MM3 MANUAL Please read “the safety guide” before use and it in a proper manner. All the information of user manual and programs in CD can be downloaded at the m3mobile homepage.
Note 2 z This manual is subject to copyright protection along with all relevant rights. z No part of this document can be copied, reproduced, changed or translated in whole or in part by any means without prior written consent of M3 Mobile Co., Ltd. z The content of the manual is provided “as-is” and be subject to change at any time without notice. z M3 Mobile Co., Ltd.
Copyright and Agreement 3 z This user manual is provided “as-is”. It may contain editing error or omitting due to the difficulty of expressing technical feature. z If an application program provided by other supplier using by MM3, refer to the supplier for a program manual. z The application program providers have the responsibility of indicating their contact number for customer service on MM3 terminal, item box, or program.
Caution when using MM3 (1) z User Caution – – – – – – – z Carrying and Storage Caution – – – 4 When the unit is lost or stolen, notify to network provider immediately. Do not rent the unit to third person without authorized permission. Do not use the unit while driving driving. For technical help, contact designated service centers. Contact responding suppliers directly for questions on applications and work programs other than hardware and basic installed applications.
Caution when using MM3 (2) z Do not reconstruct – – – z Illegal copy of mobile phone is prohibited – – – 5 Do not reconstruct MM3 for any purpose. It may cause fire in the unit, and wound or electric shock to users. Any defect caused by reconstructing units, units can not get warranty. warranty The person who reproduces mobile phone and uses this mobile phone is considered as criminals. Th use off lost The l t or stolen t l mobile bil phone h is i considered id d as a criminal i i l act.
Size and Features Used frequency bands Tri-Band : UMTS / HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 MHz Quad-Band : GSM GPRS 850 / 900 / 1800 1900 MHz Band width 200 KHz (GSM) / 5MHz (3G) External appearance 88 x 215 x 61mm (Width x length x height) Weight 570g (battery included) Operational Temperature Main body -20 ℃ ~ +50 ℃ Adapter -20 ℃ ~ +50 ℃ Relative Humidity AC Power 6 5% ~ 80% Input : AC 100 ~ 250V, 50 ~ 60Hz Output : DC 5.2V, 5A Supported Frequency Bands can differ depending on the supplied antenna.
CONT TENTS Contents 7 z Note 2 LED/Battery attaching/detaching 16 z Copyright and Agreement 3 Charging 17 z C ti when Caution h using i MM3 4 How to connect to PC 18 z Size and Features 6 1. MM3 Introduction 9 Product Composition 10 Name and function of each part 12 I Input B Buttons 13 Soft/Hard Reset 14 How to use stylus pen 15 2. Basic Usage 19 Main screen 20 Input screen 21 3.
Contents CONT TENTS 4. How to use internet 8 30 6. Usage of Device 47 Via HSDPA 31 Camera 48 Via Wireless WLAN 33 Bluetooth 52 Browsing the Web Site 36 GPS 56 5.
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Product Composition (1) Introd duction z At the first time of opening the product box box, please check if it contains all the basic components, listed as following. MM3 main terminal + 2 units of standard battery P t bl Ad t Portable Adapter 10 Cradle CD The product components may differ depending on the supplied products.
Product Composition (2) z How to use the manual – Introd duction – 11 – – This manual provides detailed information to make using the device easier and faster. The content related to phone or communication in this manual is only applicable when the device is equipped q pp with HSDPA module for Voice and Data communication. The features described in this manual can not be used when it is not equipped in the device (WWAN, WLAN, Bluetooth, Scanner, Camera, GPS).
Names of each part (MC-8000S) Barcode Scanner Window Introd duction Scanner LCD touch Screen Battery Scanner B Button HSDPA Pistol grip Charge LED Scanner LED KeyPad Reset Switch Battery Lock Camera Flash Stylus Pen Mini SD Extension Slot SIM Card Slot 12 IO Port
Input Button Send button Navigation button End button Power button Alphanumeric button Component Power button Phone/Call function Introd duction End function Input keys Left, right function button Alphanumeric Start button Backspace button Backspace button 13 Description Press to toggle the device on/off. Long press to menu (Backlight, Display, etc) Function press to accept the call or to execute the phone press to hang-up/reject the call.
Soft/Hard Reset Introd duction ① 14 z S ft R Soft Resett - A soft reset allows your device to get a fresh start, similar to rebooting a computer. - This restarts your device and adjusts memory allocation. - All records and entries are retained after a soft reset. - Unsaved data in open programs may in some cases be lost. z ② ③ Hard Reset - A hard reset removes power to your device.
