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Page 2 - O T I C E; E F E R E N C E; Aero 2100 Series Color Palm-size PC

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 N O T I C E The information in this reference guide is subject to change withoutnotice. COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATION SHALL NOT BE LIABLEFOR TECHNICAL OR EDITORIAL ERRORS OR OMISSIONSCONTAI...

Page 4 - preface; EFORE; documentation and online help; I N D I N G

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 preface B EFORE Y OU B EGIN Before using your Compaq Aero 2100 Series, be sure to read through theQuick Start Guide. Read this chapter for information about: documentation and online help...

Page 5 - Name; Start; Help

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 The following online references are also available: Name Location Palm-size PC Help Compaq Aero 2100. Tap Start à à Help . Microsoft ActiveSync Help On your desktop computer. Install the ...

Page 6 - To Find Information About:

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 L O C A T I N G I N F O R M A T I O N Q U I C K L Y To quickly find the information you ’ re looking for, use this table as a starting point. To Find Information About: Look Here: Using t...

Page 7 - In North America; infomessenger

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 C U S T O M E R R E G I S T R A T I O N In North America To receive the latest information on your Compaq Aero 2100 Series, aswell as special offers on device accessories and software, be...

Page 8 - Settings; Text set off in this manner presents commentary, sidelights, or

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S Y M B O L S A N D C O N V E N T I O N S Some or all of the following format conventions may be used in this guideto distinguish elements of text: Names of menus, commands and icons are ...

Page 9 - chapter; NTRODUCING THE

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 1 I NTRODUCING THE D EVICE Welcome to the colorful world of the Compaq Aero 2100 Series (referredto as the "device" throughout this reference guide). Powered byMicrosoft's...

Page 10 - Front Side; Charging

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 F R O N T S I D E C O M P O N E N T S Ê Í Ë Ì Ì Î Front Side Item Component Function Ê Battery Charge and AlarmLight The indicator light on the top of thedevice serves as both a battery c...

Page 11 - Front Side Components; Item; Program

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Front Side Components Continued Item Component Function The program buttons on the frontpanel of the device are used to opensome of the most frequently usedapplications. You can change th...

Page 12 - Voice

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Front Side Components Continued Item Component Function Í Color TFT Display The 65,536-color TFT (thin-filmtransistor) display greatly enhancesthe crispness of text and pictures sothat yo...

Page 13 - Left Side; Voice Recorder; Enter; Esc

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 L E F T S I D E C O M P O N E N T S Ê Ë Ì Left Side Item Component Function Ê Voice Recorder Button You can record brief notes and messagesby speaking into the built-in microphonewhile ho...

Page 14 - Top Edge; Infrared Feature; CompactFlash Cards

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 T O P E D G E C O M P O N E N T S Ì Ê Ë Í Top Edge Item Component Function Ê Infrared Port You can use the infrared port toexchange data with other infrared-equipped devices. The infrared...

Page 15 - Bottom Edge; Backup Battery; Using AC Power

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 B O T T O M E D G E C O M P O N E N T S Ê Ë Ì Bottom Edge Item Component Function Ê Backup BatteryCompartment The system relies on a coin-sized backupbattery to maintain data when the mai...

Page 16 - Back Side; Upgrading; Rechargeable Battery

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 B A C K S I D E C O M P O N E N T S Ê Ì Í Ë Back Side Item Component Function Ê Memory Compartment The memory compartment holds thememory module installed in the device.You can improve sy...

Page 17 - Back Side Components; Resetting

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Back Side Components Continued Item Component Function The Reset button is recessed inside thecase of the device. Occasionally, somehardware or software malfunctions canprevent the device...

Page 20 - Charging the

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Deluxe Cradle Item Component Function Î Battery ChargingCompartment The deluxe cradle is similar to the standardcradle, except that it has a battery-chargingcompartment used to charge an ...

Page 22 - ASIC

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 2 B ASIC O PERATIONS This section helps you to start using your Compaq Aero 2100 Series. In-depth information on each of the individual operations described can befound elsewhere ...

