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Welcome TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview of the PWG-500 ................................................ 1 Features ...................................................................... 1 Front view ................................................................... 2 Side views................................................................... 4 Display indicators ......................................................... 6 Package contents ............................................................. 8 Specifications .................................................................. 9 Using the menu.............................................................. 12 Menu map ..................................................................... 12 Getting started Inserting the SIM cards and battery .................................. 18 Charging the battery ....................................................... 21 Connecting the wired earphones ...................................... 22 Turning the phone on / off ................................................ 22 Locking / unlocking the keypad.......................................... 23 Entering text.................................................................. 23 Making calls Making a call ................................................................. 25 Selecting the call type ................................................. 25 Using the keypad to dial .............................................. 26 Using the phone book to dial........................................ 26 Making an international call ......................................... 27 Adjusting the volume .................................................. 27 Answering or rejecting a call ............................................ 27 Redialing a number ......................................................... 28 Speed dialing a number ................................................... 28 Making an emergency call ............................................... 29 Call logs ........................................................................ 30 Returning a missed call ............................................... 31 Table of Contents --- iii

Configuring the settings General settings ............................................................. 44 Outgoing calls ............................................................ 44 Language .................................................................. 44 Power saving mode .................................................... 44 Keypad light .............................................................. 45 LCD sleep interval ...................................................... 45 Backlight ................................................................... 45 Alarm clock ............................................................... 45 Wi-Fi settings ................................................................ 46 General settings ......................................................... 46 Profiles ..................................................................... 46 VoIP settings ................................................................. 49 General settings ......................................................... 49 Call control ................................................................ 49 Profiles ..................................................................... 49 GSM settings ................................................................. 50 GPRS settings ................................................................ 51 Bluetooth settings .......................................................... 51 Clock settings ................................................................ 52 Saving settings .............................................................. 52 Viewing the status Using the status menu .................................................... 53 Advanced features Connecting to the PC...................................................... 55 Installing the USB drivers and WIM ............................... 56 Upgrading the firmware............................................... 56 Using WIM ................................................................ 57 Browsing the Internet from the PC ................................ 66 Connecting to a PDA ...................................................... 67 Using GPRS to browse the Internet............................... 68 Using Wi-Fi to browse the Internet ............................... 72 Table of Contents --- v

Appendix Additional information ..................................................... 73 FCC regulations .............................................................. 73 European regulations ....................................................... 75 RF exposure regulation (SAR) ........................................... 76 vi --- Table of Contents

1. WELCOME Congratulations on your purchase of the wireless PWG- 500, a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) phone that also functions as your personal wireless gateway for connecting to wireless networks. Read this user manual carefully to understand how to operate the product and take advantage of its useful features. Overview of the PWG-500 The PWG-500 enables you to make phone calls using GSM or VoIP networks. Moreover, you can also connect to Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) (802.11b) or GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) networks using the PWG-500 as a modem or using Bluetooth. Features • Seamless voice and data communication • Dual mode functionality of mobile phone (GSM) and personal wireless gateway (Wi-Fi) • Connectivity with various networks such as GSM, GPRS, VoIP, Wi-Fi, as well as Bluetooth devices • Standalone mode lets you use the PWG-500 as a GSM phone or as a Wi-Fi phone to make and receive phone calls without using a PDA or porta- ble computer • Bluetooth wireless modem for PDA and portable PC • USB port to connect to PC or PDA for phone appli- cations and high-speed data transfer • Mobile extension for IP-PBX IP telephony Overview of the PWG-500 --- 1

89Front view 7 1 Menu Select 2 3 4 5 Wi-Fi On/Off VoIP GSM 10 11 ABC DEF GHI PQRS JKL TUV MNO 12 WXYZ 6 Name Description 1. Menu/Select key 2. Up arrow key  3. Down arrow key ⌃ Press to access the menu or select an option from the menu. • Press to scroll up through menu items. • From standby mode, press to display the phone book. Press to scroll down through menu items. 2 --- Overview of the PWG-500

Name Description 4. Send/Answer key • Press to dial a phone num- ber. • Press to answer an incom- ing call. • From standby mode, press to display a list of recently dialed numbers. 5. Display screen Displays call and status infor- mation. 6. Microphone For talking during phone calls. 7. Speaker For listening to phone calls. 8. Wi-Fi On/Off key Press to activate the Wi-Fi mode. 9. VoIP/GSM key Press to switch between VoIP (V), GSM (G), and Auto (A) mode. 10. Clear/Delete key • Press to cancel your selec- tion and go to the previous menu. • While entering text or num- bers, press to erase charac- ters. 11. End/Reject key • Press to end a call. • Press to reject an incoming call. • In menu mode, press to can- cel your selection and return to standby mode. 12. Alphanumeric keypad Use these keys to enter phone numbers and text. Overview of the PWG-500 --- 3

Side views Left view Right view 5 1 2 3 6 4 7 Name Description 1. USB port Connect to USB port of your PC using USB cable. 2. Volume up key Press to increase the volume. 3. Reset button Use a small pointed object such as a pin to reset the PWG-500 if it locks up. 4. Volume down key Press to decrease the volume. 4 --- Overview of the PWG-500

Name Description 5. Power button Press to turn the PWG-500 on or off. 6. Earphone socket Connect the provided ear- phones here. 7. Power in Connect the power adapter to this socket to charge the bat- tery. Overview of the PWG-500 --- 5

Chunghwa, ,PTSGI-AP Default0 12:33 AM Display indicators In standby mode, the PWG-500 screen displays the fol- lowing icons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Name Description 1. Battery charge 2. GSM signal strength 3. VoIP/GSM mode Displays the charge level of the battery. Five bars indicate that the battery is fully charged or has 100% charge. Displays the signal strength of GSM in the current location. Displays VoIP or GSM option for outgoing calls. G indicates that the current outgoing call option is GSM while V indicates that the outgoing call option is set to VoIP. A indicates that the outgo- ing call option is Automatic. 6 --- Overview of the PWG-500

Package contents PWG-500 AC adapter desktop charger Li-ion battery wired headset pouch utility CD user manual quick start guide 8 --- Package contents

