Sony ericsson P910I connectivity guide

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P910i Connectivity Guide
P910i Connectivity Guide
Version 1.1, 8 Sep 2004
PC e-mails, contacts, tasks & jotter.
There are 3 ways to make a local synchronization.
Via Sync Station (DSS-25) Via Bluetooth wireless technology Via infrared
1) Installing PC Suite (compulsory for all ways of synchronization)
Insert PC Suite CD-ROM into CD
drive.
Select preferred language and
proceed on to the Sony Ericsson PC Suite setup.
The InstallShield Wizard will guide
you through the rest of the installation.
2) Synchronization via Sync Station (DSS-25)
2.1 Installing Driver for Sync Station (DSS-25)
Connect Sync Station (DSS-25) to
the PC through the USB port with the PC Suite CD-ROM in the CD drive.
PC will notify of a new hardware
found.
Follow the instructions of “Found
New Hardware Wizard” and install the driver found in the Sony Ericsson PC Suite CD-ROM.
A P910i icon will be created on the
PC’s desktop upon successful installation of driver.
If the drivers for the USB Sync Station has not been installed even after following the steps above,
I. Insert the PC Suite CD provided.
II. Right-click My Computer, click
Properties, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager
III. Double-click the type of device you
want to update or change. (typically Ports (COM & LPT) or Other Devices)
IV. Right-click the specific device driver
you want to update or change.
(Typically SEMC DSS-20 Sync Station or Unknown Device)
Click Update Driver to open the
V.
Hardware Update Wizard. Follow the wizard instructions.
2.2 Connecting P910i to PC via Sync Station (DSS-25)
Power on the P910i and plug it into
the Sync Station. Make sure it is on PC connect status. [Control panel > cable > PC Connect selected]
Double click on the P910i icon
created on the PC’s desktop.
The “Phone Connection Wizard” will
guide through to identify your new P910i.
When prompted, give your P910i a
name you can identify with.
Backup of P910i can be done now. Check the options in which you like
to synchronize between your P910i and your default mail client (e.g.: Microsoft Outlook).
* To specify a default e-mail client, go to [Start > Options > Programs >
mail client at the “e-mail” field.
Settings > Control Panel > Internet
Select preferred e-
Start synchronizing by clicking on
the “Synchronize” option at the Programs menu bar. [Start > Programs > Sony Ericsson > P910i > Synchronize]
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3) Synchronization via Bluetooth wireless technology
You would need a Bluetooth device to be installed on your PC into order for your P910i to communicate with your PC via Bluetooth. Please refer to your Bluetooth device manual for installation on your PC. The P910i can then paired with this device via Bluetooth wireless communication link.
3.1 Configuring Bluetooth Serial Port
The Bluetooth Serial Port service
allows a remote Bluetooth device to establish a wireless serial connection with the computer. The wireless serial connection may be used by the PC applications as though a physical serial cable is connected to the devices.
For synchronization via Bluetooth,
two COM Ports will be used. One from the Bluetooth Local Services, the other from the Bluetooth Client Application.
Activate and pair-up the Bluetooth
connectivity of the P910i and PC.
From the Bluetooth icon
system tray, right click it and select “Setup”, then “Configuration”, then click the “Local Services” tab. If you do not have the setup option, choose the “Advanced Configuration” and then click “Local Services” tab.
in the
Under the column “Service Name”,
you will see “Bluetooth Serial Port” listed. This will have a COM Port assigned to it. Note the COM Port number the Bluetooth Serial Port is using. For example COM4.
Under the Client Applications tab,
checked Bluetooth Serial Port COM number exists. E.g. COM13.
3.2 Setting up the “Phone Connection
Link”,
Make sure
icon is present.
Next, right-click the Sony Ericsson
PC Suite tray icon “Properties”.
Tick the COM Port found in step 3.1.
E.g.: COM4. Then click “Close”.
This will link up the Phone link
connection with the Bluetooth Serial Port COM under Local Services tab as mentioned in 3.1.
3.3 Connecting in
From “My Bluetooth Places”, find the
P910i’s Bluetooth device and right click on the “P910i Bluetooth Serial Port” icon to connect. Check to see that the COM Port number associated with this connection is the same as the COM Port number under the Client Applications tab mentioned at the end of 3.1. E.g.: COM13.
If the PC prompts you for the
Bluetooth Pin Code, type in any 4 digits. Your P910i will then prompts you to enter the Pin Code again. Type in the same number you have type in your PC previously.
