NEC 750C manual

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    NEC Mobi lePro 750 C User’s Guide[...]

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    First Pr in tin g — Mar ch 1998 Copy ri gh t 1998 NEC C omp ut er Systems Divisi on , Pa cka r d Bell NE C , I n c. 1414 Massachusetts Av enue Bo xborough, MA 01719 All R igh ts R es erv ed PROPRIETARY NOT ICE AND LIAB IL IT Y DISCLAIM ER T he infor ma tion dis c losed in t his doc ument, inc luding a ll des igns a nd rela t ed m a t er ia ls , i[...]

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    Contents iii Contents Us ing t his G uide T ex t C onvent ions ............................................................................... v 1 Qu ic k St art Fe ature s Ov e rvi e w ............................................................................. 1-1 A bo ut Q ui ck Start.............................................................[...]

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    iv C ontents A ppl ic atio n Sh ortc ut K e y s ................................................................. 3- 5 A ssi g n in g A ppl ic ati o n Sh ortc ut K e ys ............................................ 3-6 En abli ng the Di spl ay L in kag e Sw i tch ................................................. 3- 8 V o ic e Re co rdi n g .........[...]

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    Using this Guide v Using this Guide T his gu ide int r odu ces you t o your NE C M ob ileP r o™ Ha ndheld P er s ona l C ompu t er ( H/ P C ) . R ea d t he f ollowing s ections . C ha p t er 1 , Qu ick S t a r t , p r ovides a ll t he infor ma t ion you need to get you r M ob ileP r o 7 5 0 C wor king a nd s ync hr oniz ed with you r des kt op or[...]

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    vi Using this Guide ! W A RNI NG W arni ngs alert you t o situat ions that coul d result in serious personal i nj ur y or l oss of l i f e. ! CA UTION Cauti ons indi cat e situat i ons that can dam age t he system har dware or sof tware. NOTE Notes giv e par ti cul arl y im por tant i nf orm at i on about whatev er i s being descri bed. Na mes of k[...]

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    Quick Start 1-1 Quick Start C ongr a t u la t ions a nd t ha nk you for p u r c ha s ing t he NE C M ob ileP r o H a ndheld P C (H / P C ) . T his c ha p t er s hows you how you c a n qu ic kly s et u p a nd b egin t o u s e it eit her on it s own or a s a p ower fu l des kt op c omp a nion. FEAT URES OVERVIEW Your new Mob ileP r o 7 5 0 C ha s t h[...]

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    1-2 Quick Start A BOUT QUICK ST A RT The Mobi le Pro 750C H/PC uses th e Microso ft ® Windows ® C E 2 . 0 op er a t ing s ys t em, whic h ha s a u s er int er fa c e very s imila r t o t he M ic r os of t W indows 9 5 a nd M icr os of t W in- d ow s NT ope r a tin g sy ste m s. T hi s chapte r a ssum es th at yo u a r e a lr ea dy f a milia r wit[...]

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    Quick Start 1-3 Ins talling t he Batt eries 1. Sli d e th e m ain battery co ve r lo ck to th e unl oc ke d po si- t ion. 2. Sl id e the mai n batte r y ba y co ve r tow a r d th e a r r ow and r em ove it . O pening the m ain bat ter y bay c ov er 3. Put th e Lith ium -Io n batte ry pack in the ba y. Sli d e th e batte r y to w a r d th e ar r ow [...]

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    1-4 Quick St art 5. Re place th e m ain ba ttery ba y co v er. Replac ing t he main bat t ery bay c ov er 6. Sl id e the battery co ve r lo ck to the lo cke d po siti o n. 7. Remove the ba cku p b a t t er y p r ot ect ive ins u la t ing s heet by f ir mly pu lling on t he s heet t a b t ha t p r ot r u des fr om the back up ba ttery co m par tme n[...]

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    Quick Start 1-5 ! CA UTION Be s ure to read t he secti on “B att ery Pr ecauti ons” f or im por t ant bat ter y handl i ng i nf or m at i on. NOTE You can only oper ate t he Mobi leP ro H/P C when the batt er y c ov er l ock i s in t he l oc k ed posi t i on. For opti m um data pr otect i on, be sure to i nstal l bot h the mai n battery and the[...]

