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    							User’s Guide B–1
    B
    Specifications
    System Specifications
    ✎Not all models described are available in all regions.
    System 
    Feature Description
    Processor h1940 Models: Samsung S3C2410 266 MHz
    h1930 Models: Samsung S3C2410 203 MHz
    RAM (Random 
    Access Memory)64 MB SDRAM (56 MB main memory)
    h1935 Models (56 MB main memory)
    h1930, h1937, h1940, h1945 Models (56 MB main 
    memory)
    iPAQ File Store 
    (nonvolatile 
    memory)h1940, h1945 Models: 14 MB Storage (not available in 
    Korean, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified 
    Chinese versions)
    SD I/O slot SD memory and SDIO card support
    Display 3.5 inch transflective color TFT, 240 x 320 pixels, 64K-color 
    support.
    LED Backlight Multi-level brightness adjustment
    Audio Microphone, speaker, 2.5 mm stereo audio jack, MP3 
    stereo through audio jack
    Infrared (IrDA) IrDA, data transfer up to 115.2 Kb per second 
    						
    							B–2 User’s Guide
    Specifications
    Physical Specifications
    Operating Environment
    Bluetooth (h1940, 
    h1945 only)Class II device; typical 10 meters (30 feet) range
    Indicators 3-mode alarm notification: 
    Flashing green LED, tone, pop-up message 
    Charging: flashing amber LED
    Charged: solid amber LED
    Bluetooth active: flashing blue LED
    Battery Removable/rechargeable 900mAh Lithium ion battery with 
    internal backup battery to maintain data during main 
    battery replacement.
    System 
    Feature Description
    hp iPAQ h1930 and h1940 Series 
    US Metric
    Length 4.46 in 113.3 mm
    Width 2.75 in 69.8 mm
    Depth 0.50 in 12.8 mm
    Weight 4.37 oz 124 g
    Environment
    US Metric
    Temperature Operating 32° to 104° F 0° to 40° C
    Nonoperating -4° to 140° F -20° to 60° C
    Relative Humidity Operating up to 80% up to 80%
    Nonoperating up to 80% up to 80%
    Maximum Altitude Operating 0-15,000 ft 0-4572 m
    Nonoperating 0-15,000 ft 0-4572 m 
    						
    							User’s Guide Index–1
    Index
    A
    AC Adapter 3–4
    ActiveSync
     1–3, 4–17
    backing up
     2–6
    backing up/restoring
     4–18
    connecting
     2–2
    Explore
     2–5
    installing
     2–3
    restoring
     2–6
    troubleshooting
     9–4
    uses
     2–1
    aligning the screen
     1–10
    applications
    closing
     4–9
    installing
     2–6, 4–10
    opening
     4–8
    Asset Viewer
     1–2
    B
    backing up files 4–17
    ActiveSync
     2–6, 4–18
    iPAQ Backup
     4–17
    backlight settings
     3–7, 9–1
    backup battery
     3–1
    basics
    learning the
     4–1
    battery
    backlight settings
     3–7backup
     3–1
    charging
     3–6
    installing
     3–1
    monitoring manually
     3–8
    preserving battery time
     3–7
    recharging
     3–1
    removing
     3–5
    spare
     3–1
    specifications
     B–2
    troubleshooting
     9–1
    Block Recognizer
     5–1, 5–8
    Bluetooth
     1–2, 2–2
    ActiveSync connection
     8–19
    creating shortcuts
     8–28
    dial-up networking
     8–20
    pairing devices
     8–6, 8–8
    properties
     8–6
    sending files
     8–23
    settings
     8–5
    shared folder
     8–11
    specifications
     B–2
    supported services
     8–4
    terms
     8–3
    troubleshooting
     9–6
    turning on
     8–5, 8–6
    using
     8–1
    Bluetooth Manager
     8–15
    business card 
    						
