N810 User Manual
Touching Your Future Welcome to the user guide for the N810 mobile phone. With a whole suite of powerful business functions and entertainment programs, the N810 provides a fresh and exciting level of enjoyment. By using the GPS (Global Positioning System), the N810 will provide you a variety of the best routes and real-time voice service according to your different needs. You can easily locate your current position and the correct direction.
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Content Safety notice ............................................... VII 1.Getting to know your phone......................1 Your phone....................................................... 1 Front view of your phone.............................. 1 Side view of your phone............................... 1 Rear view of your phone .............................. 2 The Today Screen ............................................ 2 Status Icon ....................................................... 3 2.
Ending a call .............................................. 21 In-call options ................................................ 22 Call Holding (requires network support)..... 22 Switching between two calls (requires network support) ........................................ 22 Making a conference call (requires network support)...................................................... 22 Viewing notes while on a call ..................... 22 Mute while on a call ................................... 23 4.
Windows Update ........................................ 38 Connections Setting....................................... 38 Beam.......................................................... 38 Connections ............................................... 38 Network Cards ........................................... 38 USB to PC.................................................. 39 7.Personal Manager.....................................40 Contacts.........................................................
Using skills of Excel Mobile........................ 62 Transferring sheets .................................... 62 PowerPoint Mobile......................................... 63 Functions PowerPoint Mobile doesn’t support: ................................................................... 63 Showing slides........................................... 63 Stopping slide show ................................... 63 Viewing different slides .............................. 63 10.ActiveSync.........................
14.Micro SD Card.........................................87 Using Micro SD card ...................................... 87 Installation steps ........................................ 87 15.GPS ..........................................................88 Introduction of GPS........................................ 88 GPS ........................................................... 88 16.Maintaining your Pocket PC ..................89 Creating or deleting programs........................
Note about using spare parts....................... 108 Other safety information ..............................
Safety notice Before using the phone, please read and follow the rules below carefully. For the detailed information, please refer to the “Safety Precaution” section on page103. If you dial or answer a call while driving, please use the hands-free device (e.g. earphone, vehicle hands-free system, phone hands-free system) or use your phone after parking the vehicle. The phone may interfere with the communication network of aeroplanes, so please make sure your phone is switched off during the flight.
out safety. Keep small parts (e.g. SIM card) out of the reach of children to prevent batteries from being swallowed or causing other dangers. Please back up the important information of phone and be sure to have a second copy in case data is lost from your phone. SOS Make sure the phone is switched on and has service coverage before inputting the emergency number. Press the call key for your position to be located. Please don’t end call unless told to do so.
when used with an accessory that contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines Statement: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Getting to know your phone 1. Getting to know your phone • Your phone Power Up Side Key Down Side Key Navigation Key 1. When the device is on, press to enter in sleep mode, press again to wake the device. 2. When the device is on, hold down to choose to switch the device off. 3. When the device is off, press to switch it on.
Getting to know your phone its icon on the today screen. Rear view of your phone 1 Stylus Flashing Light Camera Antenna 7 2 Loudspeaker 3 4 6 5 • The Today Screen Select [Start→Today] to enter the Today screen which displays important messages like upcoming appointments and all status icons. Enter the corresponding program by selecting NO.
Getting to know your phone Date time and clock settings 3 Program Menu Click to open the corresponding programs 4 Device Locked Click to lock the keypad and the touch screen to avoid error operation. As for the unlocked operation, please see Page14 ‘Lock the Phone’ Status icons locate on the top right side of the today screen. Below are some common status icons.
Getting to know your phone No service Low Battery : Displays when there is little battery power Volume on successfully Receive multimedia messages Downloading multimedia message Fail to download multimedia message Volume off Receive messages from MSN Vibrate Several reminders Receiving beam request No connection Reminder Synchronizing in progress Missed call Active Sync connected Dial emergency call without SIM card GPRS available Call Holding Connecting GPRS New messages or message sent successfully 4
Getting to know your phone NO SIM card inserted Phone is charging.
Getting Started 2. Getting Started Before using the phone, please insert a SIM card supplied by a network service provider. The SIM card (Subscriber Identification Module) includes phone number and detailed information of service items, and can be used to store phone number and user information. Caution: SIM card and its contacts can be easily damaged by scratching or bending, so be very careful when inserting or removing the card.
Getting Started in the direction of the top of the phone until it is covered, as shown below: 3 (4) Make sure the battery contacts are facing into the phone, and then push the other side of the battery gently until it fixes itself in the battery slot. 5 Warning: Don’t insert or remove the SIM card when the phone is switched on or getting charged, or this may damage the SIM card.
Getting Started (1) When installing the card, make sure the side with the golden contacts is facing down and insert the narrower end of the card. Then push the card gently until it is fixed in the battery slot. See the image below for additional information: Warning: During the process of reading and writing to the Micro SD card, do not remove or insert the card. Amoi will take no responsibility for the following situations including, but not limited to, lost data or damage to the card damage.
Getting Started cause explosion. 2. Try to avoid using USB cable to charge. 3. Generally, the charging time is 2-5 hours depending on the status of the phone (whether switched on, making a call etc.) (3) While charging, such icon will be displayed. You can view the charging status by clicking it, or selecting [Start→Settings→System→Power]. (4) When charging is finished, the icon turns ; and the charging process will to be keep in 100.
