Sony COM-1-W, COM-1-B User Manual

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Personal Communicator COM-1

Operating

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Owner’s Record

The serial number is located inside battery compartment. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product.

Model No. COM-1 Serial No._______________________

WARNING

You are cautioned that any changes or modiﬁcations not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. – Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which

the receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any

other antenna or transmitter. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for

uncontrolled equipment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65. This equipment has very low levels of RF energy that it is deemed to comply without testing of speciﬁc absorption rate (SAR).

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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The supplied interface cable must be used with the equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.

If you have any questions about this product:

Visit:

http://www.sony.com/mylo

Contact:

Sony Customer Information Services Center at 1-(866)-420-7669

Write:

Sony Customer Information Services Center 12451 Gateway Blvd., Ft. Myers, FL 33913

For an accessory or part not available from your authorized dealer, call:

1-800-488-SONY (7669)

Model COM-1

Declaration of Conformity

Trade Name: Model No.: Responsible Party: Address:

Telephone No.:

RECYCLING LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES

Lithium-ion batteries are recyclable. You can help preserve our environment by returning your used rechargeable batteries to the collection and recycling location nearest you.

For more information regarding recycling of rechargeable batteries, call toll free 1-800-822-8837, or visit http:// www.rbrc.org/ .

Caution: Do not handle damaged or leaking Lithium-ion batteries.

SONY COM-1 Sony Electronics Inc. 16530 Via Esprillo San Diego, CA 92127 USA 858-942-2230

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Notes on using

IP communication is not a replacement for your ordinary telephone and should not be used for emergency calling.

Notes on this manual

Screen shots in this manual may be different from the actual displays in the supplied software.

LCD display

The LCD of your Personal Communicator is designed with precision technology. However, in some cases, individual pixels may remain lit or may not light at all. Also, the brightness of the display may appear inconsistent, depending on the angle of view. Such anomalies are caused by the nature of the LCD and do not indicate a malfunction. Please note that Sony does not guarantee a replacement or refund for such cases. Do not expose the LCD to direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time. It may result in a malfunction. Do not store your Personal Communicator in areas subject to sunlight, such as near windows, and be careful when using outdoors.

No guarantee for lost or damaged data

Sony does not provide any guarantee for lost or damaged data.

Copyrights

Television programs, ﬁlms, video tapes, music, and other materials may be copyrighted. Unauthorized recording of such materials may violate copyright laws.

Third Party Service Features and Availability

Certain features, such as Skype, Yahoo! and Google branded services, are provided by third parties. Sony does not guarantee such services or warrant their continued availability. Sony expects the features and nature of such services will change over time.

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Getting Started

Parts and Controls ....................................................................... 12

Using the supplied headset ....................................................15

Using the keyboard ...............................................................16

Preparing a Power Source ............................................................ 18

Installing the battery .............................................................18

Charging the battery using the supplied AC power adaptor ..19

Charging the battery using the supplied USB cable ..............

Checking the remaining battery power .................................21

Starting the Unit .......................................................................... 22

Turning on the unit ................................................................22

Entering initial settings .........................................................

About the sample data stored in the unit ...............................23

Displaying the Home menu ...................................................

Viewing details of new events and viewing music

information .........................................................................

Locking the controls (HOLD) ...............................................

Setting the Connecting Method for Wireless LAN in

Infrastructure Mode ...................................................................

Registering a wireless network for “Auto Connect” ..............28

Listing Your Friends for Ad Hoc Application — Contact List ..... 31

Accepting a registration request from other user ..................32

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What’s Up

Displaying the What’s Up Screen ................................................ 33

Creating Editing a What’s Up screen entr

Starting communication with a contact ....................................... 40

Context Menus on What’s Up Screens .........................................

entries on the What’s Up screen .................................... 35

y ................................................ 37

Copying and pasting entries on the What’s Up screen ..........38

Removing entries from the What’s Up screen .......................39

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Communication — Skype

Signing in Skype ......................................................................... 42

Starting Skype .............................................................................

Signing in to Skype ...............................................................44

Signing out of Skype .............................................................46

Switching between screens ...................................................47

Checking the status bar .........................................................

Using the My Status Screen ......................................................... 51

Selecting your status .............................................................51

Entering comments ...............................................................53

Editing your profile ...............................................................

Adding a User to Your Contacts .................................................. 55

Adding a new contact ............................................................55

Resending a request to exchange contact details to

a contact .............................................................................

Accepting a request to exchange contact details from

other users ..........................................................................

Editing your

Making and Receiving a Call ...................................................... 59

Calling a Skype user .............................................................60

Calling a regular phone number (SkypeOut) .........................61

Receiving a call .....................................................................

Ending a call .........................................................................63

Starting a Chat ............................................................................. 64

Starting a new chat ................................................................64

Answering a new chat ...........................................................65

Returning to ongoing chat .....................................................

Ending a chat ........................................................................66

Chatting with multiple contacts (Multi Chat) ........................67

Transferring Files (File Transfer) ................................................ 69

Sending a file ........................................................................69

Receiving a file .....................................................................

Playing a Voicemail ..................................................................... 72

Sending a voicemail ..............................................................73

Adjusting Settings (Tools) ........................................................... 74

Items on the Tools screen ......................................................74

Context Menus in Skype .............................................................. 76

Contacts ...........................................................58

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Communication — Google Talk

Starting Google Talk .................................................................... 80

Signing in to Google Talk .....................................................80

Signing out of Google Talk ...................................................

Switching between screens ...................................................84

Checking the status bar .........................................................

Using the My Status Screen ......................................................... 87

Selecting your status .............................................................87

Entering comments ...............................................................88

Changing my picture .............................................................

Adding a User to Your Contacts .................................................. 90

Accepting an invitation from other user ................................91

Editing your

Starting a Chat ............................................................................. 92

Starting a new chat ................................................................92

Answering a new chat ...........................................................

Returning to ongoing chat .....................................................93

Ending a chat ........................................................................94

Adjusting Settings (Tools) ........................................................... 95

Items on the Tools screen ......................................................95

Context Menus in Google Talk .................................................... 96

Contacts ...........................................................91

Communication — Yahoo! Messenger

Starting Yahoo! Messenger .......................................................... 98

Signing in to Yahoo! Messenger ...........................................98

Signing out of Yahoo! Messenger .......................................10

Switching between screens .................................................102

Checking the status bar .......................................................10

Using the My Status Screen ....................................................... 105

Selecting your status ...........................................................105

Entering comments .............................................................10

Changing my picture ...........................................................107

Adding a User to Your Contacts ................................................ 108

Accepting “Add a Contact” requests from other user ..........109

Editing your Contacts .........................................................109

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Communication — Yahoo! Messenger (continued)

Starting a Conversation .............................................................. 110

Starting a new conversation ................................................110

Answering a new

Returning to ongoing conversation .....................................112

Ending a conversation .........................................................112

Adjusting Yahoo! Messenger Settings (Tools) ........................... 113

Items on the Tools screen ....................................................113

Context Menus in Yahoo! Messenger ........................................ 115

conversation ............................................111

Communication — Ad Hoc Application

Starting the Ad Hoc Application ................................................ 117

Turning on the wireless LAN in Ad Hoc mode ...................117

Registering a user to your Ad Hoc Contact List ..................11

Enjoying Audio Files with Another User (Music Streaming) ... 120

Enjoying music on other user’s unit ....................................120

Sharing music on your unit for other users to stream ..........12

Quitting the Ad Hoc Application ........................................124

Viewing your unit’s streaming log ......................................12

Context Menus in Ad Hoc Application ...................................... 126

Web

Viewing Websites ...................................................................... 127

Adding a Bookmark for the currently displayed

Web page ..........................................................................12

Saving a Web page ..............................................................12

Setting the currently displayed Web page as the

Home website ...................................................................12

Basic Operation of the Web Browser ......................................... 130

Context Menus on Web Screens ................................................ 13

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Music

Transferring Audio Files from Your Computer .......................... 134

Available software programs to transfer audio files ............134

Available audio codecs ........................................................13

Switching the USB mode ....................................................135

Connecting the unit to a computer ......................................13

Using SonicStage ................................................................137

Using Windows Media Player 10 ........................................13

Using Windows Explorer (Drag and drop) ..........................138

About the folder structure ...................................................13

Playing Music – Basic Operations ............................................. 141

