PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.
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About PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 adds the following additional functions to PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.0. Note that these functions can be installed on the PV-750 only. • Short Message Service (SMS) in the Mail Mode • Phone Book category in the Contacts Mode To install PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 on your Pocket Viewer 1. Download PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 and PV Applications Manager from the CASIO website. The CASIO Website is located at: http://www.casio.co.
Using SMS Messaging in the Mail Mode SMS (Short Message Service) enables you to send and receive short text messages on your mobile phone. In effect, it changes your mobile phone network into an e-mail network. Once you enable SMS, you can send SMS messages using the same general procedures you use for regular e-mail.
Enabling SMS Enabling SMS On the initial Mail Mode screen, use the access point selection box to select Short Message Service. Sending and Receiving Messages The procedures in this section describe how to input a new SMS message, how to reply to an SMS message, and how to forward an SMS message to another phone number. Use the same general procedures you use for normal e-mail to perform the following SMS message tasks.
Writing a New SMS Message Writing a New SMS Message Use the following procedure to write a new SMS message off line. After you write a message, it is placed onto the Outbox tab. To write a new SMS message 1. On the initial screen that appears when you first enter the Mail Mode, tap the New button to display a new SMS message input screen. • You can also display the above screen by tapping the New button in the tool bar at the top of the Inbox tab and Outbox tab screens. 2.
Writing a New SMS Message 3. Tap the Message field and use the on-screen keyboard that appears to type in up to 160 characters for the text of the message. 4. After everything is the way you want, tap Save to place the message onto the Outbox tab.
Addressing an SMS Message Addressing an SMS Message You can specify a mobile phone number in the To field of a message by using a phone number in the Contacts Mode Phone Book category, or by manually typing in a phone number. To manually input a phone number 1. While inputting an SMS message, tap the To field. 2. Use the on-screen keyboard to type in the mobile phone number of the person to whom you want to send the message. • Type carefully, making sure the phone number is correct.
Addressing an SMS Message To input a phone number using the Contacts Mode Phone Book category 1. While inputting an SMS message, tap the To field. 2. On the tool bar at the top of the screen, tap Num. • To return to the text input keyboard from the above screen, tap . 3. Tap either the Phone or SIM tab to display the type of phone numbers you want to view. 4. Use the index at the bottom of the screen and the scroll bar at the side to locate the phone number you want.
Replying to an SMS Message Replying to an SMS Message Use the following procedure to reply to an SMS message you have received from someone else. This procedure automatically inserts the proper phone number into the To field of the message you write. • Unlike normal e-mail, the text of the original message is not input into the Message field of your reply to an SMS message. To reply to an SMS message 1. On the SMS Inbox tab, highlight the message to which you want to reply.
Forwarding an SMS Message Forwarding an SMS Message Use the following procedure to forward an SMS message you have received to someone else. To forward an SMS message 1. On the Inbox tab, highlight the SMS message you want to forward. • You could also display the SMS message screen of the message you want to forward. 2. Tap the Reply button in the tool bar at the top of the screen. 3. On the menu that appears, tap Forward.
Using the Contacts Mode Phone Book Category Phone Book is a Contacts Mode display category. The Phone Book category has two sub-categories named “Phone” for phone memory data and “SIM” for SIM card data. Its basic operation is the same as that for the other display categories in the Contacts Mode.
Phone Book Category Field Names Phone Book Category Field Names The Phone Book category field names are the same as those in the Business and Personal categories, except they are arranged in the following sequence. Name Mobile Phone (H) Fax (H) Address (H) E-mail Company Phone (B) Fax (B) Position Department Address (B) Note You must input data for the Name and Mobile fields in order to store a Phone Book record.
Contacts List Screen Contacts List Screen The Contacts list screen appears as shown below when Phone Book is selected as the category.
Inputting New Phone Book Category Data Inputting New Phone Book Category Data Use the following procedure to input new Phone Book category data in the Contacts Mode. To input new Phone Book category data 1. While a Contacts Mode list or data screen is on the display, tap New. 2. Tap Phone Book (Phone) or Phone Book (SIM) to select it as the input category. 3. Input the data and save it as you normally would.
Exchanging Data with a Mobile Phone Exchanging Data with a Mobile Phone The following procedures described how to export Phone Book (Phone, SIM) category data to a mobile phone and import mobile phone data into the Phone Book category. • The import and export operations exchange Name and Mobile field data only. To export a single Phone Book category data item to mobile phone memory 1. In the Contacts Mode, select the Phone Book category (Phone or SIM) whose data you want to export. 2.
Exchanging Data with a Mobile Phone To export all data from Phone Book (Phone) or Phone Book (SIM) and replace data in mobile phone memory 1. In the Contacts Mode, select the Phone Book category (Phone or SIM) whose data you want to export. 2. Tap the Menu Bar icon to display the menu bar, and then tap Option – Send. 3. Specify Phone as the receiver (Partner) and Replace all as the export operation type (Transfer type), and then tap Exe. • If you want to export to a SIM card, select SIM for Partner. 4.
Exchanging Data with a Mobile Phone 3. Specify Phone as the sender (Partner) and One item as the import operation type (Transfer type), and then tap Exe. • If you want to import from a SIM card, select SIM for Partner. • This causes a list of mobile phone data to appear. • You can use the stylus to drag the separator line on a list screen left and right to change the relative sizes of the columns. 4.
Copying Data Items Between Phone Book and Other Contacts Mode Categories Copying Data Items Between Phone Book and Other Contacts Mode Categories Use the following procedures to copy data from the Phone Book category to the Business or Personal, or vice versa. 1. In the Contacts Mode, select the category from which you want to copy a data item. • Select Business, Personal, or Phone Book. 2. Select the item you want to copy by highlighting it on the list screen or displaying its data screen. 3.
Reference This section describes the differences between the PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 OS Update and the PV-750.
Contacts Mode Contacts Mode Categories PV-750 PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 Untitled 4 Phone Book (Phone) Untitled 5 Phone Book (SIM) • The Phone Book category and category name cannot be changed. Fixed Entries When changing the contents of a category list or a category input screen, following items are fixed and cannot be changed. Other items can be changed.
Contacts Mode To copy data items between categories 1. Display the category that contains the data item you want to copy and select the item. • You can select an item by displaying its data screen or by tapping the item on a list screen. 2. Tap the Menu Bar icon to display the menu bar, and then tap Option – Change data. • This displays a menu of data copy options. 3. Tap the option you want.
Data Communication Data Communication BN Unit The following shows the PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 menu for selection of data to be downloaded to a BN Unit is different from the PV-750 Menu. PV-750 PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 The following table shows how certain PVOS for PV-750 Version 1.20 Contacts Mode categories are handled when they are sent to a BN Unit.
Data Communication The Free 2 field of the Untitled 4 or Untitled 5 categories corresponds respectively to the Mobile fields of the Phone Book (Phone) and Phone Book (SIM) categories of PV-750 PVOS Version 1.20 Unit data. If a Free 2 field does not contain any data, blank spaces are input into the corresponding Mobile field when data is sent to a PV-750 PVOS Version 1.20 Unit from another PV Unit. Action Control The following shows the differences between Action menu items of the PVOS for PV750 Version 1.
