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<strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong>-<strong>E2C</strong> <strong>PDA</strong><br />
<strong>Standard</strong> <strong>Edition</strong><br />
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Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH<br />
Bestell-Nr./Order No.: A26391-K151-Z200-1-7619<br />
Ausgabe/<strong>Edition</strong> 1<br />
Printed in the Federal Republic of Germany<br />
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A26391-K151-Z200-1-7619
<strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong>-<br />
<strong>E2C</strong> <strong>PDA</strong><br />
<strong>Standard</strong> <strong>Edition</strong><br />
User Manual<br />
July 2004 <strong>Edition</strong><br />
Introduction<br />
Getting started<br />
Managing destinations<br />
Managing applications<br />
Managing devices
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Contents<br />
Introduction .....................................................................................................................................1<br />
Notational conventions ......................................................................................................................1<br />
System requirements.........................................................................................................................1<br />
Basic requirements....................................................................................................................1<br />
Supported third party software ...................................................................................................1<br />
Certified devices ........................................................................................................................1<br />
Supported mobile phones ..........................................................................................................1<br />
Overview............................................................................................................................................2<br />
Getting started .................................................................................................................................3<br />
Installing <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong> .........................................................................................................3<br />
First steps <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong>.......................................................................................................4<br />
Managing destinations....................................................................................................................5<br />
Editing GPRS / GSM destinations..............................................................................................5<br />
Editing WLAN destinations ......................................................................................................10<br />
Managing applications..................................................................................................................13<br />
Directly starting the application........................................................................................................13<br />
Add or remove applications .............................................................................................................13<br />
Managing devices..........................................................................................................................17<br />
Editing the GPRS/GSM devices ......................................................................................................17<br />
Bluetooth (BT) mobile phone ...................................................................................................17<br />
CONNECT2AIR GPRS Card ...................................................................................................19<br />
Infrared (IrDA) mobile phone....................................................................................................19<br />
Additional Bluetooth options ....................................................................................................19<br />
Editing the WLAN device settings....................................................................................................20<br />
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Introduction<br />
Notational conventions<br />
The meanings of the symbols and fonts used in this manual are as follows:<br />
i<br />
Supplementary information, remarks, and tips follow this symbol.<br />
► Text which follows this symbol describes activities that must be performed in the order shown.<br />
"Quotation marks" indicate names of chapters or terms.<br />
Texts in italics indicate filenames and menu items.<br />
System requirements<br />
Basic requirements<br />
● <strong>PDA</strong> with Windows Mobile 2003<br />
● Intel compatible PC with Windows 98, ME, 2000 Pro, XP Pro/Home <strong>Edition</strong> and<br />
ActiveSync 3.5 or higher installed<br />
Supported third party software<br />
● Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Connection Manager<br />
● Certicom movianVPN v4<br />
Certified devices<br />
● Fujitsu Siemens Computers Pocket LOOX 410, 420<br />
● Fujitsu Siemens Computers Pocket LOOX 710, 720<br />
● Fujitsu Siemens Computers LOOX 610 (with limited Bluetooth support)<br />
Supported mobile phones<br />
● Siemens S55, Sony Ericsson T610, Sony Ericsson T68<br />
● Any GPRS mobile phone that supports the AT+CIMI commands<br />
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Introduction<br />
Overview<br />
<strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong> helps you to connect to the Internet or your company intranet quickly and<br />
easily.<br />
Even complex connection procedures can be automated, e.g.:<br />
