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Table Of Contents

Contents
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Precautions
- Introduction
- Unpacking Your System
- The First Time. . .
- Installing the Battery
- Connecting the AC Adapter
- Turning the T5200 Computer On and Off
- Things You Need to Do at Start-up
- Start-up Problems?
- Password Security
- If You Have a Radio
- Section 2 A Closer Look at the T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- Standard Hardware
- Standard Software (Speaker Phone)
- T5200 Computer Keyboard
- Basic Keys
- Using the Stylus
- Section 3 Customizing Settings
- Introduction
- Control Panel
- Communications
- Dialing
- Display
- Gray Scale
- Keyboard
- Password
- Power
- Remove Programs
- Stylus
- System
- T5200 Information
- Section 4 Operating Your T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- Connecting to a Desktop Computer
- Installing Windows ActiveSync® on Your Desktop
- Establishing a Connection
- Copying and Converting Files
- Printing Files from the T5200 Computer
- PC Cards
- Section 5 Power Management
- Introduction
- Practical Battery Tips
- Low Battery Indicators
- Checking Battery Power
- Replacing Batteries
- Charging Batteries
- Battery Storage and Care
- Disposing of Batteries
- Section 6 Maintenance and Storage
- Introduction
- Care and Cleaning
- Storing Your T5200 Computer
- Section 7 Troubleshooting
- Introduction
- What to Try First
- Operational Problems
- Battery Problems
- Display Problems
- Keyboard Problems
- Touch Screen Problems
- Radio Problems
- Desktop Communication Problems
- Appendix A Expanding Your T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- Options
- PC Card Socket
- Expansion DRAM
- Expansion Flash (Compact Flash)
- Radio Modem
- Peripherals
- Vehicle Cradle
- Vehicle Adapter
- AC Adapter
- Stand Alone Battery Charger
- Appendix B Hardware Specifications
- Physical Features
- Display
- Processor and Memory
- Input/Output
- Power
- Communications
- Modems
- Telephone Line Connector
- Appendix C Keyboard Functions
- Introduction
- Power On/Off
- Function Keys
- Primary Keys
- Numeric Keys
- Customizing Keyboard Settings
- Adjusting the Key Repeat Rate
- Adjusting Audio Feedback
- Appendix D Statements and Notices
- Compliance Statements
- Warnings and Cautions
- Index
- Introduction
- Unpacking Your System
- The First Time. . .
- Installing the Battery
- Connecting the AC Adapter
- Turning the T5200 Computer On and Off
- Things You Need to Do at Start-up
- Start-up Problems?
- Password Security
- If You Have a Radio
- Standard Hardware
- Standard Software (Speaker Phone)
- T5200 Computer Keyboard
- Basic Keys
- Using the Stylus
- _
- Introduction
- Control Panel
- Power
- Regional Settings
- Introduction
- Connecting to a Desktop Computer
- Installing Windows ActiveSync® on Your Desktop
- Establishing a Connection
- Copying and Converting Files
- Printing Files from the T5200 Computer
- PC Cards
- Practical Battery Tips
- Low Battery Indicators
- Checking Battery Power
- Replacing Batteries
- Charging Batteries
- Battery Storage and Care
- Disposing of Batteries
- Care and Cleaning
- Storing Your T5200 Computer
- Introduction
- What to Try First
- Operational Problems
- Battery Problems
- Display Problems
- Keyboard Problems
- Touch Screen Problems
- Radio Problems
- Desktop Communication Problems
- Options
- PC Card Socket
- Expansion DRAM
- Expansion Flash (Compact Flash)
- Radio Modem
- Peripherals
- Vehicle Cradle
- Vehicle Adapter
- AC Adapter
- Stand Alone Battery Charger
- Physical Features
- Display
- Processor and Memory
- Input/Output
- Power
- Communications
- Modems
- Telephone Line Connector
- Introduction
- Power On/Off
- Function Keys
- Primary Keys
- Numeric Keys
- Customizing Keyboard Settings
- Adjusting the Key Repeat Rate
- Adjusting Audio Feedback
A
- AC adapter
- address, entering personal
- adjusting the double-tap rate
- adjusting the key repeat rate
- adjusting the screen
- ARDIS wireless network
- audio feedback, adjusting
- auto-suspend
B
- background for display
- backup power
- basic keys
- battery
C
- calibrating the touch screen
- CDPD service
- cellular network
- changing default settings
- changing your password
- chargers
  - stand alone
  - vehicle cradle
- charging batteries
- checking battery power
- cleaning your computer
- clock, setting
- communications
  - connecting to a desktop
  - radio
- compliance statements
- connecting to a desktop computer
- conserving battery power
- Control Panel
- converting files
- copying files
- customizing
D
- data, transferring
- date, setting
- deleting programs
- desktop computer
  - connecting
  - troubleshooting
- display
- disposing of batteries
- double-tap rate, adjusting
E
- entering your name and address
- equipment, standard
- expanding your T5200 computer
- external power
  - vehicle cradle
F
- FCC statements
- features, T5200 computer
- files, copying and converting
- function keys
G
- getting started
H
- hardware specifications
- hardware, standard
I
- identification
- if you forget your password
- if you have a radio
- installing software
- installing the battery
- international settings
K
- key repeat rate, adjusting
- keyboard
L
- Lithium Ion battery
M
- maintaining your computer
- MOBITEX network
N
- name, entering personal
- naming your computer
- numeric keys
O
- options
- overview of the T5200 computer
- owner information
P
- password
- PC Cards
- pen/touch screen
  - calibrating
  - troubleshooting
- peripherals
- personal information, entering
- phone number, entering
- power
- power port, cleaning
- precautions
- primary keys
- printing
R
- radio
- RAM network
- recalibrating the touch screen
- recycling batteries
- regulatory information
- removing and replacing the battery
- removing programs
- restarting the computer
- resuming
- RJ-11 connector, cleaning
S
- safety symbols
- screen
  - adjusting
  - background
  - cleaning
  - troubleshooting
- setting or changing your password
- setting the date and time
- settings, changing default
- software
  - installing
  - removing
  - standard
- sounds, turning on or off
- specifications
- stand alone charger
- standard equipment
- standard hardware
- standard software
- startup instructions
- startup problems, solutions to
- startup tasks
- sticky keys
- storing batteries
- storing your computer
- stylus
- system information
T
- T5200 computer
- temperatures
- things you need to do at startup
- time, setting
- tips
  - battery
  - keyboard
- touch screen
  - calibrating
  - troubleshooting
- transferring files
- troubleshooting
U
- unpacking your system
V
- vehicle cradle
- volume, adjusting
W
- Windows CE
- Windows ActiveSync
  - troubleshooting
- wireless network
- World Clock, setting

T5200 Users Manual

77-0001-004 15 November 1999

This connection icon is displayed in the taskbar on both the PC and

CE device when the connection is established and services are

enabled.

The following pop-up window is displayed when the initial

connection is made and services are established. Tap Hide to clear

the window, or Disconnect to disconnect from ActiveSync

Copying and Converting Files

Windows CE uses the same method to copy files as Windows 95.

You can copy a file by dragging it to a destination or by using the

Cut, Copy, and Paste commands. Files are automatically converted

when they are copied between these systems. You can also specify

how files are converted by selecting File Conversion from the

Tools menu of Windows ActiveSync

on your desktop.