About the Now Playing screen ............................................142

Playing selected tracks ........................................................143

Changing the play mode .....................................................14

Creating My Playlist .................................................................. 148

Playing the tracks in My Playlist ........................................149

Context Menus on Music Screens ............................................. 150

Photo

Transferring Photo Files from Your Computer ........................... 151

Available image formats .....................................................151

Connecting the unit to a computer ......................................151

Using mylo Image Transfer .................................................15

Using Windows Explorer (Drag and drop) ..........................153

About the folder structure ...................................................15

Displaying Photo Files .............................................................. 156

Photo file display operations ...............................................156

Playing a slideshow ............................................................15

Displaying photo files transferred from another unit

(Drop Box) .......................................................................157

Adding a photo to My Picture .............................................15

Adding a photo to Wallpaper ..............................................158

Context Menus on Photo Screens .............................................. 159

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Video

Transferring Video Files from Your Computer ........................... 160

Available video formats ......................................................160

Connecting the unit to a computer ......................................16

Using Image Converter 2 ....................................................161

Viewing Video Files .................................................................. 162

Basic playback operations ...................................................164

Context Menus on Video Screens .............................................. 165

Text

Transferring Text Files from Your Computer ............................. 166

Connecting the unit to a computer ......................................166

Using Windows Explorer (Drag and drop) ..........................16

Creating a New Text File ........................................................... 168

Opening a Text File ................................................................... 16

Opening text files transferred from another unit

(Drop Box) .......................................................................16

Context Menus on Text Screens ................................................ 170

Tools

Using the Settings Menu ........................................................... 171

General Settings ..................................................................172

Network Settings .................................................................17

Communication Settings .....................................................175

Web Settings .......................................................................17

Music Settings ....................................................................177

Photo Settings .....................................................................17

Video Settings .....................................................................179

Text Settings .......................................................................17

Using the Connection Manager ................................................. 180

Displaying the Connection Manager ...................................181

Connecting to wireless network from the Connection

Manager ............................................................................18

Registering a wireless network ...........................................18

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Tool (continued)

Using the File Manager ............................................................. 184

Copying a folder or a file ....................................................184

Moving a folder or a file .....................................................18

Using Multi Select mode ....................................................186

Using the Hotspot Database ...................................................... 187

Viewing the Drop Box ............................................................... 18

Updating the Unit’s Software .................................................... 18

Displaying the System Information ........................................... 19

Context Menus on Tools Screens ............................................... 19

Additional Information

Troubleshooting ......................................................................... 193

Precautions ................................................................................ 20

On safety .............................................................................204

On installation .....................................................................204

Preventing the LCD display from damages .........................20

On heat build-up .................................................................204

On the headphones ..............................................................20

On cleaning .........................................................................205

On software .........................................................................20

On handling the personal information .................................206

On servicing ........................................................................20

Others .................................................................................207

On the “Memory Stick” ............................................................. 208

On Copyrights and Licenses ...................................................... 21

Skype End User License Agreement .......................................... 22

Skype Terms of Service ......................................................233

Yahoo! Terms of Service ........................................................... 247

Specifications ............................................................................ 24

Index .......................................................................................... 25

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Getting Started

Parts and Controls

Front

“Memory Stick Duo” access indicator ( page 14)

WIRELESS LAN switch/indicator ( page 28)

INFO button ( page 25)

Display*

 (USB) connector (

 (headset) jack (

HOME button ( page 24)

Speaker ( page 59)

POWER switch/indicator ( page 22) CHARGE indicator ( page 19)

* Remove the protective sheet from the display before using the unit.

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page 15)



DC IN 6V  jack ( page 19)

Status indicator ( page 28)

OPTION button

Microphone ( page 59)

Center button 4-way button (///)

BACK button

About the built-in antenna

The built-in antenna is used by the unit to connect to the wireless LAN.

Built-in antenna

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Front panel opened

Keyboard ( page 16)

Back

Loudspeaker

Battery compartment cover ( page 18)

Jog lever (///) ( page 24)

VOL (volume) +/– buttons ( page 24)

HOLD switch ( page 26)

“Memory Stick Duo” slot ( page 14)

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Getting Started…Parts and Controls

To insert and remove a “Memory Stick Duo”

Insert a “Memory Stick Duo” as illustrated below. When the unit accesses the “Memory Stick Duo,” the “Memory Stick Duo” access indicator lights up.

Grip the groove with your ﬁnger, and gently pull in the direction indicated by the arrow.

Insert the “Memory Stick Duo” in the direction indicated by the arrow on the unit, and gently push until it clicks into place.

Terminal side

To remove the “Memory Stick Duo,” push and release the “Memory Stick Duo” to make it pop out.

Note

• To avoid data corruption, do not remove a “Memory Stick Duo” while the “Memory Stick Duo” access indicator lights up.

The Status bar

Status bar

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Icon on the status bar Meanings

Remaining battery power ( page 21)

Wireless LAN signal strength ( page 30)

Wireless LAN status ( page 28, 31)

Skype status or events (

page 50)

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Google Talk status or events ( page 86)

Yahoo! Messenger status or events (

Ad Hoc Application status ( page 32, 119, 121, 124)

Volume bar

AVLS ( page 174)

HOLD status ( page 26)

Modifier keys status for the keyboard ( page 16)

Clock ( page 172)

Using the supplied headset

Attach the supplied headset to the unit as illustrated below.

Microphone: Picks up your voice during an Internet call.

One touch answer remote controller (supplied)

Clip: Holds the remote controller to your clothes.

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 (headset) jack

Remote Call Control button: Answers or ends an Internet call.

Headphones (supplied)

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Using the keyboard

Num key

Sym key

Enter key

Shift key

Fn key

To enter capital letters, numbers, and symbols

Press the modifier key (Shift, Num, Sym, or Fn) first, and then press another key. For the key arrangement, refer to the chart on After modifier keys are pressed, the following icons appear on the status bar of the display. To lock a modifier key, press it twice. To unlock it, press it again.

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Modifier key Icon after pressing it

once

Shift

Num

Sym

Icon after pressing it twice

(Caps Locked)

To use shortcuts

For shortcuts of common editing tasks, press and release the Fn key, and then press one of the keys listed in the following table.

Key Press Fn to select

Fn + “A” Select all

Fn + “X” Cut

Fn + “C” Copy

Fn + “V” Paste

Note

• All shortcuts may not be available in all application programs.

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Key arrangement

Display on the key

Normal key Press Shift to

select

Press Num to select

Q q Q q !

W w W w @

E e E e $ R r R r % T t T t ^

Y y Y y & U u U 1 [

I i I 2 ] O o O 3 ( P p P p ) A a A a _ S s S s ’ D d D d ” F f F f \ G g G + +

Press Sym to select

H h H 4 -

J j J 5 = K k K 6 { L l L l } Z z Z z ` X x X x ? C c C c | V v V * ˜ B b B 7 / N n N 8 :

M m M 9 ;

, , , 0 <

. . . # >

       

Text selection Text selection Text selection

Text selection

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Getting Started

Preparing a Power Source

Make sure that the battery is inserted before using the unit.

Installing the battery



Open the battery compartment cover by placing your thumb

or ﬁnger on the word “Open” on one end of the cover and pressing towards the other end of the cover.



Insert the battery, label side up, aligning the metal contacts on

the battery with the contacts inside the battery compartment.



Slide the battery compartment cover onto the back of the unit

until it clicks into place.

Notes

• Turn off the unit before replacing the battery. Removing the battery while the unit is turned on may damage data in the unit and cause a malfunction.

• Be sure the battery is inserted when the unit is in use. Using the unit without the battery is neither recommended nor supported.

• Do not use any other type of battery in your unit.

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Charging the battery using the supplied AC power adaptor



Connect the supplied AC power adaptor to the DC IN 6V jack

of the unit, and then connect the adaptor to a wall outlet.

To DC IN 6V jack

AC power adaptor (supplied)

To wall outlet

The unit automatically turns on. The CHARGE and POWER indicators light up, and the battery indicator sections ( ) appear on the display in succession as charging progresses. A complete charge requires approximately 3 to 7.5 hours*.

* Charging may take a long time depending on the operating conditions.

