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Pocket LOOX 600

May I introduce myself? Technical data

Information before you

start

Index Software overview

Operating Pocket LOOX

600

Pocket LOOX 600 in

mobile use

FSC SpeedMenu

Confi

uring Pocket LOOX

600

Connecting and

networking Pocket LOOX 600 with other devices

Accessories and

additional components

Troubleshooting and tips

April 2002 edition

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Contents

May I introduce myself?..................................................................................................................1

Information before you start...........................................................................................................3

To make things clear.........................................................................................................................3

Important notes..................................................................................................................................4

Safety........................................................................................................................................4

Energy saving............................................................................................................................4

Disposal and recycling...............................................................................................................5

CE markings..............................................................................................................................5

FCC Class B Compliance Statement.........................................................................................6

Battery storage..........................................................................................................................6

Cleaning Pocket LOOX 600.......................................................................................................7

Software overview...........................................................................................................................9

Operating Pocket LOOX 600.........................................................................................................11

Overview of operating elements and connections............................................................................12

Initial start-up...................................................................................................................................13

Connecting the power adapter.................................................................................................13

Removing stylus from Pocket PC............................................................................................14

Starting Pocket LOOX 600 the first time..................................................................................15

Switching Pocket PC off and on.......................................................................................................16

Switch on and off in Suspend mode.........................................................................................16

Switching on and off with soft reset (warm boot)......................................................................17

Switching on and off with General Reset switch.......................................................................18

Using standard operating elements .................................................................................................19

Using stylus.............................................................................................................................19

Using navigation key................................................................................................................19

Using scroll button...................................................................................................................20

Using the application buttons...................................................................................................21

Adjusting display lighting.................................................................................................................21

Making sound recordings.................................................................................................................22

Using the cradle............................................................................................................................... 22

Selecting location for cradle..................................................................................................... 23

Charging battery in cradle ........................................................................................................24

Using cradle for data synchronisation......................................................................................24

Synchronising data with ActiveSync................................................................................................25

Installing ActiveSync................................................................................................................25

Connecting Pocket PC directly to ActiveSync cable ................................................................25

Establishing an ActiveSync partnership...................................................................................25

Backing up data with LX Backup.....................................................................................................26

Backup....................................................................................................................................26

Restoring.................................................................................................................................27

Inserting and removing expansion cards..........................................................................................28

Inserting expansion card..........................................................................................................28

Removing expansion card .......................................................................................................29

Pocket LOOX 600 in mobile use...................................................................................................31

Using battery...................................................................................................................................31

Charging the battery ................................................................................................................31

Optimising battery performance...............................................................................................32

Checking battery charge level..................................................................................................32

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Contents

Information on transport and travelling............................................................................................32

Transporting Pocket LOOX 600 .............................................................................................. 32

Information on travelling.......................................................................................................... 33

FSC SpeedMenu – Operating Pocket LOOX 600 quickly with one hand................................... 35

Operating FSC SpeedMenu............................................................................................................35

Programme structure ...................................................................................................................... 36

Main menu..............................................................................................................................36

Quick menu............................................................................................................................. 36

Editing FSC SpeedMenu................................................................................................................. 38

Tips and tricks................................................................................................................................. 39

Configuring Pocket LOOX 600.....................................................................................................41

Optimising energy management...................................................................................................... 41

General information on energy management........................................................................... 41

Displaying battery status......................................................................................................... 41

Using energy-saving functions ................................................................................................ 42

Configuring hardware buttons......................................................................................................... 44

Adjusting menus .............................................................................................................................45

Using security functions..................................................................................................................45

Password protection under Windows for Pocket PC................................................................ 45

Configuring password protection with F-Secure...................................................................... 46

Changing time................................................................................................................................. 46

Using alarm functions......................................................................................................................47

Connecting and networking Pocket LOOX 600 with other devices........................................... 49

Wireless data transfer with infrared interface...................................................................................49

Wireless communication with BLUETOOTH ................................................................................... 50

Safety precautions when using BLUETOOTH.........................................................................50

Selecting location for BLUETOOTH operation......................................................................... 50

Activating and deactivating BLUETOOTH...............................................................................51

PocketPlugfree software for BLUETOOTH.............................................................................. 51

Accessories and additional components.................................................................................... 53

Troubleshooting and tips.............................................................................................................55

Installing new software............................................................................................................ 55

Date or time of the Pocket PC is incorrect............................................................................... 55

The display of the Pocket PC remains dark............................................................................. 55

The information on the display of the Pocket PC is difficult to read......................................... 55

The Pocket PC switches off.................................................................................................... 56

The Pocket PC does not start after switch on.......................................................................... 56

The Pocket PC stops working.................................................................................................57

The battery discharges too quickly.......................................................................................... 58

The Suspend button does not respond properly......................................................................58

No sound or minimal volume................................................................................................... 58

Contact with Hotline/Help Desk............................................................................................... 59

Technical data............................................................................................................................... 61

Pocket LOOX 600...........................................................................................................................61

Battery............................................................................................................................................ 62

Power adapter................................................................................................................................. 62

Index .............................................................................................................................................. 63

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May I introduce myself?

My name is Pocket LOOX 600. I am part of the Pocket PC fam i l y, also called handhelds. I'm sure you'v e al ready noticed that I' m flat, handy and light-weight. Now I'd like to draw your

attention to my extens ive, diverse capabilities. I am equipped with the Off i ce applications MS-Word, Excel and Outlook – naturally al l i n the Pocket

version. In Outlook you can not onl y receive and send e-mails, you can also manage y our appointments and let m e rem i nd your of the things you hav e to do. Of course, y ou can also enter your address list i n me so that you can access names (e-mail) addresses and telephone numbers when you're on the go. You can ent er notes in me in writing or v erbal l y as with a dictaphone. Memory cards, whi ch you can buy in various sizes, ensure that I can also reliabl y hold and retain large amounts of data.

In the office y ou can then effortlessly transfer all y our data and newly created document s to your notebook or PC. To do this, just insert me i n m y cradle, install ActiveSync on y our PC and you're ready to synchronise your data. In additi on, a short stay in the cradle also gives me new power, as my battery will be charged while I'm t here. If you don't have your cradle at hand, for example in a hotel room, it doesn' t matter. You can s ynchronise your data usi ng the ActiveSy nc cable via the infrared interface or wit h BLUETOOTH, and you can charge my battery with the power adapt er.

And since life i sn't all work and no play, I offer you additional f unctions as well. Y ou can read your favourite book quit e comfortably on my di splay or use me as an MP 3 pl ayer. Insert the mem ory card of your digital cam era i n the suitable card slot and you can view the photos you just took on m y display.

Have you already notic ed that I provide you wit h t wo slots? You can use di f ferent cards at the s am e time. And how about the combination memory c ard and W-LAN card? Or you can combine t wo memory cards for maximum memory capacity.

With BLUETOOTH, the inf rared i nterface and the slot f or your W-LAN card you can connec t to other devices in your of fice and on the go without bothersome cables. For exampl e, thanks to BLUETOOTH you can take m e i nto the Internet without cables with your BLUETOOTH-capable cell phone. Naturally, I al so have the Pocket Internet Explorer ready for you. With it you can vis i t both websites and WAP s i tes.

By the way, if you also strap the GSM/GPRS module (available as an accessory) ont o m y back, I become completely autonomous with regard to the Internet and telephone funct i ons. Send your emails, conduc t research on the Internet or make phone calls - regardless of where you are at the time.

For long hours far from a power connec tion and cradle, I can warml y recommend the second bat tery module (also available as an accessory). Together with it I offer you up to 24 hours of battery operating time.

But whether with or without ex pansion modules, you'll notice I'm fully willing and able to help you in a wide variety of s i tuations. Thanks t o the FSC SpeedMenu and the corresponding keys you can also operate me with one hand. Test my diversity! - This manual will help you do that!

Additional informat i on on your Pocket PC is contained in the following documents:

· in the "Safet y" and "Warranty" manuals

· in the "Getti ng S tarted" manual

· in the "Microsoft User’s Guide" on t he " Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD.

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Information before you start

To make things clear

The following symbols are used in this manual:

Pay particular attention to texts marked with this symbol. Failure to observe

Ê Text which follows this symbol describes activities that mus t be performed

this warning may endanger y our l i f e, destroy the system, or lead to loss of data. Failure to follow the instructions m ay lead to loss of data, invalidate your warranty, dest roy the Pocket PC, or endanger your life.

Indicates important information whic h i s required to use the system properly.

in the order shown. This font indicates sc reen outputs. This font indicates programme nam es, commands, or menu i tems. "Quotation marks " indicate names of chapters, data carriers, and terms that are being

emphasised.

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Important notes Information before you start

Important notes

This chapter contai ns information on the proper, s afe use of your Pocket PC. Please be sure t o

observe the following safety precautions to prevent damage to your dev i ce, data loss or damage t o your health. The informat i on on saving energy, charging t he battery and cleaning your Pocket PC are very important f or proper operat i on of the Pocket LOOX 600. To protect the environment , we urgently ask that you observe the disposal and recycling inf orm ation.

Keep this Operating Manual t ogether with the device. I f you pass on the device to a third party,

please also pass on t he Operating Manual.

Safety

Pay attention t o t he information provided in the manual "Safety" and " Warrant y" and in the

following security notes.

