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Chapter 7: Configuring Communications

Setting Up Your NETBOOK PRO

number of networks and systems. Also, routing is streamlined since IPv6 uses a hierarchical routing infrastructure that enables Internet backbone routers to have much smaller routing tables.

IPv6 is especially useful for mobile devices that roam across networks, since they encounter fewer problems during roaming than with the previous protocol version, IPv4. With IPv6 support network transitions are more transparent to devices and applications.

1.The NETBOOK PRO uses IPv4 by default. In order to enable IPv6 open the Control Panel to find the IPv6 Support icon.

2.Double-click on the IPv6 Support icon to access the dialogue that enables this feature.

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Contents

Netbook PRO Copyright 2004 by Psion Teklogix Inc., Mississauga, Ontario Service Return-To-Factory WarrantySupport Services DisclaimerPage Table of Contents Configuring The Unit ContentsKeyboard Iii Files, Folders, and Programs Configuring Communications Using The PC Connection Troubleshooting And Tips Appendix a Support Services And Worldwide Offices SpecificationsAppendices Appendix B Program License Agreements Important Safety Instructions FCC Information for the USA Approvals And Safety Summary TTE Directive 1999/5/EC FCC Information to the User Approvals And Safety Summary Radio Frequency Emissions Emissions Information for Canada LITHIUM-ION Battery Safety Precautions Approvals And Safety Summary Page Introduction Page About This Manual About This Manual Unpacking The Box Item Checklist Text ConventionsText Conventions Main Features Applications Installed On The Netbook PROMain Features About ActiveSync Caring For The Netbook PROScreen About ActiveSync Operating Temperature Backup BatteryCharging Drop Rating Service Storage TemperatureHumidity Magnetic Fields And Static Electricity Getting Started Page Features Of The Netbook PRO Identifying Product FeaturesFeatures Of The Netbook PRO Right Side Of Netbook PRO Identifying Product Features Turning On And Off Turning On And Off Passwords Passwords Finding And Using The Stylus Finding And Using The Stylus Main And Backup Batteries Power ManagementFitting The Main Battery Power Management Charging The Netbook PRO Battery Pack Changing Battery PacksMain And Backup Batteries Internal Backup Battery Power Properties Power Properties Description Battery Battery Calibration Power Saving Schemes 11 Power Properties Schemes Switch To Dim Power Scheme Switch to Suspend Switch to Stand-By Advanced Tab 15 Power Schemes Switch To Suspend Menu Memory Cards Inserting And Removing An MMC Or SD CardMemory Cards Inserting And Removing a Compact Flash Card Inserting And Removing a Compact Flash Card Inserting And Removing a Pcmcia Card Inserting And Removing a Pcmcia Card Connecting USB Accessories Connecting USB Accessories Start Button And Taskbar Start Button And Taskbar Resetting The Netbook PRO Resetting The Netbook PRO Performing a Soft Reset Performing a Soft Reset Performing a Hard Reset Performing a Hard ResetFirst Steps Starting Programs Navigating Between Files And FoldersPrograms And Files Entering Information Using Menus Using DialoguesUsing Menus Dialogue Buttons Using Dialogues Copying Information Between Programs Copying Information Between Programs Keyboard Page Features Features Brightness Control Function KeysCapitalized Characters Function Keys International Keyboards Specialized Accent KeysInternational Keyboards Keyboard Diagrams Keyboard Diagrams French Keyboard German Keyboard Italian Keyboard Spanish Keyboard Configuring the Unit Page Entering Owner and Password Information Things To Do FirstThings To Do First Setting Up ActiveSync Setting The Time, Date, And Time ZoneSetting The Time, Date, And Time Zone Things To Do Next Setting Up ActiveSync Connecting Via RS-232 Serial Connecting Via Ethernet 802.11b Connecting Via Infrared IrDA Connecting Via Bluetooth Backing Up To a PC Backing Up To a Memory CardBacking Up To a PC Restoring Files From a Memory-Card