HP (Hewlett-Packard) hw6500 manual

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    User’s Guide HP iP A Q hw6 5 00 Mobile Messeng er seri es Sådan k o mmer du i gang Aan de slag K omme i gang Aloitusopas K omma igång[...]

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    © 2005 He wle tt -P ac k ard De velopment C ompan y , L.P . iP AQ is a tr ademark o f Hew lett -P ac k ard De velopmen t Compan y , L.P . in the U .S . and other countri es. Mic r osoft , Windo w s, the W indow s logo , Outlook, and A ctiv eS y nc ar e trade marks of Mi cr osoft Co rporati on in the U .S . and other countr ies. HP iP AQ h w6 5 00 [...]

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    iii 1 Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger Using the Stylus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–3 Setting the Date and Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–4 Setting the Time for Home and Locations You Are Visiting . . . 1–4 Setting the Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    iv 3 Using ActiveSync Connecting to a Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1 Installing ActiveSync and Synchronizing with Your Computer . 3–1 Using Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–3 Using the Serial Infrared (IR) Connect ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–4 Changing Synchroniz[...]

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    v Making and Receiving Phone Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–9 Making a Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–10 Answering a Call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–10 Ending a Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–10 Making a Call [...]

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    vi 7 Making Data Connections Impact of Data Connection When a Phone Call is Received . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–2 Using GSM/GPRS/EDGE Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–2 Creating a GPRS/EDGE Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–2 Setting Up a WAP Browser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    vii Joining a Personal Area Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9–14 Working with Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9–14 Creating a File Transfer Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9–15 Sending Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9–15 Creating a Folder on [...]

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    viii 11Expansion Cards Installing a Secure Digital (SD) Expan sion Card . . . . . . . . . . . 11–2 Removing a Secure Digital (SD) Expan sion Card . . . . . . . . . . 11–3 Viewing the Content of Memory Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11–3 12Using Messaging Understanding Messaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12?[...]

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    ix A Regulatory Notices Federal Communications Commission Noti ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A–1 Declaration of Conformity for products marked with the FCC logo—United States only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A–1 Canadian Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A–2 Avis Canadien . . . . . . .[...]

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    x Smaltimento delle apparecchiatu re da parte di privati nel territorio dell'Unione Europea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B–4 Vartotoj iš privači nam ki rangos atliek šalinimas Europos Sjungoje . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B–4 Nolietotu iekrtu izncinš[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–1 1 Getting to K no w Y our HP iP A Q Mobile Me ssenger Congr atulations on pur c hasing the HP iP AQ h w6 500 Mob ile Messenger ser ies. T his dev ice inc ludes the fo llow ing featur es - a Mobile pho ne, Global S ys tem for Mob ile Communi cations/Gener al P ac ke t Radio Servi ce/Enhanced Data R[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–2 iP A Q Bac kup F rom the Start menu , tap Programs > iP AQ Backup. Back up y our data to pr otect it fr om loss due t o a drained battery , acc idental deletion, or ha rdwa re fai l ure. iP A Q W ireles s F rom the To d a y screen, tap the Wireles s icon in t he bottom ri ght of the scr een. Pr[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–3 Using the S tylus Y our HP iP AQ comes w ith a stylu s that you should u se to tap or w rite on yo ur scr een. NO TE: Use the stylus to tap and w rite on the sc reen , and use y our finger s to pr ess the P ow er button, applic ation buttons on the bottom of the dev ice , and the camer a’s on-sc[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–4 Drag —Place the point o f the stylus on the sc r een and drag an item ac r oss the scr een w ithout lifting the stylus until y ou ha ve completed the s election . Dragging is eq uiv alent to dragging w i th the left mous e button press ed on you r co m pu te r . T ap and hold —Hold the st y lu[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–5 4. T ap a da y . 5. Ta p OK. 6. Ta p Ye s to sa ve the dat e settings. Y ou will need t o reset y our time z one , time , and date if: • The locati on time (Home or Visiting) needs to be c hanged. • All po wer to the HP iP A Q is lost , w hich r emo ve s all save d settings. • Y ou perform a[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–6 3. In the P a ssw or d T ype box , tap the do wn ar r ow to displa y the dr op- do wn bo x and select e ither Simpl e 4 digit or Strong alphanumeric as th e passw ord type you want to use. 4. Enter yo ur passw or d in the P as sw ord box using the s cr een ke yboar d and tap OK. NO TE: Kee p a rec[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–7 P erforming a Har d R eset P erf orm a har d res et (also know n as a fu ll rese t) wh en you wan t t o cle ar all settings, pr ogr ams, and data fr om RAM. CAUT ION: If you perf orm a har d re set , your HP iP A Q r eturns to its defa ult settings and lose s all infor mation that is not r ecor de[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–8 SHORT CUT : T o access the Align Screen applicati on w ithout tapping on the scr een , push do wn and hold the 5- W a y Nav igation button and the Contac ts application button located to the left of the Na vi gation button. 3. T ap the c r oss-hair obj ect at each locati on. Be pr ecis e when ta p[...]

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    Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger 1–9 • Use onl y the stylus that comes w ith y our HP iP AQ or an appr o ved replacement on the scr een to prev ent scr atching it. If y ou lose or break y our sty lus, y ou can or der extr as at www .hp . co m/ go/ ipaqaccessories . • C l e a n y o u r H P i PAQ b y w i p i n g t h e s c r e e n ,[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–1 2 L earning the Ba sic s Using the T oda y Sc r een When y ou fir st turn on y our HP iP A Q, the To d ay screen di splays . Also y ou can displa y it by tapp ing Start > Today . Use th e To d a y screen to v ie w: • Date and time • Owner inf ormation • Upcoming appointments • Unread and unsent mes sages • T a[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–2 Nav i gation Bar The Na vi gation bar is located at the top of the s cr een. It displa ys the ac tiv e pr ogram , wir eles s, phone and v olume status , the cur rent time , and allo w s yo u to open progr ams. T ap on the Start menu to select a pr ogram . Command Bar Within eac h progr am , use the Command bar locat ed at [...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–3 • Stor age card s ettings—T ap to v iew me mory available f or iP A Q File Store fold er . • Backligh t setti ngs—Tap to adjust backlig ht setti ngs. When y ou fir st pow er on y our HP iP A Q , the T oda yP anel is se t to display on the T oda y scr een. T o turn it off: 1. In the T oda yP anel , tap the Options a[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–4 Icon Definition (continued) Acti ve data co nnection to GP RS netw ork . Phone is pow ered off . Phone is pow ered on . Networ k is searc hing or unavaila ble. Phone connection una vailable or network er ror . Signal str ength indicator f or phone func tions. A misse d call. Tap this screen icon to vie w misse d call s. Ca[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–5 Po p - U p M e n u s P op-up menus allow y ou to qui ckly perf orm an action . Use the pop-up menu to c ut, cop y , rename , and delete an item , also send an e-mail or send a f ile to another dev ice . T o acces s a pop-up menu , tap and hold th e st ylus on th e ite m o n wh ich yo u want to perfor m the action . When th[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–6 3. Ta p OK after y ou finish c reating a ne w item . Cus to mizi n g t h e T o day Scre en Fro m t h e Settings T oday scr een, y ou can: • Add a pi ctur e as the back ground . • Select inf ormatio n display ed on the To d a y screen . • Set the or der of the inf ormatio n. • Set w hen to see the To d ay scr een . [...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–7 7. T ap the do w n arr ow in the c heck bo x next t o T oda y time out and select the timeout pe riod f or the To d a y screen . 8. Ta p OK. Cu stomi zing the Application Buttons Y ou can change the Co ntacts and Mess aging progr ams c urr ently as signed to two of the a pplication bu ttons on the bottom of the HP iP A Q. [...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–8 4. Ta p OK. NO TE: The ne xt time your HP iP A Q is po wer ed off , pr ess one o f the applicati on buttons to test this featur e . With the K e yguar d featur e enabled , yo ur HP iP A Q w ill no t po w er on until y ou pr ess the Contacts button, and then the Messag ing button on the Thumb K e yboar d. Using Appli cati o[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–9 NO TE: T o bring a c urr entl y running pr ogram t o the for egr ound, tap Ac tiv ate. Installing Ap plications Install appli cations on y our HP iP AQ f rom y our : • Computer by usin g Micr osoft Active Sy nc. • Dev ice if the appli cation f ile has a .cab e xtension . • Dev ice or y our computer b y copy ing an ap[...]

