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Sony Ericsson P800 User Manual

11 pages1.61 Mb

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Sony Ericsson P800 Manual

41 pages2.58 Mb

51. GETTING STARTED 1.1 Overview
1.2 OpenHand Main Menu
61.3 Settings
7
1.4 Local Security
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
81.5 New OpenHand Client
- www.openhand-mobile.com 8 of 41
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
91.6 Log in to OpenHand
- www.openhand-mobile.com 9 of 41
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
101.7 OpenHand Client Information
1.8 OpenHand Screen Layout and Navigation
- www.openhand-mobile.com 10 of 41
111.9 Use of P800, P900, P910 Jog Dial
1.10 Navigating to other Folders
1.11 To Exit a screen or Log out
121.12 Main Menu - OpenHand Menu
132. 2.1 View Mail List
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
152.2 Create and Send a new Email
- 4. The Enter Recipient page is displayed with the new folder.
2.3 Selecting Email Recipients from your Contacts
- www.openhand-mobile.com 15 of 41
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
172.4 Email notification
- www.openhand-mobile.com
2.5 Open an existing Email
2.6 Reply to an Email
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
- Input boxes.
182.7 Reply to All
2.8 Forward an Email
- www.openhand-mobile.com 18 of 41
192.9 Meeting Invitations
2.10 Attach a File to your Email
- 20OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
- .com
- www.openhand-mobile
212.11 Sorting an Email List
2.12 Finding Email(s) from within an Email folder
222.13 Move an Email to the Deleted Items Folder
- OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
- Folder, select the tick-boxes of the emails you wish to delete.
- Folder, simply click and then navigate to the Deleted Items Folder.
232.14 Delete an Email permanently
2.15 Download SnapShot
- www.openhand-mobile.com 23 of 41
242.16 Deleting SnapShots
2.17 Save a local copy of Email(s)
252.18 Show the Number of Read & Unread Emails
263. 3.1 View Contact List
273.2 Add a new Contact
3.3 Open an existing Contact
3.4 Delete a Contact
283.5 Search for a Contact
3.6 Save a Contact Folder SnapShot
3.7 Deleting Contacts from the SnapShot folder
3.8 Save a local copy of a Contact
293.9 Access a local copy of a Contact
3.10 Copy a Contact
3.11 Phone a Contact
3.12 Email a Contact
304. 4.1 View Calendar
4.2 Navigating the Calendar
314.3 Add a new Appointment & Meeting Invitations
324.4 Open / Edit an Appointment
4.5 Delete an Appointment
4.6 Saving a SnapShot of the Calendar Folder
33 Appointments from the SnapShot folder
4.7 Deleting
4.9 Copy an Appointment
4.8 Save a local copy of an Appointment
344.10 Moving an Appointment
355. 5.1 List Tasks
365.2 View a Task
5.3 Add a new Task
375.4 Edit an existing Task
5.5 Delete a Task
5.6 Save a local copy of a Task
5.7 Copy a Task
397. INSTALLING OPENHAND 7.1 Obtaining OpenHand client software
7.2 Installing OpenHand
407.3 Upgrading OpenHand
- 41OpenHand User Guide for Symbian UIQ (Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i)
- www.openhand-mobile.com 41 of 41

197 pages2.83 Mb

1User’s Guide
- 2Letters
- Accented letters
- Note
- Numbers
3Contents
- Introduction
- Getting to know your P800
- Phone
- CommuniCam and Pictures
- Video player
- Audio player
- 4Internet
- Games
- Messages
- Tasks
- Jotter
- Contacts
- Calendar
- Voice memo
- Calculator
- Time
- 5Viewer
- Online services
- Personalizing your P800
- PC Suite and multimedia for P800
- Installing applications
- Connecting to other devices
- Synchronization and backup
- Control panel
- 6Getting started with Internet and Messages
- Troubleshooting
- Guidelines for safe and efficient use
- Terms and definitions
- Technical data
- Index
- 7Sony Ericsson P800
- User's Guide
- First edition (November 2002)
- 8Important
9Introduction
10Getting to know your P800
- 11A H