Page 23 - Using the Stylus

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G T H E S T Y L U S The Compaq Aero 2100 Series has a touch-sensitive screen. It allows youto use your stylus to interact with the device. With the Compaq Aero 2100Series, you can...

Page 24 - R O G R A M S

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 P R O G R A M S The basic set of Windows CE programs is installed on your Compaq Aero2100 Series. You can switch to any program by selecting from the Startmenu or the Q Menu, or by pressi...

Page 25 - Programs; NOTE

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Programs Continued Program Description QLaunch Adds a Q icon to the task bar so you can quicklyaccess the Q Menu. Q Menu Allows you to switch between tasks, close tasksand view QUtilities...

Page 26 - Active Desktop Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 A C T I V E D E S K T O P Use the Active Desktop to display important information, such as today’sappointments and tasks. Active Desktop Screen

Page 27 - Display Properties Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 To select the type of information you want to display on the desktop, tapStart à à Settings à à Display à à Display Active Desktop. Display Properties Screen

Page 28 - Start Menu

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S T A R T M E N U A N D T A S K B A R Use the Start menu on the taskbar to open programs, adjust settings, findinformation, and view Help for the current program. Start Menu On the taskba...

Page 29 - Taskbar; Icon Reference; O M M A N D; Command Bar

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Taskbar NOTE : When your batteries are running low, a battery icon appears in the status area. For icon descriptions, see Appendix B, " Icon Reference ." Low battery messages are ...

Page 30 - Type with the keyboard; Typing with the Keyboard

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 T Y P I N G A N D W R I T I N G O N Y O U R D E V I C E With your Compaq Aero 2100 Series, you can quickly type, write, anddraw in the way that’s most convenient for you. You can type wit...

Page 31 - Write using character recognition

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 You can adjust keyboard settings by tapping Start à à Settings à à Input Panel. Select Keyboard as the input method, then tap Options. Enable swipe shortcuts (gestures) on your keyboard s...

Page 32 - Input Panel; Using Jot Character Recognizer

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Input Panel Some letters must be written in a particular way to be recognized. To seehow to write letters, tap the Help button for an online demonstration orsee Chapter 17, " Using Jo...

Page 33 - Using the Word Completion Function; To customize the suggested words, tap Start

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 As you type or write, your device anticipates the word you are writing anddisplays it above the input panel. When you tap the displayed word, it isinserted into your text at the insertion...

Page 34 - Find. Enter the text you want to find, select a data type, then; Finding Information Screen; I E W I N G

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 F I N D I N G I N F O R M A T I O N The Find feature on your device helps you quickly locate information.Tap Start à à Find. Enter the text you want to find, select a data type, then tap ...

Page 35 - Settings to see the settings available on your device.

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 C U S T O M I Z I N G Y O U R D E V I C E You can adjust your Aero 2100 Series's settings to suit the way you work.Select Start à à Settings to see the settings available on your device. ...

Page 37 - Using the Power and Backlight Button; Icon

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 A D J U S T I N G T H E B A C K L I G H T The Compaq Aero 2100 Series's adjustable backlight lets you view textand graphics clearly whether you're indoors or outdoors, in a dim study orat...

Page 38 - Using the Q Menu's Backlight Control; Backlight Menu; Tap High to set the backlight brightness to high.

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using the Q Menu's Backlight Control You can adjust even more settings using the Q Menu. Tap the Q icon onthe taskbar, then tap Backlight. (If the Q icon does not appear on yourtaskbar, t...

Page 39 - Setting the Backlight Timeout

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Tap Properties à à Backlight tab to adjust the backlight timeout. Use the drop-down menus to set the amount of idle time before thebacklight turns off when the device is using battery pow...

Page 40 - SING

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 3 U SING P OWER Your Compaq Aero 2100 Series is installed with a rechargeable,removable battery pack that can power the device wherever you go. Inaddition, the device has a small ...

Page 41 - Changing the Battery Pack

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 R E C H A R G E A B L E B A T T E R Y P A C K For mobile computing, your Compaq Aero 2100 Series draws power froma rechargeable Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) battery pack. When the battery isfully...

