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Psion Teklogix Win CE 4.2 user manual Configuring Communications, GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration

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5.Select the GSM/GPRS card from the dropdown list in the Modem dialog.

Chapter 6: Configuring Communications

GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration

4.Double-click on the Make New Connection wizard to access the fol- lowing menu. Type the connection name “GPRS” into the text box, and verify that the Dial-Up Connection radio button is selected. Click on the Next button.

5.Select the GSM/GPRS card from the dropdown list in the Modem dialog.

6.Click on the Configure button next to the dropdown list, and the follow- ing menu appears. From the Baud Rate dropdown list, select 115200.

Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual

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Psion Teklogix Win CE 4.2 user manual Configuring Communications, GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration

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October 10, 2003 P/N 8100012 Rev A NETBOOK PROWin CE User Manual ISO 9001 Certified Quality Management SystemAll trademarks are the property of their respective holders Copyright 2003 by Psion Teklogix Inc., Mississauga, OntarioDisclaimer Return-To-Factory WarrantyService Support ServicesPage TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Getting Started Contents Chapter 3 Configuring The UnitChapter 5 Using The PC Connection Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and ProgramsContents Chapter 6 Configuring Communications Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And TipsContents Contents Chapter 8 SpecificationsContents Appendix A Support Services And Worldwide OfficesAppendices Appendix B Program License AgreementAPPROVALS AND SAFETY SUMMARY DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYNETBOOK PRO NETBOOK PRO Approvals And Safety SummaryFCC INFORMATION FOR THE USA FCC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY DOCPsion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual R&TTE DIRECTIVE 1999/5/ECCE MARKING Approvals And Safety SummaryFCC INFORMATION TO THE USER RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCEApprovals And Safety Summary IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS RADIO FREQUENCY EMISSIONSApprovals And Safety Summary CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT INFRARED DEVICE SAFETYBATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS EMISSIONS INFORMATION FOR CANADALITHIUM-ION BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS exploding, adhere to the precautions listed belowApprovals And Safety Summary Do not immerse the battery in water Approvals And Safety Summary1.4 Caring For The NETBOOK PRO INTRODUCTION11.3 Applications Installed On The NETBOOK PRO 1.3.1 About ActiveSync 1.1 About This Manual 1.2 Text ConventionsPage Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Chapter 3 Configuring The UnitChapter 5 Using The PC Connection Chapter 6 Configuring Communications1.2 Text Conventions 1.3 Applications Installed On The NETBOOK PROChapter 8 Specifications Appendix A Support Services And Worldwide OfficesCharging 1.4 Caring For The NETBOOK PRO1.3.1 About ActiveSync ScreenDrop Rating Backup BatteryOperating Temperature Storage TemperatureChapter 1 Introduction ServiceHumidity Magnetic Fields And Static ElectricityPage GETTING STARTED 2.10.6.1 Dialog Buttons 2.10.7 Copying Information Between Programs 2.10.4 Entering Information 2.10.5 Using Menus 2.10.6 Using Dialogs2.10 First Steps 2.10.1 Navigating Between Files And Folders 2.10.2 Starting Programs 2.10.3 Programs And Files2.2 Turning On And Off 2.1 Features Of The NETBOOK PROFeatures Of The NETBOOK PRO To switch onChapter 2 Getting Started 2.3 PasswordsPasswords To switch offChapter 2 Getting Started 2.4 Finding And Using The StylusFinding And Using The Stylus Figure 2.2 Location Of The StylusTurn the screen brightness