- 12Insertion and removal
- To insert the battery
- To remove the battery
- 13Charging the battery
- To charge the battery
- Tip
- 14When you start your P800 the first time
- 15Flip removed
- Flip closed
- Flip open
- 16Standby view
- Selecting and starting applications
- Closing applications
- 17Options menu
- 18Navigation
- 19Screen areas
- Calibration
- To recalibrate the screen
- 20To restore the factory settings
- Removing and attaching the flip keypad
- To remove the keypad
- 21To attach the flip replacement
- To remove the flip replacement
- To attach the keypad
- 22Activating the virtual flip
- To activate the virtual flip
- To de-activatethe virtual flip
- Virtual flip
- 26To insert the Memory Stick Duo
- To lock the Memory Stick Duo
- To remove the Memory Stick Duo
- 27Renaming a Memory Stick Duo
- Copying and moving data
- Sharing data with other devices
- Memory Stick Duo Adapter
- Warning
- Compatibility
- Formatting a Memory Stick Duo
- 28Personal computer support
- 30Demo application
- To start the Demo
- To stop the Demo
- Phone
- Call list
- CommuniCam
- Pictures (flip open only)
- 31Video (flip open only)
- Audio
- Internet (flip open only)
- Messages
- Contacts
- Calendar
- Tasks
- Jotter
- Voice Memo
- Calculator (flip open only)
- Time (flip open only)
- 32Viewer (flip open only)
- Online services
- Control panel (flip open only)
- Connections
- Remote Sync (flip open only)
- GPRS data log (flip open only)
- Application launcher views
- Folders
- 33Using the Folder Menu
- 34To copy all the files in a folder to another folder
- To move a file from one folder to another
- To copy a file to another folder
- Zooming
- Find
- Sorting your files
- Automatic saving
- Sending and receiving items
- 35To send an item using Send as
- To handle items received in e-mailand multimedia messages
- To receive beamed items
- Methods for storing data
- 36Getting help
- Entering text with the flip closed
- Types of text input
- 37Inserting symbols
- Entering text with the flip open
- On-screenkeyboard
- 38Handwriting recognition
- 40Extended characters
- SIM card lock
- To activate the SIM card lock
- PIN2
- 41Device lock
- To activate the device lock
- Change code
- To change a code
- Automatic key lock
- To activate or change the key lock
- To unlock the keys
42Phone
- 43To make an emergency call
- To make a call using Speed Dial
- To make a call using the Call list
- To make a call using the Contact list
- To make a call using voice control
- 44To end a call
- Short cuts
- Incoming calls
- To handle an incoming call
- Options during or after a call
- 48To make and handle a new call during a call
- Conference calls
- To start a conference call
- 49To add a new conference party
- To manage a conference call
- To speak privately to a specific conference party
- To view the call list with the flip closed:
- To view the call list with the flip open:
- 50Speakerphone
- Silent mode
- Set-upspeed dial numbers
- To set a speed dial number
- To remove a speed dial number
- 51To use the power menu
- To set flight mode on and off when Power menu is selected
- To set flight mode on or off
- Controlling tone based services
- 52To set the telephony preferences
- Sounds and alerts
- 53To change the default ring tone
- Incoming call picture
- Voice control
- 54To record a voice command
- To activate the Power menu
- To cancel the selection of Power menu
- Locks
- 55Add to contacts
- Handsfree
- Forward calls
- To forward calls
- Accepted callers
- To add a contact to the Accepted caller list
- 56Call waiting
- Restrict calls
- To restrict incoming calls
- To restrict outgoing calls
- Voice mail
- GSM Networks
- 57To add a network to the preferred list
- Calling cards
- To create a new calling card account
- AoC - Call meter settings
59CommuniCam and Pictures
- 60To take a picture
- CAM
- Delay timer
- To take a picture with self-timer
- Pictures remaining
- 61Thumbnail view