Getting Started as well. Switching the phone off While the phone is on, hold down to choose whether to switch the phone off. While the device is locked, you shall unlock it and then turn it off. Warning: While in sleeping mode, the phone just consumes lower power but not turns the phone function off. For the sake of safety, do switch the phone function off and remove the battery in areas where wireless phone use is prohibited.
Getting Started may affect call quality and require phone to consume more power • Turning the phone function on/off Turning on the phone function Correctly insert the battery and SIM card, hold down to switch on the phone. You can activate and use the phone function in service area.
Getting Started • (Left-handed) Using shortcut keys When in standby mode, to press some keys directly provides direct access to some frequently used functions. The following table lists the operations and functions of some common shortcut key.
Getting Started open or select programs. Align screen Drag: Click on the screen and drag to choose the programs by the penpoint. If the phone cannot respond to your choice correctly, you need to align it: Click and hold down: Click one program and hold it on to enter its shortcut menu. The menu will list all the available operations. (1) Select [Start →Settings →System →Screen].
Getting Started • Reminder When there are upcoming appointments or new text/multimedia messages, the phone will remind you in some ways. For instance, when there are upcoming appointments, tasks at term, or settled alarms, it will remind you in the below ways: A prompt box will appear on the inferior of the screen. Sound prompts Flash light Vibrate prompts To set the system notification mode and sound, please select [Start→Settings→Personal→Sounds & Notification].
Getting Started • Device locked Device Lock Use it to avoid improper operation. (1) Click on the [Today] screen to lock the device. (2) While the phone is locked, click on the left inferior side on the today screen, and then tap button to unlock the device. Notice: If such item cannot be found in Today screen, select [Start→Settings→Personal→Today→Items], and put a √ in the box before [Device Lock], then click .
Getting Started (3) Click If you want to change PIN code at anytime, please select [Change PIN].
Call Functions 3. Enter PIN code Call Functions You can use the call function to save the call log, or to record. • Entering the phone screen On the today screen, click to enter the phone screen as shown below: (2) Click Call and Contacts Clear numbers or words Hide Keypad To activate or deactivate the PIN function, select [Menu→Options→Phone] from the phone screen, then click [Require PIN when phone is used].
Call Functions • to enter the Contacts List. Making a call You can make a call by the number keys, Contacts, Speed Dial, Call History and SIM Contacts. To make a call from the Pone Screen (1) From the Today Screen, click to enter the Phone Screen. (2) Enter the numbers on the keypad, click or to call. (3) Click or to end the call. Clear numbers: If you dial a wrong number, . Click once, clear one number; hold click it down to clear all numbers.
Call Functions (3) Choose the available number by click the on [Location] box, (Number 1 button is reserved for Voice Mail, which is to say, Number 1 is not available), then click to save the setting as shown below: corresponding number is double-digit, you shall enter the first digit then tap the second digit by your stylus for 1 to 3 seconds. To replace an occupied numeric key with a new phone number, you can choose to overwrite it.
Call Functions check box, you can select [Delete] or [Edit…]. To make an emergency call On the Phone Screen, enter the emergency call to call. numbers, and click To make an international call (1) Click and hold down till the plus “+” sign appears which is in the use of replacing 00. (2) Enter your desired numbers, including country code, area code (without the initial 0) and the phone number. (3) Click to call.
Call Functions While on a call, click volume. While on a call, press volume. / to adjust the • to adjust the Answering or rejecting an incoming call Adjust the volume of ringtone or other reminders: . Then you can On non-phone screen, click (to adjust the ringtone choose to tap volume) or (to adjust the phone volume, including reminders and MP3). Select [Off] to mute the volume. When you finish your settings, click the blank area beside the volume box to save your settings. Caution: 1.
Call Functions • In-call options Making a conference call (requires network support) Call Holding (requires network support) (1) Keep the first call and to dial or answer the second call. There comes a new call while on a call, your phone will remind you. Then, you can decide to reject or answer the new incoming phone. If choose to answer, you can switch between two calls or three calls.
Call Functions (2) Enter the contents and click to save. Viewing notes: On call history list, click and hold down your desired call history. Such indicates that this history contains one note. Click [View Note] or [Start→Programs→Notes] to view. Mute while on a call You can turn off the microphone so that you can hear the caller but the caller cannot hear you. On the Phone Screen, click to activate the function; click again to deactivate.
Call History 4. Call History • Call list On the Today Screen, click to enter the Phone Screen, and then tap to view the call records. Viewing detailed call history On the call history screen, select [Menu→ Filter]. Below are all types of the calls and their corresponding icons: All Calls: Includes all outgoing calls and incoming calls. Missed : Displays missed calls. Outgoing : Displays all dialed calls. Incoming : Displays all answered calls.
Input Modes 5. Input Modes You can enter letters and words by using the touch screen. N810 has four ways to input: Block Recognizer, Keyboard, Letter Recognizer, and Transcriber. • Enter Screen Below is the layout of the enter screen. Switch the input modes Click ▲ beside the input icon to choose your desired input mode. • Block Recognizer (1) Click ▲ to choose [Block Recognizer]. (2) Enter letters on the left letter frame; enter numbers on the right number frame.
