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Section 2: Understanding Your Phone
2Q: HotSync Operations 155
4. Select the desired profile from the list and click OK.
Performing a Local HotSync
®
Operation
Once the first HotSync operation is performed, the subsequent operations
are faster and easier. No additional information is required to keep the
desktop computer and your phone synchronized.
Performing a Local HotSync Operation
1. Insert your phone into the cradle.
2. Make sure the HotSync Manager is running on the desktop
computer.
3. Press the HotSync button on the cradle.
4. A message is displayed indicating that the process is complete.
Selecting HotSync Setup Options
The HotSync manager can be set to run at desired times. If necessary, the
local and modem settings can be adjusted.
Setting Options
1.
Click the HotSync Manager icon in the Windows task bar to open the
HotSync Manager.
2. Click Setup.
3. Click the General tab and select one of the following options:
- Online User’s Guide 1
- Welcome to Sprint 2
- Introduction to this 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Getting Started 11
- Setting Up Service 12
- Setting Up Your Voicemail 14
- Getting Help 14
- PCS Directory Assistance 15
- PCS Operator Services 15
- Section 1: Getting Started 16
- 1A: Setting Up Service 13 16
- Affiliate markets 16
- Understanding Your 17
- Your PCS Phone: The Basics 18
- Front View of Phone 19
- Viewing the Display Screen 23
- Entering Data in the Graffiti 24
- Writing Area of your Phone 24
- Graffiti Writing 24
- Key Press Once Press and Hold 26
- Features of Your i500 27
- Turning Your Phone ON and OFF 28
- Using the Battery 29
- Connecting the Desktop Holder 31
- Displaying Your Phone Number 34
- Making and Answering Calls 35
- Missed Call Notification 36
- Calling Emergency Numbers 36
- Dialing Options 37
- In-Call Options 38
- 䊳 Send - Sends the tones 39
- End-of-Call Options 40
- Section 2B 41
- Ringer Types 42
- Selecting a Tone Length 43
- Alert Notification 44
- Silent Mode 44
- Changing the Greeting 45
- Changing the Display Screen 46
- Setting Your Phone’s Security 48
- Accessing the Security Menu 49
- Locking your Phone 50
- Unlocking Your Phone 50
- Changing the Lock Code 51
- Unassign a Lock Code 51
- Calling in Lock Mode 52
- Current Privacy 52
- Using Special Numbers 52
- Resetting Your Phone 53
- Controlling Your Roaming 54
- Experience 54
- Understanding Roaming 55
- Call Guard 57
- On, you need to take extra 58
- Analog setting 58
- Section 2E 59
- Application Launcher 60
- Application Categories 60
- Applications Display 62
- Element Description 63
- Online Help 64
- Finding Records 65
- Sorting Records 65
- Private Records 65
- Attaching Notes 66
- Choosing Fonts 67
- Beaming Information 68
- Managing Call History 69
- Viewing History 70
- 䊳 Outgoing 71
- 䊳 Incoming 71
- 䊳 Missed 71
- Call History 72
- Erasing Call History 72
- Using the Address Book 73
- Creating a New Entry 74
- Address 74
- 2. Tap New 74
- 2G: Using the Address Book 72 75
- Address Details 76
- 2G: Using the Address Book 74 77
- Speed Dial 78
- Voice Dial 79
- Tips on Recording Names 80
- Viewing Address Book Entries 81
- Editing an Address Book Entry 81
- Sorting the Address Book 82
- Beaming Address Book Entries 83
- Address Book Menu Options 84
- 2G: Using the Address Book 82 85
- Date Book 86
- Scheduling Events 87
- 2H: Date Book 85 88
- Scheduling Untimed Events 89
- Rescheduling an Event 90
- Setting an Alarm for an Event 91
- Marking an Event as Private 91