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    Learning the Basics 2–10 2. Ta p Options > Sw itch to Advanced Mode and selec t the files and folder s to be back ed up or re stor ed. 3. Ta p t h e ... bo x next to File to select the name , location , and folder name for bac k ed-up data. 4. Ta p OK. 5. Pr ess the Back u p or Restore button, and pr ess the Start button on the next s cr een. [...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–1 3 Usi ng Act i ve S y nc Y ou can use Microsoft ActiveS y nc to: • S ync hroni z e inf ormatio n between y our HP iP AQ model and u p to two computers or one server so that you ha ve the latest informati on in all locations . • Change s ync hroni z ati on settings and the s ync hroni z atio n schedule . • Cop y files be[...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–2 NO TE: If the Companion CD doe s not automaticall y start on y our perso nal computer , yo u may need to ma n ually start it by c lic king on the Micr osoft Window s Star t menu in the lo w er left cor ner of the monitor scr een , and then cli cking on Run. In the R un dialog bo x, na vigat e to yo ur CD dri ve and double-cli[...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–3 After y ou hav e installed A ctiv e S ync and connect ed your HP iP A Q to y our perso nal computer , yo u can: • Create partnership s that enable yo u to s y nchr oni z e infor mation w ith up to two computers . • Select info rmation to be s ync hroni z ed w ith y our HP iP AQ (f or exampl e, Conta cts, Ca le nda r , In [...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–4 Y ou can rece iv e update notif ications b y means of the Al w ay s-up-to -date (A UTD) f eature in Ex change Se rver 2003 . Up-to -date notif ications gener ated by Ex change S erver 200 3 initiate Exc hange Acti v eS y nc s ynchr oni z ation be tween y our HP iP AQ and y our Ex change mailbo x . NO TE: T o set up Ex change [...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–5 Changing S y nc hr oni z ati on Settings Y ou can modify your s y nchr oni z ation se ttings for Mi cr oso ft Acti ve S ync t o: • Change w hen your HP iP A Q s ync hroni z es w ith y our computer or server . • Change the type of connec tion fr om y our HP iP A Q to you r computer (for e x ample , USB or infr ar ed connec[...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–6 7. Drag and dr op y our file s between y our HP iP AQ and y our computer . Ac tiv eS y nc conv erts the files so that they can be us ed by the P ocket Off ice a pplications , if necessary . NO TE: Mov e your f iles dir ectl y into My Doc uments on y our HP iP A Q (or into a folde r inside My Doc uments), so the applications o[...]

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    Using ActiveSync 3–7 Using A cti v e S y nc to Se nd and R ecei v e E -mail Y ou can send and r ecei ve e-mail messages by sy nchr oni zing your HP iP AQ w ith y our computer using Ac tiv eS y nc. If y ou ar e using Acti v eS y nc to send and r ecei ve e-mail messages, the name of the f older yo u are using is display ed at the bottom of the sc r[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–1 4 L earning In put Methods CAUT ION: T o av oid damaging y our HP iP A Q scr een, al wa ys u se the stylus that come s with the HP iP AQ or an appr o ved r eplacement to ta p or wr ite on the screen. If you lose or break your st ylus, y ou can order extras at ww w .hp .com/go/ipaqaccessories . Ne ve r use a pen or an y [...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–2 Ke yb o a r d C o m p o n e n t s Using the F uncti on and Shortcut K e ys The T humb K e yboar d k ey s perform additi onal functi ons when pr essed in the combinati ons indicated . The Blue K e y is a func tion (Fn) k ey on the le ft side of the k ey board . Blue s ymbols used in conj unctio n with the Blue K e y ar e[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–3 “Sti cky” K ey s The integr ated k ey boar d uses a “S ticky K e y” f eature f or the Shift and Blue (Fn) k ey s (kno wn as “k ey modif ier s ”). This means that w hen you enter a number or s ymbol r equir ing a combination o f ke y s to be pres sed, the k ey modif ier w ill stay engaged until y ou pr ess th[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–4 Re fer to the follo w ing table fo r a list of spec ial char acter s. NO TE: It is recommended that y ou print t h is t ab l e fo r fu tu re ref ere n ce. Spec ial Char acter T able Original Character Modified Character a A c C d D e E i I l L n N o O p P r R à á â ä å ą ã ă æ À Á Â Ä Å Ą Ã Ă Æ ç ć ?[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–5 Original Character Modified Character s S t T u U y Y z Z $ / “ ( ) + ! . * @ % Spec ial Char acter T able (continued) ş š ß Ş Š ß ţ Ţ ù ú û ü ű Ù Ú Û Ü Ű ý Ý ź ż Ź Ż € £ ¥ | | | ' « » [ { < « ] } > » ± & - _ ¡ ? ¿ : , ; # ~ ^[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–6 Using the On-Sc r een K ey boar d Use the stylu s to tap letters, numbers , and sy mbols on the on-scr een k ey board to en ter typed te xt directl y onto the sc reen . NO TE: A question mar k within a pr ogr am indicates a He lp f ile. T ap the ? to open the Help file . 1. F rom an y appli cation, t ap the up arr o w n[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–7 NO TE: For the Letter Recogni zer to w ork effectiv ely , write c haracters between the dashed line and ba seline . • If yo u are w riting a le tter like “ p, ” wr ite the top portio n within the dashed line and baseline , and the tail portion belo w the base line. • If yo u wr iting a letter like “b , ” w r[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–8 b. T o type n umbers or sy mbols, w rite a number or s y mbol between the hatch mar ks labeled “12 3 . ” What y ou wr ite will be con verted to te xt. Dr aw ing and W r iting on the Scr een Use the stylu s as a pen to dra w an d wr ite on the scr een in the Notes pr ogram or fr om the Notes t ab in Calendar , Contac[...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–9 Changing W or d Sugge stion Opti ons As y ou type or wr ite , the HP iP A Q suggests w ords f or y ou in a bo x abov e the soft k ey boar d, Letter R ecogni z er , or Block Recogni z er . NO TE: This featur e is unav ailable when y ou use the T humb K e yboar d or T r anscr iber . Yo u d e t e r m i n e : • If wo rds [...]