Specifications GSM characteristics • Quad-band GSM 850, GSM 900, DCS 1800, PCS 1900, EGSM • Output power: GSM 850: 29 dBm / GPRS 850: 28 dBm / GSM 1900: 26 dBm / GPRS 1900: 26 dBm • GPRS: Mobile station class B, multi-slot class 10 • GSM voice: HR / FR / EFR / AMR • CSD up to 14.4kbps, SMS MT / MO / CB, G3 fax class 2.0 • SIM application tool kit class 1 / 2 / 3 • 2 SIM slots supported • SMS, EMS, messaging Wi-Fi characteristic • IEEE 802.11b • Frequency range: 2412MHz ~ 2612MHz • Wireless output power: Max. 25 mW • Operating range: Outdoor up to 300m; in-door up to 75m • Supports infrastructure (public) mode and Ad-hoc mode (optional) • QoS support TOS / DiffServ Bluetooth characteristics • Bluetooth V1.1, class II compliant • Frequency range: 2.402 ~ 2.480 MHz • Power modes: Park, sniff, hold, and deep sleep • Net capabilities: Pico-net and Scatter-net support • Profiles: SPP, DUN, HSP VoIP features • Codec supported: G.711a, G.711u, G.723.1, G726, and G.729ab • Adaptive jitter buffer and echo cancellation • G.168 echo cancellation • Silence suppression • Voice Activity Detection (VAD) • Comfort Noise Generation (CNG) • DTMF detection and relay Specifications --- 9

Network and protocols • SNMP manager • DHCP or static configuration option • Alternate TFTP support • SIP (RFC 3261) version 2 • SDP (RFC2327) • RTCP (RFC1890) • Supports outbound proxy for NAT traversal • Site survey, trace route (hidden feature), seamless secure roaming, and VLAN support Security • IEEE 802.1x authentication: Optional password prompt at power up • 40 and 128 bit static Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) • Optional phone lock password Power • Replaceable and rechargeable 1300 mAH Li-ion battery • Talk time: 4 hours talk time, 72 hours standby • AC adapter 100~240V, 50~60Hz, 5V 650mA DC output Calling features • Caller ID display, call waiting, call forward, Call transfer • Pre-dialing before sending • Call mute • Redial • Call hold / resume • Call park • Call divert between 2 SIMs • Conference call User interface • Color STN display 96 x 64 RGB pixels with LED backlight, 4K color resolution, pixel size: 0.219mm x 0.219mm 10 --- Specifications

• Four multi-function soft keys provide easy user operation dynamically • Keys: Power, Volume, Menu/Select, Send/End, 12 keys dialer pad • Selection of menu, user profiles, languages, and ring types by soft keys • Hotkey for keypad lock • Hotkey for voice mail access, call logs • Ten configurable speed dial numbers • Idle / call state-based soft keys • Local phone book • Time / date display • Keypad lock, vibration icon indicators • RF level and battery gas gauge indication • Polyphonic ringer, vibrator, and visual display alert • Pocket PC 2002/2003; Windows-based WIM man- agement and network configuration utility Physical specifications • Dimensions (H x W x D): 100mm x 60mm x 22mm • Weight (with standard battery): 128g • Built-in speaker / MIC • Built-in real time clock (RTC) in 12/24-hour format • USB 2.0 slave • Jacks for headset and DC charging • Certifications: FCC, CE, BQB • Accessories: AC adapter, desktop charger, Li-ion battery, wired headset, pouch, utility CD, user manual, quick start guide Environmental specifications • Operating temperature: 32~113°F (0~45°C) • Storage temperature: –22~140°F (–30~60°C) • Relative humidity: 10~95% (non-condensing) • Thermal shock: –30C, 24 hours to +70C, 24 hours Specifications --- 11

Using the menu The PWG-500’s menu lets you access the product set- tings and set up the device according to the network conditions. The menu is set up in a simple and easy-to- understand manner. Follow these steps to access the menu and menu items. 1. In standby mode, press the Menu/Select key to access the menu. The first menu option, Phone Book, is displayed. 2. Scroll through the main menu options using the  or ⌃ arrows keys and press the Menu/Select key to view the submenu. For example, scroll to Mes- sages and press Menu/Select to view text mes- sages. 3. Repeat the previous step to browse through the menu items, submenus and options. For instance, to write a text message, select Messages and then Create New. 4. To choose a menu setting, press the Menu/Select key to save it. Menu map • Phone Book • Search • Add • Edit • Delete • Delete One by One • Delete All • Assign Speed Dial • Modify • View • Delete 12 --- Using the menu

• Messages • Create New • Inbox • Forward • Delete • Details • Outbox • Forward • Delete • Details • Call Logs • Missed Calls • Received Calls • Dialed Calls • Recent Calls The following submenu options are available when you select a number from any of the Call Logs: • Call • Delete • Save • Delete Recent Calls • All • Missed Calls • Dialed Calls • Received Calls • Tones • General • Silent • Meeting • Outdoor • Pager Menu map --- 13

The following submenu options are available for each of the Tones: • Activate • Personalize • Ringtone • Ring Volume • Alert Type • Key Beep • Edit Name • Save to Flash • Settings • General • Out Going Call • Language • Power saving • Keypad Light • LCD Sleep Interval • Backlight On / Off • Alarm Clock • Wi-Fi • General • Wi-Fi On / Off • Wi-Fi Connectivity • Profiles • Manual • Personalize • Configuration • Operating Mode • Channel • User Name • Password • ESSID • Auth. Protocol • Encryption • Protocol 14 --- Menu map

• Set Time Format • Set Date Format • Save to Flash • Status • GSM Status • Wi-Fi Strength • Channel • Transfer Rate • SSID • Wi-Fi Home • Link Quality • Network Mode • Encryption Status • MAC Address • Battery Strength • Auth. Status • VoIP Strength • Bluetooth Strength • GPRS Data Account • Version Number Menu map --- 17

2. GETTING STARTED Refer to this section to learn more about setting up the PWG-500 before you start using it. Inserting the SIM cards and battery The PWG-500 supports dual SIM cards and the slots are placed underneath the battery. One of the SIM cards is used for activating and authenticating your GSM account. The other SIM card can be used for Wi-Fi authentication if required. When you subscribe to a service provider, you are given a SIM card. This card stores your phone number and entitles you to additional services included with your subscription. Your personal address book is also stored on the SIM card. The SIM card lock protects your sub- scription from unauthorized use. Most SIM cards are locked at the time of purchase. If the SIM card lock is on, you have to enter a PIN (Personal Identity Number) each time you turn on the PWG-500. If you enter the PIN incorrectly three times in succession, the SIM card is blocked. To unblock the SIM card, you must enter the PUK (Personal Unblocking Key). The net- work service provider supplies the PIN and the PUK details. Note: The SIM card lock only protects the subscription and does not protect the PWG-500 from unauthorized use. The PWG-500 is equipped with a rechargeable Li-ion battery that can be charged using the supplied battery charger. 18 --- Inserting the SIM cards and battery