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    1-6 Quick St art A fte r the Se tup Wi zard co m ple te s, yo u ar e re a dy to c on fi g- ur e the M ob ileP r o t o p a r t ner wit h you r des kt op ( or not e- book) compu t er . B efor e cont inu ing, c onnect t he Mob ileP r o P C C onnect s er i a l c a bl e t o a n a va ila b le 9 - p in s er ia l p or t on your deskt op ( or not eb ook) co[...]

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    Quick Start 1-7 Ins er t t he “ Des kt op S of t wa r e f or M i c r os of t W i ndows C E ” C D . I f you r s ys t em is conf igu r ed for a u t o- i ns er t not ific a - tio n, th e Se tup prog r am i s auto m a tical ly laun ch ed . Othe r- wis e, manu a lly r u n t he S et u p p r ogr a m in the main dir ect or y. T he S et u p p r ogr a m [...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-1 Getting Familiar w ith Your M obilePro 750C Your NE C M ob ileP r o™ H a ndheld P C (H / P C ) let s you : Edit , c r ea t e, s end, a nd r eceive docu ments incl u ding spread she ets an d e -m a il M a na ge you r s c hedu le a nd cont a c t s A cce ss the Inte r ne t wi th th e in te rnal m od em[...]

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    2-2 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C WHA T ’S IN T HE BOX Y our Mobi le P r o sh ips w ith a num be r of acc esso rie s. Whe n you u np a ck t he Mob ileP r o, c heck t ha t you ha ve a ll of t he it ems lis t ed b elow a nd t ha t t hey a r e in good condit ion. I f a nyt hing is miss ing or da maged, imm edia t ely cont a ct t he ve[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-3 F ront and s ide f eatur es Dis p la y P a nel L a t c h — s ecu r es t he dis p la y pa nel when it is clos ed. Dis p la y P a nel ( wit h b u ilt - in t ou c h s c r een) — p r ovides a clea r view of infor ma t ion s t or ed or inp u t int o t he u nit . T he t ou ch s cr een le t s you a c t i[...]

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    2-4 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C P ower B u t t on — a llows you t o p ower on a nd of f t he u nit when it is op en. P C C a r d S lot — let s you ins t a ll one T yp e I or T yp e II PC Card . Keyb oa r d — gives you a mea ns of ent er i ng da t a u s ing your finger t ip s . C ompa c t F la s h C a r d S lot — let s you i[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-5 Bott om view R O M B a y C over — p r ot ec t s t he R O M b a y a nd t he in- stall ed ROM boards. Batte ry Co ve r Loc k — se cures th e c ov e r that prote cts th e m ain batte r y and back- up ba ttery bays. Sub Batte r y (b a ck- up ba ttery ) Bay C ov e r — pr ote cts th e back -up batte r[...]

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    2-6 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C Main Batte ry B a y Co ve r — pr ote cts th e m a in battery ba y a nd t he ins t a lled ba t t er y. VGA P or t — p r ovides a connect ion p oint f or t he VGA cab le . Infra r ed (Ir DA) Por t — a llo ws the Mo b ile P r o to co m- munica t e wit hou t ca b les wit h s imila r ly equ i p p ed[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-7 O pening the dis play panel ! CA UTION W hen the M obi l ePro H/ PC i s not i n use or when you are carrying i t, keep the di splay panel cl osed. Thi s helps prev ent acci dental dam age t o the touc h screen or keyboar d. USING T HE ST YL US T o u s e t h e s t yl u s , f ol lo w t h es e s t ep s .[...]

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    2-8 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C Us ing t he st y lus ! CA UTION Nev er use a dev i ce other than an approv ed styl us with y our Mobi leP ro H/P C. Hard-poi nted or sharp objec t s can dam age t he touc h screen. 3. Ge ntl y to uch the poi nte d ti p of th e sty lus to se le ct an objec t on t he s cr een. W hen you a r e done us i[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-9 It t a kes a p p r ox ima t ely 4 . 5 hou r s t o r echa r ge a f u lly de- p l et ed b a t t er y p a c k r ega r d l es s of t he s ys t em p ower s t a t e. NOTE Through nor m al use, t he capaci t y of a bat ter y pa ck w ill gr adually decl ine. Shoul d you not ic e that the bat tery does not sta[...]