The unit is in a standby mode for charging while the unit is performing any of the following:

– Playing music without the headset – Playing video – Viewing photos – Viewing Web pages – Wireless LAN is turned on (except for a standby mode for incoming chats and calls)

Notes

• If “Auto Power Off” is set to “NO,” a complete charge may require 7.5 hours or longer.

• Charging may take a long time if you operate the unit while it is charging.

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Charging the battery using the supplied USB cable



Connect the supplied USB cable to the  (USB) connector of

the unit, and then connect the USB cable to the computer.

USB cable (supplied)

To  (USB) connector

Notes

• The supplied interface cable must be used with the equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Prat 15 of FCC Rules.

• If your unit is connected to your computer via the included USB cable and the computer enters a power saving mode (such as system suspend, sleep, or hibernation), then your unit’s battery will begin discharging.

• Do not leave the unit connected for extended periods to a notebook computer that is not connected to AC power, because the unit may discharge the computer’s battery.

• If the unit does not automatically turn on when you connect it to your computer using the USB cable, wait a few minutes, and then turn it on by sliding the POWER switch down (

• Connecting the unit via a USB hub may not work and is not supported. Connect the USB cable directly to the computer.

• Charging may take a long time if you operate the unit while it is charging.

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Checking the remaining battery power

The remaining battery power is displayed on the status bar of the display. As the battery runs down, the black portion of the indicator becomes smaller. When the battery runs out, the unit turns off automatically after displaying “Low Battery! Please charge” for 5 seconds. Before turning the unit back on, charge the battery (

     “Low Battery! Please charge.”

Note

• The charging time varies with the temperature. Charging is possible in an environment of between 41 to 95°F (5 to 35ºC). If the temperature is not in this range, the batteries may not be charged properly.

 Hints

• The battery indicator on the display is only an estimate. For example, an indication of “ ” will not always mean exactly half of the battery’s charge.

• The accuracy of the battery indicator on the display may vary depending on the operating conditions and environment of the unit.

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Getting Started

Starting the Unit

Turning on the unit

Make sure that the battery is fully charged first. For how to connect the unit, refer to  page 18.

POWER switch/indicator



Slide down and hold the POWER switch.

The unit turns on, and the POWER indicator lights up green. The Home menu appears after the start-up screen is displayed for about 30 seconds. When you turn on the unit for the first time, the initial set-up wizard appears. Follow the instructions on the display. If it has been more than three days since the last time the unit was used, the start-up screen is displayed. In other situations, the screen that was being displayed when the unit was turned off appears.

To turn off the unit

Slide down and hold the POWER switch. The unit turns off, and the POWER indicator turns off.

Notes

• Do not remove the battery and disconnect the AC power adaptor while the start-up screen is displayed.

• The unit cannot be turned off while the HOLD feature is on. You can, however, turn on the unit while the HOLD feature is on by sliding down and holding the POWER switch.

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 Hint

• When “Auto Power Off” is set to “YES,” and you do not operate the unit for approximately ten minutes, the unit automatically turns itself off (Auto Power Off) unless the unit is performing one of the following operations:

– Playing music – Playing video – Playing a photo slide show – Updating its software – Updating its media database after the USB is disconnected – Formatting storage – Resetting its settings – The unit is connected to wireless network. – The unit is connected to your computer via the supplied USB cable.

Entering initial settings

When you turn on the unit for the first time, the set-up wizard appears. Follow the instructions on the display to set the following items.

• Time Zone

• Date & Time

• My profile

To set up these items later, see

page 172.

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About the sample data stored in the unit

The sample data are stored in the internal memory of your unit so that you can try to use it. When you want to make more space for your own data, you can delete the sample data as below.

To delete sample data

Sample data Use

Music File Manager

Photo Context menu

Video Context menu Text Context menu

Note

• Recommend to back up the sample data before deleting because they are provided only in the internal memory. To back up the data, use the supplied application software “mylo Utility.”

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Displaying the Home menu

Use the Home menu to open applications and use various features of the unit.

HOME button



Press HOME.

The Home menu appears.

Basic Home menu operations

To Operation

Move the cursor up or down. Press /.

View

Info screen Press INFO.

Playback music Press the jog lever (). Stop playback music Press the jog lever ().

Adjust the volume Press the VOL +/– buttons.

Find the beginning of the current music track

Find the beginning of previous music tracks

Find the beginning of the next music track

Find the beginning of succeeding music tracks

Go backward quickly Hold the jog lever toward Go forward quickly Hold the jog lever toward .

Flick the jog lever toward

 once.

 repeatedly.

 once.

 repeatedly.

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Viewing details of new events and viewing music information

When an event occurs, such as a new message being received or a chat invitation arriving, an event icon appears on the status bar of the display. When this happens, press INFO to view detailed information about the event. To see information about the currently playing music when viewing another application window, press

Press INFO once.

Press INFO twice.

INFO twice.

Basic Music Panel operations

To Operation

Playback music Press the center button.

Stop playback music Press the center button.

Adjust the volume Press the VOL +/– buttons or

Find the beginning of the current music track

Find the beginning of previous music tracks

Find the beginning of the next music track

Find the beginning of succeeding music tracks

Go backward quickly Go forward quickly Press and hold . (Hold the jog lever toward .)

Press . (Flick the jog lever toward

Press  repeatedly. (Flick the jog lever toward

Press . (Flick the jog lever toward

Press  repeatedly. (Flick the jog lever toward

Press and hold . (Hold the jog lever toward .)

/.

 once.)

 repeatedly.)

 once.)

 repeatedly.)

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Locking the controls (HOLD)

You can lock the unit’s controls/buttons to prevent accidental operation.



Slide the HOLD switch on the back of the unit in the direction

of the arrow (

appears on the status bar of the display.

To unlock the controls

Slide the HOLD switch in the opposite direction of the arrow (

 Hints

• The unit cannot be turned off while the HOLD feature is on. You can, however, turn on the unit while the HOLD feature is on by sliding down and holding the POWER switch.

• You can receive an Internet call and operate the unit in relation to receiving an Internet call even when the HOLD feature is activated.

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Getting Started

Setting the Connecting Method for Wireless LAN in Infrastructure Mode

If you usually use the same wireless network, you can set the unit to connect automatically to specific pre-registered wireless networks. If you often move between different wireless networks, you select a wireless network each time from a list of available wireless networks.



On the Home menu, press / to select “Tools,” and then

press the center button.



Press / to select “Settings,” and then press the center

button.



Press / to select “Network Settings,” and then press the

center button.



Press / to select “Auto Connect,” and then press the center

button.



Press / to select “ON” or “OFF,” and then press the center

button.

If you set to “ON”

When you turn on the wireless LAN, the unit tries to connect to the preregistered wireless networks until a successful connection is made. Before using, register the wireless network (

If you set to “OFF”

When you turn on the wireless LAN, the available wireless networks are listed in the Connection Dialog. Select the wireless network from the list each time.

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Registering a wireless network for “Auto Connect”

When you select “ON” in “Auto Connect,” you must register wireless network you want to automatically connect to. Usually this will be wireless network you use most often.

WIRELESS LAN switch/indicator



Slide and hold the WIRELESS LAN switch upward to turn on

the wireless LAN.

The WIRELESS LAN indicator lights up green, and the status indicator lights up blue. The

Connection Dialog appears.

Status indicator



If there is wireless network you want to register, press / to

select wireless network, and then press the center button.

The unit connects to wireless network, and

on the status bar of the display has the following meanings: Blinks blue: The unit is attempting to connect to wireless network. Lights up blue: The unit has connected to wireless network. Lights up white: The unit has been unable to connect to wireless network.

If the status indicator lights up orange, the unit turns on the wireless LAN in Ad Hoc mode. See the “To change to the infrastructure mode” (

Note

• The unit is compatible only with the IEEE 802.11b wireless LAN standard. Both

of the IEEE 802.11b and 802.11g wireless networks may be displayed, but the unit can connect only to networks capable of and configured for the 802.11b. Check with the administrator of your network for the status.



After the connection is completed, follow the instructions on

the display to register the selected wireless network.

The next time you turn on the wireless LAN in the infrastructure mode, the unit will automatically connect to this registered wireless network if available/nearby. If the wireless network you want to register is not displayed in the Connection Dialog, register the network using the Connection Manager ( page 180).

appears on the status bar.