● Connecting via modem (i.e. GPRS mobile phone, GPRS CF-Card, …)<br />
● Logging on to your company network over VPN<br />
● Launching follow-up applications (e.g. for email synchronization)<br />
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Getting started<br />
Before installing <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong>:<br />
● Backup the data on your Pocket PC.<br />
● Make sure the Pocket PC is connected to your PC.<br />
● Make sure ActiveSync is running on your PC and is connected.<br />
Installing <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong><br />
● Run Setup.exe in order to install the application on your device.<br />
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Getting started<br />
First steps <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong><br />
After the installation is finished you are able to connect to the internet with <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong>. If<br />
you want to configure some specific settings follow the steps below.<br />
Destinations<br />
In the Destinations field you can choose the destination to which you want to connect (e.g. the<br />
Internet or your corporate network).<br />
i<br />
These destinations are related to the connection device. If, e.g., you choose WLAN only<br />
the WLAN destinations are available here.<br />
Applications<br />
In the applications field you can choose the<br />
application that will be started after the<br />
connection is set up (e.g. a browser, a mail<br />
client or an FTP client).<br />
Connect / Disconnect Button<br />
This button allows you to connect if you are<br />
offline and to disconnect if you are online.<br />
Connection devices<br />
In the WLAN and GPRS / GSM fields you can<br />
choose the device to which you want to<br />
connect:<br />
● your WLAN device<br />
● any Bluetooth (BT) capable Mobile<br />
Phone with GPRS<br />
● your CONNECT2AIR GPRS CF Card<br />
● any Infrared (IRdA) capable Mobile<br />
Phone with GPRS<br />
Menubar<br />
● The Config menu allows you to edit your<br />
destinations.<br />
● The HelpButton opens the help dialogue.<br />
● The Information Button shows version<br />
and license information.<br />
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Managing destinations<br />
Normally there is no need to edit the predefined destination of <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong> because your<br />
provider settings are detected automatically. Nevertheless it may be necessary in some cases to<br />
manually enter these settings.<br />
Editing GPRS / GSM destinations<br />
The following steps explain how to change GPRS / GSM provider specific settings.<br />
► Make sure the destination you want to<br />
edit is selected in the destinations field<br />
(1).<br />
► Tap Config in the menu bar and choose<br />
Edit Destination (2).<br />
The Dial Up Destination Configuration page is<br />
displayed.<br />
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Managing destinations<br />
i<br />
► Enter a name for the destination (3).<br />
► Choose the desired connection type (4).<br />
(GPRS connection or GSM connection,<br />
e.g. for RAS Dial in)<br />
► Choose the connection manager to be<br />
used (5).<br />
(Microsoft CM in <strong>Standard</strong> <strong>Edition</strong>)<br />
► Tap this button to configure your<br />
connection in detail (6).<br />
(For GPRS see "GPRS configuration", for<br />
GSM see "GSM configuration".)<br />
The GPRS or GSM Configuration page is<br />
displayed.<br />
GPRS configuration<br />
► If auto detection is active the following<br />
steps are configured automatically (7).<br />
In order to configure the GPRS settings<br />
manually:<br />
► Enter the GPRS Provider name (8).<br />
► Enter the GPRS phone number (9).<br />
(e.g. *99***1#)<br />
► Enter your GPRS username (10).<br />
► Enter your GPRS password (11).<br />
► Here you can enter the extra dial string (12).<br />
(only for advanced users)<br />
or<br />
► You can enter the APN (AccessPoint<br />
Name) and the authentication settings (13).<br />
(only for advanced users)<br />
<strong>Standard</strong> edition supports only one auto configuration. If you change your SIM card you<br />
have to enter the new settings manually.<br />
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GSM configuration<br />
Managing destinations<br />
► Enter the phone number you want to dial<br />
(14).<br />
► Enter an extra dial string if necessary (15).<br />
(AT commands)<br />
► Tap here to choose the desired<br />
authentication method (16).<br />
On the next screen you are able to<br />
choose the authentication method you<br />
want to use (Username/Password and<br />
Username/RLA supported).<br />
TCP/IP Configuration<br />
► Tap here (17) to enter special TCP/IP<br />
settings .<br />
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Managing destinations<br />
Servers Configuration<br />
► Tap here (18) to enter your WINS and<br />
DNS servers.<br />
Proxy Configuration<br />
► Tap here (19) to enter your Proxy<br />
settings.<br />
► When you have completed your<br />
configuration tap ok (20).<br />
The Save Configuration File page is displayed.<br />
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Managing destinations<br />
Saving the new configuration<br />
► Tap here (21) to save your new<br />
configuration settings.<br />
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Managing destinations<br />
Editing WLAN destinations<br />
► Make sure the destination you want to<br />
edit is selected in the destinations field<br />
(1).<br />
► Tap Config and choose Edit Destination<br />
(2).<br />
The WLAN Destination Configuration page is<br />
displayed.<br />
► Enter a name for the destination (3).<br />
► Choose the WLAN authentication type (4).<br />
(Shared WEP Key or Open).<br />
► Choose the encryption (5).<br />
(WEP or None).<br />
