User manual UTSTARCOM 6700 TELUS

[. . . ] guide to getting started UTStarcom 6700 TM ® the future is friendly ® table of contents activate self service full service 3 3 3 4 4 11 13 13 13 setting up your email corporate email accounts internet service provider email (POP3/IMAP4) laptop internet access through your device other useful settings customizing the Today screen synchronizing larger files / attachments and additional email folders moving email attachments to the storage card 13 15 16 support Thanks for choosing the UTStarcom 6700 wireless PDA from TELUS Mobility. TM Let's get started! activate You have two options to activate your handheld: self service You can activate your new device online and on your own, at telusmobility. com/activate. Self service activation is fast, convenient and available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. full service Full service activation support is available by calling 1-888-552-3333 from any device other than your UTStarcom 6700. An Activations Representative will take you through the steps to create a 4-digit PIN number, set up your account and guide you through the programming of your new phone. [. . . ] Please select it so that you do not have to type your password each time you synchronize with the server and to enable notificationactivated ("always up-to-date") synchronization with the server. By default, Contacts, Calendar, E-mail & Tasks are selected for synchronization. After your first synchronization an ActiveSync message will appear prompting you to use the "Always up to date feature" to receive 8 your calendar updates/emails as and when they arrive. Select Yes. You will then be taken to the Schedule screen, where you can set your synchronization preferences. The default is set to 10 minutes but you can adjust the schedule to suit your needs. If you select As Items Arrive (same as "Always up to date feature") and tap OK, then you will be prompted to enter the device address. Tap OK. 9 setting up your email (continued) Select TELUS from under the Service Provider field. Ensure your 10 digit mobile phone number is in the Phone number for this device field. Note: Generally your mobile phone will self-populate but you will need to validate. Tap OK to return to the ActiveSync screen. 10 (b) Internet service provider email (POP3/IMAP) You can access Internet (IMAP or POP3) based email. To access Internet-based email, an IMAP or POP3 email account must be created on the device. Please have the following information handy before starting to set-up your email account. Refer to telusmobility. com/emailsetup for further details on popular internet service providers. User Name: Password: Server information Incoming mail server address: Outgoing mail server address: Domain name: To create an IMAP or POP3 email account 1. You have successfully set up your POP3/IMAP4 email account. 12 laptop internet access through your device For set up instructions please refer to the UTStarcom 6700 user manual Using Wireless Modem, page 76. Refer to telusmobility. com/ppc6700 for details on our email & web rate plans. other useful settings customizing the Today screen To customize the information you want displayed: On the Today screen tap Start > Settings > Personal tab > Today > Items tab. To customize the information further, select an information type, and then tap Options (not available for all information types). synchronizing larger files / attachments and additional email folders You can specify the number of messages you want copied to the device, the maximum size of the messages to be copied and the size attachments to be downloaded. [. . . ] Tap Start > Messaging > Menu > Tools > Options Select the Storage tab, tap Store attachments on storage card then tap OK. All existing attachments will be moved to the storage card and new attachments will automatically be stored on the storage card. Click OK. 15 support If you have any questions about the set-up of your handheld, rate plans, or billing please visit us at telusmobility. com/PPC6700 or contact us at 1-866-771-7292. 16 © 2005 TELUS Mobility. [. . . ]