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    Learning Input Methods 4–10 3. T ap the do wn ar r ow ass oci ated w ith letters and selec t the number of letters y ou want to type be fore a wo rd i s su g ge st ed. t 4. T ap the do w n arr ow as soc iated w ith wo rds and selec t the number of w ords y ou w ant suggested . 5. Ta p OK. NO TE: If you do not w ant any w or ds suggested , uncheck[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–1 5 Using the Phone F eatur es Use the HP iP A Q Mobile Messe nger phone to make and r ecei ve t elephone calls and send and r ecei ve T ext and MMS (Multimedi a Message Se rvice) message s. Y our mobile phone serv ice pr ov ider ma y pr ov ide other use ful ser vices su ch as voicem ai l. The phone can als o be used to[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–2 Inserting a SIM C ar d T o inse rt the SIM card into the HP iP A Q, yo u must f irst r emov e the battery cov er and the battery from the HP iP A Q. 1. On the back o f your HP iP A Q, pr ess do wn the battery cov er latch 1 . 2. Use y our thumb to slide the battery cov er do wn and a wa y fr om the HP iP AQ 2 . 3. Rem[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–3 4. Insert the SIM car d into the SIM slot b y aligning the notc hed corner on the card w ith the notc hed corner in the S IM slot, then pu sh the SIM car d into the SIM slot . Be sur e to push it in all the wa y . NO TE: The gold side o f the SIM car d shou ld be fa cing do w n when it is inserted into the SIM slot . [...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–4 Ac ti vating Y our Phone S ervi ce Befo re y ou ar e able to use the phone featur e on y our HP iP AQ, y ou need to subsc ribe w ith a mobile phone servi ce pro vi der . NO TE: If you pur chas ed your HP iP A Q fr om a mobile serv ice pro v ider , phone servi ce may be acti vat ed at time of pur chase or the mob ile s[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–5 Y ou can disable y our PIN; ho w ev er , for sec urity r easons, it is re commended that you k eep it enabled . While enabled , you mu st enter yo ur PIN e very time you tur n on your phone f eature s. CAUT ION: After three co nsec utiv e , incorr ect PINs ar e ent ered , the SIM card loc ks to pr ev ent fu rther use [...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–6 Chec king Y our Connec tion and Signal S tr ength After you insert the a cti vated SIM ca rd into y our HP iP A Q, your unit connects to y our servi ce pro vi der’s network . The po w ered on i con indi cates that y ou are connec ted to your s ervice pr ov ider’s netw ork. A fter that , full str ength connection i[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–7 Au tomatic F r equency Band S electio n Y our HP iP A Q has an int egrated G S M/GPR S/EDGE featur e that supports four diff er ent fr equency bands w hic h allow f or inter national r oaming. When tr av eling between coun trie s and wir eless netw ork oper ators , the automati c selecti on featur e changes the f req [...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–8 HP Pr of iles HP Pro files allo w s you to c reat e sy stem pr of iles for alerts, dis play po w er , and w ireles s settings to match y our c urr ent env ir onment or location . Y ou can set up and name pr of iles to use at diff ere nt times and for diff ere nt functi ons. F or e xample , y ou can set a cert ain R in[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–9 b. Use Displa y to adju st backli ght brightnes s and set a timer to turn off the bac klight , if HP iP AQ is not u sed. c. Use P ow er to s et a timer to turn o ff the pow er if HP iP A Q is not used. d. Use W ire less to k eep wir eles s settings On or Off (Phone and Bluetooth) . 5. Ta p OK when y ou ha ve f inished[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–10 Making a Call 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een , tap the iP AQ Wireless button in the Command bar . 2. Ta p t h e Phone icon on th e iP AQ W ireless sc reen. Alternate: Ta p t h e icon in the Nav igation bar > T urn off flight mode (acti vates the w irele ss radi o whic h turns on you r ph o ne ) . 3. Pr ess the gr e[...]

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    Using the Phone Features 5–11 Copyin g Co nta cts to a SI M If yo u need to copy important cont ac ts fr om another dev ice to y our HP iP AQ, u se SIM Manager . 1. Insert the SIM car d (w hich has the im portant contacts on it) in the HP iP AQ. F or det ailed instructi ons, r efe r to the ”Inserting a SIM Card” section in this c hapter . 2. [...]

  • Page 58

    Using the Phone Features 5–12 4. Ta p OK. E diting a Speed Dial Entry 1. Fro m th e Speed Di al list , tap and hold the contact name in the box to the r ight of the as signed s peed dial number . 2. Ta p Edit or Delete. 3. Enter y our changes and tap OK . Making a Call F r om C all History F rom the Phone k e ypad , tap Cal l Histo ry , and then [...]

  • Page 59

    Using the Phone Features 5–13 NO TE: T o use c ustom .wa v , .mid, or .wma files a s ring tones , use Acti ve S ync on y our pers onal computer to copy the file to the My HP iP AQW indo wsR ings folder on y our HP iP A Q. Then , select the so und from th e Ring tone list. T o contr ol tapping s ounds for the k ey pad: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, [...]

  • Page 60

    Using the Phone Features 5–14 2. Hold dow n the gr een A nsw er/Send button until the speak erphone dialog bo x comes on and the speak erphone i con appears in the top Na vi gation bar . SHORT CUT : Fr om the Phone k ey pad, ta p To o l s > S p e a ke r p h o n e . 3. T o tur n off the speake rphone , hold dow n the Ans wer/Send button again. [...]

  • Page 61

    Using the Phone Features 5–15 T o us e Call W aiting to ans w er an incoming call during a phone conv ersation , tap Answ er to mov e the cur rent phone call to Cal l Wa i t i n g . The phone call on Call W aiting di splay s on th e scr een. T ap Igno re if you do not w ant to answ er the incoming call . Displa y ing Caller ID Y ou can display y [...]

  • Page 62

    Using the Phone Features 5–16 Changing the S y st em V olume Y ou can adjus t the volume f or s yste m sounds, suc h as the sound y ou hear when y ou tap on pr ogr am names and menu options. •T a p t h e icon in the Nav igation bar . • In the pop-up v olume box , mo ve the s ys tem volume slider to the desir ed volume le v el. Select On , Vi [...]

  • Page 63

    Using the Phone Features 5–17 NO TE: T o use c ustom .w av , .mid , or .wma files as r ing tones, u se Acti ve S ync on y our pers onal computer to copy the file to the /Window s/ R ings folder on your HP iP A Q. Then , selec t the sound fr om the Ring tone list. • K e ypad tone—T ap the Key p a d list , and select the option yo u wan t. • [...]

  • Page 64

    Using the Phone Features 5–18 Contac t your mob ile phone servic e pro v ider for the f ollo wing inf ormati on and servi ces: • Hav e them acti vate y our phone for Inter national R oaming. Depending on your mob ile phone servi ce pro v ider , there may be an additional c harge f or this featur e . NO TE: Once your HP iP A Q has been acti vate[...]

  • Page 65

    Using the Phone Features 5–19 2. Under N etwork selection, sele ct Manual and select the netw ork you wa nt t o u se. NO TE: When your c urr ent netw ork is unav ailable , tap Select Netwo rk, and manuall y select a diff er ent network t o use . NO TE: In the eve nt you ar e unable to locate a netw ork , you m ust r eset the HP iP AQ b y tapp ing[...]

  • Page 66

    Using the Phone Features 5–20 • To a cc e ss t h e GP RS Se t t in g s, f rom t h e Star t menu , tap Settings > Connec tions tab > GSM/GPRS Manager ic on. If your operator name a ppears in the dr op-do w n list , it is recommended that yo u use that connecti on and, if needed , edit the defa ult sett ings. NO TE: In the eve nt the automa[...]

  • Page 67

    Using the Phone Features 5–21 •W A P I n f o r m a t i o n E diting an Internet C onnecti on If yo u tapped Internet Conn ection Information on the Edit pr operties scr een: 1. Select the connec tion to edit b y tapping the appr opr iate bo x and tap OK. 2. Enter a name fo r the connection suc h as the carr ier name . 3. Ta p Ne xt . 4. Aft er [...]

  • Page 68

    Using the Phone Features 5–2 2 2. En te r t he fol lowin g i nfo rma tio n: • APN: Acces s P o int Name of the MM S server be ing connected. • Name: Log on name f or the MMS server . • Pa s s wo r d : P assw ord f or the MMS server . 3. Ta p OK. 4. Enter the IP addr ess and the P or t number f or the W A P MM S Gatew ay and ta p Fin ishe d.[...]

  • Page 69

    Using the Phone Features 5–2 3 2. T ap the do w n arr ow under Oper ator , and tap “Create ne w ...” . 3. T ap the do w n arr ow under Co untry and select the a ppropr iate country name. 4. Enter the ne w servi ce pro v ider name . 5. Ta p Ne xt . F ailed A utomati c S IM Detectio n If the SIM car d is not detec ted by the appli cation: • C[...]

  • Page 70

    Using the Phone Features 5–2 4 dev ice gener ates a dis tinct audio to ne for e very supported char acter , and these tones ar e decoded and con verte d bac k into te xt on the rece iv ing TTY dev ice . Due t o the use of audio co mpression codecs in moder n digital cellular telephones, these T TY audio tones may be un intentionally distorted whi[...]

