User manual NEC MOBILEPRO P300

[. . . ] NEC M O B I L E P R O TM P300 POCKET PC 2002 REFERENCE GUIDE Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer The information disclosed in this document, including all designs and related materials, is the valuable property of NEC Computers Inc. NEC Computers and/or its licensors, as appropriate, reserve all patent, copyright and other proprietary rights to this document, including all design, manufacturing, reproduction, use, and sales rights thereto, except to the extent said rights are expressly granted to others. The NEC Computers product(s) discussed in this document are warranted in accordance with the terms of the Warranty Statement accompanying each product. However, actual performance of each such product is dependent upon factors such as system configuration, customer data, and operator control. [. . . ] To install Golfwits from the Companion CD, use the following steps. 1. 5. Ensure that your MobilePro is on and connected to your computer, both are synchronized, and that you have established a partnership. Load the autorun Companion CD in the CD-ROM drive on your computer. At the Getting Started with Your Pocket PC screen, click Enhance Your Pocket PC. At the Enhance Your Pocket PC screen, click Entertainment. At the Entertainment screen, scroll to Golfwits. Click Details for information about Golfwits and click Install. Follow the prompts to install Golfwits on your computer. The installation program copies the Golfwits files to the desired location on your computer and installs the software on your MobilePro. 6. 7. At successful completion of the installation, the program closes automatically. On your MobilePro Today screen, tap Start, tap Programs, tap Games, and tap the Golfwits icon to open Golfwits. Get Started 1-29 2 Learn the Basics !! Overview Pop-up Menus Notifications Enter Information Enter Text with the Input Panel Write on the Screen Draw on the Screen Record a Message Use a Preset or Frequently Used Message Find and Organize Information Customize Your MobilePro Overview This chapter describes the basics for using your MobilePro. ! pop-up menus notifications enter information enter text write and draw on the screen record a message use a preset message find information customize your MobilePro. Pop-up Menus Pop-up menus are used throughout your MobilePro and vary slightly from program to program. With pop-up menus, you can quickly choose an action for an item. For example, you can use the pop-up menu in the Tasks list to quickly delete a task or create a copy. To access the pop-up menu, tap and hold the stylus on the task name that you want to copy or delete. When the pop-up menu appears, lift the stylus and tap the action you want to perform. To close the menu without performing an action, tap outside the menu. Pop-up Menu Notifications Your MobilePro can remind you of things to do. For example, if you have set up an appointment in Calendar, a task with a due date in Tasks, or an alarm in Clock, you are notified in any of the following ways. !! A message box appears on the screen. A sound is played (you can specify the type of sound). A light flashes on the MobilePro. 2-2 Learn the Basics To select reminder types and sounds, tap and tap Settings. [. . . ] ! Temperature -- -4º to 140ºF (­20º to 60ºC) Humidity -- 20% to 90% (Non condensing) 9-4 Specifications Index A AC adapter connecting to cradle, 1-11 ActiveSync add programs, 2-12 features, 1-16 help, 1-21 Activites partial listing, 1-14 Adjusting settings, 2-12 AdvantGo channels, 5-4 sign up, 5-4 Application providers support information, 8-3 ArcSoft cePhoto support information, 8-3 Cards Compact Flash, 1-5 CF card slot, 1-8 Cleaning MobilePro, 1-21 ClearVue Office Viewers, 1-22 features, 1-22 installation, 1-22 support information, 8-3 Command bar, 1-13 Compact Flash card, 1-5 Connecting getting help, 6-6 Connection direct to e-mail server, 6-6 end, 6-6 Connectors cradle, 1-8, 1-9 host interface, 1-6 optional serial cable, 1-9 power, 1-8, 1-9 USB PC cable, 1-9 Contacts checking, 1-14 creating, 3-5 finding, 3-5 summary screen, 3-6 tracking friends and colleagues, 3-4 Cradle connecting, 1-11 connectors, 1-8 features, 1-3, 1-9 Customization adding or removing programs, 2-12 adjusting settings, 2-12 B Basics entering information, 2-3 input panel, 2-3 My Menu screen, 1-15 Navigation Bar, 1-14 notifications, 2-2 overview, 2-2 pop-up menus, 2-2 screens, 1-12 Today screen, 1-13 Battery charging, 1-10 charging LED, 1-4, 1-11 Lithium Ion, 1-3 warning messages, 1-10 Block recognizer, 2-4 Buttons card ejector, 1-5 My Menu, 1-15 navigation, 1-4 power, 1-7 program, 1-4 D Drawing creating, 2-8 editing on screen, 2-9 on screen, 2-8 C Calendar creating an appointment, 3-2 creating meeting requests, 3-4 schedule a meeting, 3-4 scheduling appointments and meetings, 3-2 summary screen, 3-3 Calibration MobilePro, 1-12 Card slots Secure