Page 42 - Removing the Battery Compartment Cover

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Turn off the device. Turn over the device and slide the cover of the battery compartmentdownwards Ê so that you can remove it completely. Removing the Battery Compartment Cover Take the b...

Page 43 - Inserting the Battery Pack; IMPORTANT; Checking the Battery Pack Charge; Tap Start

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Inserting the Battery Pack IMPORTANT : The battery compartment cover must be installed for the device to power on. If the inserted battery is new, connect the device to the AC adapter and...

Page 44 - Low Rechargeable Battery Indicators

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Power Properties (Battery Tab) Screen The Power Properties window only shows the battery charge level if youare using the battery pack. If you have connected the AC adapter, thewindow sho...

Page 45 - Responding to a Low Battery Pack

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Icon Meaning Main battery is low. Main battery is very low. External (AC) power source is connected and/or main battery ischarging. Note that when the charge level in the battery pack get...

Page 46 - Battery Pack Inside the Palm-size PC; Charging the Battery Using the AC Adapter Directly

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 C H A R G I N G T H E B A T T E R Y P A C K You can recharge the Compaq Aero 2100 Series battery pack by: Connecting the AC adapter directly to your device. Connecting the AC adapter to t...

Page 47 - Charging the Battery Using the Cradle

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 or, you can connect it to the desktop cradle and dock the device into thecradle. Charging the Battery Using the Cradle The amber battery charge light Í begins flashing to indicate that ba...

Page 48 - Using the Deluxe Cradle Charging Compartment; Charging the Battery Using the Deluxe Cradle

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 When the battery pack is fully charged, the battery charging light stopsflashing and the amber LED remains on. Using the Deluxe Cradle Charging Compartment If you have the deluxe cradle, ...

Page 50 - Backup Battery Compartment

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 B A C K U P B A T T E R Y The backup battery in your Compaq Aero 2100 Series is a coin-sizedLithium cell battery (CR2032). This battery maintains the integrity of thedata stored in RAM me...

Page 51 - Low Backup Battery; Changing the Backup Battery

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Low Backup Battery When the backup battery becomes low, the backup battery icon appears inthe taskbar. Icon Meaning Backup battery is low. Backup battery is very low. Note that when the c...

Page 52 - Opening the Backup Battery Compartment Cover; Inserting a Backup Battery

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Opening the Backup Battery Compartment Cover Remove the used backup battery from the backup battery compartment Ì . Insert the new battery into the compartment, taking care that you corre...

Page 53 - O N S E R V I N G; Backlight; Adjusting the Backlight

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 WARNING: Your device contains a coin-cell lithium battery powered Real-Time Clock circuit. There is a danger of explosion and risk ofpersonal injury if the battery is incorrectly replaced...

Page 55 - Setting the Power Off Timeout

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Use the battery drop down menu to set the idle interval before thesystem automatically powers off. Setting the Power Off Timeout NOTE: If you are playing an audio file on your Aero 2100 u...

Page 56 - S I N G; AC P; O W E R; Charging the Battery Pack

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G AC P O W E R The AC adapter included with your Compaq Aero 2100 Series allows youto connect to AC power through a power outlet. While connected to ACpower, the device does not u...

Page 57 - Performing a Normal Reset

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 R E S E T T I N G Y O U R D E V I C E If your Compaq Aero 2100 Series locks up and stops responding due to ahardware or software malfunction, you may need to reset your device.Your device...

Page 58 - Performing a Full Reset

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Use the tip of the stylus to press the reset button Ê . The device automatically restarts. Performing a Full Reset A full reset restarts your device and removes all information stored inR...

Page 59 - OFTWARE

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 4 S OFTWARE F UNCTIONS This section provides information on using some of the applications thatcome preinstalled in your Compaq Aero 2100 Series. Other applicationscan be installe...

Page 60 - To use the Asset Viewer, tap Start; Asset Viewer Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G T H E A S S E T V I E W E R This program provides information specific to your Aero 2100 Series,such as model number, serial number, and memory size. It also showsyour personal ...

