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Troubleshooting

Problem Solution

My device keeps running out of memory.

■Move programs or data to a memory storage card such as an SDIO or MMC expansion card.

■Set some programs (such as Notes or Pocket Word) to automatically save new files on the expansion card.

■Move e-mail attachments to the expansion card.

■Delete old or unncesssary files by tapping Start > Programs > File Explorer. Tap and hold the file, then from the Pop-up menu, tap Delete.

■Remove programs you do not use by tapping Start > Settings > System tab > Remove Programs. Tap the program to be removed and then tap Remove.

■Clear program memory by tapping Start > Settings > System tab > Memory > Running Programs tab. Tap the programs to be cleared and then tap Stop.

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Contents User’s Guide Draft hp Confidential Contents Draft Revised 11/24/03 Using Wireless LANUsing Bluetooth Making Your Connections Using the CameraUsing ActiveSync Using E-mailExpansion Cards 11Learning the Basics 10Managing the Battery12Learning Input Methods 13TroubleshootingRegulatory Notices Specifications HP iPAQ Software Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Pocket PCHP iPAQ Software Functions Microsoft Pocket PC Software Microsoft Pocket PC Software Using the StylusSetting the Date and Time Setting the Date Setting the Time for Home and Locations You Are VisitingFrom the Start menu, tap Settings Personal tab Password Setting a PasswordEntering Owner Information Strong alphanumeric password Resetting the UnitPerforming a Soft Reset Performing a Hard ResetPage Routine Care Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Pocket PC User’s Guide Hp Confidential Draft Your SIM Card Using the Phone FunctionsActivatingDRAFTYour Phone Service Your PIN Select Require PIN when phone is used Phone Buttons and Icons From the Start menu, tap Settings Phone icon Band Checking Your Connection and Signal StrengthTurning the Phone Functions On and Off Making and Receiving Phone Function Calls HP ProfilesMaking a Call SIM Contacts Help Answering a CallEnding a Call Making a Call from ContactsDelete Creating a Speed Dial EntryMaking a Conference Call Making a Call Using Speed DialAdjusting Phone Function Volume Making a Call from Call HistoryEnabling the Mute Function DraftChanging Ring Tones Setting Ring TonesEnabling Speakerphone Mode Tap Settings Personal tab PhoneTaking Notes During a Call Short Message Service SMSMessaging Multimedia Messaging Service MMS Putting a Call on Hold Using Voice MailUsing Call Waiting Tap Call Waiting Get SettingsBlocking Calls Displaying Caller IDForwarding Calls Forward all incoming phone calls Change the System VolumeChange the Ringer Volume Changing the Phone SettingsTap Start Settings Phone Securing Your Phone Functions Viewing Available GSM/GPRS Networks Changing Services SettingsChanging Network Settings From the Start menu, tap Settings Phone Network tabManually Selecting a Frequency Band Manually Selecting a NetworkGetting Acquainted Using Wireless LANLearning the Terms Powering Wlan On or Off Getting Started with Wireless LANManually Entering New Network Settings Automatically Connecting to a NetworkAdd New Settings Hp Confidential Draft Only computer-to-computer Searching for Networks to AccessTap Remove Settings Managing Wireless Network SettingsViewing or Editing a Wireless Network Deleting a Wireless NetworkMonitoring Signal Strength and Status Looking Up an IP Address Working with Network SettingsChanging TCP/IP Settings Wins Changing DNS and Wins SettingsUnder My Work Network, tap Add a new VPN server connection Setting Up VPN Server ConnectionsSettings Changing VPN Server ConnectionsNext TapDRAFTNextStarting VPN Server Connections Setting Up Proxy Server SettingsWireless Wlan icon Connecting to Hot SpotsSecurity Draft Using Bluetooth Getting Acquainted with Bluetooth Understanding Terms Following Bluetooth terms are used throughout this chapterSupported Services Working with Bluetooth SettingsTurning On Bluetooth Opening Bluetooth SettingsBluetooth on Allowing All Devices to Connect Setting Accessibility PropertiesEntering a Device Name Allowing ConnectionsAllowing Others to Locate Your Device Allowing Paired Devices to ConnectSelect Other devices can discover me Automatically Enabling Services Enabling Bluetooth ServicesSecure Connections using a Passkey or Bond Requiring Authorization to Access ServicesSelect Authorization required Settings Tap the File Transfer tab Setting a Shared FolderCreating a Profile Understanding ProfilesActivating a Profile Saving Bluetooth Configuration Settings in a ProfileRenaming a Profile Working with Bluetooth ManagerDeleting a Profile Locating and Selecting a Device Opening Bluetooth ManagerManager Tap Remove Connecting to Other DevicesUnpairing Devices Identifying the Communications PortEstablishing an ActiveSync Connection Automatically ServiceOpen ActiveSyncDRAFTon your computer, then click File Manager Tap New ActiveSync via Bluetooth Next Setting Up an ActiveSync Partnership on Your Pocket PCEstablishing a Serial Connection Manager Tap New Explore a Bluetooth device NextTap New Connection Using Dial-Up NetworkingDial-Up Networking Manager Tap New Connect to the Internet NextManager