Observe the sect i ons in the manual marked with the symbol on the left.

The Pocket LOOX 600 is a t echnical device that contains small parts. Therefore, please k eep your Pocket PC out of reach of children under 36 mont hs of age.

· When connecting and disconnecting cables , observe the relevant not es in the chapter

"Connecting the power adapter".

· When setting up and before operating the device, obs erve the information on the env i ronm ental

conditions in the chapters "Operating Poc ket LOOX 600“ and "Technical data“, as well as the safety precaut i ons in the "Safety" and "Warranty" manuals.

· You may only operat e the Pocket LOOX 600 wit h a power adapter if the nominal volt age of the

power adapter (100 V to 240 V) matc hes the local mains v ol tage.

· When transporting and during t ri ps, observe the saf et y precautions in the c hapter "Pocket

LOOX 600 in mobile use“.

This Pocket P C complies with the relevant safety regulations for data process ing equipment. If you

have questions as to whether you can set up the cradle and the Pocket P C i n t he i ntended environment, please contact your sales point or our Hotline/Help Des k.

Energy saving

Switch off y our P o cket PC with the Suspend key when you don't need it . In the System Settings you can specify after how many minutes the Pocket PC swi t ches off when it is not used (see the chapter "Configuring Pocket LOOX 600").

If you don't use t he Pocket PC briefly, you can switc h off the display li ght i ng to same energy. And when working as well, you can do without the display lighting under favourable li ghting conditions. The Pocket LOOX 600 is equi pped wi th a transflective display that refl ects incident li ght and enables you to work even under unfavourable lighting conditions.

You can also speci fy the switching off and on again of the display l i ghting in the system settings of your Pocket PC (see the chapter "Configuring Pocket LOOX 600"). The Poc ket PC is also equipped with a light sensor that automaticall y reduces the display l i ghting with a corresponding s urroundi ng brightness.

If you use the energy saving functions , you can work with the P ocket PC longer before having to recharge the battery.

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Information before you start Important notes

Disposal and recycling

This device has been m anuf actured to the highest pos sible degree from materials which can be

recycled or disposed of in a manner that is not environmentall y damaging. The device may be taken back after use to be recycled, provided that it is returned in a condition that i s the result of normal use. Any components not reclaimed will be disposed of in an environment ally acceptable manner.

The following applies to bot h the Pocket PC itself and to the GSM/GP RS module and the second

battery module: Batteries of all ki nds don't belong in household rubbish. They must be dispos ed of in accordance with l ocal regulations concerni ng special waste.

As batteries are perm anent l y integrated in both the Pocket PC and in the sec ond battery module,

you may not dispos e of the Pocket PC and t he second battery module as household rubbish.

If you have any ques tions on disposal, pl ease contact your local office, our Hotl i ne/Help Desk, or: Fujitsu Siemens Com puters GmbH

Recyclingcenter D-33106 Paderborn

Tel: +49 5251 81 80 10

Fax: +49 5251 81 80 15

CE markings

The shipped version of t hi s device complies with the requirements of t he EC Guidelines

73/23/EEC.

This equipment complies with the requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and Commission from 9 March, 1999 governing Radio and Telecommunications Equipment and mutual recognition of conformity.

BLUETOOTH is approved for use in Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Finland, Greece, Great Britain, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

In France, BLUETOOTH may only be operated with a "low transmission output". Read the

information in the chapter "Wireless communication with B LUETOOTH".

To all customers,

If you are not sure whether the use of BLUETOOTH is permitted in your country, please contact the corresponding supervisory authorities.

The user is responsibl e f or radi o i nterference that may occur when operating the devic e.

BLUETOOTH may currently not yet be operated in Italy. Therefore, switch off the BLUETOOTH function in Italy with the sliding switch.

Current information is available from

Ministero delle Comunicazioni D.G.P.G.F. Div. IV

Direzione Generale Planificazione i Gestione Frequenze

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Important notes Information before you start

FCC Class B Compliance Statement

The following statem ent applies to the products covered in this m anual , unl ess otherwise spec i f ied herein. The statement for ot her products will appear in the accompanying documentation.

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply wi t h the limits for a "Cl ass B" digital dev i ce, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules and meets all requirem ents of the Canadian Interf erenceCausing Equipment Regulati ons. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference i n a residential install at i on. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, i f not installed and used in strict accordanc e with the instruct i ons, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, t here i s no guarantee that interference will not occur in a parti cular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or tel evision reception, whi ch can be determined by turni ng t he equi pm ent off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

· Reorient or relocate t he receiving antenna.

· Increase the s eparation between equipment and the recei ver.

· Connect the equipment i nto an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

· Consult the dealer or an ex peri enced radio/TV technici an for help.

Fujitsu Siemens Com puters GmbH is not respons i bl e for any radio or televisi on i nterference caused by unauthorised modifi cations of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables and equipment other than those specified by Fujitsu Siemens Com puters GmbH. The correction of int erf erence caused by such unauthorised modificat i on, substitution or attachment will be the responsibility of t he user.

The use of shielded I/O cables is required when connecting this equipment t o any and all optional peripheral or host devices. Failure to do so may violate FCC rules.

Battery storage

Store the Pocket PC in a fully charged st ate. The Pocket PC should be stored in a dry area at a temperature between -20°C and +60°C. The l ower the temperature at which the batteries are stored, the lower is the rate of self-discharge. A void leaving your Pocket PC lying in direc t sunlight in a car.

If you want to store your Pocket PC unused for a longer time (longer than t wo m onths), charge the battery 100% beforehand. P l ease note that batteries di scharge themselves over time. Therefore, recharge the battery of your Pocket PC at regul ar i ntervals during the st orage peri od.

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Information before you start Important notes

Cleaning Pocket LOOX 600

Ê Switch the Pocket PC off. Ê Pull the power plug of the network adapter out of the mains outlet. Ê Remove the second battery module i f present. Ê Remove the GPRS module if present.

Do not clean any interior parts yourself; l eave this job to a serv i ce technician.

Wipe the casing with a dry cloth. If particularly dirty, use a cl ot h that has been moistened in m i l d domestic detergent and t hen carefully wrung out.

Wipe the display with a soft, moistened cloth.

Do not use any cleaning agent s that contain abrasi ves or may corrode plast i c. Please ensure that no li qui d enters the Pocket P C.

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Software overview

In the following tabl e you see which programs are already installed on your Pocket PC and where you can find information on the use and operation of these programs.

Software Used for Operating information PocketWord For word processing Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the

"Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD

PocketExel For spread-sheet functions Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the

"Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD

PocketOutlook Mailbox, calendar, contacts, notes,

things to do

ActiveSync 3.5 For data synchronis ation Microsoft User’s Guide on the

Pocket Internet Explorer Browser for websites and WAP sites Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the

Micrsoft Reader 2. 0 for Pocket PC

Microsoft Windows Media Player 8 for Pocket PC

MSN Messenger For online communicat i on Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the

FSC SpeedMenu For fast file and program

For reading eBooks Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the

For playing audio and video fil es Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the

management; supports one-hand operation

Microsoft Us er’ s Guide on the "Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD

"Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD

EasyGuide on the "P ocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD and help file on Pocket PC

Rappore PocketPlugf ree For BLUETOOTH configurati on and

Backup program LX

Backup

Registry Backup For backing up configuration settings Help file on Pocket PC

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EasyGuide on the "P ocket

operation

For backing up data in RAM m emory Help file on Pocket PC

LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD and help file on Pocket PC

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600

This chapter descri bes the operating elements of your Pocket PC and how you

· put the Pock et LOOX 600 into operation the firs t time

· switch the P ocket LOOX 600 on and off

· operate the Pock et LOOX 600 with the sty l us

· operate the Pock et LOOX 600 with the navigati on key

· operate the Pock et LOOX 600 with the scroll but ton

· switch the di splay lighting on and off

· make sound recordings

· connect the c radl e

· synchronise data

· use expansion c ards

Please take note of the information in the c hapt er "Important notes".

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Overview of operating elements and connections

Overview of operating elements and connections

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Initial start-up Operating Pocket LOOX 600

1 = Stylus 2 = Slot for expansion cards (CF Type I and II) 3 = Connector for headphones 4 = Soft reset (warm start) 5 = Notches for mounti ng t he expansion

modules 6 = Connection for Act i veSync cable 7 = DC jack (DC IN) 8 = Cradle 9 = Record button for sound rec ordi ngs

10 = Sliding switch for BLUETOOTH 11 = Light sensor 12 = LED for power-on indicator 13 = Suspend button 14 = Tasks

15 = Microphone opening 16 = Today 17 = Navigation key 18 = Contacts 19 = Calendar 20 = Slot for expansi on cards (SD/MMC) 21 = FSC Speed button 22 = Scroll button 23 = Infrared interface (I rDA) 24 = Loudspeakers 25 = DC jack (DC IN) 26 = Connection for Act i veSync cable and for

cradle 27 = Connection for expansi on m odul es 28 = Switch for init i al start-up and General

Reset

Initial start-up

Only a few steps are necessary to put y our new Pocket PC into operat i on for the first tim e:

- Connecting the power adapter

- Removing stylus from Pocket PC

- Carry out the initial st art -up

You will learn more about the individual steps in the following sections.

Connecting the power adapter

You can connect the power adapter directly to t he P o cket PC at the DC socket.

