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  • Page 1 Installation & Getting Started Guide BlackBerry Handheld...
  • Page 2 At the time of printing, documentation complies with versions: Applications 2.1, and Desktop 2.1. © 2001 Research In Motion Limited. All rights reserved. The BlackBerry and RIM families of related marks, images and symbols are the exclusive properties of, and trademarks of Research In Motion Limited.

  • Page 3: Fcc Compliance Statement (Usa)

    FCC compliance statement (USA) FCC Class B Part 15 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: • This device may not cause harmful interference, and • This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

  • Page 4: Industry Canada Certification

    • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Industry Canada Certification The RIM 850 Wireless Handheld complies with Industry Canada RSS 119, under certification number 2503 195 366A. IC Class B compliance —This device complies with the...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents FCC compliance statement (USA) ..........3 Industry Canada Certification ..........4 Important safety information ............7 RIM 850 Wireless Handheld..........10 RIM 857 Wireless Handheld..........11 Welcome to your wireless solution ..........13 About this guide..............14 Other documentation available ..........15 About version 2.1 ..............16 Contents of your package ............17 System requirements ..............17...
  • Page 6 Battery..................77 Storage ..................78 Home screen ................79 LCD screen................79 Messages...................80 Punctuation................81 Desktop software ..............82 Resetting the handheld ............82 Specifications..................83 RIM 850 Wireless Handheld..........83 RIM 857 Wireless Handheld..........85 Limited Warranty................89 Research In Motion Limited Software License Agreement...95 Terms and Conditions............95 Index ....................99...

  • Page 7: Important Safety Information

    Important safety information Please read these safety instructions and the operation instructions provided in this manual before operating the handheld or its cradle. Retain these instructions for future use. Remember to follow any special regulations governing the use of the handheld and always switch it off in areas where radio devices are forbidden, or when it may cause interference or danger.
  • Page 8 Operation of any radio transmitting equipment, including the handheld, may interfere with the functionality of inadequately protected medical devices, including pacemakers. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical device if you have any questions. Additionally, while most modern equipment is adequately shielded from radio signals such that your handheld will not interfere with the operation of such equipment, certain electronic equipment, including automotive systems, may not be...
  • Page 9 Use proper care when disposing of your handheld. As the unit contains a lithium ion cell, neither the handheld nor the lithium ion cell (nor the external battery) should be disposed of in fire. Dispose of the handheld containing the lithium ion cell in accordance with the laws and regulations in your area governing disposal of such cell types.

  • Page 10: Rim 850 Wireless Handheld

    RIM 850 Wireless Handheld RIM recommends that you use only single-use alkaline (AA) or rechargeable NiMH batteries in this unit. The use of any other battery may disable the handheld and may be dangerous. For added protection during a lightning storm, or when the...

  • Page 11: Rim 857 Wireless Handheld

    Unplug the cradle before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Rather, use a damp cloth to clean the unit. Failure to observe all these instructions will void the Limited Warranty, and may lead to suspension or denial of services to the offender, or legal action, or both.
  • Page 12 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as when the power-supply cord or plug has been damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, it has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

  • Page 13: Welcome To Your Wireless Solution

    BlackBerry Internet Edition is a wireless email solution that includes either the RIM 850 Wireless Handheld (pager-sized) and cradle or the RIM 857 Wireless Handheld (palm-sized) and cradle. Your email solution also contains desktop software and flat-rate airtime on a nationwide wireless data network.

  • Page 14: About This Guide

    Welcome to your wireless solution — About this guide • Tasks: Add, edit, and delete tasks and mark tasks as complete. • Alarm: Set the alarm on the handheld to sound every day or on weekdays only. • MemoPad: Compose, edit, and delete notes, memos, and lists. •...

  • Page 15: Other Documentation Available

    In addition, the handheld has two display options: Large Font and Small Font. This guide shows the Large Font display option. Other documentation available Documentation for BlackBerry Internet Edition also includes: • “Handheld User’s Guide” Refer to this online guide, which is —...