Input Modes • Keyboard • Letter Recognizer (1) Click ▲ to choose [Keyboard]. (1) Click ▲ to choose [Letter Recognizer]. (2) Use the stylus to tap the letters and words. (2) Write capital letters on the left frame; lowercase on the middle frame; and numbers on the right frame. (3) Click to hide the keyboard. (3) Click to see how to input distinguishable letters and numbers.
Input Modes Transcriber For more, please click information. (1) Click ▲ to choose [Transcriber]. There will be a transcriber intro box, click . • (2) Use the stylus to write letters or words on any place of this screen. Please stop for a second when you finish one letter, as the below figure: Select [Start→ Programs→ Notes] to open any note, and click [Menu→ Draw] to draw directly on the screen.
Input Modes one part of it. If the drawing hasn’t crossed three lines, it will be defaulted as the contents of writing. Below is the figure of the frame: and then select to edit or click
Settings 6. Settings You can adjust the phone settings according to your own favour, please select [Start→ Settings] to set. • Personal Settings Select [Start→Settings→Personal] to choose to adjust the following settings: Only when you enter [Option] screen and tap [Notes] on it can your device display the information you input on [Notes]. (4) On the [Notes] screen, click [Identification information] and [Notes].Thus if you lose your phone, people who pick up it will have a clue to contact you.
Settings the background. (3) desired event and its corresponding notification way. There are several kinds of notifying methods available, for instance, play sound, display message on screen, flash light, and vibrate. Click to save the setting. If you want to beam your favourite theme to your friends, please select the theme and click [Beam] on the [Appearance] screen. Customize the displayed information More sounds (1) Select [Start→Settings→Personal→Today].
Settings You can customize the buttons functions to open the most frequently used programs. You can use PIN code to protect your phone preventing others to use it without your permission. The original PIN code is supplied by the GSM operator. Program Buttons (1) Select [Require PIN when phone is used], input the correct PIN code and click . (2) If you need to change PIN code, please click [Change PIN]. Buttons (1) Select [Start→Settings→Personal→ Buttons→Program Buttons].
Settings read settings from the network, you can customize it. Click to save the settings. Phone]. (2) Select [Services→Caller ID], click [Get Settings…]. After the phone finish to read settings from the network, you can customize it. Click to save the settings. Call Forwarding (1) Select [Start→Settings→Personal→ Phone]. (2) Select [Services→Call Forwarding], click [Get Settings…]. After the phone finish to read settings from the network, you can customize it.
Settings the PIN2 Code; and if you don’t switch off the phone, you don’t need to enter it the next time to set. (1) Select [Start→Settings→Personal→ Phone]. (2) Select [Services→Fixed Dialing], click [Get Settings…]. After the phone finish to read settings from the network, you can choose to activate it or not. Click to save the settings. Network (1) Select [Start→Settings→Personal→ Phone]. (2) Select [Network] to do the corresponding settings. Menus The [Start] menu only allows 7 programs.
Settings Enter Screen. Click ▲ beside the input icon and select [Options] to set. • System Settings Lock About Select [Start→Setting→ Personal→Lock]. Version: Displays relevant information of this device. On the [Passsword] screen: (1) Click [Prompt if device unused for], and set the time limit. (2) Select password types: [Simple PIN] or [Strong alphanumeric]. The strong one requires 7 characters, including capital letter, lowercase, number and punctuation.
Settings Backlight Select [Start→Settings→System→Backlight] to adjust the backlight settings. Certificates Select [Start→Settings→System→ Certificates]. Use [Personal] to positively identify yourself to others. Use [Intermediate] to positively identify intermediate certification authorities. Use [Root] to positively identify root certification authorizes. time while traveling. Alarms: click the alarm icon to adjust the reminding mode of the alarm, including sound, flash light, and vibrate.
Settings To change the format of the displayed date and time, please select [Start→Settings→System →Regional Settings]. Customer Feedback Select [Start→Settings→System→Customer Feedback]. You can choose to participate in the Customer Experience Improvement Program to better Windows Mobile software. Encryption External GPS With the support of GPS receiver, your device is able to reveal your location accurately on the map. The GPS receiver of your device has two types, the installed and the built-in.
Settings Memory Select [Start→Settings→System→Memory]. Main: Displays the memory information of the data storage and of the program storage. Storage Card: Displays the memory state of the storage card or USB. Running Programs: Displays a list of the running programs. Select a certain program from the list and click to run, click to stop the program. If the running state of the program is unstable or the program memory is not enough, you may need to cease the program.
Settings Screen Select [Start→Settings→System→Screen]. General: You can adjust the screen orientation and align the screen if it is not responding accurately to stylus taps. Clear Type: Smoothes the edges of screen fonts for many programs. Text Size: Adjusts the text size. Windows Update This function enables your phone to update its programs. Select [Start→Settings→System→ Windows Update], and then follow the instruction to check and download the updated applications.
Settings USB to PC Click , and then you can change the type of USB connection to help to solve the connecting ActiveSync problems.