Page 61 - S I N G T H E; QU; T I L I T I E S A N D; Q M; E N U; The QUtilities are located on the Q Menu.; Q Menu Tab in QUtilities

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G T H E QU T I L I T I E S A N D Q M E N U Customizing your Compaq Aero 2100 Series is both convenient and easywhen you use the Q Menu and the QUtilities. The Q Menu andQUtilities...

Page 62 - Task Management; To close all the open programs on your device, tap Close all tasks.; Q Menu

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Task Management The Q Menu includes three options that allow you to close or switchamong tasks on your Aero 2100: To close the program that is currently active, tap Close active task. To ...

Page 63 - Controlling Volume; Tap Q; Volume Slider; Power; Power. On the Battery tab, you can check on the status of your

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Controlling Volume You can record and play wavefiles using the internal audio features onyour Compaq Aero 2100 Series. The Volume utility provides an easy wayto adjust the volume of your ...

Page 64 - Conserving Battery Power; File Explorer; Using File Explorer; Backlight Control

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 The Power Off tab contains an auto-suspend feature that allows you tosave energy, which can extend your battery life. The timeout powers offyour device after it has been idle for a predet...

Page 65 - Auto Run; You can disable this function by tapping Q; Auto Run Tab

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Auto Run The Auto Run feature in QUtilities allows specialized programs storedon a CompactFlash card to begin running automatically as soon as thecard is inserted. You can disable this fu...

Page 66 - Diagnostics; Diagnostics Tab

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Diagnostics The Diagnostics utility within QUtilities activates a debugging andsystem diagnostic tool. Use this tool to verify any problems that you mayhave experienced on your device. Be...

Page 68 - Game Keys; To use the program buttons as directional controls, tap Q; Game Keys Tab

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Game Keys The Game Keys feature in the QUtilities lets you play your favorite gameapplications with ease on the Aero 2100. This feature switches theprogram buttons to directional controls...

Page 69 - Sound & Vibratory Alarm

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G T H E O W N E R P R O P E R T I E S W I N D O W The Owner Properties window allows you to display personalidentification on the Active Desktop and in Asset Viewer. To enter your...

Page 70 - Setting an Alarm in Calendar; Appointment Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 You can install an alarm using the following three applications: the WorldClock, Calendar and Tasks. An alarm set in the World Clock recurs ona daily basis. An alarm set in the Calendar o...

Page 71 - Setting an Alarm in World Clock; To set a general alarm, tap Start

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Setting an Alarm in World Clock To set a general alarm, tap Start à à Settings à à World Clock, then tap the Alarms tab. Use the drop down menus to set the alarm, then tap theAlarm Clock ...

Page 72 - On your device, tap Start

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S E T T I N G A P A S S W O R D To help protect against unauthorized use of your Compaq Aero 2100Series, password security is provided. For immediate protection, Compaqrecommends setting ...

Page 73 - To access the File Explorer, tap Q; File Explorer Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G F I L E E X P L O R E R Use File Explorer to navigate among and manage the files stored on yourCompaq Aero 2100 Series. To access the File Explorer, tap Q à à File Explorer. (If...

Page 74 - Navigating among Your Files; Organizing Your Files

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 To change the appearance of the lists, use the options provided in theView menu. Selecting the Details option in the View menu allows you toview information about highlighted items, such ...

Page 75 - Managing a Network Connection; Connecting to a Network; To browse the network, use Network Neighborhood in the top pane.

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Managing a Network Connection The File Explorer is also useful if your Aero 2100 is connected to anetwork via your desktop computer. File Explorer allows you to browseshared network resou...

Page 76 - ACKUP AND; using CF Backup/Restore

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 5 B ACKUP AND R ESTORE The Compaq Aero 2100 Series stores your personal information, data youhave entered, and third-party applications you have installed, in thedevice’s RAM (ran...

Page 77 - CF B; CF C; Inserting a CompactFlash Card

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G CF B A C K U P /R E S T O R E Use CF Backup/Restore to save the entire contents of your Compaq Aero2100 Series memory to a CompactFlash storage card (purchasedseparately), which...

Page 79 - A R D; Close all active programs before proceeding. Tap Q

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 R E S T O R I N G D A T A F R O M A CF C A R D To restore a backup onto your Compaq Aero 2100 Series: Turn on the device and insert the CompactFlash storage card into thecard slot. Close ...