In the following text the letters af ter the designations f or t he various cables refer to the

For information on how to connect the power adapter to the cradl e, pl ease read the chapter "Using the cradle".

Ê Connect the power adapter cable (C) to the DC socket of the Pocket PC (25). Ê Connect the power cable (B) into the power adapter (C). Ê Plug the power cable (B) into a mains out l et.

illustration Delivery scope in your "Getting Started“ manual fold-out cover page). Please look there if you're not sure which cable is meant.

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Initial start-up

The power cable supplied conform s to the requirements of the country in which y ou

purchased your Pock et PC. Make sure that the power cable is approved for us e i n the country in which y ou i n t end to use it.

The power adapter's power cable should onl y be connected to a mains outlet if the Pocket PC is connected t o the power adapter.

Do not use the power adapter for other devices. Do not use a power adapter that is not specially intended for this Pock et PC.

Removing stylus from Pocket PC

Rear view of Pocket LOOX 600

Ê Briefly press on the stylus in the direct i on of the arrow (1).

The stylus jumps out somewhat (2).

Ê Pull out the stylus c om pl etely.

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Initial start-up Operating Pocket LOOX 600

Starting Pocket LOOX 600 the first time

Actuate General Reset switch

The first time y ou start your Pocket LOOX 600, you must ac tuate the General Reset switch. The General Reset switc h i s located on the bottom edge under a sliding cover.

Only actuate the General Reset switch during the i ni tial start-up. To swi t ch the Pocket PC

on or off after the initial start-up, brief l y press the Suspend button. If the device i s switched off with the General Reset switch, the battery is switched off s o

that the RAM cont ent s are lost. This means you loose all data (doc um ent s, additionally installed programs, personal settings) t hat you haven't saved elsewhere.

Therefore, remember to make a regul ar data backup with synchronisation (see the chapter "Synchroni sing data with ActiveSync") or on corresponding memory cards (available as an accessory). The program LX Backup is provi ded on your Pocket LOOX 600 for completely backing up the RAM memory .

Ê Slide the cover all the way to the right wit h

the stylus (1) so that the General Reset switch is accessible.

Ê Also press the switch to the right with the

stylus (2): your Pocket PC will start up after a few seconds.

Ê Slide the cover c l osed again (3).

After approximatel y 10 seconds a pict ure appears on the display and a tone s ounds.

Adjusting touchscreen

The display of your Pocket PC is a touc hscreen. To ensure that the touchscreen of your Pocket PC reacts correctly when touched with the sty l us, you will be asked to align the t ouchscreen after the initial start-up.

Touch the centre of the cross hairs that appears on the display with t he stylus. This procedure must be repeated several times, whereby the cross hai rs appear at different locations on the display each time. Follow the instructions on the display.

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Switching Pocket PC off and on

Becoming familiar with basic operation

Next the Microsoft Windows for Pocket PC operating system provides a brief introduction to the operation of the Pock et PC with the sty l us after the initial start-up.

Ê Follow the instructions on the di splay.

Setting the time zone

Last, select the correct tim e zone for your current location from a list.

Today screen

Then the Today screen appears. The Today screen always appears when you switch on the Poc ket LOOX 600 again after you have not used it for four or more hours. The Today screen shows all important current inf orm ation at a glance. From thi s screen you have acc ess to all programs and to the system settings.

Please also read the "M i crosoft User’s Gui de" m anual (al so on this CD) if you would l i ke to learn more about the operation of the program s contained in the Mic rosoft Pocket PC 2002 software.

Switching Pocket PC off and on

After the initi al start-up, you usually switch the Poc ket LOOX 600 into the Suspend mode when not in use. It is onl y practical or neces sary to switch off the Pocket PC completely wit h the General Reset switch. In the f ollowing s ec tions we will first explain operation in t he Suspend mode, and then the ability to restart t he P ocket LOOX 600 with a soft or general reset.

Switch on and off in Suspend mode

Switching off with Suspend button

Ê Press the Suspend button (13) briefl y to switch off the Pocket PC.

If you have specified a switch-off time with the system settings, your Pocket PC will

There are two ways to swit ch on your Pocket PC:

Switching on with Suspend button

Ê Briefly press the Suspend button (13) to switch on t he P ocket PC.

The application you have j ust been working on or the Today screen appears on the screen when you have not used your P ocket PC for at leas t four hours.

automatically switch into the Suspend mode after this s pecified time.

The application you were worki ng on before you switched off the Pocket PC wit h t he Suspend button appears on the screen. The Today screen appears if you switch on your Poc ket PC again with the Suspend butt on after more than four hours.

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Switching Pocket PC off and on Operating Pocket LOOX 600

Switching on with FSC Speed button

Ê Press the FSC Speed button (21) to swi tch on the Pocket P C.

The FSC SpeedMenu opens. Please refer to sec tion "FSC SpeedMenu – Operating Pocket LOOX 600 quickl y with one hand" for

a description of operati ng the FSC SpeedMenu.

Switching on with application buttons

You can also switch on your Pocket LOOX 600 by briefly pressi ng t he appl i cations buttons (14, 16, 18, 19). The applications assigned to the respective button appears on the s creen. The applications Tasks, Today, Contacts and Calendar are preset. However, you can change the applications t o be called up at any tim e according to your needs (see the chapter "Configuring Poc ket LOOX 600“) so that your preferred program opens i m m edi ately at the press of a button.

Switching on and off with soft reset (warm boot)

After certain appli cations or the inst al l ation of new programs, it m ay be necessary to restart the Pocket PC with the soft reset.

Data not yet saved in a file will be lost during this procedure. On the ot her hand, data in

the RAM memory are retained.

Ê End all applications before you carry out a soft reset.

Please note that data t hat have not yet been save in a f ile will be lost during this procedure. Therefore, be sure not to conduct the soft reset until after exit i ng the running applications. On t he other hand, data in the RAM m emory are retained.

1 = Soft reset (warm start)

Ê Take the stylus, insert it in the opening (1) and press bri efly.

The warm boot is carried out. The application you have j ust been working in appears on the display of your Pocket P C.

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Switching Pocket PC off and on

Switching on and off with General Reset switch

If your Pocket PC does not continue operat i ng and switching off and on wit h the Suspend button and the soft reset fail to function, you can reset your Poc ket PC to the delivered state.

If the device i s switched off with the General Reset switch, the battery is switched off s o

that the RAM cont ent s are lost. This means you loose all data (doc um ent s, additionally installed programs, personal settings) t hat you haven't saved elsewhere.

Therefore, remember to make a regul ar data backup with synchronisation (see the chapter "Synchroni sing data with ActiveSync") or on corresponding memory cards (available as an accessory). The LX Backup program is prov i ded on your Pocket LOOX 600 for completely backing up the RAM memory on memory cards (see the chapter "Backing up data with LX Backup“).

Ê Slide the cover all the way t o the right with

the stylus (1) so that the General Reset switch is accessible.

Ê Press the General Reset switch to the

left (2) with the stylus: your Pocket PC is switched off.

Ê Slide the General Reset switch after a short

waiting time to t he ri ght (2): your Pocket PC will start up after a few s ec onds.

Ê Slide the cover closed again (3).

After approximatel y 10 seconds a pict ure appears on the display and a tone s ounds.

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Using standard operating elements Operating Pocket LOOX 600

Using standard operating elements

Using stylus

You require the stylus for making entries on t he touchscreen, for menu selection and for sim i l ar tasks.

Ê Briefly touch the desired elem ent on the display with t he stylus to trigger an action. To activ at e

popup menus, also touc h the desired element with the stylus, however l eave the stylus on the element for a moment: t he popup m enu appears and you can select an el em ent by touching it.

Using navigation key

With the navigation key you scroll within the menus (up, down, t o the left and right) and acti vate menu entries by press i ng the centre of the navigat i on key.

The navigation key is also useful for one-hand operat i on wi t h FSC SpeedMenu. More information on using the FSC SpeedMenu is contai ned i n the chapter "FSC SpeedMenu – Operat i ng P ocket LOOX 600 quickly with one hand".

1 = Navigation key

Selecting menu entry

Ê Press the up arrow, the down arrow, the

right arrow or the left arrow if you want to select a menu entry .

Activating

Ê Press the centre of the navigation key to

activate a sel ected menu entry.

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Using standard operating elements

Using scroll button

With the scroll button you scroll up, down, forward or back within the menu. You activate m enu entries by pressi ng the scroll button in t he centre position. The s croll button is particularly useful for one-hand operation with FSC SpeedMenu. More inf orm ation on using the FSC SpeedMenu is cont ai ned in the chapter "FSC S peedM enu – Operat i ng Pocket LOOX 600 quickly with one hand".

Ê Push the scroll button in t he di rection of the arrow (1) to sel ect an upper entry. Ê Push the scroll button in t he di rection of the arrow (2) to sel ect a lower entry. Ê Press on the scroll button i n the direction of the arrow (3) to activate a selected entry.

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Adjusting display lighting Operating Pocket LOOX 600

Using the application buttons

1 = Tasks 2 = Today 3 = Contacts 4 = Calendar

You can open your preferred programmes or appl i cations directly from the suspend mode or f rom an application by usi ng the application buttons .

