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Chapter 2: Basic Skills
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Assembling the cradle
Prior to charging the battery, the back plate that supports your Toshiba
Pocket PC e830 during the charging process, needs to be inserted into
the base of the cradle. To do this, insert the transparent plate (side A fac-
ing the cradle connection port) into the cradle base to cradle position P1
as shown below. If your Toshiba Pocket PC e830 is equipped with a High
Capacity Battery Pack, insert the transparent plate into the cradle base at
cradle position P2.
Main Battery Pack High Capacity Battery Pack
Cradle Connection Port
Side A
Side B
- Toshiba Pocket PC e830 Series 1
- Introduction 2
- Copyright Information 2
- Safety instructions 3
- Main battery pack 5
- Power cords 7
- AC adapter 7
- Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 7
- Proper treatment of the unit 8
- Work environment 10
- Prevention of eyestrain 11
- Ambient lighting 11
- Vision care 12
- (EMF) emissions 14
- Safety precautions 16
- Limitation of liability 22
- Usage conditions 22
- Table of Contents 25
- Getting Started 26
- Finding Information 27
- Basic Skills 28
- Main unit (end view) 29
- Main unit (back view) 30
- Power button 30
- Battery switch 31
- Wireless communication switch 32
- Using the Hold switch 33
- Using the Stylus 33
- Using the Cursor button 34
- Using the TOSHIBA Scroller 34
- Assembling the cradle 35
- Charging the battery 36
- Battery Pack 38
- Prolonging battery life 39
- Inserting a CF Type II card 42
- Removing a CF Type II card 43
- Inserting an SD Card 43
- Removing an SD Card 44
- Connecting to a PC 44
- Today Screen 47
- Using Programs 48
- Navigation and command bars 50
- Pop-up menus 51
- Notifications 52
- Entering Information 52
- Typing with the soft keyboard 53
- Using Letter Recognizer 54
- Using Block Recognizer 54
- Using Transcriber 54
- Selecting typed text 54
- Writing on the screen 55
- Converting writing to text 56
- Drawing on the screen 57
- Creating a drawing 58
- Selecting a drawing 58
- Recording a message 59
- Using My Text 60
- Customizing settings 61
- Removing programs 64
- Setting passwords 64
- Changing screen settings 64
- Adjusting Screen light levels 65
- 3. Set the Brightness level 66
- Setting memory 68
- Confirming storage card usage 69
- Releasing memory 69
- Accessing the Flash ROM Disk 70
- Checking System Information 71
- Microsoft ActiveSync 75
- View connection status 76
- Tap to stop synchronization 76
- Microsoft 77
- Pocket Outlook 77
- Using the Summary screen 78
- Creating meeting requests 78
- Scheduling a meeting 78
- Finding a contact 79
- Creating a contact 79
- Tasks—Keeping a To Do list 80
- Creating a note 81
- Synchronizing email messages 82
- Using the message list 82
- Reading your messages 82
- Composing messages 83
- Companion Programs 86
- Typing mode 88
- Writing mode 89
- Drawing mode 90
- Recording mode 90
- Pocket Excel 91
- MSN Messenger 92
- Setting up MSN Messenger 93
- Working with Contacts 94
- Chatting with Contacts 95
- View full chat 96
- View status of the chat 96
- Windows Media Player 97
- Pictures 98
- Sending pictures 99
- Pocket Internet Explorer 100
- Creating a Mobile Favorite 101
- Saving device memory 101
- Using AvantGo Channels 102
- Home button 103
- Refresh button 103
- Favorites button 103
- Browsing the Internet 104
- Getting Connected 105
- Connecting to the Internet 106
- Connecting to work 108
- Editing proxy settings 110
- Setting up an email account 111
- Getting Help on connecting 111
- Wireless LAN overview 113
- Launching a wireless LAN 114
- Selecting a preferred network 115
- IP Address 116
- Subnet mask 116
- Default gateway 116
- Configuring a Wireless LAN 118
- Utility (TMU) 121
- Link screen 122
- Power screen 123
- Manager screen 125
- Info screen 126
- TOSHIBA Enroller 127
- Launching TOSHIBA Enroller 128
- Enrolling Certificates 130
- Configuring Advanced Settings 130
- Using ConfigFree™ 131
- Connectivity Doctor 132
- Profile Settings 132
- TOSHIBA IP Phone 133
- Launching TOSHIBA IP Phone 134
- Using P2P Communications 135
- Placing a call on hold 136
- Hanging up 136
- Playing back a voicemail 136
- Voicemail indication 137
- Using Instant Messaging (IM) 137
- Signing-in 137
- 2. Tap Sign in 138
- Calling an IP phone 139
- Refreshing buddy status 142
- Presence Service (PS) 143
- Configuring IP Phone options 144
- Bluetooth software overview 146
- Enabling Bluetooth 148
- Advanced Settings 149
- Using COM service 152
- Using DUN/LAP service 153
- Using PAN service 154
- Using OPP service 156
- Sending a schedule 157
- Sending a task 157
- Exchanging business cards 158
- Receiving a business card 158
- Using FTP service 159
- Sending a file 160
- Receiving a file 160
- Bluetooth FTP server 160
- Tools menu 161
- View menu 162
- Options menu 163
- Registration History 164
- Local Device 165
- Function List 165
- Version Information 165
- Search for Wireless Devices 165
- Home screen overview 166
- About the Home screen 167
- About the Information window 167
- About Running 169
- (W-LAN model only) 170
- Configuring icons 171
- Adding icons 172
- Renaming icons 172
- Configuring Tab Settings 173
- Deleting tabs 174
- Changing tab names 174
- Sorting icons within tabs 174
- Changing a background 174
- Backup overview 175
- Making a backup 176
- Restoring your system 178
- Tap Restore 179
- Tap to select the 179
- Deleting a backup file 180
- Making an auto backup 180
- 4. Set the desired items 181
- Setting the World Clock 183
- TOSHIBA Voice Recorder (TVR) 184
- Setting TVR options 185
- Starting Mail Speech 187
- File list 188
- Text area 189
- Read status 189
- Configuring Speech Settings 190
- Voice Command overview 191
- Launching Voice Command 192
- Using Global Command 193
- About User Command 193
- Using commands to insert text 193
- Tap to stop reading 194
- Checking the Command List 195
- Defining text for the command 196
- Enter the parameter 197
- Troubleshooting 198
- Symptom Cause Correction 199
- Resetting 201
- Clearing Memory 202
- Troubleshooting for Wi-Fi 203
- FAQ for Wi-Fi 204
- More Information 205
- C. Application 207
- D. Settings 208
- E. Security 209
- F. Performance 210
- Error Messages for Bluetooth 212
- Pocket PC 220
- Glossary for Bluetooth 221
- Bluetooth authentication 223
- OPP authentication 223
- FTP authentication 223
- Specifications 224
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