Page 80 - OCKET; Help, then the item on which you want

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 6 P OCKET O UTLOOK The Microsoft Pocket Outlook program includes Calendar, Contacts,Tasks, and Inbox. Using ActiveSync, you can synchronize information inMicrosoft Outlook, Micros...

Page 83 - Changing the Program Button Shortcuts; Tap on Start

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Program Button Description Opens the Calendar application. Opens the Contacts application. Opens the Tasks application. Opens the Note Taker application. Changing the Program Button Short...

Page 84 - Calendar Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 C A L E N D A R A P P L I C A T I O N Use Calendar to schedule appointments, meetings, and other events.Check your appointments in one of several views (Day, Week, Month,Year, and Agenda)...

Page 85 - holding the Calendar program button.

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 NOTE : You can quickly display a new appointment card by pressing and holding the Calendar program button. Appointment Screen If you need to schedule a meeting with people who use Outlook...

Page 86 - O N T A C T S

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 To create a meeting request: Tap Tools à à Options, then select a mail transport. If you send and receive messages using synchronization, select Windows CE InboxServices. If you connect t...

Page 87 - Contacts Screen; Tools; Contact Details Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Contacts Screen Enter the details for a contact on the contact card. You can enter bothbusiness and personal information. NOTE : To change the type of information that appears in your lis...

Page 88 - A S K S; Tasks Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 T A S K S Use Tasks to keep track of what tasks you have to perform. Overdue tasksare displayed in red. Tasks Screen Enter the details for a task on the task card. You can assign a task t...

Page 89 - N B O X; Use Inbox to send and receive e-mail messages by:; Synchronize Messages

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 All active tasks (tasks that have a start date before the current date and arenot marked completed) are displayed in the Active Tasks box in theAgenda view of Calendar. I N B O X Use Inbo...

Page 90 - Set up remote mail; In Inbox on your device, tap Compose; Inbox Options Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Send e-mail remotely In addition to exchanging e-mail messages with your desktop computer,you can send and receive mail from a remote mail server by setting up ane-mail account with an In...

Page 91 - Getting Connected Remotely

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 For more information on working with Inbox remotely, see Chapter 15," Getting Connected Remotely ." U S I N G I N B O X W I T H A R E M O T E C O N N E C T I O N The mail that you...

Page 92 - Receive messages; Inbox Message Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Receive messages When you receive a message, double-tap it to open it. Inbox Message Screen When you connect to your Internet mail service, by default Inboxdownloads only the first 100 li...

Page 93 - Retrieve Full Copy. The icons in the Inbox; Inbox Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 You can mark the messages that you want to retrieve in their entirety thenext time you synchronize or connect to your mail service. Select themessage, tap Service à à Retrieve Full Copy. ...

Page 94 - Send messages; To send your message, tap File

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Microsoft Exchange users can use Inbox to schedule meetings remotely.Your network administrator must enable Microsoft rich text support forany accounts that are accessed by mobile device ...

Page 95 - Inbox New Message Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Inbox New Message Screen

Page 96 - OICE; using the hardware buttons

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 7 V OICE R ECORDER Voice Recorder is a program for quickly capturing your ideas andthoughts, reminders, and phone numbers. Use it in the way that’s mostconvenient for you by using...

Page 97 - Voice Recorder Hardware Buttons; Make a recording; To

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G T H E H A R D W A R E B U T T O N S You can use the buttons on your device to record and play recordingsusing only one hand. Item Component Function Ê Voice Recorder button Pres...

Page 98 - Play a recording; Action; Navigate; using Voice Recorder to make a recording.

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Play a recording To Do this Play While the recording is selected, press the Action button. Pause/Resume Press the Action button. Stop Press the Exit button (returns to the beginning of th...

Page 99 - Voice Recorder Screen

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 U S I N G T H E S C R E E N B U T T O N S Instead of using the device buttons, you can tap the buttons on your screento record and play your recordings. A progress bar and a status barpro...