Upon delivery, the appli cations Tasks, Contacts, Calendar as well as Today are ass i gned to the four buttons. However, you can adapt the button as signment as you wish. Instructions on this procedure can be found in the chapter " Conf i guri ng P ocket LOOX 600“.

Because the applic at ion button react differently to short or long k eystrokes you c an assign a total of eight different programm es or applications to t he appl i cation buttons.

Adjusting display li ghting

If the ambient lighting permits, you can switch off or reduc e the display lighting to save energy. The reducing and switching off and on again of the display l i ghting can also be specified in the system settings of y our Pocket PC (see the chapter "Configuring Pock et LOOX 600"). The Pocket P C is also equipped with a light sensor that automati cally reduces the display lighting with a corresponding surrounding brightness.

Ê Press the Suspend button (2) for longer than 1 second to switch the display light i ng on or of f.

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Making sound recordings

Making sound recordings

1 = Microphone 2 = Record button A microphone is int egrated in your Pocket P C.

Ê Press the record button (2) and speak i nto the integrated microphone (1).

The recording runs as long as y ou press the record button. Y ou recording is automatic al l y saved under the name Recording1. To play back t he recording, simply t ouch the file name in the li st.

Using the cradle

The cradle fulfils two functions:

· Charging the batteries in the Pocket PC

· Data synchronisation between the Pocket PC and the PC/notebook

In the following sections y ou will learn what you should observe when set ting up the cradle and when using the above functions.

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Using the cradle Operating Pocket LOOX 600

Selecting location for cradle

Place the cradle on a s t abl e, flat and nonslippery surface. In view of the multitude of different finishes used on furniture, it is possible that t he rubber feet of the Pocket P C will mark the surface they stand on.

Never place the power adapter on a heat-sensitive surf ace. The cradle and the power adapter should be at l east 200 mm apart.

· Keep other objects 100 mm away from the cradl e and i ts power adapter to ensure adequate

ventilation.

· The Pocket P C and t he cradle should not be subject ed to extreme environmental conditions.

Protect the Poc ket LOOX 600 and cradle from dust, moisture and heat.

1 = DC jack (DC IN) 2 = Connection for the Acti veSync cable

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Operating Pocket LOOX 600 Using the cradle

Charging battery in cradle

In the following text the letters af ter the designations f or t he various cables refer to the

Ê Connect the power adapter cable (C) to the DC socket (7) of t he cradle (8). Ê Connect the power cable (B) i nto the power adapter (C). Ê Plug the power cable (B) int o a m ai ns outlet. Ê Place the Pock et PC in the cradle.

Please take note of the information on the power adapter in the chapter "Connecting t he power adapter".

illustration Delivery scope in your "Getting Started“ manual fold-out cover page). Please look there if you're not sure which cable is meant.

Using cradle for data synchronisation

In the following text the letters af ter the designations f or t he various cables refer to the

illustration Delivery scope in your "Getting Started“ manual fold-out cover page). Please look there if you're not sure which cable is meant.

Ê Connect the power adapter cable to the DC soc ket (7) of the cradle (8). Ê Connect the power cable (B) into the power adapter (C). Ê Connect the ActiveSy nc cable (D) to the connection for the ActiveSync cable (6). Ê Connect the other end of the ActiveSync cable to the USB port of your notebook or PC. (A

serial ActiveSync cable for connection to serial port s of notebooks/PCs is available as an accessory.)

Ê Plug the power cable into a mains outlet. Ê Switch your notebook or PC on. Ê Place the Pocket PC in t he cradle (8).

If you have already i nstalled ActiveSync on your PC, you can now synchronise the data of your Pocket PC wit h the data on your PC.

You can always leav e the connections between t he cradle and power adapter, and

More information on data s ynchronisation is contained in the chapter "S ynchronising data wit h ActiveSy nc“ and in the "Microsof t User’s Guide" on the "P ocket LOOX AddOn & Docum entation" CD.

between the cradle and your notebook or PC so that you only need t o pl ace your Pocket PC in the cradle to charge the battery and for data synchronisation.

You can also connect your Pocket PC di rectly to your notebook or PC with the ActiveSy nc cable.

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Synchronising data with ActiveSync Operating Pocket LOOX 600

Synchronising data with ActiveSync

To also have the current version of the data you hav e processed on the road on your Poc ket PC available on your PC/not ebook, you must copy these data to your PC/ notebook. This procedure is conveniently enabled wi th so-called data synchronisation:

In the ActiveSync program you can specify that the respective l at est version of a fi l e be detected and then automaticall y updated on the respectiv e data carrier – regardless of whet her i t is the Pocket PC or a PC/notebook.

You can synchronise your data between your Poc ket PC and your notebook or PC v i a the cradle (see the chapter "Usi ng t he cradle“), using the Ac t i veSync cable or vi a i nfrared or BLUETOOTH.

Installing ActiveSync

The ActiveSy nc cable and the ActiveSync software are prov i ded for data synchronisation. Using the ActiveSy nc cable you connect the cradle or the Pocket P C i t self to your PC/not ebook. The ActiveSync software enables you t o carry out routine data synchronisation. ActiveSync is already installed on your Pocket PC. You need only i nstall ActiveSync on your PC or notebook .

The ActiveSync program and the required drivers are contained on the "Pock et PC Companion CD".

Ê Insert the "Pocket P C Com pani on CD" i n the CD-ROM drive of your PC or not ebook. Ê Click on the yellow arrow.

Click on Start here and follow the instructions on the screen. For instructions on how t o synchronise data us i ng ActiveSync, see the Microsoft User’s Guide.

Connecting Pocket PC directly to ActiveSync cable

Ê Connect the ActiveSy nc cable (D) to the connection for the ActiveSync cable (26). Ê Connect the other end of the ActiveSync cable to the USB port of your notebook or PC. (A

serial ActiveSync cable for connection to serial port s of notebooks/PCs is available as an accessory.)

Establishing an ActiveSync partnership

Before the first dat a synchronisation y ou must establish a partnership between the Pock et LOOX 600 and your PC or notebook. The ActiveSync Setup Wizard will help you do this. After you have specified the des i red and requi red settings for the s ynchronisation in the Wi zard, the first synchronisati on starts automati cally.

Detailed information on data synchronisati on wi th ActiveSy nc is contained in t he M i crosoft User’s Guide on the CD.

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Backing up data with LX Backup

The Pocket LOOX 600 saves your data such as appoi nt m ents, addresses, t hi ngs to do and notes, as well as all docum ents in the RAM memory of the device. These dat a are backed up to your PC during synchronisation with Activ e S ync. However, to also make current data bac kups away from home or while on business trips, there is LX Backup.

LX Backup backs up an image of the RAM memory of your Pocket PC on SD (S ecure Digital), MMC (MultiMediaCard) or CF (CompactFlash) memory cards. If your Pocket PC has experienced a power failure and the data from t he RAM memory have been deleted, then you can restore a data bac kup you have made with LX Backup. This provides you with the dat a status at the time of the backup again within just a f ew minutes.

As LX Backup backs up and restores the entire RAM memory of your device, the regis try, which contains the configuration data of your devi ce and any programs instal l ed i n t he RAM memory, is also backed up.

Before you start a backup, make sure t hat sufficient mem o ry space is availabl e on the memory card or in the device, and t hat the battery holds a sufficient charge. I f the battery charge is low, connect the power adapter or charge the battery.

When you conduct a back up, you may not carry out any other operating procedure before

the backup has been compl eted. Do not press any k eys, touch the display or remove a memory card.

Backup

The RAM memory content is saved to a mem ory card.

Ê Select Start - Programs - LX Backup.

When the program LX Backup appears on the screen, select the memory card on which the backup is to be made. Select either Memory Card or Memory Card 2 as the target for the backup.

Pocket LOOX 600 alway s assigns the name Memory C ard to the first memory card

Ê Press the Backup button. Ê A message is output when the backup has been completed. Ê When you press the OK button on the navi gation bar, the screen of LX Backup appears agai n

inserted in the device. The second card inserted is assigned the name Memory Card 2.

on the display.

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Restoring

The backup data saved on t he m em ory card are restored in the RAM m em ory of the device. All data in the RAM memory are res tored as they were at the ti m e of the backup. This al so means that all data currently in t he RAM memory of the devi ce are overwritten.

Ê Select Start - Programs - LX Backup. Ê When the screen of the LX Backup appears, select the memory card from whi ch the backup is

to be restored. Selec t either Memory Card or Memory Ca rd 2, depending on where the backup data are located. LX Backup indicates whether backup data are pres ent on a memory card and when these were generated.

Ê Press the Restore button. Ê LX Backup asks you whether you really want to restore the data. Press the Yes button if the data

are to be restored and the No button if this is not the case.

Ê A message is output when the restoration has been completed. Ê When you press the OK button at the upper ri ght, the device is reset and restarted.

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Inserting and removing expansion cards

Two slots allow the operation of different expansion cards in your Poc ket PC. Possi bl e expansion

cards include memory cards (CF and SD/MMC), GPS cards, W-LAN and LAN c ards.

Consult the document at i on supplied by the expansi on card's manufacturer and f ol l ow the

Inserting expansion card

instructions provided.

Never use force when ins ert i ng or removing an expansion card. Only use expansion c ards suitable for the Pocket LOOX 600. Make sure that no forei gn obj ects enter the slot .

