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12.Enter *99# in Phone number box and click OK to return to the Connect Bluetooth Connection dialog.

13.Now you can click Dial to start using the device as a GPRS modem to connect to the Internet.

Note: The options from step 7 to 13 may vary by Bluetooth service provider. Consult your retailer or Bluetooth provider to find out the correct options on the PC if necessary.

Synchronizing Data

Performing Remote Synchronization with a Server

If you are frequently on the move and need to keep your data synchronized, remote sync will be an ideal choice. Remote synchronization requires support of the following from your network service provider:

GPRS or dial-up data connection service

A synchronization server

In order to perform remote synchronization, you need to correctly configure the remote synchronization settings.

Configuring Remote Synchronization Settings

Consult your network service provider and obtain the following information:

Remote synchronization server address

User name and password

Next, configure the remote synchronization settings following the steps below.

1.Tap the icon in the Application shortcut bar, all application program icons on your device are displayed.

2.Tap Remote sync.

3.Tap Edit and select Preferences.

4.According to the data obtained form your network service provider, complete the settings on the Server and Protocol tabs.

5.Tap Done.

Performing Remote Synchronization

1.Tap the icon in the Application shortcut bar.

2.Tap Remote sync.

3.Tap Sync.

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6708 specifications

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