Hewlett-Packard iPAQ Glisten Quick Start Guide

HP iPAQ Glisten features

Wi-Fi on/off Power/sleep

Earpiece

on/off

Volume up/down

Today screen

Displays current
information and
alerts, such as new
email or voicemail
messages.

Touch screen

Use your finger to
scroll and navigate.

Send

Start

Press to open the
Start menu, where
you can access
programs and
change your
iPAQ settings.

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Headset jack
(3.5 mm)

Micro-USB power/
sync connector

Navigation ring

Press up, down, left,
and right to navigate.

Center select

Press to select, similar
to a mouse click.

End

OK

Press and hold to
activate the camera.
Press instead of
tapping X or OK
in the upper right
corner of your
iPAQ screen.

Microphone Stylus

Welcome to HP iPAQ Glisten!

Congratulations on the purchase of your new iPAQ smartphone
from Hewlett-Packard!

Follow the instructions in this printed Quickstart guide to set up your
phone and to become familiar with its commonly used features.

For more information, please go to www.hp.com/support.

Note: Screen representations in this guide may vary by country.

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Table of contents

HP iPAQ Glisten features 2
What’s in the box 5
Set up 6
Start with the Today screen 10
Status icons 11
Get to know your keyboard 12
Make a call 14
Listen to your voicemail 14
Add a contact 15
Schedule an appointment 16
Set your alarm clock 17
Text messaging 18
Take and send a picture 19
Web browsing 20
E-mail 22
Change your ring tone 26
Connect to a Wi-Fi network 27
Use Google Maps 28
Music & video 29
Set up a Bluetooth headset 30
Troubleshooting 32
Synchronize your phone with your PC 33
Find more information 34

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What’s in the box

HP iPAQ Glisten • Wired headset

Rechargeable battery

Power adapter*

USB sync cable

• Quickstart

• Important Product Information

*Varies by country.

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1 Set Up

Remove battery cover

1. Press on the back of your phone and then
pull down to unlock the battery cover.

2. Lift the battery cover off.

Insert SIM card and
optional memory card

Insert SIM card

With the gold SIM card contacts facing down and its
cut-off corner facing out of the card slot, press gently on
the SIM card as you slide it into the slot.

Insert microSD card (optional)

With the gold contacts facing down, insert a microSD
card into the slot.

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Insert battery

1. With the HP logo facing out, push the top
of the battery in first.

2. Push the bottom of the battery into the phone.

Caution: Only use a battery specifically

manufactured for the HP iPAQ Glisten.

Replace battery cover

1. Place the battery cover on the back of
the phone.

2. Push up on the battery cover to lock it
in place.

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2 Charge

Argentina:

1. Plug the cable of the power adapter into the phone.

2. Plug the power adapter into a standard outlet.

Other countries:

1. Plug the USB sync cable into the phone.

2. Attach the USB sync cable to the power adapter.

3. Plug the adapter into a standard AC outlet.

You can now explore your new iPAQ while the battery is
charging. It is important that you fully charge your battery
before unplugging the USB sync cable.

3 Explore

Turn on your phone

To start exploring your device now, while the battery
is charging, press and hold the power button until
your phone vibrates.

Tip: To turn off your phone, hold down the

power button until you see the warning
message, and then tap Yes.

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Power button

Stylus

Configure your phone

The first time you turn on your phone, you are prompted to tap the screen. Next, use the
stylus or your finger to align the screen.

After you align your phone screen, it is ready to use!

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Start with the Today screen

The Today screen displays current information and alerts, including new e-mails, text
messages, upcoming appointments, voicemails, and missed calls. Also, you can open items
from the Today screen. For example, scroll up or down to calendar by touch, or press the
navigation ring, and then press the Center Select key to open your calendar. Most sections
of the Today screen show more options when you scroll left or right.

Text messages

The number of new text
messages is displayed next
to text. Tap text to read
your new text messages.

E-mail

The number of new e-mails is
displayed next to e-mail.
Tap e-mail to read your e-mail
messages.

Calendar

Upcoming appointments are
displayed here. Tap the
appointment for details.

Contacts

Tap to display your
contact list.

Note: The left and right soft buttons (currently Contacts and Set

in the image above) change based on context.

Set

Tap to set the alarm clock.

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Status Icons

The following is a list of status icons that appear on the upper-right corner of your
iPAQ screen.

Network and signal strength

New e-mail

New text message

New voicemail

Wi-Fi on

Batter y charging

Batter y full

Batter y low

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Bluetooth

Note: To view a detailed list of status icons, see the HP iPAQ Glisten User Manual on the

web. For instructions on how to download the User Manual, see page 34.

on

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Get to know your keyboard

Number keys

Use these to dial a phone number.

Numbers and symbols

To enter numbers and symbols,
press FN (function), and then press
the required key.

When you press FN twice, it locks
FN and all entered characters are
numbers or symbols.

Uppercase characters

To enter uppercase characters,
press CAPS, and then press the
required key.

When you press CAPS twice, it
locks CAPS and all entered
letters are uppercase.

Symbol table

Press and hold SYM to display the symbol
table. Alternatively, press SYM repeatedly
after pressing a character to scroll through
a list of alternate symbol choices.

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Spacebar

Press to add
a space.

Web

Press to launch
Internet Explorer.

Calendar

Press to launch
your calendar.

E-mail

Press to open your e-mail.

GPS

Press to open Google Maps™.

The chart below shows you the corresponding icon that is displayed on the bottom of your
iPAQ screen when you use numbers and symbols.

CAPS

CAPS

CAPS Lock

CAPS Lock

FN

FN

FN Lock

FN Lock

Press
key once

Press
key twice

Press
key once

Press
key twice

FN (function)/CAPS icons

This area of the screen displays icons that
indicate if FN or CAPS is active.

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Make a call

To make a call, you can start dialing directly
from the Today screen and then press
Send .

Note: To go back to the Today screen at

any time, press End

Or, press Send at any time to
open the Phone screen. Then use the
keyboard to dial a phone number, and press
Send again. To end a call, press
End .

When you make a call, check your wireless
service connection. The wireless service
indicator appears on the upper-right corner
of your phone screen.

Wireless service

No wireless service available

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Listen to your voicemail

1. On the keyboard, press and hold 1.

2. Follow the voice prompts.

After setup, you can press and hold 1 to access your voicemail.

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Wireless service indicator

Add a contact

You can add contacts to your phone and/or to your SIM card. A SIM contact is usually
limited to a name and one phone number. Outlook contacts on your phone can contain
detailed contact information and multiple numbers. You can also wirelessly synchronize your
Outlook contacts with your Microsoft® Exchange Server.

Add Outlook contact

1. Press Start , and then tap Contacts.

2. Tap New > Outlook Contact.

Enter contact information, and then tap OK.

Outlook contact

Add a contact from a recent call

1. Press Send

2. Tap Save > New Contact.

3. Tap Outlook Contact or SIM Contact.

4. Enter contact name, any additional information,
and then tap OK.

Copy all SIM contacts to your phone

1. Press Start

Select Contacts > All.

2. Tap Menu > Copy Contact > To Contacts.

, and then tap the call.

, tap Contacts > Menu >

SIM contact

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Schedule an appointment

You can schedule an appointment from your Today screen. You can also wirelessly synchronize
your calendar with your Microsoft Exchange Server. If your phone is synchronized with your
Exchange Server, you can add attendees, similar to using Microsoft Outlook on your PC.

1. From the Today screen, scroll to

calendar, scroll left or right, and

then tap New Appointment.

2. To select the appointment start date

and time, next to Starts, tap the
date and time, and then select the
appropriate date and time.

3. To select the appointment end date

and time, next to Ends, tap the
date and time, and then select the
appropriate date and time.

4. If you want to add attendees, tap to the right of Attendees, and then tap Add

Required Attendee or Add Optional Attendee, and then select a contact.

5. Add additional information to the appointment as needed. When you are finished,

tap OK in the top right-hand corner.

