AirCard 555 Network Card User Guide

Some wireless service providers have web pages on which anyone can enter a message and direct it to your phone number. In this case, anyone who has access to the Internet can send you a message, provided he or she knows your phone number and can locate the appropriate web page.

Some service providers allow SMS messages to be sent through Internet e-mail applications. Your phone number is then used as an e-mail address (example: 6045553993@serviceprovider.com).

Some products, such as the AirCard 555, have software that allows you to send messages to other subscribers, using their phone numbers to direct the message.

The Mobile Messenger… option in the Tools menu allows you to read, create and send SMS messages.

Reading SMS Messages: The Inbox

Incoming messages are stored in the Inbox until you delete them or until they expire (depending on your settings in the Options window).

The SMS indicator notifies you when new messages are received by displaying the icon below.

If the icon is flashing, one or more of the messages is tagged as urgent.

To read messages:

1.Tap (Pocket PCs) or double tap (Handheld PCs) the SMS icon, or select Tools > Mobile Messenger… to display the Mobile Messenger window.

2.Tap the Inbox tab if it is not already selected.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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