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    HP iP A Q h w6 5 00 Mobile Messenge r ser ies Pr oduc t Maintenance Guide Kudu cover 2.p65 4/12/2006, 6:41 PM 1[...]

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    © 2006 Hew lett -P ack ard De velopment C ompany , L.P . iP A Q is a tr ademark of Hew lett -P ack ard De velopment C ompany , L.P . in the U. S. and other countries . Mic ros oft, W indows , the Windo ws logo, Ou tlook, and Acti ve Sy nc are tr ademarks of Mic ros oft Corpor ation in the U .S . and other countri es. HP iP A Q hw 6 500 Mobile Mes [...]

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    iii Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Replacing Battery Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Charging/Communications Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Battery Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    430524-001.book Page ii Tues day, May 2, 2006 2:05 PM[...]

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    1 We l c o m e As a valued c ustomer , we wan t y ou to hav e the best e xperience pos sible w ith yo ur HP iP A Q. T o re cei ve the most f rom y our inv estment , there is a minimum amount of mainte nance req uired to max imiz e and prolo ng the perfor mance of your pr oduct. In this gui de, y ou will learn: • How t o p ro te c t yo u r H P i P[...]

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    2 T o r eplace the bat tery cov er: 1. Hold the battery cov er on the right si de of your HP iP A Q at a 90º angle to the de v ice . 2. L ine up the two small hooks t o the corr esponding hole s in the battery compartment. 430524-001.book Page 2 Tues day, May 2, 2006 2:05 PM[...]

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    3 3. F old ov er the batter y co ver so that it is f lat on the back o f y our HP iP A Q. 4. F irmly pr ess do wn and slide up un til the battery cov er clic ks into place . NO TE: Be sure that y ou are appl ying e ven pr essur e to both the middle and bottom portions of the de vice . 430524-001.book Page 3 Tues day, May 2, 2006 2:05 PM[...]

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    4 CAUT ION: Incorrec t installation can cau se damage to the battery door hooks. Do not attempt to slide the door if th e door hooks ar e caug ht or stuck in the SIM car d tra y . Sliding or f orc ing the door will r esult in damage. Do not attempt to insert the top two t abs into the unit and then pre ss dow n the battery cove r . T his will bend [...]

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    5 Char ging/C ommuni cations P ort The bottom o f the HP iP A Q has a Char ging/Communi cations P or t , which consists o f a 2 2 -pin connector . The 2 2 -pin connector is used to connec t the HP iP A Q to a s ynchr oniz ation ca ble, cr adle and the A C Charger Adapte r . If the 2 2 -pin connector be come s damaged, you w ill not be able to po we[...]

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    6 LED L ights Although the screen turns off afte r you hav en’ t used y our HP iP A Q for a spec ified amount o f time , your HP iP A Q ne ver turns off unles s the battery is completel y depleted . The tw o LED ligh ts in the top-right cor ner sho w yo ur dev ice ’s connecti on status , so it is important to know w hat the differ ent flashing [...]

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    7 Deter mining the Stat e of Y our HP iP A Q Y our HP iP A Q has three differ ent modes in w hic h it operates. It is im por tant to kno w what y our cur rent de vice mode is , in order t o kno w when the ne xt char ging should occur . Suspe nd Mode In Suspend mode or “ po wer o ff” state the r adios r emain activ e. Sus pend mode turns off the[...]

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    8 Impr ov ing Batter y L i f e Y our HP iP A Q’s bat tery is used ofte n thr oughout the day as it perf orms tasks, suc h as phone calls, Bluetoot h connecti ons, GPS na vigati on and Infr ared (IR) connections; ther efor e, y ou may need to plug y our dev ice into a po w er suppl y peri odically thr oughout the day to ensur e optimal charge lev [...]

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    9 Che ckin g B at ter y Charge Levels T o chec k your battery char ge lev el: • On the To d ay sc reen , the per centage of battery life still a vailable appears under the Batter y icon on the T odayP anel . • F rom the T odayP anel on the To d ay scr e en, tap the Ba tter y icon > Main tab. • Or fr om the To d ay scr een, tap Start > S[...]