  • Page 71

    Using the Phone Features 5–2 5 2. Dial the phone number of the per son you ar e trying to r each w ho also has a TTY dev ice connected to the ir phone. If the pr ompt display s asking if y ou want to tur n on the phone , tap Y es. 3. When the phone call is ans wer ed , start typing onto the TTY keybo ard. The letters ty ped into the machine ar e [...]

  • Page 72

    Managing Multiple Wireless Connections 6–1 6 Managing Multiple W ir e less C onnecti ons Using the iP A Q W ir eles s Manager The iP A Q Wir eles s Manager applicati on pr ov ides a centr ali z ed contr ol for yo u to manage wir eles s featur es on the HP iP A Q. The iP A Q Wir eles s scr een has two indi v idual po wer buttons to tur n w ireles [...]

  • Page 73

    Managing Multiple Wireless Connections 6–2 P o we r Buttons The tw o P o w er buttons displa y: • Gr ay back gr ound w ith an x when the y ar e pow er ed off . • Amber bac kgr ound whe n they ar e po wer ed on and signals ar e av ailable, but not connec ted. • Green bac k ground w hen the y are po w ered on and connec ted or assoc iated w i[...]

  • Page 74

    Managing Multiple Wireless Connections 6–3 Managing Data Connec tions When y ou tap a data connec tiv ity icon in the Nav igation bar , it opens a dr op-dow n connecti vity bo x that display s the status o f your w ir eless data connections and inf ormati on about whi ch serv ice is connected . F rom this dr op-dow n bo x, y ou can also c reate n[...]

  • Page 75

    Making Data Connections 7–1 7 Making Data C onnec tio ns The HP iP A Q hw6 5 00 Mobile Mes senger ser ies off ers y ou a compr ehensiv e set of w ir eless capabiliti es to keep y ou connect ed in or out of the off ice . With Global S y stem fo r Mobile Comm unications/Gener al P ac k et Radi o Service/Enhanced Data R ates f or Global Ev olution ([...]

  • Page 76

    Making Data Connections 7–2 Fo r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n o n t h i s s u b j e c t , r e f e r t o t h e H e l p f i l e o n y o u r H P i PAQ by t ap pi ng Start > Help > Connections. Impact of Data C onnecti on When a Phone Call is R ecei v ed Class B mob ile phones may be attached to both GP RS and GSM serv ices, using one serv ice[...]

  • Page 77

    Making Data Connections 7–3 5. Ta p Ne xt . 6. Under Access P oint Nam e, enter the APN pr o vi ded by y our GP RS s er vic e provi de r . 7. Ta p Ne xt . 8. If req uired , enter yo ur User name , Pas sw or d and, if pr o vided by y our ISP or network administrator , your Domain name . Y o u s h o u l d n o t n e e d t o c h a n g e a ny s e t t [...]

  • Page 78

    Making Data Connections 7–4 Connec ting to a Pr i vat e Networ k Setting Up VPN Server C onnecti ons A VPN connection ena bles yo u to sec u rel y connect to a pri vate or a corpor ate network , vi a the Internet . T o set u p a VPN server connection: 1. Contac t yo ur network adminis trator f or y our user name , pass w or d, domain name, T CP/I[...]

  • Page 79

    Making Data Connections 7–5 5. In the Pro xy ser v er box , enter the pr oxy s erver name . 6. T o c hange port number , tap the Adv an ced button and enter the number in the HTTP pr oxy bo x . 7. Ta p OK to e xit the pr ogr am. Depending on wher e y ou are in the pr ogr am, y ou ma y hav e to tap OK se veral times to ex it. Managing Y our E -mai[...]

  • Page 80

    Making Data Connections 7–6 3. Ta p t h e Go icon. Usin g a F avor ites List With P ock et Internet Explor er and a connectio n to the Internet , you can vi ew W eb sites on y our HP iP AQ b y selec ting one fr om y our Favori tes list . T o se lect a W eb site f rom y our Fav or ite s list: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Internet Explorer . 2. Ta[...]

  • Page 81

    Using GPS Navigation 8–1 8 Using GP S Nav i gation Getting Acquainted Y our HP iP AQ inc ludes Global P ositioning S y stem (GP S) Nav igatio n technolog y; ther ef ore it is capable of using GPS soft war e ap plications that are com patible with this de vi ce . The GP S technolog y on y our HP iP A Q is based on a w orld wi de sy stem o f GPS sa[...]

  • Page 82

    Using GPS Navigation 8–2 T o c hange the default s ettings: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Settings > Connec tions > Quic k GPS Connection ic on. 2. In the Settings tab, tap the chec k box es to enable or disable the follo w ing settings: • Enable updates—This se tting allows y ou to enable or completel y disable the Quic k GPS C onnecti[...]

  • Page 83

    Using GPS Navigation 8–3 Do w nloading the Quic k GP S Co nnecti on Data F ile 1. V er ify the corr ect date and time on y our HP iP AQ. If the date and time are no t corr ect , tap the Clo ck icon on the T oday sc reen to adjus t. 2. Access your Q uick GPS Connection stat us by tapping Star t > Settin gs > Connec tions > Quick GPS Conne[...]

  • Page 84

    Using Bluetooth 9–1 9 Using Bluetooth Y our HP iP AQ come s with built-in Bluetooth tec hnology that allo w s short- range connec tions and pr ov ide s fast , r eliable , wir eles s communication . With Bluetooth po w er ed on, y ou can send info rmation or pe rform the follo w ing tasks w irele ssly betw een two Bluetooth de vi ces, w ithin a r [...]

  • Page 85

    Using Bluetooth 9–2 Understanding T er ms The f ollo wing Bluet ooth terms ar e used thr oughout this c hapter . Supported Servi ces The f unctions that Blue tooth supports ar e called servi ces. Y ou can communicat e only w ith Bluetooth dev ice s that support at least one of the follo w ing servi ce pro files: • A V (Audio V ideo/S tereo Head[...]

  • Page 86

    Using Bluetooth 9–3 • OPP (Ob ject P ush pr of ile) • P AN (P ersonal A rea Netw ork pr ofile) • SPP (Se rial P ort prof ile) • Acti v eS ync (U ses SPP t o connect to Acti v eS y nc on a computer) W orking w ith Bluetooth Sett ings Fro m t h e t ab s in Bluetoot h Settin gs, yo u ca n : • Select or add a us er pro file • T urn Blueto[...]

  • Page 87

    Using Bluetooth 9–4 Setting Acce ssibility Pr operties Bef ore y our HP iP A Q interac ts with other Bluet ooth dev ices , you need to enter or change the accessibili ty properties to define ho w you w ant your HP iP AQ to inter act . T o displa y the Acce ssibility sc reen: 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een , tap the iP AQ Wireless icon in the Comma[...]

  • Page 88

    Using Bluetooth 9–5 3. In the Services bo x , select the servi ce you w ant to enable: File T ransfer , Information Exchange, S erial P ort, P ersonal Net w ork Server , H ands free, or Dial-up Networking Server . 4. The Ser vice you se le c t automatically ena bles the Service settings. T ap on the appr opr iate chec k box to c hange these Servi[...]

  • Page 89

    Using Bluetooth 9–6 Set tin g a Sh ared F old er Y ou can determine the f older that other de vi ces access w hen they connec t to yo ur HP iP A Q. T o se lect a shared f older : 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een , tap the iP AQ Wireless icon > Bluetooth > Set tings > Services tab . 2. Under Services, tap File T ransfer . 3. Under Service Se[...]

  • Page 90

    Using Bluetooth 9–7 2. Ta p Bluetooth > Set tings > Gener al tab > Profile ico n. 3. Ta p t h e Ne w button . 4. Enter a desc ripti ve name . 5. Select an existing prof ile to use as a temp late. 6. Ta p OK. Ac tiv ating a Pr of ile When a ne w pro file is c reated , you m ust acti vate it to f unction a s the cur ren t pro fi le. T o ac[...]