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    2-10 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C If y ou use th e Mo bil e Pr o w ith ou t the back -up battery in - st a lled, M ob ileP r o mem or y ma y b e uns t a b le. T he con- t ent s of M ob ileP r o mem or y may b e lost if t he main ba t t er y is r em oved. Alwa ys b a c k u p you r da t a ont o you r not eb ook or des k- to p com pute[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-11 O pening the bat ter y bay c ov er 5. Sli d e th e batte ry aw ay fro m the ar r ow on the batte r y a nd r emove t he b a t t er y. 6. Put th e ne w L ith ium -Io n batte r y pack in th e bay . Sli de th e batte r y i n th e d ire ctio n o f th e a r row . Inser t ing the bat ter y 7. F ir mly pr es[...]

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    2-12 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C Replac ing t he bay cov er NOTE The unit only operat es w hen the bat ter y cov er loc k i s in t he l oc k ed posi t i on. Back- Up B attery A lo w batte ry m essag e appe ar s wh e n back -up batte r y po we r is d epl e ted . Be sur e to r e place the ba ck- up battery imm edia t ely a s desc r i[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-13 NOTE If y ou recei v e m ess ages indi cat i ng that bot h the mai n batt ery and the sub-battery (back-up bat- tery) are v ery l ow, replace the back-up b att ery f i rst. If a dr ained m ai n bat tery i s not repl aced, the back - up batt er y dr ai ns m or e qui ck l y t han norm al . 2. D is c on[...]

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    2-14 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 4. T u r n t he u nit over a nd loca t e t he ba t t er y cover lock on th e bo ttom of the Mobi le Pr o. Sl id e the lo ck to th e un - locked pos it ion. Releas ing t he Bat t ery Cov er Loc k 5. Us ing a s mall s c r ewdr i ver , r emove the s c r ew a nd s u b - ba t t er y b a y c over . Rem ov[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-15 NOTE W hen you loosen t he screw, you can rem ov e the sub-batt ery bay c ov er by l oosening t he screw f or f iv e rounds. I t i s not neces sary t o remov e t he s cr ew co mple tely . 6. Us e t he st ylu s t o r em ove t he dr a ined ba t t er y f r om t he bay. Rem ov ing t he batt ery 7. An gl [...]

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    2-16 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C Batter y Pr ecaution s R ea d t he following b a t t er y ha ndling p r eca u t ions t o ins u r e your s a fet y. ! W A RNI NG Heed these warnings w hen handl i ng batt eri es. Fai l- ure to do so m ay resul t i n per sonal i nj ury. There i s a danger of ex pl osion i f the bat tery is inc orrectl[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-17 ! W A RNI NG (cont’ d) Do not use a battery that i s dam aged or de- f orm ed, has any rust on i ts cas i ng, i s discol ored, ov er heat s, or em i ts a f oul odor. To prev ent data l oss, always replac e w eak batt eries as s oon as pos si ble. Replace the bac k- up batt ery f i rst. Al ways use [...]

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    2-18 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C Pr ecautions Follow t hese p r ec a u t i ons when us ing you r M ob ileP r o a nd A C ad apte r. A l w ays pl ug th e A C ad apte r co rd i nt o an e asi ly acc e ssi - bl e o utl e t. I t is im po rtant to be abl e to e asi l y s hu t o ff po we r by un plug gi ng the AC ad a pter i f ne ed ed . A[...]

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    Getting Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C 2-19 When clea ning t he s ys t em, u s e a s of t , c lea n, dr y clot h. Avoid wipi ng t he disp la y s u r f a ce wit h a b r a s ive ma t er i a l, inclu ding r ou gh f a b r ic . D o not u s e a c lea ning s olu t ion; t his may da mage t he p l a s t i c . If th e AC ad a pter be co m e s extre m e [...]

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    2-20 Gett ing Familiar with Y our M obilePro 750C Routin e Cleaning C l ea n or du s t you r s ys t em a s follows . ! CA UTION Never us e harsh soluti ons, household c leaner s, or spray cleaners that contai n causti c m at eri als on the MobilePro. These cleaners are us ual l y hi gh in al kal i nit y, w hi ch is measured in pH. Usi ng these cl e[...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-1 Using the MobilePro Thi s ch apter d e ta il s ho w to use the Mo bil ePro . (Se e th e so ft- w ar e m anual that cam e w ith the uni t for ad di tio nal sof tware oper a t ing ins t r u c t ions . ) I ns t r u c t ions inclu de how t o: P ower on a nd off Ma ke disp la y pa nel a dju s t me nt s S et a p p lica t ion s hor[...]

