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- Page 1 U ser M an u a l All information of user manual and programs in CD can be downloaded at www.m3mobile.net Please be sure to read the “Warnings and Safety Precautions” in order to use the product safely and correctly.
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Page 2: Notice
• Among the contents of this manual, the optional devices ( , Bluetooth, Scanner, Camera, etc.) that are not installed in the MM3 for users cannot be used. • This user manual only includes contents that users need to understand to use this product. -
Page 3: Copyright And Agreement On Usage
Copyright and Agreement on Usage • All contents of this user manual are protected by the copyright laws, and M3 Mobile owns all rights related to them, • Any part of this document cannot be copied, reproduced, modified, or translated to other languages without the prior written consent of M3 Mobile. -
Page 4: Warnings And Cautions For Safety
Warnings and Cautions for Safety Customer Cautions • If the device is lost or stolen, then immediately report the incident to the service provider. • Do not lend the device to other people. • Refrain from using the device while driving. •... - Page 5 Do not modify the product • Do not try to modify the product by any means. • Modifications may cause fire, injury, electric shock, or serious damage to the equipment and users. • The warranty service is not provided for troubles due to unauthorized modification. User Manual...
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Page 6: Specification And Characteristics
Specification and Characteristics Tri-Band(TX) : UMTS / HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 MHz Used frequency bands Quad-Band(RX) : GPS 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz Band width 200 KHz (GSM) / 5MHz (3G) External appearance 88 x 215 x 61mm (Width x length x height) Weight 570g (battery included) Main body... -
Page 7: Table Of Contents
Specification and Characteristics ..... 6 Input Screen ..........25 Table of Contents ..........7 ActiveSync ........31 MM3 Introduction ......9 ActiveSync Introduction ......... 32 Product Configuration ........10 ActiveSync install / Connect ......33 Name and Function of Each Part ....11 Synchronizing Data ........ - Page 8 Table of Contents How to use the Phone ......49 Init Screen ............. 50 Phone Control ..........51 Phonebook ............ 53 SMS send and receive ........54 Controls while on the phone ......55 Phone setting ..........56 Usage of Device ........57 To use the Camera ........
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Page 9: Mm3 Introduction
MM3 Introduction Product Composition Name and Function of each part Inserting and Removing the Battery Charging LED Information Button Information How to use Stylus Pen How to connect to PC Soft/Hard Reset... -
Page 10: Product Configuration
Product Configuration • Check if all following items are included when you open the box for the first time. MM3 Main Unit One Standard Battery + One Cradle USB Cable Portable Adapter High Capacity Battery Earphone Stylus pen Manual CD + ActiveSync •... -
Page 11: Name And Function Of Each Part
Name and Function of Each Part MM3 Main Unit Barcode Scan Window Camera LCD Touch Screen Flash Pistol grip Charge LED Scanner LED HSDPA LED Battery Lock Scanner Button Battery KeyPad IO Port Reset Switch 55Keys 41Keys User Manual... - Page 12 Name and Function of Each Part Cradle 5.2V DC: Connect the adapter. Aux. Battery Charging Slot H E (The switch on the top of USB HOST) The switch that will choose either of them, USB HOST or ETHERNET. (Cannot work both at the same time) USB CLIENT Main Unit...
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Page 13: Inserting And Removing The Battery
Inserting and Removing the Battery Attaching Battery • As picture shown, put the battery pack to back of PDA, and lock the battery pack with locking device. Detaching Battery • Press locking device to the right, then using upper notch, detach the battery from main body. -
Page 14: Charging
Charging • Connect plug-in from charger to charge jack of main body, or charge jack of cradle, and then place main body onto cradle. Charging LED Classification LED Status Description Charging Direct charging to main body Green Charging completed Charging Cradle Charging LED (Extra battery charging) Green... -
Page 15: Led Information
LED Information LED Alarm • Informs Charging, Scanner Status. Classification LED Status Description Charging Charging LED Green Charging completed Charging LED WWAN Standby Blue Blinking (within range of phone / internet) Scanner LED WWAN WWAN in use Status LED Blue On WWAN Status LED (phone / SMS / internet in use) Blue OFF... -
Page 16: Button Information
Button Information • 41keys Button Name Function Button Name Function Left, right func- Run the left and right menus in the bottom Keep a space when entering a text. tion button of Screen monitor. Implement the function as determined previ- Send button Run the mobile phone program. - Page 17 Button Information • 55keys Button Name Function Button Name Function Left, right func- Run the left and right menus in the bottom Implement Command or move to the next Enter tion button of Screen monitor. line when entering the text. Send button Run the mobile phone program.
