HP h6300 manual Setting Accessibility Properties, Entering a Device Name, Allowing Connections

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Using Bluetooth

Tap the Turn off button to disable. When Bluetooth is turned off, the Bluetooth icon is grayed with a red X, and no incoming or outgoing connections are possible.

Battery Saving Tip: Turn Bluetooth off when you are not using it.

Setting Accessibility Properties

Before your Pocket PC interacts with other Bluetooth devices, you need to enter or change the accessibility properties to define how you want your Pocket PC to interact.

Entering a Device Name

The device name is what other devices see on their screen when they locate your device.

To enter a deviceDRAFTname:

1. From the Today screen, tap the Bluetooth icon > Bluetooth Settings > Accessibility tab.

2. Highlight the name in the Name field and enter your new name.

3. Tap OK to save your changes.

Allowing Connections

You can determine if all devices or only paired devices can connect to your Pocket PC.

Allowing All Devices to Connect

1.From the Today screen, tap the Bluetooth icon > Bluetooth Settings > Accessibility tab.

2.Select Allow other devices to connect, and All devices.

3.Tap OK.

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Contents User’s Guide Draft hp Confidential Contents Using Wireless LAN Draft Revised 11/24/03Using Bluetooth Using the Camera Making Your ConnectionsUsing E-mail Using ActiveSyncExpansion Cards 10Managing the Battery 11Learning the Basics13Troubleshooting 12Learning Input MethodsRegulatory Notices Specifications Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Pocket PC HP iPAQ SoftwareHP iPAQ Software Functions Microsoft Pocket PC Software Using the Stylus Microsoft Pocket PC SoftwareSetting the Date and Time Setting the Time for Home and Locations You Are Visiting Setting the DateSetting a Password From the Start menu, tap Settings Personal tab PasswordEntering Owner Information Performing a Hard Reset Resetting the UnitPerforming a Soft Reset Strong alphanumeric passwordPage Routine Care Getting to Know Your HP iPAQ Pocket PC User’s Guide Hp Confidential Draft Using the Phone Functions Your SIM CardActivatingDRAFTYour Phone Service Your PIN Select Require PIN when phone is used Phone Buttons and Icons Checking Your Connection and Signal Strength From the Start menu, tap Settings Phone icon BandTurning the Phone Functions On and Off HP Profiles Making and Receiving Phone Function CallsMaking a Call Making a Call from Contacts Answering a CallEnding a Call SIM Contacts HelpCreating a Speed Dial Entry DeleteMaking a Call from Call History Making a Call Using Speed DialAdjusting Phone Function Volume Making a Conference CallDraft Enabling the Mute FunctionTap Settings Personal tab Phone Setting Ring TonesEnabling Speakerphone Mode Changing Ring TonesShort Message Service SMS Taking Notes During a CallMessaging Multimedia Messaging Service MMS Tap Call Waiting Get Settings Using Voice MailUsing Call Waiting Putting a Call on HoldDisplaying Caller ID Blocking CallsForwarding Calls Change the System Volume Forward all incoming phone callsChanging the Phone Settings Change the Ringer VolumeTap Start Settings Phone Securing Your Phone Functions From the Start menu, tap Settings Phone Network tab Changing Services SettingsChanging Network Settings Viewing Available GSM/GPRS NetworksManually Selecting a Network Manually Selecting a Frequency BandUsing Wireless LAN Getting AcquaintedLearning the Terms Getting Started with Wireless LAN Powering Wlan On or OffAutomatically Connecting to a Network Manually Entering New Network SettingsAdd New Settings Hp Confidential Draft Searching for Networks to Access Only computer-to-computerDeleting a Wireless Network Managing Wireless Network SettingsViewing or Editing a Wireless Network Tap Remove SettingsMonitoring Signal Strength and Status Working with Network Settings Looking Up an IP AddressChanging TCP/IP Settings Changing DNS and Wins Settings WinsChanging VPN Server Connections Setting Up VPN Server ConnectionsSettings Under My Work Network, tap Add a new VPN server connectionTapDRAFTNext NextSetting Up Proxy Server Settings Starting VPN Server ConnectionsConnecting to Hot Spots Wireless Wlan iconSecurity Draft Using Bluetooth Getting Acquainted with Bluetooth Following Bluetooth terms are used throughout this chapter Understanding TermsWorking with Bluetooth Settings Supported ServicesOpening Bluetooth Settings Turning On BluetoothBluetooth on Allowing Connections Setting Accessibility PropertiesEntering a Device Name Allowing All Devices to ConnectAllowing Paired Devices to Connect Allowing Others to Locate Your DeviceSelect Other devices can discover me Enabling Bluetooth Services Automatically Enabling ServicesRequiring Authorization to Access Services Secure Connections using a Passkey or BondSelect Authorization required Setting a Shared Folder Settings Tap the File Transfer tabUnderstanding Profiles Creating a ProfileSaving Bluetooth Configuration Settings in a Profile Activating a ProfileWorking with Bluetooth Manager Renaming a ProfileDeleting a Profile Opening Bluetooth Manager Locating and Selecting a DeviceManager Identifying the Communications Port Connecting to Other DevicesUnpairing Devices Tap RemoveEstablishing an ActiveSync Connection Service AutomaticallyOpen ActiveSyncDRAFTon your computer, then click File Setting Up an ActiveSync Partnership on Your