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    3-2 Using the MobilePro POWERING ON A ND OFF P ower on t he M ob ileP r o a s follows . 1. S lide t he dis p la y p a nel la t ch t o t he r ight . L i f t t he disp la y pane l up to wards th e r ear of th e un it. ! CA UTION Do not push the display panel bey ond it s pre- designed stop poi nt as you open the panel . 2. Locate a nd pr ess th e Pow[...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-3 NOTE The f irs t ti m e yo u ins tall the main b atter y, the Mobi l ePr o aut om ati cal l y powers w hen you open the displ ay panel . The f i rst t i m e y ou power on the M obi l ePro H/ P C, screen contr ast m ay need adj ustm ent . Fol l ow the in- struct i ons in “ M ak i ng Di splay P anel Adj ustm ents.” You can[...]

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    3-4 Using the MobilePro A djus t ing the c ont rast NOTE You can al so adjust t he c ont rast t hr ough t he Control Panel . See the sof tware user’s guide f or de- ta ils . Backligh t You ca n t oggle t he ba c klight s ett ing b et ween st a nda r d a nd fu ll b y p r ess i ng t he Ba cklight b u t t on. NOTE Keepi ng the back li ght f ul l dep[...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-5 T oggle t he b a c klight a s f ollows . 1. Op en t he disp la y pa nel a nd loc a t e t he Ba cklight key on uppe r-r ig ht si de o f the ke ybo a r d. 2. W i t h p ower on, p r ess t he Ba cklight key t o t oggle t he ba cklight b et ween st a nda r d a nd fu ll. T oggling the bac k light APPLICA T ION SHORT CUT KEYS T he [...]

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    3-6 Using the MobilePro Defa ult A pplication Shortcut Ke ys KEY A PPLICA T ION F1 Inbox F2 Mic rosoft In tern e t Pock et E x plore r F3 Calendar F4 Contacts F5 Tasks F6 Microsof t Pocket W ord F7 Microsof t Pocket Ex cel F8 Microsof t Pocket Powe rPoint F9 Calcul ator F10 Vo i c e R ec o r d er A ssignin g A pplication S hor tcut Key s App lic a [...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-7 S et tings dialog box 3. S c r oll or t a p on t he shor t c u t key you wa nt t o s elect . As - s ign t he a p p lica t ion u s ing t he following b u t t ons : Defa u lt — s elects t he fa ct or y- a s s igned a p p lic a t ion list ed in t he Def a u lt Ap p lic a t ion S hor t c u t K eys t a b le. Br ows e — op ens[...]

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    3-8 Using the MobilePro Delete — r emoves t he cu r r ent ly a s s igned a p p lica t ion r efer ence so you ca n s elect a not her a p p lic a t ion. ENABLING T H E DISPLAY LINKA G E SWI T CH You c a n conf igu r e your M ob ileP r o H/ P C t o p ower on or off by s imply op ening or c los ing t he dis p la y c over . T he dis p la y linka ge sw[...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-9 3. Se le ct e ith e r to e nabl e suspe nd m o de wi th batte ry po w er or ex t er na l AC p o wer . VOICE RECORDI NG R ecor ding voic e me mos wit h t he Mob ileP r o is ea s y, even with t he u n i t c l o s ed : 1. Hold you r M ob ileP r o wit h t he m i c r op hone fa c ing you . 2. P r ess a nd hold t he Rec or d b u t[...]

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    3-10 Using the MobilePro NOTE Recordi ng w orks bes t if you pos i ti on t he m ic ro- phone about t hr ee i nches away f r om y our m out h whil e speaking. Mem ory r equi red f or v oi c e m em o stor age v ar i es de- pending on user sett i ngs. Ref er t o “Using t he Voi ce Recorder" f or f ur t her det ai l s. Usin g the Voice Recor der[...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-11 Inser t ing a PC car d 3. Ve r ify that the PC card i s fitte d se cure ly in to po siti on . ! CA UTION Make s ure you al ign the PC card correctly f or i ns er- ti on. Inserti ng a PC c ard i ncorrec tl y can dam age t he card and/ or t he Mobi l eP r o. PC Ca rd[...]

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    3-12 Using the MobilePro Removing PC Cards R emove a P C ca r d fr om the M ob ileP r o a s f ollows : 1. S a ve your da t a a nd p ower of f t he M ob ileP r o. 2. Lo cate the PC car d sl ot’ s Eje ct butto n an d pre ss it to re- lea s e t he c a r d f r om t he s l ot . Rem ov ing a P C c ar d 3. O nc e t he ca r d is r ele a s ed, p u ll it t[...]