Ê Remove the placeholder from slot (1) i f necessary. Ê Place the expansion card in the slot so that the c ont acts enter first. Ê Follow the instructions of the card manufacturer in t he documentation for your ex pansion card if

necessary.

Ê Gently push the expansion card int o the slot until you feel it click i nt o pl ace (2). Ê Proceed in exactly the s am e way when inserting an expansion card in the side slot (3).

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Also observe the information in the Microsoft User’s Guide on the " Pocket LOOX AddOn

& Documentation" CD.

Removing expansion card

Removing expansion card from upper card slot (CF-Slot)

A recess at the upper card slot enables you t o grasp the expansion card and pull i t out. The protruding edge of the CF card simplifies this procedure.

Ê Insert the placeholder again into the slot if necess ary.

Removing expansion card from side card slot (SD/MMC slot)

Press on the edge of the expansion card so that t he expansion card jumps out of the slot

slightly.

Ê Slide the expansion card out of t he P ocket PC.

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Pocket LOOX 600 in mobile use

The Pocket LOOX 600 is equi pped wi th a powerful battery that al l ows you to work for sev eral hours without a connecti on t o a power supply. When you're on the road your Pocket PC is supplied with power by the integrated batt ery. At your home or off i ce you can recharge the batt ery in the cradle. You can also take al ong the power adapter and connect your Pocket PC directly to an electrical outlet to recharge the bat tery when you're on the go.

In this chapter you'll learn how to charge the battery and use it most efficiently for mobile operation. In addition, you'l l f i nd i mportant information on t rans porting your Pocket LOOX 600 and explanations

on what you should watch when trav elling with your Pocket PC in this chapter.

Using battery

Charging the battery

The battery is not c harged at the time of deliv ery. Therefore, charge the batt ery for 12 hours before the first mobil e use. Charge the battery at l east four hours each tim e between mobile uses.

You have two ways of doi ng this:

Ê Connect the Pocket PC direc t l y to an electrical outlet with the power adapter. Ê Connect the cradle to an electric al outlet via the power adapter and plac e the Pocket PC in t he

cradle.

In both cases y ou can work with the Pock et PC during charging. This extends the charging tim e slightly.

During charging the LED (12) flashes green. When the battery i s fully charged, t he LE D

Charging battery in cradle

lights up continuously in green.

In the following text the letters af ter the designations f or t he various cables refer to the illustration Delivery scope in your "Getting Started“ manual fold-out cover page). Please look there if you're not sure which cable is meant.

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Connecting Pocket PC directly to power adapter

In the following text the letters af ter the designations f or t he various cables refer to the

Ê Connect the power adapter cable to the DC soc ket of the Pock et PC (25). Ê Connect the power cable (B) into the power adapter (C). Ê Plug the power cable (B) into a mains out l et.

The integrated battery of y our P ocket PC will be recharged.

illustration Delivery scope in your "Getting Started“ manual fold-out cover page). Please look there if you're not sure which cable is meant.

Optimising battery performance

When you have completel y charged the battery, you can operate the Pocket PC for up to 15 hours without a power connecti on. However, it is not pos sible to exactly specify the maximum operating time, as diff erent applications use more or less energy.

In the system settings you can make settings that help you save energy when using your Pocket PC. Thes e settings enable you t o use the battery operating t i m e optimally. Pleas e see the chapter "Configuring Poc ket LOOX 600“ for informati on on how to save energy.

In the default set t i ng, a setting is ac tivated that automatically switches the Pocket P C i nto

the Suspend mode after t hree m i nutes when working without a power c onnection if no entries are made during this time. You can swit ch on the Pocket PC agai n at any time by briefly pressing the Suspend button and then continue working where you left of f.

Checking battery charge level

You can display t he bat tery charge level under Start – Settings - Power Supply.

Information on transport and travelling

Transporting Pocket LOOX 600

· Remove all data c arriers (e.g. memory c ards) from the slots .

· Switch the P ocket PC into the Suspend mode.

· Pull the power plug of the power adapter and all peripheral devices out of the electrical outlets

if necessary .

· Disconnect the power adapter cable and the data cables of all peripheral devices.

· If the device needs to be shipped, use the original packaging or other s ui t abl e packaging to

protect it from dam age caused by mishandling.

· Use the bag for the P ocket PC, which prot ects against jolts and impacts, for transport.

Protect the Pocket PC from severe shocks and extreme temperatures (e.g., di rect sunlight in a car).

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Information on travelling

· If you wis h t o use your Pocket PC duri ng a flight, check first with the fl i ght attendants if i t i s

permissible to do so. Before the start of a flight, remove wi rel ess LAN and GPS cards and switch off B LUE TOOTH wi th the sliding switch. Also observe the information in the chapter "Wireless comm uni cation with BLUETOOTH" and t he safety precautions i n the "Safety" and "Warranty" manuals wi t h regard to BLUETOOTH.

· In some count ri es the use of BLUETOOTH is restricted or completely prohibited. As k about the

regulations in the country y ou will be travelling in before starting your t rip. As a precaution, switch off B LUE TOOTH wi th the sliding switch if you are unsure about the situation at the location of your s tay.

· If you are trav el l i ng abroad, ensure that the power adapter can be operated with the local

mains voltage. If this is not the case, obtain the appropriate power adapter for your Pock et PC. Do not use any other voltage converter!

If you travel i n anot her country, check whether the local power supply and t he

specificat i ons of the power cable are compat i bl e. If t hi s is not the case, buy a power cable that matches t he l ocal conditions. Do not use a connection adapter for electrical devi ces to connect the Pocket PC.

· If you use a modem, inc ompat ibilit ies with the local telecommunications system may result.

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FSC SpeedMenu simplifies the operating of your Pock et PC and speeds up everyday routines. FSC SpeedMenu also allows you to operat e your Pocket PC wit h one hand: instead of using t he stylus you

can select and activate menu items easily by using the scroll button or the navi gation key via the FSC SpeedMenu.

What advantages does the FSC SpeedMenu offer?

· It enables y ou t o organi se the documents, programmes and folders which you often use with

the FSC SpeedMenu.

· It enables y ou t o create submenus for a better overview.

· It enables y ou t o open documents or folders directly from the menu.

· It enables y ou t o start a programme directl y from the menu.

It enables the alternative use of the scroll button, navigat i on key or stylus. In this chapter you'll learn how to use FSC SpeedMenu for y our dai l y work.

Operating FSC SpeedMenu

The FSC Speed button is located on the left hand side bel ow t he scroll button. You start the FSC SpeedMenu by simply pressing the FSC Speed button.

Depending on your preferences, you can operate FSC SpeedMenu with the scroll button, the navigation key or t he stylus.

Operating with the scroll button

· To select an entry: Roll the scroll button up or down.

· To activat e a selected entry (st art the programmes, displ ay submenus, open folders , display

documents): Pres s the scroll butt on i n t he m i ddl e position.

· To return to the superior m enu: Press the FSC Speed button.

If you are already in the main menu, the programme will be terminated.

Operating with the navigation key

· To select an ent ry using the navigation key: Press the arrow up/down.

· To activat e a selected entry (st art the programmes, displ ay submenus, open folders , display

documents): Pres s the navigation key i n the middle position.

· To activate a selected submenu: P ress the navigation k ey in the middle positi on or t he arrow

right.

· To return to the superior m enu: Press the arrow to the l eft.

If you are already in the main menu, the programme will be terminated.

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Operating with the stylus

· To trigger the desired ac tion (activate the entry, select t he submenu, display help, terminate

the programme): Press the corresponding menu entry or t he corresponding button briefly.

· Return to a higher-level m enu f rom a submenu: press the Back arrow but ton located in the

navigation bar of the menu.

· To activate the pop-up menu: Press the des i red entry a little bit l onger. You can edit the menu

structure in the pop-up m enu. Details are contained in t he section "Editing FSC SpeedMenu".

Programme structure

The menu comprises t wo s ections, which are either separated by a separating bar or by the arrow button.

Main menu

· In the main menu y ou adm i ni ster the

documents and programmes whi ch you often use into folders and subfolders.

FSC SpeedMenu default entries in Mai n and Quick menu. Separat i on of areas with bars *

· You can create up t o 20 m ai n entries and

subentries.

· The menu title bar indi cates which

submenu is currently open.

· If there is not enough space for all of th e

entries on the display, move the section displayed. Touch t he desired arrow button with the st ylus to scroll. To scroll quickly to t he top or bottom entry in the Main menu, leave the s tylus on the respective arrow button for a moment.

Quick menu

· The quick menu is m eant for your

favourite programmes and documents i.e. the ones you use often.

· Your entries in t he qui ck menu are always

visible and can therefore be called at any time regardless of whi ch submenu is activated in the main menu.

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You can create up to fi ve entries.

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FSC SpeedMenu: default entries i n Organizer* submenu

*: The two illustrations s how the default entries you will find when you start the FSC SpeedMenu the first time. You can leave the default ent ri es as they are or change them at any time.

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Editing FSC SpeedMenu

Within the defined program s tructure (see the sec t ion "Programme structure") you can alter FSC SpeedMenu to meet your own needs. Y ou can add new entries, rename entries, sort entries, create

submenu entries, move the existing ent ri es and, of course, also delete entries. In t he following sections you' ll learn how to proceed using the example "Adding menu entry" .