To insert the SIM cards and battery, do the following: 1. Push down the tab on the back to remove the battery cover as shown. 2. Move the SIM card slot in which you want to insert the first SIM card, in the direction shown to unlock it. 3. Lift up the SIM card slot. 4. Slide in the SIM card in the card holder with the gold contacts facing down. Inserting the SIM cards and battery --- 19

5. Place the SIM card holder back in place. 6. Slide the SIM card holder upwards to lock the card in place. 7. Repeat steps 2 through 6 to insert the second SIM card. 8. Place the battery in the bat- tery slot with the metal con- tacts properly aligned. 9. Replace the back cover as shown and snap into place. 20 --- Inserting the SIM cards and battery

Charging the battery The PWG-500 is provided with a rechargeable Li-ion bat- tery with 4 hours talk time and 72 hours standby time. To charge the battery, connect the battery charger to the Power in slot and insert the power connector into a power outlet. Note: You can also charge the battery using the desktop charger after connecting it to the power outlet. Insert the PWG-500 in the charger making sure that the contacts touch those of the charger. Charging the battery --- 21

Connecting the wired earphones Connect the wired earphones to the earphone jack to enjoy handsfree operation, and answer or place calls with ease. Note: If the PWG-500 is paired with a Bluetooth-enabled head- set, the wired headset will not work. Turning the phone on / off Press the Power button on the right side of the PWG- 500 to turn the device on or off. 22 --- Connecting the wired earphones

Locking / unlocking the keypad You can lock the keypad to prevent the keys from being pressed accidentally, for example, when your phone is in a bag or in the pocket. • To lock the keypad, press the Menu/Select key and then press the * key. • When the keypad is locked, press the Menu/Select key and then press * to unlock the keypad. Entering text The PWG-500 has an alphanumeric keypad for keying in the numbers you are dialing, typing your text messages, and adding contact information to your phone book. Each key represents a combination of letters and num- bers. The following table shows the character represen- tation for the alphanumeric keys: Key Characters 1 1 : . – _ 2 2 A B C a b c 3 3 D E F d e f 4 4 G H I g h i 5 5 J K L j k l 6 6 M N O m n o 7 7 P Q R S p q r s 8 8 T U V t u v 9 9 W X Y Z w x y z 0 0 [space] ? ! @ Locking / unlocking the keypad --- 23

Key Characters * * + # Switch between lower case (abc), upper case (ABC), and numeric (123) characters. To enter text, follow these guidelines: 1. Enter the numbers and characters as desired from the keypad, using the preceding table for your ref- erence. 2. The characters 123, ABC, or abc are displayed at the bottom of the screen indicating the current mode for text entry. To switch between lower case (abc), upper case (ABC), and numeric (123) char- acters, press the # key at any time. The type of text entry changes. 3. Press the Menu/Select button when you are done entering text. 24 --- Entering text

3. MAKING CALLS Now that you are familiar with the PWG-500, you are ready to start making calls and take full benefits of its calling features. Making a call The PWG-500 supports GSM as well as VoIP calls. It can use a GSM network to make/receive calls and can also make use of other services offered by the network. The SIM card provides authentication over the GSM net- work. Alternatively, in VoIP mode, the PWG-500 offers voice connectivity to users over the Internet with the help of a VoIP server. Selecting the call type Do one of the following to specify the type of the phone call you wish to make: • Press the VoIP/GSM key to switch between VoIP, GSM, or Auto mode. • Press Menu/Select to view the menu and then scroll to Settings, General, Out Going Call. Choose an option from GSM, VoIP, or Auto. If you select the Auto option, the PWG-500 first searches for a Wi-Fi hotspot in the vicinity to enable a VoIP call. If Wi-Fi is not available, a GSM network is used to make an outgoing call. Making a call --- 25

Using the keypad to dial 1. Key in the phone number using the keypad. If you key in an incorrect digit, press the Clear/Delete (C) key to delete the character to the left of the cursor. 2. Press the Send/Answer key to call the number. 3. Press the End/Reject key to terminate the call after you finish talking. Note: You can also end a call by pressing Menu/Select and then selecting End. Using the phone book to dial You can call your contacts using the contact information from the phone book. To make a call to a person from the phone book, do the following: 1. Press the Menu/Select key to display the menu. 2. Select Phone Book, Search, and press the Menu/ Select key to locate a contact.The Search screen is displayed. 3. Key in the first few letters of the name. Press the Menu/Select key to search for the contact. A list of names that correspond most closely to your search criteria is displayed. Note: If the current mode of text entry is set to numeric, you may have to change the text entry mode. See “Entering text” on page 23. 4. Scroll through the list till you find the contact you want to call. 5. Press the Send/Answer key to call the number. 6. Press the End/Reject key to terminate the call after you finish talking. 26 --- Making a call

Making an international call To dial an international number, you need to know the country code of the international location. 1. Press the * key twice to enter the + character. 2. Key in the country code followed by the phone number. 3. Press the Send/Answer key to call the number. 4. Press the End/Reject key to terminate the call after you finish talking. Adjusting the volume While talking on the PWG-500, use the Volume up/down keys to increase or decrease the volume according to your preference. You can also adjust the ring tone using the keys when not talking on the phone. For adjusting microphone or speaker volume separately, see “Wi-Fi settings” on page 46 and “GSM settings” on page 50. Answering or rejecting a call An incoming call is indicated by a ringing tone and a vibration if selected. Choose one of the following options: • Press the Send/Answer key to answer an incoming call. • Press the End/Reject key to reject an incoming call. The call is forwarded or transferred if you have activated call forwarding. See “Call forward- ing” on page 34. Answering or rejecting a call --- 27

Redialing a number To quickly dial a number that you have dialed recently, do the following: 1. Press the Send/Answer key from standby mode. A list of your most recent calls is displayed. 2. Press  and ⌃ to scroll through the numbers to select the number you wish to call. 3. Press the Send/Answer key to call the number again. Speed dialing a number You can assign a speed dial number from the keypad to the most commonly dialed numbers in your phone book and use that number to dial the number quickly instead of keying in the complete number. See “Assigning a speed dial number” on page 38. To call a number using speed dialing, do the following: 1. Press the number or hotkey that has been assigned to the phone number from the numeric keypad. 2. Press the Send/Answer key to call the number. 3. Press the End/Reject key to terminate the call. Note: You can also speed dial a number by pressing and hold- ing down the hotkey. 28 --- Redialing a number