down 2.5 Power ManagementPower Management You can take steps to help prolong your battery’s lifeTable 2.1 System Tray Icon Charge States 2.5.1 Power PropertiesPower Properties DescriptionNote The current measurement displayed may be up to ten seconds old 2.5.1.1 Battery2.5.1.2 Battery Calibration Figure 2.3 Power Properties BatteryPower Properties the 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 nothingChapter 2 Getting Started Chapter 2 Getting Started 2.5.1.3 Power Saving SchemesFigure 2.4 Power Properties Schemes Power PropertiesAC Power Power SchemeSwitch To Dim Switch to Stand-ByChapter 2 Getting Started Switch to SuspendFigure 2.6 Power Schemes Switch To Standby Menu Power PropertiesPower Properties Figure 2.7 Power Schemes Switch To Suspend MenuFigure 2.8 Power Properties Advanced 2.5.1.4 The Advanced Tab2.5.2.3 Changing Battery Packs 2.5.2 Battery Care2.5.2.1 Fitting The Main Battery 2.5.2.2 Charging The NETBOOK PRO Battery Pack2.5.2.4 Prolonging Battery Life Battery CareChapter 2 Getting Started Memory Cards 2.5.2.5 The Internal Backup BatteryFigure 2.10 Backup Battery Insertion 2.6 Memory Cards2.6.1 Inserting And Removing An MMC Or SD Card Figure 2.11 MMC/SD Slot LocationChapter 2 Getting Started Chapter 2 Getting Started 2.6.2 Inserting And Removing A Compact Flash CardFigure 2.12 Compact Flash Slot Location Inserting And Removing A Compact Flash CardChapter 2 Getting Started 2.6.3 Inserting And Removing A PCMCIA CardFigure 2.13 PCMCIA Slot Location Inserting And Removing A PCMCIA CardUSB Mini Type-A Connector To USB Peripheral 2.7 Connecting USB AccessoriesConnecting USB Accessories To connectChapter 2 Getting Started 2.8 The Start Button And TaskbarThe Start Button And Taskbar Start MenuThe Control Panel 2.9 Resetting The NETBOOK PROResetting The NETBOOK PRO Figure 2.14 Control Panel2.9.1 Performing A Soft Reset Performing A Soft ResetChapter 2 Getting Started Chapter 2 Getting Started 2.9.2 Performing A Hard ResetFigure 2.15 Reset Button Location Performing A Hard ResetChapter 2 Getting Started 2.10 First Steps2.10.1 Navigating Between Files And Folders First Steps2.10.4 Entering Information 2.10.5 Using Menus2.10.2 Starting Programs 2.10.3 Programs And FilesDropdown 2.10.6 Using DialogsUsing Dialogs TextboxCopying Information Between Programs 2.10.7 Copying Information Between Programs2.10.6.1 Dialog Buttons Figure 2.16 Dialog PagesCONFIGURING THE UNIT Page Things To Do First Entering Owner and Password Information 3.1.1 Entering Owner and Password Information3.1.2 Setting The Time, Date, And Time Zone Chapter 3 Configuring The Unit3.2.1.1 Partnerships 3.2.1 Setting Up ActiveSyncThings To Do Next Setting Up ActiveSync 3.2 Things To Do NextOn the PC 3.2.1.2 Connecting Via RS232 SerialThings To Do Next Connecting Via RS232 Serial On the NETBOOK PROChapter 3 Configuring The Unit 3.2.1.3 Connecting Via Infrared IrDA3.2.1.4 Connecting Via Ethernet 802.11b Things To Do Next Connecting Via Infrared IrDAThings To Do Next Backing Up To A PC 3.2.2.2 Restoring Files From A Memory-Card Backup3.2.2 Backing Up To A PC 3.2.2.1 Backing Up To A Memory CardChapter 3 Configuring The Unit 3.2.3 Exploring The Control PanelThings To Do Next Exploring The Control Panel To display the Control panel3.2.4 Securing Your Information Things To Do Next Securing Your InformationChapter 3 Configuring The Unit Page FILES, FOLDERS, AND PROGRAMS Page Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs 4.1 Introduction4.2 Moving Around 4.3 Opening Files, Folders And ProgramsClosing Programs/Files 4.4 Closing Programs/Files4.5 Creating New Folders How can I see which programs are open?What names can I use for my files & folders? 