Fujitsu Siemens Computers Loox T manual Technical data, Pocket PC

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Technical data

Pocket PC

System	Pocket LOOX T810		Pocket LOOX T830

General
Processor	Intel® PXA270 416 MHz based		Intel® PXA270 416 MHz based
	on Intel® XScale™ micro-		on Intel® XScale™ micro-
	architecture		architecture
Memory	System memory		System memory
	(RAM):	64 MB	(RAM):	64 MB
	Flash memory		Flash memory
	(ROM):	128 MB	(ROM):	128 MB
Electrical data
Regulations complied with	CE, FCC Part 15 Class B,		CE, FCC Part 15 Class B,
	EN 60950, UL, cUL		EN 60950, UL, cUL
Protection class	III		III

Maximum power draw: (Pocket	5 W		5 W
PC on with battery charging)
Display
Transflective TFT display	2.4 inch, 240 x 249 colours,		2.4 inch, 240 x 249 colours,
	65,536 colours, LED		65,536 colours, LED
	background lighting		background lighting
Card slots
	"Secure Digital I/O",		"Secure Digital I/O",
	"MultiMediaCard"		"MultiMediaCard"
Ports/interfaces
Input/output port	USB 1.1		USB 1.1
Audio	Microphone, loudspeaker,		Microphone, loudspeaker,
	headphones (3.5 mm),		headphones (3.5 mm),
	receiver for GSM/UMTS calls		receiver for GSM/UMTS calls
Bluetooth	Bluetooth 2.0		Bluetooth 2.0
Wireless LAN	802.11 b/g, WiFi certified		802.11 b/g, WiFi certified

GPS	SiRF Star III		SiRF Star III

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Contents Pocket Loox T Series Are there Page Order No. A26391-K182-Z120-1-7619 Pocket Loox T Series EasyGuideEdition 1, July Page Contents Contents Connecting and networking the Pocket PC with other devices 105 Your Pocket Loox … Notational conventions Important notes Safety notesUsing the Pocket PC Equipment overview Indicators LEDs Colour Indicator state Meaning Indicators LEDs and status indicators in the displayStatus Meaning Icon Status indicators on the displayUsing the operating elements Using the keyboardDescription of buttons FN key Key combinations short cuts Key combination FunctionApplication-dependent key-combinations Using the online buttons for telephony Using the pen and displayWay scroll button Using the 3-way scroll button and the navigation keyNavigation key Using the application buttons and the softkey buttons Equipment overview Configuring the application buttons Using the on-screen keyboardMode Description Displaying/hiding the on-screen keyboardChanging on-screen keyboard mode Software Used for Operating information Software overviewData backup and restoration Help file on Pocket PC Accessories CradleExternal GPS antenna optional Checking the delivery contents Getting startedRemoving the protective film from the camera and the screen Installing the battery and the SIM card optional Starting up your Pocket PC for the first time Connecting the power adapter and charging the batteryEntering a PIN optional Calibrating the screenFamiliarising yourself with basic operation of the device Today screenInternet and intranet connections with Starting Connectmobility E2CUser data dialogue Data synchronisation Configuring Exchange ServerGPRS/UMTS provider selection Data synchronisation via Exchange ServerInstalling ActiveSync on your computer Data synchronisation with ActiveSyncSynchronising data with Exchange Server Performing a data synchronisation Connecting your Pocket PC and computerSelecting a location for the cradle Using the cradleUsing the cradle for data synchronisation Using the online help Starting the online help independently of an applicationStarting the online help from an application Getting started Making a telephone call Making telephone calls with the PocketEnter a phone number Select a phone number from your contactsAnswering an incoming call Making emergency callsEnding the conversation Displaying missed callsMaking a call via Voice Commander Using the Voice CommanderSpeed dial function Programming the speed dial functionMaking a call via the speed dial number Using the handsfree function Call holding Muting the telephoneDisconnecting all connections from the conference call Setting up a conference callDisconnecting selected connections Making a conference callMaking video telephone calls optional Answering an incoming video telephone callMaking a video telephone call Option Meaning Further options for video telephone callsManaging contacts Copying contact details from the Pocket PC to the SIM cardCopying contacts from the SIM card to the Pocket PC SIM Lock SIM securityConfiguring telephone settings Blocking your SIM cardNetwork selection Setting up the SMS Service Centre Setting up a mailbox numberSetting up call diversion Using the profiles of your Pocket PC Operating the Pocket PCProfile Description Switching the Pocket PC on and off Configuring profilesSelecting profiles Switching the Pocket PC to Standby mode Switching on with the End buttonSwitching on with the application buttons Switching off the Pocket PC to save battery life Resetting the Pocket PCSoft reset warm start Switching offCold starting and resetting factory default settings Transporting Pocket PC Out and about with the Pocket PCIn-flight usage Usage while drivingCleaning the Pocket PC Recharging the battery directly via the mains adapter Charging the batteryCharging the battery via the cradle Optimising battery life Charging the battery via a USB portInserting the expansion card Inserting and removing an expansion cardRemoving the expansion card Using the Pocket PC as a USB Host device Configuring device settings Fast access to programs via FSC SpeedMenuAdapting menus Creating messages InboxDisplay inbox SMS messages Creating and sending SMS messagesManaging SMS messages on the SIM card Configuring the MMS application Configuring the MMS connectionMMS messages Creating and sending MMS messages Configuring the MMS profileSetting up e-mail accounts for POP3, Smtp or IMAP4 Setting up an e-mail account for the VPN corporate networkMail Setting up e-mail sending via ActiveSync Creating and sending e-mailsDownloading e-mails from a server e-mail pull Creating messages Creating messages Using the Internet Accessing the Internet with Internet ExplorerCalling up Internet Explorer Mobile Using the Internet FSC GPSLocator Using GPS functionsUsing GPS functions Megapixel autofocus camera Using the camera functions optionalStarting the application Pictures & Videos Starting the camera directlyConfiguring the camera and video settings Camera settings Option MeaningRecording a video sequence Video settings Option Meaning Using the camera functions optional Working with files Using Java applicationsWindows Media Player Downloading Java applicationsCompressing files with FSC MobileZip Uninstalling Java applicationsLock Meaning Security functionsDevice lock key and display lock Password protectionLocking the device Deactivating the device lockFSC KeyLock Switching on with active lockFSC SecureLock optional Activating FSC KeyLockSecurity functions Connecting and networking the Pocket PC with other devices Wireless connection via Wireless LANActivating and deactivating radio modules Wireless communication with Bluetooth Selecting location for Bluetooth operationExample Configuring standby mode Using energy saving functionsSwitching off display lighting Energy saving functionsConfiguring key illumination Configuring display lightingConfiguring device behaviour when E-mail push is activated Switching off the sound and setting the volumeUsing Wireless Manager Energy saving functions Installing new software Troubleshooting and tipsCause Troubleshooting Pocket PC’s time or date are not correctPocket PC switches off Pocket PC does not start after being switched onDisplay is difficult to read Battery discharges too quickly Pocket PC does not respond any moreEnd button does not respond properly Poor reception via GPS No sound or minimal volumeContact with hotline/help desk Calling up the Imei numberCalling up the Uuid Troubleshooting and tips Pocket PC Technical dataDimensions Battery Li-IonCameras BasebandPower adapter Technical data Manufacturer’s notes Environmental protectionDisposal and recycling CE marking Pocket Loox T830 Pocket Loox T810 Information on exposure/specific absorption rate SARFCC Warning Statement for Wlan product FCC RegulationsRF Exposure Information SAR 104 Background IndexMailbox IndexSMS Index