Making an emergency call You can make an emergency call to a number that has been set in the SOS numbers setting. You can save up to three emergency numbers using the WIM applica- tion’s configuration feature from your PC or PDA. See “Config. Stat” on page 66. To make an emergency call, do the following: 1. Press and hold the Volume up and Volume down keys simultaneously for three seconds. 2. The first SOS number is dialed. If the call is answered, the call gets established and you can have a voice conversation with the called party. One of the following may take place when a call does not get established: • If the call remains unanswered by the called party, the second SOS number is dialed. If the second SOS call also remains unanswered, the third SOS number is dialed. If the call to the third number remains unanswered, the emergency call operation is cancelled. Repeat the same procedure to initiate the emergency call again. • If the GSM carrier service for the currently inserted SIM card is unable to establish a call, then the sec- ond SIM card is activated automatically. The PWG- 500 tries to make an outgoing call to the first SOS number through the GSM carrier service for the second SIM card. If the GSM carrier service is unable to establish the call, the emergency call operation is cancelled. Repeat the same procedure to initiate the emergency call again. Making an emergency call --- 29

Call logs The PWG-500 stores information about all calls made or received. Your phone keeps lists of the calls you recently received and dialed, even if the calls did not connect. The lists are sorted from newest to oldest entries. The oldest entries are deleted as new entries are added. Press Menu/Select and then select the Call Logs menu to view call information. The following calls are listed: • Missed Calls • Received Calls • Dialed Calls • Recent Calls Up to 20 calls can be saved for each of the missed, received, and dialed call logs. The Recent Calls list consists of the most recent calls from the missed, received, and dialed call logs. Up to 250 calls can be saved. The recently dialed numbers, received numbers, and missed numbers are indicated by different icons. Select a call from a call log and press the Menu/Select key. Select one of the following options: • Call: call the selected number • Delete: delete the number from the call log. • Save: save the number to your phone book. 30 --- Call logs

Returning a missed call If you miss a call, it is indicated on the screen. To return a missed call, do one of the following: • Press the Menu/Select key when you see the missed call indication on the screen. The missed call log is displayed. Select the missed call and press the Send/Answer key to call the number. • Press the Menu/Select key and then select Call Logs, Missed Calls. Select the missed call and press the Send/Answer key to call the number. Deleting call logs You can delete any of the call logs that are not needed. To delete call logs, press Menu/Select and then select Call Logs, Delete Recent Calls. Choose the type of calls that you want to delete from the following options: • All • Missed Calls • Dialed Calls • Received Calls Call logs --- 31

Call options While a call is in progress, a number of additional options are available. Press the Menu/Select key to view these options. Using the speaker phone For handsfree operation, you can use the built-in speaker to talk on the phone. Do one of the following to use the speaker phone. • Press the Clear/Delete (C) key to enable the speaker phone. Press the key again to disable the speaker phone. • While talking on the phone, press Menu/Select and then select Speaker On from the options. The speaker is enabled. To disable the speaker phone, either terminate the call or press Menu/Select and Speaker Off. Putting a call on hold You may want to put a call on hold temporarily while doing some work or attending to a second incoming or outgoing call. To put a call on hold, do one of the follow- ing: • Press Menu/Select and select Hold. • When you receive a second call, press the Send/ Answer key to attend to the new call. The first call is automatically put on hold. • Dial a call using the keypad. The first call is auto- matically put on hold. 32 --- Call options

Answering/rejecting a waiting call If you have enabled call waiting, you can answer a sec- ond incoming call while the first one is still in progress. The new incoming call is indicated by a beeping tone. Press the Send/Answer key to answer the incoming call. Press the End/Reject key to reject the call. Conducting a conference call The call waiting and holding functions also help you to conduct a conference call using the PWG-500 as follows: 1. Call the first participant of the conference call as described in “Making a call” on page 25. 2. Put the first participant on hold as described in “Putting a call on hold” on page 32. 3. Call the second participant of the call. 4. Press Menu/Select and then select Conference to include all participants in the call. 5. Press the End/Reject key to end the call. Transferring a call To transfer a call to another phone number, do the fol- lowing: 1. While a call is in progress, press Menu/Select and select Transfer from the options. 2. Dial the number to which you want to transfer the call and then press the End/Reject key to hang up and transfer the call. Call options --- 33

Call waiting You can answer a call while you have another call in progress if you activate the call waiting function. To answer the call waiting press the Send/Answer key. The first call is put on hold. To activate the call waiting function, press Menu/Select and then select Settings, VoIP, Call Control, Call Wait- ing, and Enable. Call forwarding If you do not answer a call or reject a call, the call can be forwarded to a specified number. To activate the call forwarding feature, do the following: 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Settings, VoIP, Call Control, and Call Forward. 2. Select an option from the following options: – When Busy: to forward calls when your phone is busy. – No Reply: to forward calls when you do not answer the phone. – Unconditional: to forward all incoming num- bers. 3. Key in the number to which the selected calls are to be forwarded. Call barring You can enable call barring of all incoming or outgoing calls. This may be useful to block all incoming calls when roaming. To activate call barring, press Menu/Select and then select Settings, VoIP, Call Control, and Call Barring. Select Incoming or Outgoing calls and then select On to enable call barring. 34 --- Call options

Caller ID To enable the display of the number when you receive an incoming call, press Menu/Select and then select Set- tings, VoIP, Call Control, Caller Id, and Enable. The num- ber is displayed on the screen. DTMF You can select DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) for your outgoing calls depending on the type of network being used by the recipient. To select DTMF options, press Menu/Select and then select Settings, VoIP, Call Control, DTMF to choose from one of the following options: • Inband: Select this option if the person you are calling uses only PSTN networks. • Outband: Select this option if the person you are calling links to a VoIP server. Prefix dialing The prefix dial is a useful feature if you dial numbers in an international location frequently. The prefix dial func- tion memorizes the prefix required for dialing the calls and appends them to all outgoing calls. Thus you do not need to key in the prefix every time you make a call. To activate the prefix dial, press Menu/Select and then select Settings, VoIP, Call Control, Prefix Dial, and Enable. Key in the prefix and press Menu/Select to save the prefix. Call options --- 35

4. USING THE PHONE BOOK The phone book is an important component of the PWG- 500 for storing contact information about your friends, relatives, and colleagues. This eliminates the need for you to memorize important phone numbers. Note: The storage capacity of the phone book depends on the SIM card memory. Adding contacts The phone book feature enables you to create new entries for your contacts and edit their contact informa- tion. It also enables you to store a number from a missed or received call in your phone book. Creating a new entry 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Phone Book, Add to add a new entry to the phone book. 2. Type the name of the new contact. See “Entering text” on page 23. 3. Press Menu/Select to save the name. 4. Enter the phone number of the new contact. 5. Press Menu/Select to save the number. Storing a number To store a number from your received, missed, or dialed call logs, do the following: 1. Select the number you want to store from the call log and press Menu/Select. See “Call logs” on page 30. 2. Select Save from the options. 3. Key in the name of the new contact and press Menu/Select. 36 --- Adding contacts