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Set your alarm clock

1. On the Today screen, scroll to the clock, and then press the Center Select key.

2. In the Clocks and Alarms section, tap Description, and then enter a name for
the alarm.

3. To set what day(s) the alarm
sounds, tap a day or multiple
days.

4. Tap the time to open a
clock, tap and drag the
clock hands or use the box
below. Tap OK.

5. Tap

6. To activate the alarm, select

Note: On the More tab, you can select Sound alarms even when the device is set
to silent or vibrate.

to change the

alarm style.

the box on the left.

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Text messaging

Send a text message

Text messaging allows you to send short messages composed of text and numbers. When
you open up or send a new text message, the message is in conversation view. This view is
similar to instant messaging—you can see the messages you sent and the replies.

1. On the Today screen, scroll to text, and then press the Center Select key.

2. Tap Menu > New > SMS/MMS.

3. To add a contact in the To box, press the Center Select key, and then tap a contact. Or,
in the To box, enter a phone number.

4. Scroll to the message body, and
then enter a message.

5. Tap Send.

View a text message

1. On the Today screen, scroll
to text, and then press the
Center Select key.

2. Scroll to a text message,
and then press the Center
Select key to open.

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Take and send a picture

Multimedia messaging allows you to send pictures, video, audio, and text.

1. To activate the camera, press and hold the

2. To take a picture, press the Center Select key.

3. Tap the message icon

Note: If you have one or more

e-mail accounts set up, you may
need to select MMS (SMS/MMS).

4. With the cursor in the To box,

press the Center Select key to
view your contacts list.

5. Tap a contact.

Note: You can also enter a

phone number or e-mail
address in the To box.

6. In the Subject box, enter a subject.

7. To add a message with your photo, tap Insert text here. Enter text, and then tap Done.

8. Tap Send.

Tips

• The picture you sent is automatically saved on your phone. To access the picture, press
Start

, and then tap HP Photosmart Mobile.

• For detailed information on how to use your camera, see the HP iPAQ Glisten User Manual
on the web. For instructions on how to download the User Manual, see page 34 of this guide.

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key.

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Web browsing

Surf the web with your finger

1. On the keyboard, press .

2. Tap in the address bar, enter a web address, and then tap

3. Navigate with your finger.

Note: To show the address bar and menu, tap

Back Menu

Favorites Zoom in/out

.

.

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On-screen keyboard

Add a web page to your favorites list

1. In Internet Explorer, tap , then tap .

2. In the Favorites list, tap

3. Enter a name for the website, and then tap Add.

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E-mail

Your phone is capable of accessing your corporate or personal e-mail. You can set up
multiple e-mail accounts, all accessible from the e-mail section of the Today screen. When
you set up corporate e-mail, you may need to talk to your company’s IT administrator to get
setup information such as Microsoft Exchange Server name and settings.

Set up personal e-mail

You can set up your personal e-mail using this standard process.

1. Press Start

2. On the Messaging screen, tap Setup E-mail.

3. On the E-mail Setup screen, enter your e-mail address and password, and then tap Next.

4. On the Settings found for screen, tap Next.

5. In the Your name box, enter your name, and then tap Next.

Note: If you want to change the account display name, enter a new account name in

the Account display name box.

6. On the Setup is complete screen, in the Automatic Send/Receive list, select how
often you want to have your e-mail synchronized to your device. Tap Finish. Your e-mail
will now download to your device.

Note: Your iPAQ can detect personal e-mail settings for most
common e-mail service providers. If it does not detect your
settings automatically, please refer to your e-mail provider’s
website for server information and security settings.

, and then tap E-mail.

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Set up IT managed corporate e-mail

To set up IT managed corporate wireless e-mail, you will need an Exchange server address
from your corporate IT organization. Contact your IT administrator for more information about
Microsoft Direct Push.

Microsoft Direct Push provides wireless access to your corporate e-mail, contacts, calendar
and tasks using your Microsoft Exchange Server. Contact your IT administrator for setup
instructions.

