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  • Page 1 Be inspired User Manual and safety precautions...

  • Page 2: General Information

    This unit has a built-in lithium-ion battery which should be used only as  instructed and changed only by Siemens service personnel. Use only the supplied AC/DC adapter. When the adapter is plugged into the power socket it must be free from obstructions.

  • Page 3: Front View With Controls

    General Information Front View with Controls At the rear of the device: Control key Show/hide button Stylus (pull out) (see detailed diagram) for input panel Software control Touch-sensitive SIMpad button screen On/Off button (corresponds to the Windows right mouse button) Loud- (orange) speaker...

  • Page 4: Rear View With Connections

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  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents General Information ..................2 Safety Precautions....................2 Front View with Controls..................3 Rear view with connections .................. 4 Getting started ................... 7 Your new communication centre................7 What’s in the box?....................8 Optional accessories ..................... 8 Getting started ................... 9 Switching SIMpad on for the first time..............
  • Page 6 Table of Contents Sending and receiving e-mails ..............58 Starting the Inbox ....................58 Creating a new e-mail account ................60 Receiving e-mails....................62 Replying to/forwarding e-mails ................63 Sending e-mails ....................64 Creating e-mails ....................64 Important configurations ................65 Icons in the Control Panel..................

  • Page 7: Getting Started

    Getting started Getting started Congratulations on purchasing a SIMpad SL4 (simply called SIMpad in this manual). Your SIMpad belongs to a new class of device known as Web pad. The touch-sensitive screen provides users with a significantly better information display than that offered by current mobile devices (palmtops, PocketPCs or cell phones).

  • Page 8: What's In The Box

    Three styluses, one of which is in the stylus storage slot An AC/DC adapter with mains cable A serial PC connection cable User Manual Optional accessories You can always find the current selection of optional accessories and SIMpad applications at the following portal: http://www.my-siemens.com/simpad...

  • Page 9: Getting Started

    Getting started Getting started Before operating your SIMpad for the first time, it is vital that you read the Safety Precautions on Page 2! Switching SIMpad on for the first time Before switching the SIMpad on for the first time its batteries must be charged for at least one hour by connecting the SIMpad to the mains.

  • Page 10: Basic Settings After Simpad Is Switched On For The First Time

    Getting started Activating SIMpad On/off button: On/off button To switch on your SIMpad, press the button on the right of the screen above the control key. If the screen remains dark press the button again. After your SIMpad is switched on for the first time, a checker board screen is displayed for a few seconds.
  • Page 11 Getting started Owner properties The Owner properties dialog box appears in which you can enter your personal data. Dialog box Owner properties, Tab Identification Enter name, company, address etc. in the fields provided. If you do not know what to enter in a field, leave the field blank. To enter data, first tap the required field.
  • Page 12 Getting started Entering the date and time The Date/Time properties dialog box appears. You can enter the date, time and time zone. You can also activate the automatic clock adjustment feature. Dialog box Date/Time Properties In the Timezone field you can choose from the drop-down list of time zones.

  • Page 13: Notes On Switching On/Off

    Getting started Notes on Switching On/Off When the screen is dark, press the button (on/off) on the right next to the screen and above the control key. SIMpad is ready for operation immediately after activation. The screen shows the user interface as it was when you last switched the device off.

  • Page 14: Notes On Battery

    Getting started Notes on battery When the SIMpad is AC-powered, there is no load on the built-in battery. If it is not at full capacity, it is charged automatically. If the battery is fully discharged, charging takes about 2.5 hours. You can see that the device is charging when the orange LED on the right side of the screen is lit.

  • Page 15: Data Storage

    Getting started Data storage You can save important data such as WordPad documents to the persistent IPSM folder, to ensure permanent storage. This is important when the device is not being used for several days and the batteries become empty. The data in the persistent IPSM folder is saved even if the power fails because the batteries are empty.
  • Page 16 Getting started Dialog box PC card detected Tap on Yes, if you want to use the PC card with battery power. To release the card, press the button next to the card.

  • Page 17: The Start Center

    The Start Center The Start Center The most important SIMpad functions can be reached easily via the Start Center. The Start Center Start Center is started automatically when SIMpad is first switched on and also when the operating system is restarted. The Start Center contains buttons for various functions.