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    Using the MobilePro 3-13 NOTE W e recom m end usi ng the AC adapter when using Compact Flash cards. Using the adapt er can help you av oi d potent ial dat a loss caused by the hi gh- energy consum pti on of som e Com pact F lash cards. I nsertin g Compact Flash Car ds F ol l o w t h es e p r oc edu r es t o i ns t a l l a C o mp a c t F l a s h c a[...]

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    3-14 Using the MobilePro ! CA UTION Make sure you al i gn t he Com pact F l ash card c or r ec t l y f or i nserti on. I nserti ng a Com pact F l ash card i ncor- rect l y c an dam age t he card and/ or t he M obi l eP r o. Remov ing Com p act Flash Cards R emove a C ompa c t F la s h ca r d fr om t he Mob ileP r o a s f ol- lows: 1. S a ve your da[...]

  • Page 48

    Using the MobilePro 3-15 T RANSFERRING DA T A Wit h t he Mob ileP r o H / P C , you c a n s end a nd r eceive dat a t o a nd fr om anot her s i mila r ly equip p ed device us ing t he infr a r ed (I r D A) c ommunica t ion p or t . C omm u nic a t e wit h a not her M o- bileP r o a s f ollows . 1. Op en the dis p la y p a nels on t he t wo M ob ile[...]

  • Page 49

    3-16 Using the MobilePro 4. S end you r da t a by u s ing t he “ S end T o” s elect ion in t he Windows C E P oc ket E x p lor er F ile me nu . Highlight t he file you wis h t o t r a ns f er a nd c hoos e “ I nfr a - r ed Reci p i ent ” f r om t he S end T o s elect ions . You r f ile will be t r a ns fer r ed t o t he ot her M ob ileP r o[...]

  • Page 50

    Using the MobilePro 3-17 a r e us ing t he int er na l modem Us ing AC p ower s a ves b a t t er y lif e for when you a r e on t he go a nd helps p r event da t a los s . ! CA UTION Fol l ow these pr ecauti ons w henev er y ou use the AC adapter and t he Mobi l eP r o. W hen us i ng the A C adapter, m ake sure the AC outl et i s near the M obi l eP[...]

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    3-18 Using the MobilePro C onnect t he ca b le a s follows : 1. Loc a t e t he s er ia l p or t c over on t he Mob ileP r o, a nd op en it . 2. Align a nd a t t a c h t he connec t or on t he P C C onnect C a b le to the seri a l po rt on th e Mo bile Pro. Connec t ing the P C Connec t cable 3. C onnect t he ot her end of t he ca b le t o t he s er[...]

  • Page 52

    Using the MobilePro 3-19 4. F or a n ex t er na l modem , c onnec t t he ot her end of t he ca b le t o t he null modem a da p t er , t hen connect t he a da pt er t o t he mode m ca b le. T he max imum da t a r a t e will be 1 9 , 200 bps un le ss yo u a lte r the d ef a ult se ttin g fo r the Mo bil ePro seri a l port. ! CA UTION Make sure you pr[...]

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    3-20 Using the MobilePro 2. Align a nd a t t a ch t he connect or on t he M ob ileP r o VG A c a - ble to th e VG A po rt on the Mobi le Pro. Connec t ing the V G A cable 3. C onnect t he ot her end of t he VG A c a b le t o t he monitor ca - bl e connec t or . P ower on t he ext er na l monit or . 4. La u nch M ic r os of t P ocket P ower P oint a[...]

  • Page 54

    Using the MobilePro 3-21 Connec t ing the c able t o the m onit or ! CA UTION Make sure you proper l y al i gn the c abl e connec t ors and ports. I ncorr ec t connect i on c an dam age t he Mo- bil ePr o H/ PC and t he m oni t or . Conn ecting th e In ternal M odem Us e t he f ollowing s t eps t o connec t a p hone ca b le t o t he int er - na l m[...]

  • Page 55

    3-22 Using the MobilePro 3. C onnect t he ot her R J - 1 1 c onnect or int o a n a ct ive ( a na log) phone ja ck. RJ -1 1 C onnec tor Connec t ing the t elephone line ! WA RNING Do not connec t the i nt er nal m odem t o a di gi t al pr i v at e branch ex change c onnec t or, or t he di gi t al side of an int egrat ed di gi tal net work. Use onl y[...]

