Setting Up Remote Mail; Work Remotely - PSC Falcon 4210 Product Reference Manual

Note: If you're setting up an Internet mail account with an ISP (Internet Service
Provider), the ISP must use a POP3 mail server and an SMTP mail gateway.
For dial-up connections, you'll require an internal PCMCIA type modem card
available from PSC, or external modem for the 4210. You'll also need to set up
the remote connection on the 4210 using the Connections program.
For wireless connections, you'll require an RF card for the 4210. You'll also need
to set up the remote connection on the 4210 via the Network setting.

Setting Up Remote Mail

You can use multiple mail ser-
vices to obtain mail. For each
mail service you will access, first
set up and name each mail
service. If you will use the same
service to connect to different
mailboxes, set up and name
each mailbox connection.
In the InBox on the 4210, tap
Compose, Options, the Ser-
vices tab, and then the Add
button. A setup wizard will walk
you through the steps.
The software for creating an Internet Mail connection to an ISP is pre-installed on
the 4210.

Work Remotely

Mail received via dial-up connection appears in the InBox folder on the 4210,
together with the mail you synchronize with your desktop computer. Messages
received remotely are linked to your mail server rather than to your desktop
computer.
You can work online, which means that you read and respond to messages while
connected to the server. Messages are sent as soon as you tap Send, which
saves space on your device.
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