Tannoy Z600 - page 81

White Paper Z600

81 September 2003

DSR (Data Service

Ready) Statically connected with DTR

DTR (Data Termi-

nal Ready) Statically connected with DSR

GND (Signal

Ground) Yes

RI (Ring Indica-

tion) No. Set stati-

cally

RTS (Request To

Send) Yes

Rx (Received

Data) Ye s

Tx (Transmitted

Data) Yes

Contents

Main 2 Preface Purpose of this document 3 Contents Page Product overview Key functions and features Two displays Built-in camera QuickShare Exchangeable front and back covers New and innovative user interface The keys to efficiency More Features Technologies in detail Pictures Multimedia in Z600 Graphics 10 MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) 11 MMS objects Tex t Templates Audio Pictures and themes Benefits Architecture 13 Message conversion OTA configuration EMS (Enhanced Messaging Service) Sounds and melodies 14 Pictures and animations Messaging using EMS Concatenated messages Compatible with SMS standards Huge business potential Standards 15 Using WAP, WAP and SMS for download 16 Java Sandbox security concept Selection keys Optional download features Supported protocols Games mophun mophun RTE 18 Gaming API Secure gamelets Software development kit Certification and deployment MIDI - Musical Instrument Digital Interface Composing 20 Polyphonic ring signals Protocol Excellent sound quality 32voices Wavetable synthesis Touch correct feature Using Bluetooth wireless technology in the Z600 Key benefits include: Synchronize calendar and phone book Hierarchical phone book with contacts 22 SyncML, an open standard for remote synchronization in the Z600 SyncML background What is SyncML? 23 Benefits of a common synchronization protocol 24 Local synchronization Open standard Bluetooth wireless technology or infrared Automatic synchronization Intelligent process WAP services Using the WAP browser Direct Links 26 Push services Support of XHTML Support for cookies Style sheets Bearer type characteristics Gateway characteristics End-to-end gateway navigation 28 Security using the WAP Certificates WIM locks (PIN codes) Configuration of WAP settings 29 Push services Service Indication (SI) Service Loading (SL) cHTML support Mobile Internet Data connections Mobile positioning General Packet Radio Services Using GPRS in the Z600 32 Interruption of GPRS data account Modem and AT commands GSM data communication High Speed Data gives a faster speed GPRS enables constant connection and high speed 33 AT commands support Overview of AT command functions Off-line command mode On-line data mode On-line command mode Sony Ericsson Developer Support Infrared transceiver Connection via infrared Page Facts and figures Page Page Page Page 41 Network-dependent features SMS and EMS messaging 42 Fixed dialling and Restricted calls SIM application toolkit SIM AT services supported by the Z600 Page Page 46 User interaction with SIM AT DISPLAY TEXT GET INKEY GET INPUT REFRESH Security and M-commerce technical data Terminology and abbreviations Page Page 50 Related information Documents Software Links Trademarks and acknowledgements Technical specifications General technical data Exterior description Ambient temperatures Supported Man-Machine Interface (MMI) languages Current consumption, talk and standby times Speech coding Cell broadcast service Page Short message service Page Enhanced message service Page 60 Multimedia message service Instant messaging/ Chat Bluetooth technical data Performance and technical characteristics Tone and percussion maps in the Z600 Ton e m ap Ton e map Ton e m ap Percussion map WAP browser technical data Page WAP Operator technical data Page Page Page GPRS technical data Page Page Built-in GSM data modem technical data E-mail client technical data Page USSD technical data Image format technical data Images downloading to phone Page SyncML technical data Infrared transceiver technical data Page Index