4. The selected number is displayed again. Make sure that the number is correct or edit it if required and press Menu/Select. The selected number and corresponding contact name is stored in the phone book. Searching for a contact 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Phone Book, Search to start searching for contacts. 2. Key in the first few letters of the contact that you are looking for and press Menu/Select. Phone book entries that closely match your search crite- ria are displayed. For example, if you key in the letters SU while searching, the first phone book entry starting with SU and successive entries are displayed. Press Send/Answer to dial the entry or press Menu/Select and select an option from Edit, Delete, or Call as required. Modifying contact information 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Phone Book to view the phone book entries. 2. Scroll through the phone book to select an entry or use Search to locate the entry you want to modify. 3. Press Menu/Select and select Edit to make changes to the phone book entry. 4. Change the name and phone number as required and press Menu/Select to save the entry to the phone book. Searching for a contact --- 37

Assigning a speed dial number You can use speed dialing to assign a shortcut or hotkey (2~9) to the phone numbers that you dial most fre- quently. You can then press the speed dial number to quickly dial a number instead of keying in the entire phone number or searching for the contact number from the phone book. See “Speed dialing a number” on page 28. 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Phone Book and Assign Speed Dial. A list of phone book entries with the speed dialing number assigned to each entry is displayed. The keys that haven’t been assigned to a phone number are displayed as Empty. 2. Select a hotkey entry and press Menu/Select, Mod- ify to change the speed dial key assigned to a num- ber. Press the new speed dial number to assign it to the phone book entry. 3. Select an Empty hotkey and press Menu/Select. The list of contacts is displayed. Select a contact and press Menu/Select to assign a hotkey to that contact. Press the new speed dial number to assign it to the phone book entry. Note: You can also select View to view the hotkey details or Delete to delete a hotkey. Deleting contacts You can delete all the contacts in the phone book one at a time or all at once as follows: 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Phone Book. 2. Press Menu/Select and then select Delete. 3. Select Delete One by One to delete entries one at a time. 4. Select Delete All to delete all entries. Note: You can also select an entry from the phone book and press Menu/Select, Delete to delete the current entry. 38 --- Assigning a speed dial number

5. SENDING MESSAGES The PWG-500 enables you to send SMS (Short Message Service) messages to your friends and relatives. Refer to this section to learn how to send and receive instant text messages. Writing a message 1. Click Menu/Select and then select Messages, Cre- ate New to start creating a new text message. 2. Key in the message using the alpha-numerical key- pad. See “Entering text” on page 23. 3. Press Menu/Select after you finish writing the mes- sage and a list of contacts is displayed. Select the contact to whom you want to send the message and press Menu/Select to send the message. 4. Alternatively, you can key in the number of the recipient of the SMS and press Menu/Select to send the message. The sent messages are saved in the outbox automati- cally. Reading messages When you receive an SMS message, a new message icon is displayed on the PWG-500’s screen. To read your messages, do the following: 1. Press Menu/Select and then select Messages, Inbox to view a list of messages received. If the message is received from a person in the phone book, the person’s name is displayed. Otherwise, the phone number of the sender of the SMS is dis- played. 2. Scroll and press Menu/Select to read the newest messages. Writing a message --- 39

Replying to a message To reply to a message, do the following: 1. Select and view the message from the Inbox that you want to reply to, using the Messages menu. 2. Press Menu/Select and select Reply to write a reply to the message. 3. Key in the message. See “Entering text” on page 23. 4. Press Menu/Select to send the message. Forwarding messages To forward a received message to your friends, do the following: 1. Select and view the message from the Inbox that you want to forward, using the Messages menu. 2. Press Menu/Select and select Forward. 3. Key in the recipient’s number to whom you want to forward the message. Alternately, use the Search option to locate a number from the phone book. See “Searching for a contact” on page 37. 4. Press Menu/Select to forward the message to the recipient. Deleting messages To delete messages, do the following: 1. Select and view the message you want to delete, using the Messages menu. 2. Press Menu/Select and select Delete to delete the message. 40 --- Replying to a message

Viewing message details To view details about your received or sent messages, do the following: 1. Using the Messages menu, Select and view a mes- sage from the Inbox (received message) or Outbox (sent message). 2. Press Menu/Select and select Details to view details of the message. The sender’s phone num- ber and the time at which the message was received or sent are displayed. Viewing message details --- 41

7. CONFIGURING THE SETTINGS The settings menu provides a number of options to con- figure the PWG-500, its mode of operation, network set- tings, and preferences. Read this section carefully to learn how to configure your phone. General settings The general settings provide options to customize the PWG-500 according to your preferences. Outgoing calls Press Menu/Select and select Settings, General, Outgo- ing Call to specify the if you want to use GSM or VoIP for making calls. See “Selecting the call type” on page 25. Language Use the language setting to specify the interface lan- guage. Press Menu/Select and select Settings, General, Language. Select the language of your choice from these options: English, Spanish, German, and Chinese. Power saving mode The power saving mode prevents excess use of power. Press Menu/Select and then select Settings, General, Power Saving, and On to enable power saving mode. Note: Power saving mode is only enabled when Wi-Fi mode is disabled. 44 --- General settings

Keypad light The keypad lights can be disabled to prevent excess use of power. Press Menu/Select and then select Settings, General, Keypad Light, and Off to disable the keypad lights. The keypad lights are useful when you want to use the phone in the dark. LCD sleep interval The LCD can be disabled after a specific time interval to prevent excess use of power. To specify the time inter- val, press Menu/Select and select Settings, General, LCD Sleep Interval. Then select the time interval from the time options ranging from 20 seconds through 160 sec- onds. Backlight The LCD screen backlight can be disabled when not in use to conserve power. To disable the backlight, press Menu/Select, and select Settings, General, Backlight On/ Off, and Off when Inactive. Alternatively, select the Always On option to always keep the backlight enabled. Alarm clock The PWG-500 has a real time clock that keeps track of the time and also lets you set an alarm. To set an alarm, press not in use to conserve power. To disable the back- light, press Menu/Select, and select Settings, General, and Alarm. If an alarm has been set before, the previous alarm time setting is displayed. Press Menu/Select and choose the Adjust option. Use the arrow and Menu/ Select keys to adjust the time setting. If you want to dis- able the alarm, select the Off option. General settings --- 45

Advanced This option enables you to make advanced settings for the wireless mode. The following options are available: • Power Saving: Select the On option to enable power saving when the PWG-500 is connected in Wi-Fi mode. • RTS/CTS Threshold: specifies the threshold for RTS and CTS parameters. Key in a numeric value using the keypad. • Frag. Threshold: specifies the fragment threshold. Key in a numeric value using the keypad. • Transfer Rate: specifies the rate at which data transfer takes place. Select Auto to let the PWG- 500 to set the transfer rate automatically. • Use DHCP: Select this option to set the DHCP pro- tocol parameters. Select Yes if you want to use DHCP and a DHCP server in the network assigns IP addresses dynamically to the device. Select No if there is no DHCP server or if you want to assign the IP properties manually. The following parame- ters have to be set: – IP Address – Subnet Mask – Default Gateway – Primary DNS – Alternate DNS Restore Defaults Choose this option to restore all settings to their default factory values. 48 --- Wi-Fi settings

If you select the Personalize option, the following param- eters can be modified: • User Number: specifies the number used to make VoIP calls. You must enter a number to be able to make calls. • Password: specifies the password for VoIP authen- tication. • Registrar: specifies the registrar name for the VoIP mode. • Domain Name: specifies the domain name through which VoIP calls are made. • Outbound Proxy: specifies the proxy server for out- ward VOIP calls. • Mail Address: specifies the mail address for VoIP mode. • Restore Default: restores all settings to their fac- tory default values. Note: For more information about VoIP settings, consult your service provider. GSM settings The GSM settings are used to customize the GSM parameters when making GSM phone calls. Press Menu/ Select and select Settings, GSM to configure the GSM settings. The following options are available: • GSM On/Off: Enables GSM mode. Select On to enable GSM. • SIM Switch: Switches between the two SIM cards. • Speaker Volume: Adjusts speaker volume in GSM mode. Choose from Level 1 through Level 10. • Microphone Volume: Adjusts speaker volume in GSM mode. Choose from Level 1 through Level 10. 50 --- GSM settings

GPRS settings GPRS is a network service that allows you to use your phone for sending and receiving data over an IP network. The GPRS settings enable you to set up the PWG-500 for GPRS mode. Press Menu/Select and select Settings, GPRS to configure the GPRS settings. The following options are available: • Access Point Name: Key in the name of the access point to be used for GPRS mode. • IP Address: Key in the IP address of the access point to be used for GPRS mode. Bluetooth settings The PWG-500 is equipped with Bluetooth compatibility enabling it to connect and communicate with a Blue- tooth device in the vicinity. For instance, you can pair the PWG-500 with a Bluetooth headset using Bluetooth technology and create a communication channel between the two devices. The Bluetooth settings enable you to configure the PWG-500 for Bluetooth operation. Note: If you are pairing a new device with the PWG-500 for the first time, you have to pair it twice consecutively before trying to establish a connection with the device. To pair a headset with the PWG-500, do the following: 1. Press Menu/Select and select Settings, Bluetooth, and Headset. 2. Select Find Headset to locate a Bluetooth-equipped headset in the vicinity. A list of available headsets in the vicinity is displayed. 3. Select a headset from the list and press Menu/ Select to connect to it. 4. Enter the PIN number required for pairing (refer to headset documentation for details) and press Menu/Select. The pairing information is saved. GPRS settings --- 51

Alternatively, select Paired Headset after step 1 to see which headset has been paired with the PWG-500. Clock settings The clock settings enable you to set the time and date on the PWG-500. The PWG-500 displays the time on the screen after the LCD sleep interval if the power saving mode is set. If the power saving mode is disabled, the screen remains blank. Press Menu/Select and select Set- tings, Clock to view the clock settings. The following options are available: • Set Time: sets the time. Use the arrow keys to move between the hour, minute and AM/PM fields. Use the keypad to key in the time. • Set Date: sets the date. Use the arrow keys to move between the day, month and year fields. Use the keypad to key in the time. • Set time format: specifies the time format. Choose from 12 hours and 24 hours format. • Set date format: specifies the date format. Choose from MMD/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, YYYY/MM/ DD, and YYYY/DD/MM. Saving settings To save all the changes to the PWG-500’s internal flash memory, press Menu/Select and then choose Settings, Save to Flash. All settings are saved. 52 --- Clock settings

8. VIEWING THE STATUS Using the status menu The Status menu enables you to view the status of all the PWG-500’s configuration settings at a single glance. To view the PWG-500’s status, press Menu/Select and then select Status. A list of the configuration settings is displayed. Scroll to the required setting and press Menu/ Select to view the status of the setting. The following settings are displayed: • GSM Strength: displays strength of GSM signal. • Wi-Fi Status: displays the status of the Wi-Fi net- work. • Channel: displays current Wi-Fi channel. Wi-Fi is available in various frequency bands and in differ- ent channels. • Transfer Rate: Displays the rate of data transfer. • SSID: Displays the SSID or identification tag of the device. This is null when you are not connected to a Wi-Fi network. A unique SSID or tag is required for identifying the device in Wi-Fi networks. • Wi-Fi Strength: Displays the strength of the Wi-Fi signal. • Link Quality: Displays the quality of the link. • Network Mode: Displays the networking mode. • Enc Status: Displays the wireless encryption sta- tus. If this is Open, it means that the connection is not encrypted and is open to all persons accessing it. If it is Closed, it means that the encryption has been enabled to prevent unauthorized users from accessing the network. • Device MAC Addr: Displays the MAC address of the PWG-500. • AP MAC Address: Displays the MAC address of the access point in the wireless network. Viewing the Status --- 53

• Battery Strength: Displays current battery strength. • Auth Status: Displays if he communication channel is authenticated or not. • VoIP Strength: Displays the intensity of the avail- able VoIP signal. • Bluetooth Strength: Displays the strength of the Bluetooth network. • GPRS Data Count: Displays number of data units sent and received. • Version Number: Displays current firmware ver- sion. • IMEI Number: Displays the IMEI number. • BT Address: Displays the BT address. 54 --- Viewing the Status

9. ADVANCED FEATURES The PWG-500 is designed to act as a wireless or USB modem for your PDA or PC, thus enabling Internet connectivity. You can connect the PWG-500 to your PC using a USB cable and use the device to connect to the GPRS net- work for Internet access. Alternatively, you can connect the PWG-500 to a Bluetooth-enabled PDA and use it to connect to wireless or GPRS networks. This section pro- vides details about how to use the PWG-500 with your PC or PDA. Connecting to the PC Use a mini USB cable to connect the PWG-500 to the PC as shown. Connecting to the PC --- 55

Installing the USB drivers and WIM To use the PWG-500 as a USB modem for your PC, you need to install the drivers for the device. When you con- nect the device to the PC, the PC detects the new hard- ware and starts the New Hardware Found Wizard. Follow the instructions on the screen to locate and install the USB drivers for the PWG-500 on the PC. The USB driver files can be found on the utility CD provided in your package. WIM (Wireless in Motion) is an application that helps you in configuring and using the PWG-500. The utility CD contains two versions of WIM, one for your PC and one for your PDA (Pocket PC only). Select the appropriate version of WIM from the utility CD and double-click Setup.exe. Follow the instructions on the screen to install the software. Refer to your PDA documentation for details about installing software on your PDA. Upgrading the firmware You can upgrade the firmware of the PWG-500 if required, from the PC using the USB cable. The follow- ing files are needed to upgrade the firmware: • Firmware file called bundle.bin • Firmware application called uploader_usb.exe 56 --- Connecting to the PC

Follow these instructions to upload the new firmware to the PWG-500: 1. Press the Volume down key before you turn on the PWG-500, and then press the reset button. The phone enters the USB download mode. A message titled Firmware upgrade (USB) appears on the screen. 2. Connect the PWG-500 to your PC using the USB cable. If you have not installed the USB drivers on your PC, you are prompted to install them now. See “Installing the USB drivers and WIM” on page 56. 3. Make a note of the COM port number being used for connecting the PWG-500 to the PC. This can be obtained by checking the Device Manager under System on your PC. The COM port number appears under the Ports item. 4. Open the command prompt, type uploader_usb.exe COM port number and press Enter to start the upload. The upload status is shown on the screen. Wait till the screen shows Initializing before using the phone. CAUTION: Do not remove the battery, turn off the device, or operate the device while the firmware upgrade is in process. Using WIM The WIM application is a useful interface that lets you set up and configure the PWG-500 from your PC or PDA. You can select GSM, VoIP, GPRS, and Wi-Fi pro- files and personalize them according to your network specifications. You can also use the application to down- load ringtones, configure SOS numbers for the phone, and make any setup changes for the phone. Connecting to the PC --- 57

Double-click the WIM icon to start the application from your PC or PDA. The following screen is displayed when you open the WIM Desktop application. Please wait for a few seconds while the device is being located. You can start using the application once the device is found. If there is a problem connecting to the device the follow- ing screen is displayed. When the device is found, the following screen is dis- played. 58 --- Connecting to the PC

Phone book Local Phone book This phonebook is saved on the PC or PPC. Click Phone Book on the WIM start screen. By default, the local phone book is displayed. You can view the local contacts by selecting Local contacts from the View menu. The following options are displayed when you click the Manage menu: • Add contact: Click Add contact and enter the name, the office number, the home number, and the cell number of the contact and click Save. Click DTMF for each number to specify the DTMF code while dialing the number. • Edit: Click Edit and enter the name, the office num- ber, the home number, and the cell number of the selected contact and click Save. • Delete: Select the contact to be deleted from the list shown in the screen and click Delete to delete the contact. Connecting to the PC --- 59

• Find: Click Find and enter the name of the contact to be searched. Click the Match whole word check box to search for a specific word. Alternatively, if you type only the first few letters of the name you are looking for, the find operation will display all matching entries. • Copy: Click Copy to copy details of a selected con- tact to the local drive or to the SIM card. • Paste: Click Paste to paste details of a contact that has been copied. • Assign ring tone: Click Assign ring tone to assign a ring tone to a selected contact. Assign the ring tone from those displayed. • Dial: Click Dial to call the selected contact. • Change local contacts path: Click this option to change the folder or directory where the local phone book is stored on your PC. Note: The home, cell, and office number fields are available only for local contacts. If you select SIM1 or SIM2 for the phone book, you can only add a single number for each name. Click the View menu. The submenus as shown in the fol- lowing screen are displayed: 60 --- Connecting to the PC

The description of the submenus is as follows: Local contacts: Select this option to view the details of contacts saved in the PC memory. SIM 1 contacts: Select this option to view contacts saved on the first SIM card. SIM 2 contacts: Select this option to view contacts saved on the second SIM card. Dialer Click the Dialer button on the WIM start screen as shown in Figure 2. The dialer screen is displayed as follows: Scroll buttons End key Wi Fi GSM Transfer call Answer key VoIP SIM Answer call waiting Connecting to the PC --- 61

The description of the various keys is given below: • Scroll keys: Click this key to move the cursor to the previous or the next menu. • Answer key: Click this key to answer an incoming call or to dial a phone number. • End key: Click this key to terminate a call or to reject an incoming call. • Wi-Fi: Click this key to start using Wi-Fi. • VoIP: Click this key to start using VoIP. • GSM: Click this key to start using GSM. • SIM Card selection key: Click this key to select SIM 1 or SIM 2. • Transfer call: Click to transfer current call to another number. • Answer call waiting: Click to answer a call waiting on the second line during a current call in progress. Click the Settings menu on the Dialer screen. A list of submenus is displayed as shown below. 62 --- Connecting to the PC

The description of the submenus is as follows: • Ringtones: Select this menu to change the ring tone of the PWG-500. You can choose from the given list of ring tones for voice calls and text mes- sages. Click Play to test the selected ring tone. • Skins: Click the Skin submenu to change the color of the dialer screen. There are two skins to chose from. • Gain settings: Select the Gain settings option to change the volume of the speaker or the micro- phone for VoIP and GSM modes. • Call log: Click the Call log submenu to view details of dialed calls, missed calls, and received calls. Select a number and click Dial to call the number. • Speed dial: Click the Speed dial submenu to speed dial a preset number. Edit the Name, Number, and Hotkey fields and click Add to add speed dial num- bers. • Call answer: Click the Call answer submenu to specify ways to answer incoming calls or transfer them to voice mail. • Call selection: Click this option to quickly make a VoIP or GSM call by entering a phone number. Messages Click SMS on the WIM start screen to send and receive SMS messages. The screen shown here is displayed. Connecting to the PC --- 63

Viewing SMS details Select a message and click to view details about the message. The following screen is displayed: • Reply: Click Reply to reply to the message. • Delete: Click Delete to delete the message. • Edit: Click Edit to edit the message. • Forward: Click Forward to forward the message. • Save to Local Memory: Click this button to save the message in the PC memory. • Cancel: Click Cancel to close the screen. Writing an SMS Click Write Message on the Edit menu shown. The fol- lowing screen is shown: 64 --- Connecting to the PC

• Enter the receiver's number in the To… field. • Type the message (not more than 160 characters) in the field as shown in the screen above. • Click Send to send the message. • Click Save to save the message. • Click Save and Send to save and send the mes- sage. • Click Cancel to close the screen. • Click Templates to send a message from the pre- defined templates. The following screen is dis- played: • Select a template that you want to send and click OK. • Key in a short message and click Add New to cre- ate a new template. Connecting to the PC --- 65

