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User Manual
Velocity111UserManual
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IMPORTANTPRECAUTIONS
PleasereadthefollowinginformationcarefullybeforeyoustartusingtheVelocity111toavoidanydamagecausedbyimproper
usage:
Thedeviceisnotchargedwhenyoutakeitoutofthebox.Thebatteryshouldbechargedforatleast8hoursbefore
firstuse.Donotremovethebatterywhilecharging.
Donotserviceanyproductyourself.Serviceneededoncomponentsinsidethesecompartmentsshouldbedonebyan
authorizedservicetechnicianorprovider.
Donotusebatterieswhichhavenotbeenspecifiedbythemanufacturer,asthismaycauseleakageorrupture.
Damagecausedbyusingbatteriesnotspecifiedbythemanufacturerisnotcoveredunderwarranty.
DonotchargethebatterywithanunspecifiedACAdapter,asthismaycausedamagetoboththedeviceandthe
battery.
DonotleavetheACadapterinplaceswherethetemperaturemaybelowerthan‐20℃(‐4℉)orhigherthan70℃(158
℉)asthismaydamagetheACadaptor.
Whendiscardingthebatteries,disposeoftheminapropermanner,accordingtothebatterymanufacturer’s
instructionsandyourlocallaws.
PoweroffthedeviceandremovethebatterybeforeinsertingSIMcard.MakesuretheSIMcardsnapscorrectlyinto
theSIMsocket.
Donotopenortamperwiththedevicecover,asthiswillvoidyourwarranty.
Donotpresshardonthisproduct,asitmaycausedamagetothescreenortheinternalcomponents.
Donotusethedeviceatgasorrefuelingstations,chemicalplants,andplacescontainingexplosivesorflammable
materials.Theproductshouldbeplacedawayfromheatsourcessuchasradiators,stoves,orotherproducts
(includingamplifiers)thatproduceheat.
Donotstrike,shake,orheatthedeviceinawaywhichmaycausebatteryleakageorruptureanddamagetothe
device.
Useonlyamanufacturer‐specifiedstylus.Donotscratchthescreenorotherwisebringitintocontactwithanyhard
objects(e.g.loosechangeinyourpocket).
Donotcleanthescreenwithchemicaldetergents.Onlyuseclothsspecificallydesignedforcleaningliquid‐crystal
displays.Unplugtheproductfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.Donotuseliquidcleanersoraerosolcleaners.Use
adampclothforcleaning,butNEVERusewatertocleantheLCDscreen.
Donotexposethedevicetoprolongeddirectsunlight,orleavethedeviceinahumidenvironmentforextended
periodsoftime,asthismaycausedamagetothedeviceandbattery.
Donotimmersethedeviceinwater.Neverusetheproductinawetlocation.
Thedevicemayinterferewiththenavigationand/orcommunicationsystemsonaircraft.Theuseofthedeviceonan
aircraftisprohibitedbylawsinmostcountries.
Thisproductmaycausemedicalequipmenttomalfunction.Theuseofthisdeviceisforbiddeninmosthospitalsand
medicalclinics.
Alwaysusehands‐freedevices,ifyouneedtousethetelephonyservices,whiledrivingavehicle.
Pleaseturndownthevolumebeforeusingheadphonesorotheraudiodevices.
Donotplacetheproductonanunstablebase.
Donotpushobjectsofanykindintocabinetslotsorotheropeningsinthedevice.
Thedeviceshouldbeoperatedfromthetypeofpowerindicatedonthemarkinglabel.Iftherearenoticeablesignsof
overheating,unplugthedevicefromtheelectricaloutletimmediatelyandreferservicingtoanauthorizedservice
provider.
Warning:Donotremoveordamagethewarrantyvoidlabelonthedevice,asthiswillvoidyourwarranty.
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Non‐ionizingRadiation
Thisproductshouldbeoperatedonlyinthesuggestedtypicalconditionstoensuregoodradiativeperformanceandsafetyfrom
interference.Forsafetyreasons,aswithallothermobileradio‐transmittingequipment,itisrecommendedthatnopartofthe
humanbodybeallowedtocometooclosetotheantennaduringoperationoftheequipment.
TrademarkInformation
Microsoft,MS‐DOS,Windows,WindowsNT,WindowsServer,WindowVista,WindowsMobile,ActiveSync,Excel,Internet
Explorer,WindowsLive,Outlook,PowerPoint,andWordareeitherregisteredtrademarksortrademarksofMicrosoft
CorporationintheUnitedStatesand/orothercountries.
Allothertrademarksarepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners.
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TableofContents
VELOCITY111USERMANUAL ................................................................................................................................ 1
CHAPTER1:OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................................6
1.2 INTRODUCTION CONT............................................................................................................................................8
1.3 INSTALLING SIM CARD, BATTERY AND MICRO SD CARD.....................................................................................9
1.4 BATT ERY INFORMATION......................................................................................................................................11
CHAPTER2:BASICOPERATIONS........................................................................................................................... 13
2.1 GETTING STARTED ..............................................................................................................................................13
2.2 TODAY SCREEN...................................................................................................................................................14
2.3 VOTA (VELOCITY OVER THE AIR) .....................................................................................................................16
2.4 VELOCITY TOOLBAR...........................................................................................................................................17
2.5 START MENU ......................................................................................................................................................17
2.6 PROGRAMS, SETTINGS AND ICONS ......................................................................................................................18
2.7 INPUT METHODS.................................................................................................................................................20
CHAPTER3:SYNCHRONIZINGINFORMATION....................................................................................................... 23
3.1 INSTALLING AND SETTING UP ACTIVESYNC........................................................................................................23
3.2 INSTALLING AND SETTING UP WMDC................................................................................................................23
3.3 SYNCHRONIZING INFORMATION..........................................................................................................................24
3.4 CHANGING SETTINGS FOR AN INFORMATION TYPE .............................................................................................24
3.5 SYNCHRONIZING WITH EXCHANGE SERVER........................................................................................................25
3.6 SYNCHRONIZING VIA BLUETOOTH ......................................................................................................................25
CHAPTER4:PHONE.............................................................................................................................................. 26
4.1 MAKING A CALL .................................................................................................................................................26
4.2 CONFIGURING THE PHONE ..................................................................................................................................28
4.3 VOICE CALL IN-CALL OPTIONS ..........................................................................................................................30
4.4 VIDEO CALL IN-CALL OPTIONS ..........................................................................................................................31
CHAPTER5:CONTACTS&MESSAGING................................................................................................................. 33
5.1 USING CONTACTS ...............................................................................................................................................33
5.2 TEXT MESSAGING...............................................................................................................................................34
5.3 MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING SERVICE ....................................................................................................................35
5.4 E-MAIL ...............................................................................................................................................................36
5.5 USING SIM MANAGER........................................................................................................................................38
CHAPTER6:BASICAPPLICATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 40
6.1 USING CALENDAR ..............................................................................................................................................40
6.2 USING NOTES .....................................................................................................................................................41
6.3 USING TASKS ......................................................................................................................................................43
CHAPTER7:CONNECTINGTOTHEINTERNET ....................................................................................................... 45
7.1 SETTING UP INTERNET CONNECTIONS.................................................................................................................45
7.2 USING A WI-FI CONNECTION ..............................................................................................................................47
7.3 USING WIRELESS MANAGER ..............................................................................................................................49
7.4 USING INTERNET EXPLORER MOBILE .................................................................................................................50
CHAPTER8:TRANSFERRINGFILESTOANDFROMTHEDEVICE ............................................................................. 53
8.1 USING ACTIVESYNC ...........................................................................................................................................53
8.2 TRANSFERRING FROM MEMORY CARDS..............................................................................................................53
8.3 USING BLUETOOTH.............................................................................................................................................54
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CHAPTER9:OTHERAPPLICATIONS....................................................................................................................... 56
9.1 WINDOWS LIVE MESSENGER..............................................................................................................................56
9.2 JETCET PDF5 ...................................................................................................................................................57
9.3 WINDOWS MEDIA...............................................................................................................................................58
9.4 MIDLET MANAGER ............................................................................................................................................59
9.5 PHONE PROFILE ..................................................................................................................................................59
9.6 GPS....................................................................................................................................................................60
9.7 INTERNET SHARING ............................................................................................................................................61
CHAPTER10:CAMERA ......................................................................................................................................... 63
10.1 OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................................................63
10.2 TAKING A PICTURE ............................................................................................................................................64
10.3 TAKING A VIDEO................................................................................................................................................64
10.4 SETTINGS AND OPTIONS....................................................................................................................................64
10.5 PICTURES AND VIDEOS .....................................................................................................................................65
APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................................ 66
A.1 SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................................................66
A.2 REGULATORY NOTICES ......................................................................................................................................68
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Chapter1:Overview
1.1 Introduction
HardwareOverview
1Volumeup
Presstoturnupthevolume;Pressandholdformaximumvolume.
2Record*
Presstorecordavoicenote.
3Volumedown
Presstoturndownthevolume;Pressandholdtoturntheringeroff.
4MicroSDCardSlot
5Powerslider
Slidethebuttontotherightandholdtoturnon;slidethebuttontothelefttolock,slidethebuttontothe
righttoturnoffthebacklight.
62.5mmHeadphoneTVout
7Stylus
8Forwardfacingcamera
Usethiscameraforvideocalling.
9Telephonereceiver
Speakerforlisteningtophonecalls.
10IndicationLED
Indicatesnotification/battery/GSMstatus.Thebluelightflasheswhennotificationsexistformessages,missed
callsorreminders.LEDdisplayssolidredorgreenlightwhenthebatteryisunderchargeorthebatteryisfully
charged.GreenlightflasheswhenGSM/UMTSison.
11Touchscreen
2.46‐inchTFTLCDtouchscreendisplay.
12SEND
Presstoactivatethedialerandtoinitiateacall.
13Start
Presstopulldownthestartmenu.
14Jogball
Scrollup,down,leftorrighttonavigate;presstoselect.
15OK
Presstomakeaselection.
16END
Presstoendacall;pressandholdtoreturntotheTodayscreen.
17QWERTYkeypad
18Microphone
19Mini‐USBCableConnector
20Backcoverlock
21VelocityButton
PresstolaunchVelocitytoolbar.Pressandholdtoactivatethelauncher.
22OK(sidekey)
Presstomakeaselection.
23CameraButton*
Pressandholdtolaunchthecamera.
24Reset
Usingthestylus,presstosoftresetthedevice.Besuretoswitchthedeviceintosleepmodebeforeresetting
thedevice,otherwiseunsaveddataorsettingsmaybelost.
25Speaker
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26Maincamera
27Backcover
*Thesebuttonsareconfigurable.Toassignnewprograms/functions,selectStartSettingsButtons.
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1.2 Introductioncont.
What’sinthebox
ACAdapterStereoHeadsetUSBCable
VideoOutCableProtectivePouchBattery
UKPlugEUPlugExtraStylus
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1.3InstallingSIMCard,BatteryandMicroSDCard
InstallingtheSIMCardandBattery
Ifyouwanttousethetelephonefeaturesofthedevice,youmustinstallavalidSIMcard.
Unlockandremovethebatterycover.
PlacetheSIMcardwiththegoldcontactfacingdown.
NOTE:WhenremovingtheSIMcard,pulloutthetraywhichfixestheSIMcard,andthenremovethe
SIMcardfromthetray.
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Reinsertthebattery.Pushtheoppositeendofthebatteryuntilitsnapsintoplace.
Replacethebackcover.Pressthebackcoveruntilitsnapsintoplace.
NOTE:ThedeviceissuppliedwitharechargeableLi‐ionpolymerbattery.Thisbatteryissupplied
completelydischargedandshouldbechargedforatleast8hoursbeforefirstuse.Pleasefollowthe
normalturn‐offproceduretoremovethebattery;otherwiseunsaveddatamaybelost.
InstallingaMicroSDCard
UseacertifiedMicroSDcardinthisslottoexpandthedevice’sstoragememory(SDHCsupported).To
installtheMicroSDcard,dothefollowing:
1. Unlockandremovethebackcover.
2. Removethemediacardslotcover.
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3. Insertthemediacardintotheslotlogosideup.
ToremovetheMicroSDcard,gentlypressinonthecardtoeject.
NOTE:InsertingtheMicroSDcardinthewrongdirectionbyforcecancausedamagetothecardandthe
cardslot.
1.4BatteryInformation
Batteryperformancedependsonmanyfactors,includingyourwirelessserviceprovider’snetwork
configuration,signalstrength,thetemperatureoftheenvironmentinwhichyouoperateyourphone,
thefeaturesandsettingsyouselectanduse,itemsattachedtoyourphone’sconnectingports,andyour
voice,data,andotherprogramusagepatterns.
Batterylifeestimates(approximationssubjecttonetworkconditions):
Talktime(GSM):4hours
Standbytime(GSM):200hours
ChargeTime(average):
ChargebyACadaptor:3hours
ChargebyUSBbus:5hours
ReducingRiskofFireorBurns
Donotattempttoopen,disassembleorservicethebatterypack.
Donotcrushorpuncturethebattery,shorttheexternalcontactsordisposeofinfireor
water.
Donotexposetotemperaturesabove45˚C(113˚F)orbelow‐10˚C(14˚F).
Replaceonlywiththebatterypackdesignatedforthisproduct.
Recycleordisposeofusedbatteriesasstipulatedbylocalregulationandinamannerthat
respectstheenvironment.
CheckingtheBatteryPower
SelectStartSettingsSystemtabPower.
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OptimizingPowerPerformance
SelectStartSettingsSystemtabPowerAdvancedandthenadjustsettings.
ManagingaLowBattery
Whenthelow‐batterywarningappears,dothefollowing:
1. TurnoffBluetoothand/orWiFiiftheyarecurrentlyenabled.
2. Immediatelysaveyourcurrentdata.
3. Pluginorturnoffthedevice.
ChargingtheBattery
1. Tochargethebattery,makesurethebatteryissittinginthebatteryslotcorrectly.
2. Dooneofthefollowing:
ConnectthedevicetotheACadapterandplugtheACadapterintoapoweroutlet.
ConnectthedevicetoaPCwiththeUSBcable(suppliedwiththedevice).
NOTE:TochargethedevicewiththeUSBcable,youmustconnectthedevicetoafunctioningUSBport
onaPCthatispoweredon.
IMPORTANT:Forsafetyreasons,chargingwillnotoccurattemperaturesbelow0˚C/32˚Forabove
40˚C/104˚F.
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Chapter2:BasicOperations
2.1GettingStarted
TurningOn/OfftheDevice
a) Whenthedeviceisoff:pushthepowerslideratthetopofthedevicetotherighttoturnonthe
device.
b) Whenthedeviceisturnedon:pushthepowerslidertotherighttoswitchthedeviceintosleep
mode.Youcanstillreceivephonecallsandmessageswhenthedeviceisinsleepmode.
c) Whenthedeviceisinsleepmode:pushthepowerslidertotheright.
d) Topoweroffthedevicecompletely,pushthepowerslidertotherightandholdfor3seconds
andthesystemwillaskyoutoconfirmbeforepoweringoffthedevice.
Calibratingthedevice
Calibratingthedeviceensuresthatthesystemwillrespondtoyouron‐screentouchinteractionsinthe
correctly.Whenyouturnonthedeviceforthefirstoftime,youwillbeaskedtocalibratethedevice.If
youwouldliketore‐calibratethedevice,followthestepsbelow:
1. SelectStartSettingsSystemtabScreen.
2. SelecttheAlignScreenbuttonandfollowtheon‐screeninstructions.
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2.2TodayScreen
TodayScreen
TheTodayscreenisyourhomescreen.Itdisplayssystemstatusandshowsyouthetimeandweatherin
thecitythatyouselect.
NOTE:YoucanaccesstheTodayscreenbybringinguptheVelocitytoolbarandselectingtheTodayicon,
orbyselectingStartTodayorbypressingtheENDbutton.
StatusBar
Location
Softkeys
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StatusBarNotificationIcons
Newe‐mailRoaming
NewText(SMS)orMultimedia(MMS)
messageBluetoothheadsetdetected
NewVoicemailmessageRingeron
NewnotificationsRingeroff
NewinstantmessageRingerinvibrationmode
VoicecallHSPAavailable
VoicecallinprogressHSPAinuse
CallsarebeingforwardedGPRSavailable
CallonholdGPRSinuse
MissedcallEDGEavailable
BatteryfullEDGEinuse
LowbatteryNoSIMcardinstalled
BatteryalertBluetoothconnectioninprogress
ExtremelylowbatteryWi‐Ficonnectioninprogress
BatterychargingDataConnectionisactive
SignalstrengthConnectionisnotactive
NosignalSynchronizationinprogress
FlightmodeSynchronizationerror
NoserviceAlarm
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Location
Locationallowsyoutoseethetimeandweatherincitiesthatareimportanttoyourightfromyour
homescreen.
AddingLocations
Youcanaddlocationsthroughthelocationsettings.Toaccessthelocationsettings,pressandholdon
thelocationinformationpanelonyourhomescreen.SelectAddaCity,youcanthenenteracitydirectly
orlocatenearbycitiesviaGPS.
SwitchingLocations
Ifyouhavemorethanonelocation,youcanswitchthelocationbyslidingyourfingerleftorrightonthe
locationpanel.
2.3VOTA(VelocityOvertheAir)
VOTA(VelocityOvertheAir)isanover‐the‐airupdatessystemthatusesyourdevicesdataconnectionto
downloadandinstallsoftwareupgradesandnewfeatures.VOTAwillautomaticallyinstallthenecessary
filesandcleanuptheinstallationfilesattheendoftheupdateprocess.
InstallingaVOTA(VelocityOvertheAir)Update
1. AmessagewillappearinformingyouthataVOTAupdateisavailable.SelectInstall.
2. Forverification,selectInstalltocontinue.
3. VOTAwillbegindownloadingtheinstallationfiles.
4. VOTAwillbegintheinstallaftertheinstallationfileshavebeendownloaded.
5. VOTAwillcleanuptheinstallationfilesaftertheinstalliscomplete.
6. Theinstallationisnowcomplete.SelectClosetoexit.
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2.4VelocityToolbar
TheVelocitytoolbarallowsyouto:
Createacustomized,quickaccesstooltoapplicationsyouprefer.
Closeopenapplications.
Tolaunchthetoolbar,presstheVelocitybuttononthesideofthedeviceorswipeyourfingertipfrom
theVelocitylogobelowthescreentowardthemiddleofthescreen.
Tocustomizethetoolbar,pressandholdtheVelocitybuttontoshowallapplicationsfirst.Pressand
holdaprogramiconandthendragitinordertoadd/removeitto/fromthetoolbar.
2.5StartMenu
TheStartmenuisaccessiblebyselectingtheStartbuttonatthetopleftofthescreenandisdividedinto
4mainfunctionsasfollow:
Recentlyusedapplications
Todayscreen
VelocityButton
Primaryapplications
MoreapplicationsandHelpinformation
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2.6Programs,SettingsandIcons
Programs
GamesTwogamesareinstalledonthedevice:BubbleBreakerandSolitaire.
ActiveSyncSynchronizeinformationbetweenthedeviceandaPCorExchangeServer.
AutoConfigSelectyourmobileoperatormanuallyandautomaticallyapplythecorrectdatasettings
forthatoperator.
CalculatorPerformbasiccalculationssuchasaddition,subtraction,multiplicationanddivision.
FileExplorerOrganizeandmanagethefilesandfoldersonthedevice.
GettingStartedBriefintroductionsandshortcutsofcommonuseditems.
InternetSharingUsethedeviceasanexternalmodemforaPC,connectingthroughaUSBportor
Bluetooth.
JETCETPDF5ViewPDFsonthedevice.
MessengerSendandreceiveinstantmessageswithyourWindowsLiveMessengercontacts.
MIDletManagerInstallJavaapplicationsfromlocalfilesoranetwork.
ModemLinkSharethedeviceconnectionwithaPCorlaptop.
NotesTakenotesonthedevice.
PhoneProfileCreateandsetprofiles.
Pictures&VideosOrganizeandsharepicturesandvideos.
RemoteDesktop
MobileCreateaconnectionbetweenthedevicesandaWindowTerminalServer.
SearchSearchthedevice.
SIMManagerLetsyoumanageyourSIMcard.See“5.5UsingSIMManager”fordetails.
SimToolkitAsoftwaretoolkitthatcomeswiththeSIMcard.Thefunctionalityofthistoolkit
dependsonyourSIMcardprovider.
TaskManagerManagecurrentlyrunningprograms.
TasksCreate,editandsynchronizetasks.
UnitConverterConvertcommonlyusedmeasurements.
VCameraTakepicturesandvideos.
WindowsLiveAccessSpaces,InstantMessengerandWindowsLiveservices.
WindowsMediaPlaymusicandvideo.
WirelessManagerTurnon/offwireless,Bluetoothandphonefeatures.
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Settings
Personal
ButtonsConfigurebuttonactions.
InputConfigureinputmethods.
LockSetapasswordtounlockthedevice.
MenusConfiguretheStartmenu.
OwnerInformationEnterandeditownerinformation.
PhoneConfigurethePhonefeatures.
Sounds&
NotificationsConfigureprogramandeventsounds.
TodayConfiguretheTodayscreenitemsandtheme,includingthebackgroundwall‐paperand
devicecolor‐scheme.
System
AboutWindowsMobileinformationanddevicename.
BacklightConfigurethedisplaybacklightandadjustthebrightnessofdisplayandkeypad.
CertificatesManagepersonalandrootcertificates.
Clock&AlarmsSettimeandalarms.
CustomerFeedbackSendvolunteered,non‐personalinformationabouthowyouuseWindowsMobile
softwaretoMicrosoft.
DeviceInformationDisplayinformationaboutdevicesystem,softwareandhardware.
EncryptionEncryptfilesastheyareplacedonastoragecard.
ErrorReportingEnableordisablesthein‐builterrorreportingsystem.
ExternalGPSLetyoudefinetheportsusedforGPSconfiguration.
FactoryResetResetallsettingstothemanufacturerdefaults.
ManagedProgramsListprogramsthathavebeeninstalledremotelybyyoursystemadministrator.
MemoryCheckavailabledevicememoryandmemorycardinformation.
PowerPowermanagementsettings.
RegionalSettingsConfigurethedevice’slocale.
RemoveProgramsAllowyoutoviewandremoveinstalledapplications.
ScreenLetyoualignthescreen.See“Calibratingthedevice”inChapter2fordetails.
TaskManagerHelpyoutomanagecurrentlyrunningprograms.
TV‐OUTConfigSelectyourTVoutputtypehere.
WindowsUpdateLetyoudownloadWindowsMobileupdatessuchascriticalsecurityfixes.
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Connections
BeamTurnon/offthebeamfeature.
BluetoothConfigureBluetoothsettings.See“8.3UsingBluetooth”fordetails.
ConnectionsConfigurethedevice’sconnections.
DomainEnrollAllowyoutoconnectthedevicewithcompanyresources.
NetworkCardsConfigurethenetworkadapter.WhenconnectingtoWi‐Fi,youcanconfigurewireless
networkshereaswell.
USBConnectionYoucansetyourdevicetosynchronizewithaPCorfunctionasacardreaderwhenitis
connectedtoyourPCthroughtheUSBport.
Wi-FiNetworkDisplaydetailedinformationforaconnectedWi‐FiNetwork.YoucanchangeWi‐Fi
Networksettingshereaswell.
WirelessManagerTurnon/offwireless,Bluetoothandphonefeatures.
2.7InputMethods
Thedevicecontains4softwareinputmethods:keyboard,LetterRecognizer,BlockRecognizerand
Transcriber.
Keyboard
Letter/BlockRecognizer
Transcriber
Keyboard
1. Selectthekeyboardicon inthecenterofthebottommenubartolaunchthekeyboard.If
thekeyboardisnottheselectedinputmethod,selectthearrownexttothekeyboardicon
andselectKeyboard.
2. Selectthekeysontheon‐screenkeyboardtoentertextordoanyofthefollowing:
Selectontheon‐screenkeyboardtoentercapitalletters.
Selectontheon‐screenkeyboardtoenteraccentedletters.
Selectontheon‐screenkeyboardtoentersymbolsandnumbers.
LetterRecognizer
LetterRecognizerrecognizesoneletter,numberorsymbolatatime.
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TolaunchLetterRecognizer,selecttheinputmethodselectorarrow(theupwardarrow
nexttotheinputmethodicon)andselectLetterRecognizer.
Writeuppercaselettersintheleftrecognitionarea(theABCbox).
Writelowercaselettersinthemiddlerecognitionarea(theabcbox).
Writenumbersandsymbolsintherightrecognitionarea(the123box).
BlockRecognizer
BlockRecognizerrecognizesletterswritteninonestroke.
TolaunchBlockRecognizer,selecttheinputmethodselectorarrow(theupwardarrow
nexttotheinputmethodicon)andselectBlockRecognizer.
Writelowercaselettersinthetextrecognitionarea(theabcboxontheleft).
Writenumbersandsymbolsinthenumericrecognitionarea(the123boxontheright).
Toinputsymbols,selectanyrecognitionarea,textornumeric,onceandwritesymbols.
NOTE:Select?inLetterorBlockRecognizertoseeademoonhowtowriterecognizablecharacters.
Transcriber
Transcriberrecognizeshandwritingincursiveand/orprint.Itusesthefullscreenasitsrecognitionarea.
Itinterpretsthemovementofthestylusonthescreenasyouwrite.
TolaunchTranscriber,selecttheinputmethodselectorarrow(theuparrownexttotheinput
methodicon)andselectTranscriber.
Writeanywhereonthescreen.
NOTE:TheTranscribercomeswithdetailedhelppages.Selectifyouneedfurtherassistance.
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HardwareKeyboard
Otherthantheon‐screenkeyboard,thisdeviceisequippedwithaQWERTYkeyboard.Pleaseseebelow
fortipsofusingtheQWERTYkeypad.
Correspondingletters/symbolsforeachcharacter:
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(1) Pressthiskeyonce(),
thefirstletteryouenter
willbecapitalized.
(2) Pressingthiskeytwice
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willbecapitalized.
(3) Holddownthiskeyand
pressanotherkeyatthe
sametimetoentercapital
lettersconstantly.
Inmode,pressthiskeyagain
toenterlowercaseletters.
Pressthiskeytoerasetheletterto
theimmediateleftofthecursor.
Pressthe“FN”keyonceandthen
pressthiskeytodeletethefirst
letterontherightsideofthe
cursor.Todeletelettersconstantly,
holddownthe“FN”keyandpress
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atthesametime.
Youcaninputsymbolsand
accentedlettersbyusingthiskey.
Afterpressingacharacter,press
the“SYM”keyrepeatedly,youcan
seeallaccenttypesofthis
characterbeingdisplayedin
sequencecyclically.Stoppressing
the“SYM”keywhilethedesired
charactershows.Pleaserefertothe
tablebelowforcorresponding
symbolsandaccentedlettersfor
eachcharacter.