1. To set up your corporate Exchange Server e-mail on your device you will need to obtain
the following from your IT administrator:

• Domain

• Server address

• Your corporate username

• Your corporate password

2. If you have the required information available, press Start

3. Once ActiveSync opens, tap Menu > Configure Server, and then enter your credentials.

, and then tap ActiveSync.

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Read your e-mail

From the Today screen, you can access your corporate and personal e-mail. In addition to
e-mail, you can access text and multimedia messages.

1. On the Today screen, scroll to e-mail.

2. To access an e-mail account, scroll left or
right, and then tap the e-mail account.

Note: As you scroll between e-mail

accounts on the Today screen, the
number of new e-mails is displayed
next to the account name.

3. To open an e-mail, tap the message.

Tip: When you are viewing the e-mail

account inbox, you can scroll left or right
to view another e-mail account, text
messages, or multimedia messages.

To quickly open your e-mail, on your
keyboard, press

.

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Send an e-mail

1. On the Today screen, scroll to e-mail.

2. To open an e-mail account, scroll left or right, and then tap the e-mail account.

3. In the e-mail account Inbox, tap Menu > New.

4. With the cursor in the To box,

press the Center Select key
to view your contacts list.

Tip: Start entering a contact name in

the To box, and a list of contacts is
displayed based on your partial entry.

5. Tap a contact.

6. In the Subject box, enter

a subject.

7. In the message body, enter the
text you would like to send.

8. Tap Send.

Tip: If you use a corporate e-mail account that synchronizes to Microsoft Exchange Server,

you can search your company directory from your phone. With the cursor in the To box,
press the Center Select key. On the Select a Contact screen, tap Company Directory. Enter
a name, e-mail address, or office location, and then tap Search.

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Change your ring tone

1. Press Start , and then tap Phone.

2. Tap Menu > Options.

3. On the Sounds page, in
the Ring type list, select a
ring type.

4. In the Ring tone list, select
a ring tone.

Note: After you select a

ring tone, you can tap the
play button to hear it.

5. Tap OK.

Tip: Additional notifications can be

changed by pressing Start
and then tap Settings > Sounds

& Notifications.

,

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Connect to a Wi-Fi network

When you turn on Wi-Fi, your iPAQ automatically detects available Wi-Fi networks. If you are
trying to access a secure network, you need to enter the correct user ID and password. For a
corporate network, contact your system administrator for details on how to connect.

Use the Wi-Fi button

Press the Wi-Fi button to search for
available wireless networks. Select
a network, and then tap OK.

Use the Start menu

1. Press Start , tap Settings >

Connections > Wireless Manager,

and then tap Menu > Wi-Fi Settings.

2. Tap Menu > Turn on Wi-Fi.

3. After your iPAQ detects the available Wi-Fi networks,
select the network that you want to connect to, and
then tap Connect.

Wi-Fi button

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Use Google Maps

Google Maps provides the ability to find your way with turn-by-turn GPS driving directions.
You can search business listings and other points of interest including restaurants, banks and
ATMs, hotels, gas stations, and more—all from your iPAQ. You can also use Google™
Layers to overlay additional information on the map, including search results, traffic, directions,
Wikipedia, and Google Latitude.

1. On the keypad, press .

2. Read the terms and conditions, and then tap Accept.

3. Tap Menu, and then tap Get directions.

4. Tap Start Point and then follow the on-screen instructions to set the starting point.

5. Tap End Point and then follow the on-screen instructions to set the ending point.

6. Tap Show directions to display a list of directions.

™

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Music & video

Transfer music and videos to your iPAQ

Before you start transferring music and videos from a PC to your iPAQ, you need:

• Microsoft ActiveSync or Windows Mobile
You can download them at www.windowsmobile.com/getstarted.

• Windows

www.microsoft.com/mediaplayer.

