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ActiveSync
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If you want to keep the information on your Smartphone always up to date, set up
ActiveSync to synchronize as items arrive. You can synchronize as items arrive only if
your company or service provider is running Microsoft Exchange Server with Exchange
ActiveSync.
Installing ActiveSync and Creating a Partnership
Before you can synchronize information with a desktop computer, you must first install
ActiveSync on your desktop computer and create a partnership between your
Smartphone and your desktop computer. You can also set up synchronization between
the Smartphone and a Microsoft Exchange server at this time.
You can install ActiveSync on the desktop computer from the i930 companion CD. For
more information about installing ActiveSync, see the i930 Smartphone welcome guide.
As soon as ActiveSync installation completes, the New Partnership Wizard automatically
starts. This wizard helps you set up a partnership between your Smartphone and your
desktop computer or with an Exchange server.
When you create a partnership, you specify your synchronization settings; for example,
the type of information to synchronize, whether or not to synchronize with both your
desktop computer and an Exchange server. Once a partnership is set up, ActiveSync on
your desktop computer recognizes your Smartphone when you connect it, and
automatically applies the synchronization settings you specified.
When you finish using the wizard, the first synchronization begins automatically. When
synchronization completes, you will notice that the information from your desktop
computer or Microsoft Exchange Server that you selected now appears on your
Smartphone.
Before you begin setting up ActiveSync, you should get the information you will need and
connect the Smartphone to your computer.
Before setting up ActiveSync
1 Connect your Smartphone to your desktop computer by USB or infrared connection.
For more information, see “Connecting a mobile device to a desktop computer” in
ActiveSync Help on your desktop computer.
2 Turn on the Smartphone.
Get Exchange Server information
• If you want to synchronize your Smartphone with a server running Microsoft Exchange
Server, get the name of the server and the server domain name from your service
provider or system administrator.
• You must also know your Exchange user name and password to synchronize with an
Exchange server.
Install ActiveSync and create a partnership
1 Install ActiveSync on your desktop computer, as described in the Welcome Guide.
When Setup completes, the New Partnership Wizard automatically starts.
2 Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the wizard.
When you finish the wizard, ActiveSync synchronizes your Smartphone
automatically. Once synchronization completes, you can disconnect your
Smartphone from your desktop computer.
Note: ActiveSync is already installed on your Smartphone.
- Motorola 1
- Contents 3
- Getting Started 7
- Infrared Port 9
- SD Card Slot 9
- Speaker Key 9
- Smart Key 9
- Earpiece 10
- Power Key 10
- Internal Display 10
- Setting Up Your Smartphone 12
- SIM card 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Charge the battery 15
- Charging Times 16
- Battery Use and Maintenance 16
- Removing the Battery 16
- Remove the battery 16
- Installing ActiveSync 17
- Turning Your Smartphone On 18
- Connect the mini USB cable 19
- Smartphone 20
- Accessories 22
- Finding More Information 23
- The Basics 24
- Using Menus 25
- Using the Home Key 25
- Using the Home Screen 25
- Using the Start Menu 26
- Using the Quick List 27
- Using the Back Key 28
- Backlight Dimming 29
- Basic Information 30
- Entering Text and Numbers 30
- Delete characters 31
- Insert a space 31
- Entering Text in T9 Mode 32
- Entering Numbers 33
- Entering Symbols 33
- Performing Common Input Tasks 33
- Securing Your Smartphone 34
- Enter the PIN 35
- Change the PIN 35
- Unblocking the PIN 35
- Unblock the PIN 35
- Removing the SIM Card 36
- Using a Headset 39
- Managing Memory 40
- Phone Calls 41
- Dial the last number called 43
- Making Emergency Phone Calls 44
- Receiving a Phone Call 45
- Managing Phone Calls 46
- Call Forwarding 47
- Speed Dials 48
- Voice Shortcuts 49
- Change a voice shortcut 50
- Play a voice shortcut 50
- Delete a voice shortcut 50
- Advanced Calling Options 51
- TTY Calls 52
