incoming call 29 Incorrect date/time 76 Indicator

battery charge level 5

Bluetooth 5 GPS 5 message 5

Information

cleaning 45 Installation, new software 76 Installing ActiveSync 23 Internet

CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C 20

using 60 Internet Explorer 60 Intranet

CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C 20

Java ap plications

viewing 65 JBlend

Java 65

Keyboard 7 Keyboard backlight: conﬁguring 73

Mains adapter

connecting 19

technical data 81

with mains adapter cable to Pocket PC 48 Menu

customising 52 Messages

creating 53 Microphone 4 Mini U S B port 4 Missed calls

displaying 29 MMS

conﬁguring 54

sending 54 Modes

proﬁles 40 Muting

Pphone 31

Navigation key 4

using 10 Network

selecting 37 No sound 78

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Index

Notes

Safety 3

On-screen keyboard

using 14

Online buttons for telephony

using 9

Online help

using 27 operating elements 7 Operation, basic 20 Optimising battery life 48 Optimising energy management 72 Overview

Hardware 4

software 15

Password p rotection on Pocket PC 67 PDF ﬁles

viewing 65 PDF Viewer 65 Pen

using 9 Phone

muting 31

Settings 36 Phone settings

conﬁguring 36 PIN 36

entering 20 Pocket -PC

operating 39 Pocket PC

cleaning 45

connecting with computer 24

does not work 77

switching off 41

switching on 19, 41

transporting 45

Use while driving 45 Pocket PC:

use during a ﬂight 45 Pocket PC: connecting with other devices 70 Pocket PC: networking 70 Pocket-PC

does not start 77

resetting 43 Pocket-PC: switches off automatically 77 Poor GPS reception 78 Ports 4

Power indicator 4–5 Preparation for use

basic operation 20 connecting the m ains adapter 19 ﬁrst start-up 19 screen 19 Today screen 20

Preparing for use

inserting the battery 18

Proﬁles 40

conﬁguring 41 selecting 40

Programs

ClearVue PDF 65 Windows Media Player 65

Programs: FSC MobileZip 66

Radio components

activating 70 Radio indicator 4–5 Resetting 43 Restoring 44

Safety info rm ation 3 Screen

using 9 SD slot 4 Security 67 Selecting the phone network 37 Sending E-mail

via ActiveSync 57 Silent mode 8, 40 SIM card

blocking 36

installing 17 SIM card manager 35 SIM contacts 35

managing 35 SIM Lock 36 SIM security 36 SMS

creating 54 SMS Service Centre

setting up 38 SMS Service Centre number

setting up 38 Soft reset

carrying out 43 Softkey buttons

using 12

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Index

Software

new installation 76 overview 15

Sound

switching off 74 Speed dialling 30 Standby mode 42 Status

battery charge level 5

message 5 Status indicators 4 Storage, battery 3 Stylus

taking out 19 Summer time 76 Switch-off time 42 Switching off the Pocket PC 42 Switching on 42 Switching on the Pocket PC 42

Technical data 80

Battery 81

mains adapter 81

Pocket PC 80 Telephone

using 28 Telephone functions 28 Time

incorrect 76

setting 51 Time is not correct 76 Tips 76 Today screen 20 Tones

setting 51

Transport 45 Troubleshooting 76

USB data transfer 51 USB Host

using Pocket PC as a USB Host 51

Using the cradle 25

VGA camera 4 Video phone calls 33 Visual indicators

proﬁles 40 Voice Commander 30 Voice dialling 30 Voice n otes 4 Voicemail

setting up 37 Volume

proﬁles 40 Volume, minimal 78

Warm restart 43 Windows Media Player 65 Winter time 76 Wireless data transmission 70–71, 75 Wireless LAN 70, 75

activating 70 Wireless Manager 75 WLAN 70, 75

activating 70

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Fujitsu LOOX T810, LOOX T830 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

LOOX T Series

Contents

Your Pocket LOOX...

Notational conventions

Important notes

Safety information

Using the Pocket PC

Equipment overview

Indicators (LEDs) and status indicators in the display

Indicators (LEDs)

Status indicators on the display

Using the operating elements

Using the keyboard

Description of buttons

Key combinations (sho rt cuts)

Application-dependent key-combinations

Using the pen and display

Using the online buttons for telephony

Using the 3-way scroll button and the navigation key

3-way scroll button

Navigation key

Using the application buttons and the softkey buttons

Using the on-screen keyboard

Software overview

Accessories

Cradle

External GPS antenna (optional)

Getting started

checking the contents of the package

Installing the battery and the (optional) SIM card

Calibrating the screen

Entering a PIN (optional)

Today screen

Internet and intranet connections with CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C

User data dialogue

GPRS/UMTS provider selection

Data synchronisation

Data synchronisation via Exchange Server

Synchronising data with Exchange Server

Data synchronisation with ActiveSync

Installing Ac tiveSync on your computer

Performing data synchronisation

Connecting your Pocket PC to a computer

Using the cradle

Using the cradle for data synchronisation

Using the online help

Starting the online help independently of an application:

Starting the online help from an application

Making a call

Entering a phone number

Selecting a phone number from your contacts

Making emergency calls

Answering an incoming call

Ending a call

Displaying missed calls

Using voice dialling (Voice Commander)

Speed dial function

Programming the speed dial function

Making a call via the speed dial number

Using the hands-free function

Muting the telephone

Holding a call

Making a conference call

Setting up a conference call

Disconnecting all connections from the conference call

Disconnecting selected connections

Making video phone calls (optional)

Answering an incoming video phone call

Making a video phone call

Further options for video phone calls

Managing contacts

Copying contact details fro m the Pocket PC to the SIM card

SIM security

SIM Lock

Blocking the SIM card

Selecting a network