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Note

• When a connection to a wireless hotspot is successfully performed, certain types of wireless hotspots, such as commercial service providers’ hotspots, require additional log-in processes using the unit’s Web Browser. In order to assist determining if the connected wireless hotspot requires such steps, the unit tries to access a specific Website. For the details about this test access, please see below: Access address for connection type detection: http://www.sony.com/mylo/test; the Web address contains a simple static HTML page used for the test purposes only. There is no personal or network information sent from the unit. The Web server provided by Sony will not collect any information about the unit or the user.

When wireless network requires a WEP/WPA-PSK security key

If you select wireless network that requires a WEP/WPA-PSK security key, the Wireless Network Settings screen appears. Follow the instructions on the display to complete the connection.

Item Options

Display Name Enter a name to describe the wireless network in Connection

Manager.

SSID Wireless network SSID (Service Set Identifier)

WEP/WPA Select from among “Do Not Use,” “Use WEP KEY,” or “Use

WPA-PSK.”

KEY Enter the security key of wireless network, if required. (If you

do not know the security key, contact the administrator of your network.)

IP Address When the network provides the IP address assignment

service, the unit detects the following settings automatically:

• IP address

• Subnet mask

• Gateway

• DNS server You can also set these settings manually. If you must manually enter these settings, but do not know what to enter, contact the administrator of your network.

WEB Proxy If the unit is connected to a secured private network, such as

an office network which has a firewall to the Internet, the unit may need to use Web proxy servers. If you are not sure if this setting is necessary, contact the administrator of your network. If “Use Web Proxy” is selected, you can enter the following settings. If “Use Web Proxy” is not selected (default setting), the following settings are unavailable.

• Proxy address

• Proxy port

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To add wireless network manually

Select “Add Manually” on the Connection Manager screen Wireless Network Settings screen appears. Fill in the listed items on the screen with the information about wireless network you want to register.

To change to the infrastructure mode

( page 180)

. The

1 Press and hold HOME to display the What’s Up screen. 2 Press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.

3 Press / to select “Switch Wireless LAN Mode,” and then press

the center button.

To disconnect from wireless network

Slide and hold the WIRELESS LAN switch upward. The unit disconnects from wireless network. The WIRELESS LAN indicator and Status indicator turn off, and

To check the signal strength of the network connection

The signal strength of the connected network connection is displayed on the status bar of the display. The more circles displayed around the antenna, the stronger the signal of the network connection. When the unit is not connected to wireless network, a gray antenna is displayed.

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Listing Your Friends for Ad Hoc Application — Contact List

When using Ad Hoc Application features such as Music Streaming ( page

120), you must select a user from your Ad Hoc Contact List to communicate

with. To prepare for this, add your friends to your Ad Hoc Contact List beforehand.

WIRELESS LAN switch/indicator

Status indicator



On the Home menu, press / to select “Communication,” and

then press the center button.



Press / to select “Ad Hoc Application,” and then press the

center button.

The unit automatically turns on the wireless LAN in Ad Hoc mode. The WIRELESS LAN indicator lights up green, and the status indicator lights up orange.

When the connection to wireless network in Ad Hoc mode is completed, the Ad Hoc Contact screen appears, and bar of the display. A list of nearby users who connect their unit to the wireless network in Ad Hoc mode is displayed. To register a specific user, the user’s unit and your unit must both be turned on wireless network in Ad Hoc mode at the same time.

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

Press / to select a user with a status of “unknown,” and

then press the center button.

When the connection with the selected user is completed, is displayed continuously.



Follow the instructions on the display to send a registration

request to the selected user.

If the selected user agrees to be added to your Ad Hoc Contact List, the user’s profile information is registered in your Contact List, and your profile information is registered in his or her Contact List.

Accepting a registration request from other user

When another user sends you a registration request, appears on the status bar of the display ( page 15).



Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.



Press the center button to open “Open Event.”

The confirmation dialog appears.



Press / to select “OK,” and then press the center button.

The user is registered in your Ad Hoc Contact List.

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Displaying the What’s Up Screen

The What’s Up screen has 90 boxes you can assign to friends to make connecting to them virtually effortless. If a friend has accounts on multiple communication services, you can gather them into single box, from which you can select how you want to communicate with that friend. You can also assign group of IDs of multiple contacts of a multi chat, making it easy to see the status of each of them and enabling you to easily select and start communicating with the entire group. The What’s Up screen also shows music information.



Press and hold HOME. Or, on the Home menu, press / to

select “What’s Up,” and then press the center button.

The What’s Up screen appears. If the unit is not connected to wireless network in infrastructure or Ad Hoc mode, it automatically turns on the wireless LAN in the same mode as the last time the unit connected. To change the wireless LAN mode, press OPTION, and then select “Switch Wireless LAN Mode” from the Context menu.

Note

• If you are connecting to a public wireless hotspot, you may be required to log in using the web browser once connected to the wireless network.

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To disconnect from wireless network

Slide and hold the WIRELESS LAN switch upward. The unit disconnects from wireless network. The WIRELESS LAN indicator and status indicator turn off, and

or changes to “OFF” on the status bar.

To check the signal strength of the network connection

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Creating entries on the What’s Up screen



To add a friend’s user ID for a communication service, sign in

to that communication service.

To add an Ad Hoc Application user, start with step .



Press and hold HOME. Or, on the Home menu, press / to

select “What’s Up,” and then press the center button.

The What’s Up screen appears.



On the What’s Up screen, press / to select a page, and then

press the center button.

Each screen displays 30 boxes and there are three pages, 90 boxes in total.



Press /// to select the box you want add an ID.



Press the center button.

“Add an ID” appears.



Press the center button again.

A application selection screen appears.

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

Press / to select the application in which your friend’s ID is

registered, and then press the center button.

A user selection screen appears.



Press / to select the user ID you want to add, and then

press the center button.



Press / to select “Add,” and then press the center button.

A What’s Up screen entry is created for your friend that includes the friend’s ID from the selected application.

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Editing a What’s Up screen entry

If a friend has accounts on multiple communication services, you can gather all of the friend’s connection info in a single box, from which you can select how you want to connect with that friend. You can also add multiple friends into a single box.



On the What’s Up screen, press / to select a page, and then

press the center button.



Press /// to select the box you want to edit, and then

press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Edit,” and then press the center button.

An edit screen appears.



Press / to select “Add an ID” (to add an ID) or “Picture” (to

change the picture displayed on the What’s Up screen), and then press the center button.

Follow the instructions on the display.



Press /// to select “OK,” and then press the center button

on the Edit Box Entry screen.

The entry editing process is completed.

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Copying and pasting entries on the What’s Up screen



On the What’s Up screen, press / to select a page, and then

press the center button.



Press /// to select the box you want to copy, and then

press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Copy,” and then press the center button.



Press /// to select the position where you want to paste

the box.



Press OPTION to display the Context menu.



Press / to select “Paste,” and then press the center button.

The selected box is added.

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Removing entries from the What’s Up screen



On the What’s Up screen, press / to select a page, and then

press the center button.



Press /// to select the box you want to remove, and then

press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Remove,” and then press the center

button.

The selected box is removed.

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Starting communication with a contact



On the What’s Up screen, press / to select a page, and then

press the center button.



Press /// to select the box you want to start

communication with, and then press the center button.

A list of all of the IDs registered with the selected box appears.



Press / to select the ID you want to start communicating

with, and then press the center button.

The communication application’s contact list appears. Follow the instructions on the display.

Note

• Pressing the BACK button on the communication application’s contact list screen does not return you to the What’s Up screen. To return to the What’s Up screen, press and hold the Home button, or press the Home button, select “What’s Up,” and then press the center button.

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Context Menus on What’s Up Screens

To display the Context menu from the What’s Up screen, press the OPTION button. You can select the following operations from the Context menu.

Item What’s Up

screen

Add an ID

Remove

Edit

Copy

Paste

Switch Wireless LAN Mode

Down

View Profile

Use Picture of this ID

Use Name of this ID

        

Edit Box Entry

    

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Signing in Skype

If you already have a Skype Name, go to the next section “Starting Skype” ( page 44). If not, follow the steps below to create a Skype Name before using Skype.



On the Home menu, press / to select “Communication,” and

then press the center button.



Press / to select “Skype,” and then press the center button.

The Sign In screen appears.