The“FN”keyisusedtoaccessthesymbolsandnumbersonthe
keypad.Youcanchooseanyofthethreemethodstoinput
symbols/numbers:
(1)Pressthe“FN”keyonce(),thenextcharacteryouenterwillbea
symbolornumber.
(2)Pressthe“FN”keytwice(),youcanthenenternumbersand
symbolsconstantly.
(3)Holddownthe“FN”keyandpressanotherkeyatthesametimeto
enteritscorrespondingsymbol.
Toreturntoenterletters,pressthe“FN”keyagaininmode.
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Chapter3:SynchronizingInformation
ActiveSyncandWindowsMobileDeviceCenter(WMDC)synchronizeinformationonthedevicewith
informationonyourPCorExchangeserver.ActiveSyncworksoncomputersthathavetheWindowsXP
OperatingsystemswhileWMCDworksoncomputersthathaveWindowsVista.
Specifically,youcanuseActiveSyncorWMCDto:
SynchronizeOutlooke‐mail,contacts,calendarortasksonyourphonewithyourPC.
Synchronizepictures,videoandmusicbetweenthedeviceandyourPC.
SynchronizeOutlooke‐mail,contacts,calendarappointmentsandtasksonyourphone
directlywithExchangeServer.
CopyfilesbetweenyourphoneandyourPCwithoutsynchronizing.
Selectwhichtypesofinformationaresynchronizedandspecifyhowmuchinformationis
synchronized.Forexample,youcanchoosehowmanyweeksofpastcalendarappointments
tosynchronize.
3.1InstallingandSettingupActiveSync
IMPORTANT:BesuretoinstallActiveSynconthePCbeforeconnectingthedevicetoit.
1. InstallActiveSynconyourPC,asdescribedontheWindowsMobile™GettingStartedDisc.
Aftersetupcompletes,theSynchronizationSetupWizardautomaticallystartswhenyou
connectthedevicetothePC(throughaUSBcableorBluetooth).
2. Followtheinstructionsonthescreentocompletethewizard.IntheSyncSetupWizard,you
can:
CreateasynchronizationrelationshipbetweenyourPCandthedevice.
ConfigureanExchangeServerconnectiontosynchronizedirectlywithExchangeServer.
TosynchronizethedevicewithExchangeServer,obtainthenameoftheExchangeServer,
yourusername,passwordanddomainnamefromyouradministratorbeforecompleting
thewizard.
Chooseinformationtypestosynchronize.
3. Oncesynchronizationcompletes,youcandisconnectyourphonefromyourPC.
3.2InstallingandSettingupWMDC
TheWindowsVistaoperatingsystemincludesthebasicWMDCapplicationpartiallyinstalled,youcan
fullyinstallWMDConyourcomputerfromtheGettingStartedDisc.
1. FollowtheinstructionontheWindowsMobile™GettingStartedDisctoinstallWMCDonyour
PC.
2. ConnectthedevicetoyourPC,WMDCwillstartautomatically.
3. DoeitherofthefollowingonthehomescreenofWMDC:
ClickSetupyourdevicetoselectitemsthatyourwanttosynchronize.WMDC
synchronizesthedeviceautomaticallywhenyoufinishthesetup.
ClickConnectwithoutsettingupyourdevicetotransferfiles,checkupdatesorexplore
thedevicewithoutsynchronizingOutlookinformation.
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3.3SynchronizingInformation
StartingandStoppingSynchronizationManually
1. Onthedevice,selectStartProgramsActiveSync.
2. Tostartsynchronization,selectSync.
3. Tostopsynchronizing,selectStop.
IMPORTANT:Youcanstartandstopsynchronizationonlyifthedevicealreadyhasasyncrelationship
withaPCorExchangeServer.SomeAnti‐VirussoftwaremayconflictwithActiveSync.
ChangingInformationisSynchronized
ActiveSyncandWMDCsynchronizealimitedamountofinformationbydefaulttosavestoragespaceon
yourphone.Youcanchangetheamountofinformationthatissynchronizedbyperformingthefollowing
steps.
1. OntheTodayscreen,clickStartProgramsActiveSync.
2. SelectMenuOptions.
3. Dooneormoreofthefollowing:
Selectthecheckboxfortheitemsyouwanttosynchronize.Ifyoucannotselecta
checkbox,youmighthavetoclearthecheckboxforthesameinformationtypeelsewhere
inthelist.
Clearthecheckboxforanyitemsyouwanttoexclude.
Tocustomizesynchronizationofacomputer,selectthecomputernameandthenclick
Settings.
Tocustomizesynchronizationofparticularinformation,selecttheinformationtypeand
thenclickSettings.
Tostopsynchronizingwithonecomputercompletely,selectthecomputernameandclick
Delete.
IMPORTANT:Outlooke‐mailcanbesynchronizedwithonlyonecomputerandoneExchangeActiveSync
server.
3.4ChangingSettingsforanInformationType
IMPORTANT:Beforechangingsettingsforaninformationtypeonthedevice,disconnectthedevice
fromyourPC.
1. SelectStartProgramsActiveSyncMenuOptions.
2. Selectoneoftheinformationtypes(e.g.E‐mail,TasksorCalendaritems).
3. Dooneofthefollowing:
Tovieworchangesettingsforaninformationtype(whenavailable),selectSettings.
TovieworchangesettingsforacomputerorExchangeServer,selectSettings.
4. Changetheamountofinformationtobesynchronizedorothersettings.
5. SelectOK(orFinishintheExchangeServersettingswizard).
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3.5SynchronizingwithExchangeServer
TosetupthedevicetosynchronizedirectlywithExchangeServer,youwillneedtogetthenameofthe
serverandtheserverdomainnamefromyourserviceproviderorsystemadministrator.Youmustalso
knowyourExchangeusernameandpassword.
1. Onthedevicescreen,selectStartProgramsActiveSyncMenuConfigureServer.Ifyou
havenotyetsetupsynchronizationwithExchangeServer,thismenuitemwillsayAddServer
Source.
2. EnteryourEmailaddressandthentapNext.
3. Enteryourusername,password,anddomainname,thenselectNext.Ifyouwantthedevice
tosaveyourpasswordsothatyouwillnotneedtoenteritoneachconnection,selecttheSave
passwordcheckbox.
4. InServeraddress,enterthenameoftheserverrunningExchangeServer,thenselectNext.
SelectThisserverrequiresanencrypted(SSL)connectionifyouwanttoreceivepersonal
informationmoresecurely.However,ifyouselectoptionthisandyourISPdoesnotsupportan
SSLconnection,youwillbeunabletoreceivee‐mail.
5. Selectthecheckboxesforthetypesofinformationitemsthatyouwanttosynchronizewith
ExchangeServer.
6. Tochangeavailablesynchronizationsettings,selectthetypeofinformationandselectSettings.
7. Tochangetherulesforresolvingsynchronizationconflicts,selectMenuAdvanced.
8. TapFinish.
NOTE:YoucanalsouseActiveSyncorWMDCtosetupthedevicetosynchronizeremotelywiththe
ExchangeServer.ThesetupwizardisstartedwhenyouconnectthedevicetoyourPCafterinstalling
ActiveSyncorWMCDonthePC.
3.6SynchronizingviaBluetooth
ConnectingtoaPCUsingBluetooth
1. YourPCmustbeequippedwithasuitableBluetoothradio.
2. FollowtheinstructionsinActiveSyncHelponthePCforconfiguringBluetoothonyourPCto
supportActiveSync.
3. Onthedevice,selectStartProgramsActiveSync.
4. SelectMenuConnectviaBluetooth.EnsurethatthedeviceandPCarewithincloserange.
5. IfthisisthefirsttimeyouhaveconnectedtothisPCviaBluetooth,youmustcompletethe
BluetoothwizardonthephoneandsetupaBluetoothpartnershipwiththePCbefore
synchronizing.Thisprocesswilltypicallyinvolveexchangingapass‐keybetweenthedeviceand
thePC.
6. SelectSync.
7. Whenfinished,selectMenuDisconnectBluetooth.
NOTE:Topreservebatterypower,turnoffBluetoothafterthesynchronizationiscompleted.
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Chapter4:Phone
4.1MakingaCall
ThePhoneScreen
Fromthephonescreen,youcanseedialrecordsandContactsandchoosetomakeavideoorvoicecall.
ToaccessthePhoneScreen,doanyofthefollowing:
PresstheSENDhardwarebutton.
SelectPhoneontheTodayscreen.
SelectStartPhone.
MakingaCallbyUsingthePhoneKeypad
1. OnthePhonescreen,selectKeypadifthekeypadisnotdisplayed.
2. Enterthenumbertodialusingthekeypad.
3. Selectmatchingcontactsthatcomeupinthesmartdialareatodialthatnumberand/or
contactorfinishenteringthenumberandpresstomakeavoicecallor tomakea
videocall.
Backspace
CallHistory
VideoCall
Voice Call
SmartDialArea
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MakingaCallfromCallHistory
1. OnthePhonescreen,select todisplaycallhistoryfullscreen.
2. Scrolltothedesirednumberorcontact.PressTALKtomakeavoicecall;select
MenuVideocalltomakeavideocall.
MakingaCallfromContacts
DoeitherofthefollowingtomakeacallfromContacts:
VoiceCall.OnthePhoneScreen,selectHideKeypadtoshowallContactsonthesmartdial
area.Taponthedesiredcontactinthelistandthentaponthenumberyouwanttodial.
VideoCall.SelectContactsontheTodayscreen,scrolltothedesiredcontact,select
MenuVideocall.
MakingaCallfromSpeedDial
Youcancreatespeeddialentriesforfrequently callednumbersorfrequently accesseditems.SpeedDial
allowsyoutodialanumberbypressingasinglekey.Forexample,ifyouassignlocation2toacontactin
SpeedDial,youcansimplypressandhold2onthePhoneKeypadtodialthecontact’snumber.Speed
dialscanbecreatedonlyfornumbersthatarestoredinContacts.
OnthePhonescreen,doeitherofthefollowing:
SelectMenuSpeedDial.ScrolltothedesiredcontactandpressTALKtomakeavoicecall;
selectMenuVideocalltomakeavideocall.
SelectHideKeypadtoshowspeeddialentriesonthesmartdialarea.Scrolltothenumber
andthenpressTALK.
Tocreateaspeeddialentryforacontact
1. TapContactsontheTodayscreen.
2. Tapthecontactforwhomtocreateaspeeddial.
3. Scrolltothephonenumber(ifthereismorethanone)forwhichtocreateaspeeddial.
4. SelectMenuAddtoSpeedDial.
5. InLocation,selectthespeeddialnumbertouse.
6. SelectOKwhenfinished.
NOTE:Thefirstspeeddiallocationisgenerallyreservedforyourvoicemail.SpeedDialusesthenext
availablelocationbydefault.Ifyouwanttoplaceanumberinalocationthatisalreadyused,thenew
numberreplacestheexistingnumber.
Todeleteaspeeddialentry
1. OnthePhonescreen,selectHideKeypad.
2. Selecttheentrythatyouwanttodelete.
3. SelectDelete.
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Receiving/RejectingaCall
Whenyoureceiveaphonecall,youhavetheoptiontoansweritorignoreit.
Toacceptanincomingcall,selectAnsweronthescreenorpressTALKtoacceptanincoming
call.
Tohangupacall,selectIgnoreonthescreenorpressEND.
NOTE:Toadjusttheearpiecevolumeduringacall,pressthevolumeup/downbuttononthephoneside
panel.Adjustingthevolumeatanyothertimetochangesoundlevelsforthephoneringer,system
notificationsandmusic.
Youcanmutethevolumeofincomingcallsbypressingandholdingthevolumedownbutton.
4.2ConfiguringthePhone
YourwirelessserviceprovidermayprovideusefulservicessuchasCallBarring,CallerID,CallForwarding,
CallWaiting,VoiceMailandTextMessagesandFixedDialing.Youcanviewandeditthesesettingsfrom
theNetwork.
ActivatingPINSecurity
MostSubscriberIdentityModule(SIM)cardsarepresetwithapersonalidentificationnumber(PIN)that
isprovidedbyyourwirelessserviceprovider.WhenPINSecurityisactivated,youneedtoenterthePIN
wheneveryouuseyourphone.
1. SelectStartSettingsPhoneRequirePINwhenphoneisused.
2. EnterthepresetPINprovidedbyyourwirelessserviceprovider.
3. SelectEnter.
NOTE:IfyourPINisenteredincorrectlythreetimes,theSIMcardwillbeblocked.Ifthishappens,you
canunblockitwiththePINUnblockingKey(PUK)obtainedfromyourwirelessserviceprovider.
ChangingtheRingTypeandRingTone
Youcanchoosehowtobenotifiedforincomingcalls.
1. SelectStartSettingsPhone.
2. IntheRingtypelist,selectthedesiredoption.
3. IntheRingtonelist,selectthesoundyouwanttouse.
4. SelectOK.
ChangingtheRingerVolume
Youcanpressvolumeupanddownontheleftsideofthedevicetochangetheringervolumeordothe
following:
1. Selectthevolumeiconinthestatusbaronthescreen.
2. Dooneofthefollowing:
Movetheslidertothedesiredvolumelevel.
SelectOn,VibrateorOfftoquicklychangeboththeringerandsystemandsettings.
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BlockingIncomingorOutgoingCalls
1. SelectStartSettingsPhoneServicestab.
2. SelectCallBarringGetSettings.
3. Choosethecallsyouwanttoblock,andselectOK.
Blockincomingcalls:Allcalls,Whenroaming,Off.
Blockoutgoingcalls:Allcalls,International,Internationalexcepttohomecountry,Off.