- To sort the pictures
- 62To rename a picture
- Sending and receiving pictures
- Deleting, moving, and copying
- 63To delete multiple pictures
- Sony Image Station
64Video player
- 65Managing video clips
- To rename a video clip
- To view the video clip information
- To delete a video clip
- Saving video clips
- To save a video clip from another application
- Sending and receiving video clips
- 66To clear the download cache
- To change the media buffer size
- Applications
- How to connect to a streaming service
68Audio player
- 69Track-folderview
- Sony Ericsson theme
- File list view
- MP31:40
- Loop
- To loop a list
- 70MP3 1:34/1:40
- Managing track folders
- To rename a track
- To delete a track from the P800
- To select sound file types for the track folders
- 71Saving sound files
- To save a track from another application
- Sending and receiving sound files
72Internet
- 73Browser view
- Bookmarks view
- 74Screen
- Browser view options
- 75Context sensitive menus
- Icons within a page
- To open a specific web page
- 76To navigate through recently opened pages
- To save a page for off-linebrowsing
- To create a bookmark to the open page
- To download and upload files, for example, applications
- To view information on the open page
- To disconnect from the Internet
- WIM Access
- Signing documents
- 77User authentication request
- 78Bookmark view options
- Icons
- To open a bookmark
- To view bookmark information
- To delete several bookmarks
- 79To set up the browser
- Basic settings
- Security settings
- Advanced settings
81Games
- 82Rules
- To restart the game during a game
- To undo/redo a move
- To change card backs and playing background
- Play Solitaire
83Messages
- 84Before using Messages
- Inbox
- Outbox
- To save an e-mailmessage to Outbox
- Draft
- To store a new message in Draft
- To move a message from Outbox to Draft
- Sent
- 85To write and send a text message
- To add an EMS object to your text message
- To format the text in the message using EMS features
- 86To create a new multimedia message
- 87To delete, replace or edit an inserted item
- To edit an inserted picture
- To add a new page to your multimedia message
- To enter the recipients phone number
- To edit item time
- 88To insert an attachment
- To play a received multimedia message
- To add or delete a template
- To forward an MMS
- To store a received MMS object, for example a picture
- 89Sending e-mail
- Writing e-mails
- To send an e-mailmessage
- To write a new e-mail
- To mark an e-mailas urgent
- To enter addresses from Contacts when writing an e-mail
- To save an e-mailmessage and send it later
- To move an e-mailmessage from Outbox to Draft
- Adding attachments
- To attach an entry to an e-mailmessage
- 90“Send as” e-mail
- To attach a Calendar entry to an e-mailmessage
- To attach a Contact to an e-mailmessage
- Receiving e-mail
- Receiving attachments
- To save an attachment, for example a sound file
- Reply with history
- 91Downloading
- To specify a size limit for e-mail,above which you only receive a header
- Downloading e-mailsautomatically
- To download your e-mailsautomatically
- To download the full message
- To download a series of messages
- Disconnecting and connecting
- 92Get and send
- To get and send messages for one specific account
- Connecting and disconnecting from the Internet
- Finding messages
- To get and send messages for all your accounts
- Saving contact details
- To save the sender’s details
- 93If your service provider or network is unavailable
- Synchronized e-mails
- Area information
94Contacts
- 95Menu options in SIM phone book
- Selecting a contact with the flip closed
- To select a contact
- To send a text message
- To send a multimedia message
- To add a contact
- 96To delete a contact
- Edit view
- Making a call with the flip open
- To open Contacts
- To search for an entry containing specific text
- 97To create a new contact
