TCP Port, Uniform Resource Locator URL | Nokia 9000il guide

Chapter 7 - Internet

Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP)

An Internet protocol governing the transfer of electronic mail.

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)

A security protocol that prevents eavesdrop- ping, tampering, or message forgery over the Internet.

SSL support is available as add-on software on the CD-ROM and floppy disk delivered in the sales package. For further information about latest SSL support contact the Nokia HelpLine or http://www.forum.nokia.com.

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet

Protocol (TCP/IP)

A protocol that governs the data communi-

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cation in the Internet and in the TCP/IP

networks.

TCP Port

Identifies the data port of the destination

computer.

Uniform Resource Locator (URL)

Link information required by the WWW service to connect to a given WWW host computer. The URL usually starts with http:// followed by www. For example, the Club.Nokia home page can be found at: http:/ /www.club.nokia.com. URLs are often re- ferred to with phrases like “Home page loca- tion,” “Site location,” “can be found at... .”

Internet settings

Figure 7-1: Internet settings

To access the Internet settings main view (Figure 7-1), go to the Internet applications main view and press Settings.

Note: The Internet settings apply to all Internet applications.

To define Internet settings:

1In the Internet settings main view choose Internet access and press Change.

2To define a new Internet access point, press New. To modify or change an existing one, press Edit.

The Internet settings are:

Modem initialization — Allows you to define your communicator’s modem settings.

Autobauding (default) — The data transmis- sion rate is determined automatically.

Compression — On/Off (default). Speeds up data transfer (e.g. mail sending or receiving) when supported by the the remote (PPP) server.

Fixed 9600 b/s — Fixed data transmission rate is used. If you experience problems with es- tablishing a data call, try this option.