1. Opening the pop-up menu

Ê Press the chosen menu entry wi t h the

stylus for approx. 1 - 2 seconds.

The pop-up menu indicates the possible actions for that entry.

2. Add entry

Ê Press Add entry in the popup menu with

the stylus.

Ê Enter the desired title for the entry.

The new entry appears in the menu just above the entry on which you have activated the pop-up m enu.

FSC SpeedMenu: default entries i n Organizer* submenu

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An overview of all possible actions i s contained in the FSC SpeedMenu help on your Pocket PC.

Example of a confi gured FSC SpeedMenu

Tips and tricks

Activating an entry in Quick menu immediately after starting FSC SpeedMenu:

You need not scroll down through al l entries, but instead can use the roll-over func tion. Turn the scroll button or s i m pl y press the navigati on key up after the program start to reach the bottom ent ry immediately.

Inserting first entry in an empty menu:

Open the popup menu of the elements Separating bar or Footer. The entry i s then entered in the Main menu or in the Quick m enu.

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Inserting entry at end of Main menu

If the list of the Main menu entries is so long that it no longer fits on the display, an arrow button appears at the lower end (also s ee the section "Programm e structure“). To insert an entry at the end of this long menu, proceed as follows:

Touch the arrow button (down arrow) and leave t he stylus on the arrow button for a moment. This scrolls down through t he entries. As soon as the bottom entry is reached, the arrow button turns grey and can no longer be actuated. Briefly remove the stylus and then touc h the button again. A popup menu appears and you can add your new entry.

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Configuring Pocket LOOX 600

You can already choose from a large number of programs when you us e the Pocket PC for t he first time. In addition, proven default sett i ngs are defined for the menu st ructure, energy management, memory management and security functi ons.

But, of course, you can add and remove programs and configure the Pocket P C as desired. This chapter shows you how to

· optimise t he energy management of your Poc ket PC

· configure the hardware buttons

· adjust the menus to your personal needs

· use the securi ty functions

· change the time and use the alarm functions

Please see the Microsoft User’s Guide (on this "Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation" CD) and the documentation of the software manufact urer for the procedure for removing and adding programs.

We describe the confi gurat i on of the FSC SpeedMenu in the chapter "Edi t i ng FSC SpeedMenu" in this manual and in the FSC SpeedMenu help on your Poc ket PC.

Optimising energy management

General information on energy management

The battery operating tim e i s considerably dependent on t he appl i cations used. Please consider that a particularly large am ount of energy is required to play sound files or make s ound recordings. Therefore, if you want t o work for several hours wit hout a power connection, lim i t the use of energyintensive applic ations.

Data exchange with a PC or not ebook also consumes addi t i onal battery power. Therefore, alway s connect your Poc ket PC to an electric al outlet during data exchange if possible.

Displaying battery status

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the System tab. Ê Tap the symbol Power.

In the Power supply control panel you can now read off the current bat tery status. If the battery c harge lev el is very low, you will be warned with a dialog window during operation.

Then immediately connect your Pocket LOOX 600 to an electrical out l et. Data that are only located in the RAM will be lost if the Pocket PC switches off c ompletely due to an insufficient power supply.

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Using energy-saving functions

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

- Switch the P ocket PC into the Suspend mode when not in use.

- Reduce the process or speed.

- Switch of t he di splay lighting when you're not using the Pocket PC or when using

applications like playing music for which the display i s not important.

- Switch off the sound, reduce the volum e or onl y allow acoustic signals for certai n applications.

Switching Pocket LOOX 600 into Suspend mode

In the system settings you can specify after how many minutes without action the Pocket PC switches into the Suspend mode

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the System tab. Ê Tap the symbol Power. Ê Select after how many minutes without action t he P ocket PC is to switch into the Suspend

mode.

The desired settings are m ade separately for battery operation and with a power outlet.

If you set the Pocket PC to switch off automatically, you can c ontinue at the point at whic h

you interrupted your work by briefly pressi ng t he Suspend button.

Reducing processor speed

For most applicati ons a lower processor speed is also sufficient. The battery uses l ess energy at a lower processor speed, enabl ing you to work longer during battery operation.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the System tab. Ê Touch the Processor settings symbol.

Follow the instruct ions on the display.

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Switching off display lighting

In the system settings you can specify after how many minutes without action the dis pl ay lighting is switched off.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the System tab. Ê Touch the Backlight symbol. Ê Select after how many minutes without action t he di splay lighting is to be switched off duri ng

battery operation.

To save energy, we advise you to keep the tim e until automatic s wi t ch-off for battery operation very short.

Ê Select the Brightness tab.

Here you can adjust the di splay brightness separately for operation wit h an el ectrical outlet and for battery operation.

When you select the Auto option in the brightness menu, t hen your Pocket PC adjus ts the brightness of the di splay lighting to the bri ghtness of the environm ent you are currently in. I n a brighter environment the di splay lighting is automatically reduc ed, and in a darker environment it i s automatically i nc reased. The Auto setting should be the m ost advantageous for mos t application cases.

Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

Switching off sound

Touch the loudspeaker symbol in the navigation bar (to the left of the ti m e).

A popup window for the loudspeak er settings appears.

Ê Mark the selection field for Off with the stylus.

Adjusting volume

Touch the loudspeaker symbol in the navigation bar.

A popup window for the loudspeak er settings appears.

Ê Set the desired volume on the sli de control with the st ylus.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the Personal tab. Ê Touch the Sounds & Messages symbol. Ê Set the desired volume with the slide control. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

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Permitting sound only for certain actions

Touch Start.

Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the Personal tab. Ê Touch the Sounds & Messages symbol.

Under the heading Activate sound for you will find a list of act ions that are usually assi gned ac oustic signals. You c an select yourself whi ch applications or functions are to be accom pani ed by sounds.

Ê Touch in an empty control and selec t i on box to mark it. Ê Touch in a marked control and select i on box to remove the marking. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

Configuring hardware buttons

The buttons of your Pocket PC are assigned c ertain functions such as running programs. For example, the sound rec ordi ng button opens a recording window in the Notes program.

However, you can change t hese default settings and assign the buttons the functions of your choice.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Touch the Buttons symbol on the Private tab.

A list of the hardware buttons and the assigned program s or functions appears. The four application buttons appear in the lis t twice. This is because you can assi gn di f ferent applications t o these buttons for short and for long keystroke s.

Ê Mark the button in the list for which you want to change the assignment. Ê Select the program you want to assign to this button from the list below it. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

The button is now assi gned t he desired program. If you want to change the function of several buttons, we advise you to make a note of the new

functions.

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Adjusting menus

Frequently used programs appear in the Start menu. You c an adj ust the Start menu to m eet your needs.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Touch the Menus symbol on the Private tab.

A list of programs/applications appears.

Ê To remove programs from the menu, cli ck in the checkbox of the program. The check m ark is

removed from the chec kbox.

Ê To add programs to the Start menu, cl i ck in the checkbox of the desired program. A check

mark appears in the checkbox.

Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

You can also create a new m enu t hat you can display in the task bar on the Today s creen.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Touch the Menus symbol on the Private tab. Ê Select the New Menu tab. Ê Touch the checkbox for the entry Activate 'Neu' popup menu. Ê Select those applications from the list that are to appear in the new menu. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

Using security functions

Password protection under Windows for Pocket PC

You can protect your Pocket PC from unaut hori sed access with a password. This makes your data accessible onl y to persons who know the pas sword.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Touch the Password symbol on the Priva t e tab. Ê Select the type of pass word you prefer:

- A password cons i sting of four numbers (s i m pl e 4-di gi t password).

- A password of alphanum eri c characters (a compl e x alphanumeric password).

Password of four numbers

Ê Touch the desired combination of numbers on the number field. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

A dialog box appears.

Ê Confirm with Yes.

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Alphanumeric password

Ê Touch the desired password on the keypad. The pas sword must consis t of at least

7 characters and a com bi nat i on of uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers or punctuation marks .

Ê Touch the lower entry field with the stylus. Repeat the password entry to confirm it. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

A dialog box appears.

Ê Confirm with Yes.

The Pocket LOOX 600 is now protected with a password. Switch off the Pocket PC by brief l y pressing the Suspend button. The next time you s witch on your Pocket P C you must first enter the password before the Today

screen or the content on whi ch you last worked appears on t he di splay. If you have forgotten your password, you c an restart your Pocket LOOX 600 by resetting it to the

delivered state with the General Reset switch.

If the device i s switched off with the General Reset switch, the battery is switched off s o

that the RAM cont ents are lost. You loose all data (documents, additionally installed programs, personal set tings) that you haven' t saved elsewhere.

Configuring password protection with F-Secure

The program F-Secure is installed on your Pocket LOOX 600 wit h whi ch you can configure an extensive password protection for your P ocket PC. Detailed i n f orm ation on the various ways to protect your Pocket LOOX 600 against unauthorised access with F-Secure i s contained in the "FSecure User’s Guide“ manual on the "Pocket LOOX A ddOn & Documentation" CD.

Changing time

During the initial start-up you entered the time zone of your location and s et you system clock. If you would like to change the time, proc eed as follows:

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the System tab. Ê Touch the Clock symbol. Ê Depending on your preference, you can change the t i me by moving the cli ck hands or by

entering the desired tim e.

Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

In addition, you can al so activate a second time, for exampl e i n another time zone. This i nf orms you of the time of day of your business partners at al l times or provides you with an overview of bot h the time in the country you are travelling in and at home.

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Using alarm functions

The alarm function of t he Pocket PC is not onl y practical in the m orni ng, but can also be useful before important appointments or deadlines. Have t he P ocket LOOX 600 "wake you" : your Pocket LOOX 600 will remind you in advance of upcoming appointments or deadlines with an acous t i c signal. By the way, you can also s el ect from a large number of different alarm signals.

Ê Touch Start. Ê Select the Settings entry in the menu. Ê Select the System tab. Ê Touch the Clock symbol. Ê Select the Signal tab. Ê Touch the top checkbox. Ê Mark one or several days of the week . Ê Touch the time. Ê Depending on your preference, select the al arm time by moving t he clock hands or by enteri ng

the desired time.

Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting. Ê Touch the bell symbol.

Now you can select how you want to be woken up or notified.

Ê Touch empty checkboxes to mark them. Ê Touch marked checkboxes to rem ove an undesired marking.

If you have marked Play sound, you can select the desired signal in the lis t next to it (drop-down menu).

Ê Touch the small button with the down arrow next to the title Ala rm1.

The drop-down menu appears. You can vi ew al l m enu i tems by sliding t he scroll bar.

Ê Touch the desired signal.

The signal is then play ed.

Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your selection.

You return to the Signal tab, where you can enter a name or a short description for the spec i f i ed alarm function.

Ê Touch the word Description with the stylus. Ê Enter a name for this alarm func t ion with the keypad. Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting. Ê Enter additional alarm times i n the same way.

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Connecting and networking Pocket LOOX 600 with other devices

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

You have already become familiar with data synchronisation v i a ActiveSync and an A ctiveSync cable in the chapter "Sy nchronising data with Ac tiveSync". Y ou can connect the Ac tiveSync cabl e provided to any PC or notebook equi pped wi th a USB port. An act i ve ActiveSync cable for devic es with a serial port is al so available as an acc essory.

In addition, both the i nfrared interface and BLUETOOTH are av ai l abl e f or wi rel ess communicat i on. With various cards which you can purchase as accessories (LAN card, W-LAN or modem card) y ou can integrate your Poc ket PC in networks and establish a connect i on t o the Internet.

This chapter provides you with information on wireless data transfer

· via infrared interface

· via BLUETOOTH

Please see the docum entation of the respect i ve card for information on using LAN, W-LAN or modem cards.

Wireless data transfer with infrared interface

The infrared interface (IrDA) on the left-hand side of your Pocket PC enables wi rel ess serial data transfer with up to 115 kbit/s.

For data transfer, you m ust align the infrared int erf ace of your Pocket P C wi th that of the partner device (e.g. PC). The devices must not be m ore t han one metre apart. The infrared interf ace of one device must be in the range of influence (horizontally approx. 30 ° and vertically approx. 15 ° ) of the infrared interface of the other device.

Run the program Infrared Receive under Programs on your Pocket PC. The Pocket PC immediately begins to search for the partner device (infrared t rans mitter) and informs you on any infrared interface found.

If the infrared partner dev i ce has not been found, point t he device in another directi on and then run the program Infrared Receive again.

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Wireless communication with BLUETOOTH

With your Pocket PC with an integrated BLUETOOTH™ module you can communicate wirelessly with other BLUETOOTH devices, e.g. with another Pocket PC, a notebook or a mobile phone.

This Pocket PC with integrated BLUETOOTH is a Power Class 1 device, i.e. it has a maximum range of 100 meters. The range of the communication paths is shortened depending on the user environment (e.g. walls or furniture), building structure and output power class of the partner.

BLUETOOTH supports many functions (Services), e.g. wi rel ess printing of documents, access i ng the Internet and transmitting or receiving data or e-m ai l s.

In the following sections y ou will learn how to put BLUETOOTH into operation and how to operate the related software PocketPlugfree.

For further information pl ease refer to the online help of PocketPlugfree. Unfortunately, at t he t i me of going to print only the E ngl i sh designations for t he software and its components were available. Therefore, terms cont ai ned in the following sect i ons may differ from those that appear on your display.

Safety precautions when using BLUETOOTH

Switch off BLUETOOTH when you are in a hospital or near a medical electronics system, as the radio waves transmitted by the radio component m ay impair the operation of the medical devices.

Do not bring the Pocket LOOX 600 i nto an operating room with the radio c om ponent switched on, as the radio waves transm i tted by BLUETOOTH may im pai r the operation of medical electronic systems used there.

Keep Pocket LOOX 600 at l east 20 cm from a pacemaker with the radio components switched on, as otherwise the proper functioning of the pacemaker can be interfered with by t he radi o waves.

The radio waves transmitted by the radio component can cause an unpleasant humm i ng i n heari ng aids.

Switch off BLUETOOTH when you are in an aircraft or driving in a car. Do not bring the Pocket LOOX 600 near flammable gases or int o pot entially explosive atmospheres

with the radio component switched on (e.g. petrol station), as the radi o waves transmitted can cause an explosion or a fire.

Selecting location for BLUETOOTH operation

· We recommend that you use the Pocket PC with the BLUETOOTH component s in a typical

operating environment. Ot her BLUETOOTH devices, which you want to communicate with, should be located at a distance of up to 30 m.

· Only install a partner device within the recommended distance. Observe the output power class

of the partner device when doing so. Details are contained in the operating manual of the partner device.

· Use the Pocket PC with the BLUETOOTH 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 with regard to microwaves.

· Should problems result when communicating via BLUETOOTH because radios or radio

devices are located in the vicinity, then move the Pocket PC to a different location.

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Activating and deactivating BLUETOOTH

You will find a sliding switch on the right-hand side of your Pocket PC with which you can switch BLUETOOTH on and off. This enables you to also use your Pocket PC wherever radio modules such as BLUETOOTH may not be operated, such as hospitals and aircraft (please also observe the safety precautions in the "Safety" and "Warranty" manuals on this point. At places of this kind,

simply slide the switch into the Off position. This will interrupt the BLUETOOTH connection.

PocketPlugfree software for BLUETOOTH

So that you can use BLUETOOTH, the program PocketPlugfree is installed on your Pock et PC. PocketPlugfree is a versatile program for the Pocket PC wi t h BLUETOOTH technology. With PocketPlugfree you can establis h a wi rel ess connection between the Pocket PC and other dev i ces

activated by B LUE TOOTH.

With PocketPlugfree you can:

- Access the Internet with modems or m obi l e telephones activat ed via BLUETOOTH.

- Generally acces s all devices equipped wi t h BLUETOOTH to exchange data, e. g. files, e-

mails, calendar ent ri es or entries from Contacts.

- Prepare or start data synchronisation v i a ActiveSync.

- Establis h a connection to Acc ess Points.

Configuring PocketPlugfree

When you start PocketPlugfree for the first time, the Setup Wizard will be run. The Wizard guides you

through the initial configuration step by step. First you must assign a device name and specify a password for your device. Then a hardware test is always carried out to determine whether the BLUETOOTH component is operating. After this you can select the required BLUETOOTH functions and configure these as desired.

For operation in France, set the transmission power to low (Power Class 3), as operation

with high transmission power (Power Class 1) is not permitted.

Ê Follow the instructions on the di splay.

Additional explanations are contained in the PocketPlugfree Help (on your Pocket PC).

Using PocketPlugfree

The next time PocketPlugfree is run via Start – Programs – PocketPlugfree, the Device Explorer appears. The Device Explorer provides you with an overview of the accessible devices. In addition, you can also display the devices with which you want to exchange data via the Device Explorer.

Several buttons are provided in the command bar for operation.

Ê Follow the instructions on the di splay.

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Accessories and additional components

Additional components, such as the GP RS /GSM module, expand the functions of your P ocket PC. With the GPRS/GSM module you can telephone, send and receive e-mails and visit websites and WAP sites with your Pocket P C. B y the way, the ergonomic al ly practical arrangement of the microphone and loudspeaker on your Pocket LOOX 600 makes telephoning just as com fortable as using a cell phone. However, the GPRS/GSM modul e al so includes a headset wi th which you can telephone or listen to m usic without being dis turbed.

And you can also mount an addi t ional battery, the s econd battery module, on the P ocket PC. This considerably ext ends the operating time of t he P ocket LOOX 600.

The external keyboard is useful for entering larger amounts of text. A serial Acti veSync cable is available if you also want to use devices with serial ports duri ng dat a

exchange.

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If a fault occ urs in your Pocket PC, try to elimi nat e i t with the measures des cribed in this chapter. If

you fail to correc t the problem, proceed as f ol l ows:

Ê Make a note of the steps and the c i rcumstances that led to the fault. A l so make a note of any

error messages displ ayed.

Ê Switch the Pocket PC off. Ê Contact your sales outlet or our Hotline/Help Desk.

Installing new software

General information on installation of addit i onal programmes you will find in Microsoft User’s Guide on the CD "Pocket LOOX AddOn & Documentation".

When installing programmes or drivers, import ant files may be overwritten and modified. To be able to access t he ori gi nal files in case of probl em s following install ation, you should mak e a backup copy prior to inst al l ation (see the chapters " Synchronising data with ActiveSy nc“ and "Backing up data with LX Back up“).