  • Page 16: About Version 2.1

    Welcome to your wireless solution — About version 2.1 information on handheld functions such as Messaging, Address Book, Calendar, Tasks and more. • “Desktop Software Online Guides” The desktop software — offers online help to guide you and answer your questions. In the desktop software, select Help from any active window to view help information.

  • Page 17: Contents Of Your Package

    Welcome to your wireless solution — Contents of your package handheld, even though the LCD and notifications have been turned off. Note For a complete list of new features for version 2.1 of the software, refer to the README.txt file, found on your installation CD.
  • Page 18 Welcome to your wireless solution — System requirements Exchange or Schedule, ACT!, Lotus Organizer or Notes, Groupwise, Goldmine, or Netscape. Installation and User’s Guide...

  • Page 19: Getting Started

    Getting started Before you send and receive messages, you will need to perform some brief setup tasks on the handheld: install a new AA battery (for the pager-sized handheld) or charge the internal battery (for the palm-sized handheld), turn on the radio, and ensure that the handheld is registered with the wireless network.
  • Page 20 Getting started — Before you begin displays notification of any new messages or alarms. See Chapter 2 for details about the handhelds’ components. About battery use and charging Depending on usage, the handheld can operate for weeks using either a single AA alkaline battery or a rechargable NiMH battery.
  • Page 21 Getting started — Before you begin To insert the battery On the back of your pager-sized handheld, remove the battery cover by sliding the lock to the right and pulling the cover up and off. (Remove the old battery if one is present.) Insert a new battery.
  • Page 22 Getting started — Before you begin Click (press down on) the trackwheel to turn on the handheld. The Home screen appears. The Home Screen Note If you choose to use an AA alkaline battery and your handheld does not turn on after you’ve inserted the battery, then either the AA alkaline is too low or the internal lithium is discharged.
  • Page 23 Getting started — Before you begin If you have the pager-sized handheld and you choose to operate it with a rechargable NiMH battery, you will use the cradle to recharge the NiMH battery. If you have the palm-sized handheld, there is no external battery required; your handheld is powered by an internal, rechargable battery that is also recharged using the cradle.
  • Page 24 Getting started — Before you begin When the charging cradle and handheld are connected and the charging cradle is plugged into a power source, the green LED on the cradle will be solid for a period of time, in which the cradle is detecting and testing the battery.
  • Page 25 Getting started — Before you begin • Keeping the handheld in the cradle for a short time (5-15 minutes) during synchronization with your PC will not negatively affect the rechargeable battery. Keeping the handheld in the cradle longer than the time required for synchronizing, yet not long enough to complete the battery charging cycle, is not recommended.
  • Page 26 Getting started — Before you begin Connecting AC adapter cord to cradle serial port Plug the cradle into a wall outlet and insert the handheld into the cradle by aligning the connector port on the bottom edge of the handheld with the connector prongs of the cradle and press the handheld firmly in place.
  • Page 27 Getting started — Before you begin After a few seconds, the Home screen should appear. The Home screen Allow the handheld to charge to full battery power before using it. When the handheld is charging, the battery icon (in the top right corner of the Home screen) will change to a charging icon.

  • Page 28: Beginning To Use The Handheld

    Getting started — Beginning to use the handheld Recharging the internal battery Follow the same procedure to recharge the handheld’s battery when necessary. The handheld can be kept at a full charge by “topping up” the battery every day for 10-15 minutes. From an empty battery, a full charge can be achieved in approximately 3 hours.

  • Page 29: Turning The Radio On And Off

    Getting started — Turning the radio on and off To turn on the handheld To turn on your pager-sized handheld, click (press down) the trackwheel. To turn on your palm-sized handheld, press the silver key. To turn off the handheld When you want to turn off your pager-sized handheld, scroll to the POWER OFF icon and click.