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Contents

9357106 Issue 2 US Page Switch OFF Near Blasting Always Don’t use the phone interface at a Refueling pointPress . To end a call press . To Answer a call press Table of contents Internet CalendarSystem Important safety information Index TroubleshootingCare and maintenance Extras Introduction IntroductionPhone and communicator interfaces Things to remember ServicesAccess codes FCC/Industry Canada Notice Contact information TextsDocument outbox Facts about wireless data transmission Getting started Getting startedFirst start-up This chapter covers the following topics Press Settings SIM card SIM card contents Installing the SIM card Connectors Connectors Battery Charging the batteryInsert the battery Using the battery Battery Communicator interface Communicator display Communicator interface conventions 10 Communicator display Using the applications Communicator applicationsTel. Telephone is used for managing voice calls Call status IndicatorsCommunicator is in flight mode Inbox/Outbox Battery is fully charged five bars displayed Battery levelBattery is low. The battery should be recharged Keyboard Special features Communicator help Multi-select function Settings and MenusBacklight Shortcuts Naming a document Received communications Useful settings information Application Path Contacts Application Contacts settingsContacts Nokia HelpLine Contact cards Contacts directoryEditing contact cards + character Customizing contact cards+, #, *, p, w, -, space characters +1-area code-7 digit number Storing Dtmf tones RecordsSpeed dials Records SIM and phone memory Copying memory SIM to phoneOpen the General record Entering contact information Via the phone interface Copying memory Contacts directory to Telephone Telephone settingsRinging settings Telephone Voice call restrictions Voice call forward, callVoice call forward All incoming calls Calls cannot be received Other settings Calling card settingsSingle number settings Call waiting Speakerphone audio control Press Making a call Use the recent calls list Press the Recent calls commandInterface, unless you want to use the handsfree mode Answering a call To make a call with a calling card Calling card callManaging calls Making a call Active call Press Conference commandsConference call Calling your voice mailbox Sending Dtmf tones Voice call transferAlternating calls Conference call Incoming faxes, short Messages and data Fax settings FaxFax Fax settings MenuFax cover Sending faxes You can send faxes from Fax applicationTo add a logo or signature to the fax cover Fax directory Fax cover page and send OptionsSending faxes Received faxes There are two ways to read a received fax Your SIM card must be activated for SMS Short messagesShort messages Write message Rename Copy Move Create folder Send options are Reply via same Smsc Yes / No default SMS settingsSMS settings are Send options Use number Sending messagesSending contact cards Editing SMS messages SMS directory To select a recipient three optionsOnce your recipient is entered, press Send Info messages Received messagesStandard messages Cards are marked with To read a received message Business cards Receiving a business card via SMS Internet applications Getting Internet serviceInternet Internet Domain name and Host name Hypertext Markup Language Html Internet Access PointCookies Internet Protocol IP address Uniform Resource Locator URL Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol TCP/IPTCP Port Simple Mail Transport Protocol Smtp Internet access settings are Mail settings To alter the E-mail settings Go to the E-mail main view Sending e-mail Reply / Forward e-mail Mail directoryTo select a recipient listed in the E-mail directory Send e-mail upon request Mime encoding On default or Off see E-mail settings onMail envelope Press Send options Receiving e-mail Reading e-mail Remote mailbox WWW settings Your SIM card activated for data serviceDomains as accurately as you wish To view a HotlistHotlist Press Retrieve To reload a web page, press Ctrl+R Connecting to WWWBack returns the previous set of commands Close returns you to the Hotlist Press Copy source Connecting to WWWNavigating in WWW Open the document to view the code Downloading add-on Software Viewing imagesPlug-ins To download a plug-in To create new or edit existing connections Telnet commandsDefine Telnet connections To edit an existing connection, press Edit Text transfers To send text to the host computerPress Send text Define Terminal connections Define terminal connections Terminal connection Four programmable function keys PF1-4 Received faxes Received faxes Editing Created and downloaded TextsRead-only documents Special characters Sending documentsReceived faxes Downloaded figures To enter special characters from the character table Printing problems Printing documents„ Press Start to start printing Monthly schedule Calendar settingsCalendar Calendar To delete events To adjust the details of the selected eventDaily schedule Description The description of the event Alarms MemosRepeat until date Indicates the last date of the event Weekly schedule On both the phone and communicator interface displays Calendar booking To access the To-do list To-do listPress Menu in any of the schedules System settings SystemSystem 10-1 Key click Off / Quiet default/ Loud Security10-2 PIN code request On default / Off System10-3 Other codes 10-4 Fax modem „ To stop using communicator as a fax modem, press DisableUser data System 10-5 Connecting to a PC 10-6To establish a connection System 10-7 File transferTransferring files from Communicator Following files can be transferred Install/Remove software Transferring files to Communicator10-8 Backup/Restore Import/Export contactsSystem 10-9 Import/Export calendar data Data removal10-10 Memory About this productSystem 10-11 User-defined services Nokia servicesOperator services Extras 11-2 CalculatorSaved forms Maximum length of the calculator tape is 100 lines Extras Alarm clockClock 11-3 Editing the cities database ‚ Press Delete alarm to cancel the alarmWorld time 11-4 Clock settings ComposerExtras 11-5 11-6 Custom tune optionsEditing a custom tune Composer Converter Currency converterExtras 11-7 11-8 Wireless Data BackupRestore data over the GSM network via a data Call Document outbox Document outbox 12-1 12-2 Phone interface Phone interface 13-1 Display indicators Display indicatorsUsing the selection keys 13-2 Receiving a call Sending Dtmf tonesPhone interface 13-3 Automatic sending Using memoryUsing memory Keying in a name Phone interface 13-5 Recalling informationDialing shortcuts Lower case letters 13-6 Menu shortcutsMenu scrolling Speed search Main menu structure Phone interface13-7 Detailed menus list Recent calls MenuMessages Menu Call forwarding Menu Message settings Menu 2Call forward settings 13-9 Phone settings Menu Security options Menu Duration and cost Menu Network selection Menu Memory functions Menu Copy between memories Menu 8 In-call options MenuSIM card memory status Menu 8 Erase SIM card memory Menu 8 Keypad lock Menu HelpAll sounds Menu Phone interface 13-15 Power comes on, but the phone interface does not work TroubleshootingTroubleshooting 14-1 Communicator activation and system trouble 14-2 Resetting the communicatorEstablishing communication Establishing communication Calls, faxes or data cannot be forwarded or restricted Troubleshooting 14-3Pressing the key on the phone interface keyboard Fax reception The SIM does not have a fax number Connectivity and printing 14-4Connectivity and printing Troubleshooting 14-5 Miscellaneous Warranty information Care and maintenance 15-1Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty Warranty information 15-2 Care and maintenance 15-3 Traffic safety Important safety information 16-1Operating environment 16-2 Using this manualEmergency calls To make an emergency call Cleaning the communicator 15-1 Clock Symbols+ character Access codes Alarm Index Mail directory Emergency calls Sending upon request 7-8 settingsNetwork password Network selection Settings Fax driver software 10-5 Files PC connectivity WWW Shortcuts Last number redial Setting number 4-4 Voice mailbox World time Calling