- To add a voice dialing command
- To add a note to a contact
- To add a photo or other picture to a contact
- To personalize the ring melody for a contact
- 98To change the details of a contact
- To add a field to a contact
- To delete a contact
- To import contacts from SIM
- To export contacts to SIM
- 99To create your owner card
- To send your owner card
- To view or edit your owner card
- To sort the contact list and show the preferred phone number
- To change the preferred phone number
100Calendar
- 101To create re-occurringentries
- To edit an entry
- To find a certain entry
- To delete an entry
- To delete all entries in a period of time
- 102To copy, cut or paste an entry
- To move a Calendar item to Tasks
- To cut or copy Calendar entries to the Tasks application
- To customize the calendar view, General tab
- To customize the alarm settings
- To assign colors to your entries using the folders
- 103Saving changes
104Tasks
- 105To open an existing entry
- To mark an entry as completed
- To sort the entries
- To make a copy of an entry or paste an entry
- To restore a deleted entry
- To delete all completed entries
- To move an entry to the Calendar
- To copy a task entry to Calendar
107Jotter
- 108To delete a note
109Voice memo
- 110To send a sound recording
111Calculator
112Time
- 113Format
- To set the time and date display format
- 114To specify your workdays
- To set the locations
- To set the number details
- 115To activate an existing alarm
- To set a new alarm
116Viewer
- 117To copy text from the document
- To search for a text in the document
- To change the document view
- 118To show/hide the spreadsheet grid lines
- To navigate in the workbook
- To navigate in a multi-pagepresentation/PDF
119Online services
120PC Suite and multimedia for P800
- 121Opening the Multimedia CD for P800
122Installing applications
- 123From a PC
- Installing applications from your PC
- From the P800
- Installing applications in the P800
- 124Removing applications in the P800
- Tip
125Connecting to other devices
- 126To activate the infrared port on the P800
- To activate the infrared port on the PC
- Send and receive
- 127Activating Bluetooth wireless technology
- Pairing
- To let your P800 initiate pairing with another device, such as a headset
- 128To let another device initiate pairing with your P800
- To let a headphone initiate pairing with your P800
- To remove a paired device from your P800
- Passkeys
130Synchronization and backup
- 131To make the synchronization settings
- Making a local synchronization
- To make an automatic synchronization
- To make a manual synchronization
- 132Remote synchronization settings
- To configure the remote synchronization server
- To select items to synchronize
- Making a remote synchronization
- Preconditions
- 133Performing a backup
- To make a backup
- Note
- To restore a backup
134Personalizing your P800
- 135To show the contact’s picture when receiving an incoming call
137Control panel
- 138Adding and removing certificates
- Wallpaper
- Type of certificate
- Screen saver
- Power save
- 139Light
- Lock
- To change an application shortcut in the Standby view
- To hide the application shortcuts when your P800 is inactive
- Calibrate
- 140Removing information from applications
- 141Removing or copying general files
- To to remove files or copy files between folders
- Uninstalling applications
- To uninstall applications
- 142Enable PIN
- Disable PIN
- To change the PIN code:
- 143THE CONNECTIONS TAB
- To locate other Bluetooth-enableddevices in the vicinity
- To pair a device with your P800
- 144Security
- 145Accounts tab
- 146New GPRS account
- To create a new Internet account
- 148New Dial-Upor High-Speed Dial-Upaccount
- 150To Edit an Internet account
- To Delete an account
- Other tab
- Preferred Mode (bearer preference)
- 151IP security password
- Password
- Activation password
- 152Email tab
