Palm PalmModem Manuel utilisateur

PalmModem®Connectivity Kit

Handbook

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Contents Page iii

Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction ...................................................... 1

What can I do with my PalmModem connectivity kit? .................. 2

Chapter 2: Setting Up Your PalmModem®

Connectivity Kit................................................................... 5

Installing the batteries ......................................................................... 5

Replacing batteries............................................................................ 5

Configuring your computer................................................................ 6

Configuring your handheld................................................................ 7

Selecting conduits for a modem HotSync operation ................. 11

Installing applications on your handheld....................................... 12

Chapter 3: Using Your PalmModem® Connectivity Kit .... 15

Attaching PalmModem connectivity kit and cables ..................... 15

Performing a remote HotSync operation ........................................ 16

Detaching your PalmModem connectivity kit............................... 17

Product Regulatory Information........................................ 19

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Chapter 1 Page 1

Chapter 1

Introduction

Your PalmModem®connectivity kit enables you to use your handheld

to send and receive data at your convenience. You don’t have to

connect your handheld directly to your computer or laptop to update

your data.

*Use only UL listed PalmModem AC adapter #10202U with an input of +3V/250mA or

the equivalent UL listed adapter.

HotSync®

button

Phone

connector

AC adapter

connector

(US only*)

Modem

Page 2 Introduction

What can I do with my PalmModem

connectivity kit?

From remote locations, with your modem and handheld you can:

■Send and receive e-mail using an Internet Service Provider.

■Synchronize your data with one touch using any of the following:

–Palm

™Desktop organizer software via a PC modem using

HotSync®technology, or via your company’s remote access

server (RAS) using network HotSync technology and TCP/IP.

– Server-based applications (such as corporate e-mail, phone

book, expense, and intranet web pages) via your company’s

RAS using Palm HotSync®Server software (go to the web site

http://www.palm.com for more information).

– Third-party personal information managers (PIMs), such as

Lotus Organizer, Symantec ACT, and Microsoft Outlook using

HotSync technology (third-party software required).

■Use web clipping applications installed on your handheld to

quickly and simply retrieve information from the Internet.

To increase your productivity, software applications have been

bundled with your modem.

Contact the vendors below for more information about some of the

software applications you can use with your handheld and modem.

Use Application Description Vendor

E-mail Network

HotSync

Supports remote access

to your e-mail and

Palm™Desktop

software using either

your company’s

existing LAN or dial-in

(RAS) server

Palm, Inc.

www.palm.com

MultiMail®Pro

and

MultiMail®SE

Supports SMTP, POP3,

and IMAP4 protocols

Palm, Inc.

www.palm.com

AOL Mail Supports AOL e-mail America Online, Inc.

www.aol.com/anywhere

One Touch Supports SMTP and

POP3 e-mail protocols JP Systems

www.jpsystems.com

Palmeta Mail Supports Netscape Mail

or any MAPI e-mail

system

Palmeta Software

www.palmeta.com

Chapter 1 Page 3

Remote

synchron-

ization

Desktop To Go Supports Microsoft

Outlook DataViz

www.dataviz.com

EasySync for

Lotus Notes Supports Lotus Notes Lotus

www.lotus.com

EasySync for

Lotus Organizer Supports Lotus

Organizer Lotus

www.lotus.com

Intellisync Supports Microsoft

Outlook, Symantec

ACT, GoldMine, Lotus

Notes, Lotus Organizer,

and Meeting Maker

Tele-Support Software

www.pumatech.com

Now

Synchronize Supports Now

Up-to-Date Power On Software

www.poweronsoftware.com

PocketMirror Supports Microsoft

Outlook Chapura, Inc.

www.chapura.com

Internet

access

Web Clipping Supports retrieving

information from the

Internet

Palm, Inc.

www.palm.com

Page 4 Introduction

Chapter 2 Page 5

Chapter 2

Setting Up Your

PalmModem®

Connectivity Kit

Before you use your PalmModem®connectivity kit, you must:

■Install the batteries

■Configure your computer

■Configure your handheld

You might also want to install appplications, such as e-mail, on your

handheld.

Installing the batteries

To use your modem, you must first

install two AAA alkaline batteries.

The batteries fit in the compartment

behind the battery door on the back

of the modem. Make sure to click

the door into place after installing

the batteries.

Note: A diagram in the interior of

the battery compartment

shows the orientation of the

positive (+) and negative (-)

ends of the batteries. When

correctly installed, the clips

in the battery compartment

secure the batteries in place.

Replacing batteries

Under normal conditions, the AAA batteries provide approximately

two and a half hours of continuous use. When your modem has

approximately 15% of battery life remaining it will sound three short

beeps, which repeat every five minutes until the batteries are drained.

Replace the batteries as soon as possible.

Page 6 Setting Up Your PalmModem® Connectivity Kit

Configuring your computer

Important: You do not need to configure your computer to connect to

your ISP and download mail. If this is the only operation

you want to perform with your modem, skip to

“Configuring your handheld” later in this chapter.

To use your modem to perform remote operations with your desktop

computer, you must first complete the following steps:

■Make sure Palm™Desktop organizer software settings are correct

■Leave your computer running and ready to receive a call

A network HotSync®operation requires the following (consult your

System Administrator for assistance):

■Your computer has TCP/IP support installed.

■Both your company’s network system and its remote access server

support TCP/IP.

■You have a remote access account.

■Your computer has Palm Desktop software version 4.0 or later

installed.

Everything you need to connect to your company’s dial-in server

(network modem) is included with Palm Desktop software version 4.0

or later and your Palm OS handheld software version 4.0 or later. You

need to activate the feature, however, on both Palm Desktop software

and your handheld.

To set up your Windows computer for a remote HotSync

operation:

1. Click the HotSync Manager icon in the system tray (bottom-

right corner of the taskbar) to open the HotSync Manager menu.

2. In the HotSync Manager menu, make sure Modem is checked.

Or, if you want to synchronize using the network HotSync

application, make sure Network is checked, and then skip to

“Configuring your handheld” later in this chapter.

3. From the HotSync Manager menu, choose Setup.

4. Click the Modem tab and adjust the options as needed. See

“Conducting a HotSync operation via modem” in your handheld

handbook for additional information.

5. Click OK.

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