Receiving Files; Usb Connection - SoftBank 840SC User Manual

Receiving Files

Note
・ Files cannot be received when Key Lock is
active or during Software Update.
Receiving One Item at a Time
→ →
a Infrared
f
・ Handset is ready to receive files.
b
Begin sending from other device
within three minutes
c Save confirmation appears, choose Yes
・ To save image file, choose Pictures or
Mail Art.
・ To save pictograms, choose Pictures, Mail
Art or My Pictograms.
・ To save Flash
files, choose Flash® or
®
Flash® Ringtones.
・ Press i (Cancel) to cancel receiving.
・ Press y to terminate data reception.
・ If vcf file contains incoming image exceeding 100KB,
handset deletes the image then saves it in Phone
Book.
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Receiving All
a
f
・ Handset is ready to receive files.
b
Begin sending from other device
within three minutes
c
Enter Authorization Code (four-
Receive digit)
・ Enter same Authorization Code as sender.
d
Select a saving method
■
■
・ Receiving all entries deletes existing
・ Press i (Cancel) to cancel receiving.
・ Press y to terminate reception.
Advanced
s
● Receive Infrared Transmission (rP.14-26)
● Transfer Account Details (rP.14-26)
● Transfer Files (rP.14-26)
● Transfer All Phone Book Entries, Calendar/Tasks ,
Bookmarks, Notes or Messages at Once (rP.14-26)
→ →
Infrared Receive
→
f (OK)
To Add Files as New Entries
Add new
To Overwrite Current Entries
Delete & Overwrite → Yes →
Enter
→
Phone Password f (OK)
handset entries except for Account Details.
Receiving Account Details deletes existing
Account Details except for handset phone
number.

USB Connection

Connect handset to PC to transfer files between
devices.
Handset supports USB 2.0.
Install Samsung New PC Studio and USB
driver first. For installation instructions, PC
operating environment, etc., access SAMSUNG
Website (http://jp.samsungmobile.com/pc/
lineup/840download.html).
USB Connection
The following operations are available:
・ Transfer handset Data Folder files to PC
・ Import PC files and save to Data Folder
・ Perform Packet Communications
Note
・ Using handset to access the Internet via
PC or PDA (Mobile Data Communication)
rapidly incurs high Packet Communication
charges. Take notice of large Packet
Communications when using Mobile Data
Communication.