Page 100 - Adjusting memory; Choosing a recording format

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S E T T I N G S A N D O R G A N I Z A T I O N Adjusting memory If your device runs out of memory while recording, you’ll hear severalbeeps and see an out-of-memory message on your screen....

Page 101 - Organizing Recordings

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 If you display recordings for a particular folder in the Voice Recorderwindow, any new recordings you make while that folder is selected areplaced in that folder. They are given the folde...

Page 102 - OTE; entering information

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 8 N OTE T AKER Note Taker with Rich Ink technology makes it easy to write, sketch, andmake lists quickly, the way you’re used to writing on paper—but evenbetter, because you can e...

Page 103 - To use Note Taker, tap Start; Creating a Note; N T E R I N G; Using

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 To use Note Taker, tap Start à à NoteTaker. You can create a new note by tapping the New button, or you can tap theNew arrow and tap a template to start with a note in which the formattin...

Page 104 - Entering Information Using Note Taker

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Entering Information Using Note Taker When you hide the input panel, the insertion point disappears, and you canwrite or draw anywhere on the screen.

Page 105 - Writing and Drawing Using Note Taker

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 W R I T I N G A N D D R A W I N G You can use your stylus to write and draw directly on the screen. Writing and Drawing Using Note Taker To create a drawing, on your first stroke, cross t...

Page 106 - Editing And Formatting a Note

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 E D I T I N G A N D F O R M A T T I N G A N O T E You can edit text you’ve entered using a keyboard or character recognizer.You can also edit handwritten notes and sketches. To select the...

Page 107 - Adding Space in a Note; A V I N G A N D; Saving your notes

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Adding Space in a Note NOTE : Instead of tapping the Space button, you can insert and remove space by pressing and holding the Exit button as you drag the stylus. S A V I N G A N D O R G ...

Page 108 - Saving a Note

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 To name a note yourself, to place it in a folder, or to change the fileformat, tap File à à Save As. Saving a Note Each note in Note Taker is a file. Note Taker files are saved in NoteTak...

Page 109 - Organizing your notes; Organizing Your Notes

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Organizing your notes You can keep track of your notes by renaming them and placing them infolders. For example, you can create a folder called My Novel and placeall relevant notes in tha...

Page 110 - ICTURE; using Picture Viewer

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 9 P ICTURE V IEWER Picture Viewer lets you easily view any bitmap (.bmp) or JPEG (.jpg)image located on your Compaq Aero 2100 Series or stored on aCompactFlash storage card inside...

Page 111 - Using Picture Viewer; To use Picture Viewer, tap Start; Picture Viewer Screen; To delete an image, tap File

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using Picture Viewer To use Picture Viewer, tap Start à Programs à Picture Viewer. A screen appears similar to the one below. It lists all bitmap and JPEGimages located on the Palm-size P...

Page 112 - Getting Images from a Desktop Computer; Refresh. All bitmap and JPEG images stored on the card

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 NOTE : JPEG files are picture files that are stored in a highly compressed format. When you open a JPEG image file that is stored on your CompaqAero 2100 Series or a CompactFlash card, yo...

Page 113 - UDIBLE

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 10 A UDIBLE P LAYER The AudiblePlayer application lets you listen to audio files downloadedto your Compaq Aero 2100 Series Color Palm-size PC from the Internet.This chapter descri...

Page 114 - Using AudiblePlayer; To use AudiblePlayer, tap Start; AudiblePlayer Screen; Installing AudibleManager

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using AudiblePlayer Audio programs for AudiblePlayer can be purchased from theAudible.com store ( www.audible.com ) or downloaded free from designated Mobile RealAudio–enabled sites on th...

Page 115 - Purchasing Audio Programs; Web site on the Internet. Click Create an account and

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Double-click the downloaded file to start the installation process. Follow the onscreen instructions. When asked what kind of mobiledevice you have, choose AudiblePlayer for Windows CE. O...

Page 116 - Using the Software Buttons; Button

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using the Software Buttons The seven buttons displayed on the AudiblePlayer screen allow you tooperate AudiblePlayer as simply as you would any cassette or CD player,but with much more fu...