DisplayingCallerID
Youcanprovideawayforpeopletoseeyournumberwhenyouarecallingthem.
1. SelectStartSettingsPhoneServicestab.
2. SelectCallerIDGetSettings.
3. SelectEveryone,NooneorOnlytocontact.
CallWaiting
Whenyouareinanothercall,youwillbenotifiedofanincomingcallifthisoptionisselected.
1. SelectStartSettingsPhoneServicestabCallWaitingGetSettings.
2. SelectNotifymeorDonotnotifyme,thenselectOK.
NOTE:AnotherwayofchangingphonesettingsistoselectMenuOptionsServicesfromthePhone
keypad.
TimeUpdate
Youcanhavethedeviceupdatethetimezoneandclockautomaticallywhenitconnectstoawireless
serviceprovider’snetwork.(Notallserviceproviderssupportthisfunction,pleasecontactyourservice
providerfordetails.)
SelectStartSettingsPhoneTimeUpdatetab,thenselectUpdatetimezoneandclock
automatically(NITZ).
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4.3VoiceCallIn‐CallOptions
Thedeviceprovidesvariousoptionsformanagingmultiplecallsatthesametime.Youarenotifiedwhen
youhaveanotherincomingcall,andyouhavethechoiceofignoringoracceptingthecall.Ifyouare
alreadyonacallandacceptthenewcall,youcanchoosetoswitchbetweenthetwocallersorsetupa
conferencecallbetweenallthreeparties.
AnsweringaSecondCall
1. SelectAnswertotakethesecondcallandputthefirstcallonhold.
2. Toswitchbetweentwocalls,tapMenuSwap.
3. Toendthesecondcallandreturntothefirstcall,selectonthescreenorpresstheEND
hardwarebutton.
ConferenceCall
1. Eitherputacallonholdanddialasecondnumberoracceptasecondincomingcallwhenyou
haveoneinprogress.(Todialasecondnumber,taponthescreentoputthefirstphoneon
holdandthentaporKeypadtodialasecondnumber.)
2. TapMenuConference.
3. Toendthesecondcallandreturntothefirstcall,selectonthescreenorpressEND.
NOTE:Iftheconferenceconnecitonissuccessful,theword“conference”willappearatthetopofthe
screen.Notallserviceproviderssupportconferneccalling.Contactyourserviceproviderfordetails.
MutingtheMicrophone
Thedevice’smicrophonecanbeturnedoffduringacall.Ifyouturnoffthemicrophone,thecaller
cannothearyou.However,youcanstillhearthecaller.
SelectMuteduringacalltoturnthemicrophoneoff.
SpeakerOn/Off
Note
Mute
/
Unmute
EndCall
Contact
Hold
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SelectUnmutetoturnthemicrophoneon.
4.4VideoCallIn‐CallOptions
Wheninavideocall,youcanseeyourselfandthepersonyouaretalkingtoshowingonthescreenat
thesametime.Duringthecall,youcanchoosetoturnoffthecameraorswitchbetweentheforward
facingcameraandthemaincamera.
ChangingSettings
Turnoffcamera.Theleftwindowplaysthelocalcapturedvideofromthecameraonthe
device,toturnoffthiscamera,selectonthescreen.Youcanstillseethecapturedvideo
fromtheotherside.
Switchcamera.Toswitchbetweentheforwardfacingormaincameras,selectonthe
screen.
SwitchWindow.Toswitchthesizeofpreviewwindowandremotewindow,selectonthe
screen.
Brightness.Selectonthescreentoadjustthebrightness;therearefourlevelsfor
brightness.
NightMode.Duringacall,selectMenuNightModeOn/Offtoswitchbetweennightmode
andnormalmode.
Hands‐free.IfyouuseBluetoothheadset,selectMenuTurnHands‐freeOn/Offtoswitch
betweenspeakerandheadset.
VideoCallOptions
Youcanshowastillimagewhileturningoffthecameraandassignaringtoneforvideocall.
1. SelectMenuVideoCallOptionsonthePhonescreen.
2. InDefaultvideosetting,selecttheimagethatyouwanttodisplaywhenyou
turnoffthecamera.
CameraOn
/
Of
f
Otherperson
You
SwitchCameraEndCall
SwitchWindow
Mute/Unmute
Brightness
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3. IfyouselectUserdefine,tapthetextboxunderFiletoviewavailablepictures
andthenselectone.
4. InVideocallringtone,assignaringtoneinthedrop‐downlist.
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Chapter5:Contacts&Messaging
5.1UsingContacts
InContactsyoucanstorephonenumbers,e‐mailaddresses,homeaddressesandanyotherinformation
thatrelatestoacontact(suchasabirthdayorananniversarydate).Youcanalsoaddapictureorassign
aspecificringtonetoacontact.
Youcanquicklycommunicatewithpeopleusingthecontactlist.Clickacontactinthelistforasummary
ofcontactinformationandavailablecommunicationmethods.Thissummarypagewillallowyoutocall
orsendamessage,dependingontheinformationavailableforthatcontact.
IfyouuseOutlookonyourPC,youcansynchronizecontactsbetweenyourphoneandPC.
CreatingaNewContact
1. Doanyofthefollowing:
SelectStartContactsNew.
SelectContactsontheTodayscreen New.
2. SelectOutlookContact.
3. Enterinformationforthenewcontact.
4. SelectOK.
NOTE:Ifsomeonewhoisn'tinyourlistofcontactscallsyouorsendsyouamessage,youcancreatea
contactfromCallHistoryorfromthemessagebyselectingMenuSavetoContacts.
TosaveanexistingcontacttoyourSIMcard,openthecontact,selectMenuSavetoSIM.
ViewingandEditingContactInformation
1. SelectStartContactsorselectContactsontheTodayscreen.
2. Selectthecontactwhoseinformationyouwanttoview.
3. Toedittheinformation,selectMenuEdit.
4. Doanyofthefollowing:
SelectPictureandselectapictureyouwanttoadd.Thiscanbeanexistingpicture,oryou
cantakeanewpictureusingthecameraprogram.
SelectRingToneandselecttheringtoneyouwanttouseforthiscontact.Thiswillallow
youtoknowwhoiscallingwithouthavingtolookatthescreen.
SelectCategoriesandselectoneoftheoptionsorcreateanewcategory.
5. Whenfinishedmakingchanges,selectOK.
SendinganE‐mailtoaContact
1. SelectStartContactsontheTodayscreen.
2. Selectthecontactfromthelist.
3. Selectthee‐mailaccounttouse.
4. Enterasubject,composeyourmessage,thenselectSend.
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SendingaTextMessagetoaContact
1. SelectStartContactsorselectContactsontheTodayscreen.
2. Selectthecontactyouwanttosendatextmessageto,thenselectSendtextmessage.
3. ComposeyourmessagethenpressSend.
CreatingaSIMContact
Contactscanbecreatedandstoredonasubscriberidentitymodule(SIM).IfyoumovetheSIMto
anotherphone,yourSIMcontactsaremovedaswell.
1. SelectStartContactsNew.Alternatively,selectContactsontheTodayscreenandthen
selectNew.
2. SelectSIMContact.
3. EnterthenameandphonenumberofthecontactthenselectOK.
5.2TextMessaging
CreatingaTextMessage
1. SelectStartMessagingTextMessages.
2. SelectMenuNew.
3. Entertherecipient’stextmessagenumberintheTofield.Insertasemicolon(;)between
multipletextmessagenumbers.
4. EnteryourmessageandselectSend.Dependingonphonesignal,textmessageswillbesent
immediately.
NOTE:Youcanquicklyentertextmessagenumbersfromyourcontactcards.IntheTofield,pressENTER
andselectarecipientfromthelist.Thenselecttherecipient’sphonenumber.
Youcanrequestadeliverynotificationforthetextmessage.SelectMenuMessageOptionsRequest
messagedeliverynotification.
UsingPresetTextMessages
Youcanquicklyinsertpresetorfrequentlyusedmessagesintoyourtextmessage.Whilecomposinga
message,selectMenuMyTextandthenaddapresetmessagetoinsert.
ReadingaTextMessage
1. SelectStartMessagingTextMessages.
2. SelectInbox▼, thenselectInboxunderTextMessages.
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3. Inthemessagelist,selectthetextmessageyouwanttoread.
5.3MultimediaMessagingService
CreatingandsendingMultimediaMessageService(MMS)messagestoyourfriendsandfamilyisfunand
easy.Youcanincludetextaswellasexistingornewlycapturedphotos,videoclipsoraudiobefore
sendingyourMMS.
MMSmessagescanbebrokenupintovariousslides,whereeachoftheslidescanbeanycombinationof
audioorvideoclip,animageand/ortext.
ComposingaMMSMessage
1. SelectStartMessagingMMS.
2. SelectMenuNew.
3. EntertherecipientaddressesintheTo,Cc,and/orBccfields.Insertasemicolonbetween
multipleaddresses.
4. InSubject,enterasubject.
5. Tocreateaslide,doanycombinationofthefollowing:
SelectInsertPicture/Videoandselectapictureorvideoclip(orsnaporrecordanew
one).
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SelectInsertAudioandselectanaudioclip.
SelectInsertTextandenteramessage.
SelectMenuInsertSoundRecorder,thenselecttheRECORDbutton()torecorda
newaudioclip.SelectSTOP()buttontostoprecording.
SelectMenuOptionsBackgroundColor, selectabackgroundcolorfortheslide.
6. SelectSend.
NOTE:Afterthefirstslideisfilledwithcontent,youcanselectMenuSlidesInserttoaddanother
slidetoyourMMSmessage.
PreviewingaMMSMessage
YoucanpreviewanMMSmessagebeforesendingit.
1. TopreviewyourMMSmessageaftercomposingitbutbeforesendingit,select
MenuPreview.
2. SelectDoneorReplaytodismissorrepeatthepreview.
ReadingaMMSMessage
1. SelectStartMessaging.
2. Makesurethefolderdrop‐downlistsaysInbox▼.Ifitdoesn’t,selectthefolderdrop‐downlist
andselectInboxunderMMS.
3. Inthemessagelist,selecttheMMSmessageyouwanttoread.
ConfiguringMMSSettings
MMSsettingsaretypicallyacombinationofuserpreferencesandnetworkoperatorsettings.Youwill
needtoconsultyournetworkoperatorfordetailsontheMMSsettingsspecifictothenetwork.
1. SelectStartMessagingMMS.
2. SelectMenuMMSSettings.
3. Selectthetypeofoptionstochange.
4. SelectOK.
5.4E‐mail
SettingupanE‐mailAccount
BeforeyousetupyourInternete‐mailaccount,pleaseensurethatyouhavethenecessaryinformation
fromyoure‐mailserviceprovider.Thekindofinformationyou’llneedtohavereadyistabulatedbelow.
Usethisasacheck‐listbeforeproceedingwiththeaccountset‐up.
SettingDescription
UsernameUsuallythefirstpartofyoure‐mailaddress,whichappearsbeforethe“at”sign(@).Forsomee‐
mailserviceproviders,thefulle‐mailaddressisusedastheusername.
PasswordChooseastrongpassword.Youwillhavetheoptiontosaveyourpassword,sothatyoudonot
needtoenteriteachtimeyouconnecttoyoure‐mailserver.
DomainThedomainname.Thismaynotalwaysberequired.
ServertypeThetypeofe‐mailserverthathostsyourmailbox(POP3orIMAP4).
AccountnameAfriendlynameforthisaccount(e.g.“MyWebmail”).Youmustuseadifferentnameforeach
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accountthatyousetup.
NetworkThetypeofnetworkyoure‐mailserverconnectsto(e.g.WorkorTheInternet).
IncomingmailserverThenameofyoure‐mailserver(POP3orIMAP4).
RequireSSLconnectionSelectthistoensureyoualwaysreceivee‐mailforthisaccountusinganSSLconnection.This
enablesyoutoreceivepersonalinformationmoresecurely.Pleasenotethatifyouselectthisand
yourISPdoesnotsupportanSSLconnection,youwillnotbeabletoconnecttoreceivee‐mail.
OutgoingmailserverThenameofyouroutgoinge‐mailserver(SMTP).
Outgoingserverrequires
authentication
Youroutgoinge‐mailserver(SMTP)mayrequireauthentication.Note:unlessotherwisespecified
inthenextsection,yourpreviouslygivenusernameandpasswordwillbeusedforauthenticating
againsttheoutgoinge‐mailserver.
OutgoingserversettingsYouroutgoinge‐mailservermayrequiredifferentauthenticationsettingsthanyourincominge‐
mailserver.
Usedifferentusername
foroutgoingserver
Acheckboxthatletsyouenterseparatesettingsforyouroutgoinge‐mailserver.
UsernameYourusernamefortheoutgoinge‐mailserver.
PasswordYourpasswordfortheoutgoinge‐mailserver.
DomainThedomainnameoftheoutgoinge‐mailserver.
RequireSSLconnection
(Outgoingmailserver
only)
Aconnectionthatenablesyoutosendpersonalinformationmoresecurely.Notethatifyouselect
thisandyourISPdoesnotsupportanSSLconnection,youwillnotbeabletosende‐mail.
Nowyouarereadytosetupyouraccount:
1. SelectStartMessagingSetupE‐mail.
2. Enteryoure‐mailaddressandpassword.SelectSavepasswordifyouwant,oryoucanenter
thepasswordeachtimeyousendandreceivee‐mail.ThenselectNext.
3. SelectNext.Ifthedeviceisconnectedtotheinternet,theAutoSetupfeaturewillattemptto
retrievesettingsforthise‐mailaccount,savingyoutheeffortoftypinginalltherequired
settings.Ifnomatchingsettingsarefound(orifnointernetconnectionexists),thenyouwill
needtoentereachsettingmanually.