Digital, 1-7 types, 1-3 E Editing text, 2-5 E-mail sending and receiving, 3-9 technical support, 8-3 E-mail service setting up, 6-6 Ethernet connecting to network, 6-5 Index-1 F Features accessing MobilePro functions, 1-18 back, 1-5 bottom, 1-8 cradle, 1-9 external, 1-3 general, 1-3 LCD cover, 1-10 left side, 1-7 right side, 1-6 top, 1-8 Functions accessing, 1-18 favorite links, 5-3 mobile favorites folder, 5-3 mobile links, 5-3 saving MobilePro memory, 5-4 IR port location, 1-8 K Keyboard soft, 2-3 L LCD panel cover, 1-10 LED battery charging, 1-4 notification, 1-4 Letter recognizer, 2-4 G Getting help resources, 1-20 Golfwits, 1-22 installation, 1-29 support information, 8-3 M Memory MobilePro, 1-3 Message frequently used, 2-10 preset, 2-10 sound recording, 2-9 Microphone location, 1-8 Microsoft Reader book removal, 4-13 downloading books, 4-11 features, 4-12 library, 4-11 reading books, 4-12 MobilePro back features, 1-5 bottom features, 1-8 calibration, 1-12 cleaning, 1-21 cradle features, 1-9 features, 1-3 items shipped, 1-2 LCD cover features, 1-10 left side features, 1-7 memory, 1-3 operating system, 1-3 right side features, 1-6 top features, 1-8 MobilePro Synchronization System, 1-15, 1-22 features, 1-26 installation, 1-26 Modem connecting to ethernet, 6-4 connecting to Internet, 6-3 connecting to network, 6-4 connecting to work, 6-4 MSN Messenger chatting with contacts, 4-9 features, 4-7 H Hard reset, 1-5, 1-7 Headset jack location, 1-8 Help contents, 1-15 resources, 1-20, 7-3 Host Interface connector, 1-6 I Inbox composing messages, 3-12 connecting to e-mail server, 3-10 managing messages and folders, 3-13 sending and receiving e-mail, 3-9 synchronizing e-mail, 3-10 using message list, 3-11 Information entering, 2-3 finding, 2-11 organizing, 2-11 Infrared using, 6-2 Input panel entering text, 2-3 using block recognizer, 2-4 using letter recognizer, 2-4 using soft keyboard, 2-3 using transcriber, 2-5 Internet add programs, 2-13 connecting via ethernet, 6-4 connecting via modem, 6-3 Internet Explorer creating mobile favorite, 5-3 Index-2 setting up, 4-7 working with contacts, 4-8 My Menu screen, 1-15 N Navigation Bar screen, 1-14 Navigation buttons, 1-4 NEC Computers e-mail support, 8-3 Technical support services, 8-3 web site, 8-2 Network connecting via ethernet, 6-5 connecting via modem, 6-4 Notes capturing thoughts and ideas, 3-8 creating, 3-9 Notification LED, 1-4 Notifications, 2-2 adding with Internet, 2-13 Calendar, 1-15 Contacts, 1-15 Inbox, 1-15 Internet Explorer, 1-15 list of, 1-15 Notes, 1-15 Outlook, 1-16 removing from Start menu, 2-14 Settings, 1-15 Tasks, 1-15 Windows Media, 1-15 R Recording message, 2-9 Recording button location, 1-7 Resources help, 7-3 O Operating system, 1-3 Overview basics, 2-2 S Screen drawing on, 2-8 editing writing, 2-6 writing on, 2-5 Screens My Menu, 1-12, 1-15 Navigation Bar, 1-12, 1-14 Today, 1-12, 1-13 Scroll dial location, 1-7 Secure Digital card, 1-7 Secure Digital card loading programs from, 1-18 Service and Support contact information, 8-2 Speaker, 1-4 Specifications card slots, 9-2 CPU, 9-2 cradle I/O ports, 9-2 display, 9-2 environment, 9-4 infrared (IR) port, 9-2 memory, 9-2 MobilePro I/O ports, 9-2 operating environment, 9-4 physical, 9-4 power, 9-3 speaker, 9-2 storage environment, 9-4 system, 9-2 weight, 9-4 Start menu adding programs, 2-13 removing programs, 2-14 P PhotoBase, 1-22 features, 1-25 installation, 1-25 Pocket Excel features, 4-5 tips for using, 4-6 Pocket Internet Explorer browsing, 5-3 features, 5-2 view favorites, 5-2 Pocket PC 2002 operating system, 1-3 Pocket Word drawing mode, 4-5 features, 4-2 recording mode, 4-5 typing mode, 4-3 writing mode, 4-4 Pop-up menus, 2-2 Power connector, cradle, 1-8 Power button, 1-7 Problems solutions, 7-2 solving, 7-2 Productivity and Mobility applications, 1-22 Program buttons, 1-4 Programs ActiveSync, 1-15 adding to Start menu, 2-13 adding with ActiveSync, 2-12 Index-3 Strap holder, 1-5 Stylus location, 1-6 use of, 1-12 using, 1-3 T Tasks creating, 3-7 summary screen, 3-8 to do list, 3-6 Technical support, 7-3, 8-2 Text editing, 2-5 Today screen, 1-13 Touch screen, 1-4 Transcriber, 2-5 Troubleshooting problem solving, 7-2 solutions, 7-2 U Unpacking, 1-2 V VoiceMessenger Force, 1-22 features, 1-23 installation, 1-24 support information, 8-3 W Web site NEC Computers, 8-2 Windows Media Player features, 4-10 Work connecting via modem, 6-4 Writing converting to text, 2-7 editing on screen, 2-6 on screen, 2-5 tips, 2-8 Z ZIOGolf, 1-22 installation, 1-28 support information, 8-3 Index-4 Regulatory Statements for U. S. and Canada The following regulatory statements include the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Radio Frequency Interference Statement, compliance statements for Canada, and battery disposal and replacement information. FCC Statement for United States Only Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ]