H4100 And H4300 Series; H5400 Series With Microsoft Pocket Pc 2002 - HP iPAQ H4100 series User Manual
Wireless lan and hp ipaq pocket pcs
Hide thumbs
Also See for iPAQ H4100 series:
- Getting started (72 pages) ,
- User manual (143 pages) ,
- Networking manual (57 pages)
Table of Contents
h4100 and h4300 series
Perform the following steps to set up a WLAN connection on an HP iPAQ Pocket PC h4100 or h4300
series handheld device:
1. On the Start screen, tap the Connectivity icon (
device or on the Start screen, tap Start and then tap "iPAQ Wireless."
2. If the Connectivity icon ( ) in the Start bar was tapped, then tap "Turn Wireless On" or "Turn
off flight mode" when the Connectivity box appears. Or, tap Start, iPAQ Wireless, and then
tap the WLAN icon; the iPAQ Wireless screen appears with the message, "Tap a button to
turn an individual wireless feature ON/OFF." The WLAN icon displays in orange (the "off"
color); tap the WLAN icon to turn on the WLAN. The icon changes to green (the "on" color)
and the WLAN indicator light flashes green.
Even though the WLAN indicator flashes green (on), it does not necessarily mean a connection
has been established.
Battery Saving Tip: Turn the WLAN off when it is not being used. When the WLAN is on, make
sure one of the WLAN power saving modes is enabled. (Tap Start, Settings, and then tap the
System tab. On the Settings screen, tap the power icon, the control tab, and then tap Auto in the
WLAN Power save mode).
NOTE: The Power save modes are not always supported by all access points and networks. If a
connection cannot be made to a particular wireless network, then try turning off the WLAN
Power save mode.
h5400 series with Microsoft Pocket PC 2002
Perform the following steps to turn on or off the WLAN:
1. On the Start screen, tap Start and then tap "iPAQ Wireless."
2. On the iPAQ Wireless screen, tap the "Wireless Control" icon.
3. When the Wireless Control screen appears, tap the WLAN icon. The WLAN icon displays
in orange (off); tap the WLAN icon to turn on the WLAN. The icon changes to green (on)
and the WLAN indicator light flashes green.
NOTE: Even though the WLAN indicator flashes green (on), it does not necessarily mean a
connection has been established.
Battery saving tips:
A.
Turn off the WLAN when it is not in use.
B.
Perform one or more of the following battery-saving tasks:
I.
Tap Start, Settings, tap the "System" tab, and then tap the power icon.
II.
On the Power screen, tap the "Main" tab and change the power settings as
desired. Tap OK twice to return to the Start screen, or tap the Standby tab at
the bottom of the display to continue adjusting power settings.
III.
On the Power screen, under the "Standby" tab, adjust the standby period as
desired. Tap OK until the Start screen reappears, or tap the "USB Changing"
tab at the bottom of the display.
IV.
Still on the Power screen under the "USB Charging" tab, adjust the settings as
desired. Tap OK until the Start screen reappears, or tap
backlight settings to conserve power" bar at the bottom of the device.
V. On the Backlight screen, tap the "Battery Power" tab. Adjust the "On Battery
Power" settings as desired. Tap OK until the Start screen reappears, or tap the
"External Power" tab at the bottom of the Backlight screen.
The Wireless LAN and HP iPAQ Pocket PCs
or
) in the Start bar at the top of the
backlight
in the "Adjust
11
- Quick Links:
- Hp Ipaq Pocket Pc Wireless Products
Hide quick links:
Table of Contents