- To create a new e-mailaccount
- 153To edit an e-mailaccount
- To delete an e-mailaccount
- 154SMS tab
- MMS tab
- 156Area tab
- To enable Cell Information
- To turn Area Information on
- To add a new channel
- To turn a channel on or off
- 157To delete a channel
- Alerts
- To set up notification
- 158Basic tab
- To create a new WAP account:
- Preferred tab
- 159THE GENERAL TAB
- On the Locations tab
- On the Numbers tab
- Time & date tab
- To set the current date
- To set the current time
- 160To turn daylight savings time on
- Workdays tab
- Format tab
161Getting started with Internet and Messages
- 162To check that your SMS messaging settings are correct
- Accepting new Internet or Messages settings
- 164Manually set up a WAP account
- 165The Dial-UpNetworking Wizard
- To edit a previously created DUN entry
- To define P800 as a modem
- To set up a Dial-Upentry for CSD or HSCSD
- 166Connecting
- To connect using a DUN entry created by the wizard
- Connection information
- GPRS status information
- GPRS data log
- 167To view information on an account
- To delete the log for an account
- To reset the log of an account
- To delete or reset the log of several accounts
- Session data
168Troubleshooting
- 169Alternative method for unblocking the SIM card
- To unblock the SIM card, enter the following sequence:
- unblock key
- new PIN repeat new PIN
- Key symbol
- Screen limitations
- Blocked contact card provider
- To unlock the P800:
- 170Blinks red
- Storage manager
- To start the storage manager
- Does not blink
- Information in applications
172Guidelines for safe and efficient use
- 173Driving
- 174Personal Medical Devices
- Children
- Disposing of the Product
- Power Supply
- 175Emergency Calls
- Battery Information
- 176Warning
- Disposing of the battery
- Our warranty
- 177What we will do
- Conditions
- 179We, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB of
- Nya Vattentornet
- S-22188 Lund, Sweden
- Sony Ericsson type 713 05 01-BV and 713 05 01-CN
- 99/5/EC
- 89/336/EEC
- 73/23/EEC
180Terms and definitions
- 181CSD
- CSS
- DTMF
- DUN
- e-GSM
- EMS
- FCC
- GIF
- GSM
- 182HSCSD
- HTML
- HTTP
- IMAP4
- IrDA
- ISDN
- ISP
- JFIF
- 183JPEG
- MBM
- MeT
- MIDI
- MIME
- MMS
- MP3
- MPEG-4
- 184OTA
- PCS
- PDF
- Phone book
- PIM
- PIN
- POP3
- QQVGA
- QVGA
- PDA
- PNG
- 185Protocol
- RS232
- SGML
- Service Provider
- SIM
- SMIL
- SMS
- SMTP
- SWIM
- SyncML
- TCP/IP
- TLS
- 186URL
- USB
- USSD
- vCal; vCalendar
- vCard
- VGA
- VPN
- WAP
- WAV
- 187WBXML
- WIM
- WML
- WTLS
- W3C
- xHTML
- XML
188Technical data
- 189Infrared transceiver
- GPRS Maximum Data Rates (kbps)
- Integrated CommuniCam
- Pictures (Image viewer)
- HSCSD Maximum Data Rates (kbps)
- Telephony
- Video player
- Audio player
- 190Integrated browser
- SMS
- MMS
- EMS
- E-Mail
- Document viewer
191Index

128 pages4.4 Mb

2Preface
3Contents
8P800/802 Overview
- 9Features and Specification Summary
  - General
  - Memory Stick® Duo® Slot for Memory Stick Duo
  - Battery Life
  - GPRS
  - HSCSD
  - Screen
  - Input (P800)
  - Input (P802)
  - Third Party Application Support
  - Phone
  - Personal Organiser Contacts (Address Book) Calendar (Diary)
  - Integrated CommuniCam
  - Audio Player
  - Pictures (Image Viewer)
  - Video Player
  - Messaging
  - Document Viewers
  - 10Integrated Browser
  - M-Services
  - User Personalisation
  - Bluetooth
  - Infrared Port
  - Remote Synchronization
  - Local Synchronization
  - PC Connectivity Solutions
  - PC Utilities
  - Security
  - Remote Configuration (OTA)
  - Games
- 11Accessories
  - Accessory
  - Product
  - name
12P800 Controls and Operation
18Data Storage Locations
- 19User Storage configuration in a new P800
  - 20Sony Ericsson Multimedia Content
  - Application Files
  - Language Files
- 21Action when P800 is Initialised
- 22Action at Master Reset
- 23Folder View of Internal Storage
24Phone and PIM Applications
- 27Calendar
- Tasks
- 28Jotter