Pocket PC Manager Tap New ActiveSync via Bluetooth NextManager Tap New Explore a Bluetooth device Next Establishing a Serial ConnectionManager Tap New Connect to the Internet Next Using Dial-Up NetworkingDial-Up Networking Tap New ConnectionEstablishing a Cell Phone Partnership Manager Tap New Join a personal network NextWorking with Files Sending FilesCreating a Folder on a Remote Device Deleting a File from a Remote Device Using Business Card ExchangeReceiving a File from a Remote Device Tap File GetSetting Up Your Business Card Information Sending Business Cards Requesting Business CardsManager Tap Tools Business Card Exchange Opening a Connection Viewing Connection StatusExchanging Business Cards Closing a Connection Viewing Connection InformationWorking with Connections Viewing Shortcuts Creating a ShortcutDeleting a Shortcut Manager Tap View Tap List or IconDraft Making Your Connections VincentUsing GSM/GPRS Connections Creating a GSM ConnectionConfiguring your GSM connection on your Pocket PC Select a modem list, select Cellular Line Tap NextClosing a GSM Connection Creating a Gprs ConnectionDialing a GSM Connection Tap FinishFrom the Start menu, tap Settings System tab Gprs Configuring your Gprs connection on your Pocket PCConnecting to the Gprs Network Select a modem list, tap Cellular Line Gprs Tap NextSetting Up a WAP Browser Authenticating GprsViewing WAP Pages Connecting to an E-mail Server Connecting to a Private NetworkConnecting with a Default Setting Tap Start Settings Connections tab Connections iconUsing a Favorites List Entering an Internet AddressFrom the Start menu, tap Internet Explorer Using the Camera Taking a PictureAdjusting your Settings Saving a Picture Using HP Image TransferUsing HP Image Zone Adjusting Your Settings Editing a PictureRecording Sound With a Picture Viewing PicturesViewing a Picture Full-Screen From the Start menu, tap Programs HP Image ZoneTap File Options Audio tab Viewing a SlideshowPrinting Pictures Tap File Options Slideshow tabUsing MMS to E-mail a Picture Mailing a PictureTap File Print Using the Camera User’s Guide Expansion Cards Page Page Expansion Cards User’s Guide Using E-mail Using InboxUsing Folders Setting Up an Account Tap Accounts AccountsUsing E-mail User’s Guide Using ActiveSync Connecting to a Computer Installing ActiveSyncActiveSync Using the Serial Infrared IR Connection Synchronizing with Your ComputerChanging Synchronization Settings Copying Files Microsoft ActiveSync Click ExploreExplore Installing Programs Backing up and RestoringUsing ActiveSync to Send and Receive E-mail Synchronizing LinksRequesting Meetings Using ActiveSync User’s Guide Managing the Battery Installing the BatteryInstalling the Battery Removing the Battery Charging the Battery Charging with the AC AdapterPage Page Charging a Spare Battery Charging with the Optional USB Autosync Cable Changing the Backlight Settings BacklightChanging the Wireless LAN Power Saving Modes Tap Start Settings Buttons Lock tabDisabling the Application Buttons Manually Monitoring the Battery Managing the Battery User’s Guide 10-12 Using the Today Screen Learning the BasicsNavigation Bar and Command Bar Status Icons Pop-Up Menus Icon room Mail received Instant messages receivedCreating information Customizing the Today Screen Select Use this picture as the background checkboxUser’s Guide 11-7 Minimizing Applications Using ApplicationsOpening Applications Closing ApplicationsInstalling Applications Closing ManuallyBackup Backup/Restore using iPAQ BackupBackup/Restore Using ActiveSync Backing Up InformationUsing iPAQ File Store Folder Click Backup Now or Restore NowLearning the Basics User’s Guide 11-12 Changing Word Suggestion Options Using Input SoftwareLearning Input Methods TextTap the Word Completion tab Using the On-Screen Keyboard Writing with the Stylus and the Letter Recognizer Tap Letter RecognizerWriting with the Stylus Microsoft Transcriber Tap Transcriber to display the Transcriber Intro screenWriting with the Stylus and Block Recognizer Tap Block RecognizerDrawing and Writing on the Screen Converting Writing to TextTap Tools Tap Recognize Using the Removeable Micro Keyboard Page Disconnecting the Keyboard Configuring the KeyboardUsing the Function and Shortcut Keys Keystroke Combination ActionAccent Characters Shift hold + down arrowDisabling the Micro Keyboard Select Start Programs iPAQ Micro KeyboardLearning Input Methods User’s Guide 12-14 Troubleshooting Common ProblemsTroubleshooting User’s Guide 13-3 Problem Solution User’s Guide 13-5 ActiveSync User’s Guide 13-7 Problem Solution PhonePrograms File Explorer. Tap and hold the file Expansion Cards Bluetooth Information in Bluetooth Settings Wireless LAN Tap the Connections icon Add Proxy ServerUser’s Guide 13-14 Traveling with your Pocket PC Troubleshooting User’s Guide 13-16 Regulatory Notices Federal Communications Commission NoticeModifications CablesUser’s Guide Regulatory Notice Canadian Notice Japanese Notice Korean NoticeAvis Canadien 0681 European Union NoticeBattery Warning Equipment WarningCanadian Regulatory Wireless Notice Wireless NoticesRegulatory Wireless Notice Airline Travel NoticeRegulatory Notices Brazilian Regulatory Wireless Notice Singaporean Wireless NoticeTaiwanese Wireless Notice Regulatory Notices User’s Guide Specifications System SpecificationsSystem Feature Description LED Physical Specifications Operating Environment
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