Nec MOBILEPRO 800 User Guide

Using This Guide

The NEC MobilePro™ 800 User's Guide gives you the information you need to maximize the use of your NEC MobilePro 800 Professional PC Companion. Read this guide to familiarize yourself with the MobilePro and its features. For specific information, see the following.

Chapter 1, “Getting Started,” provides all the information

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you need to get your MobilePro 800 working and synchronized with your host PC.

Chapter 2, “Introducing the NEC MobilePro,” introduces

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you to the MobilePro features, battery recharging, and general unit care.

Chapter 3, “Introducing Windows CE,” provides an

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overview of Microsoft® Windows® CE and Windows CE applications.

Chapter 4, “Using the NEC MobilePro,” shows you how

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to power on and off, make display panel adjustments, install PC and CompactFlash™ cards, and more.

Chapter 5, “Setting Up a Remote Connection,” describes

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how to configure service connections for an internet service provider, a remote access service, and how to configure email for each new service connection.

Appendix A, “Troubleshooting,” walks you through some

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common problems and possible solutions. Appendix B, “Specifications,” details the hardware

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specifications for your MobilePro. Appendix C, “ISP Settings,” provides selected ISP settings

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for a variety of internet service providers.

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Appendix D, “Microsoft Windows CE Services,” provides

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additional information about installing and using Windows CE Services.

Text Conventions

To make this guide as easy to use as possible, text is set up as follows.

Warnings, cautions, and notes have the following format:

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Warnings alert you to situations that could result in serious personal injury or loss of life.

Cautions indicate situations that can damage the system hardware or software.

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CAUTION

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information about whatever is being described.

Names of keys are printed as they appear on the keyboard,

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Notes give particularly important

for example, Text that you must type or keys that you must press are

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Index

AC power port, 2-8 Accessing MobilePro settings,

4-14 Accessories, 1-4, B-4 Adjusting MobilePro sett ing s,

4-12 Adjusting panel brightness, 4-4 Assigning user software icons,

4-13 Auto Suspend, 4-6 Available options, B-4

Backing up and restoring data,

3-11 Backlight settings, 4-4 Battery

determining status, 2-12

installing and charging, 1-4

precautions, 2-17

recharging, 2-12

removing and inserting, 2-14

replacement, 2-14 Battery pack, 2-6 Battery release latch, 2-10 Bonus CD

software applications, 3-13 Bonus Software CD

using, 3-14

using with Windows NT, 3-15

Caring for the MobilePro, 2-18 CompactFlash card slot, 2-9

CompactFlash cards

inserting, 4-19 removing, 4-20

Connecting

activate a connection, 5-8 internet service provider (ISP),

5-4 modem, 5-3 preparation, 5-2 remote access server (RAS),

5-5

Connecting the AC adapter, 1-7 Connecting the PC Connect

cable, 1-13

Connecting the VGA cable, 3-7 Connecting to your PC, 1-9 Creating a partnership, 1-14

Determining battery status, 2-12 Display panel, 2-3 Docking cradle connector, 2-10

Earphone microphone jack, 2-8 Enabling the suspend switch, 4-6

Features

AC power port, 2-8 battery release latch, 2-10 CompactFlash card slot, 2-9 display panel, 2-4 display panel icons, 2-4 display panel latch, 2-4 docking cradle connector, 2-10

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earphone microphone, 2-8 IR port, 2-7 Kensington lock, 2-9 keyboard, 2-5 Lithium-Ion battery, 2-10 main battery pack, 2-6 microphone, 2-6 modem port, 2-9 PC card eject button, 2-8 PC card slot, 2-8 power button, 2-5 ROM/RAM bay cover, 2-10 serial port, 2-7 speaker, 2-6 status LEDs, 2-6 stylus, 2-6 stylus slot, 2-9 Suspend switch, 2-5 USB port, 2-7 user software icons, 2-4 VGA port, 2-7