4. Enterthenameyouwanttoappearwhenyousendmessages, thenselect Next.
5. InAutomaticSend/Receive,selectafrequencyforsending/receivinge‐mail.Pleasenotethat
datachargeswillprobablybeincurredifyousendandreceivee‐mailoutsideofWi‐Fior
Bluetoothrange.SelectReviewalldownloadsettingstochangeyoure‐mailsettings;
otherwise,selectFinishtostartdownloadingmessages.
NOTE:Tochangeoptionsforane‐mailaccount,selectStartMessagingMenuOptionsandthen
selectthetypeofoptionstochange.
IMPORTANT:Ifyousaveyourpasswordandthenloseyourphone,someonefindingyourphonemight
beabletogainaccesstoyoure‐mail.
ComposinganE‐mailMessage
1. SelectStartMessaging.
2. Selectane‐mailaccounttouse.
3. SelectMenuNew.Thiswillbringupanewe‐mailform.
4. Enterrecipiente‐mailaddressesintheTo,Ccand/orBccfieldsasnecessary.Insertasemicolon
(;)betweenmultipleaddresses.
5. IntheSubjectfield,typeinasubject.
6. Enteramessage.
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7. SelectSend.E‐mailmessagesarestoredinOutboxandaresenttorecipientsthenexttimeyou
synchronizeorconnecttoyoure‐mailserverandsendandreceivemail.
NOTE:Youcanquicklyentere‐mailaddressesfromyourcontactcards.IntheTofield,pressENTERand
selectarecipientfromthelist.Then,selecttherecipient’se‐mailaddress.
Tochangemessagesettingssuchasitspriority,selectMenuMessageOptioninthemessageyouare
editing.SelectthetypeofoptionstochangeandthenSelectOK.
ReadinganE‐mailMessage
1. SelectStartMessaging, selectane‐mailaccount.
2. Makesurethefolderdrop‐downmenusaysInbox▼.Ifitdoesn’t,selectthedrop‐downmenu
andselectInboxunderthise‐mailaccount.
3. Inthee‐maillist,selectthee‐mailmessageyouwanttoread.
NOTE:Unreade‐mailsarenormallylistedintheMessagingitemontheTodayscreen.Youcanaccess
unreade‐mailsdirectlybyselectingtheMessagingitemontheTodayscreen.
5.5UsingSIMManager
TheSIMManagerallowsyoutomanagethephonebookinyourSIMcard.UsingtheSIMManager,you
caneasilytransferphonebookentriesfromyourSIMcardtoContacts.
AddingaPhonebookEntrytotheSIMCard
PleasenotethatSIMcardcontactscanstorefarlessinformationthanOutlookcontacts.Thereisa
restrictiononthelengthofthecontactname,youcanonlyhaveonenumberpercontact.
1. SelectStartProgramsSIMManager.
2. SelectNewandenterthenameandphonenumberyouwanttoadd.
3. SelecttheAddbutton.
DeletingaPhonebookEntryfromtheSIMCard
1. SelectStartProgramsSIMManager.
2. SelectanentryyouwanttodeleteandtapMenuDelete.
3. SelectYestoconfirmthatyouwanttodeletethecontact.
SavingPhonebookEntriestoContacts
1. SelectStartProgramsSIMManager.
2. SelecttheentriesthatyouwanttosavetoContactsbycheckingthecheckboxesinfront.Select
MenuCheckAllifyouwanttoselectallentries.
3. SelectMenuSavetoContacts.
4. SelectOKtoclosethenotificationdialogbox.
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SavingContactstoSIMCard
1. SelectStartProgramsSIMManager.
2. SelectMenuContactstoSIM.
3. Selectthephonetype(s)fromtheOutlookContactsandthenselectOK.
4. SelectthecontactsyouwanttosavetoSIMcardbycheckingthecheckboxesinfront.Select
MenuCheckAllifyouwanttoselectallcontacts.
5. SelectSave.
NOTE:OneSIMcardentrycanonlystoreonephonenubmer,ifyouselectmorethanonephonetype
fromtheOutlookContacts(e.g.WorktelandMobiletel),SIMManagerwillcreatdifferententries
seperatelyforthesamecontactandmarktheentrieswithaphonetypeabbreviation(e.g.Chris/WTand
Chirs/MT).
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Chapter6:BasicApplications
6.1UsingCalendar
UsetheCalendarapplicationtoscheduleappointments,includingmeetingsandotherevents.Your
appointmentsforthedaycanbedisplayedontheTodayscreen.IfyouuseOutlookonyourPC,youcan
synchronizeappointmentsbetweenthedeviceandPC.YoucanalsosetCalendartoremindyouof
appointmentswithanaudiblealarmorflashinglight.
Youcanlookatyourappointmentsinseveraldifferentviews(Day,Week,Month,YearandAgenda).To
seedetailedappointmentinformationinanyview,selecttheappointment.
MakinganAppointment
1. SelectStartCalendar.Alternatively,youcanselecttheappointmentitemontheToday
Screen.
2. SelectMenuNewAppointment.
3. Enterinformationabouttheappointment.
4. SelectOK tosavetheappointment.
NOTE:Ifyoumakethisappointmentasanall‐dayevent,itwillnotoccupyblocksoftimeinCalendar;
instead,itwillappearinbannersatthetopoftheCalendarview.
Youcanassignacategorytoanappointmentorcreateanewcategoryforit.
DeletinganAppointment
1. SelectStartCalendar.
2. InAgenda/Day/Weekview,selecttheappointmenttodelete.
3. SelectMenuDeleteAppointment.
4. Iftheappointmentisrecurring,selectAlltodeletetheseriesorselectOnetodeleteonlythe
currentoccurrence.
NOTE:WhenyoudeleteanappointmentinCalendaronyourphone,itisalsodeletedonyourPCthe
nexttimeyousynchronize.IftheappointmenthasnotbeensynchronizedwithaPC,itwillbedeleted
onlyfromthephone.
ChangingCalendarViews
YoucanlookatyourappointmentsinAgenda,Day,Week,MonthorYearview.Toseedetailed
appointmentinformationinanyview,selecttheappointment.Toseealistofavailableactionsforan
appointment,selectandholdtheappointment.
1. SelectStartCalendar.
2. SelectMenuView, thenselect theviewyouwant.Youcanviewyourcalendarinthe
followinglayouts:
Today’sagenda:yourcurrentday’sactivitiesataglance.Upcomingappointsappearin
boldtext;pastappointmentsaredimmed.
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Appointmentfortheweek:yourscheduleforthewholeweek.
Agendaforaspecificdate:yourscheduleforasingledayinaday‐plannerlayout.Free
andbusyperiodareshownintimeslotsof1/2houror1hour.
Appointmentforthemonth:yourfreeandbookeddaysforamonth.indicatesthere
isamorningappointment;indicatesthereisaafternoonappointment; indicates
therearebothmorningandafternoonappointments;indicatesthereisaall‐day
event.
NOTE:InMonthview,adatewillappearinredwhentheHolidaycategoryisassignedtoany
appointmentforthatday.
YoucanalsocyclethroughtheviewsbyselectingAgenda,Day,Week,MonthorYearonthemenubar.
YoucanquicklyseeyourappointmentsforthecurrentdayinAgendaview,selectMenuGotoToday.
ChangingtheDefaultCalendarSettings
1. SelectStartCalendar.
2. SelectMenuToolsOptionsandthendooneoftheflowing:
InStartin,selectthecalendarviewyouprefer.
Tospecifythefirstdayoftheweek,in1stdayofweek,selectSundayorMonday.
Tospecifythenumberofdaysyouwanttoappearinaweek,inWeekview,select5‐day
week,6‐dayweek,or7‐dayweek.
3. SelectOKtosavesettings.
6.2UsingNotes
TheNotesprogramhelpsyoutoquicklycapturethoughts,questions,reminders,to‐dolistsandmeeting
notes.Youcancreatehandwrittenandtypednotes,recordvoicenotes,converthandwrittennotesto
textforeasyreadabilityandsendnotestoothers.
Yournotesandrecordingsaredisplayedinthenotelist.Ifyouhavealonglist,selectthesortlist
(labeledNamebydefault),andselecttheoptionyouwant.Toopenanoteorplayarecording,selectit.
Toseealistofavailableactionsforanoteorrecording,selectandholdthenoteorrecording.
CreatingaNote
1. SelectStartProgramsNotes.
2. SelectNewandentertext.
3. SelectOKtosaveyournote.
SettingtheDefaultInputModeandTemplateforNotes
1. SelectStartProgramsNotes.
2. SelectMenuOptions.
3. SelectoneofthefollowingmodesinDefaultmode:
SelectWritingifyoupreferyournotestobehandwritten.
SelectTypingifyouwouldlikeyournotestobetyped.
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4. SelectatemplatefromDefaulttemplate.
5. SelectOKtosaveyoursettings.
NOTE:Youcanchangetheinputmodewheneditinganote.SelectMenuDrawtoswitchtoadifferent
mode.AcheckmarknexttoDrawindicatesthatitisinwritingmode.
CreatingaStand‐aloneVoiceRecording
1. SelectStartProgramsNotes.
2. Iftherecordingtoolbarisnotshown,selectMenuViewRecordingToolbar.
3. SelecttheRECORDbuttonontherecordingtoolbarandspeakintothemicrophoneto
startavoicerecording.
4. SelecttheSTOPbuttonontherecordingtoolbarwhenfinished.Therecordingwillappear
inthenoteslist,andyoucanreviewitbyselectingit.
5. SelectOKtoreturntothenoteslist.
NOTE:Exceptcreatingastand‐alonevoicerecording,youcanalsoaddavoicerecordingtoanote.
EditingaHandwrittenNote
TwoimportantoptionsforeditingahandwrittennotearetheUndo/RedoInkitemsandtheselectAll
andClearitems:
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Undo/RedoInk
SelectAll/Clear
DeletingaNote
1. SelectStartProgramsNotes.
2. SelectandholdthenotethenselecttheDeletecommand.
3. SelectYestoconfirmdeletingtheselectednote.
6.3UsingTasks
UseTaskstokeeptrackofthingsyouneedtodo.Ataskcanoccuronceorrepeatedly(recurring).You
cansetremindersforyourtasksandyoucanorganizethembyusingcategories.
Yourtasksaredisplayedinatasklist.Overduetasksaredisplayedinred.
IfyouuseOutlookonyourPC,youcansynchronizetasksbetweenthedeviceandPCsothattasksyou
createorupdateonyourPCwillalsobeupdatedonthedeviceandviceversa.
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NOTE:Toquicklyseethenumberofactivetasksyouhave,selectStartToday.IftheTasksitemis
enabled,youwillseethenumberofactivetaskslistedontheTodayscreen.
CreatingaTask
1. SelectStartProgramsTasks.
2. Dooneofthefollowing:
Selecttheboxlabeledselectheretoaddanewtask,enterthetasknameandpressthe
jogball.
SelectMenuNewTask,andthenenterdetailsaboutthenewtask.
NOTE:YoucansynchronizeinformationonyourphonewithyourPCtokeepyourtasklistuptodatein
bothlocations.
IfyoucreateanewtaskwithareminderonyourPCandthensynchronizetaskswithyourphone,the
reminderwillplayatthetimeitwassetonyourPC.
Youcanassignacategorytoataskorcreateanewcategoryforit.Wheneditingatask,select
CategoriesNewandthengivethenewcategoryaname.SelectDoneandthenewcategorywill
appearinthelist.
DeletingaTask
1. SelectStartProgramsTasks.
2. Selectthetask,selectMenuDeleteTask.
ChangingaTask
1. SelectStartProgramsTasks.
2. SelectanexistingtaskandselectEdit.
3. Whenfinishedmakingchanges,selectOK.
Sorting/FilteringYourTasks
1. SelectStartProgramsTasks.
2. Dooneofthefollowing:
Tosortthetasks,selectMenuSortby,thenselectasortingoption(e.g.StatusorDue
Date).
Tofilterthetasksbycategory,selectMenuFilter,thenselectacategorytodisplay.
SettingTasksOptions
1. SelectStartProgramsTasks.
2. SelectMenuOptions,thereare3optionsyoucanset:
Setremindersfornewitems
Showstartandduedates
ShowTasksentrybar
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Chapter7:ConnectingtotheInternet
7.1SettingupInternetconnections
Thedevice’spowerfulnetworkingcapabilitiesallowyoutoaccesstheInternetoryourcorporate
networkatworkthroughtelephonyorwirelessconnections.Specifically,youcanconfigurethedeviceto
establishaconnectionviaGPRS/EDGE/HSPA,Dial‐upandWi‐Fi,orsetupaVPNornetworkProxy.
Withanactiveconnectiononthedevice,youcanbrowsetheWeb,downloade‐mailsoruseWindow
LiveMessenger.Checkwithyourserviceprovidertoseeifaconnectionhasalreadybeensetupforyou
andifover‐the‐airconfigurationissupported.
Ifyouneedtomanuallysetupaconnection,itisimportantthatyouobtainthefollowinginformation
fromyourInternetServiceProvider(ISP)orthecompanywhoseintranetyouaretryingtoaccess:
Username
Password
Accesspointname(requiredforGPRSconnection)
Domainname(requiredforaccessingacorporatenetworkoranintranet)
CreatingaGPRS/EDGE/HSPAConnection
Everynetworkconnectionisdifferent.Youshouldgatheralloftherelevantinformationornetwork
settingsyouneedbeforestartingthisprocess.
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabConnections.