Personal Manager 7. Personal Manager The N810 includes [Contacts], [Calendar], [Tasks] and [Notes], etc. You are allowed to use these programs alone or together. For example, when you are editing a short message, you can add the e-mail address from Contacts. You can click the program icons on the [Start] menu to switch between different programs. • Contacts The [Contacts] list will give you a convenient way to access to your desired information.
Personal Manager number. (3) Click to back to the contacts list. Viewing contacts On the Today screen, select to enter the contacts list. It includes all contacts saved on SIM card and on the phone. (2) Input the name and other information of the contact. Click after you finish your editing to back to the contacts list. (3) You can also add notes to the contact by selecting [Contacts→New→Outlook Contact →Notes].
Personal Manager Enter parts of the name to search the contact quickly Select the corresponding first letter to search for the contact Indicate the contact is saved on the SIM card 1. Click to display or edit the details of the contact; 2. Click and hold down to select operating options Select it to choose the correspondi ng options Speed Dial The smart dial enables you to find your desired contact fast. On the Today screen, click to enter the Phone screen.
Personal Manager Categories] and [More…]. Editing contacts’ information If you want to change contact’s information, enter the detailed screen of the contact, and select [Menu→Edit] to start editing, as shown below: [Menu→Delete Contact], click to delete it. • Tasks This function will keep a track to all your tasks which can be displayed on the Today screen. Creating a new task (1) Select [Start→Programs→Tasks→Menu→New Task]. (2) Edit the subject and contents of the task; click to save it.
Personal Manager Speed create new task: On the Today screen, select the bar displaying tasks to enter the Tasks screen. Click [Tap here to add a new task], and input the contents. To set reminders for new tasks: Select [Menu→Options…] and click [Set reminders for new items]. Editing the task: Select the task and click to change the information. • Notes This function allows you to track your ideas, drawings and phone numbers on the written or recording form.
Personal Manager Adjusting the voice recording format Select [Menu→Options…→Global Input Options→ Options] to adjust the voice recording format. • Calendar Select note template The function will arrange appointments for you, including meeting and others. You can select one of the following display modes: , , , , and to check your appointment. Besides, you can also set sounds or other methods to remind you. The Today screen will list appointments occurred today.
Personal Manager on the check box of [Reminder]. Editing appointments (1) Select one appointment and enter its viewing screen, and then select [Menu→Edit] to start editing. (2) Click to save it. Creating a new appointment (1) Select [Menu→New Appointment] to create a new appointment. (2) Input the details of the appointment. (3) Click to save it.
Personal Manager (3) Click to save it. (4) The meeting notification will be created automatically and will be sent to the attendees at the time you synchronizing with your PC. The contents you input on [Notes] will be sent out together. Notes: The available contacts for attendees are contacts saved with e-mail address. • Search (4) Click to find matched files or folders.
Messaging 8. Messaging With this function, you can create, edit, send and receive SMS, MMS and Outlook E-mails. E-mails are sent via the e-mail address which is supplied by ISP (Internet Service Provider) or E-mail service provider. SMS and MMS use the phone number as the information address which are sent and received by GSM network operator.
Messaging If you click [Try to get e-mail settings automatically from the Internet], tap . The phone will automatically connect to the E-mail server and start to download necessary connection settings. When the account is found, click to continue. When the phone cannot find the account you entered, click to start manual setup.
Messaging If you don’t select [Try to get e-mail settings automatically from the Internet], click to start manual setup. (3) Input the title of E-mail incoming server and select the account types your e-mail service provider supports. Click . (2) Select the needed E-mail service provider and enter your name. Click .
Messaging (4) Enter the account name and password, and then click . If you select [Save Password], you won’t be required to enter your password the next time you log in your e-mail account. But if you lose your phone, others who pick it up will have your account. (5) Input the title of the e-mail outgoing server, and click . Now most free e-mail requires SMTP authentication.
Messaging (6) Select [Automatic Send/Receive], and click to complete the setup. Finishing all these steps, select the account. Your new account will appear on the messaging menu. Then you are able to connect to your e-mail server. Switching accounts Select [Menu→Go To] to choose the account. Deleting accounts Select [Start→Messaging], click / to choose the account you want to delete.
Messaging [Menu→Delete→Yes]. But you cannot delete accounts of SMS and MMS. Editing e-mails (1) Select [Start→Messaging], and click to enter the account you want to send out the mail. (2) Select [Menu→New]. (3) Enter the recipient’s e-mail address on the check box of [To], or click it to choose the recipient from the contacts list. (4) Input the subject and contents. (5) To send out an annex, click [Menu→Insert] to choose picture, voice note or file to be the annex.
Messaging sent out right away. If it is offline, the mail will be saved on the Outbox, and be sent out automatically at the next time the phone is connected to the e-mail server or synchronizing with your PC. • MMS Only when your SIM card supports this function can your phone receive and send MMS (Multimedia Messages). As for the price of the MMS service, please contact with your GSM network operator. Configuring MMS settings [MMS Configuration] will list the available MMS server for you.
Messaging Disconnect network connection after MMS: After sending or receiving a MMS, the phone will disconnect with GPRS. 1 2 Attempts before giving up: The option allows you to set the times of attempts before giving up sending MMS. Phone resolution: Select the phone resolution you want to send. To choose a resolution lower than the original resolution will shorten the sending or receiving time. 3 4 5 6 8 7 10 9 Editing a MMS 1. Enter the subject. MMS is formed by different kinds of slides.