  • Page 30: Registering With The Network

    Getting started — Registering with the network You will notice that the TURN WIRELESS ON icon was an antenna, but when you select the icon, the function name changes to TURN WIRELESS OFF and the icon changes to an airplane. The airplane icon is a reminder to turn off your handheld’s radio when on an airplane, in a hospital, or in any place where it may interfere with other radio transmissions and frequencies.
  • Page 31 Getting started — Registering with the network in the top right corner of the Home screen.) Register your handheld using this procedure. In the Home screen, scroll to the OPTIONS icon and click. The Device Options screen appears. In the Device Options screen, scroll to Network Settings and click.

  • Page 32: Activating Your Account

    Service Provider. Each Service Provider will have a different URL, but the web pages are generally referred to as BlackBerry Internet Edition Settings. The web-based filters offered by BlackBerry Internet Edition enable you to specify which messages are forwarded to your handheld.
  • Page 33 Getting started — Forwarding and filtering messages To edit or delete a default filter In the BlackBerry Internet Edition Settings page, click Filters to open the Filters page. Select the default filter that you want to change and click Edit or Delete, depending on the action you’d like to perform.
  • Page 34 Getting started — Forwarding and filtering messages filter, the action that you specify will be performed on that message. In this field Enter From The full email (SMTP) address of the person/ people that you want the filter to detect. For example, type jsmith@rim.net.
  • Page 35 Filters page. Look for the new filter under Filter Name. Suspending message delivery You can suspend message delivery at any time from the BlackBerry Internet Edition Settings web pages. You may wish to suspend message delivery if you’ll be spending a lot of time at your computer (the messages will arrive there anyway), if you’re...

  • Page 36: Installing The Desktop Software

    Getting started — Installing the desktop software In the BlackBerry Internet Settings page, the Forward the message to my handheld check box is selected by default. You can clear the check box if you want messages to be suspended at your desktop.

  • Page 37: Sending A Test Message

    Getting started — Sending a test message Note If you are using an alkaline battery in the pager-sized handheld, leave the charging cradle unplugged. Otherwise, plug the cradle into an available power source. Ensure that you have properly installed the desktop software. If it is not already open, launch the Desktop Manager by selecting it from the Windows Start>Programs menu.
  • Page 38 Getting started — Sending a test message Click the trackwheel to view the menu; scroll to New Address and click. The New Address screen appears. Type your own name and email address using the trackwheel to scroll from field to field. In the Email field, press the key where the ‘@’...

  • Page 39: Reading Your Test Message

    Getting started — Reading your test message If you are in coverage (as indicated by the number of bars beside the antenna icon in the Home screen) a check mark will appear beside the message within a couple of seconds or minutes. The check mark icon indicates that your message was transmitted successfully.

  • Page 40: Configuring Handheld Options

    When the new message appears on your screen, scroll down to read the entire message. Scroll up past the subject line to view the status, recipient(s), sender, and date. For the pager-sized handheld, press BACKSPACE return to the Messages screen. For the palm-sized handheld, press to return to the Messages screen.
  • Page 41 Getting started — Configuring handheld options Click the trackwheel to view the menu. Scroll to Save Options and click. You return to the Device Options screen. To set message notification In the Home screen, scroll to the OPTIONS icon and click. The Device Options screen appears.

  • Page 42: Using Password Protection

    Getting started — Configuring handheld options Click the trackwheel to view the menu. Scroll to Save Options and click. You return to the Device Options screen. Using password protection Set a password for your handheld to ensure greater security. Once the handheld is left idle for a specified amount of time, you will need to type your password to use it again.
  • Page 43 Getting started — Configuring handheld options Password security screen If you have entered information in the Owner screen of the Options function, it will appear on the password security screen. We recommend that you include your own (or your company’s) contact information in case the handheld is lost.
  • Page 44 Getting started — Configuring handheld options Scroll to Security and click. The Security screen appears. In the Password field, press the key to enable the password. A SPACE dialog box appears, prompting you to enter a password of at least four characters. Press when you are finished.
  • Page 45 Getting started — Configuring handheld options You return to the Device Options screen. Note The password security screen will show your contact information (if you have entered it in the Owner screen) or it will prompt you to Press any key. Type the first letter of your password to gain access to the Enter Password dialog box.
  • Page 46 Getting started — Configuring handheld options Click to view the menu. Scroll to Change Password and click. A dialog box appears. Enter a new password of at least four characters. Press ENTER when you are finished. You will have to enter your new password again for verification.
  • Page 47 Getting started — Configuring handheld options While in the Password field of the Security screen, press the key to change the password option to Disabled. SPACE Click the trackwheel to view the menu. Scroll to Save Options and click. You return to the Device Options screen. Installation and Getting Started Guide...

  • Page 48: Summary

    Getting started — Summary Summary In this chapter, you learned the steps that are required to send and receive email messages wirelessly. You can install a battery or charge the internal one. You can turn on the radio, activate your account and register with the network.

  • Page 49: Getting To Know Your Handheld

    Getting to know your handheld This chapter will help you get acquainted with your pager-sized handheld or your palm-sized handheld. The RIM 950 (pager-sized) handheld...

  • Page 50: Handheld Components

    Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components The RIM 957 (palm-sized) handheld Handheld components Here are some details on the handheld’s main components: Keyboard and trackwheel The handheld’s QWERTY keyboard provides access to all of the regular alphabetic characters. Numeric characters, a symbols library, punctuation, and special characters can be generated using the orange key in combination with the other keys.
  • Page 51 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components A trackwheel that clicks! The trackwheel on the handheld has a unique feature for greater usability and performance: it clicks! Pressing down on the trackwheel with your thumb is comparable to the clicking function of your PC mouse.
  • Page 52 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Activating backlighting • When the handheld is on, press the silver once activate backlighting. Press again to turn off SILVER backlighting. (Backlighting will turn off automatically if you do not press any keys for 20 seconds.) •...
  • Page 53 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Scrolling through special characters • When composing a message or entering text, press and hold a letter key while rolling the trackwheel to scroll through international characters (characters with accents), equation symbols and other marks.
  • Page 54 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Scrolling horizontally and changing options • Hold the key while you roll the ROLL trackwheel to move the cursor the trackwheel horizontally across screen lines. • Hold the key while you roll the trackwheel to scroll through field options.
  • Page 55 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Selecting multiple items in a list such as messages in the Messages screen and appointments in the Calendar screen SHIFT SCROLL • Hold a key while rolling the SHIFT trackwheel in a screen that contains a list Activating CAPs lock •...
  • Page 56 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Typing the orange alt characters (activating NUM lock mode) • For the pager-sized handheld, press to activate num lock SHIFT mode. • For the palm-sized handheld, press ) to activate LEFT SHIFT num lock mode.
  • Page 57 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Deleting previous characters • Press the key to move BACKSPACE BACKSPACE the cursor backwards and delete characters to the left of the cursor position. • For the pager-sized handheld, press key to hide (close) a BACKSPACE menu or cancel an action.
  • Page 58 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Deleting characters ahead of cursor; deleting messages • Press erase characters to the right of the cursor position. • Press the key with one or more characters highlighted to delete those characters only. •...
  • Page 59 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function Inserting a space; scrolling through field options SPACE • Press the key to insert a SPACE space between characters while you type. • Press the key to insert the ‘@’ SPACE and ‘.’...
  • Page 60 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components To select a symbol, either scroll to a symbol and click, or press the associated alphabetic key under the desired symbol. You will return to your message with the symbol inserted. LCD screen The LCD screen is your interface with functions such as composing and reading messages, setting tasks and appointments, viewing and editing contact information, customizing device options, and...
  • Page 61 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Activate the backlighting by pressing the silver key once. It will shut off automatically if you do not press any keys or use the trackwheel for 20 seconds. Turn off the backlighting manually by pressing the silver key again.
  • Page 62 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function menus Menus provide a list of options for the current function. You can open a function screen’s menu by clicking the trackwheel; the menu appears on top and covers approximately half of the screen’s width. Address Book function menu Address Book function menu Installation and Getting Started Guide...
  • Page 63 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Function icons The following chart shows each function icon and describes the corresponding function. Icon Description 950 Wireless 957 Wireless Handheld Handheld Messages Receive, read, reply compose, forward, save, file, and delete messages. Compose Type and send messages to Internet email addresses.
  • Page 64 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Icon Description 950 Wireless 957 Wireless Handheld Handheld Tasks Add, edit, delete tasks and mark tasks as complete. Alarm Set the alarm on the handheld to sound weekdays only every (including Saturday and Sunday). MemoPad Compose, edit, and delete important notes and memos.
  • Page 65 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Icon Description 950 Wireless 957 Wireless Handheld Handheld Turn Wireless On/Turn Wireless Off Turn off the handheld’s radio when it interfere with other radio communications, such as during flight, or whenever you prefer not to receive email messages.
  • Page 66 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Icon Description Data is being sent Data is being received key mode is active key mode is active SHIFT lock mode is active Unread messages waiting Message status icons These icons appear on the handheld’s LCD screen to indicate the status of pending, sent, and received messages.
  • Page 67 Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Icon Description Unread message transmission error Message returned, message transmission error New, unread message has been received Message has been read Message has been filed Importance level of message is high Navigational icons These icons appear on the handheld’s LCD screen to indicate positions within fields, lists, menus, and screens.

  • Page 68: Serial Port

    Getting to know your handheld — Handheld components Icon Description You can scroll the trackwheel up or down to view more screen or menu items. You can scroll the trackwheel left or right to continue viewing icons on the functions list. Holster (belt clip) A holster, equipped with a belt clip, accompanies the handheld.

  • Page 69: Scrolling Through Settings

    Getting to know your handheld — Scrolling through settings Battery compartment The pager-sized handheld operates on one AA alkaline battery housed in the battery compartment at the back of the handheld. Charger The palm-sized handheld is designed to operate for one week or more on a full charge;...

  • Page 70: Summary And Tips

    Getting to know your handheld — Summary and tips • Use the keyboard. You can press the letter or number which represents your choice. For example, if you are in a time field, press the first number of the hour you want to specify. •...

  • Page 71: Using The Desktop Software

    Using the desktop software The “Getting started” chapter provided instructions to install the desktop software and connect the cradle to your PC. This chapter shows you how to use the software to get the most from your handheld. The desktop software can synchronize contacts, appointments, memos, and tasks between your handheld and PC.
  • Page 72 Using the desktop software — Backing up files from handheld to PC Note Before updating your handheld with new software using the Application Loader, use the Backup and Restore tool to save any important information from the handheld to your See the online help topic, “Advanced backup and restore”...

  • Page 73: Loading Handheld Applications

    Using the desktop software — Loading handheld applications To restore files back to the handheld Place your handheld in the cradle and connect it to your PC. In the Desktop Manager, double-click Backup and Restore. The Backup and Restore window appears. To restore everything that was saved previously from your handheld, click the Restore button.
  • Page 74 Using the desktop software — Loading handheld applications To add new software Place your handheld in the cradle and connect it to your PC. In the Desktop Manager, double-click Application Loader. The Welcome to Application Loader window appears. The handheld must be connected before you can load new software. Click Next to start the process of loading new software onto your handheld.

  • Page 75: Synchronizing Pim

    Using the desktop software — Synchronizing PIM The Summary window appears, displaying the application versions that will be downloaded to your handheld. Verify that the information is correct and click Finish. The Load Progress dialog box appears and the new files are added to your handheld.

  • Page 76: Summary

    Using the desktop software — Summary In the Intellisync window, click Configure PIM... to customize your synchronization settings. Handheld Configuration window appears. Select a PIM application (Address Book, Calendar, MemoPad, or Tasks) and click Choose. In the Choose Translator window, select the PC program (called the “translator”) that you use and click OK.

  • Page 77: Frequently Asked Questions

    Frequently asked questions This chapter includes answers to some common questions about the handheld. Alarm Why is my alarm not sounding when I’ve set the time? • Ensure that you have enabled the alarm by setting the Alarm On/Off field to ‘On.’ When the alarm is set, a bell icon appears on the Home screen.

  • Page 78: Storage

    Frequently asked questions — Storage • If the handheld does not turn on after charging the battery, reset the handheld. See page 82 for more information. Storage What should I do if I won’t be using my handheld for a short period of time? •...

  • Page 79: Home Screen

    Frequently asked questions — Home screen All of your stored addresses and messages will be preserved while the handheld is in storage mode. However, the handheld will no longer have the correct date and time. Home screen How can I return to the Home screen? The screen that displays the functions list and the date and time is called the Home screen.

  • Page 80: Messages

    Frequently asked questions — Messages Messages Why did I have two messages on my handheld before I turned on the radio? • These messages are pre-loaded to help you learn about the handheld when you first receive it. Why are my messages not being sent out? You can tell that messages have not been sent because they have a clock icon beside them.

  • Page 81: Punctuation

    Frequently asked questions — Punctuation I am not being notified when new messages arrive, even though I have set the handheld to notify me. • Ensure that the volume setting of the notification options is set to either Low, Medium, High, or Escalating, rather than Off. With the volume set to Off, the beeper will not sound when new messages arrive.

  • Page 82: Desktop Software

    Frequently asked questions — Desktop software Desktop software For a complete list of frequently asked questions and answers, refer to the online help. Resetting the handheld On rare occasions, the handheld may report an internal handheld error message, instructing you to press ‘R’ to reset. Doing so will return the handheld to normal operation after a few minutes.

  • Page 83: Specifications

    Specifications RIM 850 Wireless Handheld Mechanical Properties Weight: 4.1oz (115g) (without AA battery) Size (LXWXH): 3.5”X2.5”X0.89” landscape, (0.94 at battery compartment) Memory: R950-2 - 2 MB Flash memory, 304 kB R950-4 - 4 MB Flash memory, 512 kB Display and control features...
  • Page 84 Specifications — RIM 850 Wireless Handheld Message Audible beeper mechanical Notification: vibrator; user-configurable alert options Other features: Real-time clock; audible alarm; AutoText and Address Book updates Ports: RS-232 compatible serial port operating speeds up to 115 200 baud • Input voltage from 5V p-p to +/- 30 •...

  • Page 85: Rim 857 Wireless Handheld

    Specifications — RIM 857 Wireless Handheld Radio specifications Network Support 800 MHz DataTAC networks Interface Protocols: MDC4800 v3.2/3.3, RD-LAP v3.2/3.3 Frequency Transmitting: 896 to 902 MHz, 12.5 kHz Channels Receiving: 935 to 941 MHz, 12.5 kHz Channels Regulatory compliance Handheld Complies FCC Part 15 Class B, Part 90 with: Industry Canada RSS 119...
  • Page 86 Specifications — RIM 857 Wireless Handheld Display and control features Display: Full graphic LCD with backlighting, 160 x 160 pixel viewing area Controls: Thumb-operated trackwheel; PC-style keyboard Message Red LED indicator; audible beeper; Notification: mechanical vibrator, on-screen notification; configurable by user Other features: Real-time clock;...

  • Page 87: Radio Specifications

    Specifications — RIM 857 Wireless Handheld Radio specifications Network 800 MHz DataTAC networks Support Interface MDC4800 v3.2/3.3, RD-LAP v3.2/3.3 Protocols: Frequency Transmitting: 896 to 902 MHz, 12.5 kHz Channels Receiving: 935 to 941 MHz, 12.5 kHz Channels Regulatory compliance Handheld FCC Part 15 Class B, and Part 90 Complies with: Industry Canada RSS 119...

  • Page 89: Limited Warranty

    BlackBerry Hardware will be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period that is the shorter of (i) one (1) year from the date that the BlackBerry Hardware was first purchased by YOU as an original end-user and (ii) the period ending upon your breach of the End-User’s Agreement entered into when YOU ordered the...
  • Page 90 Rental Warranty Period, the Applicable Warranty Period will expire upon the earlier of YOU failing to pay any applicable charge or fee or three years from the date the BlackBerry Hardware was first put into service. Please consult your BlackBerry Handheld Installation &...
  • Page 91 Wireless Solution Providers for events or damages resulting from such reliance or the failure of the wireless data service to perform or to be available for your use of the BlackBerry Solution, including, without limitation, the lack of service coverage in the area in which YOU wish to use the BlackBerry Solution.
  • Page 92 WARRANTY, OR UNDER ANY OTHER LAW OR FORM OF ACTION. ANY EXTERNAL BATTERIES PROVIDED WITH THE BLACKBERRY HARDWARE ARE PROVIDED AS IS, AND ARE NOT, FOR PURPOSES OF THIS WARRANTY, PART OF THE BLACKBERRY HARDWARE. YOU ASSUME THE RISK OF USING ANY ACCESSORY NOT PROVIDED AS PART OF THE BLACKBERRY SOLUTION.
  • Page 93 Limited Warranty This Limited Warranty is to be construed in Canada under the laws of the Province of Ontario and in the United States under the laws of the State of Texas, except for any body of law governing conflicts of law.

  • Page 95: Research In Motion Limited Software License Agreement

    RIM whether the SOFTWARE is the ("Third Party Software"), BlackBerry Desktop Software whether or not Third Party or software residing on the Software accompanies or is Handheld Product. The term provided with the SOFTWARE SOFTWARE...
  • Page 96 Research In Motion Limited Software License Agreement accompanying relating copy for backup or archival specifically to such Third Party purposes. Software. 3.3 You may not copy the Handheld Product manual(s) or 2.0 Grant of License written materials 2.1 This RIM Software License accompanying the SOFTWARE, Agreement ("LICENSE") hereby such...
  • Page 97 Research In Motion Limited Software License Agreement hold RIM harmless from any been damaged as a result of damage caused by your failure accident, misuse, abuse, or as a to comply with this Section 3.5. result of service or modification by anyone other than RIM.
  • Page 98 Research In Motion Limited Software License Agreement 5.4 This limited warranty gives DAMAGES CLAIMED, You specific legal rights. You ASSERTED OR BROUGHT IN may also have other rights that ACTION CLAIM vary by state or province. Some SOUNDING TORT jurisdictions may not allow the CONTRACT, OR BASED ON exclusion limitation...

  • Page 99: Index

    Index using, 75 battery about charging 850 battery, 23 this guide, 14 charging 857, 25 version 2.1, 16 charging 857 battery, 25 wireless email solution, 13 description of, 69 activating your handheld, 25 FAQs, 77 address book function inserting, 21 description of, 13, 63 types for 850, 20 alarm...
  • Page 100 Index connecting to PC, 36 backup and restore, 75 description of, 68 FAQs, 82 installing, 36, 73 intellisync, 75 online help, 16 date and time, setting, 40 summary, 76 system requirements, 17 description using, 71 address book function, 13, disabling alarm function, 14, 64 password security calculator function, 14, 64...
  • Page 101 Index storage, 78 function icons, 63 icons functions function, 63 description of, 13 handheld status, 63 menus, 61, 63 message status, 66 screens, 61 navigational, 67 pager-sized handheld, 15 palm-sized handheld, 15 Industry Canada, handheld certification, 4 changing password, 45 installing connecting to your PC, 36 desktop software, 36, 73...
  • Page 102 857 battery, 25 desktop software, 16 registering with the network, 30 online user guide, 16 resetting the handheld, 82 options function description of, 14, 64 safety information RIM 850 Wireless palm-sized handheld Handheld, 10 turning on, 25 Installation and Getting Started Guide...
  • Page 103 Index RIM 857 Wireless system requirements, 17 Handheld, 11 saved messages function description of, 63 tasks function search function description of, 14, 64 description of, 13, 63 tips security handheld, 70 changing the password, 45 To, 75 disabling password trackwheel protection, 46 description of, 50 enabling password...
  • Page 104 Index messages, 39 web-based filters, 32 welcome, 13 Installation and Getting Started Guide...

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