2. SelectAddanewmodemconnection.
3. Enteranamefortheconnection.
4. Inselectamodem,selectCellularLine(GPRS)Nexttocontinue.
5. InAccesspointname,entertheaccesspointname thenselect Next.Accesspointnamewillbe
providedbyyourcarrier.
6. InUsername,enteryourusernamefortheGPRSnetwork,ifrequired.
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7. InPassword,enterapassword,ifrequired.Thisinformationisalsoprovidedbyyournetwork
operator.
8. Ifrequired,selectAdvancedandenterinformationrelatedtoServersandTCP/IP.
9. SelectFinish.
NOTE:ThedevicecannotconnecttoaPCthroughActiveSyncwhileconnectingtotheInternetusing
GPRS/EDGE/HSPA.
CreatingaDial‐upConnection
Noallserviceprovidersupportdial‐upconnection,pleaseconsultwithyourserviceprovider.Youwill
needaphonenumbertoconnecttotheInternet,ausernameandapasswordinordertocontinuethe
followingsteps.
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectiontabConnections.
2. UnderMyISP,selectAddanewmodemconnection.
3. InEnteranamefortheconnection,enteranamefortheconnection.
4. InSelectamodem,selectCellularLineNext.
5. Enterthephonenumberprovidedbyyourserviceprovider,selectNext.
6. Entertheusernameandpassword,selectFinish.
CreatingaProxyConnection
ProxyconnectionletsyouaccesstheInternetthroughanintermediaryIPaddress.Youshouldgatherall
oftherelevantinformationornetworksettingsyouneedbeforestartingthisprocess.
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabConnections.
2. SelectSetupmyproxyserver.
3. CheckthecheckboxinfrontofThisnetworkconnectstotheInternet.
4. CheckthecheckboxinfrontofThisnetworkusesaproxyservertoconnecttotheInternet.
5. UnderProxyserver,entertheproxyservername.
6. Iftheproxyserverusesadifferentportorrequiresausernameandpassword,selectAdvanced,
selecttheproxytypetochangeitssettings,thenenterusername,passwordand/orport
numberintheproperfields.
7. SelectOK.
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StartingaConnectionManually
Youcanstartaconnectionmanuallyifthereismorethanoneconnectiontypesetonthedevice.
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabConnections.
2. SelectManageexistingconnections.
3. Selectandholdthedesiredconnectiontype,thentapConnect.
DeletingaConnection
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabConnections.
2. SelectManageexistingconnectionsintheMyISPsection.
3. Selectandholdontheconnectionyouwanttodelete,thenselecttheDeletecommand.
7.2UsingaWi‐FiConnection
Wi‐Fiiswirelessradiotechnologythatallowsyoutoaccesse‐mail,theinternetandbroadband
multimediacontent.Whenthedeviceencountersahot‐spot(aplacewhereyoucanaccessWi‐Fi
networks)itcanthenconnecttothatnetworkwirelessly.Whilesomehotspotsarefree,themostrobust
publicWi‐Finetworksareprovidedbyprivateinternetserviceproviders(ISPs)orwirelesscarriers,and
usingthesenetworkswilltypicallyrequirepaymentofaconnectionfee.
NOTE:YoumayneedtoconsultyourISPbeforerunningthisutility.
IMPORTANT:TheWi‐FiconnectionisdisabledwhenthedeviceissynchronizingwithaPC.
TheWi‐FiconnectionandtheGSMconnectioncannotexistatthesametime.TheGSMconnectionwill
bedisabledautomaticallywhilehavingaWi‐Ficonnection,andviceversa.
ConnectingtoaWi‐FiNetwork
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabWirelessManager.
2. SelectthethirdbuttontoturnonWi‐Ficonnection(unlessitalreadysays“On”).
3. Followthepromptstofinishrelatedsettings.WhenaWi‐Ficonnectionisactivated,theicon
showsatthetopofthescreen.
4. IfyouwanttoswitchtoanotherWi‐Finetwork,selectStartSettingsConnectionstabWi‐Fi.
(Theprogram“NetworkCards”willchangeitsnameinto“Wi‐Fi”iftheWi‐Finetworkisconnected
successfully.)
5. OntheWirelesstab,youcanseetheconnectednetworkandotheravailablewirelessnetworks.
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6. SelectawirelessnetworkthenselectConnect.
7. Followthepromptstofinishrelatedsettings.
8. SelectOKtoclosethewindow.
CheckingtheWi‐FiConnection
YoucancheckthecurrentwirelessconnectionstatusafterconnectingtoaWi‐FiNetwork.
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabWiFiNetwork.
2. InformationsuchastheSSID(theWi‐Finetworkname)andthewirelessnetworksignalstrength
willbeshowninasummaryscreen.
3. SelectothertabstocheckIPinformation,changepowersavingsettingsorreviewotheradvanced
settings.
4. SelectOK.
ConfiguringWi‐FiSettings
YoucanconfigurewirelessnetworksonthedevicebyaddingnewWi‐Ficonnectionsandediting
currentlyavailablenetworks.
IMPORTANT:ThescreenforwirelessnetworksconfigurationcanonlybeaccessedafterWi‐Fiisturned
on.
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CreatingaWirelessConnection
SomeWi‐Finetworksarehidden.Youmightsometimesneedtoenterthenetworksettingsmanually.To
setupanewWi‐Finetworkconnection,youwillfirstneedtohaveyourhomeroutersettingsor
informationfromyouradministratoraboutjoiningthecorporateWi‐Finetwork.
1. AfterturningonWi‐Fionthedevice,doeitherofthefollowing:
OpenWirelessManager,selectMenuWi‐FiSettings.
SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabNetworkCards.
2. OntheWirelesstabAddNew.
3. EntertheNetworkname,selectaNetworktype,thenselectNext.Ifyouwanttoconnectto
anotherdeviceinsteadofanetworkthroughanaccesspoint,selectThisisadevice‐to‐device(ad‐
hoc)connection.
4. Enterrequiredinformation,thenselectNext.
5. SelectUseIEEE802.1xnetworkaccesscontroltouseEAP(ExtensibleAuthenticationProtocol).
SelectEAPtype:PEAPorSmartCardorCertificate.
6. SelectFinish.
EditingaWirelessNetwork
1. OpenWirelessManagerandthenselectMenuWi‐FiSettings.
2. OntheWirelesstab,youcanseecurrentlyavailablewirelessnetworks.Selectandholdthe
networkyouwanttoedit,thenselectEditonthepop‐upmenu.
3. Changethesettingsofthiswirelessnetworkasrequired.
4. SelectFinishtosaveyoursettings.
7.3UsingWirelessManager
YoucanuseWirelessManagertoactivateandde‐activatethevariouswirelessfeaturesonthedevice,
includingcellularphone,BluetoothandWi‐Fi.WirelessManagerisusefulwhenyouneedtoreduce
batteryconsumptionorifyouusethedeviceonanaircraft.
OpeningWirelessManager
ToopentheWirelessManager,dooneofthefollowing:
Selectthesignalstrengthicon()atthetopofthescreenthenselectWirelessManager.
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SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabWirelessManager.
EnablingandDisablingaWirelessFeature
TheWirelessManagerallowsyoutoturnconnectionsonandoffquicklyandeasily.
1. Phone:turnthephoneonandoff.
2. Bluetooth:turnBluetoothonandoff.
3. Wifi:turnwifionandoff.
4. Flightmode:turnalloff.
7.4UsingInternetExplorerMobile
InternetExplorerMobileisafull‐featuredWebbrowser,optimizedforuseonyourphone.Youcanuse
InternetExplorerMobiletobrowsetheInternetonceyouhavesetupyourInternetconnection(ifyou
haven’tdoneso,pleasereadtheprevioussectionsbeforecontinuing).
BrowsingtheInternet
1. TobrowsetheInternetyoumusthaveavalidconnectionestablished.
2. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
3. Doeitherofthefollowing:
Entertheaddressintheaddressbar,andSelect .
SelectFavorites thenselect aWebPagefromthelist.
AddingaWebPagetotheFavoriteList
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. Togotothepageyouwanttoadd,selectMenuAddtoFavorites.
3. ConfirmorchangethenameandWebpageaddress.
4. InCreatein,selectafolderforthisfavorite.
5. SelectAdd.
NOTE:AquickwaytoaddfavoritestoyourphoneistosynchronizewithyourPCusingActiveSync.For
moreinformation,seeActiveSyncHelponyourPC.
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DeletingaFavorite
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. SelectFavorites.
3. OntheAdd/Deletetab,selectthefavoritetodelete.
4. SelecttheDeletebutton.
5. SelectYestoconfirmthedeletion.
ChangingtheSizeofTextonWebPages
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. SelectMenuViewZoomLevel,thenselectthesizeyouwant.
ShowingorHidingPicturesonWebPages
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. SelectMenuViewShowPictures.ImagesontheWebpagesthatyouvisitwillbedownload.
Un‐checkthisitemifyoudonotwantInternetExplorertoshowpictures.
ChangingWebPageDisplayOptions
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. SelectMenuView,thenselectoneofthefollowing:
1. OneColumn.Arrangesthecontentintoonecolumnthatisaswideasthescreen.This
meansthatyouwillrarelyhavetoscrollhorizontally.
2. FitToScreen.Maintainsalayoutsimilartowhatyouseeonadesktopcomputer,but
makesitemssmallerandarrangesthecontentsothatyoucanseemostofitwithout
havingtoscrollhorizontally.
3. Desktop.Keepsthesamelayoutandsizeasonadesktopcomputer,whichwillrequire
bothhorizontalandverticalscrolling.
SendaLinkbyE‐mail
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. Gotothepageyouwanttosend.
3. SelectMenuToolsSendLink.
4. TheMessagingaccountslistwillappear.Selectanaccount.
5. Anewmessagewillbecreatedwiththepageaddressinsertedinthemessagebody.Choosea
recipient,enteranyaccompanyingmessagethenselectSend.
ClearingHistory,Cookies,orTemporaryFiles
FromtimetotimeyoumightwanttoclearupspaceonthedeviceandwipeInternetExplorer’sbrowser
history.
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. SelectMenuToolsOptions.
3. SelecttheMemorytab.
4. Changethenumberintheday(s)boxifneeded.
5. SelectClearHistoryorDeleteFiles thenselectOK.
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ViewingaPageinFullScreenMode
1. SelectStartInternetExplorer.
2. SelectMenuViewFullScreen.
NOTE:Toexitfullscreenmode,selectandholdonthescreenandthenun‐checktheFullScreenitemin
thepop‐upmenutocanceltheselection.
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Chapter8:TransferringFilesToandFromthedevice
YoumightneedtotransferapplicationdatasuchasWorddocuments,Excelspreadsheets,PowerPoint
slidesand/ormediafilesfromyourPCtothedevice,andviceversa.Thissectiondescribesdifferent
methodsfortransferringfilestoandfromthedevice.
8.1UsingActiveSync
NOTE:TotransferfilesfromPCtothedevicewithActiveSync,WindowsXPusersmustfirstinstall
MicrosoftActiveSynconthePCfirst.WindowsVistausersdonotneedtoinstallActiveSync,butshould
useWindowsMobileDeviceCenter,whichcomespre‐installedwithVista.Pleasereferto“Chapter3.
SynchronizingInformation”fordetailsonhowtoinstallandsetupActiveSync.
1. ConnectthedevicetothePCwiththeUSBcable.MicrosoftActiveSynconthePCshouldstart
uptheSynchronizationSetupWizardautomatically.
2. SelectaninformationtypeunderSynchronizationOptionsintheSynchronizationSetup
Wizardbycheckingtheappropriatecheckbox.
3. SelecttheSettingsbuttonandaddthefilesyouwanttotransfertothedevice.SelecttheOK
buttonwhenyoufinish.
4. SelectNext,thenselectFinishtostartthesynchronizationprocess.
5. Onthedevice,selectStartProgramsFileExplorer.Thenewlytransferredfilesshould
appearunderMyDocuments.Checktoseeifthefileshavebeentransferredtothedevice
successfully.
8.2TransferringfromMemoryCards
1. Insertyourmemorycardintothedevice’sMicroSDcardslot.(See“1.3InstallingSIMcard,
BatteryandMicroSDcard”fordetails.)
2. SelectStartProgramsFileExplorer.
3. IntheShowlist,selectStorageCard.
4. FileExplorershoulddisplayallthefilesstoredinyourmemorycard.Selectandholdthefileor
folderyouwanttotransferthenselectCopyfromthepop‐upmenu.
5. FromtheShowlistinFileExplorer,choosethedestinationfolderforthecopiedfiles.(For
example,selectMyDeviceMyDocuments.)
6. Inthedestinationfolder,selectMenuEditPaste.
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8.3UsingBluetooth
Bluetoothisashort‐rangewirelesscommunicationtechnology.DeviceswithBluetoothcapabilitiescan
exchangeinformationoveradistanceofabout10meterswithoutrequiringaphysicalconnection.
Beforetransferringfiles,youmustturnonBluetoothandestablishaBluetoothpartnershipbetweenthe
deviceandtheotherdevice.
TurningonBluetooth
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabBluetoothModetab.
2. SelecttheTurnonBluetoothoption.
CreatingaBluetoothPartnership
1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabBluetooth,thenselecttheDevicetab.
2. SelectAddnewdevice.ThedevicesearchesforotherBluetooth‐enableddevicesanddisplays
theminthelist.
3. SelectthedevicewithwhichyouwanttocreateaBluetoothpartnership,thenselectNext.If
thedeviceyouarelookingfordoesnotappearinthelist,ensurethatitisinrangeandthatit
hasbeenmadediscoverable,thenselectRefresh.