Backup Exploring The Control PanelExploring The Control Panel Securing Your Information Securing Your Information FILES, FOLDERS, and Programs Page Moving Around IntroductionOpening Files, Folders And Programs Introduction Creating New Folders Closing Programs/FilesHow can I see which programs are open? Closing Programs/Files Changing File Attributes Start Menu DocumentsCreating New Files What names can I use for my files & folders? Managing Folders Managing Folders Flash Folder Flash Folder Using Total Recall Total RecallTotal Recall AutoRestore Profile Settings Profile InformationProfile Information Add Files Profile LocationAdd Files Add Files Completing Backup/Restore View SelectionsView Selections Memory-Card Folders Memory-Card Folders Checking System Memory Use What Happens When System Memory Is Full?Additional Memory And Programs Checking System Memory Use Storage Manager Formatting a Memory CardStorage Manager Creating Partitions Creating Partitions Partition Management Partition Management Partition Management Partition Management Page Using the PC Connection Page Using ActiveSync Tips On Using ActiveSync Help Where Can I Find More Help?Getting Help Getting Help Working With Your Files Copying a File Using Drag And DropLooking At Files On Your Netbook PRO Working With Your Files Copying a File Using Copy And Paste Copying a File Using Copy And Paste Performing Regular Backups Performing Your First BackupOpening Netbook PRO Files From Your PC Opening Netbook PRO Files From Your PC Synchronizing Your Netbook PRO What Is Synchronization?Synchronizing Your Netbook PRO Creating The Partnership Synchronizing Your Netbook PRO Using An Existing Partnership Using An Existing Partnership On-Schedule Outlook Sync On-Schedule Outlook SyncPage Configuring Communications Page 802.11b Radio Configuration 802.11b Radio Configuration Bluetooth Radio Configuration Bluetooth Radio Configuration Netbook PRO Bluetooth Settings Netbook PRO Bluetooth Settings Scan Devices Menu Services Set PIN Servers Menu 101 Property Menu Netbook PRO Bluetooth Settings Using The Internet On The Netbook PRO Internet And E-Mail SettingsUsing E-mail On The Netbook PRO Connecting By Telephone Line To a Remote Mailbox Personal Dial-up Account Types Of E-mail AccountRemote e.g. Office E-mail Account Web-based E-mail Account If You Don’t Have An Internet/E-mail Account Glossary Of Terms105 Setting Up Your Netbook PRO How To Use Internet Explorer/InboxSetting Up Your Netbook PRO Information Checklist Getting Help What Information Do I Need?107 Write It Here 2.4 IPv6 Support 109 Connecting To An ISP Or RAS Connecting An External ModemConnecting To An ISP Or RAS Setting Up Dialing Connecting The Internal ModemSpecifications Connecting The Modem Go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/Dialing Configuring The Modem 113 Enter a name for the new connection Setting Up The E-mail Program 115 Email Account Management tabPage 117 Troubleshooting and TipsPage General Tips If You Forget Your PasswordTimes Aren’t Correct In The Time Program General Tips Resetting The Netbook PRO Netbook PRO Doesn’t Turn On/OffNetbook PRO Doesn’t Turn On/Off Battery Life Of The Netbook PRO Battery Life Of The Netbook PROCharging Times 121 Tips When Installing ActiveSync Basic Troubleshooting For Your Netbook PROTips When Installing ActiveSync Basic Troubleshooting For Your PC Basic Troubleshooting For Your PC123 Device Conflicts Device Conflicts 125 Fax/Modem On COM 1/2/3/4 5 Fax/Modem On COM 1/2/3/4 127 ActiveSync Synchronization Problems ActiveSync Synchronization Problems Other Things To Try Other Things To Try129 Page 131 SpecificationsPage Environmental Characteristics Hardware Specifications133 Standard Display Power RequirementsStandard Processor And Memory Miscellaneous Accessories AccessoriesStandard Operating System 135Page Appendix a Worldwide Offices Worldwide WEB Page Appendix B Page Program License Agreement Microsoft End User License Agreement Eula Chapter Chapter Index 102 Index Fn key 42 folders Power Properties Switch to Dim Ieee 802.1X authentication 95 radio configuration