  • Page 56

    Using the MobilePro 3-23 1. P r ess S t a r t on t he T a s kb a r a nd s cr oll u p t o P r ogr a ms. Ac- ces s t he C omm u nica t ions s election a nd op en R emote Net - wor king. 2. D ou b le t a p on M a ke a N ew C onnect ion, a nd na me it “ On- boa r d M odem.” 3. I n t he dia log b ox , D i a l Up C onnect ion, s elect t he p or t f o[...]

  • Page 57

    3-24 Using the MobilePro 11. S elect a ny ot her f ea t u r es you wa nt t o ena b le, t hen p r es s F i nis h. You c a n now a cc es s you r cor p or a t e em a il r e- motely us ing you r M ob ileP r o. PRINTING YOUR DOCUMENTS You c a n p r int doc u me nt s cr ea t ed in Mi c r os of t P oc ket a p p li- ca t ions dir ect ly f r om your M ob il[...]

  • Page 58

    Using the MobilePro 3-25 3. Re m ov e th e m ain and back- up batteri es. Se e “B attery Re- p l a c ement ” f o r det a i l s . 4. T u r n over t he Mob ileP r o a nd loca t e t he s c r ew tha t s ecu r es t he R O M or R AM b a y c over . 5. Using a s ma ll s c r ewdr iver , r emove the sc r ew a nd t he ba y cover . ( T he Mob ileP r o does[...]

  • Page 59

    3-26 Using the MobilePro When you r eset t he M ob ileP r o, you ma y los e s t or ed da t a a nd un it para me te r setti ng s. R es et t he Mob ileP r o a s f ollows . 1. R emove t he st ylu s f r om its holder a nd op en the dis p la y pane l. 2. P ower on t he Mob ileP r o. (You ca nnot r es et t he u nit wit h- ou t t he p ower on. ) 3. C los [...]

  • Page 60

    Tr oubleshooting 4-1 Troubleshooting Your M ob ileP r o H / P C is desi gned t o p r ovide many hou r s of s er vice while you a r e a t home or on t he r oa d. F or op t imum p er f or manc e, f r equent ly b a c k u p a nd s ync hr o- nize t he M ob ileP r o da t a wit h you r not ebook or deskt op compu t er . T hen if s omething ha p p ens , mo[...]

  • Page 61

    4-2 Tr oubleshooting Tr oubleshooting (cont'd) PROBLEM RESO LUTIO N Not hi ng appe ar s on t he scree n. ( cont 'd) Try recharging t he m ai n bat tery pack or replacing t he sub-battery. Che ck that t he R O M bay cover is properly se cur e . A lo w ba tte ry m e ssage appe ar s. Re charge the mai n batt ery. W hen using a PC card, such [...]

  • Page 62

    Tr oubleshooting 4-3 Tr oubleshooting (cont'd) PROBLEM RESO LUTIO N The PC c ar d cannot be acce ssed. Make sure the card i s inserted corre ct l y and se at ed properly. Conne ct t he unit to AC powe r usi ng the adapter. Som e cards do not operate properly unl ess the A C adapter is conne ct e d. The touch scree n does not respond. Ca librat[...]

  • Page 63

    Specifications 5-1 Specifications T h e f ol l o wi n g s p ec if i c a t i o n s a r e s t a n d a r d ex c ep t wher e not ed. Disp lay 640 x 240, 256 col or, backl ig ht, li qui d c r ystal d ispl a y (LCD) t ouch-scree n CPU NEC Vr4111, 80-MHz proce ssor, optim ize d fo r Wi ndows CE User Data En t ry M et hods 80 - key Q W E R T Y keyb oa r d [...]

  • Page 64

    5-2 Specifications Serial In terface Baud rate — 115.2 Kbps m axim um I/O Port s S er ia l p or t (D ir ect C a b l e connect ion) IrDA port V GA po rt (output) Modem Data — 33.6 Kbps (AT co m m a nd ) Fax — 9. 6 Kbps (Fax con tr ol c om m a nd C lass I) PC Card S l ot One T ype I o r T ype II sl ot Comp act F lash Card S l ot On e Co m pac t[...]

  • Page 65

    Specifications 5-3 Recharg e T ime U se the AC ad apter to re charg e the Mobi le Pr o m a in batte r y R echa r ging t i me is a p p r ox ima t ely 4 . 5 hou r s when t he s ys t em is on or of f Accessories AC adapte r — S 1424-21A Li ste d Dire ct Plug -In Po we r Unit  In put Vo ltage - 100 to 240V AC; 60Hz, 13W  Output V ol t a ge - 9.[...]

