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Chapter 2: Getting Started

Features Of The NETBOOK PRO

2.1 Features Of The NETBOOK PRO

The NETBOOK PRO is a sub-notebook mobile computer using the Windows® CE.Net operating system, with an SVGA touch-sensitive screen. The NETBOOK PRO is lightweight and designed for use in a wide range of business areas including field service, field sales, transport, health care, hospitality, manufacturing and insur- ance.

Figure 2.1 The NETBOOK PRO

2.2 Turning On And Off

To switch on:

open the NETBOOK PRO.

Note: In its default configuration, the NETBOOK PRO will wake up when the case is opened, and sleep when the case is closed. These and other power- on/power-off options can be changed on the Advanced tab of the Power Properties control panel.

Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual

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Psion Teklogix Win CE 4.2 user manual Features Of The NETBOOK PRO, Turning On And Off, 1 The NETBOOK PRO, Getting Started

Contents

Win CE User Manual NETBOOK PROISO 9001 Certified Quality Management System October 10, 2003 P/N 8100012 Rev AAll trademarks are the property of their respective holders Copyright 2003 by Psion Teklogix Inc., Mississauga, OntarioService Return-To-Factory WarrantySupport Services DisclaimerPage Chapter 2 Getting Started TABLE OF CONTENTSChapter 1 Introduction Contents Chapter 3 Configuring The UnitContents Chapter 5 Using The PC ConnectionChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs Contents Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Contents Chapter 8 SpecificationsAppendices Appendix A Support Services And Worldwide OfficesAppendix B Program License Agreement ContentsNETBOOK PRO APPROVALS AND SAFETY SUMMARYDECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FCC INFORMATION FOR THE USA Approvals And Safety SummaryFCC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY DOC NETBOOK PROCE MARKING R&TTE DIRECTIVE 1999/5/ECApprovals And Safety Summary Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User ManualApprovals And Safety Summary FCC INFORMATION TO THE USERRADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE Approvals And Safety Summary IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSRADIO FREQUENCY EMISSIONS BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS INFRARED DEVICE SAFETYEMISSIONS INFORMATION FOR CANADA CLASS 1 LED PRODUCTApprovals And Safety Summary LITHIUM-ION BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONSexploding, adhere to the precautions listed below Do not immerse the battery in water Approvals And Safety Summary1.3 Applications Installed On The NETBOOK PRO 1.3.1 About ActiveSync INTRODUCTION11.1 About This Manual 1.2 Text Conventions 1.4 Caring For The NETBOOK PROPage Chapter 5 Using The PC Connection Chapter 3 Configuring The UnitChapter 6 Configuring Communications Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And TipsChapter 8 Specifications 1.3 Applications Installed On The NETBOOK PROAppendix A Support Services And Worldwide Offices 1.2 Text Conventions1.3.1 About ActiveSync 1.4 Caring For The NETBOOK PROScreen ChargingOperating Temperature Backup BatteryStorage Temperature Drop RatingHumidity ServiceMagnetic Fields And Static Electricity Chapter 1 IntroductionPage GETTING STARTED 2.10 First Steps 2.10.1 Navigating Between Files And Folders 2.10.4 Entering Information 2.10.5 Using Menus 2.10.6 Using Dialogs2.10.2 Starting Programs 2.10.3 Programs And Files 2.10.6.1 Dialog Buttons 2.10.7 Copying Information Between ProgramsFeatures Of The NETBOOK PRO 2.1 Features Of The NETBOOK PROTo switch on 2.2 Turning On And OffPasswords 2.3 PasswordsTo switch off Chapter 2 Getting StartedFinding And Using The Stylus 2.4 Finding And Using The StylusFigure 2.2 Location Of The Stylus Chapter 2 Getting StartedPower Management 2.5 Power ManagementYou can take steps to help prolong your battery’s life Turn the screen brightness downPower Properties 2.5.1 Power PropertiesDescription Table 2.1 System Tray Icon Charge States2.5.1.2 Battery Calibration 2.5.1.1 BatteryFigure 2.3 Power Properties Battery Note The current measurement displayed may be up to ten seconds oldChapter 2 Getting Started Power Propertiesthe charge will last during day-to-day use. An indicator