Full reset button, 4-24

using, 4-26

Function keys, 4-11

Getting help, 1-18

IBM, C-3 MSN, C-3 overview, C-1 Prodigy, C-4

Kensington lock, 2-9 Keyboard, 2-5

application shortcut keys, 4-8 brightness keys, 4-8 control keys, 4-9 cursor control keys, 4-9 using, 4-8 Windows key, 4-9

Lithium-Ion battery, 2-10

Main battery pack, 2-6 Microphone, 2-6 Microsoft Windows CE Services,

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MobilePro power management,

2-13 MobilePro settings, 4-12 Modem port, 2-9

Inserting CompactFlash cards,

4-19 Inserting PC cards, 4-17 Installing Windows CE Services,

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with Windows NT, 1-11 IR port, 2-7 ISP settings

AT&T WorldNet, C-2

CompuServe, C-2

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NEC CSD support services, A-3 Network capabilities, 3-10

Online help, 3-15 Opening the display panel, 2-11

Panel brightness, 4-4 PC card eject button, 2-8 PC card slot, 2-8

PC cards

inserting, 4-17 removing, 4-17

PC Connect cable

when using other

communication devices, 1-17 Pocket applications, 3-6 Power button, 2-5 Precautions, 2-18 Printing, 3-9 Problem solving, A-1

Remote synchronization, D-4 Removing CompactFlash cards,

4-20 Removing PC cards, 4-17 Reset button

full reset, 4-24

soft reset, 4-24 Resetting the MobilePro, 4-24 Resynchronizing your MobilePro,

1-16 ROM/RAM bay cover, 2-10 Routine cleaning, 2-20

Sending and receiving email, 5-6 Serial port, 2-7 Setting up a remote connection,

1-17 Soft reset button, 4-24

using, 4-25 Software applications, 3-13 Speaker, 2-6 Specifications

accessories (shipped with

system), B-3

battery, B-3

CompactFlash card slot, B-3 CPU, B-1 dimensions, B-4 display panel, B-1 I/O ports, B-2 infrared (IR) port, B-2 microphone, B-1 modem, B-2 operating environment, B-4 PC card slot, B-2 RAM, B-1 ROM, B-1 serial, B-2 speaker, B-2 storage environment, B-4

weight, B-4 Status LEDs, 2-6 Storage requirements, 2-19 Stylus, 2-6 Stylus slot, 2-9 Suspend, 4-6 Suspend switch, 2-5 Synchronizing files, D-3 Synchronizing your MobilePro

after rebooting the host PC,

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after resetting, 1-16 System features

back, 2-7

bottom, 2-10

front, 2-3

keyboard panel and base unit,

2-5 left, 2-8 right, 2-9

Troubleshooting, A-1

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Unpacking your MobilePro, 2-2 Upgrading ROM, 4-22 USB port, 2-7 User software icons, 4-13 Using application shortcut keys,

4-9

Using MobilePro power sources,

2-12 Using the infrared (IR) port, 4-20 Using the IR port

Windows CE Services, 4-20 Using the stylus, 2-11 Using the voice recorder, 4-15 Using Windows CE, 3-2

Verifying PC connection settings,

1-10 Verifying synchronization

settings, 1-15 VGA port, 2-7 Voice memos, 4-15 Voice recording, 4-15

Windows CE

applications, 3-6

backing up and restoring data,

3-11 network capabilities, 3-10 overview, 3-2 printing, 3-9

Windows CE desktop, 3-4 Windows CE operating system,

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Windows CE services, 3-10

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Getting Started

Welcome

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Getting to Know Your MobilePro

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Installing and Charging the Battery

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Connecting the AC Adapter

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Taking a Quick Tour

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Knowing Your MobilePro Software

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Connecting to Your PC

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Synchronizing with your Host PC

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Setting Up a Remote Connection

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Getting Help

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Welcome

Congratulations on purchasing your NEC MobilePro 800 Professional PC Companion powered by the Microsoft Windows CE operating system. The size and capabilities of this device let you keep your most important business and personal information up-to-date and close at hand. Windows CE Services with ActiveSync™ increases the power of your device by letting you synchronize the information on your host PC with your device.