Messaging insert. 7. Menu: Includes options like [Add recipients], [Insert Media] etc. Add Recipient…: Enter the Contacts screen to choose the recipient. You can choose to send the MMS to several recipients, in other words, you can select several contacts. Insert Media: Select to insert [Picture/Video], [Audio] or [Text]. Remove Media: Select to remove [Picture/Video], [Audio] or [Text]. Slides: Provides [Insert Slide], [Delete Slide], and [Organize Slides…].
Messaging Text Size: [Small], [Normal] and [Large] are available for you to choose. Text Colour: Choose the text colour according to your favour. Text Background: Choose the colour of the text background. Send Options…: You can adjust the settings of [Delivery], [Expiration], [Priority], etc. 8. Click to preview MMS. 9. Select the input mode. 10. Click to send the current MMS.
Messaging (5) If you want to insert your signature after each SMS, click [Menu→Tools→ Options…→Accounts→Signatures…] on the Inbox screen. (6) Choose [Text Messages] on [Select an account] box. Click [Use signature with this account] and enter the signature on the text box. If you want to use signature when replying and forwarding messages, click [Use when replying and forwarding].
Messaging Internet. (1) Select [Start→Programs→Messenger]. (2) Select [Menu→Options→Messenger] on the MSN Messenger screen. (3) Enter your display name. (4) Click [Update all contacts display name automatically]. Log in and Log on (1) Click anywhere on the screen when you log in and follow the prompts to log in. (1) Select [Menu→Log on].
Office Mobile 9. Office Mobile • Word Mobile Word Mobile will provide the users convenience to copy documents, cooperating with Microsoft Word on your PC. You can use it to create new documents or copy Word documents from PC to this device. You can also use Word Mobile to create every kind of documents, like letter, meeting notes, memo, etc. Creating documents (1) Select [Start→Office Mobile→Word Mobile→New]. (2) There will appear a blank document.
Office Mobile as Word Mobile documents (.psw) and templates (.psw). Times to transfer the data including: Synchronizing data Copying Word documents from your PC to the phone Incoming an e-mail with Word documents as the attachment documents from PC to this device. To create a new document, click [Start→Office Mobile→Excel Mobile→New], and a blank e-table. You can use different formats, including Excel template (.xlt) and Excel Sheet (.xls), etc. to save the e-tables.
Office Mobile choose operations like [Rename/Move…], [Delete], [Create Copy], [Select All], [Send…], [Beam File…]. (2) Excel Mobile provides the basic e-table tools, for example, filter, formula, and function. To display the toolbar, click [View→Toolbar]. Using skills of Excel Mobile While using big Excel Sheet, please pay attention to the below items: On full screen view, you are able to view the sheet as much as possible. Click [View→Full Screen].
Office Mobile to Excel Mobile, most simple text and paragraph format will be saved and displayed, but most formats will be lost or changed. • PowerPoint Mobile You can use PowerPoint Mobile to open or view slides of ppt or pps created by PowerPoint 97 or updated versions. The briefing elements used by many slides, such as switching slides or animation are able to be show on this phone. If slides are set to be time play, the phone will automatically switch to the next slide when comes to the due time.
Office Mobile can switch to the next or previous slide manually. (1) Select [Start→Office Mobile→ PowerPoint Mobile]. (2) Open the slides. (3) Select [ →Next/Previous], or click [Switch to Slides] to choose the slides you want to view. Caution: If you want to zoom in the scaling, you are not allowed to view other slides before you set it to the normal scaling. Select [Next/Previous], the phone will play the animation but not back to the previous slide or forward to the next slide.
ActiveSync 10. ActiveSync Microsoft ActiveSync can synchronize information on the phone with information on the PC via USB cable. Note: Before using ActiveSync, you shall install the ActiveSync software attached with the phone to your PC by following the instructions shown on the screen. • 1. 2.
ActiveSync If choose “Document” information type to sync, ActiveSync will create a folder named “ My Documents” on the folder of “My Documents”. ActiveSync will sync all information saved in this folder with information saved in “My Documents” folder on your phone. On the setup wizard screen, click , then you can only copy or delete files between your PC and the phone, and add or move programs on the phone, but cannot synchronize corresponding data.
ActiveSync Item two: Replace the items on your phone with the items on the PC. Item three: Do not synchronize the information, and keep each device separately independent. (5) Save the settings and start selecting your desired items to sync. Item One Item Two Item Three Item one: Combine the items on your phone with the items on the PC. According to your selected item, click to complete the sync setup automatically. “Synchronizing” will appear on the main screen of Microsoft ActiveSync.
ActiveSync you must also know your exchange user name and password. • (1) Select [Start→Programs→ ActiveSync → Menu →Configure Server]. You can adjust the information type and settings on ActiveSync on the PC. Click “Tools”, and then select “Options…” to choose your desired information type. If the item you select is available, click “Settings” to choose the options you need. You can also click the right key of the mouse to adjust the settings directly.