Press / to select “New User,” and then press the center

button.

The Create a New Skype Name screen appears.



Fill out the information form on the screen, and follow the

instructions on the display to sign in and create a new Skype Name.

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

Press / to select “Sign In,” and then press the center button.

The unit turns on the wireless LAN in infrastructure mode. The WIRELESS LAN indicator lights up green, the status indicator lights up blue, and appears on the status bar.

When the connection to wireless network is completed, press BACK to close the Connection Dialog. Then, select “Sign In,” and press the center button again. A confirmation dialog appears. Follow the instructions on the display to sign in to Skype.

Note

• If you are connecting to a public wireless hotspot, you may be required to log in using the web browser once connected to the wireless network.

To disconnect from wireless network

Slide and hold the WIRELESS LAN switch upward. The unit disconnects from wireless network. The WIRELESS LAN indicator and status indicator turn off, and

changes to “OFF” on the status bar.

To check the signal strength of the network connection

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Starting Skype

Signing in to Skype



On the Home menu, press / to select “Communication,” and

then press the center button.



Press / to select “Skype,” and then press the center button.

The Sign In screen appears.



Enter your Skype Name and password using the keyboard.

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

Press /// to select “Sign In,” and then press the center

button.

The unit turns on the wireless LAN in infrastructure mode. The WIRELESS LAN indicator lights up green, the status indicator lights up blue, and appears on the status bar.

When the connection to wireless network is completed, press BACK to close the Connection Dialog. Then, select “Sign In,” and press the center button again. If you are signing in to Skype with a Skype Name that you have not previously used with the unit, a confirmation dialog appears. Follow the instructions on the display to sign in to Skype. When the sign in is successful, the Contacts screen appears, and (online) appears on the status bar of the display.

Online icon

To sign in to Skype automatically

To have the unit automatically sign you in to Skype when it connects to wireless LAN in infrastructure mode, select both the “Auto Sign In” and “Remember Password” check boxes on the Sign In screen.

To delete all personal information regarding your Skype Name

Reset the settings of the unit to delete your personal information stored on the unit. For detailed information, see

page 174.

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Signing out of Skype

You cannot sign out of Skype even if you disconnect the unit from the wireless network. To sign out of Skype, follow the process below.



On any Skype screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Sign Out,” and then press the center

button.

After you successfully sign out of Skype, the Sign In screen appears, and

(offline) appears on the status bar of the display.

To return to the menu, press BACK.

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Switching between screens

After signing in to Skype, you can switch between the following screens to access various features.

Contacts screen

After signing in to Skype, the Contacts screen appears. All of your contacts ( page 55) are displayed. When a contact is highlighted, his or her comment is displayed. The meaning of the status icons are described in the table below.

Contact Status

Icon Status

(Online) (Offline)

(Skype Me)

(Away)

(Not Available)

(Do not

disturb)

(Call

forwarding)

(Not

Accepted Yet)

(SkypeOut)

The default status when the contact has signed in to Skype. The contact is not currently signed in to Skype, or has chosen to

appear invisible or offline. The contact is letting everyone know that he or she is available

and interested to Skype with them. This includes people whom he or she does not know or have not accepted.

If the contact is signed in to Skype, but has not used his or her unit for a while.

If the contact is signed in to Skype, but has not used his or her unit for an extended period of time.

Use this status to indicate that the contact is busy.

The contact can redirect incoming Skype calls to another Skype Name, mobile or landline number.

The contact has not accepted you yet ( page 56).

This icon means SkypeOut (calls to regular telephones) contact.

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Chats screen

The Chats screen appears when you select “Chats” on the Contacts screen by pressing / and then pressing the center button. To go back to the Contacts screen, press BACK. The Chats screen displays any ongoing chats you have. Each ongoing chat session has its own Chat screen. The meanings of the chat icons are described in the table below.

Icon Meaning

Ongoing chats Bookmarked chats Recent chats

Events screen

The Events screen appears when you select “Events” on the Contacts screen by pressing / and then pressing the center button. To go back to the Contacts screen, press BACK. The Events screen displays a history of calls made and received, calls missed, voicemails received, requests to exchange contact details, file transfer requests, and so on. The meanings of the event icons are described in the following table.

Event icon New event icon

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Icon Meaning

Missed call Outgoing call Incoming call Sent file Received file Played voicemail New voicemail Request to exchange contact details File transfer request

Dial screen

The Dial screen appears when you select “Dial” on the Contacts screen by pressing / and then pressing the center button. To go back to the Contacts screen, press BACK. On the Dial screen, you can directly enter a Skype Name or Skype/SkypeOut phone number to make a Skype call. The Call screen is displayed when you initiate or receive a Skype call. The Skype Name of the person you are calling is displayed as the title of the Call screen when you are initiate a call.

Dial screen

Call screen (Initiating a call)

Contact whom you are calling

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Tools screen

The Tools screen appears when you select “Tools” on the Contacts screen by pressing / and then pressing the center button. To go back to the Contacts screen, press BACK. The Tools screen displays and enables you to change the settings (

page 74).



Checking the status bar

When you successfully sign in to Skype, (online) appears on the status bar of the display. When an event occurs, following event icons. To display detailed information about the event when viewing another application window, press INFO, and navigate to the communication panel to view additional information about the event. After you successfully sign out of Skype,

(online) changes to one of the

(offline) appears.

Event icon

Icon Meaning

Outgoing call or Incoming call

New incoming chat, or when both any events and new chat are received

Missed call, Requests to exchange contact details, File transfer request, or Voicemail received

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Using the My Status Screen

Selecting your status



On any Skype screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “My Status,” and then press the center

button.

The My Status screen appears.



Press / to select “Status,” and then press the center button.

The list of status options appears.



Press / to select an option, and then press the center

button.



Press / to select “Save,” and then press the center button.

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About My status

The following status options are available.

Icon Status

(Online)

(Skype Me)

(Away)

(Not Available)

(Do not

disturb)

(Invisible)

The default status when you have signed in to Skype.

You are letting everyone know that you are available and interested to Skype with them. This includes people whom you do not know or have not accepted.

If you are signed in to Skype, but have not used your unit for a while.

If you are signed in to Skype, but have not used your unit for an extended period of time.

Use this status to indicate that you are busy.

When using this status you can use Skype as if you were online, but others will see you as offline.

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Entering comments

You can enter short comments, such as description of yourself or a message to your friends, into your profile to be viewed by other users.



On any Skype screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “My Status,” and then press the center

button.

The My Status screen appears.



Press / to select “Mood Message,” and then press the

center button.

A Mood Message box is selected.



Enter messages using the keyboard, and then press the center

button.



Press / to select “Save,” and then press the center button.

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Editing your proﬁle

You can edit your profile to indicate details about yourself, such as your gender, birthday, or country.



On any Skype screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “My Status,” and then press the center

button.

The My Status screen appears.



Press / to select “Edit Full Proﬁle,” and then press the

center button.

A profile editing screen appears.



Press / to select an item you want to edit, and then press

the center button.



Press / to select “Save,” and then press the center button.

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–

Skype

Adding a User to Your Contacts

For many Skype features, such as making a call or starting a chat, your friends must be added in your Contacts.

Adding a new contact

A Skype Name with more than 300 contacts on its contact list cannot be used with the unit. If your Skype Name has more than 300 contacts on its contact list, use a Skype Name that has fewer than 300 contacts, or register a new Skype Name for use with your Personal Communicator.



On the Contacts screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Add a Contact,” and then press the center

button.

The Add a Contact screen appears.



Use the keyboard to enter the user’s Skype Name, full name,

e-mail address, or SkypeOut phone number.

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

Press / to select “OK,” and then press the center button.

The unit begins searching the Skype system for the Skype Name, full name, or e-mail address that you entered in step  and then displays the results of the search. If you entered a SkypeOut phone number in step the name input screen appears.



Press /// to select “Add,” and then press the center

button.

A request to exchange contact details is sent to the selected user. If the user agrees to be added to your Contact List, his or her personal details is registered in your Skype Contact List.

–

Skype

…Adding a User



Resending a request to exchange contact details to a contact

If a user to whom you have sent a request to exchange contact details has not yet agreed to be added to your Contacts, the user is shown with Accepted Yet). To send the registration request again, follow the steps below.



On the Contacts screen, press / to select the contact with

(Not Accepted Yet), and then press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.

(Not

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

Press / to select “Exchange Contact Details,” and then

press the center button.

The request to exchange contact details screen appears.



Enter messages to be sent to the selected contact using the

keyboard.



Press /// to select “OK,” and then press the center

button.

A request to exchange contact details is sent to the selected contact. If the user agrees to your request, his or her personal details is registered in your Contacts.

–

Skype

…Adding a User

Accepting a request to exchange contact details from other users

When another user sends you a request to exchange contact details, appears on the status bar of the display ( page 50).



Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.



Press / to select the new request to exchange contact

details event, and then press the center button.

The user request screen appears.



Press  to select “Add,” and then press the center button.

The user is added in your Contact List. If you select “Ignore,” the request to exchange contact details is ignored. If you select “Block,” the user is added in your Blocked Users list. When you ignore or block the request, the user is not added to your Contacts, and you are listed in the other user’s contact list as a contact whose details have not been exchanged.

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Skype

…Adding a User

To unblock a user

To be able to contact a user on your Blocked Users list, use the “Manage Blocked Users” feature to remove the user from the list (

page 75).



Editing your Contacts

You can edit your Contacts using the Context menu.



On the Contacts screen, press / to select the contact you

want to edit, and then press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select the desired function, and then press the

center button (

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Making and Receiving a Call

First, sign in to Skype using your Skype Name. To talk on a Skype call, you can use either the speaker and microphone on the front of the unit or the supplied headset connected to the unit.

Speaker Microphone

To connect the supplied headset

When you use the headset, press the Remote Call Control button to receive a call.

One touch answer remote controller (supplied)

Remote Call Control button

Microphone

 (headset) jack

To adjust the volume

Press the VOL +/– buttons during a call.

Headphones (supplied)

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Calling a Skype user



On the Contacts screen or the Events screen, press / to

select the contact you want to call, and then press the center button.

A list of options appears.

On the Contacts screen



Press / to select “Call,” and then press the center button.

A call to the selected user is started, and the Call screen appears.

To call to a user by entering the contact’s Skype Name

On the Dial screen, use the keyboard to enter the Skype Name of the user you want to call, and then press the center button.

 Hint

• On the Chats screens, you can call Skype users by selecting “Call” from the Context menu.

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Calling a regular phone number (SkypeOut)

To call a non-Skype number, you must have signed up for the SkypeOut feature and have purchased Skype Credit. For information about SkypeOut and about purchasing Skype Credit, visit <http://www.skype.com>.



On the Contacts screen, press / to select “Dial,” and then

press the center button.

The Dial screen appears.



Use the keyboard to enter the number you want to call, and

then press the center button.

A call to the entered phone number is started, and the Call screen appears.

To call a contact from the Contacts screen or the Events screen

1 On the Contacts screen or the Events screen, press / to select

the user you want to call, and then press the center button.

A list of options appears.

2 Press / to select “Call,” and then press the center button.

A call to the selected contact is started, and the Call screen appears.

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Receiving a call

When an incoming call is received, the unit rings, the status indicator flashes, and the calling window appears.



Press / to select “Answer,” and then press the center

button.



Using the speaker and microphone on the front of the unit or

the headset, begin your conversation.

The Call screen appears.

To ignore a call

Select “Silence” in the calling window. The window disappears, and the unit stops ringing, but the incoming call continues.

To reject a call

Select “Reject” in the calling window. The window disappears, the unit stops ringing, and the incoming call is disconnected.

To put a call on hold

Select “Hold” on the Call screen. The call is placed on hold, and the unit reminds you that a call is hold. To return to the call, select “Resume.”

To enter the muting function

Select “Mic Off” on the Call screen. The microphone is turned off. You can hear the caller, but the caller cannot hear you.

To answer a call while using the supplied headset

Press the Remote Call Control button.

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 Hints

• If you receive a call while an audio file, a video file, or a photo slide show is playing, playback pauses until the call ends. After the call ends, playback of audio files and photo slide shows resumes from the point where playback stopped. To resume playback of a video file from the point where playback stopped, press the center button.

• The calling window appears whenever there is an incoming call, allowing you to answer even if you are using another application.

• To receive a call from a non-Skype number, you must have signed up for the SkypeIn feature and have received a SkypeIn phone number. For information about SkypeIn and SkypeIn phone numbers, visit <http://www.skype.com>.

• You can adjust the volume of the ring alert and of the other party’s voice on the Tools screen.

• You can adjust the volume of the other party’s voice during Internet calls by using VOL+/-.

Note

• While you are engaged in a call, you cannot receive calls from other contacts.

Ending a call



On the Call screen, press / to select “Hang up,” and press

the center button.

The call is disconnected.

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Starting a Chat

Starting a new chat



On the Contacts screen, press / to select the contact you

want to chat with, and then press the center button.

A list of options appears.



Press / to select “Chat,” and then press the center button.

A chat screen appears, and you can begin your conversation with the selected contact.

Basic operations on the chat screen

To Operation

Scroll Press Fn + /.

Move the cursor up or down Press

Create a new line Press Fn + Enter.

Send a message Press Enter.

///

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To insert emoticons in chat messages

Press the /// keys on the keyboard or the 4-way button (///) to move the cursor to the position where you want to insert the emoticons, and select “Insert Emoticon” from the Context menu. Select an emoticon from the emoticon list. The selected emoticon is inserted to the right of the cursor.

Answering a new chat

When another contact sends a new message, appears on the status bar of the display ( page 50).



Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.



Press / to select the new chat event, and then press the

center button.

The chat screen appears, displaying the new message.

To start a new chat from the Events screen

1 On the Skype Contacts screen, press / to select “Events,” and

then press the center button.

2 Press / to select the user you want to chat with, and then press

the center button.

A list of options appears.

3 Press / to select “Chat,” and then press the center button.

A chat screen appears, and you can begin typing a message to the selected user.

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Returning to ongoing chat



On the Contacts screen, press / to select “Chats,” and then

press the center button.

The Chats screen appears. The users with whom you have ongoing chats are listed.



Press / to select “Chat,” and then press the center button.

The chat screen appears, and you can type a message to the selected user.

Ending a chat



On the chat screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Close Chat,” and then press the center button.

The chat ends, and the chat screen disappears. The chat appears on the Chats screen with (Recent chats).

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Chatting with multiple contacts (Multi Chat)

You can add additional contacts to an ongoing chat.



While viewing the screen of the chat to which you want to add

additional contacts, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Add User to This Chat,” and then press

the center button.

The contact list appears.



Press / to select the contact you want to add to the chat,

and then press the center button.

The contact’s check box is selected.



Press / to select “OK,” and then press the center button.

The selected contact joins the chat and can exchange messages with the contacts already in the chat.

To bookmark a multi chat

You can bookmark and save a multi chat for future access.

1 On the chat screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.

2 Press / to select “Bookmark This Chat,” and then press the

center button.

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To close a multi chat

Press OPTION to display the Context menu, and then select “Close Chat.” Closed Multi chats are listed in Recent chats.

 Hints

• You can reenter a closed multi chat by selecting it in Recent chats.

• Up to 50 users (including yourself) can participate in a single Multi chat.

• Photos of the first four chat contacts appear on the display.

To leave a multi chat

When you leave a chat, you can no longer receive messages from the chat. Others in the chat will see that you have left, and your Name is removed from the chat. To reenter the multi chat you left, you must be invited.

1 On the chat screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.

Press / to select “Leave Chat,” and then press the center button.

You leave the chat, and the chat screen disappears.

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Transferring Files (File Transfer)

Sending a ﬁle

You can send a file stored in the unit to other Skype contacts.

Note

• It may be prohibited to transfer content, without the copyright holders permission under applicable copyright law.



On the Contacts screen or the Events screen, press / to

select the user you want to send a ﬁle to, and then press the center button.

A list of options appears.

On the Contacts screen



Press / to select “Send File,” and then press the center

button.

The list of files stored in the unit appears.

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

Select a ﬁle to send, and then press the center button.

The file transfer process starts.

To stop a ﬁle transfer

Select “Cancel” during the file transfer.

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Receiving a ﬁle

When your contact attempts to send a file to you, a message appears, asking whether you want to receive the file.



Press / to select “OK,” and then press the center button.

The file transfer process starts. The transferred file is stored in “Drop Box” ( page 188). If a file with the same name already exists in “Drop Box,” a message appears. Follow the instructions on the display to rename the file.

When another application window is displayed

When your contact attempts to send a file to you, appears on the status bar of the display ( page 50).

1 Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.

2 Press / to select the new file transfer event, and then press the

center button.

The file transfer starts.

To reject a ﬁle

Select “Cancel” when the file transfer permission dialog appears. The sender receives a message informing them that the file transfer request has been rejected, and the file transfer is cancelled.

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Playing a Voicemail

To play a voicemail, you must have purchased Skype Credit. For information about purchasing Skype Credit, visit <http://www.skype.com>. When you receive a voicemail, the voicemail event is listed with the new voicemail icon on the Events screen.



On the Contacts screen, press / to select “Events,” and then

press the center button.

The Events screen appears.



Press / to select the contact who left the voicemail, and

then press the center button.

A list of options appears.



Press / to select “Play,” and then press the center button.

The Voicemail screen appears, and the voicemail starts playing.

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When another application window is displayed

When another contact sends a voicemail to you, appears on the status bar of the display ( page 50).

1 Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.

2 Press / to select the new voicemail event, and then press the

center button.

The voicemail starts playing.

Sending a voicemail

You can send a voicemail to other Skype contacts who have a Voicemail subscription.



On the Contacts screen or the Events screen, press / to

select the contact you want to send a voicemail, and then press the center button.

A list of options appears.

On the Contacts screen



Press / to select “Send Voicemail,” and then press the

center button.

The Voicemail screen appears. Follow the instructions on the display to leave a message.



Press / to select “Hang Up,” and then press the center

button.

The Contacts screen appears.

To stop the sending a voicemail

Select “Cancel” during sending.

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Adjusting Settings (Tools)



On the Contacts screen, press / to select “Tools,” and then

press the center button.

The Tools screen appears.



Press / to select an item, and then press the center button.

The options or settings display for the selected item appears.

Example: “General” settings

Items on the Tools screen

On the Tools screen, you can adjust the following settings and perform the following operations.

Item Setting or operation

Settings

- General

• Ringtone: Selects the ring tone sound: OFF/Bubbly/Old Phone/

Bounce/Boing/Sing-a-Long. The default setting is “Sing-aLong.”

• Ringtone Volume: Adjusts the ringtone volume between 0

(silent) and 5 (loudest). The default setting is 3.

• Call Volume: Adjusts the volume of caller’s voice between 0

(silent) and 5 (loudest). The default setting is 3.

• Sound Alert: If set to “ON” (default setting), alert sounds when

new event comes in.

• Show Music Info: If set to “ON,” the name of the track you are

listening to is displayed to your contacts. The default setting is “OFF.”

• Emoticons: When set to “Show” (default setting), emoticons

entered during chats appear on your screen as graphic images.

• Show Time Stamp: If set to “ON” (default setting), a time stamp

is attached to each conversation entry.

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Item Setting or operation

Settings

- Privacy

Settings

- Connection

Account • Skype Credit: Shows information about your currently available

• Allow Calls: Selects users who are allowed to call you. The

options are “Anyone” (default setting), “Contacts Only,” and “Accepted Only.”

• Allow Chats: Selects users who are allowed to start a chat with

you. The options are “Anyone” (default setting), “Contacts Only,” and “Accepted Only.”

• Chat History: If set to “ON” (default setting), the text contents of

chats are saved in the unit.

• Clear Chat History: Deletes all saved chats.

• Show My Picture: Selects users who can view your picture. The

options are “Anyone” (default setting) and “Contacts Only.”

• Port: Sets the network port number used by Skype.

Skype credit.

• Voicemail: Shows information about your SkypeIn voicemails (“Active” or “Not Active”).

• SkypeIn: Shows information about SkypeIn (“Active” or “Not Active”).

• Manage Account: Displays the My Account Page.

• Change Password: Changes your password to sign in to Skype.

Manage Blocked Users

About Skype Displays the version number of the Skype application.

Enables you to unblock a user from the Blocked Users list by selecting the user’s check box, and then selecting “Unblock.” Users on the Blocked Users list cannot call you, start a chat with you, send you files, or leave you voicemails.

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Context Menus in Skype

Context menus appear when you press the OPTION button, enabling you to perform various operations. What options appear on a Context menu depends upon what screen you are currently viewing, as described in the tables on pages 76 to 79.

Item Sign In Contacts Events Dial



Password Reminder

Chat

Call

Send File ( page 69)

View Profile

Delete

View

Chat History

Block This User*

Exchange Contact Details ( page 56)

Rename

Remove from Contacts

Add to Contacts

Clear All Events

Cut ( page 79)

Copy (

page 79)





  

 

   

 



 

Paste (

Add a Contact ( page 55)

My Status ( page 51)

Sign Out ( page 46)

* If you select this item, the selected user is added in your Blocked Users list and

disappears in the Contacts and Events. To be able to contact a user on your Blocked Users list, use the “Manage Blocked Users” feature to remove the user from the list ( page 75).

page 79)



       

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Item Chats Recent

Chats

Insert Emoticons ( page 65)

Chat

Call

Send Voicemail ( page 73)

        

  

Send File ( page 69)

View Profile

Delete

    



Add User to This Chat

Set Chat Topic

View

Chat History



Bookmark This Chat

  

Remove Bookmark

Bookmark This Chat/Remove Bookmark ( page 67)

Exchange Contact Details

  

( page 56) Close Chat

( page 66, 68) Leave Chat

( page 68)

  

 

My Status ( page 51)

    

Bookmark

Chats



Single Chat Multi Chat

 

Help

 

Sign Out ( page 46)

* If you select this item, the selected user is added in your Blocked Users list and

disappears in the Contacts and Events. To be able to contact a user on your Blocked Users list, use the “Manage Blocked Users” feature to remove the user from the list ( page 75).

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Item Tools Chat

History

Cut ( page 79)

Copy (

Paste (

page 79)



page 79)



My Status ( page 51)

   

Sign Out ( page 46)

   

View

Profile

Exchange

Contact

Details

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Item Add a

Contact

Cut (

Copy (

Paste ( My Status

( page 51) Sign Out

( page 46)

below)



 

below)

                 

   

Edit Full

Profile

Connection

(Proxy

Setting)

Input Dial My Status

To cut characters

Press the Shift and /// keys on the keyboard to select the characters you want to cut, and select “Cut” from the Context menu. The selected characters are saved in the clipboard.

To copy characters

Press the Shift and /// keys on the keyboard to select the characters you want to copy, and select “Copy” from the Context menu. The selected characters are saved in the clipboard.

To paste characters

Press the /// keys on the keyboard to move the cursor to the position where you want to paste, and select “Paste” from the Context menu. The characters saved in the clipboard are pasted.

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— Google Talk

Starting Google Talk

Signing in to Google Talk

Register for a Gmail account before using Google Talk. If you have not yet signed up for Google Talk, visit <http://www.sony.com/mylo/partners> to get a Gmail account. If you already have a Gmail account, you can use your existing account with your unit.



On the Home menu, press / to select “Communication,” and

then press the center button.



Press / to select “Google Talk,” and then press the center

button.

The Sign In screen appears.



Enter your username (Gmail account) and password using the

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

Press / to select “Sign In,” and then press the center button.

The unit turns on the wireless LAN in infrastructure mode. The WIRELESS LAN indicator lights up green, the status indicator lights up blue, and appears on the status bar.

When the connection to wireless network is completed, press BACK to close the Connection Dialog. Then, select “Sign In,” and press the center button again. When the sign in is successful, the Contacts screen appears, and (online) appears on the status bar of the display.

Online icon

Note

• If you are connecting to a public wireless hotspot, you may be required to log in using the web browser once connected to the wireless network.

To sign in to Google Talk automatically

To have the unit automatically sign you in to Google Talk when it connects to wireless LAN in infrastructure mode, select both the “Auto Sign In” and “Remember Password” check boxes on the Sign In screen.

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To delete all personal information regarding your Gmail account

Reset the settings of the unit to delete your personal information stored on the unit. For detailed information, see

page 174.