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Getting to Know Your MobilePro

The NEC MobilePro 800 offers you a portable system designed for synchronization with your host PC. Standard features include a VR4121, 64-bit MIPS processor with 24 KB L1 cache, 32 MB RAM, a 9.4-inch SVGA DSTN, 64K color, enhanced touch screen, a V.90 internal modem, a built-in microphone, internal speaker, and Type II PC card and CompactFlash™ Type II card support.

NEC MobilePro 800

With your NEC MobilePro you can edit, create, send, and receive documents including text, spreadsheets, presentations, and email, manage your schedule and contacts, access the internet with the internal modem, and synchronize data with your host PC.

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Accessories

The NEC MobilePro 800 ships with the following accessories:

AC adapter

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PC Connect (serial port) cable

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RJ-11 Telephone cable

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VGA Monitor cable

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Installing and Charging the Battery

Follow these steps to install and charge the main battery.

1. Unpack the contents of the MobilePro carton and locate

the unit and the Lithium-Ion battery pack.

Lithium-Ion battery pack

– Battery connectors B – Lithium-Ion battery pack

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2. Insert the Lithium-Ion battery pack in the bay and slide

the battery in the direction of the arrow, as indicated in the following figure.

Inserting the battery pack

– Battery connectors B – Battery release latch C – Lithium-Ion battery pack

3. Firmly press the battery until it is securely connected in

the bay.

4. Charge the main battery while you work or explore the

software on your MobilePro by connecting the AC adapter.

Refer to the next section, “Connecting the AC Adapter,” for connection information. The color of the left status LED changes from amber to green when the battery is fully charged.

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Connecting the AC Adapter

NEC recommends using the AC adapter if you

are recharging the battery pack.

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are using PC cards or Compact Flash™ cards.

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are using the internal modem.

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have your MobilePro on for long periods.

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CAUTION

Follow these precautions whenever you use the AC adapter and the NEC MobilePro.

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When using the AC adapter, make sure the

AC outlet is near the NEC MobilePro and is easily accessible.

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Keep the main battery installed when running

on AC power.

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When communicating or sending

transmissions for a long time, use the AC adapter to conserve power.

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Follow these steps to connect the AC adapter.

1. Insert the plug on the AC adapter cable into the AC

power port on the left side of the NEC MobilePro.

Connecting the AC adapter

– AC power port B – AC adapter cable

2. Plug the AC adapter into a working AC outlet.

3. Power on the NEC MobilePro using the Power button at

the top right corner of the keyboard.

Using AC power saves battery life when you are on the go and ensures that the internal data backup battery maintains its charge.

Continue working with the NEC MobilePro 800 as it charges and leave it connected to AC power after the light turns green.

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Taking a Quick Tour

This section takes you through the process of setting up your system for the first time.

1. Open the display panel to start your NEC MobilePro 800

for the first time. Press the Power button if the system does not start

automatically.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate the touch

screen. Press

3. Be sure to enter your name, local city, and set the clock

for your local time.

4. Be sure to specify a country for using the built-in modem.

For details, see the section, “Adjusting MobilePro Settings,” in Chapter 4.

Ctrl Alt =

to recalibrate at any time.

Knowing Your MobilePro Software

Your NEC MobilePro 800 features the latest version of Microsoft Windows CE software along with additional applications on the accompanying CDs.

Your NEC MobilePro 800 software includes:

Microsoft Windows CE Services 2.2 CD (Install on your

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host PC for access and synchronization.) Microsoft Windows CE pre-loaded (in ROM) applications

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Bonus Software CD (For U.S. and Canada distribution,

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only.)

For more information about your MobilePro software, refer to Chapter 3, “Introducing Windows CE.”