  • Page 18: Start Center Buttons

    The Start Center Start Center buttons Internet Establishes the Internet connection, starts Microsoft Internet Explorer (see Page 53) and opens your default Homepage. Organizer  Opens Odyssey Pocket On-Schedule through which you can start applications, contacts, calendar, tasks, notes, diary, info centre, e-mail, pocket calculator and phone logs (see Page 79).

  • Page 19: Working With Windows Ce.net

    Working with Windows CE.net Working with Windows CE.net  Microsoft Windows CE.net is the preinstalled operating system on SIMpad. The operating system is the basis for all programs which run on SIMpad. Desktop The desktop is the basis for the user interface for Windows CE.net. Call up desktop anytime Desktop You can call up the desktop (minimize all windows) at any time by tapping...
  • Page 20 Working with Windows CE.net Icons on the desktop By default, the desktop shows the following icons which you can double tap with the stylus to launch the applications. Recycle Bin Shows a list of deleted documents. You can recover documents deleted by mistake. You can empty the entire recycle bin to permanently delete old files and create more space.

  • Page 21: Taskbar

    Working with Windows CE.net Remote Desktop Connection You can use the Remote Desktop Connection (see Page 77) to register with a Windows terminal server. Internet Explorer Opens the preinstalled web browser. This allows you to display web pages (see Page 53). Taskbar Start button Opened applications...
  • Page 22 Working with Windows CE.net The Task Manager dialog box is displayed. Dialog box Task Manager Tap on the required application (task) in the list. to close this application, tap on End Task. to switch to this application, tap on Switch To.

  • Page 23: Starting Programs From The Start Menu

    Working with Windows CE.net Starting programs from the start menu Starting programs from the start menu On the taskbar, tap Start with the stylus. If Start is not visible, touch the screen with the stylus and drag the stylus down to the bottom edge of the screen. The start menu pops up.

  • Page 24: Windows And Dialog Boxes

    Working with Windows CE.net Windows and dialog boxes Window: from Windows Explorer (see Page 36) Dialog box: from Windows Explorer Most programs appear on the screen as a window or dialog box. A window is a working area, a dialog box is a type of form with input fields, selection lists etc.
  • Page 25 Working with Windows CE.net Swapping between Windows You may have opened a number of windows at the same time. In this case you can easily swap from one window to the other: In the middle of the taskbar (see Page 21) tap the button of the window to which you wish to swap to.
  • Page 26 Working with Windows CE.net Tool bar Tool bar in WordPad Many programs have a tool bar at the top of the window. This consists of icons representing specific functions. In WordPad for example there is the icon which allows you to write text in bold letters.
  • Page 27 Working with Windows CE.net Scrolling within lists or longer documents When the content of a window is larger than the window itself, you can scroll up or down. Tap to scroll up by one line. Tap and then drag downwards or upwards to scroll rapidly Tap to scroll downwards rapidly.

  • Page 28: Entering Data

    Working with Windows CE.net Entering data To enter data use either the input panel or handwriting recognition. In both cases you use the stylus. To try out the data input functions, you can start Microsoft WordPad, for example: Using the icon on the desktop: Double tap the icon.

  • Page 29: Entering Data With The Stylus (Handwriting Recognition)

    Working with Windows CE.net Entering data with the stylus (handwriting recognition) Instead of the input panel you can also write characters directly on the screen with the stylus. You can write letters, numbers or special characters. Launch the handwriting recognition program Transcriber so that you can enter characters using the stylus: Using the desktop icon: Double tap on the icon.
  • Page 30 Working with Windows CE.net Notes on entering data using the stylus You can enter letters, numbers and special characters using the stylus. You can also directly enter commands such as backspace using the stylus. Letters, numbers and special characters Transcriber accepts several alternative styles for most characters. Letters can be entered as printed letters or as handwriting.
  • Page 31 Working with Windows CE.net Letter styles In the lower left-hand corner of the window tap on the letter, number or special character to display the different styles. If you click on an alternative in the top left, Transcriber shows the stylus strokes. To improve the efficiency and speed of handwriting recognition, you can limit the number of alternatives.
  • Page 32 Working with Windows CE.net Entering commands The following table shows how to enter commands using the stylus. The starting points are indicated. New line Blank Backspace Undo Copy Insert If characters are marked, the correction window opens. Else the Transcriber panel is shown. Converts marked text from lower case to upper case and vice versa.
  • Page 33 Working with Windows CE.net Correcting entries Using the correction window in Transcriber you can quickly and simply correct incorrect entries or wrongly recognised text. Mark the incorrect character or character string (see Page 35). Tap on the icon or enter the appropriate command using the stylus (see above). The correction window displays the marked character.
  • Page 34 Working with Windows CE.net Customizing settings You can customise Transcriber to meet your requirements and preferences: Show and hide icons in the taskbar Changing the font colour and font size for the stylus Turn the sound on and off Set the recognition times and quality To change these settings, tap on the icon and hold down the stylus until the following submenu appears.

  • Page 35: Editing Functions

    Working with Windows CE.net Editing functions There are a number of editing functions available for text entry. These edit functions are the same for all programs used under Windows CE.net. Selecting text Selected text Use the stylus to position the cursor on the start or end point of the text to be selected.

  • Page 36: Windows Explorer

    Working with Windows CE.net Windows Explorer You can use the Windows Explorer to manage folders and documents in your file system. Starting Windows Explorer Via My Computer icon on the desktop: Double tap the icon. The current folder is displayed. Or using the start menu: Tap with the stylus in the taskbar on Start →...

  • Page 37: Help

    Working with Windows CE.net Views: large icons, small icons and details Folders and files can be displayed in a number of different ways. The “Large Icons” setting can be impractical, particularly when a folder contains a large number of files or subfolders. in the Windows Explorer tool bar (see Page 26).

  • Page 38: Setting Up And Configuring Network And Internet Connections

    Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Setting up and configuring network and internet connections You have the following options to connect your SIMpad to the internet or a network: Selected connection HomeRF Chapter “Connecting SIMpad to HomeRF gateway” , Page 39 WLAN Chapter “Connecting SIMpad to WLAN (802.11b)”...

  • Page 39: Connecting Simpad To Homerf Gateway

    Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Connecting SIMpad to HomeRF gateway Prerequisites The HomeRF PC card must be plugged into the SIMpad (see Page 15). For this, the HomeRF Gateway (optional accessory) must be in operation. Instructions for this can be found in the HomeRF Gateway System manual.
  • Page 40 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Entering the password for the wireless network If the password for the wireless HomeRF Gateway has already been defined (e.g. with a PC), then the following dialog box will appear. Dialog box Test network connection Enter the password for the wireless network.
  • Page 41 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Entering internet access data The following dialog box appears. Dialog box Set HRF Gateway Tab Internet Access Data The following entries depend on which connection protocol you are using: If you use PPPoE, you need to enter the user name and password. If you use DHCP , you will be asked to enter a host name.
  • Page 42 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections A confirmation message informs you that the HomeRF Gateway has been configured successfully. Tap OK. For more information on settings (such as HomeRF Configuration, setting up or clearing a connection or network password) see the HomeRF User Manual.

  • Page 43: Connecting Simpad To Wlan (802.11B)

    Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Connecting SIMpad to WLAN (802.11b) You can connect the SIMpad: to Siemens I-Gate (WLAN) or another WLAN. Prerequisites The I-Gate card or WLAN card has to be plugged into the SIMpad (see Page 15).
  • Page 44 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Double tap on the I-Gate Connection icon. The “PRISM 802.11 Wireless LAN Driver”settings dialog box appears. Dialog box “PRISM 802.11 Wireless LAN Driver” Settings, IP Address Activate the option Enter IP Address and then under the IP Address and Name Server tabs, enter the required settings.
  • Page 45 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Dialog box WLSIE461 Otherwise a dialog box with a list of available networks is displayed. If the dialog box is not displayed automatically, double tap on icon for the new WLAN connection in the control panel. Dialog box Settings, Wireless Networks If necessary change the settings for your WLAN.
  • Page 46 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Setting up a connection Start Internet Explorer via the icon on the desktop: Double tap on the icon. Or via the Start Center: In the Start Center, tap on Internet. Internet Explorer is launched and the default homepage opens. This sets up the Internet access or the subsequent configuration.

  • Page 47: Connecting Simpad Via Mobile Radio

    Internet service provider. The connection to the cell phone does not support any other type of data exchange typical to cell phones (e. g. SMS). You can find more information at http://www.my-siemens.com/simpad, click on FAQ.
  • Page 48 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Notes on using the serial interface Serial interface (RS232) Serial interface for modem connection If you want to use a cell phone with modem over the serial interface, you must use a null-modem adaptor between the PC connection cable supplied and the corresponding cell phone data cable.
  • Page 49 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Dialog box Make new connection – Part 1 Assign a name of your choice to the connection. Select Dial-up connection. Then tap on Continue. Dialog box Make new connection – Part 2 Select the relevant modem from the list under Device Selection.
  • Page 50 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections Dialog box Make new connection – Part 3 In part 3 of the dialog box specify the country code, area code and phone number for dialling into the Internet. The Internet or Service Provider provides you with the phone number.
  • Page 51 Setting up and configuring network and internet connections If you check the Save Password box, you do not need to specify your password again each time you dial in. However, if you want to prevent other people from using your SIMpad access, for example, you should leave the box empty.

  • Page 52: Accessing The World Wide Web

    Accessing the World Wide Web Accessing the World Wide Web The World Wide Web, also called WWW or just the Web, is the modern, intuitive interface of the Internet. Even as an inexperienced user you can quickly find your way around the Web on your own. A program which allows you to surf in the Web is referred to as a Web browser.

  • Page 53: Starting Internet Explorer

    Accessing the World Wide Web Starting Internet Explorer Use the stylus to tap the button Internet in the Start Center. Or via the icon on the desktop: Double tap on the icon. Or using the Start Menu: Tap Start → Programs → Internet Explorer in the tool bar. Internet Explorer Internet Explorer starts the pre-specified homepage.

  • Page 54: Entering Internet Addresses

    Tap in the field for the Internet address. The entire entry is highlighted. You can overwrite the entry. Using the Input Panel, enter the required Internet address (e. g. http://www.my-siemens.com/simpad). End your entry with The Web site is now searched for. If it is found, it appears on the screen a short time later.

  • Page 55: Using The Browser Navigation Aids

    Accessing the World Wide Web Using the browser navigation aids The Microsoft Internet Explorer tool bar (see Page 26) contains symbols to help you navigate in the web. Back (history function): The Web browser logs the pages that it has already visited. You can use the Back function to return to previously visited pages.

  • Page 56: Creating And Managing Favourites

    Accessing the World Wide Web Creating and managing favourites You can store frequently visited web sites as favourites (electronic bookmarks). This saves you the effort of having to retype the Internet addresses of such sites each time you need them. Add the web site currently displayed to favourites: In the Internet Explorer menu bar, tap Favourites →...

  • Page 57: Setting The Homepage, Search Page And Various Options

    Accessing the World Wide Web Setting the homepage, search page and various options In the Internet Explorer menu, tap View → Options. A dialog box with Internet options is displayed. Dialog box Internet Options In the General tab you can set the Home Page and the Search Page. The Home Page is the Internet address which is loaded immediately when you start the web browser or when you tap .

  • Page 58: Sending And Receiving E-Mails

    Sending and receiving e-mails Sending and receiving e-mails Pocket On-Schedule Inbox is already installed as an e-mail program on your SIMpad. Before you can send and receive e-mails you must have a connection to the Internet. Please set up your Internet connection first, if you haven’t done so already (see Page 38).
  • Page 59 Sending and receiving e-mails Pocket On-Schedule Inbox The inbox and other archive folders for your e-mail account are shown on the left along with other Pocket On-Schedule applications. The e-mail archives have the following meaning: Deleted Items: For e-mails that you have read and no longer need. Sent Items: For e-mails that you have already sent.

  • Page 60: Creating A New E-Mail Account

    Sending and receiving e-mails Creating a new e-mail account To use a new or separate e-mail address you must create an e-mail account for it in the Pocket On-Schedule. Tap on View and then Options in the drop-down menu. The Options dialog box is displayed.
  • Page 61 Sending and receiving e-mails Enter your e-mail address. Tap on Next. The E-mail Server Information dialog box is displayed. Dialog box E-mail Server Information Tap the My incoming mail server is... list and select the type for incoming e-mails. Usually the type POP3 e-mail is used. However, some providers already offer the newer type IMAP .

  • Page 62: Receiving E-Mails

    Sending and receiving e-mails Receiving e-mails Tap on File → Send and Receive → Receive All. A connection to the internet is set up. New e-mails received are then to be found in the Inbox folder. If you tap on File → Send and Receive → Send/Receive All, then all e-mails which are in the Outbox archive folder are sent before new e-mails are received.

  • Page 63: Replying To/Forwarding E-Mails

    Sending and receiving e-mails Replying to/forwarding e-mails In the Inbox folder tap on the e-mail that wish to reply to or foward. Tap on the Pocket On-Schedule tool bar: tap on or on Message → Reply, to reply to the sender, tap on or on Message →...

  • Page 64: Sending E-Mails

    Sending and receiving e-mails Sending e-mails To prepare a finished mail for sending, in the tool bar, tap . This stores the e-mail in the Outbox. To send all e-mails in the Outbox at the same time and receive new e-mails simultaneously, tap File → Send and Receive →...

  • Page 65: Important Configurations

    Important configurations Important configurations Use the stylus to tap the button Setup in the Start Center. The Control Panel window is displayed. You can also open the window via Start → Settings → Control Panel. Control Panel The control panel allows basic settings to be made for Windows CE.net and the SIMpad.

  • Page 66: Icons In The Control Panel

    Important configurations Icons in the Control Panel Display Background and colours for the desktop and dialog boxes. Owner Enter or change personal data and user information about the network connection. Bluetooth Device Properties If you have connected Bluetooth devices you can enter the device properties in this dialog box.
  • Page 67 Important configurations Network and RDT connections Configure and change connection to other computers, networks or the internet. PC connection Set the data transfer to the PC. Remove programs Automatic uninstallation of software. Stylus Set the double tap rate and recalibrate the screen (see Page 68). Storage manager Manage storage media and disk partitions.

  • Page 68: Recalibrating The Screen

    Important configurations Recalibrating the screen Recalibration is needed if elements of the touch-sensitive screen no longer or only react by tapping at another position. To start recalibration: Using the Icon in the Control Panel: Double tap the icon. The dialog box for stylus properties is displayed.
  • Page 69 Important configurations The Volume tab allows you to set the important events for which you want sound support. Tap with the stylus in the corresponding box to activate or deactivate the relevant option. You can set the volume using the control on the left. Tap the control and drag the stylus upwards for increased volume or downwards for reduced volume.

  • Page 70: Memory Management

    Important configurations Memory management All SIMpad data is stored electronically and thus available at once. This memory consists of the following parts: 32 MB FLASH memory 64 MB RAM memory Flash Memory: Flash memory retains all its data even when no power is applied.

  • Page 71: Displaying The Battery Capacity

    Important configurations You can now use the slider control to set how the memory is partitioned. Do this by tapping with the stylus on the slider and then dragging the stylus in the required direction. Sliding to the left means reserving more memory for programs and making less available for your own data.

  • Page 72: Setting The Loudspeaker Volume And Screen Brightness

    Important configurations Setting the loudspeaker volume and screen brightness Using a setup dialog which is not default for Windows CE.net, check and change the important SIMpad settings. Using the icon in control panel: Double tap on the icon. In open applications in the taskbar, double tap the icon The dialog box for device settings is displayed.

  • Page 73: Displaying Device Information

    Important configurations Displaying device information Using the icon in control panel: Double tap on the icon. In the system area in the taskbar, double tap the icon The dialog box for device settings is displayed. Tap on the Device Info tab. Dialog box Device settings, Register Device info This dialog box shows information on device type, software version, serial number and boot loader version.

  • Page 74: Applications On Your Simpad

    Applications on your SIMpad Applications on your SIMpad Various additional programs are installed on your SIMpad such as. Microsoft WordPad, Westtek ClearVue Office Viewer and Odyssey Pocket On-Schedule. All hardware and software names used are brand names and/or trademarks of their respective holders. WordPad Using the icon on the desktop: Double tap the icon.
  • Page 75 Applications on your SIMpad Internet Explorer Using the icon on the desktop: Double tap the icon. Or using the Start Center Tap in the Start Center on Internet. Internet Explorer for Windows CE.net offers many functions which you will recognize from the desktop version. For more information tap on in Internet Explorer.

  • Page 76: Windows Messenger For Ce

    Applications on your SIMpad Windows Messenger for CE Using the Icon on the Desktop: Double tap the icon. Tap in the taskbar on Start → Programs → Messenger. Use Windows Messenger to exchange internet messages with other Messenger users. You can chat or exchange files. Main functions: Use your SIMpad to find out which partners are online and instantly exchange messages.

  • Page 77: Remote Desktop Connection

    Applications on your SIMpad Remote Desktop Connection Using the Icon on the Desktop: Double tap the icon. Using the Remote Desktop Connection you can log on at a Windows NT server or a Windows XP Professional PC on which the Remote Desktop Server software is installed and then use all the programs which are available on the connected computer.
  • Page 78 Applications on your SIMpad ClearVue Worksheet Viewer Using the Start Center: In the Start Center tap on Viewer → → → → Worksheet Viewer. Tap on the taskbar on Start → Programs → ClearVue → Worksheet Viewer. Use ClearVue Worksheet Viewer top open files created in Microsoft Excel 97 , Excel 2000 or Excel XP .

  • Page 79: Odyssey" Pocket On-Schedule

    Applications on your SIMpad ClearVue Image Viewer Using the Start Center: In the Start Center tap on Viewer → → → → Image Viewer. Tap on the taskbar Start → Programs → ClearVue → Image Viewer. Use ClearVue Image Viewer to open graphics in Windows Bitmap (BMP), JPEG File Interchange Format (JPG) and Portable Network Graphics (PNG) formats.
  • Page 80 Applications on your SIMpad Calculator In the menu bar tap on Go → Other Views → Calculator or on You can use the calculator with the input panel or the stylus. Calendar In the menu bar tap on Go → Calendar or on You can use the Calendar to generate and save information from your schedule in your SIMpad.
  • Page 81 Applications on your SIMpad Tasks In the menu bar tap on Go → Tasks or on You can use Tasks to manage your activities and responsibilities. Tasks offers a list of jobs to be done which is always current and reminds you of pending tasks.

  • Page 82: Ansyr" Pdf Viewer

    Applications on your SIMpad Phone log In the menu bar tap on Go → Phone Log or on Use Phone Log to provide an overview of your phone calls. Main functions: Characterise each call with information such as keywords, categories or information about the other party.

  • Page 83: Installing Additional Software

    Additional software for Windows CE.net such as games can be downloaded from the web. One web address for CE.net is http://www.my-siemens.com/simpad. The only third-party programs that will run on your SIMpad are those designed specifically for Windows CE.net and using the StrongARM ...

  • Page 84: Device Software Updates

    Applications on your SIMpad Device software updates Your SIMpad operating system can be upgraded. This replaces the entire operating system as well as installed programs. All existing data will be deleted! Before executing such an update you should therefore back up all your important data on a PC (see Page 85) or a PC card (memory card).

  • Page 85: Connecting With Other Devices

    PC. The first time you connect your SIMpad to your desktop PC via the USB interface, the New Hardware detected dialog box is displayed on your desktop PC. Enter the path on your PC for simpad.inf. When you have installed ActiveSync go to File →...
  • Page 86 Connecting with other devices Download ActiveSync from http://www.microsoft.com/ downloads. Install ActiveSync on your PC only (it is already installed on SIMpad). Follow the program instructions. Data transfer is controlled by the PC. No RAS (Remote Access Service) may be active on the PC. When installation is complete, start the ActiveSync program on your PC.
  • Page 87 You can synchronise Pocket On-Schedule with both Microsoft Outlook and Odyssey Desktop On-Schedule on your PC. For this you need the On- Schedule Sync program on your PC. You can download this from http:/ /www.my-siemens.com/simpad. You can find further information on the web at: http://www.odysseyinc.com/pdf/osoutlooksync.pdf.

  • Page 88: Connecting To Your Printer

    Connecting with other devices Connecting to your printer Infrared interface (diode) Infrared interface for connecting your printer SIMpad has an infrared interface to allow it to communicate with a printer. The printer used must also have this interface. For printers without an Infrared interface (IrDA) there are commercially available IrDA adapters which can be connected to the parallel interface of the printer.

  • Page 89: Appendix

    Appendix Appendix Troubleshooting You can solve the following faults yourself: Fault Remedy SIMpad does not Connect SIMpad to AC power (empty battery?) switch on or the and press the on/off button (see Page 9). screen flickers. Check the AC/DC adapter connections (both ends plugged in?).
  • Page 90 Appendix Internet connection If there are problems with the connection, remove via PC card cannot the PC card and re-insert it. Wait approximately 30 be established. seconds. This is also needed to force a new address enquiry on the I-Gate PC card (to switch from a private network to a corporate network or vice versa).
  • Page 91 Appendix Elements on the The screen must be recalibrated (see Page 68). screen do not react or only react when you tap somewhere else on the screen. USB device (such as The USB connection on the SIMpad is only printer, modem) is suitable for synchronizing between the desktop not working correctly PC and the SIMpad (see Page 85).

  • Page 92: Maintenance And Care

    Appendix Maintenance and Care In case the built-in battery capacity is already weakening, the battery has to be changed. Let your dealer do this for you. Do not attempt to open the device yourself! Usage and cleaning instructions Wipe the case with a damp cloth or with an antistatic cloth. Never use a dry cloth! There is a danger that this will induce a static charge! Wipe the screen with a lint-free soft cloth.
  • Page 93 Appendix Data Transmission Rate with up to 723 Kbit/s Bluetooth connection: Range up to 0.5 m with Infrared Link (IrDA): (Classification as per IEC60825-1:1993: Laser Class 1) PC Card prerequisites: PCMCIA Type II, 3,3 or 5V Smartcard prerequisites: ISO 7816 (Parts 1 - 3) USB prerequisites USB client, type B...

  • Page 94: Service (Customer Care)

    We offer fast, personal consulting. There are several ways of contacting us Our Internet Online Support: www.my-siemens.com/customercare can be accessed anytime, anywhere and provides round-the-clock support for our products. It features an interactive system for locating faults, a collection of the most frequently asked questions and answers, as well as operating instructions and the latest software updates for downloading.

  • Page 95: Extract From The Original Declaration

    Appendix Extract from the original declaration "We, Siemens AG, declare, that the above mentioned product is manufactured according to our Full Quality Assurance System certified by CETECOM Services GmbH with registration number „Q810820M“ in compliance with ANNEX V of the R&TTE-Directive 99/05/ EC.

  • Page 96: Warranty

    For a period of one (1) year from the date of proof of purchase, a product  with any such defects in materials or workmanship shall be, at Siemens option, repaired, replaced or a credit issued without charge for parts or la- bor directly related to the defect.
  • Page 97 Warranty for other countries  From the date of purchase and within the warranty period Siemens will rectify free-of-charge any deficiencies which are due to material or  production faults. Siemens AG will honor the warranty by either repairing or replacing the defective part or device.
  • Page 98 Appendix USA - Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Class B Compliance Statement for SIMpad The following statement applies to the products covered in this manual, unless otherwise specified herein. The statement for other products will appear in the accompanying documentation. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a "Class B"...
  • Page 99 Appendix FCC Declaration of Conformity for SIMpad SL4 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 interfer- ence that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 100 Index Customer Care (Service)...... 94 Cutting text.......... 35 Accessories ........... 8 ActiveSync ........... 85 via USB..........85 Data connection Address book (e-mail) ......64 authenticated ........88 Application with PC ........... 85 end ..........22 Data storage ........15 swapping......... 22 Date .............
  • Page 101 Index Media Player........20, 76 Memory management......70 Handwriting recognition....... 29 Memory partitioning ......70 Hard reset..........89 Menu bar ..........25 Hardware requirements (ActiveSync) .. 85 Messenger ........20, 76 Help ............. 37 Microphone ......... 72 History function ........55 Minimizing windows......
  • Page 102 Index Recalibrating the screen ...... 68 Taskbar ..........21 Reload function........55 Tasks (Pocket On-Schedue)....81 Remote Desktop ......... 77 Technical data........92 Replying to e-mails ......63 Telephone log (Pocket On-Schedule) .. 82 Reset ..........13, 89 Terminal..........77 Restore function ........

  • Page 103: Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    No. S3131-H151-B200 Siemens Switzerland Ltd Manufacturer: P.O. Box CH-8047 Zurich Address: SIMpad SL4 English Product description: S3131-H151-B200 based on S842-"Serial Number" Model designation: (The model designation S3131-H151-B200 may be followed by additional letters or numbers which indicate small differences between devices.)
  • Page 104 Issued by Information and Communication mobile Haidenauplatz 1 D-81667 Munich © Siemens AG 2002 All rights reserved. Subject to availability. Right of modification reserved. Printed in Switzerland (07/2002). Siemens Aktiengesellschaft http://www.my-siemens.com/simpad Order No.: A3131-X151-B-2-7619...

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