  • Page 91

    Using Bluetooth 9–8 2. Fro m th e General tab , tap the Profil e icon. 3. Select a pr of ile fr om the Add/Delete Profiles list. 4. Ta p t h e Rena me button. 5. Enter a ne w descr ipti ve name . 6. Ta p OK. Deleting a Pr of ile 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een , tap the iP AQ Wireless icon > Bluetooth > Set tings. 2. Fro m th e General tab , [...]

  • Page 92

    Using Bluetooth 9–9 After tw o dev ices ar e pair ed, the y hav e a trusted r elati onship with eac h other . No additional input is needed fr om the user . Ther efor e , connections and acti vitie s can be performed betw een the paired de v ices w ithout constant author i z ation fr om the user . NO TE: The remote d ev ice must have Blueto oth t[...]

  • Page 93

    Using Bluetooth 9–10 Use the inbound C OM port when other de vi ces initiate a ser ial connection . Use the outbound CO M port when y ou initiate a ser ial connection t o another dev ice . T o identify the communi cations port: 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een, ta p iP AQ W ireless > Bluetooth > Settings > Ser vices tab. 2. Under Servi ces,[...]

  • Page 94

    Using Bluetooth 9–11 Using the HP Bluetooth Multiport Module for E v o Notebooks and Desktops 1. Remo v e your HP iP A Q fr om the HP iP AQ Cr adle . 2. T ur n on Bluetooth on both the HP iP AQ and the E vo computer . 3. Ri ght-click the Blue tooth icon in the s yst em tra y on y our computer , then cli ck Adv anced Confi guration. 4. Select the [...]

  • Page 95

    Using Bluetooth 9–12 8. Remo v e the checkmar k fr om the Secure C onnection box , and then select the C OM port that is the same as the one y ou wr ote dow n earli er . Click Apply > OK > OK. 9. Open Acti ve S ync on y our computer , and then cli ck File > Connec tion Setting s. 10. Chec k the Allow Serial Cable or Infrared Connec tion [...]

  • Page 96

    Using Bluetooth 9–13 5. Under Shor tcut c reation, cr eate a shortcut name for this connection , and then tap Finis h. NO TE: If you ar e setting up the Ac tiv eS y nc partnership w ith an Ev o Notebook or Desktop c omputer , select the name you typed in S tep 7 of ”Using the HP Bluetooth Multipor t Module f or Ev o Notebooks and Desktops . ”[...]

  • Page 97

    Using Bluetooth 9–14 On the Alter nate dev ice: 2. Use the doc umentation that came w ith the alter nate dev ice to c reate a connection to the HP iP A Q h w6 500 Mobile Me ssenger ser ies. 3. On the scr een that r equir es yo u to enter a phone number , use *99#. Y ou may need to enter the country code and area code , depending on wher e y ou ar[...]

  • Page 98

    Using Bluetooth 9–15 • Send and r ecei ve f iles fr om a remote de v ice • Delete and re name files on a r emote de vi ce Cr eating a F ile T ransf er C onnecti on 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een, ta p iP AQ W ireless > Bluetooth > Manager . The f irst s cr een that displa ys is M y Shortc uts. 2. Ta p New > Br ow se files on a remote [...]

  • Page 99

    Using Bluetooth 9–16 5. Ta p Ye s to verify you want to delete the selecte d file . 6. Ta p OK. Using Busine ss Car d Ex change Using the busines s card e xc hange , you can: • Set up y our o wn busines s card • Send , Reques t, or Ex change a bu siness car d to one or more dev ices Y ou must e stablish a defa ult contact name to send or e x [...]

  • Page 100

    Using Bluetooth 9–17 Sending , Ex changing , or Req uesting Business C ards 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een , tap the iP AQ Wireless icon in t he Command bar > Bluetooth > Manag er . 2. Ta p T ool s > Bus iness Card E x change . 3. Ta p Send, Exchange, or Re ques t a business car d. 4. T ap the de vi ce whe re y ou w ant to send , ex c han[...]

  • Page 101

    Using Bluetooth 9–18 V ie w ing Connec tion S tatus Yo u c a n v i e w : • Connec tion ’s name • Dev ice ’s name • Connec tion status • Length of connec tion • Signal str ength T o vie w th e con nection status: 1. Fro m th e To d ay scr een , tap the iP AQ Wireless icon in t he Command bar > Bluetooth > Manager . 2. T ap and [...]

  • Page 102

    Using Bluetooth 9–19 4. T ap a Servi ce Selection (Gener ic Ser ial , OBEX F ile T r ansfer , or Network A ccess) and tap Ne xt. 5. When y ou hav e successf ully c reated a connec tion shortc ut , tap Finis h. T o open the ne w shortcut connec tion: • On My Shortc uts scr een, tap and hold the ne w connecti on shortcut icon and tap Co nnect . N[...]

  • Page 103

    Using the Camera Features 10–1 10 Using the C amer a F eatur es NO TE: Camera f eatures ar e included on certain HP iP A Q models. The camer a featur es of the HP iP A Q allo w you t o turn yo ur HP iP A Q into a mobile digit al imaging center . Y ou can shar e images thr ough e -mail or the W eb , or print f rom y our HP iP A Q using Bluetooth. [...]

  • Page 104

    Using the Camera Features 10–2 Camer a Components On the back of the HP iP A Q ar e came ra co mponents that assist y ou in taking p hotos: 1. LED adds light to clo se -up photos tak en w ithin two f eet of the camer a. Pr ess the LED toggle o n/off button on the camer a scr een to turn the LED on or off . 2. Camer a lens used to f ocus on the su[...]

  • Page 105

    Using the Camera Features 10–3 T aking a Photo When y ou launc h HP Photosmart, the came ra sc ree n abov e appears . The camera i cons displayed on the scr een are e xplained in the table belo w . HP Photosmart Icons Definition T ap to acces s the camera se ttings. T ap to r ev ie w images. Ta p t o z o o m o u t . Ta p t o z o o m i n . T ap to[...]

  • Page 106

    Using the Camera Features 10–4 T o tak e a photo: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Pr ograms > HP Photosmar t. 2. Locate the camer a lens on the bac k of the HP iP A Q and frame the subj ect to be photogr aphed in the digital v iewf inder located on the HP iP AQ s cr een. 3. Ta p t h e i c on o n t h e sc ree n to zo om i n on t h e s u bj e ct, [...]

  • Page 107

    Using the Camera Features 10–5 • T o e-mail, send, or tr ansfer the phot o, tap the Se nd button on the scr een, and s elect the method to be used (MM S, E -mail Attachment , Bluetooth , or Infrar ed) and f ollow the instr uctions on the s cr een. NO TE: If you c hoose to e-mail the photo, no tice the attached image appears at the bottom of the[...]

  • Page 108

    Using the Camera Features 10–6 T o mak e change s to the camera s ettings: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Pr ograms > HP Photosmar t. 2. Ta p t h e m e n u i c o n . 3. Select the category you w ant to modif y fr om the Settings tab or the Setup tab , and then tap Chan ge . 4. Choose th e best set ting from th e list of option s. 5. Ta p OK to [...]

  • Page 109

    Using the Camera Features 10–7 • 640 x 4 80 pi xels • 12 80 x 9 6 0 pi x els (defau lt) Fl i ck e r Fi l t e r F luores cent light bulbs f lick er due to the alternating c urr ent . The elec troni c shutter on the HP iP A Q is not immune to this flic k ering , though the human ey e is. T he F lic ker F ilte r setting is used to filt er out th[...]

  • Page 110

    Using the Camera Features 10–8 3. Select a dela y of either 2 or10 s econds by selec ting the corr esponding option on the menu. 4. Ta p OK to e xit the Settings menu . T o cancel the timer : 1. F rom camer a mode , tap > Setup tab . 2. Select Self-T imer from the list , and then tap Cha nge . 3. Select Off . 4. Ta p OK to e xit the Settings m[...]