How to use Stylus Pen Introd duction z 15 Tap Tap the touch screen one time using a Stylus pen to select and execute items and files. z Drag It is used when you select the text. Please drag the desired part with stylus pen attached on the screen. z Long Press Leave Stylus pen touching the screen for long and you can select the menu on the pop-up screen. You can also select functions available in the designated item using the popup menu.
LED / Battery attaching/detaching z LED Alarm Introd duction – 16 z Informs Charging, Scanner Status.
Charging z Introd duction z 17 z Connect plug-in plug in from charger to charge jack of main body, or charge jack of cradle, and then place main body onto cradle.
How to connect to PC z z A cradle of MM3 supports charging and USB connection. Connecting step of cradle of MM3 is as following. – – Introd duction – – z z Connect charger to MM3 cradle. (DC JACK) Connect charger to power source. (to wall) Connect USB cable of MM3 cradle to USB port of desktop PC. Place MM3 onto docking cradle then execute Synchronization with Desktop PC.
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Main Screen z Main screen – Main Screen is set below Button Start menu Start menu Basic Usage Info bar Day/Time info Wireless info User info Messages info Task info Info bar Day/Time info Wireless info User info Messages info Task info Today info Lock info Lock info Left/Right Function info 20 function Select the program you want to use. View the power, modem, sound, input mode and connecting view. View the current date and time. power and state. View the Wireless p View the personal information.
Input Screen (1) z To use Input - Process this program " Start > Office Mobile > Word Mobile". To use the Keyboard y Input p Basic Usage z Tap the arrow next to the keyboard icon and then select the h keyboard k b d on the h menu screen as a picture above. 21 This is the Keyboard Input Screen. You can input the letter, number and characters when you click the each icon on the keyboard Input screen.
Input Screen (2) Usage of Block Recognizer input. Basic Usage z Tap the arrow next to the keyboard icon and then select the Block Recognizer on the menu screen as a picture i t above b 22 It is the screen of block recognizer input. In this input screen you can input letters in 'abc' and numbers in '123 ‘ each in the input box seen on the screen screen. In the input screen of block recognizer you can input special letters and characters by tapping th iinputt b the box once.
Input Screen (3) Usage of Letter Recognizer Basic Usage z Select the arrow next to the keyboard icon and then Select the 'Letter Recognizer' on the menu screen as the th picture i t above. b 23 This is the 'Letter Recognizer' screen. In the ‘Letter Recognizer' input screen, you can input the capital letters in 'ABC', the small letters i 'abc' in ' b ' and d numbers b in i '123' each h in the input box seen on the screen. Please choose ‘Options…’ on the input menu.
Input Screen (4) z Using transcriber input Transcriber is a writing recognizer program. It provides you various writing input and input menu. Basic Usage – Select the arrow next to the keyboard icon and then select the Transcriber on the menu like the picture. 24 This is the Transcriber input screen. If you input letters, numbers and characters on the screen with the stylus pen, it would be written automatically on the place where the cursor is blinking.
Input Screen (5) z Input by using Keypad Basic Usage – 25 You can input numbers and letters by using Keypad. Yellow Key : As you push the yellow key button, you can see the yellow text through a display of the main terminal. Blue Key : As you push the blue key button, you can see The blue text through a display of the main terminal.
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ActiveSync Introduction z Sync is an abbreviation of “Synchronization” and refers to the process of making data in PDA and desktop computer to be same by linking both data. Active eSync – 27 – z z Sync is an abbreviation of ‘Synchronization” and refers to the process of making data in PDA and desktop computer p to be same byy linking g both data. When either PDA or PC modifies data,, it updates p others to the most recent data. Not all the data is synchronized at same time.
ActiveSync install / connect z To install ActiveSync - Active eSync – 28 – z Select the ActiveSync program in the CD provided, and then install it to the computer. Once the installation is complete, connecting window will start. Connect the cradle with PC using USB cable, and then dock the device on the cradle. When the device is recognized on the PC, Connection will be established after assigning the port for it automatically.
Synchronization of Data z If you see the Microsoft ActiveSync window in the desktop PC, you can find an option icon. If you click this option icon, taps such as “Sync Options”, “Sync Mode”, “Rules” will appear. z “Sync Options” is a menu that you can select an item to synchronize. Active eSync – z 29 “Sync Mode” enables you to choose synchronization methods.
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