beside the estimate of remaining charge in the main battery displays either ‘Not calibrated’, ‘Calibrating’, or nothing Figure 2.4 Power Properties Schemes 2.5.1.3 Power Saving SchemesPower Properties Chapter 2 Getting StartedSwitch To Dim Power SchemeSwitch to Stand-By AC PowerFigure 2.6 Power Schemes Switch To Standby Menu Switch to SuspendPower Properties Chapter 2 Getting StartedFigure 2.8 Power Properties Advanced Figure 2.7 Power Schemes Switch To Suspend Menu2.5.1.4 The Advanced Tab Power Properties2.5.2.1 Fitting The Main Battery 2.5.2 Battery Care2.5.2.2 Charging The NETBOOK PRO Battery Pack 2.5.2.3 Changing Battery PacksChapter 2 Getting Started 2.5.2.4 Prolonging Battery LifeBattery Care Figure 2.10 Backup Battery Insertion 2.5.2.5 The Internal Backup Battery2.6 Memory Cards Memory CardsChapter 2 Getting Started 2.6.1 Inserting And Removing An MMC Or SD CardFigure 2.11 MMC/SD Slot Location Figure 2.12 Compact Flash Slot Location 2.6.2 Inserting And Removing A Compact Flash CardInserting And Removing A Compact Flash Card Chapter 2 Getting StartedFigure 2.13 PCMCIA Slot Location 2.6.3 Inserting And Removing A PCMCIA CardInserting And Removing A PCMCIA Card Chapter 2 Getting StartedConnecting USB Accessories 2.7 Connecting USB AccessoriesTo connect USB Mini Type-A Connector To USB PeripheralThe Start Button And Taskbar 2.8 The Start Button And TaskbarStart Menu Chapter 2 Getting StartedResetting The NETBOOK PRO 2.9 Resetting The NETBOOK PROFigure 2.14 Control Panel The Control PanelChapter 2 Getting Started 2.9.1 Performing A Soft ResetPerforming A Soft Reset Figure 2.15 Reset Button Location 2.9.2 Performing A Hard ResetPerforming A Hard Reset Chapter 2 Getting Started2.10.1 Navigating Between Files And Folders 2.10 First StepsFirst Steps Chapter 2 Getting Started2.10.2 Starting Programs 2.10.5 Using Menus2.10.3 Programs And Files 2.10.4 Entering InformationUsing Dialogs 2.10.6 Using DialogsTextbox Dropdown2.10.6.1 Dialog Buttons 2.10.7 Copying Information Between ProgramsFigure 2.16 Dialog Pages Copying Information Between ProgramsCONFIGURING THE UNIT Page 3.1.2 Setting The Time, Date, And Time Zone 3.1.1 Entering Owner and Password InformationChapter 3 Configuring The Unit Things To Do First Entering Owner and Password InformationThings To Do Next Setting Up ActiveSync 3.2.1 Setting Up ActiveSync3.2 Things To Do Next 3.2.1.1 PartnershipsThings To Do Next Connecting Via RS232 Serial 3.2.1.2 Connecting Via RS232 SerialOn the NETBOOK PRO On the PC3.2.1.4 Connecting Via Ethernet 802.11b 3.2.1.3 Connecting Via Infrared IrDAThings To Do Next Connecting Via Infrared IrDA Chapter 3 Configuring The Unit3.2.2 Backing Up To A PC 3.2.2.2 Restoring Files From A Memory-Card Backup3.2.2.1 Backing Up To A Memory Card Things To Do Next Backing Up To A PCThings To Do Next Exploring The Control Panel 3.2.3 Exploring The Control PanelTo display the Control panel Chapter 3 Configuring The UnitChapter 3 Configuring The Unit 3.2.4 Securing Your InformationThings To Do Next Securing Your Information Page FILES, FOLDERS, AND PROGRAMS Page 4.2 Moving Around 4.1 Introduction4.3 Opening Files, Folders And Programs Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs4.5 Creating New Folders 4.4 Closing Programs/FilesHow can I see which programs are open? Closing Programs/Files4.7 Changing File Attributes 4.6 Start Menu - Documents4.5.1 Creating New Files What names can I use for my files & folders?Managing Folders 4.8 Managing FoldersNote Moving a folder also moves all the files within that folder To make a copy of a file or folder within the same folderMemory-Card Folders 4.9 Memory-Card FoldersNote This assumes that there is only one partition on each card Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and ProgramsChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs 4.10 The Flash FolderThe Flash Folder 4.11 Checking System Memory Use 4.11.1 What Happens When System Memory Is Full?4.11.2 Additional Memory And Programs Checking System Memory Use4.12.1 Formatting A Memory Card 4.12 The Storage ManagerThe Storage Manager 1. Select Start, Control PanelCreating Partitions 4.12.2 Creating Partitionsformatting process Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs4. Press OK. The new partition appears in the Partitions list Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and