  • Page 111

    Using the Camera Features 10–9 Using HP Image Z one NO TE: By def ault , HP Image Z one display s images sa ved in the M y Documents f older on y our HP iP A Q. Use HP Image Z one (f or the P ocket P C) to: • Vie w photos stored on y our HP iP AQ or stor age card . • Recor d sounds w ith photos . • Se n d p ho t os by M MS, E- ma i l a t ta[...]

  • Page 112

    Using the Camera Features 10–10 Vi e w ing Thumbnail Ph otos T o v ie w a photo: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Pr ograms > HP Ima ge Zone . NO TE: The v iew er opens in Br ow se mode b y defa ult. Br o wse mode display s a thumbnail v ie w of the pi ctur es in the c urr ent folder . 2. T ap a thumbnail (a small r epr esent ation of a lar ger i[...]

  • Page 113

    Using the Camera Features 10–11 2. Ta p t h e Casset te icon on the menu bar . 3. Ta p t h e Record but ton on the Recor ding toolbar . 4. Speak into the mi cr ophone or r ecord the so und. 5. Ta p t h e Stop button on the Recording toolbar when y ou ar e fin is he d. 6. Ta p t h e Casset te icon on the menu bar to c lose the Rec ord in g to olba[...]

  • Page 114

    Using the Camera Features 10–12 Printing Phot os Y ou can print phot os fr om HP Image Z one using a stor age car d, or y ou can use Bluetooth to pr int your photo s if you ha ve acces s to a Bluetooth- enabled pr inter . 1. T o pr int a photo fr om a stor age card , r emov e the stor age car d fr om the HP iP AQ and inse rt into a suppor ted pr [...]

  • Page 115

    Using the Camera Features 10–13 Ex iting HP Image Z one • T o e x it fr om HP Image Z one, f rom the C ommand Bar , tap File > Exit . • T o minimi z e HP Image Z one , tap the X in the uppe r righ t corner of the sc reen . HP Image T r ansfer Using the HP Image T r ansfer s oftware and M ic ros oft Acti ve S ync ver sion 3 .8 , you can a u[...]

  • Page 116

    Using the Camera Features 10–14 Once HP Image T r ansfer has been installed and is r ecogniz ed b y Acti v eS y nc, the A cti ve S ync w indo w display s the Image check b ox . T o ena ble and modify HP Image T ransf er settings: 1. Open Acti v eS ync on y our pers onal computer , if it is not alread y open . 2. Double -c lick Image under the Det[...]

  • Page 117

    Using the Camera Features 10–15 fr om a folde r with multiple sub folders , all the subfolde rs are automati cally cr eated in the f older y ou designated a s the Sav e to: folder . Y ou also can designate the images to be transf err ed to a subf older w ith the month tak en or the curren t da te as the fol der na me. • Which im ages would y ou[...]

  • Page 118

    Expansion Cards 11–1 11 Expansi on Car ds Y ou can expand the memory and connecti v ity of your HP iP A Q by u sing SD (Sec ure Di gital) , SDIO (Sec ure Digital Input/Output), or mini-SD (Sec ure Di gital) expansi on cards . Use the se optional e xpansion car ds for : • Adding func tionality such as W i-F i capability , Bar Code Scanners , etc[...]

  • Page 119

    Expansion Cards 11–2 Insta lling a S ec ur e Digital (SD) Expansi on Car d T o inst all an SD , SDIO, or a mini- SD expansi on card into the e xpansion slots on the HP iP AQ: 1. Locate the tw o slots on the ri ght side of the HP iP A Q. 2. Insert the expansi on card into the a ppropr iate e xpansion slot and push the connecti on edge of the card [...]

  • Page 120

    Expansion Cards 11–3 R emo v ing a Sec ur e Digital (SD) Expansi on Car d CAUT ION: S D ca rd s m us t f ir st be u nl o cke d b ef ore rem ova l. T o r emo ve an SD e xpansion car d from the e xpansion slots on the HP iP A Q : 1. Close all appli cations that ar e using the expansi on card . 2. Remo ve the card fr om the e xpansion slot b y sligh[...]

  • Page 121

    Using Messaging 12–1 12 Using Me ssaging NO TE: T o access Mess aging Help on your HP iP A Q, fr om the Start menu , tap Hel p > Messagi ng. Unders tanding Messaging When usi ng Messag ing, you can send an d recei ve messages i n three wa ys: Int ernet e -mail, te xt message s, and Multimedia Mes sage Servi ce (MMS) mes sages. T hese accounts [...]

  • Page 122

    Using Messaging 12–2 be mirr ored on the s erver . Fo r ex ample , if you mo ve tw o messages f rom the Inbo x folder to a f older named F amily , and yo u have designated F amily for s y nchr oniz ati on, the server c reates a cop y of the F amily f older and copies the me ssages into that f older . Y ou can then read the mes sages whi le away f[...]

  • Page 123

    Using Messaging 12–3 F or infor mation on initiating Inbo x s ync hroni z ati on or changing sy nchr oni z ation se ttings, see Ac tiv eS y nc Help on your per sonal computer . NO TE: MMS and te xt messages ar e not r ecei ved thr ough sy nchr oni z ation . Instead , they ar e sent to y our HP iP AQ v ia y our mobile phone servi ce pro v ider . S[...]

  • Page 124

    Using Messaging 12–4 NO TE: Inbox aut omatically p icks the cor rec t connection t o use fo r the e -mail account y ou c reate . If y ou wa nt to use a spec if ic connecti on, se lect that connection f rom the C onnecti on list. C onnecting au tomaticall y may re sult in higher connecti on char ges . 10. Ta p Fini sh. Connec ting to an E -mail Ac[...]

  • Page 125

    Using Messaging 12–5 IMP OR T ANT : Y ou cannot add a new accoun t while connected to an account . T ap Accounts > Disconnec t to disconnect . Once you set up your accou nts, use Active Sy nc to synchr oniz e your Outlook e -mail by u sing a direc t connection to the HP iP A Q Cradle . F or more inf ormati on on sy nc hroni zing using a dir ec[...]

  • Page 126

    Using Messaging 12–6 attachments , and you w ill not be able to te ll if a message has an attachment until y ou get the f ull copy . In addition , dow nload time may be longer . • While setting up y our mail account , selec t Get file attachme nts. Rece i ving Mee ting Reque sts NO TE: If you connect dir ectl y to an e -mail server and onl y re[...]

  • Page 127

    Using Messaging 12–7 The SM S Servi ce Center phone number is pr ov ided b y y our mobile phone servi ce pro vi der . T ext messaging should f unction cor rec tly after acti vating y o u r a c c o u n t . T o v e r i f y t h e n u m b e r u s e d t o c h a n g e t h e S M S S e r v i c e C e n t e r phone number , from the Start men u, t ap Phone[...]

  • Page 128

    Using Messaging 12–8 T o attach a file to a mess age: 1. With the me ssage open , tap T ools > Add Attachment. 2. Select the file y ou w ant to attach . OLE objects cannot be attac hed to Inbox mes sages. Inbox a utomaticall y conv erts P oc ket W ord f iles that y ou attach to messages to .doc f ormat and P ock et Ex cel files to .xls f ormat[...]

  • Page 129

    Using Messaging 12–9 Yo u c a n s e l e c t t o Re ply , C all , D ele te or Clos e the mes sage after re ading it. NO TE: The e -mail icon also notifi es you o f e -mail and MMS message s as we ll. Sendi ng MMS M essages Y ou may see the f ollo wing i cons display ed on the MM S Compos er scr eens: Icon Definition T ap to pr ev ie w MMS mes sage[...]

  • Page 130

    Using Messaging 12–10 Cr eating MMS Sli des To c r e a t e a n M M S s l i d e : 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Me ssaging > Acc ounts > MMS > Ne w . 2. In the Cho os e A MM S sc reen , tap the Message T y pe icon to cr eate a ne w MMS mes sage . Use Cu stom to cre a te yo ur own m es s ag e o r s el e c t f rom t h e d e fa ul t messag e[...]