4. InPasscode,enteranalphanumericpasscodebetween1and16characters,thenselectNext.
Otherwise,leavethepasscodeblank.Forsecurityreasons,itisstronglyrecommendedthatyou
useapasscode.
5. Enterthesamepasscodeontheotherdevice(therewillbeaprompttodoso).
6. Selecttheservicetousefromthepartnerdevice,andselectFinish.Oneofthemostcommon
examplesofthisistochoosetheMicrosoftActiveSyncservicefromthelistofyourPC’s
availableBluetoothservices.
ReceivingaFile
Beforereceivingfiles,youmustallowincomingbeams.SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabBeam,
thenenabletheReceiveallincomingbeamsoption.
Toreceivebeamedinformation,thedevicemustfirstbemadediscoverable.
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1. SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabBluetooth,thenselecttheModetab.
2. SelectMakethisdevicevisibletootherdevices.
3. OnyourPC(orotherBluetooth‐enableddevice),locatethefileoritemyouwanttosend.For
example,onyourPCyouwoulduseWindowsExplorertolocatethefile.
4. Intheexampleabove,right‐clickthefileandselectthedestinationdeviceunder“to
Bluetooth.”
5. SelectYeswhenthedevicepromptsaboutreceivingafile.
6. Afterthetransmissionprocessisfinished,thefileshouldbesavedinMyDocumentsonthe
device.
BeaminganItem
Onceyoucreateapartnership,thetwopartneredBluetooth‐enableddevicesdon'tneedtobe
discoverabletocommunicate.InCalendar,Contacts,Notes,TasksandPictures,youcanbeamfilesand
informationtootherdevicesusingBluetooth.
1. TurnonBluetooth.SelectStartSettingsConnectionstabBluetoothModetab.
SelecttheTurnonBluetoothcheckbox.
2. Selectanitemyouwanttobeam.Forexample,openataskinTasks.
3. SelectMenuBeam.
4. Selectthedestinationdevice.
5. SelectOKafterthetransferisdone.
NOTE:Ifthetargetdevicedoesnotappearinthelist,ensurethatthedeviceispoweredon,discoverable
andwithincloserangeofthedevice.Also,ensurethatBluetoothhasbeenenabledonthedevice.
Bluetoothisturnedoffbydefault.However,ifyouturnBluetoothonthedevicewillrememberthis
settingandturnitbackonautomaticallywheneverthedevicepowersup.Tosavebatterypower,please
remembertoturnBluetoothoffafterbeaminginformation.
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Chapter9:OtherApplications
9.1WindowsLiveMessenger
YoucansendinstantmessagesovertheInternetwithWindowsLiveMessenger.
NOTE:ThedevicemustbeconnectedtotheInternetbeforeyoucanstartusingWindowsLive
Messenger.ToconnecttotheInternet,referto“Chapter7.ConnectingtotheInternet”fordetails.
YoumusthaveavalidMicrosoft.NETPassportorHotmailaccountbeforeyoucansignintoWindows
LiveMessenger.
SigningInToWindowsLiveMessenger
1. SelectStartProgramsMessenger.
2. InSigninas,chooseadisplaystatus(e.g.OnlineorBusy),thenselectSignin.
3. BeforeusingWindowsLivemessengerforthefirsttime,youhavetoaccepttheWindowsLive
TermsofUseandPrivacyStatement.SelectAccepttocontinue.
4. EnteryourWindowsLiveIDandpasswordandselectNext.
5. SelectwhethertoshowWindowsLiveontheTodayscreenornot.ThenselectNext.
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6. ChoosefromtheSyncoptionsandselectNext.
7. WindowsLivewillthensignyouinonline.
TosignoutofWindowsLiveMessenger
SelectMenuSignout.
Adding/DeletingaWindowsLiveMessengerContact
1. SignintoWindowsLiveMessenger.
2. Doanyofthefollowing:
Toaddacontact,selectMenuAddNewContact, thenfollowtheon‐screen
instructions.
Todeleteacontact,selectandholdthecontactnameintheWindowsLivecontactlist,
selectViewcontact’sinfoMenuDeleteContact.
SendinganInstantMessage
1. SignintoWindowsLiveMessenger.
2. Selectthecontact’sname,thenselectSendIM.
3. Enteramessage,selectMenuSend.
4. Toclosethechatwindow,selectMenuEndconversation.
ChangingWindowsLiveMessengerSettings
1. SignintoWindowsLiveMessenger.
2. SelectMenuOptions.
3. SelectfromtheavailableoptionsDone.
9.2JETCETPDF5
OpeningaPDFFile
ToopenafileinJETCETPDF5,selectthePDFfileinFileExplorerordothefollowing:
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1. SelectStartProgramsJETCETPDF5.
2. Selectthefilethatyouwanttoview.
3. Ifyouwanttoopenafileonthenetwork,taptoselectthelocationandentertheserver
address.
ViewingtheDocument
AfteropeningafilewithJETCETPDF5,youcanchoosetoviewthefileinfullscreenorzoomin/outthe
file.
TapMenuViewFullscreen.Usethefour‐waynavigationpadonthescreentonavigate
throughthedocument.
TapMenuViewTools.Selecttofitthewidthofthepageontothescreen.Select to
displaytheentirepageon‐screen.Select/tozoomin/outthefileintherangefrom
25%to200%.
9.3WindowsMedia
ThedevicecomeswithWindowsMediaPlayerpre‐loaded,whichallowsyoutoplaydigitalaudioand
videofilesstoredlocallyoronanetwork.
TransferringMusicandVideostothedevice
Ifyouwanttostorethemediafilestoastoragecard,insertaMicroSDcardonthedevicebefore
connectingthedevicetoaPC.
1. Onyourcomputer,openWindowsMediaPlayer.
2. ConnectthedevicetoyourcomputerusingaUSBcable.
3. InWindowsMediaPlayeronyourcomputer,clickSync.
4. DrageachitemyouwanttosynchronizetothedevicepaneontherightsideoftheWindows
MediaPlayerwindow.
5. Atthebottomofthedevicepane,clickStartSync.Thiswillstartthesynchronizationprocess.
6. Aftertransferringyourmediafiles,updateyourmobiledeviceMediaLibrary:
a. SelectStartProgramsWindowsMedia.
b. SelectMenuLibraryMyDevice.
c. SelecttheLibraryStorageCardifthefilesarestoredintheMicroSDcard.Otherwise,
skipthisstep.
d. SelectMenuUpdateLibrary.
e. SelectDonewhenupdateiscompleted.
PlayingMediaFilesonthedevice
1. SelectMenuLibrarytoopentheLibraryscreen.
2. Selectacategory(e.g.MyMusic>AllMusic).
3. SelectanitemthenselectPlay.
4. Youcanthenusethefollowingfunctionswhenplayingaudioorvideofiles:
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SavingaNewPlaylist
1. SelectStartProgramsWindowsMedia.
2. SelectMenuLibrary.
3. Selectacategory(e.g.MyMusic>AllMusic).
4. Selectanitem,selectMenuQueueUp.SelecteditemwillbeaddedtotheNow
Playinglistimmediately.
5. SelectMenuNowPlaying.
6. SelectMenuSavePlaylist.
7. Enteranamefortheplaylist,thenselectDone.
OntheWindowsMediaplaybackscreenyoucanSelectMenuOptionstochangeplaybacksettings.
9.4MIDletManager
AMIDletisaJavaprogramwhichcanbedownloadedfromtheInternetExplorerMobileandworkon
thedevice.YoucanuseMIDletManagertohandleallJavafilesonthedevice,includingdownload,
installation,upgradeanddeletionofMIDlets.
InstallingaMIDlet
1. SelectStartProgramMIDletManager.
2. SelectActionsInstall,selectwhethertoinstalltheMIDletfromlocalstorageorawebsite.
TodownloadandinstalltheMIDletfromawebsite,launchtheMIDlethyperlinkonthe
websiteandthenfollowpromptsonthescreentocompletetheinstallation.
ToinstalltheMIDletfromlocalstorage,doubleclickonthefileandthenfollowon‐
screenpromptstocompletetheinstallation.
3. SelectOKonthescreen.
9.5PhoneProfile
Profilesdefinehowthedevicereactswhenyoureceiveacalloramessage,howyourkeypadsounds
whenyoupressakeyandmore.Selectorcustomizethemostsuitableprofileforyourenvironment,
suchaswhenyouareinameetingoroutdoors.Theprofilesavailableare:Normal,Silent,Vibrate,
OutdoorandHeadset.Eachofthemcanberenamedorcustomizedtofityourownneeds.
:Displaythevideoinfullscreen.
:LaunchesaWebsitewhereyoucanfindmusicandvideostoplay.
:Skiptothebeginningofthecurrentfileortothepreviousfile.
:Pause/Play.
:Skiptothenextfile.
:Decreasethevolumelevel.
:Increasethevolumelevel.
:Movetoadifferentpositioninthecurrentlyplayingtrack.
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ViewingProfileDetails
Youcanviewthedefaultofeachprofilebydoingthefollowing:
1. SelectStartProgramsPhoneProfile.
2. Selectaprofile,selectMenuSystemProfile.
EditingaProfile
1. SelectStartProgramsPhoneProfile.
2. SelectaprofilethenselectEdit.
3. Selectyourpreferredsoundoptionsforcallsandmessaging.
4. SelecttheAdvancetabtosetdialpadsoundorauto‐answeringfunction.
5. SelectOKtoapplythechanges.
RestoringaProfile
1. SelectStartProgramsPhoneProfile.
2. Doeitherofthefollowing:
Selecttheprofilethatyouwanttorestoretodefault,selectMenuRestoreSelected.
SelectMenuRestoreAlltorestoreallprofilestodefault.
3. SelectOK.
UsingAudioFilesasRingTones
Youcanuseyourownaudiofileasaringtone.Thedevicesupports.wav,.wma,.mid(type0),.mp3
audioformatfilesasringtones.Fortheaudiofilestoberecognizedbytheprofilesasringtones,you
mustplaceyouraudiofilesinoneofthefollowingfolders:
MyDevice\Windows
MyDevice\Windows\Rings
StorageCard\Rings
OpenFileExplorer,Selectandholdthefile,andthenselecttheSetAsRingtonecommand.
9.6GPS
AGPS(GlobalPositioningSystem)signalreceiverisbuiltinthedevice.Youhavetoinstallamapping
softwareonthedevicetostartnavigating.Pleasefollowtheinstructionofyourmappingsoftwareto
installitandusethenavigationfunctions.YoumayneedtospecifytheGPShardwareportwhen
installingthemappingsoftware.Selectthefollowingvalueifrequested.
GPShardwareport:COM9.
Baudrate:9600.
IMPORTANT:SomemappingsoftwareorGPSnavigationsoftwaremaynotbecompatiblewiththe
device,pleaseconsultwiththesoftwareprovider/retailerbeforeinstallingthesoftware.
ReceivingBetterSatelliteSignals
GPSpositioningislimitedbybadweather(e.g.rainyorcloudydays)andusagelocation(e.g.tall
buildings,tunnels,underpasses,trees,bridges…etc).MostGPSdonotworkindoors,norcanGPSsignals
penetratebuildings,carsunshadesandheatreflectivefilmwithmetalliccontent.
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ItcantakeseveralminutesthefirsttimeyouestablishaGPSconnection.Ifyoufindthedevicecannot
detectthesatellitesignal,trythefollowing:
Movethedevicetoanopenspacewithouttallbuildingsortreesaroundit.
Makesuretherearenowirelesscommunicationproducts(e.g.radar‐detectingdevicesand
mobilephones)nearbysincetheseproductsmaycauseunstablesignalreception.
ConnectanexternalBluetoothGPSreceiver(notincludedinthepackage)tothedevicein
ordertoenhancethereception.
ImportantNoticeaboutUsingGPS
Pleasesetnavigationdestinationsbeforedriving.Itisforbiddeninmostcountiestooperate
theGPSsystemwhendriving.
TheGPSisbuiltandoperatedbytheUSDefenseDepartment.Theaccuracyoflocationdata
maybeaffectedbychangesmadebytheDepartment.
GPSshouldnotbeusedforpreciselocationmeasurement.Itcanonlybeusedasanavigation
aid.
Donotturnonthecarenginewhenthedeviceisconnectedtothecarcharger(notincluded
inthepackage)asthismaydamagethedevice.
MakesuretheDCvoltageprovidedbyyourcarandtheelectriccurrentsuppliedfromyour
carchargerarecompatiblewiththedevicebeforeusingthem.
UsingtheGPSmaydrainthebatteryfasterthanusual.
9.7InternetSharing
WithInternetSharing,youcanconnectyourPCornotebooktotheInternetbyusingthedevice’s
networkingcapability.
NOTE:PleaseremembertoinstallavalidSIMcardandestablishaGPRSordial‐upconnectionbefore
usingInternetSharing.
InordertouseaUSBcableconnection,youhavetoinstallActiveSyncorWMDConyourPC(referto
chapterthree).
PleasedisableActiveSyncorWMDCbeforelaunchingInternetSharing.
SettinguptheDeviceasaUSBModem
1. SelectStartProgramsInternetSharing.
2. InPCConnection,selectUSB.
3. InNetworkConnection,selecttheconnectionthatyouwanttouse.
4. ConnectthedevicetoyourPCwiththeUSBcable.
5. TapConnectonthedevice.
SettinguptheDeviceasaBluetoothModem
1. EstablishaBluetoothpartnershipbetweenthedeviceandyourPC(refertochapter8.3)and
makesureBluetoothonthedeviceandyourPCareturnedon.
2. SelectStartProgramsInternetSharing.
3. InPCConnection,selectBluetoothPAN.
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4. InNetworkConnection,selecttheconnectionthatyouwanttouse.