► Enter the WEP Key if used (6).<br />
► Select your network (7).<br />
Any SSID automatically connects to the<br />
first open network available.<br />
Specific SSID allows you to specify which<br />
network to connect to.<br />
Scan allows you to scan the current<br />
available networks.<br />
► Check this if you are running in Ad-Hoc<br />
mode (device to device). You also need<br />
to specify the WLAN Channel in this case<br />
(8).<br />
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TCP/IP Configuration<br />
Managing destinations<br />
► Tap here (9) to enter special TCP/IP<br />
settings.<br />
Servers Configuration<br />
► Tap here (10) to enter your WINS and<br />
DNS servers.<br />
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Managing destinations<br />
Proxy Configuration<br />
► Tap here (11) to enter your Proxy settings.<br />
► When you have completed your<br />
configuration tap ok (12).<br />
The Save Configuration File page is displayed.<br />
Saving the new configuration<br />
► Tap here (13) to save your new<br />
configuration settings.<br />
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Managing applications<br />
<strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong> allows you to configure the applications that will be started after the<br />
connection is set up.<br />
Directly starting the application<br />
If you want to start an application from the <strong>CONNECTMOBILITY</strong> application bar simply perform a<br />
long press on the desired application and choose Execute from the context menu. The application<br />
will be started immediately without checking whether a connection is set up or not.<br />
Add or remove applications<br />
In order to add or remove an icon from the application bar follow these steps:<br />
► Tap the wrench on the right of the<br />
application bar (1).<br />
The Application Button Configuration page is<br />
displayed.<br />
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Managing applications<br />
► To add a connection select New (2).<br />
The page for defining new applications is<br />
displayed.<br />
► Enter the file name (including the whole<br />
path) of the application you want to add<br />
(3).<br />
► Enter commandline parameters if needed<br />
(4).<br />
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Managing applications<br />
► To remove an application select the<br />
application and tap Delete (5).<br />
► To change the order of the applications<br />
use the up and down arrow (6).<br />
► To edit an existing application choose<br />
Edit (7).<br />
► Edit the file name (including the whole<br />
path) of the application (8).<br />
► Edit commandline parameters if needed<br />
(9).<br />
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Managing devices<br />
Editing the GPRS/GSM devices<br />
The above defined GPRS /GSM destinations are available for every GPRS / GSM capable device<br />
connected to your <strong>PDA</strong>. In some cases a few configuration steps are necessary to enable a device.<br />
Bluetooth (BT) mobile phone<br />
PocketLOOX 410, 420, 710, 720<br />
In order to connect your Bluetooth (BT) mobile Phone to one of these <strong>PDA</strong>s simply perform a long<br />
press on the BT icon and choose Add/Remove Devices… from the context menu.<br />
PocketLOOX 610<br />
In order to connect your Bluetooth (BT) mobile Phone to the PocketLOOX you have to follow these<br />
steps:<br />
► Run Start – Programms – Pocket Plugfree.<br />
► Use the wizard to configure your BT if not<br />
already done.<br />
► Choose your mobile phone (3).<br />
The Services page is displayed showing the<br />
services available for your mobile phone.<br />
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Managing devices<br />
► Choose Internet (4).<br />
► Enter any phone number and tap ok in the<br />
title bar (5).<br />
► On the next screen just click ok.<br />
► Enter your BT PIN on your mobile phone<br />
and on your <strong>PDA</strong>.<br />
► After the <strong>PDA</strong> starts dialing you can<br />
cancel the connection.<br />
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CONNECT2AIR GPRS Card<br />
Managing devices<br />
► After these steps open the context menu<br />
for BT by long pressing the Bluetooth icon<br />
(9).<br />
Your mobile phone will be listed among<br />
the devices.<br />
For the CONNECT2AIR GPRS CF-Card no additional configuration is required. Simply enter the<br />
card, choose the CF icon and connect to the internet.<br />
Infrared (IrDA) mobile phone<br />
For using an IrDA mobile phone simply activate the IrDA interface on your mobile phone. Afterwards<br />
you have to choose the IrDA icon. Now you are ready to connect.<br />
Additional Bluetooth options<br />
To open the additional Bluetooth options you have to perform a long press on the Bluetooth icon.<br />
The context menu shows the following options:<br />
● Bluetooth On – switches the integrated Bluetooth module on<br />
● Bluetooth Off – switches the integrated Bluetooth module off<br />
● All Wireless Off – switches the integrated Bluetooth and WLAN module off<br />
● Deactivate BT on Disconnect – the Bluetooth module will be deactivated after the connection is<br />
closed (good for saving battery time)<br />
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Managing devices<br />
Editing the WLAN device settings<br />
To open the additional WLAN options you have to perform a long press on the WLAN icon. The<br />
context menu shows the following options:<br />
● WLAN On – switches the integrated WLAN module on<br />
● WLAN Off – switches the integrated WLAN module off<br />
● All Wireless Off – switches the integrated Bluetooth and WLAN module off<br />
● Deactivate WLAN on Disconnect – the WLAN module will be deactivated after the connection is<br />
closed (good for saving battery time)<br />
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