  • Page 66

    5-4 Specifications A va ilable Options Lith ium -Io n Re ch a r ge able Batte r y Pack ( S 1424-25A) Styl us P a ck (S1424-17A ) 32-MB R AM Mo dul e (S1424-18B) Dir ect C onnect ion C a b le (S 1424-12S) V GA Cable (S1424-12V ) A C Ad a pter (S1424-21A )[...]

  • Page 67

    M odem Commands A-1 Modem Commands AT Co mmand s C o mma n d Description Defa ul t A/ R e p e a t l a s t c o mma nd A Ans wer a c a l l B0 Se le ct ITU- T mo dul a tio n at 300 and 1200bps B1 Se le ct Be ll m od ulatio n at 300 and 1200bps X D n D i a l, wher e n = P — Pul se di al T — T one dia l W — W a it f or dia l t one , — Pa use ! ?[...]

  • Page 68

    M odem Commands A-2 A T Commands (cont’d) C o mma n d Description Defa ul t O0 Go int o online da t a mode withou t r et r a in se que nce O1 Go online da t a mode with r et r a in s equ ence P Se t pulse di al Q0 Ena b le r es u lt c ode X Q1 Di sa ble r esul t co de Sn = m Wr ite m to S-re gi ste r n Sn ? R etu r n t he va lu e of S -r egist er[...]

  • Page 69

    M odem Commands A-3 A T Commands (cont’d) C o mma n d Description Defa ul t &D1 G o t o c ommand mode on ON - t o- O F F DTR tra nsi tio n &D2 H a ng-u p a nd go t o c ommand mode on ON - to -OFF DTR transi tio n . Disabl e auto an sw e r X &D3 Rese t on ON-to -OFF D T R tr a nsi tio n &F Re call d ef a ult se ttin g &G0 D i s[...]

  • Page 70

    M odem Commands A-4 A T Commands (cont’d) C o mma n d Description Defa ul t N1 S elect nor ma l mode connect ion N2 S elect L AP M a nd M N P c onnect ion N3 S elect L AP M , M N P a nd nor mal mode connect ion X N4 S elect only L AP M connect ion N5 S elect only M NP c onnect ion V0 D i s a b l e ext ended r es u lt c ode V1 E na ble ext [...]

  • Page 71

    M odem Commands A-5 S-Register s Register Func t io n Ran g e Un its Defa ul t S0 Rin gs to A uto an sw er 0-255 0 S1 Ri ng Co unte r 0-255 S2 Es cape Ch aract e r 0-255 AS C II 43 S3 Carriag e Re turn Ch ar a cte r 0-255 AS C II 13 S4 Li n e Fe e d Ch aracte r 0-255 AS C II 10 S5 B ack sp ace Ch aracte r 0-255 AS C I I 8 S6 Wai t Tim e fo r Di al [...]

  • Page 72

    M odem Commands A-6 Resu lt Codes Nu m eric Verbose 0 OK 1 CONNECT 2 RIN G 3 NO CARRI ER 4 ERROR 5 CONNECT 1200 6 NO DIAL TONE 7 BUSY 8 NO AN S WER 9 CONNECT 0600 10 CONNECT 2400 11 CONNECT 4800 12 CONNCET 9600 13 CONNECT 7200 14 CONNECT 12000 15 CONNECT 14400 16 CONNECT 19200 17 CONNECT 38400 18 CONNECT 57600 19 CONNECT 115200 33 FA X 35 DATA 40 C[...]

  • Page 73

    M odem Commands A-7 Resu lt Codes (cont’d) 56 CARRIER 24000 57 CARRIER 26400 58 CARRIER 28800 59 CONNECT 16800 61 CONNECT 21600 62 CONNECT 24000 63 CONNECT 26400 64 CONNECT 28800 66 COMPRE SSION: CLA SS5 67 COMPRES S ION: V . 42 bis 69 COMP R ESS ION: NONE 70 PR OT OCOL: NONE 77 PR OT OCOL: LAPM 78 CARRIER 31200 79 CARRIER 33600 80 PR OT OCOL: AL[...]