  • Page 131

    Using Messaging 12–11 10. T o add a second or thir d slide , fr om the Messaging s cr een, tap Ed it > Insert Slide and repeat the pr ocess. Sendi ng MMS Sl ides T o send the m essage: 1. Enter the recipient’s phone number or tap To > P h o n e tab to vie w yo ur contacts by name and number . 2. Enter the r ecip ient’s e-mail address or[...]

  • Page 132

    Using Messaging 12–12 messages in the HP iP A Q Outbo x folder ar e sent , and messages that hav e been deleted f rom the se rver are r emo ved f rom the HP iP AQ Inbo x . T ap a mess age in the message list to open it . 3. If yo u read a me ssage and dec ided y ou need the full cop y , tap Edit > Mark for Do wnload while in the me ssage w ind[...]

  • Page 133

    Managing the Battery 13–1 13 Managing the Batter y Y our HP iP A Q is shipped with the r echar geable battery par tiall y char ged. It is re commended that you f ully c harge the HP iP A Q battery before setti ng up th e unit, and rec harge regul arly . Y our HP i P AQ uses some power to maintain f iles in RAM and the clock . While w orking at y [...]

  • Page 134

    Managing the Battery 13–2 Inserting the Battery T o inse rt the remo vable/r echar geable battery in the HP iP AQ h w6 5 00 Mobil e Messeng er series: 1. F irst r emov e the battery cov er of the de vice b y pr essing do wn on the battery cover latc h 1 and sliding the co ver do w n 2 and off of the dev ice . NO TE: Befor e inserting the battery [...]

  • Page 135

    Managing the Battery 13–3 4. Replace the battery co ver b y aligning the tw o tabs on the top of the cov er 1 w ith the two latc hes in the cov er compartment and sliding the battery cove r on until it clic ks into place 2 . NO TE: If the batter y is full y dischar ged, y ou mu st connect the A C Adapte r to the HP iP A Q t o fully c harge it bef[...]

  • Page 136

    Managing the Battery 13–4 CAUT ION: Because most o f the applicati ons and data you ins tall on yo ur HP iP AQ ar e held in memory (RAM) , y o u w ill need to re install them if the battery completely disc harges or if the battery is r emov ed fr om the unit for mor e than 15 minute s. Otherwis e, w hen full y char ged, the inter nal back up batt[...]

  • Page 137

    Managing the Battery 13–5 Cha rging w it h t he AC Adap ter The s tandard A C A dapter w orks in a standar d electr ical outlet . Y ou can also c harge y our HP iP AQ in y our aut omobile w ith an automob ile adapter that wo rks in y our vehi cle ’s electr ical c igar ette lighter or a 12 -volt po wer outlet . T o pur cha se an automobile adapt[...]

  • Page 138

    Managing the Battery 13–6 Char ging w ith the HP iP A Q Cr adle and A C Ad apt er Use the HP iP A Q Cr adle to char ge the HP iP AQ. NO TE: It is not necessary to sy nchr oni z e your HP iP A Q bef ore char ging it . T o c harge the HP iP A Q using the c radle: 1. P lug the A C Adapter in to an electr ical outlet 1 and connect the other end of th[...]

  • Page 139

    Managing the Battery 13–7 NO TE: HP recommends that y ou po wer o ff your HP iP A Q while u sing the USB c harging f eature . If y our HP iP AQ is po w er ed on, y our de vi ce will consume mor e cur ren t than is being supplied b y the USB char ging and the main battery will not be char ged . During this state , the char ging LED w ill not light[...]

  • Page 140

    Managing the Battery 13–8 Disabling the A pplicatio n Buttons Pre ssing the Contac ts or Messaging Appli cation buttons on the fr ont of yo ur HP iP AQ w ill turn y our HP iP A Q on by default . NO TE: T o reduce inc i dence of acc identall y pow er ing on the HP iP A Q, yo u may c hoose to disable the A pplication and R ecord B uttons Auto Po w [...]

  • Page 141

    Managing the Battery 13–9 • T o ensur e y ou alw ay s hav e battery pow er av ailable , purc hase a spar e standard or e xtended battery . T he spar e batter y can be char ged in the Battery Charger . Fo r more inf ormatio n on purc hasing optional batter ies , visit the HP W eb site at ww w .hp .com/go/ipaqaccessories . Che ckin g Y ou r Ba tt[...]

  • Page 142

    Managing the Battery 13–10 CAUT ION: Do not allow the battery installed in y our HP iP A Q t o dischar ge complet ely . Doing so w ill not harm y our HP iP A Q or battery , but y our dev ice w ill lose all data not stor ed in F ile Stor e (RO M) . Dischar ging the battery completel y is similar to performing a har d re set. Ref er to Chapter 1, i[...]

  • Page 143

    Troubleshooting 14–1 14 T r oubleshooting Self - T est Diagnostics Use the Self- T e st applicati on to run te sts on the operati on of y our dev ice . The di agnostics a pplication t ests for so und, notif ication , GSM/GP RS , and buttons. T o r un the Self-T est applicati on: 1. Fro m th e Start menu, tap Settings > Sy stem tab > Self T [...]

  • Page 144

    Troubleshooting 14–2 T o acces s HP Instant Support: 1. On yo ur personal compute r , go to www .h p .c om/ su pp ort . 2. Select y our country or region . 3. Select See suppor t and troublesh ooting information, and then type y our produc t model number . 4. Click the >> button. NO TE: For tr oubleshooting inf ormati on on Mic ro soft Oper[...]

  • Page 145

    Troubleshooting 14–3 Unit will not turn on. T ry one or al l of the follow ing: 1. Reset the unit . Re fer to the infor mation on Resetting t he Unit in Chapter 1, “Getting to Kno w Y our HP iP A Q Mob ile Messenger . ” 2. Remo ve and r eplace the battery and wait fo r the unit to pow er on. 3. Connect the unit to the A C A dapter connected t[...]

  • Page 146

    Troubleshooting 14–4 I cannot connect to a network . • Be sure y ou hav e added the necessary serve r informati on. • Be sure the netw ork yo u are attempting to connect to is av ailable and not bus y . • Check the si gnal str ength. • Be sure y our us er name and pass wor d ar e corr ect. • Ta p Start > Settings > Co nnections ta[...]

  • Page 147

    Troubleshooting 14–5 Stylus taps have inappropr iate or slow r esponse . Reali gn the scr een. F r om the Start menu , tap Settings > S y stem tab > Sc reen > Alig n Scree n, and follo w the instruc tions. My de vi ce keeps running out of memory . • Mov e pr ograms or data to a memory stor age car d such as an SDIO or mini-SD expansi o[...]

  • Page 148

    Troubleshooting 14–6 Ac ti v eS ync F or mor e informati on on Mic ro soft Acti v eS y nc, r ef er to Chapter 3 , “Using Ac tiv eS y nc. ” Problem Solution I cannot connect to my c om pu te r u si ng the HP iP A Q Cr adle . • Be su re y ou h ave install ed Microsoft ActiveS ync 3. 8 o r a l a t e r ver sion on y our host computer bef ore co[...]

  • Page 149

    Troubleshooting 14–7 I cannot open e -mail in the Inbox after I res to re u si n g Micr osoft ActiveS ync. Use Mi cr osoft Ac tiv eS ync t o sy nchr oni ze y our HP iP AQ w ith yo ur computer . For more information, refer to the “Synchr onizing with Y our Compu ter” sect ion i n Chap ter 3 , “Using Ac tiv eS y nc. ” I tri ed to sy nchr on[...]

  • Page 150

    Troubleshooting 14–8 Phone F or mor e informati on on using the Phone , re fer to Cha pter 5, “Using the Phone F eature s. ” Problem Solution Phone will not tur n on. • Check t o see if your S IM card is inserted in the HP iP AQ. • Be sure the battery in y our HP iP A Q is c harged . • If the HP iP A Q is po we ring on and the phone sti[...]