- Time, Voice Memo and Calculator
29Multimedia
- Audio Formats
  - 30Loudspeaker Characteristics
  - Stereo Headphone Characteristics
- 31Image formats
  - Colour Screen
- 32Media Format and Application Summary
  - 33Notes to Media Format and Application Summary Table
- 34Data Flow Summary
  - Beaming
  - Viewer
  - Messages
  - 35Application Behaviour
  - PC Suite for P800
36P800 Audio Player
37Imaging
- Built-InCommuniCam
38Pictures
39Video Playback and Streaming
- Video Compression
- Audio Compression
- File Format
- What is streaming
- 40Applications
- User scenarios
- Standards, architecture and protocol
- Locally Stored Clips
- Streaming Support in the P800
- 41MIME Support
- Recommended Settings
42Memory Stick® Duo®
- 43Wide Industry Support
- Memory Stick Usage Cases in the P800
- Compatibility with other Memory Stick devices
- 44Memory Stick inserted in to a PC
45Messaging
- 46Examples of EMS contents and applications
- EMS Media Objects in the P800
- 47EMS Display in the P800
- 48Benefits
- MMS objects
- 49SMIL presentations
- 50SMIL Example
- Slide
- 51Media Object Timing
- Object type
- Start Point
- Default Duration
- (Seconds from start of slide)
- (Seconds)
- 52Templates
- Notification and download
- Interoperability and Conformance
- 53Media Object Summary
- 54Composing a multimedia message
- 55Receiving a multimedia message
- Receiving a multimedia message on other terminals
- 56MMS technical features
- 57P800 E-MailFeatures
- 58Technical Explanation of E-Mail
- 59E-MailFetch and Delete Operation
  - 60state
  - Get&Send
  - Deletions
  - E-Mailaccount accessed only by the P800
  - E-Mailaccount accessed by the P800 and another device
  - E-Mailaccount accessed by the P800 and another device – Alternative
- 61Area Information
62Document Viewer
- 63Document Types Supported
64Browser, M-Servicesand MeT
- 65MeT Example
- 66P800 Browser
  - Content Types Supported
  - 67Browser UI
- 68World Wide Web
- WAP Security
- Certificates
- WIM Locks (PIN Codes)
- Service Indication (SI)
- Service Loading (SL)
- 69Opera Browser
70Symbian OS Operating System
- 71Java
- 72P800/UIQ Feature Support
- Sony Ericsson Advanced Developer Support
- Sony Ericsson Basic Developer Support
- Sony Ericsson Online Support
- 73Developer Tools
  - Metrowerks Code Warrior Development Studio for Symbian Version
  - 74Symbian OS v7.0 UIQ SDK for Sony Ericsson P800/802
  - Metrowerks Code Warrior Wireless Studio
  - 75Sun One Studio
76Personalisation and Customisation
- Wallpaper and Application Shortcuts
- Screen Saver
- 77Picture Phone Book
- Ringtones
- 78Other Audio Personalisation
- 79Sony Ericsson Content
  - Sample Image Content
  - 80Audio Content
  - 81Video
  - 82MMS Templates
- 83PC Software for Personalisation
  - Sony Ericsson Image Editor
  - Sony Ericsson MMS Home Studio
- 84Sony Ericsson WAP Configurator
85Games
- 86Stunt Run
87BluetoothTM Wireless Technology
- 88Bluetooth Usage Cases with the P800
  - Bluetooth Headset
  - Laptop PC / PDA
  - Mobile Devices
89Synchronization & Data Transfer
- SyncML Background
- What is SyncML
- Designed for the requirements of the wireless world
- 90Benefits of a common synchronization protocol
- Which information can be synchronized
- 91Local Synchronisation
  - 92File Transfer Utility
  - Backup and Restore
  - Language Change Utility
- 93Software Installation Utility
- Dial-UpNetworking Wizard
- Other PC Suite for P800 Content
- 94Object Exchange – ‘Send As’
  - Bearer
  - Bluetooth
  - SMS
  - E-Mail
  - Application (Data Type)
95GPRS, HSCSD and CSD Connections
- 97Circuit Switched Data (CSD)
- 98High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD)
- 999.6kbps per
- 14.4kbps per
- timeslot
- timeslot
- 100GPRS
  - 101bold
  - CS-1
  - 9.05kbps
  - CS-213.4kbps
103Chinese Models In Detail
- FC Character Input
- 104FO Character Input
- Handwriting Recognition
- 105Chinese Dictionary
- 106Lunar Calendar
