Usb Connection; Memory Card Backup; Getting Started; Connecting To A Pc - SoftBank 821SC Instruction

USB Connection

Connect 821SC to a PC to transfer files between
devices. Connect printer to print still images.
821SC supports USB 2.0.

Getting Started

Install Samsung PC Studio and USB driver first. For
installation instructions, PC operating environment,
etc., see user guide on the included CD-ROM.

Connecting to a PC

The following operations are available:
Transfer 821SC Data Folder files to PC
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Import PC files and save to Data Folder
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Perform Packet Communications
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Note
To access to the Internet through PC or PDA
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connection (Mobile data communication), a
large volume of packet communication is
required in short period that will apply for
high packet communication charge. Please
pay attention on communication fee when
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using mobile data communication.
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Memory Card Backup

Back up Phonebook entries, etc. to Memory Card
(Package backup). Restore backed up items as
required (Package restoration).
Restore from Backup in case of accidental loss.
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Backups are saved by type (transfer date is file name).
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Available Backup types
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-Phonebook
-Calendar
-Tasks
-Content Key
-Bookmarks
Use Backup to save files, share information
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between Memory Card-compatible handsets, or
move files to a newly purchased handset.

Backup Precautions

Not available when battery is low.
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During backup or restore, handset transmissions are
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not possible.
Some files cannot be backed up. Some backed up
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files may not be usable on other SoftBank handsets
or PCs, etc.
Back up may fail if 821SC/Memory Card memory is too
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low.
821SC holds up to 200 Calendar/Tasks entries. When
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200 entries are restored from Memory Card, a
confirmation appears and excess is not saved.
Yahoo! Keitai, PC Site Browser bookmarks are
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backed up.
If a backed up bookmark is too large it may not be
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restorable.
Some images set to Phonebook entries may not be
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transferred because of size.
Backup data saved on Memory Card is not accessible
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on 821SC until restored from Memory Card.
When backing up Content Keys, note the following:
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- Backup file can hold only one Content Key at a time.
To backup another Content Key, a confirmation
appears and the previous backup file is overwritten
(To keep the previously backed up files, restore the
Content Key to 821SC from Memory Card and then
perform backup again).
- Backing up a file containing a Content Key to
Memory Card moves Content Key from 821SC to
Memory Card making the file inaccessible.
- Restoring a file with a Content Key to 821SC adds
the Content Key to 821SC without overwriting any
existing Content Keys on 821SC.