Panasonic Foma p705im Instruction Manual page 496

Necessary Devices
The following hardware and software are required
besides the FOMA phone and personal computer:
FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (option) or
FOMA USB Cable (option)
Provided "FOMA P705i /PROSOLID
Information
≥Use a dedicated FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 or FOMA
USB Cable. The USB cable for personal computers cannot be used
because the shape of the connector differs.
≥In this manual, operations are described for the case of using FOMA
USB Cable with Charge Function 01.
≥If you use a USB hub, the devices may not work correctly.
Connect FOMA phone to Other Devices
The following two ways are available for connecting the
FOMA phone to another device:
Use FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01
Connect the FOMA phone to a personal computer
provided with the USB port using the FOMA USB Cable
with Charge Function 01 (option). (See page 4)
This way of connection applies to all types of
communications such as packet communication, 64K
data communication, and data transfer.
≥Set "USB mode setting" to "Communication mode" for data
communication.
Operate "m1Settings1Other settings1USB mode setting
1Communication mode".
≥You need to install the FOMA communication setup files (driver)
before use.
Use Infrared Data Exchange
By using infrared rays, you can send/receive data
between your FOMA phone and another FOMA phone,
mobile phone, or personal computer provided with the
infrared data exchange function.
This applies to data transfer only.
Glossary of Terms
≥APN
The abbreviation of Access Point Name, which is used to identify an
Internet service provider or Intranet LAN system you access for packet
communication. For example, "mopera U" is expressed with character
string "mopera.net".
CD-ROM" ≥cid
The abbreviation of Context Identifier, which is a registration number of
the APN that is registered in the FOMA phone in advance for packet
communication. In the FOMA phone, you can register up to 10 cid
numbers (1 to 10).
≥Administrator right
Means the right with which the user can access all functions of
Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows Vista system, in this manual.
Generally, the user in the administrators group has this right. Users
without the administrator right can use only specific functions of the
system; therefore, the operation such as installing the FOMA
communication setup files (driver) results in an error.
For the setting of the PC administrator right, contact the maker of your
personal computer, or Microsoft Corporation.
≥DNS
The abbreviation of Domain Name System, which converts an
easy-to-understand name for people, for example, "nttdocomo.co.jp",
into an address indicated by an easy-to-manage number for computers.
≥HSDPA
The abbreviation of High Speed of Downlink Packet Access, which is a
standard that increased the speed of data communication of the third
generation (3G) mobile telecommunication systems "W-CDMA".
≥QoS
The abbreviation of Quality of Service, which indicates the quality of
network services. For the QoS setting of the FOMA phone, you can
specify a connection either at a free baud rate or only at the maximum
baud rate (upload: 384 kbps, download: 3.6 Mbps). (After connection,
the baud rate is variable.) For details, see page 55.
≥Communication setup optimization
A TCP parameter used to maximize the TCP/IP transmission capability
when carrying out the packet communication in the FOMA network.
To maximize the communication performance of the FOMA phone
under the "Wireless", "W-CDMA", or "Windows" environment, you need
to optimize the TCP parameter.
≥W-CDMA
One of the third-generation mobile phone communication systems
(IMT-2000) authorized as the global standards.
The FOMA phone conforms to the W-CDMA standard.
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