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Page 18: How To Use Stylus Pen
How to use Stylus Pen Drag Long Press Tap the touch screen one time using a Stylus It is used when you select the text. Please Leave Stylus pen touching the screen for long pen to select and execute items and files. drag the desired part with stylus pen at- and you can select the menu on the pop-up tached on the screen. -
Page 19: How To Connect To Pc
Connect charger to power source. (to wall) Connect USB cable of USB cradle to USB port of desktop PC. Place MM3 onto docking cradle then execute Synchronization with Desktop PC. • The location of USB port can be at the back, front or side of PC and the shape of USB port is identical on Desktop PC and Notebook. -
Page 20: Soft Reset / Clean Boot
Soft Reset / Clean Boot Soft Reset A soft reset allows your device to get a fresh start, similar to rebooting a computer. This restarts your device and adjusts memory allocation. All records and entries are retained after a soft reset. Unsaved data in open programs may in some cases be lost. -
Page 21: Basic Usage
Basic Usage Calibration Main screen Input Screen... -
Page 22: Calibration
Calibration • Calibrate the touch screen as shown below, at first time use or when cold (hard) booted. Tap the screen one time with a Tap the (+) mark with the Stylus You can see the screen how Press and hold the Stylus pen on the screen then select the Cut on the pop-up menu. - Page 23 Calibration Set up the standard time zone To set up a password, tap ‘Next’ Choose outlook e-mail to set up an You can see the screen above date, and time. otherwise tap ‘Skip’. e-mail account and then tap the ‘Next’. after the Calibration.
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Page 24: Main Window
Main Window Main screen • Main Screen is set below Icon Description Day / Time info Day / Time info View the current date and time. Infor bar View the power, modem, sound, input mode and connecting Info bar view. Start menu Start menu Select the program you want to use. -
Page 25: Input Screen
Input Screen To use Input • Process this program “ Start > Office Mobile > Word Mobile”. To use the Keyboard Input Tap the arrow next to the keyboard This is the Keyboard Input Screen. You can input the letter, number and icon and then select the keyboard characters when you click the each on the menu screen as a picture... - Page 26 Input Screen Usage of Block Recognizer input. Tap the arrow next to the key- It is the screen of block recog- In this input screen you can in- In the input screen of block rec- board icon and then select the nizer input.
- Page 27 Input Screen Usage of Letter Recognizer Select the arrow next to the This is the ‘Letter Recognizer’ In the ‘Letter Recognizer’ input Please choose ‘Options…’ on the input menu. keyboard icon and then Select screen. screen, you can input the capital Select ‘Letter Recognizer’...
- Page 28 Input Screen Using transcriber input • Transcriber is a writing recognizer program. It provides you various writing input and input menu. Select the arrow next to the key- This is the Transcriber input If you input letters, numbers and board icon and then select the screen.
- Page 29 Input Screen Input by using Keypad • You can input numbers and letters by using Keypad. • Convert ‘1, A, a’ using the input convert button on the input screen as the left picture. Then you can input capital letters, small letters, numbers and characters using keypads.
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Page 31: Activesync
ActiveSync ActiveSync Introduction ActiveSync install / Connect Synchronization of Data Troubleshooting ActiveSync... -
Page 32: Activesync Introduction
Not all the data is synchronized at same time. It follows the option settings of ActiveSync, provided by Microsoft. • By linking MM3 and computer, you can make data in both devices in the same status (synchronization) or install, copy, move, delete programs for business purpose and others. -
Page 33: Activesync Install / Connect
ActiveSync install / Connect To install ActiveSync • Select the ActiveSync program in the CD provided, and then install it to the computer. • Once the installation is complete, connecting window will start. Connect the cradle with PC using USB cable, and then dock the device on the cradle. -
Page 34: Synchronizing Data
Synchronizing Data • If you see the Microsoft ActiveSync window in the desktop PC, you can find an option icon. If you click this option icon, taps such as “Sync Options”, “Sync Mode”, “Rules” will appear. • “Sync Options” is a menu that you can select an item to synchronize. Contact, Calendar, E-mail, Tasks, Memo, Favorite, Files, Media, etc. -
Page 35: Troubleshooting Activesync
Ensure the correct USB cable is used in the cradle with USB port of the PC. Ensure the power input cable of MM3 or LCD. Please re-try the Synchronization after Soft-reset or Hard-reset. Finish the running program and save the data for sure before resettin... - Page 36 MEMO User Manual...