  • Page 74

    Index 1 A AC adapte r , 2-4, 3-17 pow er port, 2-4 App lic a t ion s hor t cu t keys , 3 - 5 As s igning s hor t cu t keys , 3 - 6 Audio a p p lica t ion usin g, 3-10 Au dio mem os , 3 -9 B Ba cklight , 3 - 4 Ba cklight key, 2 - 3 Back -up batte r ie s battery lo w m e ssa ge , 2-13 repl ace me nt, 2-12 Batte r y cover lock, 2 - 5 inst a lla t ion,[...]

  • Page 75

    Index 2 PC card e je ct button , 2-5 PC card slo t, 2- 4 R AM b a y cover , 2 -5 Re cord button , 2-4 Re set butto n , 2-5 R O M b a y c over , 2 -5 se r ial po rt , 2-5 spe ake r , 2-6 sty lus, 2-3 s u mma r y l i s t i n g , 1 - 1 V GA po rt , 2-6 F i nding t he st ylu s , 2 - 7 F u nc t ion keys , 3 - 5 I In box se tup for RA S, 3-22 In fra red [...]

  • Page 76

    Index 3 upgradi ng , 3-24 RAS se tup, 3-22 Record switch, 2-4 R emoving the s t ylu s , 2 -7 Re placi ng ba tteri es, 2-9 Re set butto n , 2-5 Re se ttin g th e Mobi le Pro, 3-25 ROM ba y cover , 2 - 5 upgradi ng , 3-24 S Seri a l port, 2-5 Se ttin g a Mo bil ePro tim e- out, 3-3 Se tup d esk top so ftware, 1-7 fi r st-tim e in str uctio ns, 1-2 Mo[...]

  • Page 77

    BAT T E RY RE PLACE ME NT ! WA RNING There i s a danger of ex pl osion i f the batt ery i s i ncorrec tl y re- plac ed. Replace only w i t h the sam e or equiv al ent type r ec- om m ended by the m anuf act urer. Di scard used bat ter ies accordi ng t o t he m anuf act urer’s i nstr uc t ions. ! A TTENTION Il y a danger d’ex pl osion s’i l y [...]

  • Page 78

    (Fo r United States Use Only) FEDERAL COMM UNICATIONS COM M ISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERF ERENCE STATEM ENT ! WARNING Chang es or mo difications to t his uni t not expressl y appr ov ed by the party respo nsibl e for c om pl ia nce c ould vo i d t he user ’s authority to o perate the equi pment. NOTE This is a Class B D igita l Dev ice. This equi[...]

  • Page 79

    th e RENs sh o u ld not exceed five (5). To be ce r tain of th e n umb er of dev ices th at may b e co n nec ted to the lin e, as de termined b y th e total R ENs c ontac t th e tele phone co mpany to dete r min e the maximu m REN fo r th e c allin g ar ea. If the Mo bile Pro c ause s harm to the te lep h o n e ne two r k, the tele phone co mpan y [...]

  • Page 80

    IC CS-03 “ NOTICE : Th e Indus tr y Canada labe l ide n tifie s ce rtifie d eq uipment. This ce rtific ation me an s that the e quipme n t mee ts te lec ommunic ations netw ork prote ctiv e, ope rational and saf ety re quireme n ts as presc ribe d in th e ap propriate Terminal Equipme nt Technical R eq uirements d oc ument. The D epartment do es [...]

  • Page 81

    FCC PART 15 CLASS B NOTIC E This eq uipment has b ee n teste d and f ound to co mply w ith the limits f or a Class B digital de vic e, pursuant to Part 15 o f the F CC R ules . Th e se limits are de signed to prov ide reas onab le p r o tec tion against har mf ul in terf ace in a resid ential installatio n . This eq uipment ge nerates, u ses an d c[...]

  • Page 82

    FCC WARNING Changes o r mo dif icatio n s no t exp r e ssly appro ve d b y the party r e spo n sib le fo r co mpliance co uld v o id the us er’s au th ority to o perate the equip ment. Pr oper l y sh i el ded an d gr ou n ded cabl es a n d con n ect or s m us t be us ed for co n nec tion to h o st c ompu ter and/or pe r ipherals in o r de r to me[...]

  • Page 83

    Declaration of Con f ormity This de vic e co mplies w ith Part 15 o f th e FC C Ru les . Ope r ation is s ub je ct to the f ollo w in g two co n ditions: (1) this de vic e may n ot c ause harmful interf erence , an d (2) th i s dev ice must a ccept a n y i n t er fer en ce r ecei ved , i n clu di n g i n t er fer en ce t h a t may caus e unde sired[...]