ActiveSync folder on your phone with documents in [ My Documents] folder on your PC. Synchronizing Music, Video and Picture Synchronizing Outlook Based on your selection, Contacts, Calendar, E-mails, Tasks, and Notes will be synchronized between your phone and the PC. Synchronizing Favourites You can combine ActiveSync and Windows Media Player on the PC to sync with music, video and picture files saved on the playing list of [Windows Media] on your phone.
ActiveSync Set up synchronization between the phone and Windows Media Player. Select “Media” on ActiveSync screen after synchronizing, shown as the below figure, and click [Setup must be completed] to open Windows Media Player, and then choose “Sync” to start sync. You can click “Set Sync” to reset the media files you want to sync. • Installing software on the phone You can install software on the phone from the PC through ActiveSync.
ActiveSync • Stopping Synchronization Stopping synchronization will delete all synchronization and file transferring settings. (1) Disconnect your phone from the PC. (2) As the below figure shown, click “Mobile Device” on File menu, and choose your desired devices. (3) Click “Delete Mobile Device” on “File” menu.
ActiveSync • ActiveSync Error Information If synchronization is unsuccessful through ActiveSync, error information will appear on the phone screen. When the error information appears, click the “Prompt” button on the PC and ActiveSync will display additional error information. Some errors may influence ActiveSync operation. If you suspect there may be something wrong with ActiveSync you can select manual synchronization. After finishing manual synchronization, Auto Sync will reset.
Wireless Network 11. Wireless Network Caution: 1. Please make sure that your SIM card has relevant GPRS service before using the wireless network function. Contact with your GSM network operator for more details. If your SIM card has this function, and you’re using it, the icon will appear on the top of the screen. 2. You cannot log in webs, and send/receive MMS and Internet E-mails while synchronizing with your PC through ActiveSync. Password (2) Select [Start→Settings→Connections→Connc tions].
Wireless Network • Creating WAP connection (1) Select [Start→Settings→Connections→ Connctions→Tasks→Edit my proxy server]. [Manage existing connections] from [My Work Network]. Hold down [My Connection] to select [Connect]. (2) Click [The network connects to the Internet] and [This network uses a proxy server to connect to the Internet]. The Proxy server is 10.10.0.172. (3) Click and select [Wap] to set its proxy server as 10.0.0.172, and its port as 9201.
Wireless Network • Internet Explorer (1) On the Today screen, select [Start→Internet Explorer] to browse the webs. • Internet Sharing When the phone is connected with a PC, this function will make your phone as an external Modem to help the computer to browse the web wirelessly. Note: 1. To use your phone as an external modem requires the support of SIM card. For more, please contact with your network operator. 2. Please make sure that the installed ActiveSync is 4.5 version or updated versions.
Wireless Network Creating Internet Sharing connection (1) Select [Start→Programs→Internet Sharing] to enter. (2) Select PC connection mode, [USB] .You can select your desired PC connection mode and network connection mode. (3) Connect your phone with the PC by USB cable. The PC will automatically find new device and install it. (4) After the installation, please check the network adapter has window mobile network card on the PC. If it has, the installation successes.
Entertainment 12. Entertainment The N810 provides Windows Media Player, wonderful games and useful camera to rich your life. • to this folder. (2) On the Now Playing screen, select [Menu→Library…] to open it. (3) On the Library screen, you can click select the saved place. to Windows Media It is able to play audio files of Window Media or MP3 format (including asf, wma, wmv and mp3, etc.). To search the Windows Media formats your phone supports, please go to http://www.windowsmedia.com.
Entertainment Searching and displaying pictures list (1) Select [Start→Programs→Pictures & Videos]. (2) Select [My Pictures], and click choose a folder. to (5) For more information about how to create and edit the playing list on your phone, please select [Start→Help]. • Pictures and Videos Pictures You can use [My Pictures] to view the saved pictures of jgp format, send them to your friends, view picture slides, and set pictures as the [Today] background.
Entertainment on the shown picture, the toolbar of slide show will appear. You can use it to suspend the slides show or change the show orientation. (3) Click / to forward or backward the showing slides. Picture listing sequence (1) Select [Start→Programs→Pictures & Videos]. (2) Select [Date] to choose the way picture sorted by Name, Date, or Size. Deleting pictures Hold down on the file name of the deleted pictures, and select [Delete] from the menu.
Entertainment (1) Click your desired picture on [My Pictures]. (2) Select [Menu→Set as Today Background…]. (3) Select [Transparency Level] to set. Setting slide show format (1) Select [Start→Programs→Pictures & Videos] to enter. (2) Select [Menu→Options…→Slide Show]. (3) Choose the slide show mode, portrait or landscape. If you want to want to set the slides as the screensaver, please click [Play screensaver when connected to my PC and idle for 2 minutes].
Entertainment browsing, click . Setting the capturing effect On the Capture Preview screen, select
Entertainment Saving settings PC (240*320). Select [Menu→Options…→Camera]. White Balance: The phone provides several options: Type filename prefix: Enter your desired filename prefix. Save files to: Saves files to main memory, or Storage card (appears only when the Micro SD card is inserted). Still image compression level: Three options available (High quality, Normal quality, and Low quality).