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Connecting to Your PC

The MobilePro is designed to be a companion PC. Most users want to synchronize the MobilePro 800 with a host PC. The latest work done on either the MobilePro or the host PC automatically appears on both machines, once the synchronization process occurs.

The following section provides an overview of the synchronization process followed by detailed instructions for each stage of the process.

Follow these procedures to configure your MobilePro for synchronization.

Verify the accuracy of the PC Connection default settings

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on your MobilePro. Ensure the availability of the serial port on your host PC.

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Install Windows CE Services on your host PC.

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Connect the PC Connect (serial) cable to your host PC and

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to your MobilePro. Create a partnership between your host PC and your

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MobilePro. Verify that the desired synchronization services are

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configured.

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Verifying PC Connection Settings

Your MobilePro ships with PC Connection default settings. Follow these steps to verify the accuracy of the PC Connection settings.

1. Tap Start, Settings, Control Panel.

2. Double tap the Communications icon and select the PC

Connection tab.

3. Verify the following settings.

“Allow connection with desktop computer when

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device is attached” is checked. “Connect using Serial Port @ 19200” displays.

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Proceed to the next section to check the availability of the serial port on your host PC.

Ensuring the Availability of the Serial Port

The serial port on your host PC must be available for synchronization with your NEC MobilePro. Follow these steps to ensure the availability of the serial port.

1. Access the Setup utility on your host PC to verify that the

port is enabled.

2. Check the Windows device manager on your host PC to

identify potential conflicts for the serial port.

Tap Start, Settings, Control Panel.

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Double tap the System icon and select the Device

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Manager tab.

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Check the Ports listing to determine if any conflicts

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exist (another device is assigned to or using the serial port). The port may be flagged with an exclamation point, for example, if any conflicts exist.

If another device is assigned to or is using the serial

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port, you must reassign the device to free up the serial port for MobilePro synchronization.

Proceed to the next section to install Windows CE Services.

Installing Windows CE Services

You must install Windows CE Services on your host PC to enable synchronization with your MobilePro. The Microsoft Windows CE Services CD that ships with your MobilePro contains the Windows CE Services software designed for synchronization with Microsoft Office components. The following procedure assumes Microsoft Outlook 97 as the host PC synchronization component.

Follow these steps to install Windows CE Services for synchronization with Microsoft Outlook. The installation sequence may vary depending upon the Microsoft components installed on your host PC.

Note:

operating system, you must install Windows NT Networking before installing Windows CE Services to your host PC.

If your host PC uses the Windows NT

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1. Insert the Windows CE Services CD in the CD-ROM

drive of your host PC. If auto insert is enabled on your host PC, the initial screen

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appears and displays choices for installation.

If auto insert is not enabled, tap Start, Run, browse for

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the CD-ROM drive, and run the setup.exe file.

2. Click the icon next to choice 3, Install Microsoft

Windows CE Services. The setup wizard begins.

3. Click Next, when prompted, to display the license

agreement window.

4. Read the license agreement and click Yes to accept the

agreement. The setup window prompts for your name and company.

5. Enter your name and company and click Next to display

the Installation Selection window.

6. Select Typical to display the Installation Complete

window. The Installation Complete window indicates that you will next establish communication with your MobilePro.

7. Click Next to display the Get Connected window that

prompts you to connect your (PC Connect) serial cable to continue the installation process.

Proceed to the next section to complete the installation.

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Connecting the PC Connect Cable

When the system prompts you to connect the serial cable, follow these instructions to connect the PC Connect (serial) cable that ships with your MobilePro.

1. Locate and open the serial port cover on the back of your

MobilePro.

2. Align and attach the PC Connect cable to the serial port

on the MobilePro. (If your cable is labeled, insert the cable with the word Up visible on the top. If your cable has an arrow near the connector, insert the cable with the arrow visible on top.)

Connecting the PC connect cable

3. Connect the other end of the cable to the 9-pin serial port

on your host PC. If your host PC has a 25-pin serial port, use an adapter (available in most computer stores).

