Palm Tungsten W PDA Phone Instructions
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Declaration of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity
Application of Council Directive(s): 89/336/EEC, 99/5/EC, 95/54/EC, EN60950
Standards to which Conformity is Declared:
89/336/EEC EMC directive
99/5/EC RTTE directive
95/54/EC Vehicular directive
EN60950 Safety directive
ICNIRP SAR exposure directive 1998
NAPRD 2.3.0 PTCRB compliance
GCF Field trial compliance
Manufacturers Name: Palm Inc.
Manufacturers Location: 5470 Great America Pkwy
Santa Clara, CA 95052
USA
Importers Name: Palm Germany GmbH
Importers Location: Landsberger Strasse 155
D-80687 Munchen
Germany
Type of Equipment: Handheld Computer
Model Number: Palm i710
Year of Manufacture: 2002
I, the undersigned hereby declare that the equipment specified above
conforms to the above Directive(s) and Standard(s)
Place: Santa Clara, CA Signature: _____________________________
Date: April 20, 2002 Typed Name: David Woo
Title: Global Compliance Manager
399 Index A ABA (Address Book archive file) 29 Access Point Name, changing 264 Account. See E-mail account Add-on applications compatibility 6 installing using a Mac 59 installing using Windows 57 removing 61 Address Book *If Found Call* entry 65 adding custom fields 70 adding e-mail address from 196 adding entry from e-mail 218–219 archive files (.aba) 29 business card for beaming 27 categorizing records 45 conduit for synchronizing 285 creating records 41 deleting records 43 displaying category 70 displaying data in the Address list 66 finding records 18, 49 fonts 55 menus 69 notes for records 54 opening 63 overview 63 private records 367 sorting records 53 using to address e-mail 196 Addressing e-mail displaying another address 170, 176, 182, 239 message 196–198 using Smart Addressing 197 Addressing messages 144 Advanced options 263 Advanced preferences 215 Agenda (Date Book view) 89Alarm LED setting 321 lists 56 preset 92 setting in Clock 281 setting in Date Book 83 setting in Note Pad 134 sound 92, 282, 321, 380 vibrate setting 321 APN, changing 264 APOP adding to an account 238, 241, 242 and synchronization 222 requirement 166, 238 Application buttons 11, 33, 63, 79, 310 Applications Address Book 63 beaming 26–28 Calculator 71 Card Info 75 categories 35–36 Clock 275 Date Book 79 Expense 93 font style 55 installing 57–60 Launcher 33–37 Memo Pad 101 Note Pad 131 opening 33 plug-in 357 preferences for 41 removing 61 security 359 sending data from 151 To Do List 155 viewing as icons 36 viewing as list 36 See also Add-on applications
Index 400 Archive files importing data from 29 for main applications 29 saving deleted records 44 saving purged records 45 Archive messages 148 Attaching a signature to messages 171, 177, 183 Attachments 148 downloading 218 icon for 189 selecting plug-ins 227 sending 198 using Documents To Go 226–227 Automatic fill, in Expense 100 Auto-off delay 320 Autotext 19 B Back icon 256 Backing up e-mail databases 246 Backlight 11 adjusting 15 Battery conserving power 320 doesn’t charge 379 gauge 33 life and use 370 recycling 370 warning 396–397 Bcc field 196 See also Blind copies Beaming location of IR port 11 problems with 391 ring tunes 127 See also Infrared Blind copies 170, 171, 176, 177, 182, 183, 196, 239 Bluetooth Card. See Palm Bluetooth Card Bold font for text 55 Bookmark adding 258 deleting 260 editing 259 opening a web site 259 overview 257Brightness adjusting 15 key location 19 using backlight 15 Business card for beaming 27 Buttons mapping 310 preferences 310 C CA certificate description 266 storing 271 Cache memory clear 264 enable or disable 263 overview 263 reload icon 256 Calculator buttons explained 71–72 memory 72 overview 71 recent calculations 71, 72 Calibration 17, 318 Call barring 340 password 341 Call history, dialing from 122 Call waiting answering 112 disabling 350 setting 324 Call Waiting, disabling 299, 350 Calling card, using in phone settings 299, 351 Capitalizing, CAPS key location 20 CAPS key function 20 location 20 Card Info 75 Caring for the handheld 369 Carrier. See Wireless carrier Categories 147 application 35–36 assigning records to 45–46 beaming 26–28 creating 47 default 35, 45 displaying 46, 70, 384