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Page 37: How To Use Internet
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Page 38: Via Hsdpa
Via HSDPA To connect to the Internet via Wireless WAN ‘Start > Settings > Connections’. Select ‘Add a new modem con- Put the name you want into the ‘En- nection’ of ‘My ISP’ in the ‘Con- ter a name for the connection’. Then nections’. - Page 39 Via HSDPA Input the Access point name Tap the ‘Finish’ after input the Select the ‘Manage existing connec- You can explore the Internet suitable to the SIM Card / Opera- User name and password ac- tions’ on the Connections. Choose the using WWAN connection.
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Page 40: Via Wireless Wlan
Via Wireless WLAN • You can use the Wireless Network Via Wireless LAN. • MM3 supports IEEE 802.11b and 802.11g. • To connect the Wireless LAN (AP must be on and functioning) To connect directly on the Main Screen On the Today Main screen, you When the dialogue box is appeared, Tap the WI-Fi on the ‘Wireless... - Page 41 Via Wireless WLAN To connect via Wi-Fi menu On the settings screen, you select Configure the connect type then After configure Network authentifi- Wi-Fi Icon. click the ‘Next’. cation, tap the ‘Finish’. You can see You can also tap ‘Start > Settings > the wireless Networks available.
- Page 42 Via Wireless WLAN • Configure DHCP / Static IP User Manual...
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Page 43: Browsing The Web Site
Browsing the Web Site Microsoft Internet Explorer • Via Wireless WAN, Wireless LAN and Active sync connection, you can browse the web. • You can download programs and files by accessing the Internet. Address Window Searching ‘Start > Internet Explorer’. This is the Internet Explorer process- Input the address you want on the address window in upper of the ing screen. - Page 44 Browsing the Web Site On the ‘Menu > Favorites...’ you can see the list of sites that On the Menu > History... You can see the list of sites that you you have saved and browse to it directly. The favorite page is have recently visited.
- Page 45 Browsing the Web Site To set up an e-mail account Process the ‘Start > Messaging’. Select the Set an E-mail provider for ‘other’ Input the E-mail address on the When the Status is for com- Enter e-mail address , then tap ‘Menu >...
- Page 46 Browsing the Web Site Set an E-mail provider for Input the ‘Incoming mail, Outgo- Select the Account Type and After finishing the setting you can send and ‘other’ then tap ‘Next’. put the Name then tap ‘Next’. ing mail, Domain’ then select receive E-mail using the e-mail account.
- Page 47 Browsing the Web Site To send and receive an E-mail To receive an e-mail To send an e-mail Select the ‘Message’ on the ‘Today’ Select the ‘Send / Receive’ in the After process the ‘Message’ program, select the ‘New’. ‘Menu’ and check the received mail. You can send an e-mail when you select the ‘Send’...
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Page 49: How To Use The Phone
How to use the Phone Init Screen Phone Control Phone book SMS send and receive Phone functions Controls while on the phone Phone setting... -
Page 50: Init Screen
Init Screen Phone Main Screen Volume Icon Description GSM / Network Volume It is Volume on/off and vibrate. Status Network Type Network It indicates the signal strength. Status GSM Operator It displays the availability of GPRS and EDGE / HSDPA Network Type connection. -
Page 51: Phone Control
Phone Control Phone Program On/Off • You can turn on and off phone in Wireless Manager’. Phone Call Send/End • Select the SEND and END button like the picture above to start and finish the Phone program. • Tap the Phone button on the left bottom of the Today Screen and then you can process the Phone program. - Page 52 Phone Control Phone Call Phone Receive When you get the Incoming Call, you To make a call To hang up can receive the phone call tapping the Input number via program key- Press the ‘END’ button on the pro- Answer button. If you don’t want to re- pad or device keypad.
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Page 53: Phonebook
Phonebook To use Phonebook Searching Contacts Name Description You can search the contacts by writing the name and number or Searching Contacts tapping. New Contact Input the new contact. New SIM Contact Input the contact to the SIM Card. Send Contact Transmit the information of Contact by BEAM or SMS. -
Page 54: Sms Send And Receive
SMS send and receive How to send SMS Select ‘message information’ Change to the ‘Text Messages’ Input the phone number and You can see the pop-up screen menu on the main screen to on the Message Program like message. Tap the send to send when SMS is sent successfully. -
Page 55: Controls While On The Phone
Controls while on the phone Functions while on the phone Change to Mode available to input the Number on the screen. Setting for receiver not to hear my voice while on the phone. Hold for a moment while on the phone End phone call Move to Contact... -
Page 56: Phone Setting
Phone setting Phone setting Name Description Block the calling to the spe- Call Barring cific number. Turn on or off the Caller ID function. If it is enabled, your Caller ID number will be shown to the receiver. Call Forward- You can forward the incoming call to the other number. -
Page 57: Usage Of Device
Usage of Device To use the Camera Bluetooth Communication BTExplorer To use the GPS To use the Scanner... -
Page 58: To Use The Camera
To use the Camera • Notice before taking pictures The camera equipped with the MM3 is supported 2 mega pixels. Function Still Video Comment Mode Normal, Burst, Timer Setting for taking photo Brightness -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3... - Page 59 To use the Camera • To process the camera program You can process the camera program when you tap the camera button or tap the camera icon on the ‘picture or video’. Select the ‘Start > Programs > Pictures & Video’.