PC will show a dialogue box that the
P910i is connecting. P910i will show Connection Request: “PC is trying to connect in order to transfer an entry”. Select “Accept”.
PC will show Bluetooth authorization
Requested. Click OK to allow access to services on computer.
and select
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PC will show Bluetooth Service
Authorization, Click OK. PC notification will show “Bluetooth device is attempting to establish a serial connection with this computer”.
PC will show “Bluetooth connection
successful”, “Bluetooth Serial Port COM0 is now configured to connect to the device P910i”.
You will then receive an error
notification “My Bluetooth Serial Port Connection failed: the remote device closed the connection”. This is normal. Click OK.
Next you will see the “Phone
Connection Link” icon change from
to as the P910i connects back to the PC. This indicates that the P910i is linked to the PC and is ready for Synchronization.
Open the Sony Ericsson PC Suite
Software and start using the application. [Start > Programs > Sony Ericsson > P910i > Synchronize]
4) Synchronization Via Infrared
4.1 Settings for P910i infrared
First, make sure that the P910i
infrared setting is set to “PC Connect” status and activate it by turning it on.
You can do this by [Control Panel >
Connections tab > Infrared > select “PC Connect” & “On”]
4.2 Infrared Connection Link
Right click on the “Phone Connection
Link” icon and click “Properties”.
The “Link Properties” window appear
and uncheck all options except for the Infrared Connection port. At this moment keep in mind to have the P910i near the infrared of the PC for optimum connectivity.
Upon successfully configured the
linking, you will notice that the status for the infrared connection turns “Connected” in the “Link Properties” window.
Start synchronizing by going to
[Start > Programs > Sony Ericsson > P910i > Synchronize]
on your system tray
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II. Connecting through wireless
modem
P910i contains a complete GSM/GPRS modem, so it can be use to connect the PC to the Internet or corporate intranet. P910i appears to the laptop like a normal modem. The connection over the air can be by any of the bearers that your P910i supports:
There are 3 ways to connect the P910i modem to the PC:
GPRS HSCSD (High-speed Circuit Switched
Data)
CSD (Circuit Switched Data)
Via Bluetooth (The PC will need to
have the BT device)
Via infrared
with P910i as a
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Via Sync Station (DSS-25)
Before activating the modem function, COM Ports used for synchronization with PC under
the Phone Link Connection icon be released to free these ports for modem connections.
* Right click COM Ports
If infrared modem is used, on P910i,
Control Panel > Infrared status: Set Infrared status to Modem.
If Sync Station (DSS-25) is used, on
P910i, Control Panel > Cable: Set Cable status to Modem.
1) Installing the modem driver on PC
On PC, go to Control Panel > Phone
and modem option > modems.
Check to see that the P910i Modems
are installed. The drivers are:
, > Properties > Uncheck the
, should
I. Sony Ericsson P910i Series
Bluetooth ™ Modem
II. Sony Ericsson P910i Series IR
Modem
III. Sony Ericsson P910i Series Serial
Modem.
Select the Modems > Properties >
Diagnostics > Query Modem; to make sure that the modem is functioning and the COM port assignment is correct. If modem is working, it will be indicated as SUCCESSFUL.
If drivers are not present on PC, go
to Control Panel > Phone and Modem Options > Add. This is to add the P910i modem drivers. Follow the hardware Wizard to Install New Modem.
If the drivers are not present in the
Manufacturer section under Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, place the Sony Ericsson PC Suite CD and search for the drivers there.
After installation, verified under
diagnostics that the modem is working.
2) Dial-up connection
You can use the Dial-up Networking
Wizard provided by the Sony Ericsson Communication Suite.
Ensure that the P910i modem is
installed and recognized by the PC, tested to be working.
Set P910i to modem mode and link
to PC via Infrared, Bluetooth or Sync Station (DSS-25). Mobile Phone
Monitor phone is connected.
icon will be shown if
Follow through the Dialup Wizard to
set up for dialing through GPRS, CSD/HSCSD.
Alternatively:
I. To create the dialup on PC, go to
Control Panel, Network Connections, Create New connection. Specify to do a dial­up connection. Select the modem to be used in dialup.
II. In the dialup number, use
*99***n# where “n” is the CID number associated with the APN setup. “n” could be 1 or 2 or 3. E.g.: Put *99***1#, to point to CID = 1; Put *99***2#, to point to CID =2.
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3) Dialing-up
Do the dial-up to activate Internet
access services.
Subscriber will have to ensure that
they have the Internet access service via modem activated.