Entertainment when recording video files]. To set the time for capturing video, please click [Time limit for videos] and select the time according to your necessity. Browsing and deleting videos (1) Select [Start→Programs→Pictures & Videos], and click the captured video file to view. (2) Click and hold down the video file you want to delete, and select [Delete]. Select [Now Playing] on the Playing screen of Windows Media. Click the video file you’ve browsed, and tap to delete it.
Entertainment Bubble Breaker Solitaire This is a game to clear bubbles of the same color. Click the connected bubbles of the same color twice to clear them. Keep clicking till no bubbles to be cleared. Move the card from A to K to the blank places on the top right side by the rule of sort ascending and straight flush rules. • Java Select [Start→Programs→Java] to enter. If your phone hasn’t installed any Java applications, “No applications installed” will appear on the screen.
Entertainment download Java applications. Click
TFile Explorer 13. File Explorer Select [Start →Programs→File Explorer] to view, delete, and copy files from the phone or Micro SD card.
Micro SD Card 14. Micro SD Card Device→My Windows Mobile-Based Device→Storage Card] on your PC. Micro SD card is the storage card inserted on the phone in order to enlarge the storage memory. (3) You can operate (create, copy, cut, paste, delete) files stored on [Storage Card]. • Note: You’d better not delete the default system folders of your phone on the PC.
GPS 15. • GPS Introduction of GPS system can position precisely within few meters. For more details about it, please refer to the relevant instructions on the GPS suite attached with the phone. This product is a set of self-navigation software installed in PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) or PC, with a city navigation map of large-scale as its display platform, which can provides several ideal routines and real time voice prompts to you based on your different necessities.
Maintaining your Pocket PC 16. Maintaining your Pocket PC • or files attached with the application. Most applications contain such instructions. (3) Connect your phone with your PC. Creating or deleting programs You cannot and will not delete these original programs stored on your phone. As long as there are free memories on your phone, you can install any other applications designed for your phone.
GPS or files attached with the application. Most applications contain such instructions. browser to copy the application data directly to the Program File folder on your phone. Completing the installation, please click [Start→Programs] to select the icon of the installed application. Installing new programs directly from the Internet (1) Make sure of the type of your phone and the processor so as to choose software of the correct version to install.
Maintaining your Pocket PC phone. The phone will manage the distributions between them automatically. Checking the assignment and usability of the storage Select [Start→Settings→System→Memory]. Checking the free memory Your phone may not adjust the distribution automatically under some circumstances like the memory isn’t enough.
GPS Saving new documents on Micro SD card To save notes, Word Mobile or Excel Mobile, etc. automatically to Micro SD card when it is available, follow the below steps: (1) Select [Menu→Options…] on the Notes, Word Mobile or Excel Mobile screen. (2) Click [Storage Card] on the [Save to] box. • Deleting unnecessary documents (1) Select [Start→Programs→File Explorer]. browsing records of Internet Explorer: Select [Menu→Tools→Options…→Memory] from Internet Explorer screen, and click [Clear History].
Phone Maintenance 17. Phone Maintenance Mobile phones are very exact electronic devices and must be looked after carefully. The following advice can help you to look after your phone and prolong its life. The phone and its spare parts should be put out of the reach of children. Keep the phone dry. Rain, moisture or water will corrupt its electronic circuitry. If your phone does get wet, remove the battery immediately and take the phone to the nearest Amoi authorized service center.
Phone Maintenance camera lens etc. If you have to replace the phone’s antenna, please only do so with a suitable replacement. Using an unsuitable antenna or spare parts will damage the phone and radio system.
Troubleshooting 18. Troubleshooting Please check to see if any problems you have encountered while using your phone are described below. If you were unable to find the solution to a particular problem, please contact one of our maintenance centres.
Troubleshooting • PIN/ PUK code lock Possible reason Enter wrong PIN Code( Personal Identification Code) or PUK Code (Personal Unlocking Key) Solution Enter correct password Caution 1. If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, many SIM and phone functions will be locked. For more details, please refer to “Safety Precautions”. 2. If you do not know the correct PIN code and PUK code, please contact your operator or network service provider.
Troubleshooting • Can’t answer a call Possible reason The call forwarding option has been set • Solution Cancel call forwarding according to requirements. Can’t make a call Possible reason Solution The phone is switched off Turn on the phone. You are outside the network service area Check the network area. The SIM card has been incorrectly inserted Check whether your SIM card can be used normally. The keypad locks automatically Click on the Today screen, and tap the [Unlock] button.
Troubleshooting • The call volume is too low Possible reason Solution The call volume has been set too low Increase the call volume. • The person you are calling cannot hear your voice Possible reason Solution Call status is set to mute Turn off the mute function on the call menu. The microphone is too far from the Put the phone’s microphone closer to sound source • your mouth.
Troubleshooting • The battery can’t be charged Possible reason Solution The battery is worn out and the charging time takes too long Charge when the phone prompts low battery. The battery doesn’t connect well to the phone Ensure the battery has been inserted correctly. The charger doesn’t connect to the phone Ensure that the interface between the charger and the phone is correctly connected, and the charger icon should appear on the screen.