Page 117 - Software Buttons; Using the Hardware Buttons; AudiblePlayer Menus; File; The File menu contains the following options:

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Software Buttons Continued Button Single Tap Function Tap and HoldFunction Next Program Accesses the next audioprogram on the AudiblePlayer, continuing each timethe button is tapped, unti...

Page 118 - Additional Playback Time

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Controls The Controls menu includes options for audio playback, includingPlay/Stop, Fast Forward and Rewind (for time periods of 10 seconds, 1minute, 10 minutes, and 1 hour), Skip to Prev...

Page 119 - NFRARED; connecting to ActiveSync with infrared

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 11 I NFRARED F EATURE The infrared (IR) port allows for bi-directional communication betweenyour Compaq Aero 2100 Series and other infrared-equipped devices suchas other Palm-size...

Page 120 - Setting up Infrared on the Computer; Setting up Infrared on the Palm-size PC; Turn on the device, then tap Start

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 C O N N E C T I N G T O A C T I V E S Y N C W I T H I N F R A R E D Before you can use the infrared feature, you need to configure thesoftware on both your Compaq Aero 2100 Series and the...

Page 121 - Connecting To Your Desktop Computer; I L E; PC; Infrared Recipient. This begins the

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 You are now ready to connect your device directly to your computer usinginfrared communication Connecting To Your Desktop Computer To enable a file transfer between your Compaq Aero 2100 ...

Page 122 - U I D E L I N E S F O R; IR T; R A N S F E R

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 A chime sounds when the connection is correct. G U I D E L I N E S F O R U S I N G IR T R A N S F E R Follow these guidelines when using your Compaq Aero 2100 Series’s IRport to communica...

Page 123 - OMPACT; software and operating guidelines

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 12 C OMPACT F LASH C ARDS The CompactFlash (CF) card slot located on the top edge of your device isan industry-standard connector that allows you to increase thefunctionality of y...

Page 125 - Removing the CompactFlash slot cover; Inserting a CompactFlash card

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 I N S E R T I N G A C O M P A C T F L A S H C A R D To insert a CompactFlash card, follow these steps: Remove the CompactFlash slot cover Ê . Turn over the device. On the back of the devi...

Page 126 - A P; QUtilities

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 The card is ready to use. Tap Start à à Settings à à System to see the properties of the card currently inserted. NOTE : If you inserted a storage card, the system pops up a window asking...

Page 128 - ICROSOFT

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 13 M ICROSOFT A CTIVE S YNC Microsoft ActiveSync enables you to synchronize the information on yourdesktop computer with the information on your device. Synchronization isthe proc...

Page 129 - HANNELS; personalizing Channels

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 14 C HANNELS A Channel is a Web site or other Web-formatted content that is availablefor offline viewing on your Aero 2100. Channels allows Internet, intranet,or other Web-formatt...

Page 130 - Channels, and select the channels and content areas you want.; To remove a channel and all of its content, tap File; I E W I N G C H A N N E L C O N T E N T; Channel Icon on the Taskbar

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 P E R S O N A L I Z I N G C H A N N E L S Some channels are divided into content areas. You can choose whichcontent areas you want to download to your device. In Channels, tapFile à à Cha...

Page 131 - O B I L E D E S K T O P C O M P O N E N T S

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 M O B I L E D E S K T O P C O M P O N E N T S Your Compaq Aero 2100 Series also includes an Active Desktop featurethat can display specialized channel content for quick reference. Similar...

Page 132 - ETTING; Connecting to an ISP; getting help on connecting remotely

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 15 G ETTING C ONNECTED R EMOTELY If you want to use your device to connect to your computer, a network, oran ISP while away from your office, you must create a dial-up connection....

Page 133 - O N N E C T I N G T O A N; ISP; Select Start; Enter the access phone number and select Finish.

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 C O N N E C T I N G T O A N ISP You can connect to an ISP by creating a dial-up connection. Onceconnected, you can send and receive e-mail messages. To create a dial-up connection to an I...

Page 135 - Inbox

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 G E T T I N G H E L P O N C O N N E C T I N G R E M O T E L Y More information can be found in the following locations: " Inbox " in Chapter 6. Online Help on the device. Select S...