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    10 Au dio Co nt rols Y our HP iP A Q has numerou s audio se ttings and options that y ou can set to meet y our needs. In this secti on, y ou will learn: • Ho w to adjus t the volume on y our dev ice . • Ho w to use the ear bud headset that came w ith your de vi ce . Adj usting the V olume Ther e are tw o unique v olume controls on y our HP iP A[...]

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    11 • When y ou turn on the speak erphone , be sure that y ou are not holding yo ur devi ce so that your hand is co ver ing the speaker o n the back o f the dev ice . Re se t t i n g Y o u r D evic e Sometimes , w hen y our HP iP A Q be comes unr esponsi ve the de vi ce may have to be reset . There are two types of resets that you can pe rform on [...]

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    12 P erfor ming a Hard (“F ull”) Res et P erfor m a hard r eset (also kno wn as a fu ll re set) when y ou want to c lear all settings , pr ogr ams, and data f r om Random-Access Memo ry (R AM). P erfor m a hard r eset if you ar e exper iencing pr oblems after you ha ve installed a thir d-part y applicati on on your de vice . Some of these pr ob[...]

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    13 Pr otecting Y our HP iP A Q Displa y CAUT ION: The scr een and camer a lens of y our HP iP A Q are made of glass and can be damaged or br oken b y drops , impacts, or pr essur e . NO TE: HP is not respo nsible for damage th at occur s as a re sult of y our failur e to follo w the instructi ons that came with y our HP branded pr oduct . Re fer to[...]

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    14 T roubleshooting y our HP iP A Q Po w e r Question Answer How do I kn ow that my HP iP A Q is char ging? When y our devi ce is plugged into the A C adapter or c harging cr adle, the amber LED sho ws and st ays cons tant. T his indicates that yo ur dev ice is char ging. How do I kn ow that my HP iP A Q is completely char ged? When y our devi ce h[...]

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    15 Aud io Question Answer My r inger is too loud or too soft . How do I adj ust the ringer v olume? T o adjust the r inger volume , tap the Vo l u m e ico n to p rig ht portion of the Tod ay screen . Then adjust the ri g ht v olume slider accor dingly . Wh y am I unable to dial out or r eceiv e incoming phone calls? • Check t o see if y our SIM c[...]

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    16 Displa y How can I q uickly c reate unique r ing tones for m y HP iP A Q? T o make a uni que ring tone f or y our devi ce: 1. S ynchr oniz e y our dev ice w ith your pers onal computer . 2. Cop y the sound file that yo u want to us e as a ring tone to yo ur dev ice in any o f these formats .wav , .mid, or .wma. 3. Ta p Star t > Programs > [...]

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    17 Wh y does my backligh t ke ep turning off? The def ault settings on y our HP iP A Q turn off the backli ght after 30 seco nds of inacti vity . This is the de fault setting to conserv e your batte ry life. If yo u want the backli g ht to s tay o n for a lo nger per iod of time , incr ease the amount of time the backli ght stay s on if not in use [...]

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    18 S ync hr oni zing Here ar e some common pr oblems that users e xperi ence when using Acti ve Sy nc 3.8 to connect an HP iP A Q to a personal co mputer . Problem Solution I cannot connec t to my c om pu te r u si ng the HP iP A Q Cradle . • Be s ure you h ave in st al l ed Mi cros of t A ct iveSync 3.8 on yo ur ho st computer befo r e connectin[...]

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    19 F or Mor e Inf ormati on If y ou hav e questions a bout using your HP iP AQ that ha ve not been cov ered in this booklet or in the Getting S tarted or User’s G uide , r efer to the i P A Q H andh eld Forum (a messa ge bo ard) at www .h p. co m/su ppo rt/ ipaqforums . T o r ecei ve further support fr om a qualified tec hnical support speci alis[...]

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    © 2006 Hew let t-P ackar d Deve lopment Compan y , L.P . Mic rosoft , Window s, the Windo ws logo, Outlook and Ac t iv eS ync ar e trademarks of Mic roso f t Cor por ation in the U. S., and other countries . Windo ws Mobile® 200 3 soft war e for P ock et PC F i rst Editi on , April 2006. Printed in T ai wa n 3 7 88 6 9-001 cover2.p65 4/17/2006, 2[...]