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Note:

cable to the serial port on your host PC, be sure that the serial port is enabled in the host PC’s BIOS setup and that no conflicts exist for the port. For details, see a previous section in this chapter, “Ensuring the Availability of the Serial Port.”

Before connecting the PC Connect

Be sure to properly align the cable connectors and ports. Incorrect connection can damage the MobilePro and the computer.

Creating a Partnership

Once the PC Connect cable is connected, proceed with the installation to create a partnership between the MobilePro and your host PC.

Once the cable is connected, the Get Connected Window appears. Press the Start button and your host PC polls the MobilePro. When polling is complete, the Multiple Partnership window may appear.

CAUTION

Select Single or Multiple, depending upon your configuration needs. The New Partnership wizard prompts for device name and description.

Enter a unique name and description for your MobilePro device. Once defined, this information is stored on your MobilePro under Control Panel, Communication Properties. The ActiveSync window next prompts for your synchronization preferences.

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3. Select “On Connect” to establish that your host PC and

your MobilePro synchronize each time your MobilePro is reconnected to your host PC. Select Next and choose the items to synchronize.

4. Click Finish to complete the installation.

Proceed to the next section to verify the synchronization settings on the MobilePro.

Verifying Synchronization Settings

Look for the new Mobile Devices folder on your host PC. Follow these steps to verify the synchronization settings on the MobilePro.

1. Double click the Mobile Devices folder.

2. Click Tools, ActiveSync Options and verify that the

desired synchronization services are checked. Modify the selections as required.

Once installed, Windows CE Services automatically synchronizes your MobilePro 800 with your host PC's Microsoft Outlook or Schedule+ email, contacts, calendar, and task list each time you attach the PC Connect cable to the MobilePro 800 and the host PC. The MobilePro 800 Bonus Software CD also includes software for synchronizing with other PC applications.

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Note:

Services automatically translates files and email attachments during synchronization. This allows you to use the MobilePro to view and work with files created on your host PC with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint among others.

However, as noted in the readme.doc file on the Microsoft Windows CE Services CD, PowerPoint files created or modified on the MobilePro are not translated for viewing or modification on your host PC. This limitation does not appl y to Pock et Word or Pocket Excel files.

Whenever possible Windows CE

Synchronizing with Your Host PC

Once the MobilePro is configured for synchronization, the synchronization process automatically occurs each time you connect the MobilePro to your host PC. In addition, you can manually initiate the synchronization process using Microsoft Windows CE Services on your host PC. Simply open the Mobile Devices folder, click Tools, and highlight Synchronize Now.

Resynchronizing Your MobilePro

Once synchronized, you may need to re-establish communication between the MobilePro and your host PC if you soft reset the MobilePro or you warm boot your host PC. To re-establish communication between the MobilePro and your host PC, do one of the following:

Disconnect, then reconnect the PC Connect (serial) cable.

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Power off, then power on the MobilePro unit.

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Using other Communication Devices

During synchronization, the PC Connect (serial) cable must be connected to your host PC. However, you must disconnect the serial cable before using the internal modem, IR port or a network card in your MobilePro.

Setting Up a Remote Connection

In addition to using your MobilePro as a companion PC, when you travel you can connect by modem directly to an internet service provider or a network remote access server, to get email and to view web pages.

Refer to Chapter 5, “Setting Up a Remote Connection” or the MobilePro 800's online help file (click the MobilePro Online Help icon on the MobilePro desktop screen) for details.

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Getting Help

The following table provides a comprehensive list of where you can get help on your MobilePro 800, the software, connections, accessories, and support.

Help Resources

Item Resource

MobilePro Operation

MobilePro 800 User's Guide

MobilePro Online Help (Help icon on the MobilePro 800 desktop)

Windows CE Windows CE Main Help (Help file included with

Windows CE Services Windows CE Services Help (After installing

Connecting to Your Host PC Windows CE Main Help (Tap Communications

Modem Communications MobilePro 800 Online Help

Connecting to Internet Service Providers

Software and Hardware Resources

Windows CE. Tap Start then Help on the MobilePro desktop taskbar.)