- Group Calls 53
- Receiving a Private Call 55
- Managing Private Calls 56
- One Touch PTT 58
- Call Alerts 58
- Receiving Call Alerts 59
- Using the Call Alert Queue 59
- Recent Calls 62
- Saving to Contacts 63
- Private Calls 64
- Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks 66
- View the contact list 67
- Find a contact 67
- Filter the contact list 67
- Create a new contact 68
- Delete a contact 68
- Making Calls from Contacts 69
- Contact Cards 70
- Using Calendar 71
- Viewing Your Schedule 72
- Using Tasks 73
- Create a new task 74
- Mark a task as complete 74
- SIM Manager 75
- Select only new contacts 76
- Search for contacts 77
- Sort the contacts list 77
- Edit a SIM contact 77
- Your SIM Card 78
- Voice Notes 79
- Settings 80
- Configure caller ID 84
- Configure channels 84
- Answer calls automatically 84
- Allow last number redial 85
- Activate flip options 85
- Set headset options 85
- Add a new group calling area 86
- Edit a group calling area 86
- Delete a group calling area 86
- Vibrate All 87
- Notifications 88
- Setting ring tones 89
- Add your own sound 89
- Delete a sound 89
- Voice Volume 90
- Power Management 90
- Accessibility 91
- Regional Settings 91
- Date and Time 92
- Phone Networks 92
- Data Connections 93
- Data Connections for GSM 94
- Create a dial-up connection 95
- Edit a dial-up connection 95
- Delete a dial-up connection 95
- Working with VPN Connections 95
- Create a VPN connection 96
- Edit a VPN connection 96
- Delete a VPN connection 96
- Create a proxy connection 97
- Edit a proxy connection 97
- Delete a proxy connection 97
- Working with GPRS Connections 98
- Create a GPRS connection 98
- Edit a GPRS connection 98
- Delete a GPRS connection 98
- Certificates 99
- Flight Mode 100
- Profiles 100
- View the list of profiles 101
- Change the current profile 101
- Edit a profile 101
- Security 102
- Owner Information 103
- Phone Information 103
- Remove Programs 105
- Messaging Features 106
- Setting up Messaging 107
- Working with Accounts 108
- Creating Messages 109
- Edit predefined text 111
- Turn off signature 111
- Saving a Draft of a Message 112
- Requesting a Delivery Receipt 112
- Importing Text Messages 113
- Working with the Message List 114
- Working with Messages 114
- Reply to a message 115
- Forward a message 115
- Delete a message 115
- Delete all text messages 115
- Download an attachment 116
- View an attachment 116
- Working with Message Folders 117
- View message folder contents 118
- Setting up MSN Messenger 119
- Using MSN Messenger 119
- Sign out of MSN Messenger 120
- Add an MSN Messenger contact 120
- Send an instant message 120
- Reply to an instant message 120
- Camera and Camcorder 122
- After Taking a Picture 123
- Managing Stored Pictures 123
- Changing Picture Settings 123
- Video Clips 124
- After Recording a Video Clip 125
- Managing Stored Video Clips 125
- Changing Video Clip Settings 126
- Access the Send menu 127
- Send in an email message 127
- Send via infrared 127
- Media Theater 129
- Manage Pictures 132
- Setting Playback Options 134
- Manage Clips 134
- Audio Only Files 135
- Opening Camera and Camcorder 136
- GPS Enabled 137
- Making an Emergency Call 138
- View your location later 139
- Enhancing GPS Performance 140
- Setting Privacy Options 141
- Using GPS with Map Software 142
- Software Compatibility 143
- Java Applications 145
- Deleting Java Applications 146
- Set permission options 147
- Grant or deny permission 148
- Beaming Information 149
- ActiveSync 151
- Before setting up ActiveSync 152
- Synchronization Methods 155
- Synchronize 157
- Synchronizing Tasks 158
- ActiveSync Error Messages 158
- Using Your Smartphone as a 159
- Internet 160
- Using the Favorites List 161
- Refreshing Web Pages 162
- Clear memory 163
- Networks 164
- Searching for a Network 165
- Windows Media Player 166
- About Libraries 167
- About Synchronization 168
- About Playlists 168
- Playing Audio and Video Files 169
- Play items repeatedly 171
- Play items in a random order 171
- View file properties 171
- Remove an item from a library 172
- Copy files to your Smartphone 172
- Update a library 172
- Customizing Settings 173
- Shrink oversized video 174
- Play video in full screen 174
- Change background playback 174
- Change how time is displayed 175
- Troubleshooting 176
- Solitaire 177
- Calculator 178
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