ProgramsCreating Partitions Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs 4.12.3 Partition ManagementPartition Management 60 Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and ProgramsPartition Management Partition Management Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and ProgramsPage USING THE PC CONNECTION Page Chapter 5 Using The PC Connection 5.2 Using ActiveSync5.1 Introduction Introduction5.3.2 Tips On Using ActiveSync Help 5.3.1 Where Can I Find More Help?From the Contents tab 5.3 Getting Help5.4 Working With Your Files 5.4.2 Copying A File Using Drag And Drop5.4.1 Looking At Files On Your NETBOOK PRO Working With Your FilesChapter 5 Using The PC Connection 5.4.3 Copying A File Using Copy And PasteCopying A File Using Copy And Paste 5.4.4 Opening NETBOOK PRO Files From Your PC 5.5.1 Performing Your First Backup5.5 Backing Up Your NETBOOK PRO With ActiveSync Bin, which only stores files deleted from the PC’s drives5.6.1 What Is Synchronization? 5.5.2 Performing Regular BackupsPerforming Regular Backups 5.6 Synchronizing Your NETBOOK PROChapter 5 Using The PC Connection Synchronizing Your NETBOOK PRO7. Click Next Chapter 5 Using The PC ConnectionSynchronizing Your NETBOOK PRO Using An Existing Partnership 5.6.3 Using An Existing Partnership5.7 On-Schedule Outlook Sync Chapter 5 Using The PC ConnectionPage CONFIGURING COMMUNICATIONS Page Chapter 6 Configuring Communications 6.2 802.11b Radio Configuration6.1 Introduction IntroductionChapter 6 Configuring Communications 802.11b Radio Configuration3. Select the Use Windows to configure my wireless settings checkbox 6. IEEE 802.1X is an authentication protocol that can be used with IEEE 802.11b networks see menu screen on next page. Currently, MD5 Challenge and TLS are the EAP Extensible Authentication Protocol types supported by the NETBOOK PRO. The EAP type setting must match the configuration of the RADIUS Server on the wired network. In addition to this, the access point must support IEEE 802.1X and must be configured appropriately Chapter 6 Configuring Communications802.11b Radio Configuration GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration 6.3 GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration2. Open the Control Panel Chapter 6 Configuring Communications5. Select the GSM/GPRS card from the dropdown list in the Modem dialog Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsGSM/GPRS Radio Configuration Chapter 6 Configuring Communications 11. Open the Control PanelGSM/GPRS Radio Configuration 7. Then click on the Call Options tab to access the following menu13. In the APN Manager, click on the Add button Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsGSM/GPRS Radio Configuration 19. Enter the name GSM-GPRS for the new dial location Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsGSM/GPRS Radio Configuration Bluetooth Radio Configuration 6.4 Bluetooth Radio ConfigurationNote Not all providers require a user name or password Note The Bluetooth radio card uses an internal antennaNETBOOK PRO Bluetooth Settings 6.4.1 NETBOOK PRO Bluetooth SettingsThe Bluetooth Manager dialog opens Chapter 6 Configuring Communicationslist box. Each service of a device receives a separate entry Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsNETBOOK PRO Bluetooth Settings 88 Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsNETBOOK PRO Bluetooth Settings 6.5.1.1 Using The Internet On The NETBOOK PRO 6.5 Internet And E-Mail Settings6.5.1.2 Using E-mail On The NETBOOK PRO Connecting By Telephone Line To A Remote Mailbox6.5.1.4 If You Don’t Have An Internet/E-mail Account 6.5.1.3 Types Of E-mail AccountPersonal Dial-up Account Remote e.g. Office E-mail AccountHostname or Domain Name 6.5.1.5 Glossary Of TermsIP address POP3/IMAP46.5.2.1 How To Use Internet Explorer/Inbox 6.5.2 Setting Up Your NETBOOK PROSetting Up Your NETBOOK PRO 6.5.2.2 Getting HelpWhere To Find It Information Checklist6.5.2.3 What Information Do I Need? Write It Here6.5.3.1 Connecting The Modem 6.5.3 Setting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PROTable 6.1 Information Checklist Setting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PROWhat Do I Need To Do This? 6.5.3.2 Setting Up DialingChapter 6 Configuring Communications