Index 401 merging 48 renaming 48 using in Applications Launcher 35, 36 Cc field 196 Certificate download 271 friendly name 273 storing 271 supported types 271 view information about 257 viewing 273 WAP gateway server 257 Certificate Authority description 266 sending information 270 Chain calculations 72 Check boxes 25 Clearing Calculator entries 71 Combining categories 48 Comma delimited files, importing data from 29 Command buttons 25 toolbar 23 Command bar in VersaMail 244 Command stroke key 23, 41 Compressing Day view 91 Conduits for modem HotSync operations 300 for synchronizing applications 386, 285– 286, 372, 373 for synchronizing applications, Macintosh 286–287 Conference call creating 113 managing 114 Conflicting events 90 Connecting service templates 352 to server or ISP 351 Connection GPRS 312 GSM 315 IR to PC 316 selecting for network 349 Connection Oriented mode 265 Connection types changing in account 235 GPRS, prerequisite for 165GPRS, using 165 GSM, prerequisite for 165 GSM, using 165 modem sled, prerequisite for 165 network connection 163 Palm Bluetooth Card, prerequisite for 165 Palm Modem accessory, prerequisite for 165 synchronize-only connection 163 Connectionless mode 265 Continuous events deleting from Date Book 44 scheduling 85 Contrast control 15 Contrast. See Brightness Copying notes into other applications 131 text 43 Cradle connecting to computer 13 for local HotSync operations 288, 295 viewing data from 320 Creating Address Book entries 64–65 categories 35–36, 47 currency symbols 97 custom fields in Address Book 70 Date Book events 79 Expense items 94 expense reports 99 messages 144 notes for records 54 records 41 signature 150 Currency default 97 defining 97 for Expense items 96 Current date 384 Current time 33 Custom currencies and symbols 97 fields in Address Book 70 Cutting text 43 Cycling through views 63, 79
Index 402 D Data compression 313 Data entry. See Entering data Database, upgrading a MultiMail database 162 Databases, backing up 246 Date displaying in Clock 282 Expense item 95 setting 317 setting current 276, 384 setting preference 317 To Do List record due 158–159 Date Book adding Address Book data to records 51 Agenda view 89 alarm 83 archive files (.dba) 29 changing event time 83 changing event to untimed 83 conduit for synchronizing 285 conflicting events 90 continuous events 85–86 creating records 41, 80–83 Day view 87 deleting records 43 display options 91 end time for Day view 92 fonts 55 menus 90 Month view 88 notes for records 54 opening 79 overview 79 private records 367 purging records 44–45 repeating events 44, 85–86 scheduling events 79–81 selecting dates 81 start time for Day view 92 Sunday or Monday to start week 319 switching views 87 untimed events 80, 82 Week view 87, 319, 385 Day (Date Book view) 80, 91 Day, displaying in Clock 282 DBA (Date Book archive file) 29 Decimal point 319Default categories 35, 45 currency in Expense 97 Delete key 20 Deleted data, saving in archive files 44 Deleting applications 61 Desktop software 61 e-mail 211–213, 239 filters 233 mail in the trash 214 old messages 212 passwords 360 records 43 service templates 357 text 43 See also Purging records Desktop software displaying euro 99 linking to external files 30, 304 removing 61, 62 saving deleted data to an archive file 44 upgrade 6 Dialing phone number 110 Digitizer 17, 318 Disconnecting a modem 178 Divert calls 326 DNS (Domain Naming System) 353 DNS number 383 Documents To Go converting attachments 226–227 installing new version 162 Double-booked events 90 Download message size 169, 175, 182, 224 Downloading messages from phone 146 WAP page 255 Downloading attachments 189 Draft messages 149 Drafts creating 194 saving 198, 199 Dragging memos into other applications 101 using the stylus 18
