Operating Instructions

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Tip on dial-up connection
The dial-up connection is to access the Internet using a phone line.
DNS1: Enter the DNS (Domain Name System) server address of your provider.
Tips on “DNS1”
•This “DNS1” is also referred to as a “name server,” “primary DNS server,”
“primary name server,” etc.
•This entry is unnecessary depending on the provider. For details, consult your
provider.
DNS2: Enter the secondary DNS server address of your provider, if necessary.
Tips on “DNS2”
•This “DNS2” is also referred to as a “secondary DNS server” etc.
•This entry is unnecessary depending on the provider. For details, consult your
provider.
TEL NO. 1: Enter the telephone numbers of your convenient access point. You
can register up to three telephone numbers.
Tip on access point
Most of the providers install access points in various area. We recommend that
you select the most convenient access point in charge.
TEL No. 2/TEL No. 3: Enter second and third telephone numbers, if
necessary.
(3) Select the Mail tab.
The Mail screen appears.
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(4) Set up the following items:
User ID: Enter your user ID name for your provider.
Password: Enter your password of your e-mail address for accessing the POP
server of your provider.
Tip on “Password”
This “Password” is also referred to as a “mail password,” “mail server
password,” etc.
Address: Enter your e-mail address.
Tip on “Address”
This “Address” is also referred to as a “mail address,” “e-mail address,” etc.
Setting network preferences