Troubleshooting • Can’t display network Possible reason • The stylus can’t tap accurately Possible reason Solution The phone hasn’t yet aligned the screen The SIM card has been incorrectly installed Refer to the SIM card installation method. The contact between the SIM card and phone is dirty Ensure the contact between the SIM card and phone remains clean. The SIM card does not work Check whether the SIM card is out of date.
Troubleshooting The storage card has been damaged • ActiveSync can’t connect with the PC Possible reason The PC has installed the firewall • Replace the storage card reason The synchronization option hasn’t been chosen Select [Tools→Options…→Options] on the ActiveSync screen on your PC. Make sure that the files you want to sync are chosen. Solution Check whether the firewall is installed on the PC. If it is installed, turn it off and restart the computer to connect with your phone.
Troubleshooting • Browser can’t connect to Internet normally Possible reason Solution The network service provider don’t provide the service or you haven’ t apply for this service Contact with your network service provider and consult information about how to apply for and use these services Haven’t set correctly Please set correctly by selecting [Start→Settings→Conne ctions→Connections].
Safety Precaution 19. • could fall and break. In order to ensure safe driving and avoid road accidents, please don’t use the phone when driving. If you must use it, please use the phone’s hands-free or park at roadside before making or answering a call. Safety Precaution Usage environment Please remember to obey the necessary rules and regulations whenever use your phone. This will help keep you safe and respect your environment.
Safety Precaution The personnel who wears should do the followings: pacemaker ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches from your pacemaker when the phone is turned on. Do not carry the phone in a breast pocket. Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference. If you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, turn your phone OFF immediately.
Safety Precaution different first aid numbers. (2) Please press to call. Caution: While making an emergency call, you should try to provide all important information correctly. At this time, the phone may be the only communication tool, so don’t end the call without permission. • Password access Your phone and SIM card can be protected by a password, to prevent others using it illegally.
Safety Precaution PUK code battery This is used to unlock the PIN code. If you incorrectly input the PUK code ten times in succession, then the SIM card cannot be used again. Usually the PUK code and SIM card are provided together. If you lose PUK code or it isn’t supplied with SIM card, please contact with your network operator or SIM card provider. PUK2 code This is used to unlock the PIN2 code. Usually the PUK2 code and the SIM card are provided together. PUK2 can modify the locked PIN2 code.
Safety Precaution icon will turn as . Caution: To make the new battery achieve the best capacity, please charge and discharge the phone for twice or three times. As for the first several times, you should charge the battery for at least 10 hours in succession. Please charge the phone due to no power and switch off the phone automatically. • Battery information and care Never use any battery that has been damaged. While using the phone near network station, the power consumption is very little.
Safety Precaution capacity will be reduced and battery life will be shortened. Always try to keep the battery at room temperature. Do not short-circuit the battery. This may damage the electronic core or the protected circuit inside the battery. Accidental short-circuiting may occur when a metal object (coin, clip or pen) causes a direct connection between the anode and cathode of the battery, for example when you carry a spare battery in a pocket or bag.
Safety Precaution You should pull out the plug of any spare part correctly when you switch off the power, don’t drag the power line forcibly. If the phone, battery, and charger don’t operate normally, ally, please contact one of our maintenance centres with a qualified repair service as soon as possible. • Other safety information When you are not using your phone, it is advisable to switch it off, remove the battery to save energy and avoid radicalising the phone.
Safety Precaution Index —A— About, 34 AcitveSync Installing software on the phone, 70 ActiveSync Error information, 71 Setting up, 65 Stopping, 71 Synchronization information, 68 Align screen, 14 —B— Backlight, 35 Battery Charging, 9 Power display, 10 Buttons, 31 110 —C— Calculator, 47 Calendar, 45 Call Answering or rejecting a call, 21 Caller ID, 20 Emergency call, 20 History, 24 In-call, 22 International call, 20 List, 24 Making a call, 18 Timer, 24 Voice mail, 20 Volume, 21 Call barring, 31 Call fo
Index Error reporting, 36 —F— File explorer, 89 fixed dialing, 33 —G— Games, 86 GPS External GPS, 36 Introduction, 91 —H— Help, 47 —I— Input modes Block recognizer, 25 Keyboard, 26 Letter recognizer, 26 Transcriber, 27 Installing Micro SD card, 8 Installing SIM card and battery, 6 —J— Java, 87 —L— Lock, 15, 34 Phone, 16 SIM card, 16 —M— Maintenance, 96 Memory, 37 Menus, 33 Messagfing Outlook e-mail, 48 Messaging MMS, 54 MSN Messenger, 58 SMS, 57 Micro SD card, 90 —N— Notes, 44 —O— Office mobile Excel,
Index 81 Pocket PC, 92 Power, 37 Power on/off, 10 —R— Regional settings, 37 Reminder, 14 —S— Safety notice, VII Safety precaution, 106 Search, 47 Shortcut keys, 12 Sounds & 112 Notifications, 30 Speed dial, 42 Start, 15 Status icon, 4 Stylus, 13 —T— Tasks, 43 Text size, 14 Today, 29 Today screen, 2 Touch screen and calibration, 14 Troubleshooting, 98 —V— Voice mail and text messages, 32 —W— Windows media, 80 Windows update, 38 wireless network Internet connection, 73 Internet explorer, 75 Wireless netwo