Index 403 E Editing records 42 E-mail accessing corporate e-mail 248 adding Address Book entry from e- mail 218–219 adding attachments 208–210 addresses in Address Book 65 addressing 196 attaching files 187 attachments 204–210 backing up databases 246 composing 198 copying and pasting text 244 creating new messages 195–198 days to synchronize 224 deleting messages on handheld 211–213 deleting messages on server 239 downloading large attachments 206–208 drafts 199 emptying trash 214–215 filters for 230–231 folder on server 239 forwarding 201, 202 forwarding attachments 210 getting entire message 187 getting on desktop 220–223 getting subject only 187 header details 245 icons 189 leaving mail on server 169, 175, 181, 238 managing mail settings 234 marking read and unread 215–217 maximum message size 169, 175, 182, 224 personal signature 200, 218 preferences 217–218 reading 186 replying to 202–203 sending 198 signature, adding 171, 177, 183 storing in Outbox 198 trash 214 viewing attachments 204–206 E-mail account APOP setting 238 before setting up 165 changing e-mail address 237changing mail server settings 238 changing protocol type 235 changing username and password 235 checking for new messages 186, 187 creating a synchronize-only account 171–177 creating new 166–170, 175 default account preconfigured by carrier 163–164 default mail service 184–186, 236 deleting accounts 183–184 displaying Inbox 186 editing 183 editing accounts 178–240 incoming and outgoing server 168, 174, 180 managing mail settings 234 outgoing mail server 239 password 167, 173, 180 selecting for synchronization 221 synchronization options 220–223 synchronizing 220, 228 username 167, 173, 180 E-mail provider. See ISP, Network provider, Wireless carrier Emergency call 6 Entering data importing from other applications 29–32 using the computer keyboard 29 using the onscreen keyboard 21 Entries. See Address Book Envelope icon 189 Error log 221 ESMTP 166, 240 adding to an account 242 Eudora, configuring for e-mail 226 Euro displaying on desktop computer 99 in Expense 96, 97 in onscreen keyboard 21 printing 99 Events. See Date Book Exclamation marks in To Do List 159 Expansion Card adding hardware 13 applications 34 copying applications 37 described 14 formatting 76
Index 404 renaming 76 using cards 75 Expense adding Address Book data to records 52 categorizing records 45 creating records 94 currency 96 date of item 95 defining new currency 97 menus 100 overview 93 receipt details 95 reports 99 type 95, 100 vendor 96 Extended MAPI 222 F FAQs 383 FCC Statement 395 Filed messages 148 Files converting attachments 226–227 error log 221 Files, linking to external 30, 304 Filters creating 230–232 deleting 233 editing 233 examples of 233 turning on and off 232–233 Find key 20 Finding Find key location 20 information in applications 48–52 phone numbers 51 using the Find application 50 Fixed number dialing PIN2 345 setting 342 FND PIN2 setting 345 setting 342 Folders creating new 194 viewing other 190 Fonts 55, 99 Formats preferences 319Forwarding 201 Forwarding e-mail 201 Frequently asked questions (FAQs) application problems 384 beaming problems 391 HotSync problems 386 Mobile 384 operating problems 379 password problems 392 recharging problems 391 SMS 384 software installation problems 378 tapping and writing problems 380 WAP browser 383 wireless problems 381 Frozen handheld 380 Function key location 20 using 22 G Games 321 Gateway changing 262 changing stack configuration 265 changing to secure site 256 description 262 secure 256 WAP gateway address 257 General preferences 309 alarm LED setting 321 alarm sounds 321 alarm vibrate setting 321 auto-off delay 320 system sounds 321 Generate key pairs 267 Getting e-mail checking for new messages 187 Go menu, Push Inbox 261 GPRS connection settings 313 creating connections 312 indicator 6 prerequisite for connection 165 quality of service settings 314 setting compression 313 using 165 Green indicator light 12
Index 405 GSM creating connections 315 new connection 315 prerequisite for connection 165 using 165 H Handheld, increasing space on 14 Hard reset 371, 379 Hardware add-ons 13 Header compression 313 Headset 106 Help, online tips 26 Hiding records 365 HotSync conduits for synchronizing applications 285–286, 372, 373 conduits for synchronizing applications, Mac 286 customizing 286 first-time operation 287–292, 305–307 IR operation 292–295 linking to external files 30, 304 local operation 284, 288, 387 local operation on Mac 291 modem operation 284, 296–300, 388–389 modem settings 297 network operation 301–304 operations using cradle 295, 311 operations using IR port 292–294, 316– 317 problems launching application 386 problems with 386–390 problems with IR 389 restoring data 372–373 setting options 283–284 starting Manager 219 synchronize active accounts 220 synchronizing e-mail 228 using with another PIM 62 I Icon alarm 83 application 36 back 256 note 54online Tips 26 padlock 257 reload 256, 264 repeating event 85 stop 255 Icons for e-mail messages 189 HotSync Manager 219 paperclip 189 VersaMail e-mail 189 Idle timeout of ISP or server connection 353 IMAP adding an account 167, 172, 179 ESMTP synchronization in 223 mail retrieval options 229 root mailbox 239 server options 169, 175, 181 synchronize an account 223 wireless folder sychronization 247 IMEI number 331 Importing data 29–32 IMSI number 331 Inbox 147 synchronizing 224 viewing mail 186 Incoming mail server 167, 168, 173, 174, 180 changing 238 Indicator light alarm notification 12 described 12 problems 380 setting 321 showing radio status 12 Infrared connections 311 HotSync operations 292–294, 316–317 PC connection 316 port 11, 292 problems with IR HotSync operations 389 requirements for computer 292 Initialization string 317 Installing applications 57–60 conduit to install applications 285 Documents To Go 162 International characters keyboard 20 typing 20
Index 406 Internet access problems 381 password 348 selecting connection 349 username 347 IP address 352, 354 IR port. See also Beaming and Infrared IR. See Infrared IrCOMM 292, 311 IrDA (Infrared Data Association) 292 ISP login script 166 requirements for 165 requiring APOP 238, 241, 242 requiring ESMTP 242 using 165 Items. See To Do List or Expense K Key pair changing password 268 changing signature 268 creating 266 description 266 time to generate 268 Keyboard computer 29 description 19 key clicking 322 key repeat rate 322 keyboard type 19 onscreen 21 press-and-hold 322 remapping keys 323 setting preferences 322 Keyboard shortcuts in VersaMail 250 L LED alarm 321 Letters font style 55 onscreen keyboard 21 List, in Applications Launcher 36 Location setting primary 276, 277 setting secondary 278Locking the handheld with a password 358, 361–364 Logging informational errors 221 Login script 166, 355–357 Looking up Address Book data to add to other records 51 scrolling in Address list 49 Lost handheld, contact for 65 records 384 Lotus Notes, selecting as mail client 222 Lotus Organizer, importing data from 29 M Mac computer, system requirements 4 Mail server settings, changing 238 Mail service, default service for e-mail account 184–186, 236 Mail settings changing e-mail address 237 changing mail server settings 238 changing protocol type 235 changing username and password 235 managing 234 Mailbox, adding new 166 Maintenance information 369 Marking messages unread/read 215 Maximum message size for HotSync operation 224 incoming e-mail 169, 175, 182 POP and IMAP server 238 Medical emergency call 6 Memo Pad adding Address Book data to records 51 archive files (.mpa) 29 conduit for synchronizing 285 creating records 41 deleting records 43, 86 dragging memos into other applications 101 fonts 55 menus 73, 102 opening 101 private records 367 reviewing memos 102 sorting records 53, 385