To connect to the Internet, follow these steps: 1. Connect the PWG-500 to your PC using a USB cable. Make sure that the device drivers have been installed correctly. See “Installing the USB drivers and WIM” on page 56. 2. Set up a dial-up network connection as follows: – Click the Start button on the task bar and then select Settings | Network and Dial-up Connec- tions. – Double-click the Make New Connection icon. The Network Connection Wizard guides you through the steps for setting up a dial-up con- nection. – Select the correct port during the set-up pro- cess. To see the port, open the Device Man- ager under System on your PC. The COM port number appears under the Ports item. – Enter your User name and Password to con- nect to the Dial-up service. Consult your local service provider for this information. 3. When the dial-up connection has been set up, dou- ble-click the connection icon to dial into the net- work and access the Internet. Connecting to a PDA The PWG-500 can be used along with Bluetooth enabled devices (like PDAs) that conform to the Serial and Dial- up Networking profiles. When the PWG-500 interfaces with the PDA, you can use it to make and receive calls, browse the Internet, chat using MSN, and send SMS messages. It is recommended that the distance between the PWG-500 and the other Bluetooth device be less then 10 meters away. Make sure that there are no other devices between these two devices that may interfere with transmission and reception. Connecting to a PDA --- 67

Pairing is a process of associating Bluetooth devices with each other such that they can automatically connect when they are within range of each other. The PWG-500 can be paired with an unlimited number of Bluetooth devices. You can pair the PWG-500 with your PDA by adding the PWG-500 to the list of paired devices using the Blue- tooth manager. For pairing, you have to enter the pass- key or PIN (Personal Identification Number). The default pass-key is 1. This can be changed using the WIM con- figuration-status utility. Note: If you are pairing a new device with the PWG-500 for the first time, you have to pair it twice consecutively before trying to establish a connection with the device. To connect the PWG-500 to your PDA, do the following: 1. Using Bluetooth Manager from your PDA, scan and locate all Bluetooth devices in the vicinity. A list of devices is displayed. 2. Select the PWG-500 from the list of devices dis- played. 3. Pair the PDA with the PWG-500. Enter the PIN when prompted. When paired with a PDA, you can use the PWG-500 with Wi-Fi or GPRS networks to access the Internet Using GPRS to browse the Internet In order to use GPRS to connect to the Internet, you have to first set up a dial-up connection to the GPRS net- work. GPRS settings differ for different area networks. Consult your service provider for additional information about your local GPRS settings. 68 --- Connecting to a PDA

1. To create a dial-up net- work, click Start | Pro- grams | Settings |Connections | Mod- ify | New. 2. A Make New Connec- tion screen is dis- played. Enter the name, modem, and baud rate in the corre- sponding fields. Spec- ify the modem as Bluetooth Dialup Modem. Connecting to a PDA --- 69

3. Click Next. 4. In the My Connection screen, enter the coun- try code, area, code, and phone number to connect to the GPRS number. Consult your service provider for this information. Click Next | Finish to com- plete creating the con- nection. 5. Under the Internet Set- tings, a new item called My Connection is now displayed. 70 --- Connecting to a PDA

6. Open Bluetooth Man- ager and set up a dial- up networking connec- tion to the PWG-500. Select this new con- nection that you just created and click OK to connect. A login screen is displayed. 7. Enter the user name and password for the GPRS network and click OK. The PWG- 500 connects to the GPRS network and the PDA in turn is also connected. After you are connected to the network, you can browse the Internet or check e-mails as needed. Note: The steps described above for creating a dial-up network connection and connect- ing to it may differ according to the PDA and your service pro- vider settings. Connecting to a PDA --- 71

Using Wi-Fi to browse the Internet In order to browse the Internet using Wi-Fi, you have to set up and enable Wi-Fi on the PWG-500. This can be done directly from the PWG-500 as described under “Wi-Fi settings” on page 46 or from the PDA using the WIM configuration utility. Set up the wireless connection mode, security settings, and authentication parameters such as user name, password, and ESSID from the PWG-500. After you set up the wireless parameter, connect to a wireless network manually or automatically using the PWG-500. Set up a dial-up connection from the PDA to the PWG-500 as described in the previous section and connect to the PWG-500. When the connection is estab- lished, open Internet Explorer to start browsing the Inter- net. Note: To browse the Internet using Wi-Fi, use the same user name and password that were entered for the Wi-Fi parame- ters. 72 --- Connecting to a PDA

10.APPENDIX Additional information The use of this equipment may be subject to local rules and regulations. The following rules and regulations may be relevant in some or all areas. FCC regulations This model phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference. 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 opera- tion. 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 interfer- ence in a residential installation. This equipment gener- ates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc- tions, may cause harmful interference to radio communi- cations. Additional information --- 73

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 recep- tion, 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 to an outlet on a circuit dif- ferent from that to which the receiver is con- nected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV tech- nician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. This Transmitter has been demonstrated co-location compliance requirements with Bluetooth / Model No: UB1 - 1112 and WLAN/Model No.:PWG-500.This trans- mitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. This EUT is in compliance with SAR for general popula- tion uncontrolled exposure limits in ANSI/IEEE C95.1- 1999 and has been tested in accordance with the mea- surement methods and procedures specified in OET Bul- letin 65 Supplement C. 74 --- FCC regulations

European regulations Products with the CE mark comply with the Radio & Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive (1999/ 5/EEC), the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (89/ 336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) - as amended by Directive 93/68/ECC - issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European Standards: • 1999/5/EEC Radio & Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive (R&TTE) EN 301 511 • Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Standard: EN 50360, EN 50361 • 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive (LVD) Standard: EN 60950:2000 • 89/336/EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC- Directive) Standard: EN301489-1/7 • The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for modifications made by the user and the conse- quences thereof, which may alter the conformity of the product with the mark. European regulations --- 75

RF exposure regulation (SAR) This model phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for expo- sure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmit- ting at its highest certified power level in all tested fre- quency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output.The highest SAR value for the model phone as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 0.091 W/kg and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.218 W/ kg.(Body-worn measurements differ among phone mod- els, depending upon available enhancements and FCC requirements.) While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement. 76 --- RF exposure regulation (SAR)

The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of tap://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid after searching on FCC ID: SNFG10. For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other enhancements may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. If you do not use a body- worn accessory and are not holding the phone at the ear, position the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from your body when the phone is switched on. RF exposure regulation (SAR) --- 77