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsce

Windows CE Services on your host PC, double click on the Mobile Devices folder shortcut. Click Help, then Windows CE Services Hel p Topics.)

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsce/hpc/abou t/wcesv.htm

then Connecting to Your Desktop Computer.) MobilePro 800 Online Help http://support.microsoft.com (Search for

“Connecting to Your Desktop.”)

Windows CE Main Help

MobilePro 800 User’s Guide

MobilePro 800 Online Help http://search.microsoft.com (Search for

“Selected ISP Settings for the Handheld PC.”) http//www.microsoft.c om/ windowsce.

resourceguide.net/wince (for PC cards, Compact Flash cards, network adapters, wireless modems, software, and more)

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Help Resources

Item Resource

Microsoft Pocket Word, Excel, Access, Pow e r Po i n t, In te r n et Explorer, Inbox, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks

MobilePro Accessories

Windows CE Main Help http//www.microsoft.c om/ windowsce/hpc/about

/swapps.htm http://www.nec-now.com/

necnow/accessories/default.asp

MobilePro Technical Support, Warranty Service

NEC NOW

For U.S. and Canad a only. If you purch ased and are using this computer outsi de the U.S. and

800-632-4525, fax: 801-981-3133

888-863-2669 http://www.nec-now.com

Canada, then a local service may apply. Contact a local NEC CSD dealer in your country.

World Wide We b addr ess subject to cha ng e.

Getting Started 1-19

Introducing the NEC MobilePro

Unpacking Your MobilePro

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NEC MobilePro Features

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Opening the Display Panel

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Using the Stylus

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Using the MobilePro’s Power Sources

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Caring for the MobilePro

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Unpacking Your MobilePro

Your NEC MobilePro ships with a number of accessories. When you unpack the NEC MobilePro, verify that you have all of the items listed below and that they are in good condition. If anything is missing or damaged, contact the vendor who sold you the unit.

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the batteries installed. Be sure you have completed the sections, “Installing and Charging the Battery,” “Connecting the AC Adapter,” and “Taking a Quick Tour,” in Chapter 1.

NEC MobilePro 800 (a stylus ships in a holder in the

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MobilePro) NEC MobilePro 800 AC Adapter

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NEC MobilePro 800 VGA Cable

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NEC MobilePro 800 PC Connect Cable (serial cable)

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NEC MobilePro 800 RJ-11 (telephone cable)

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Do not attempt to use the unit without

One (1) rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery pack (main

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battery) Microsoft Windows CE Services 2.2 CD

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NEC MobilePro Bonus Software CD containing NEC

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bonus software applications NEC MobilePro 800 User's Guide (this document)

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Introduction to Your MobilePro Power System sheet

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NEC MobilePro 800 Important Information sheet

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For U.S. and Canada distribution only.

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NEC MobilePro Features

The NEC MobilePro 800 is compact with features on every side. The next few sections provide figures and feature descriptions.

Around the Front of the System

The following sections describe front features beginning with the display panel.

Display Panel

Your NEC MobilePro 800 comes with a 9.4-inch display panel that you can adjust for a comfortable viewing position. See the section, “Making display panel adjustments,” in Chapter 4 for information about adjusting the panel brightness.

Display panel

A – System Information icons B – Display panel latch C – Display panel D – User software icons

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System Information Icons — provide direct access to the

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following system functions:

World Clock

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MobilePro Settings

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Battery/Power Status

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System Memory

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Volume Control

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Display Panel Latch — secures the display panel when it

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is closed. Display Panel (with built-in touch screen) — provides a

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clear view of information stored or input into the unit. The touch screen lets you activate functions by touching the screen with the stylus or your fingertip.

User Software Icons — allow you to configure direct

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access to five system functions or programs of your choice. For details about defining these icons, refer to the section, “Adjusting MobilePro Settings,” in Chapter 4.

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