    							Index–2 User’s Guide
    Index
    exchanging information 8–27
    C
    care and maintenance 1–10
    cell phone partnership
     8–22
    Charger Adapter plug
     3–1
    Command bar
     4–2
    CompactFlash (CF) expansion 
    card
     6–2
    connecting
    to a computer
     2–2
    to the Internet
     7–1
    to your work network
     7–1
    connecting to a network
     9–2
    connecting to other devices
     8–18
    Connection Settings
     2–5
    converting writing to text
     5–9
    cradle
     2–2, 2–3, 3–1
    D
    data
    backing up
     1–2
    stored in RAM
     3–1
    date
    set
     1–7
    dial-up networking
     8–20
    digital files
     1–4
    drawing on screen
     5–9
    E
    e-mail
    sending and receiving
     2–7
    synchronizing
     2–2
    expansion cards
    CompactFlash (CF)
     6–2
    memory card
     6–4
    Secure Digital (SDIO)
     6–2troubleshooting
     9–7
    using
     6–1
    F
    Favorites list 7–4
    full reset
     1–9, 1–10
    H
    hard reset 1–9
    Help
    accessing
     1–1
    I
    icons 4–3
    infrared
     2–2, 2–3
    specifications
     B–1
    input methods
    Block Recognizer
     5–1
    keyboard
     5–1
    Letter Recognizer
     5–1
    Microsoft Transcriber
     5–1
    installing
    applications
     4–10
    installing ActiveSync
     2–3
    installing applications
     2–6
    installing the battery
     3–1
    Internet
    connecting
     7–1
    Internet address
     7–3
    iPAQ
    Backup
     1–2, 4–17
    File Store
     4–18
    Image Viewer
     1–2
    creating a slide show
     4–12
    K
    keyboard 5–1 
    						
    							Index
    User’s Guide Index–3
    L
    Letter Recognizer 5–1, 5–5
    Link Key
     8–8
    linking to Web sites
     2–7, 7–2
    M
    maintenance 1–10
    memory
    RAM
     3–1, 3–5, B–1
    ROM
     3–5, B–1
    memory cards
     9–2
    view content
     6–4
    Microsoft
    ActiveSync
     1–3, 2–1
    Calculator
     1–3
    Calendar
     1–3
    Connections
     1–3
    Contacts
     1–3
    Inbox
     1–3, 2–7
    Notes
     1–3
    Pocket Excel
     1–3, 9–3, 9–5
    Pocket Internet Explorer
     1–3, 
    2–7
    Pocket PC Basics
     1–1
    Pocket Word
     1–4, 9–3
    Settings
     1–4
    Tasks
     1–4
    Terminal Services Client
     1–4
    Transcriber
     5–1, 5–7
    Windows Media Player 9 
    Series
     1–4
    Mobile Favorites
     2–7
    monitoring the battery
     3–8
    MP3
     1–4
    N
    Navigation bar 4–2network, connecting
     7–1
    normal reset
     1–8
    O
    on-screen keyboard 5–4
    options
    spare battery
     3–1
    owner information
     1–7
    P
    pairing devices 8–16
    settings
     8–8
    passwords
     9–3
    pop-up menus
     4–4
    power indicator
     3–6
    private network, connecting to
     7–2
    problems
    troubleshooting
     9–1
    R
    RAM 3–1, 3–5
    specifications
     B–1
    receiving e-mail
     2–7
    removing the battery
     3–5
    reset
    full
     1–9, 1–10
    normal
     1–8
    Reset button
     1–8, 1–9
    restoring files
    ActiveSync
     2–6, 4–18
    iPAQ Backup
     4–17
    ROM
     3–5
    specifications
     B–1
    routine care
     1–10
    S
    screen
    aligning
     1–10 
    						
    							Index–4 User’s Guide
    Index
    drawing and writing on the 5–9
    Self-Test 1–2
    sending e-mail
     2–7
    set
    date
     1–7
    time, home location
     1–6
    time, visiting location
     1–6
    shipping the iPAQ Pocket PC
     9–2
    slide show
     4–12
    soft reset
     1–8
    spare battery
     3–1
    specifications
     B–1
    status icons
     4–3
    stylus
     1–5
    drag
     1–5
    tap
     1–5
    tap and hold
     1–5
    writing with the
     5–5, 5–7, 5–8
    synchronization cradle
     2–2, 2–3, 
    3–1
    synchronizing
     1–3
    changing settings
     2–4
    e-mail
     2–2
    links to Web sites
     2–7, 7–2
    with your computer
     2–2
    T
    time
    set for home location
     1–6
    set for visiting location
     1–6
    Today screen
     1–3, 1–4, 1–7, 4–1
    creating new information
     4–5
    customizing
     4–6
    using
     4–1
    Transcriber
     5–7
    traveling with the iPAQ Pocket PC
     
    9–2
    troubleshooting
     9–1
    ActiveSync problems
     9–4
    battery problems
     9–1
    Bluetooth problems
     9–6
    expansion card problems
     9–7
    U
    USB Synchronization 
    Cradle/Charger
     2–2, 2–3, 3–1
    W
    Web sites
    synchronizing links
     2–7, 7–2
    Windows Media
     1–4
    wireless connection
     2–2, 2–3
    writing on screen
     5–9 
    						
    							Index
    User’s Guide Index–5 
    						
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