Fujitsu LOOX T810, LOOX T830 User Manual
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LOOX T Series
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Published by Fujitsu Siemens Computer GmbH
Edition 2
October 2006
Order n o.: A26391-K182-Z120-1-7619
LOOX T Series
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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
PC
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Contents
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
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
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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...
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
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"
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Important notes
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",
Technical data",
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Equipment overview
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Equipment overview
MiniUSB portMicrophoneEndbuttonAnswer buttonOverviewHardware,overviewControlsPortsStatusindicatorsGSMportPower indicatorNavigation keyApplicationbuttonApplicationbuttonApplication button3-wayscrollbuttonApplication buttonDisplayVoicenotesVGAca m eraSDslot2megapixel autofocus cameraRadioindicator
3
2
1
4
5
6
7
8
9
17
18
19
20
21
16
15
14
13
12
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
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11
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.
ed
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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
FN
The
key activates the special characters or numbers on overlay keys.
Holding button down
FN
Holding the
key down switches the keyboard backlight on or off.
Double-clicking the button
FN
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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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.
or
► 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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Using the 3-way scroll button and the navigation key
3-way scroll button
3-wayscroll buttonNavigation key
1
With the scroll button y
or application. You ac
When you are in the Pho
adjust the phone vol
3
2
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
1
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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1
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
2
3
8
7
6
5
4
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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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
1
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
te
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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
► 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
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
Help file on Pocket PC
Help file on Pocket PC
Help file on Pocket PC
Help file on Pocket PC
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
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.
1
2
► 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).
1
3
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
2
1
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)
PIN
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
C
► Select Start – Programs – CONNECT MOBILITY-E2C.
CONNECTMOBILITY-E2C will star
t.
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