Date or time of the Pocket PC is incorrect

entering the desired tim e.

Ê Touch OK (navigation bar) to confi rm your setting.

The display of the Pocket PC remains dark

Display lighting is switched off

Ê Press the Suspend button longer than 1 second.

The information on the display of the Pocket PC is difficult to

read

Reflection

Ê Turn the Pocket PC until you c an see the information in the di splay again.

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The Pocket PC switches off

If you operate the Pocket PC too long with only the battery, the Pocket PC swi tches i n to the Suspend mode when the battery charging level is too low.

Ê Connect the power adapter to charge the battery. Ê Press the Suspend button.

The Pocket PC does not start after switch on

If the Pocket PC does not start after switch on, t hi s may be due to one of the following:

The battery is dead

Ê Charge the battery. Ê Connect the power adapter to the cradle with the Pocket PC. Ê Check whether the power adapter is connect ed correctly to the cradle. Ê Check whether the power cable is plugged properly i nto the power adapter and into the mains

outlet. The indicator on the power adapt er should illuminate.

The battery is charged. LED is blinking green.

The power adapter is not connected correctly

Ê Switch the Pocket PC off. Ê Check whether the power adapter is connect ed correctly to the Pocket PC. Ê Check whether the power cable is plugged properly i nto the power adapter and into the mains

outlet.

Ê Then switch the Pocket PC on again.

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The Pocket PC stops working

If the Pocket PC stops working, this may have the f ol l owi ng reasons:

An application programme has caused the malfunction

Ê Restart the Pocket PC (soft reset).

Ê Reset the Pocket PC to t he del i vered state with the General Reset switch.

When you reset the Pocket PC to the delivered state, your data are lost!

Ê Slide the cover all the way t o the right with

the stylus (1) so that the General Reset switch is accessible.

Ê Press the General Reset switch to the

left (2) with the stylus: your Pocket PC is switched off.

Ê Slide the General Reset switch after a short

waiting time to t he ri ght (2): your Pocket PC will start up after a few s ec onds.

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Ê Slide the cover closed again (3).

If the device i s switched off with the General Reset switch, the battery is switched off s o

that the RAM cont ent s are lost. This means you loose all data (doc um ent s, additionally installed programs, personal settings) t hat you haven't saved elsewhere.

The battery is dead

Ê Connect the power adapter to the Pocket PC to charge the battery.

Ê Connect the power adapter to the cradle and place the Pocket PC in the cradle for charging.

The battery discharges too quickly

The battery is either too hot or too cold.

Ê Bring the Pocket PC up / down to a norm al t emperature again.

If the operating tim e of the battery mode is extremely short, the battery is probably ol d and should be replaced by service technicians. Contact our Hotline, which will forward you to the Service Department.

The Suspend button does not respond properly

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

Ê Briefly press the Suspend button until the Pocket PC switches on or off.

No sound or minimal volume

Check whether the volume is set correctly.

Ê Touch the loudspeaker symbol in t he navigation bar and set the vol ume with the slide cont rol .

Make sure that the sound is switched on (marking in On selecti on box).

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Contact with Hotline/Help Desk

If you are unable to sol ve a certain problem, pleas e contact the Hotline/Help Desk. Additi onal details are contained in the "Saf ety" and "Warranty" manual s. Please have the f ol l owing 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 backside of the Pocket PC.

· Notes of any m essages that appear on the screen and information on acoustic signals.

· Any changes you have made to the hardware or soft ware after receiving the Pocket PC.

· Your system configuration and all peripheral devices connected to your system (e. g.

keyboard).

· Your sales contract.

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Technical data

Pocket LOOX 600

Processor: Intel PXA250 Appl i cations Processor with Intel®

XScale™ technology at 400 MHz Main memory: 64 MB RAM, 32 MB ROM Possible modules : CompactFlash cards: LAN, wLAN, GPS ,

memory, Microdri ve, modem, camera, VGA

SD/MMCard: memory

Plug-on: GPRS, second battery (lithium pol ymer)

Electrical data

Regulations compli ed wi th: CE, FCC Part 15 Class B, EN60950 Protection class: III Maximum power draw:

(Pocket PC on wit h battery charging)

Display

Display diagonal: Dimensions: (W x H)

Slots

SD/MMCard CF Type I and II

Ports

Integrated microphone, l oudspeaker Headphones port 3,5 mm USB port (Universal S e ri al B us) / Serial port: USB 1.1 / RS232 Infrared interface: IrDA 115 kbit/s BLUETOOTH Class 1, voice and dat a

Environmental conditions

12 W

240 x 320 transflective TFT display, resolution

65,536 colours

53.6 mm x 71.5 mm; 0.22 mm pixel spaci ng

Environment class 3K2, 2K2 DIN IEC 721 EN 60721 Housing class 7M 2 DIN IEC 721 EN 60721 Temperature:

Operating (3K2) Transport (2K2)

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-25 °C .... 60 °C

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Dimensions

Width/depth/height: 132 mm/82 mm/17 mm Weight: approx. 166 g without expansion modules

Battery

Rated capacity 1520 mAh Charging time (when not in operation): Max. 4 hours

Operating time: up to 12 hours

up to 300 hours in stand-by m ode

Power adapter

· Rated voltage: 100 V to 240 V (automatic)

· Frequency: 50 Hz to 60 Hz (automati c)

· Rated voltage: 5 V ±5%

· Max. rated c urrent: 2,4 A

You can readily order an additi onal power adapter and an additional power cable.

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Index

Accessories 53 Additional components 53 Alarms 47

Battery

capacity 6 discharging 58 disposal 5 loading 25 self-discharge 6 storing 6 technical data 62

BLUETOOTH 50

sliding switch 13 BLUETOOTH, activating 51 BLUETOOTH, deactivating 51 BLUETOOTH, Pocket P l ugfree software 51 BLUETOOTH, selecti ng the location 50 Buffer battery, load 55

CE marking 5 Class B Compliance Statement 6 Cleaning 7 Communication

BLUETOOTH 50 Components, optional 53 Connection expansion modul es 13 CPU Performance 42

Dark display 55 Data

synchronising 25

technical 61

battery 62 power adapter 62

power supply unit 62 Data backup 18 Data loss 18 Data synchronisation 25 Data transfer

BLUETOOTH 50 infrared 49 wireless 49

Date, not correct 55 Date/Time incorrect 55 Display

cleaning 7 difficult t o read 55 reflected glare 55

remains blank 55 Display lighti ng 21, 43 Disposal 5

Electromagnetic compatibility 5 Energy saving 4 Error

correction 55 Expansion card

CF slot 29

removing 29

SD slot 29

sideways slot 29

upper slot 29 Expansion cards 28

inserting 28 Expansion cards, CF 13 Expansion modules, fitting 13

FCC statement 6 First start 15 First start, General Reset switch 15 First start, time zone 16 First start, Today screen 16 First start, t ouchscreen 15 FSC Speed key

switching on 17 FSC SpeedMenu 35

editing 38

main menu 36

navigation key 35

operating 35

programme structure 36

Quick menu 36

scroll button 35

stylus 36

troubleshooting and tips 39

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General reset 18 General reset switch 15 GPRS module 53

Hardware keys, conf i guri ng 44 Headphones port 13 Hotline/Help Desk 59

Infrared interface 49 Initial start -up, basic operation 16 Initial start -up, connecting power

adapter 13

Initial start-up, first start 15

Keyboard

cleaning 7

Keyboard, external 53

Microphone 22

No sound 58 Notational convent i ons 3 Notes

CE marking 5 cleaning 7 disposal 5 energy saving 4 safety 4

On/off time 16 Operating, basicall y 16 Operating, Pocket P C 11

Pocket PC

alarms 47 before you travel 33 changing time 46 cleaning 7 configuring 41 connecting direct l y 32 connecting with ot her devices 49 customizing start menu 45 does not start 56 does not work 57 hardware keys 44 networking 49 operating 11, 19 operating with applicat i on keys 21 operating with navigati on key 19 operating with one hand 35 operating with scroll button 20 operating with sty l us 19 optimizing power management 41 security functions 45 switch off 16 switches itself off 56 switching on 16 technical data 61 transporting 32

Pocket-PC

initial start-up 13

PocketPlugf ree 51

configuring 51 operating 51

Power adapter

connecting 13 Power management, battery status 41 Power saving possibilities 42 Power, saving 4 Preparing for use, first time 13

Recycling 5

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Safety 4 Screen too bright 55 Second battery modul e 53 Security functions 45 Self-discharge 6 Signs and symbols 3 Soft reset 17 Soft reset (warm start) 13

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Software

installing new sof tware 55

new installation 55 Software, overvi ew 9 Sound

activating opti onally 44

switching off 43 Sound recording, record butt on 13, 22 Start menu, cus tomising 45 Storage, battery 6 Stylus 13 Summer time 55 Suspend key 16

does not react 58

switch off 16

switching on 16 Suspend mode 16

Technical data 61

Pocket PC 61 Time

not correct 55

Time zone 16 Time, changing 46 Time, daylight savings 55 Tips 55 Today screen 16 Touchscreen, aligning 15 Transport 32 Travel, Pocket PC 33 Troubleshooting 55

USB adapter 53

Volume 43 Volume, minimal 58

Warm boot 17 Warm start (soft reset) 13 Wireless data trans fer 49

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