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Left side features
• Charging status LED - lights up orange when the battery is charging;
lights up green when the battery is fully charged.
• System indicator LED - indicates the system status.
• Infrared (IR) port - allows you to copy or send data to another device
with an IR port.
• LCD touch screen - allows you to enter, read, send, receive, or edit data
by tapping on it. The screen lumination is increased or decreased by
changing the backlight settings.
• ASUS Settings, Calendar, Tasks, and Contacts buttons - allow you
quick access to commonly used programs.
• Navigation button - functions like the four arrow keys and the Enter key
on a keyboard. This multifunction button allows you to:
- move through the program icons, folders, or files in a menu by
scrolling up or down
- launch a selected program, list folder contents, or open a file by
pressing the center of the button
• Speaker - allows you to hear alarms and other sound outputs from the
device.
Charging status LED
System indicator LED
Infrared (IR) port
- MyPal A620 1
- First edition V1 2
- June 2003 2
- Contents at a glance 3
- MyPal A620 specifications 4
- MyPal A620 package 4
- Get started! 5
- Introducing MyPal 6
- Left side features 7
- Top features 8
- Bottom features 8
- Back features 9
- The stylus 9
- The cradle 10
- Setting up MyPal 11
- To install a CF card: 12
- To remove a CF card: 13
- Charging the battery 14
- Activating MyPal 14
- Basic screens on MyPal 15
- Start menu 16
- Command bar 17
- Pop-up menus 17
- Learn the basics 19
- Entering information 20
- To use Letter Recognizer: 21
- To use Block Recognizer: 22
- To use Transcriber: 22
- To edit typed text: 22
- Writing on the screen 23
- To edit your writing: 24
- To convert writing to text: 24
- To select a zoom level: 24
- Tap to return to your 25
- Or, tap the word that 25
- Drawing on the screen 26
- Recording a message 27
- Using a preset message 28
- To find information: 29
- To use the Help feature: 29
- Using the File Explorer 30
- Customizing your device 31
- To change the alarm settings: 32
- Adding or removing programs 34
- ASUS utilities 37
- When the device is ON 38
- When the device is OFF 40
- To use manual backup: 41
- To restore the system status: 41
- SmartKeeper error messages 42
- ASUS Backup 43
- ASUS Settings 49
- To change the Audio settings: 50
- To change the Wakeup Sources: 51
- To select Autorun Devices: 52
- Bundled programs 53
- Calculator 54
- File Explorer 54
- Pocket MSN 55
- Pocket Word 55
- Pictures 56
- Terminal Services Client 56
- Pocket Excel 56
- Microsoft 57
- ActiveSync 57
- Installing ActiveSync 59
- Synchronizing your device 61
- Setting up a partnership 62
- Connection status 65
- Tap to stop synchronization 65
- Tap to synchronize via IR or 65
- Synchronization options 66
- Chapter 3 68
- Pocket Outlook 69
- Creating appointments 71
- Using the summary screen 72
- Creating meeting requests 72
- Tools then Options 73
- Creating contacts 74
- Finding a contact 75
- Tasks: Keeping a to do list 76
- To change the Notes options: 78
- Creating notes 79
- Synchronizing e-mail messages 80
- Using the message list 82
- Composing messages 84
- Chapter 4 86
- Companion programs 87
- Saving Pocket Word documents 89
- To specify save options: 90
- Modes of entering information 92
- Writing mode 93
- Drawing mode 94
- Recording mode 94
- Saving Pocket Excel documents 96
- Securing your Excel document 98
- MSN Messenger 100
- Signing up 101
- Working with contacts 102
- Chatting with contacts 103
- Microsoft Reader 105
- Using the Library 106
- Getting books on your device 106
- Reading a book 107
- Using Reader features 108
- Removing a book 108
- Pocket Internet Explorer 109
- Introduction 110
- Changing View settings 111
- Browsing the Internet 111
- AvantGo Channels 112
- The Mobile Favorites folder 113
- To create a mobile favorite: 114
- Saving device memory 115
- To add a favorite: 116
- To delete a favorite: 116
- To add a folder: 117
- To delete a folder: 117
- Chapter 6 118
- Get connected 119
- Connect to the Internet 120
- Connect to Work 121
- Set up connections 121
- VPN server connections 122
- Proxy server settings 122
- Network card connections 123
- Wireless network connections 124
- Enter settings information 124
- To change a connection name: 125
- End a connection 126
- Set up a WAP gateway 126
- Use dialing rules 127
- Infrared (IR) connection 128
- Receiving information 129
- Sending information 129
- Bluetooth connection 130
- Bluetooth settings 131
- Receiving a Bluetooth beam 132
- Appendix 133
- UL Safety Notices 135
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