To transfer music and videos:

1. Use your USB sync cable to connect your iPAQ to your PC.

2. Allow ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device Center to open and connect to your phone.

3. On your PC, open Windows Media Player.

4. In Windows Media Player, click the Sync tab.

5. Drag and drop music or video files to the Sync List on the right.

6. Click Start Sync. The video or music files are transferred to your iPAQ.

®

Media Player 10 (or higher) installed on your PC. You can download it at

Play music and videos

1. Press Start , and then tap Windows Media.

2. Tap My Music or My Videos.

3. Browse to a music file or video file, tap the file, and then tap Play.

Note: You need third-party software to play MMS videos on your PC. To record video

with your phone that you can play on your PC, in your camera settings, select Video
under Capture Mode

.

®

Device Center installed on your PC.

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Set up a Bluetooth headset

1. Turn on your Bluetooth headset (purchased separately) and place it close to your phone.

2. Make sure it is in pairing mode (see the instructions that came with your headset).

3. On your phone, press Start

4. On the Devices tab, tap Add new device....

, tap Settings > Bluetooth.

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5. Select the headset from the list, tap Next.

6. If necessary, on the Enter passcode screen, enter the passcode provided by the
headset manufacturer.

7. When the headset is paired with your phone, on the Settings screen, tap OK.

Note: To turn off Bluetooth, press Start

, tap Settings > Bluetooth > Mode tab,

uncheck the Turn on Bluetooth box, and then tap OK.

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Troubleshooting

Battery saving tips

• Turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when not in use.

• Adjust power settings. Press Start

select the Turn off device if not used for box, and then from the list, select a time limit.

• Adjust backlight. Press Start

tab, select the Turn off backlight if device is not used for box, and then from the list,
select a time limit.

Reset your iPAQ

To remedy performance issues, reset your phone by removing and reinserting the battery.

Note: When you reset your phone, unsaved work will be lost.

Unable to send or receive a multimedia message

• Verify the picture size does not exceed 300 kilobytes (size is displayed below the picture).

• Turn your phone off and then back on.

, tap Settings > Power. Tap the Advanced tab,

, tap Settings > System > Backlight. On the Battery Power

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Unable to place or receive calls

• Verify that your phone has at least 2 bars of signal strength.

• Turn your phone off and then back on.

Unable to access the Internet

• Verify that your phone has signal strength and is connected to a cellular or Wi-Fi
data network.

• If you are using Wi-Fi, verify Wi-Fi is turned on and connected to the desired
Wi-Fi network.

Synchronize your phone with your PC

You can synchronize your e-mail, contacts, pictures and songs with your PC.
Start by visiting www.windowsmobile.com/getstarted.

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Find more information

User Manual on the web

To download the User Manual and other online information from your PC, follow the steps below.

1. Go to www.hp.com/support.

2. Confirm or select your region.

3. Search for support information using your product name.

4. On the support page for your product, click Manuals for the user manual.

Important Product Information

This booklet, enclosed with your iPAQ, contains health and safety, as well as environmental,
regulatory, warranty and licensing information.

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Windows phone Start menu

Phone Make and receive calls, switch between calls, and set up conference

calling.

E-mail Send and receive email.

Text Messages Send and receive text messages.

Marketplace Shop for games, ringtones, graphics, multimedia, goodies,

and other applications.

MSN Messenger Send instant messages

Google Maps Find your way with turn-by-turn driving directions

Office Mobile Use the complete suite of Microsoft Office applications for

your phone.

Calendar View and create appointments.

Contacts Save contact information for friends and colleagues.

ActiveSync Synchronize your phone with a PC or Exchange Server.

Internet Explorer Browse the web and download new programs and files.

Windows Media Player Play music and videos.

Wireless Manager Turn on or off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or your phone’s wireless

service connection, and change settings.

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For information about your wireless network or your wireless
service plan contact your wireless carrier.

Find accessories

For the best performance from your iPAQ, HP recommends using accessories that have
been designed together with your iPAQ. To purchase compatible accessories such as cases,
wired headsets, and extended batteries for your new iPAQ, go to www.hp.com.

© 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
Microsoft, Windows and Windows Mobile are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. The Bluetooth trademarks are
owned by its proprietor and used by Hewlett-Packard Company under license. SD Logo is a trademark of its proprietor. Google
and Google Maps are trademarks of Google Inc.

Document Part Number: 611682-001
First Edition March 2010
Printed in China