  • Page 151

    Troubleshooting 14–9 Expansion C ar ds F or more inf ormatio n on expansi on cards, r ef er to Chapter 11, “Expansion Car ds. ” Problem Solution My H P i P A Q d oe s not r ecogniz e the SD expansi on car d. • Be sure y ou hav e fir mly pushed the SD e xpansion car d into the HP iP A Q. • Be sure an y thir d part y dr iv ers ar e installe[...]

  • Page 152

    Troubleshooting 14–10 Bluetooth F or more inf ormatio n on Bluetooth, r efer to C hapter 9 , “Using Bluetooth . ” Problem Solution I cannot disco ver another Bluetooth dev ice . • Be sure Bluetooth is tur ned on. • Mov e closer to the o ther dev ice. • Be sure y ou ha ve not limited y our ability to see de vi ces. • Be sure the de vi [...]

  • Page 153

    Regulatory Notices A–1 A Re g u l a t o r y N o t i c e s F eder al C ommuni cations C ommissi on Notice This equipme nt has been tested and f o und to comply w ith the limits fo r a Class B di gital dev ice , pursuant to P art 15 of the FC C Rules . Thes e limits are de signed to pr ov ide r easonable pr otecti on against harmful interfer ence i[...]

  • Page 154

    Regulatory Notices A–2 F or questi ons regar ding this FCC dec larati on, contac t: Hew lett-P ack ar d Dev elopment Com pany , L.P . P . O . Bo x 6 9 2000, Mail St op 510101 Houston , T ex as 7 7 2 6 9- 2000 Or , call (2 81) 514 -33 3 3 T o identify this pr oduct , ref er to the P art , Ser ies, or Model n umber found on the product . Canadi an [...]

  • Page 155

    Regulatory Notices A–3 The telecomm unications f unctionality of this pr oduct ma y be used in the follo w ing EU and EFT A countrie s: Aus tri a, Belgium , C ypr us, Cz ec h Republi c, Denmar k, E stoni a, F inland , F rance , Ger many , Gr eece, Hungary , Iceland, Ir eland , Italy , Latv ia, Li echtenst ein, L ithuani a, L ux embour g, Malta , [...]

  • Page 156

    Regulatory Notices A–4 is on the gro und. T o prev ent inte rference w ith w ir eless s y stems, local R adio F requenc y (RF) r egulations pr ohibit using the pho ne featur es on y our HP iP AQ w hile the plane is in the air . Us e it on the ground onl y with c r ew permis sion. U se of the HP iP A Q featur es other than the phone is at the disc[...]

  • Page 157

    Regulatory Notices A–5 This equipment under test has been sho w n to be capable of compli ance for locali z ed S pecif ic Abs orption R ate (S AR) for uncon trolled en v iro nment/ gener al population e xposure limits s pecif ied in ANS I/IEEE Standar d C9 5 .1-19 9 2 and had been tested in accor dance w ith measureme nt pr ocedures s pecif ied i[...]

  • Page 158

    Regulatory Notices A–6 • It is adv ised that a handheld mi cr ophone or teleph one handset should not be used b y the dr iv er while the v ehic le is mov ing, e x cept in an e merge ncy . Spe ak o nly into a fixed, ne ck s lun g or cli ppe d- on mic rophone w hen it would not dis tra ct y our attention fr om the road . • As w ith other mobile[...]

  • Page 159

    Environmental Notices B–1 B En v ir o nmental Notice s Batter y W arning Beca use of the type of b atte ry use d in y our HP iP A Q, follow local re gulations r egarding the saf e disposal of the battery . Y our vendor can adv ise y ou on local r egulations, and/or the e x istence of any battery disposal pr ograms in oper ation . Ta iw a n B a t [...]

  • Page 160

    Environmental Notices B–2 Bortskaff else af br ugt udstyr ho s bruger e i pr i v ate hjem i E U Dette sy mbol på pr oduktet eller på emballagen angi ver , at dette pr odukt ikke må bortsk affes sammen med de t øvr ige husholdnings affald. I s tedet er det dit ans var at bortskaff e dit brugte udsty r ved at afle ver e det v ed et autor iser e[...]

  • Page 161

    Environmental Notices B–3 Élimination de s appar eils mis a u r ebut par les ménages dans l'Uni on eur opéenne Le s ymbole a pposé sur ce pr oduit ou sur son emballage indiq ue q u e c e p ro d u i t n e d o i t p a s ê t r e je t é a v e c l e s d é ch e t s m é n a g e rs or dinaires . Il est de v otr e res ponsabilité de mettr e [...]

  • Page 162

    Environmental Notices B–4 Kés zülék ek magánházt artásban tör tén sele jtezés e a z E urópai Unió területén A kés züléke n, illetve a kés zülék c somagolásán látható az onos s zimbólum annak jelzésér e s z olgál, hog y a kés zülék a sele jtezés során a z egyéb háztartási hulladéktól eltér módo n k ez e[...]

  • Page 163

    Environmental Notices B–5 Nolietotu i ekrtu i znc inšanas note ik umi li etotji em E ir opas S av i enbas pr i vtajs mjsaimniecbs Šds simbols uz i zstrdjuma v ai uz t iesaio juma norda , ka šo i zstrdjum u nedrkst i zmest k op ar c itiem sadzv es atkritumi em. Js atb ildat par t[...]

  • Page 164

    Environmental Notices B–6 P ozb yw anie si zuyt ego sprztu prz ez uytk o w ników w prywatn yc h gos podars twac h domo wy ch w U nii E ur opejski ej T en s y mbol na produk c ie lub j ego opako w aniu oznacz a, e pr oduktu nie w olno wyrzucać do z wykłyc h poje mników na miec i . Obo wizki em uytk ow nik a jest prz eka[...]

  • Page 165

    Environmental Notices B–7 Odstr anj ev anj e odslužene opr eme upor abnik ov v z a sebnih gos podinjstv ih v Ev r opski uniji T a znak na i zdelk u ali njego v i embalaži pomeni, da i zdelka ne smete od vr eči med gospodinjsk e odpadk e . Naspr otno , odsluženo opr emo mor ate predati na zbir ališče , pooblaščeno z a rec ikliranj e odslu?[...]

  • Page 166

    Specifications C–1 C Spe cifica t ion s S y st em Spec if i cations S ystem Featur e Description Processor Intel® P X A2 7 2 Processor 312 MHz Operating S y stem Windo ws Mobile™ 200 3 Second E dition softwar e for P ocket P C - Phone E dition SDRAM 64MB SDRAM ROM 64 MB Fl ash ROM Memory up to 5 5MB u ser av ailable memory (of whi ch 12MB is i[...]

  • Page 167

    Specifications C–2 Integr ated GPS Rec eiver High sensiti vity integr ated GP S rece iv er with Quic k GP S Connecti on technolog y . Quic k GPS C onnection technolog y is a softwar e applicati on re siding on the dev ice that ena bles a faste r connection time for enhanced GP S perf ormance . For s ome models, GP S Nav igation so ftware and maps[...]

  • Page 168

    Specifications C–3 Ph y sical S pec if icati ons LED Indicator s: Char ge and Notifi cation LED • Flashing gr een indicates y our HP iP AQ is in a mobile phone cov erage ar ea. • F lashing amber indicates an ev ent notif ication on y our HP iP AQ. • Solid amber indi cates unit is char ging . • Solid gr een indicat es unit is full y char g[...]

  • Page 169

    Specifications C–4 Oper ating En v ir onment Env ir onment US Met ric T emper ature Operating 3 2° to 104° F 0° to 40° C Nonoper ating - 4° to 140° F - 20° to 60° C Relati ve Humi dity Operating up to 90% up to 90% Nonoperating up to 90% up to 90% Maxim um Altitude Operating 15, 000 ft 4,5 7 2 m Nonoperating 40,000 ft 12 ,19 2 m[...]

  • Page 170

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