To disconnect from wireless network

Slide and hold the WIRELESS LAN switch upward. The unit disconnects from wireless network. The WIRELESS LAN indicator and status indicator turn off, and from wireless network, you are automatically signed out of Google Talk.

changes to “OFF” on the status bar. When the unit disconnects

To check the signal strength of the network connection

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Signing out of Google Talk



On any Google Talk screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Sign Out,” and then press the center

button.

After you successfully sign out of Google Talk, the Sign In screen appears, and (offline) appears on the status bar of the display. To return to the Communication menu, press BACK.

Ofﬂine icon

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Switching between screens

After signing in to Google Talk, you can switch between the following screens to access various features.

Contacts screen

After signing in to Google Talk, the Contacts screen appears. All of your contacts ( page 90) are displayed. When a The meaning of the status icons are described in the table below.

contact

Contact Status

is highlighted, his or her comment is displayed.

Icon Meaning

(Online)

(Idle) (Busy) (Offline)

– (Invited)

Your contact is online. Your contact is idle. Your contact is busy. Your contact is offline. The contact has not yet accepted your invitation.

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Chats screen

Icon Meaning

Unread message Ongoing chat

Events screen

Gmail

When you select “Gmail Inbox” on the Contacts screen by pressing / and then pressing the center button, the unit opens to Web Browser.

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Tools screen

page 95).



Checking the status bar

When you successfully sign in to Google Talk, (online) appears on the status bar of the display. When an event occurs, the following event icons. To display detailed information about the event when viewing another application window, press INFO, and navigate to the communication panel to view additional information about the event. After you successfully sign out of Google Talk,

(online) changes to one of

(offline) appears.

Event icon

Icon Meaning

New invitation New incoming chat

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Using the My Status Screen

Selecting your status



On any Google Talk screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “My Status,” and then press the center

button.

The My Status screen appears.



Press / to select “Status,” and then press the center button.

The list of status options appears.



Press / to select an option, and then press the center

button.



Press / to select “Save,” and then press the center button.

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About My status

The following status options are available.

Icon Meaning

(Online)

(Busy)

You appear online to your contacts. You appear busy to your contacts.

Entering comments

You can enter short comments, such as description of yourself or a message to your friends, into your profile to be viewed by other users.



On any Google Talk screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “My Status,” and then press the center

button.

The My Status screen appears.



Press / to select “Custom Message,” and then press the

center button.

A Custom Message box is selected.



Enter messages using the keyboard, and then press the center

button.



Press / to select “Save,” and then press the center button.

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Changing my picture



On any Google Talk screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “My Status,” and then press the center

button.

The My Status screen appears.



Press / to select “Change Picture,” and then press the

center button.

My Picture screen appears.



Press /// to select the picture you want to use, and then

press the center button.

The picture is changed.

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Adding a User to Your Contacts

For many Google Talk features, such as starting a chat, your friends must be added in your Google Talk Contacts.



On the Contacts screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “Add Friend,” and then press the center

button.

The Gmail account entry screen appears.



Use the keyboard to enter the user’s Gmail account.

The confirmation dialog appears.



Press / to select “Finish,” and then press the center button.

An invitation is sent to the selected user, and the user’s name is listed on the contacts list. If the user accepts your invitation, the contact’s status icon appears ( page 84).

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To invite again

1 On the Contacts screen, press / to select the contact

(unregistered contacts have a status of “Invited”), and then press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.

2 Press / to select “Invite Again,” and then press the center

button.

An invitation is sent to the selected contact, and the user’s name is listed on the contacts list. If the user accepts your invitation, the contact’s status icon appears ( page 84).

Accepting an invitation from other user

When another user invites you, (new invitation) appears on the status bar of the display ( page 86).



Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.



Press / to select the new invitation, and then press the

center button.

The confirmation screen appears.



Press / to select “YES,” and then press the center button.

The user is added to your contacts list.

Editing your Contacts

You can edit your Contacts using the Context menu.



On the Contacts screen, press / to select the contact you

want to edit, and then press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select the desired function, and then press the

center button (

 page 96).

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Starting a Chat

Starting a new chat



On the Contacts screen, press / to select the contact you

want to chat with, and then press the center button.



Press the center button.

A chat screen appears, and you can begin your chat.

Basic operations on the chat screen

To Operation

Scroll Press Fn + /.

Move the cursor up or down Press

Create a new line Press Fn + Enter.

Send a message Press Enter.

///

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Answering a new chat

When another user sends a new message, (new incoming chat) appears on the status bar of the display ( page 86).



Press INFO.

The communication panel appears.



Press / to select the new incoming chat, and then press the

center button.

The chat screen appears, displaying the new message.

Returning to ongoing chat



On the Contacts screen, press / to select “Chats,” and then

press the center button.

The Chats screen appears. The contacts with whom you have ongoing chats are listed.



Press / to select the contact you want to chat with, and then

press the center button.

The chat screen appears, and you can type a message.

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Ending a chat



On the chat screen, press OPTION.

The Context menu appears.



Press / to select “End Chat,” and then press the center button.

The chat ends, and the chat screen disappears.

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Adjusting Settings (Tools)



On the Contacts screen, press / to select “Tools,” and then

press the center button.

The Tools screen appears.



Press / to select an item, and then press the center button.

The options appear.

Example: “General” settings

Items on the Tools screen

On the Google Talk Tools screen, you can adjust the following settings and perform the following operations.

Item Setting or operation

General

• Sound Alert: If set to “ON” (default setting), alert sounds when

new event comes in.

• Show Music Info: If set to “ON,” the name of the track you are listening to is displayed to your contacts. The default setting is “OFF.”

• Show Time Stamp: If set to “ON” (default setting), a time stamp is attached to each conversation entry.

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Context Menus in Google Talk

Item Contacts Events Chats Ongoing Chat

View Profile

Rename

Remove

Invite Again ( page 91)

End Chat ( page 94)

Add Friend ( page 90)

My Status ( page 87)

Help

Sign Out ( page 83)

    



 



   

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Item Tools View Profile Add Friend My Status

Google Talk

…Context Menus

Cut (

Copy (

Paste ( My Status

( page 87) Sign Out

( page 83)

below)



 

below)

     

  

   

To cut characters

Press the Shift and /// keys on the keyboard to select the characters you want to cut, and select “Cut” from the Context menu. The selected characters are saved in the clipboard.

To copy characters

Press the Shift and /// keys on the keyboard to select the characters you want to copy, and select “Copy” from the Context menu. The selected characters are saved in the clipboard.

To paste characters

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— Yahoo! Messenger

Starting Yahoo! Messenger

Signing in to Yahoo! Messenger

Register for a Yahoo! ID before using Yahoo! Messenger If you have not yet signed up for Yahoo! Messenger, visit <http://www.sony.com/mylo/partners> to get a Yahoo! ID. If you already have a Yahoo! ID, you can use your existing ID with your unit.

Yahoo!, Y! and the Yahoo! and Y! logos are the trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Yahoo! Inc.



On the Home menu, press / to select “Communication,” and

then press the center button.



Press / to select “Yahoo! Messenger,” and then press the

center button.

The Sign In screen appears.



Enter your Yahoo! ID and password using the keyboard.

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

Press /// to select “Sign In,” and then press the center

…Starting Yahoo!

button.

The unit turns on the wireless LAN in infrastructure mode. The WIRELESS LAN indicator lights up green, the status indicator lights up blue, and appears on the status bar.

When the connection to wireless network is completed, press BACK to close the Connection Dialog. Then, select “Sign In,” and press the center button again. If you are signing in to Yahoo! Messenger with a Yahoo! ID that you have not previously used with the unit, Terms of Service screen appears. Follow the instructions on the display to sign in to Yahoo! Messenger. When the sign in is successful, the Contacts screen appears, and (online) appears on the status bar of the display.

Online icon

Note

• If you are connecting to a public wireless hotspot, you may be required to log in using the web browser once connected to the wireless network.

To sign in to Yahoo! Messenger automatically

To have the unit automatically sign you in to Yahoo! Messenger when it connects to wireless LAN in infrastructure mode, select the “Auto Sign In” check box on the Sign In screen.

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…Starting Yahoo!

To delete all personal information regarding your Yahoo! ID

Reset the settings of the unit to delete your personal information stored on the unit. For detailed information, see

page 174.



To disconnect from wireless network

changes to “OFF” on the status bar. When the unit disconnects

To check the signal strength of the network connection

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