If you have 2 connections in your
PC, go to Tools > Internet options > Connections and choose the correct dial-up connection. If you are using LAN, make sure you uncheck the LAN option in the LAN settings first, before you choose the dial-up connection.
Launch your preferred Internet
browser.
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III. Internet Configuration
MMS, GPRS and WAP
Check with your service provider for information or contact their support desks to
settings for
ask about automatic configuration settings that can be done over the air. [Over The Air (OTA) configuration]. That is, the configuration will be sent to you by the operator network via some simple steps. The simple steps typically will contain some simple text instructions to be send via SMS or subscriber needs to access the operator’s web site to trigger an OTA configuration.
You can also find auto-configuration messages at
www.SonyEricsson.com/support
With the necessary service subscription from your operator and the configured P900, you will have access to services like WAP over CSD/GPRS and Internet connectivity.
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IV. Mobile Media
transferring audios, images, documents and videos
1) Via Bluetooth
Ensure that Bluetooth dongle is activated at the PC.
Go to P910i’s [Control panel > Connection > Bluetooth]. Set it to “on” mode and visible to other devices.
Go to the “Devices” tab and click “Add”. It will then search for your PC’s Bluetooth signal.
Search for your PC’s name and select it. You will be prompt to key in a passkey. *It can be any passkey that you desire. Select “Done”.
Your PC will then prompt to enter the same passkey entered previously at the P910i. Click OK.
You have successfully made a connection between the PC and P910i. You can now transfer your media from your PC by right clicking on the media [Send to > Bluetooth > *your P910i]
2) Via Sync Station
Ensure that P910i is properly sat and connected on your Sync Station.
Proceed by clicking the P910i icon, on your desktop.
You will then be shown the phone icon, double click on it and do the same with the memory icon.
P910i icon
Æ
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Phone icon Æ
Memory icon Æ
You can then begin to sync your preferred images, audios, documents and videos from your PC to your P910i by simply dragging the respective files into their designated folder.
You can now view your files through your P910i’s “Pictures”, ”Video” ”Music Player” or “Viewer” application instantaneously.
3) Via Infrared Make a connection between your PC and your
P910i through infrared. You can now transfer your media from your PC by right click on the Media > Send to > Infrared > *your P910i
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V. New Features including
flip keyboard, push email system.
The Sony Ericsson P910i is based on the P900 Smartphone. This means that to a large extent they have the same features, but
some important differences exist both in hardware and software.
1) New Software
Stellant viewers used in P900 are
removed in P910i, with QuickOffice viewers added for Word, Excel and PDF. The Word and Excel viewers will also support editing.
A PowerPoint viewer is available on
the “Multimedia CD”.
New image formats. New Themes.
2) Memory
The available user memory is now
upgraded to 64 MB.
The total flash memory has been
increased from 48 MB RAM up to 96 MB RAM.
P910i has now enhanced Memory
Stick Pro support with up to 1GB. (Parallel mode not supported).
3) Browser Improvements
With Narrow Layout, you can now
reformat a web page to fit the width of the screen. This means you don’t have to scroll pages horizontally.
Jog Dial can be used to browse the
Internet.
Scan text function can be used to find
the way to your favourite Web page spots.
4) Email Improvements
The push email system is a method of ‘pushing’ or forwarding email to mobile devices as soon as it reaches the email server. There is an increasing trend towards push solutions for mobile access to corporate emails, and P910i is well prepared for these solutions and a rich set of 3rd party applications are available from company such as Extended Systems, Intellisync, JP Mobile, Research in Motion (RIM)/Blackberry, Seven, Smartner and Visto.
With the Push Email System:
It allows emails to be delivered the
same way as SMS or MMS. This means it has the freedom to send, receive, forward or delete your emails anytime and anywhere
It assures you peace of mind with
high data security. With Triple DES (Data Encryption Standard) security, it ensures your emails remains encrypted at all times between your P910i and your corporate email server.
It works alongside your existing
corporate email server to manage all incoming and outgoing emails, and pushes the latest emails received to your P910i when you are out of office.
Being GPRS-based, it is “Always on,
Always connected.” It works in tandem with your office email server to push all the latest emails to you, which you can reply to instantly.
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5) Flip keyboard
Located on the inside of the flip, P910i now has a new keyboard similar in design to that of a standard computer keyboard enhancing text input in all Flip Open Applications. These are versions of keyboard layout:
QWERTY: Mainly for languages like
English, Spanish, Italian, and many more.
QWERTZ: For languages like German,
Hungarian and Polish.
Others: For languages like French
(AZERTY), Russian and Greek.
Added languages for Chinese version
like Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional.
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