- 107WuZiQi – Five Stone Chess
108SIM Application Toolkit
110PC Suite for P800
111Multimedia for P800
112P800 Consumer Package
113Terminology and Abbreviations
- 114e-GSM
- EMS
- ETSI
- FC, FC mode
- FCC
- FO, FO mode
- GGSN
- GIF
- G-MIDI
- HTML
- HTTP
- IMAP4
- iMelody
- IrDA
- ISDN
- ISP
- Java Phone
- JFIF
- JNI
- 115JPEG
- JVM
- kbps
- KVM
- LAN
- MBM
- MeT
- MIDI
- MIDP
- MIME
- MMS
- MMS-C
- MP3
- MPEG
- OTA
- PCS
- PDF
- PDP
- Personal Java
- Phone book
- PIM
- PKI
- 116PNG
- Polyphonic
- POP3
- PSTN
- PTD
- QCIF
- QQVGA
- QVGA
- RADIUS
- PDA
- RAS
- RMF
- SDK
- Service Provider
- SIM card
- SIM-AT
- SMIL
- SMS
- SMSCB
- SMTP
- SWIM
- TCP/IP
- Terminal Adaptor
- 117TLS
- URL
- USSD
- *79*1234#
- vCal; vCalendar
- vCard
- VGA
- VPN
- WAP
- WAV
- WBMP
- WBXML
- WIM
- WML
- WTLS
- WWW
- xHTML
- XML
118Related Information
121Technical Specifications
- General
- Battery Life
- GPRS Maximum Data Rates (kbps)
- HSCSD Maximum Data Rates (kbps)
- Screen
- 122Keypad
- Input
- Third Party Application Support
- 123Telephony
- Personal Organiser
- Integrated CommuniCam
- Pictures (Image Viewer)
- 124Image Editor
- Video Player
- Audio Player
- Messaging: SMS
- Messaging: EMS
- Messaging: MMS
- Messaging: E-Mail
- 125Document Viewer
- 126Integrated browser technical data
- M-Services
- MeT
- User Personalisation
- 127Bluetooth Wireless Technology technical data
- Infrared Transceiver technical data
- Remote Synchronisation
- Local Synchronisation
- PC Suite for P800
- PC Utilities
- 128Security
- Remote Configuration
- Games

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2Preface
- Purpose of this document
- 3Document history
  - Trademarks and acknowledgements
  - Terminology and abbreviations
    - 4
- 4Online Developer Resources
  - Sony Ericsson Developer Support
5Contents
7Technical overview and architecture
- 8A developers perspective on the P800, P900 and P910 series
- 10General information about the P900 series
- General tips for the P900 and P910 series
- 11Internal user storage C: drive
  - Folder view of internal storage
- 13C++
- 14PersonalJava
  - Additional tools useful to the pJava developer
  - 15pJava performance
  - pJava application considerations
  - pJava font limitations (java.awt.Font)
    - 16
  - 16Behaviour related to flip modes
  - Application development
    - UIQ 2.0 vs UIQ 2.1 and application compatibility
      - Convention
      - 17
    - 17UIQ SDK for Symbian OS v7.0
      - Technical requirements for the UIQ SDK
    - Device Emulator and Library Linking
      - Library linking for applications with device emulation
      - Library linking for applications for target execution
      - 18
      - Skin images
      - Emulator issues and guidelines
      - Chinese extensions to the emulator
    - 18Porting applications
  - 19Sony Ericsson specific APIs
    - Camera API
    - Vibration API
      - 20
    - Streaming AMR API
    - MMS API
  - 20Other useful Symbian APIs
    - Device identification
    - 21Bluetooth
    - IMEI, IMSI
    - Colour display
    - Audio
    - Media server
  - 22API Limitations
    - ETel
    - Messaging/MMS
- 23Deploying applications on the P800, P900 and P910 series
  - 24P800/P900 series specific .sis packages
    - 25
- 25Installation and data storage
- On-target debugging
  - More information
  - 26
- 26Signing digital applications
  - Symbian Signed
    - Installing Symbian Signed applications on the P800, P900 and P910 series
      - How to check if the Symbian certificate is installed
      - How to install the Symbian certificate
- 27Go-to-Market opportunities
  - 29
- 29Technical specifications for the P800, P900 and P910 series
  - Specification table:
  - - 30
- 30Links and references
  - Development books
  - pJava on P800, P900 and P910 series
  - Links
  - Tips, information and external documentation
31For Internal Use Only
- Index

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