5. TapConnectonthedevice.
6. SetupaBluetoothPAN(PersonalAreaNetwork)onyourPC.
7. TapConnectonthedevice.
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Chapter10:Camera
10.1Overview
Thebuilt‐inCameraapplicationallowsyoutousethecamera/microphonetocapturevideosandimages.
Yourcamerahasthefollowingfeatures:
Singleimagecapture
Timecontrolledcapture
Videocapture
Quality,sizeandfileformatoptions
Specialeffects
Advancedoptionsincludinganti‐flicker,storagelocation,resetcounter
Toopenthecamera,pressandholdthecamerabuttononthesideofthedevice.
1. Capturemode
2. Resolution
3. Quality
4. Storagelocation
5. Shotsremaining
6. Singleshot/Timer
7. Close
8. Settings
9. Viewallpictures
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10.2Takingapicture
1. Pressandholdthecamerabuttontolaunchthecameraapplication.
2. Positionthedevicesothattheimageyouwanttocaptureofisdisplayedonthescreen.
3. Pressthecamerabuttontotakethepicture.
10.3Takingavideo
1. Pressandholdthecamerabuttontolaunchthecameraapplication.
2. Ifthecameraisinstillcapturemode,pressthecapturemodeicononthetopleft.
3. Positionthedevicesothatimageyouwanttocaptureisdisplayedonthescreen.
4. Pressthecamerabuttontostartrecording.
5. Pressthecamerabuttontostoprecording.
10.4SettingsandOptions
Toaccesssettings,press.Press toswitchbetweenmenupages.
StillCamera
ShootingmodeSingle‐shot,Timer‐shot
ResolutionUGA(16000*1200),VGA(640*480),QVGA(320*240)
EffectOff,Negative,Monochrome,Sepia
AntiflickerOff,50Hz,60Hz
QualityHigh,Low,Normal
OtherMyDocuments/StorageCard:selectwhereyouwantto
saveyourfiles.
ResetCounter:resetthefilenamingcounterbackto1.
VideoCameraSettings
EffectOff,Negative,Monochrome,Sepia
ResolutionQCIF(176*144),QVGA(320*240)
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Videoformat3GP,MP4
OtherMyDocuments/StorageCard:selectwhereyouwantto
saveyourfiles.
ResetCounter:resetthefilenamingcounterbackto1.
10.5PicturesandVideos
ViewingandEditingPictures
Toviewcapturedpictures,tap.Scrolltoapictureanddoanyofthefollowing:
SelectMenu.Youcanseealistofoptionsformanagingthepicture(e.g.Delete).
SelectView.Youcanviewtheselectedpicture.
SelectViewandthenselectMenu.Fromthemenulist,youcanZoomin/out,editand
renamethepicture.
ViewingandManagingVideos
1. SelectStartProgramsPictures&Videos.
2. SelectMyPictures▼, thenselectMyVideosunderMyDocuments.
3. TapavideocliptoplayitorselectMenutoshowalistofavailableoptions.
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Appendix
A.1Specifications
SystemInformation
ProcessorQualcommMSM7201,400MHz
OperatingSystemWindowsMobile6.1Professional
Memory128MBDDRSDRAM
256MBFlashROM
DimensionsandWeight
Dimensions116x62x15mm
Weight145gwithbattery
KeysandNotifications
KeysJogball
VelocityButton
Volumeupanddown
Start
OK
OK(side)
Record(configurable)
CameraButton(configurable)
PowerButton
SENDandEND
QWERTYKeypad
ResetButton
NotificationsVibrate
Audible
Visualmessage
LED:GSM/UMTS(GreenBlink)
Missedcall/MessageNotification(BlueBlink)
Charging(Red)
FullCharged(Green)
Display
TypeTFTLCDwithtouchpanelandbacklight
Size/Resolution2.46’’QVGA320x24065Kcolors
Cellularconnectivity
BandGSM/GPRS/EDGE:850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz
UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA:850,1900, 2100MHz
UMTSupto384kdownloadandupload
HSDPA/HSUPAupto7.2Mbpsdownloadand2Mbpsupload
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SystemGSM/GPRS/EDGEclass10supported
AntennaEmbedded(2G/3Gallband,Wi‐Fi,GPS,Bluetooth)
ConnectivityandInterface
Bluetooth2.0compliant+EDR
SDIOSupported,MicroSDformfactor
USBUSB2.0FullSpeed,miniUSB(Activesyncandcharging)
Wi‐Fi802.11b/gcompliant
ExternalMemoryCard
CardSlotMicroSDwithSDIO
BatteryandPower
Battery/CapacityLithium‐IonPolymerCell,1410mAh
Talk/StandbyTime4hours/200hours(average)
CameraModule
TypeMaincamera:2.0MPCMOSsensorcamerawithFixFocus
Secondcamera:0.3MPCMOS
MaxResolution16000x1200
GPS
ChipsetQualcommgpsOne(MSM7201integrated)
GPSReceiver8channels
AGPScompatibleYes
Others
HeadsetConnector2.5mmstereoconnector
TV‐outThrough2.5mmaudiojackwithAVcable
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A.2RegulatoryNotices
RegulatoryAgencyIDs
Forregulatoryidentificationpurposes,yourproductisassignedamodelnumberofVelocity111.
Toensurecontinuedreliableandsafeoperationofthedevice,useonlytheaccessorieslistedbelowwith
yourVelocity111.
TheBatteryPackhasbeenassignedamodelnumberofVelocity111.
ThisproductisintendedforusewithacertifiedClass2LimitedPowerSource,rated5VoltsDC,
maximum1Amppowersupplyunit.
EuropeanUnionNotice
ProductswithCEmarkingcomplywiththeR&TTEDirective(99/5/EC),theEMCDirective(89/336/EEC),
andtheLowVoltageDirective(73/23/EEC)issuedbytheCommissionoftheEuropeanCommunity.
CompliancewiththesedirectivesimpliesconformitytothefollowingEuropeanNorms(inparentheses
aretheequivalentinternationalstandards).
ETSIEN301489‐1
ElectromagneticcompatibilityandRadiospectrumMatters(ERM);ElectroMagnetic
Compatibility(EMC)standardforradioequipmentandservices;Part1:Commontechnical
requirements.
ETSIEN300328
ElectromagneticcompatibilityandRadiospectrumMatters(ERM);WidebandTransmission
systems;datatransmissionequipmentoperatinginthe2.4GHzISMbandandusingspread
spectrummodulationtechniques.
EN50360/EN50361
Productstandardtodemonstratethecomplianceofmobilephoneswiththebasicrestrictions
relatedtohumanexposuretoelectromagneticfields(300MHz–3GHz)
ETSIEN301489‐7
ElectromagneticcompatibilityandRadiospectrummatters(ERM);ElectroMagnetic
Compatibility(EMC)standardforradioequipmentandservices;Part7:Specificconditionsfor
mobileandportableradioandancillaryequipmentofdigitalcellularradio
telecommunicationssystems(GSMandDCS).
ETSIEN301489‐17
ElectromagneticcompatibilityandRadiospectrumMatters(ERM);ElectroMagnetic
Compatibility(EMC)standardforradioequipmentandservices;Part17:Specificconditions
for2.4GHzwidebandtransmissionsystemsand5GHzhighperformanceRLANequipment.
EN60950‐1(IEC60950‐1)
SafetyofinformationTechnologyEquipment.
ETSIEN301511
Globalsystemformobilecommunications(GSM);HarmonizedENformobilestationsinthe
GSM900andGSM1800bands,coveringessentialrequirementsofarticle3.2oftheR&TT
directive(1995/5/EC).
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FederalCommunicationsCommissionNotice
Thisdevicecomplieswithpart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:
(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference
received,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.Thisequipmenthasbeentested
andfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.
Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidential
installation.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalled
andusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.
However,thereisnoguaranteethisequipmentdoesnotcauseharmfulinterferencetoradioorTV
reception.Thiscanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentonandoff.Theuserisencouragedtotryto
correcttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:
Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.
Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiveris
connected.
Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradioortelevisiontechnicianforhelp.
SARInformation
0.633W/Kg@1g(FCC)head
1.050W/Kg@1g(FCC)body
For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines
when used with an accessory that contains no metal and that positions the device a minimum of
1.5 cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF
exposure guideline.
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ExposuretoRadioFrequency(RF)Signals
Yourwirelessphoneisaradiotransmitterandreceiver.Itisdesignedandmanufacturednottoexceed
theemissionlimitsforexposuretoradiofrequency(RF)energysetbytheFederalCommunications
CommissionoftheU.S.Government.Theselimitsarepartofcomprehensiveguidelinesandestablish
permittedlevelsofRFenergyforthegeneralpopulation.Theguidelinesarebasedonthesafety
standardspreviouslysetbybothU.S.andinternationalstandardsbodies:
AmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI)IEEE.C95.1‐1992
NationalCouncilonRadiationProtectionandMeasurement(NCRP).Report86.1986
InternationalCommissiononNon‐IonizingRadiationProtection(ICNIRP)1996
MinistryofHealth(Canada),SafetyCode6.Thestandardsincludeasubstantialsafetymargin
designedtoassurethesafetyofallpersons,regardlessofageandhealth.
IntheU.S.andCanada,theSARlimitformobilephonesusedbythepublicis1.6Watts/kg(W/kg)
averagedoveronegramoftissue.Thestandardincorporatesasubstantialmarginofsafetytogive
additionalprotectionforthepublicandtoaccountforanyvariationsinusage.Normalconditionsonly
ensuretheradiativeperformanceandsafetyoftheinterference.Aswithothermobileradio
transmittingequipment,usersareadvisedthatforsatisfactoryoperationoftheequipmentandfor
personalsafetyreasons,itisrecommendedthatnopartofthehumanbodybeallowedtocometoo
closetotheantennaduringoperationoftheequipment.
WEEENotice
TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment(WEEE)Directiveisdesignedtoencourageandregulate
thecollection,re‐use,recyclingandrecoveryofwasteelectricalandelectronicequipment,which
enteredintoforceasEuropeanlawon13thFebruary2003.TheDirectiveaimstoimprovethelevelof
recyclingofelectricalandelectronicequipment(EEE)andencouragesdesignerstodevelopproducts
withrecyclingefficiencyinmind;italsoaimstoimproveourenvironmentandreduceriskstohuman
healththroughthepropertreatmentofdiscardedgoods.
TheWEEElogo( )ontheproductanditsaccessoriesoronitsboxindicatesthatthisproductmust
notbedisposedofordumpedwithyourotherhouseholdwaste.Youareliabletodisposeofallyour
electronicorelectricalwasteequipmentbyrelocatingovertothespecifiedcollectionpointforrecycling
ofsuchhazardouswaste.Isolatedcollectionandproperrecoveryofyourelectronicandelectricalwaste
equipmentatthetimeofdisposalwillallowustohelpconservenaturalresourcesandreduceharmto
theenvironmentandhumanhealth.
Formoreinformationaboutelectronicandelectricalwasteequipmentdisposal,recoveryandcollection
points,pleasecontactyourlocalgovernmentoffice,householdwastedisposalservice,theretailerfrom
whereyoupurchasedtheequipment,orthemanufactureroftheequipment.
RoHSCompliance
ThisproductisincompliancewithDirective2002/95/ECoftheEuropeanParliamentandoftheCouncil
of27January2003,ontherestrictionoftheuseofcertainhazardoussubstancesinelectricaland
electronicequipment(RoHS)anditsamendment.
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Warning!
DANGEROFEXPLOSIONIFBATTERYISINCORRECTLYREPLACED.TOREDUCERISKOFFIREORBURNS,DO
NOTDISASSEMBLE,CRUSH,PUNCTURE,SHORTEXTERNALCONTACTS,EXPOSETOTEMPERATUREABOVE
60.C(140.F),ORDISPOSEOFINFIREORWATER.REPLACEONLYWITHSPECIFIEDBATTERIES.RECYCLEOR
DISPOSEOFUSEDBATTERIESACCORDINGTOTHELOCALREGULATIONSORREFERENCEGUIDESUPPLIED
WITHYOURPRODUCT.
A.3PCRequirementtoRunActiveSync4.5
ToconnectthedevicetoaWindowsPCrunninganyWindowsoperatingsystempriortoWindowsVista*,
youmusthaveMicrosoft®ActiveSync®programinstalledonyourPC.ActiveSync4.5isincludedinthe
InstallationCD,whichiscompatiblewiththefollowingoperatingsystemsandapplications:
Microsoft®Windows®2000ServicePack4
Microsoft®Windows®Server2003ServicePack1
Microsoft®Windows®Server2003IA64EditionServicePack1
Microsoft®Windows®Server2003x64EditionServicePack1
Microsoft®Windows®XPProfessionalServicePacks1and2
Microsoft®Windows®XPHomeServicePacks1and2
Microsoft®Windows®XPTabletPCEdition2005
Microsoft®Windows®XPMediaCenterEdition2005
Microsoft®Windows®XPProfessionalx64Edition
Microsoft®Outlook®98,Microsoft®Outlook®2000andMicrosoft®Outlook®XP,and
Microsoft®Outlook®2003messagingandcollaborationclients
Microsoft®Office97,excludingOutlook
Microsoft®Office2000
Microsoft®OfficeXP
Microsoft®Office2003
Microsoft®InternetExplorer4.01orlater(required)
Microsoft®SystemsManagementServer2.0
*IfyouareaWindowsVistauserpleaseuseWindowsMobileDeviceCenter,notMicrosoftActiveSync,
fordeviceconnectivitybetweenyourWindowsMobiledeviceandWindowsVista.