Tap New Join a personal network Next Establishing a Cell Phone PartnershipSending Files Working with FilesCreating a Folder on a Remote Device Tap File Get Using Business Card ExchangeReceiving a File from a Remote Device Deleting a File from a Remote DeviceSetting Up Your Business Card Information Requesting Business Cards Sending Business CardsManager Tap Tools Business Card Exchange Viewing Connection Status Opening a ConnectionExchanging Business Cards Viewing Connection Information Closing a ConnectionWorking with Connections Manager Tap View Tap List or Icon Creating a ShortcutDeleting a Shortcut Viewing ShortcutsDraft Vincent Making Your ConnectionsCreating a GSM Connection Using GSM/GPRS ConnectionsSelect a modem list, select Cellular Line Tap Next Configuring your GSM connection on your Pocket PCTap Finish Creating a Gprs ConnectionDialing a GSM Connection Closing a GSM ConnectionSelect a modem list, tap Cellular Line Gprs Tap Next Configuring your Gprs connection on your Pocket PCConnecting to the Gprs Network From the Start menu, tap Settings System tab GprsAuthenticating Gprs Setting Up a WAP BrowserViewing WAP Pages Tap Start Settings Connections tab Connections icon Connecting to a Private NetworkConnecting with a Default Setting Connecting to an E-mail ServerEntering an Internet Address Using a Favorites ListFrom the Start menu, tap Internet Explorer Taking a Picture Using the CameraAdjusting Your Settings Editing a Picture Using HP Image TransferUsing HP Image Zone Adjusting your Settings Saving a PictureFrom the Start menu, tap Programs HP Image Zone Viewing PicturesViewing a Picture Full-Screen Recording Sound With a PictureTap File Options Slideshow tab Viewing a SlideshowPrinting Pictures Tap File Options Audio tabMailing a Picture Using MMS to E-mail a PictureTap File Print Using the Camera User’s Guide Expansion Cards Page Page Expansion Cards User’s Guide Using Inbox Using E-mailUsing Folders Tap Accounts Accounts Setting Up an AccountUsing E-mail User’s Guide Using ActiveSync Installing ActiveSync Connecting to a ComputerActiveSync Synchronizing with Your Computer Using the Serial Infrared IR ConnectionChanging Synchronization Settings Microsoft ActiveSync Click Explore Copying FilesExplore Backing up and Restoring Installing ProgramsSynchronizing Links Using ActiveSync to Send and Receive E-mailRequesting Meetings Using ActiveSync User’s Guide Installing the Battery Managing the BatteryInstalling the Battery Removing the Battery Charging with the AC Adapter Charging the BatteryPage Page Charging a Spare Battery Charging with the Optional USB Autosync Cable Backlight Changing the Backlight SettingsTap Start Settings Buttons Lock tab Changing the Wireless LAN Power Saving ModesDisabling the Application Buttons Manually Monitoring the Battery Managing the Battery User’s Guide 10-12 Learning the Basics Using the Today ScreenNavigation Bar and Command Bar Status Icons Icon room Mail received Instant messages received Pop-Up MenusCreating information Select Use this picture as the background checkbox Customizing the Today ScreenUser’s Guide 11-7 Closing Applications Using ApplicationsOpening Applications Minimizing ApplicationsClosing Manually Installing ApplicationsBacking Up Information Backup/Restore using iPAQ BackupBackup/Restore Using ActiveSync BackupClick Backup Now or Restore Now Using iPAQ File Store FolderLearning the Basics User’s Guide 11-12 Text Using Input SoftwareLearning Input Methods Changing Word Suggestion OptionsTap the Word Completion tab Using the On-Screen Keyboard Tap Letter Recognizer Writing with the Stylus and the Letter RecognizerTap Transcriber to display the Transcriber Intro screen Writing with the Stylus Microsoft TranscriberTap Block Recognizer Writing with the Stylus and Block RecognizerConverting Writing to Text Drawing and Writing on the ScreenTap Tools Tap Recognize Using the Removeable Micro Keyboard Page Configuring the Keyboard Disconnecting the KeyboardKeystroke Combination Action Using the Function and Shortcut KeysShift hold + down arrow Accent CharactersSelect Start Programs iPAQ Micro Keyboard Disabling the Micro KeyboardLearning Input Methods User’s Guide 12-14 Common Problems TroubleshootingTroubleshooting User’s Guide 13-3 Problem Solution User’s Guide 13-5 ActiveSync User’s Guide 13-7 Phone Problem SolutionPrograms File Explorer. Tap and hold the file Expansion Cards Bluetooth Information in Bluetooth Settings Tap the Connections icon Add Proxy Server Wireless LANUser’s Guide 13-14 Traveling with your Pocket PC Troubleshooting User’s Guide 13-16 Federal Communications Commission Notice Regulatory NoticesCables ModificationsUser’s Guide Regulatory Notice Japanese Notice Korean Notice Canadian NoticeAvis Canadien European Union Notice 0681Equipment Warning Battery WarningAirline Travel Notice Wireless NoticesRegulatory Wireless Notice Canadian Regulatory Wireless NoticeRegulatory Notices Singaporean Wireless Notice Brazilian Regulatory Wireless NoticeTaiwanese Wireless Notice Regulatory Notices User’s Guide System Specifications SpecificationsSystem Feature Description LED Operating Environment Physical Specifications
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h6300 specifications

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