4.6 Start Menu - Documents4.7 Changing File Attributes 4.5.1 Creating New FilesTo make a copy of a file or folder within the same folder 4.8 Managing FoldersManaging Folders Note Moving a folder also moves all the files within that folderChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs 4.9 Memory-Card FoldersMemory-Card Folders Note This assumes that there is only one partition on each card4.10 The Flash Folder The Flash FolderChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs Checking System Memory Use 4.11.1 What Happens When System Memory Is Full?4.11 Checking System Memory Use 4.11.2 Additional Memory And Programs1. Select Start, Control Panel 4.12 The Storage Manager4.12.1 Formatting A Memory Card The Storage ManagerChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs 4.12.2 Creating PartitionsCreating Partitions formatting processChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs Creating Partitions4. Press OK. The new partition appears in the Partitions list 4.12.3 Partition Management Partition ManagementChapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and Programs Partition Management60 Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual Partition Management Chapter 4 Files, Folders, and ProgramsPage USING THE PC CONNECTION Page Introduction 5.2 Using ActiveSyncChapter 5 Using The PC Connection 5.1 Introduction5.3 Getting Help 5.3.1 Where Can I Find More Help?5.3.2 Tips On Using ActiveSync Help From the Contents tabWorking With Your Files 5.4.2 Copying A File Using Drag And Drop5.4 Working With Your Files 5.4.1 Looking At Files On Your NETBOOK PRO5.4.3 Copying A File Using Copy And Paste Copying A File Using Copy And PasteChapter 5 Using The PC Connection Bin, which only stores files deleted from the PC’s drives 5.5.1 Performing Your First Backup5.4.4 Opening NETBOOK PRO Files From Your PC 5.5 Backing Up Your NETBOOK PRO With ActiveSync5.6 Synchronizing Your NETBOOK PRO 5.5.2 Performing Regular Backups5.6.1 What Is Synchronization? Performing Regular BackupsChapter 5 Using The PC Connection Synchronizing Your NETBOOK PROChapter 5 Using The PC Connection Synchronizing Your NETBOOK PRO7. Click Next Chapter 5 Using The PC Connection 5.6.3 Using An Existing PartnershipUsing An Existing Partnership 5.7 On-Schedule Outlook SyncPage CONFIGURING COMMUNICATIONS Page Introduction 6.2 802.11b Radio ConfigurationChapter 6 Configuring Communications 6.1 Introduction802.11b Radio Configuration 3. Select the Use Windows to configure my wireless settings checkboxChapter 6 Configuring Communications Chapter 6 Configuring Communications 802.11b Radio Configuration6. 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 Communications 6.3 GSM/GPRS Radio ConfigurationGSM/GPRS Radio Configuration 2. Open the Control PanelChapter 6 Configuring Communications GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration5. Select the GSM/GPRS card from the dropdown list in the Modem dialog 7. Then click on the Call Options tab to access the following menu 11. Open the Control PanelChapter 6 Configuring Communications GSM/GPRS Radio ConfigurationChapter 6 Configuring Communications GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration13. In the APN Manager, click on the Add button Chapter 6 Configuring Communications GSM/GPRS Radio Configuration19. Enter the name GSM-GPRS for the new dial location Note The Bluetooth radio card uses an internal antenna 6.4 Bluetooth Radio ConfigurationBluetooth Radio Configuration Note Not all providers require a user name or passwordChapter 6 Configuring Communications 6.4.1 NETBOOK PRO Bluetooth SettingsNETBOOK PRO Bluetooth Settings The Bluetooth Manager dialog opensChapter 6 Configuring Communications NETBOOK PRO Bluetooth Settingslist box. Each service of a device receives a separate entry Chapter 6 Configuring Communications NETBOOK PRO Bluetooth Settings88 Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual Connecting By Telephone Line To A Remote Mailbox 6.5 Internet And E-Mail Settings6.5.1.1 Using The Internet On The NETBOOK PRO 6.5.1.2 Using E-mail On The NETBOOK PRORemote e.g. Office E-mail Account 6.5.1.3 Types Of E-mail Account6.5.1.4 If You Don’t Have An Internet/E-mail Account Personal Dial-up AccountPOP3/IMAP4 6.5.1.5 Glossary Of TermsHostname or Domain Name IP address6.5.2.2 Getting Help 6.5.2 Setting Up Your NETBOOK PRO6.5.2.1 How To Use Internet Explorer/Inbox Setting Up Your NETBOOK PROWrite It Here Information ChecklistWhere To Find It 6.5.2.3 What Information Do I Need?Setting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO 6.5.3 Setting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO6.5.3.1 Connecting The Modem Table 6.1 Information ChecklistSetting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO 6.5.3.2 Setting Up DialingWhat Do I Need To Do This? Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsChapter 6 Configuring Communications 6.5.3.3 Setting Up The Internet Service6.5.3.4 Setting Up The Modem 2. Open the Networks and Dial Up Connection icon6.5.3.5 Setting Up The E-mail Program Chapter 6 Configuring CommunicationsSetting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PRO Click Add. The Account Name screen appears 5. In the Email Account Management tabChapter 6 Configuring Communications Setting Up E-mail On NETBOOK PROTROUBLESHOOTING AND TIPS Page 7.1.1 Times Aren’t Correct In The Time Program 7.1.2 If You Forget Your PasswordChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.1 General TipsResetting The NETBOOK PRO 7.1.4 Resetting The NETBOOK PRO7.1.5 Battery Life Of The NETBOOK PRO Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips7.1.5.1 Charging Times 7.2.1 Tips When Installing ActiveSync7.2 ActiveSync Connection Problems Using Windows 95/98/NT ActiveSync Connection Problems Using Windows 95/98/NTChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.2.3 Basic Troubleshooting For Your PC7.2.2 Basic Troubleshooting For Your NETBOOK PRO Basic Troubleshooting For Your NETBOOK PROChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Basic Troubleshooting For Your PC7.2.4 Device Conflicts Device ConflictsChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 4. 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- istratorDevice Conflicts 7.2.5 Fax/Modem On COM 1/2/3/4 Fax/Modem On COM 1/2/3/4Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.2.6 Temp Folder Temp FolderChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips Temp FolderA screen with multiple windows is displayed Chapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 7.3.1 Basic Troubleshooting For Synchronization Problems7.3 Troubleshooting ActiveSync Synchronization Problems Troubleshooting ActiveSync Synchronization Problems7.3.2 Other Things To Try Other Things To TryChapter 7 Troubleshooting And Tips 8.1.4 Power Requirements 8.1.5 Standard Processor And Memory SPECIFICATIONS88.1 Hardware Specifications 8.1.1 Physical 8.1.2 Environmental Characteristics 8.1.3 Standard DisplayPage Dimensions Chapter 8 SpecificationsHardware Specifications Note Specifications are subject to change without notification8.1.5 Standard Processor And Memory 8.1.4 Power Requirements8.2 Standard Operating System 8.1.3 Standard DisplayFully supported by Psion Teklogix SDK for Mobile Devices Standard Operating SystemChapter 8 Specifications Development Environment Compatible with Microsoft SDK for Win CE.NETPage International APPENDIX AA.1 Technical Support A.2 Product RepairsA-2 Psion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO Win CE 4.2 User Manual A.3 WORLDWIDE OFFICESPsion Teklogix B.V A.4 WORLDWIDE WEBPsion Teklogix Wireless Psion Teklogix AfricaPage PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT APPENDIX BPsion Teklogix NETBOOK PRO User Manual Page B.1 PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT Appendix B Program License AgreementPROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT B.2 MICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULA MICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULAAppendix B Program License Agreement Appendix B Program License Agreement MICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULAGRANT OF SOFTWARE LICENSE. This EULA grants you the following license Appendix B Program License Agreement MICROSOFT END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT EULA· No Liability for Certain Damages. EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW 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