Setting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO6.5.3.4 Setting Up The Modem 6.5.3.3 Setting Up The Internet Service2. Open the Networks and Dial Up Connection icon Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsSetting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO 6.5.3.5 Setting Up The E-mail ProgramChapter 6 Configuring Communications Chapter 6 Configuring Communications 5. In the Email Account Management tabSetting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO Click Add. The Account Name screen appearsTROUBLESHOOTING AND TIPS Page Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.1.2 If You Forget Your Password7.1 General Tips 7.1.1 Times Aren’t Correct In The Time Program7.1.5 Battery Life Of The NETBOOK PRO 7.1.4 Resetting The NETBOOK PROChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Resetting The NETBOOK PRO7.2 ActiveSync Connection Problems Using Windows 95/98/NT 7.2.1 Tips When Installing ActiveSyncActiveSync Connection Problems Using Windows 95/98/NT 7.1.5.1 Charging Times7.2.2 Basic Troubleshooting For Your NETBOOK PRO 7.2.3 Basic Troubleshooting For Your PCBasic Troubleshooting For Your NETBOOK PRO Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And TipsChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Basic Troubleshooting For Your PCChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.2.4 Device ConflictsDevice Conflicts Device Conflicts Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips4. There is no Device Manager in Windows NT 4.0. The closest is a list of IRQs, I/O ports and DMA channels. These are accessed by the Start button, selecting Programs, then Administrative Tools Common, then Windows NT Diagnostics. Select the Resources page in the Windows NT Diagnostics dialog box. If you do not have this option or you are in any doubt about it, you should contact your Systems Admin- istrator Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.2.5 Fax/Modem On COM 1/2/3/4Fax/Modem On COM 1/2/3/4 Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.2.6 Temp FolderTemp Folder A screen with multiple windows is displayed Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And TipsTemp Folder 7.3 Troubleshooting ActiveSync Synchronization Problems 7.3.1 Basic Troubleshooting For Synchronization ProblemsTroubleshooting ActiveSync Synchronization Problems Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And TipsChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.3.2 Other Things To TryOther Things To Try 8.1 Hardware Specifications 8.1.1 Physical SPECIFICATIONS88.1.2 Environmental Characteristics 8.1.3 Standard Display 8.1.4 Power Requirements 8.1.5 Standard Processor And MemoryPage Hardware Specifications Chapter 8 SpecificationsNote Specifications are subject to change without notification Dimensions8.2 Standard Operating System 8.1.4 Power Requirements8.1.3 Standard Display 8.1.5 Standard Processor And MemoryChapter 8 Specifications Standard Operating SystemDevelopment Environment Compatible with Microsoft SDK for Win CE.NET Fully supported by Psion Teklogix SDK for Mobile DevicesPage A.1 Technical Support APPENDIX AA.2 Product Repairs InternationalA-2 Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual A.3 WORLDWIDE OFFICESPsion Teklogix Wireless A.4 WORLDWIDE WEBPsion Teklogix Africa Psion Teklogix B.VPage Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO User Manual PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENTAPPENDIX B Page PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT B.1 PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENTAppendix B Program License Agreement Appendix B Program License Agreement B.2 MICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULAMICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULA GRANT OF SOFTWARE LICENSE. This EULA grants you the following license Appendix B Program License AgreementMICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULA · No Liability for Certain Damages. EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW Appendix B Program License AgreementMICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULA INDEX II Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual IndexIndex IV Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual Index75, 94 IndexTLS 79 toolbar IEEE 802.1X authentication