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Summary of Contents for CorAccess Mobile Companion
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Page 2: Mobile Companion
Mobile Companion Quick-Start Guide Revision 1.5 – Nov 2001... - Page 3 Mobile Companion Quick Start Guide --- Windows CE 3.0 Nov, 2001 Front-View Layout ! Button Functions Button Functions Location Requirement Soft Keyboard Left Most Bottom Enable/disable E-mail Client (Inbox) Next to “Soft Keyboard” Open/Close Rocker key Right Front Vertical scroll Right Edge Side Manual start/stop –...
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Page 4: Package Contents
Notes in setting up the 802.11b-based wireless communication ! The Mobile Companion and an 802.11b basestation may work together right out of the box but this may depend on the network environment connected to the access point or gateway. -
Page 5: Operation
OPERATION Power ON and OFF To turn the Mobile Companion on, push and quickly release the power switch to the right of the front bezel. The power LED on the Mobile Companion will then turn green indicating that the Mobile Companion is ready to use. - Page 6 Mobile Companion Quick Start Guide --- Windows CE 3.0 Nov, 2001 vi) When you select “Specify an IP address”; you have to ask your network administrator for an address and type it in the space provided (IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway). In addition to that you have to specify additional “WINS”...
- Page 7 Mobile Companion Quick Start Guide --- Windows CE 3.0 Nov, 2001 Reading and Sending E-mail You may choose to use the local email client (Inbox) instead of web-based email solution. 1. Inbox Configuration. i) Open Inbox program. ii) Go to Services tab, select “Options”. After you click on “Options” you will see in a new window five tabs, which are: “Services”, “Compose”, “Read”, “Delete”...
- Page 8 ! Macromedia Flash 4.0. ! Local Printing Support (EPSON USB Printers only). Use USB port on Mobile Companion. It is recommended that the Mobile Companion is under external power. ! Network Printing Support (EPSON Parallel/USB and HP PCL Shared Printer).
- Page 9 When a CF card is inserted into an empty slot, the ejector button will protrude. Pushing on this protruded button will eject the inserted card. The CF slot is designed in the Mobile Companion to provide a source of storage for email attachments, file downloads, external (Windows CE-compatible) applications, etc.
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