- Changing the Date Book View 92
- 2H: Date Book 91 94
- Scheduling Repeating Events 95
- 2H: Date Book 93 96
- Date Book Menus 97
- 2H: Date Book 95 98
- Using Your Phone’s 99
- Voice Services 99
- Using Voice-Activated Dialing 100
- 䊳 Call - Calls the number 101
- Recording Memos 102
- Tap the Voice Memo icon 103
- Tap Yes to confirm 103
- Getting to Know the Handheld 104
- Computer 104
- What Is a Handheld Computer? 105
- Tapping and Typing 106
- Opening an Application 106
- Nationwide PCS Network 107
- Handheld Computer 109
- Using the On-Screen keyboard 110
- Graffiti 111
- Writing 111
- Capital Letters 113
- Cap Lock 113
- Writing Punctuation Marks 114
- Writing Accented Characters 116
- Importing Data 118
- Expense Manager 120
- Creating Expense Items 121
- Changing the Expense Date 122
- Entering Receipt Details 123
- 2L: Expense Manager 121 124
- Expense List Display Options 125
- 2L: Expense Manager 123 126
- Sending Data to Microsoft 127
- or Excel 127
- Expense Menus 128
- Memo Pad 129
- Creating a New Memo 130
- Choosing a Memo Category 130
- Making a Memo Private 131
- Reviewing or Editing Memos 132
- Sorting Memos 132
- Deleting a Memo 133
- Beaming a Memo 133
- Memo Pad Menus 134
- To Do List 135
- Creating a To Do List Item 136
- Setting Priorities 137
- Checking OFF To Do List Items 138
- 2N: To Do List 136 139
- Deleting a To Do List Item 140
- To Do Menus 141
- Calculator 142
- Opening the Calculator 143
- Using the Calculator Buttons 143
- 2O: Calculator 141 144
- 2O: Calculator 142 145
- Managing Handheld Computer 146
- Software 146
- Applications Launcher 147
- Installing Palm OS 149
- Applications 149
- Checking Memory Usage 151
- Beaming Capabilities 151
- Operations 154
- Manager and Technology 155
- Creating a User Profile 157
- Performing a Local HotSync 158
- Operation 158
- Customizing the HotSync 159
- Performing a HotSync 160
- Operation via a Network 160
- Using File Link 161
- IR HotSync 162
- 2Q: HotSync Operations 160 163
- HotSync Manager 163
- Performing an IR HotSync 164
- Changing the Plugin Screen 165
- Troubleshooting 166
- 2R: Troubleshooting 166 169
- Screen Calibration 170
- to Save Current Settings 170
- Settings Chart 171
- Handheld overwrites desktop 171
- Common Problems 172
- 2R: Troubleshooting 170 173
- 2R: Troubleshooting 171 174
- 2R: Troubleshooting 172 175
- Fatal Errors 176
- USB Problems 177
- Resetting the i500 178
- Operating Systems 179
- 2R: Troubleshooting 177 180
- Palm OS Client 182
- Using PCS 183
- Service Features 183
- PCS Service Features: 184
- The Basics 184
- Using Voicemail 185
- Text Messaging 187
- Using Caller ID 188
- Responding to Call Waiting 189
- Forwarding Your Calls 190
- PCS Vision 191
- Launching the Web 192
- Your User Name 192
- Net Guard 193
- Browsing the Web 193
- 3B: PCS Vision 192 195
- PCS Business Connection 196
- Personal Edition 196
- PCS Vision FAQs 197
- 3B: PCS Vision 195 198
- PCS Voice Command 199
- It’s Easy to Get Started 200
- Accessing Information Using 201
- Safety Guidelines and 202
- Warranty Information 202
- In This Section 203
- 4A: Safety 201 204
- Your Phone 205
- Following Safety Guidelines 206
- 4A: Safety 204 207
- Caring for the Battery 208
- FCC Notice 209
- SPH-i500 are: 210
- FCC Radio frequency Emission 210
- Owner’s Record 211
- User Guide Proprietary Notice 211
- Manufacturer’s Warranty 212
- Index 213 216
- Index 214 217
- Index 215 218
- Index 216 219
- Index 217 220
- Index 218 221
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