- Page 60 To use the camera Taking a Still photo Execute the camera program first. Move around to focus the desired After taking a picture, the captured image will be displayed on the item. screen. Finally press the camera button to take a picture. If you want to execute the camera program, tap the camera button at After executing the camera program, Preview mode will be changed to the bottom or click the camera icon on the left of window.
- Page 61 To use the Camera Taking videos If you want to take a video, select While taking a video, you can If you want to watch the video taken, Select the ‘Thumbnails’ first to ‘Menu > Videos’ after executing either stop (by tapping stopbut- see the list of video files available.
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Page 62: Bluetooth Communication
Bluetooth Communication Bluetooth On / Off On the ‘Today Main Screen’ , select the Wireless State bar or Tap ‘Start > To turn on / off Bluetooth, tap The status of Bluetooth can be Settings > Connections and select ‘Wireless Manager’. the Bluetooth on the Wireless seen on the wireless status bar Manage. - Page 63 Bluetooth Communication Setting the Bluetooth • On the Bluetooth setting screen, you can set the Mode, connecting to BT device and COM settings. You can set the Bluetooth mode In the device tab, you can search In the COM Ports tab, you can and establish connection when and connect to other Bluetooth- set incoming Port and outgo-...
- Page 64 Bluetooth Communication To connect the Bluetooth • You can establish the connection by searching, matching pin code and selecting the service. You can search the Bluetooth Enter a Passcode to establish a It shows the service available It shows the registered devices. device available when you select secure connection.
- Page 65 Bluetooth Communication Transferring files via Bluetooth connection. • It is possible to transfer files between Windows Mobile devices via Bluetooth. In order to transfer files via Bluetooth connec- Select the file you want to transfer By tapping ‘Beam File’, the list of available Bluetooth devices tion, please go to ‘Start >...
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Page 66: Btexplorer
Use the Device Info tab to config- Use the Services tab to add or delete Bluetooth services. ‘Start > Settings > Connections’, ure the MM3 Bluetooth connec- To add a service: you can set up and connect the tion modes. - Page 67 Bluetooth Communication Security settings allows you to Use the Discovery tab to set and Virtual COM Port defines which Use the Profile tab to load or set global security policies for modify discovered devices. COM ports BTExplorer attempts remove Bluetooth services Bluetooth.
- Page 68 BTExplorer Connect Bluetooth using BTExplorer • The user can access Bluetooth by searching, matching the password, and selecting the service. Press ‘BTExplorer’ in the ‘Start > Press ‘New Connection’ in the It displays the service list you can It displays the device list that Programs’.
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Page 69: To Use The Gps
Set the Hardware port of the Tab. which is not yet used. device. GPS hardware port for MM3 is COM2 and with baud rate of 9600. • GPS is optional. GPS feature is not available on the unit with no GPS module integrated. - Page 70 To use the GPS To Connect the GPS • When there is a single GPS program, please use the GPS hardware port (COM2). When there are more than one GPS program, please use the pre-defined GPS program port. Execute the GPS program Set the COM Port and Baud It is available to use various ap- you want.
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Page 71: To Use The Scanner
To use the Scanner Scanner Manual You need to select this tab to configure Settings. • To scan the barcode, there are two scanner programs installed on the device The Scanned Data will be displayed here. Scanner • M3 ScanTest It is a sample test program. - Page 72 To use the Scanner Scan Emul Sync: Scan Beam shoots until the Barcode is scanned or it’s timed out. Async: Scan Beam Shoots while trigger button is pressed or until it’s timed out. Security Level: number of times to check scanned data.
- Page 73 To use the Scanner You can select the symbol (Sym- You can create the prefix and You can set the button that will bology) to activate. suffix that will be used in the be used as the scan button. beginning and ending of the bar code data.
- Page 74 To use the Scanner How to use scanner • Scanning • Imaging • Scanner is optional. You can not use scan feature with no scanner enabled device. • 2D Barcode Scanner is optional. Only with 2D Barcode scanner enabled device, you can do 2D barcode scan. (MC-7700S) User Manual...
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