Page 136 - PGRADING THE; Upgrading the memory module

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 16 U PGRADING THE M EMORY M ODULE The memory module stores all data and applications files on your CompaqAero 2100 Series. It is located in the memory module compartment, onthe ba...

Page 137 - Step 1: Making a full backup

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Upgrading the memory module involves these steps: Step 1: Making a full backup Step 2: Removing all batteries and disconnecting AC power Step 3: Removing the existing memory module Step 4...

Page 138 - ActiveSync

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S T E P 1: M A K I N G A F U L L B A C K U P Before you make a memory upgrade, you must backup all data and filesfrom your Aero 2100 onto a desktop computer or a CompactFlash card.To do a...

Page 139 - AC

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S T E P 2: R E M O V I N G T H E B A T T E R I E S A N D D I S C O N N E C T I N G AC P O W E R Remove and disconnect all power sources from the Compaq Aero 2100Series: Remove the main ba...

Page 140 - Removing the Memory Compartment Cover; Removing the Memory Module

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Removing the Memory Compartment Cover If a memory module is already installed, remove it by levering theright side of the module with the left edge of the memorycompartment cover Ë and ge...

Page 141 - Memory Module Connector

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 S T E P 4: I N S T A L L I N G A N E W M E M O R Y M O D U L E CAUTION: Electrostatic discharge can damage electronic components. Before touching the memory expansion module, be sure you ...

Page 142 - Inserting the Memory Module

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Inserting the Memory Module Press the right end of the module Ì downward until it is fully inserted. Replace the memory compartment cover, inserting the right end of thecover first, and t...

Page 144 - Natural Character Set; Simplified Uppercase Character Set; Input Method Menu

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 17 U SING J OT C HARACTER R ECOGNIZER The character recognition software, CIC Jot, gives you a fast and easy-to-use method for entering information in any program on your device: ...

Page 146 - Lowercase Area of the Input Panel

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 A R E A S O F T H E I N P U T P A N E L You can write letters in either uppercase or lowercase. How the letter isinterpreted and displayed depends on where you write it in the inputpanel....

Page 147 - Number Area of the Input Panel; Y M B O L S; Simplified Uppercase Character

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 You can write numbers in the number area (123) of the panel. Number Area of the Input Panel You can also enter common punctuation marks in the number area. Thisallows you to write telepho...

Page 149 - Using the letter areas; Letters; Character

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using the letter areas You can enter letters, punctuation, and editing marks in the letter areas(abc and ABC) of the input panel. Letters Character Stroke options Character Stroke options...

Page 151 - Using the Number Area; Numbers

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using the Number Area The tables in this section show how to use the Natural Character Set towrite letters, numbers, punctuation marks, editing marks, and symbols.For each character, the ...

Page 153 - Writing Accented Letters; Accented letters; Accent mark

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Writing Accented Letters The tables in this section show how to use the Natural Character Set towrite letters, numbers, punctuation marks, editing marks, and symbols.For each character, t...

Page 154 - Using the Symbol Panel

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using the Symbol Panel In the symbol panel, you can enter symbols and characters that can’t beentered in the standard input panel. Char Stroke options Char Stroke options Char Stroke opti...

Page 158 - Editing

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Letters Continued Char Stroke options Char Stroke options Char Stroke options F P Z G Q Ç H R æ I S ß J T Editing Character Stroke options Character Stroke options space copy back delete ...

Page 162 - Punctuation

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Using the Symbol Panel The tables in this section show how to use the Simplified UppercaseCharacter Set to write letters, numbers, punctuation marks, editing marks,and symbols. For each c...

Page 163 - Symbols

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Character Stroke options Character Stroke options \ + ( % ) TAB = ~ Symbols Char Stroke options Char Stroke options Char Stroke options ! ± Þ @ x Ð # ÷ ð $ ¼ Ø % ½ ø & ¾ ß * ® µ "...

Page 166 - IPS; QUtilities and select the

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 chapter 18 T IPS & T ROUBLESHOOTING This topic contains some tips that may help you to get better service fromyour Compaq Aero 2100 Series. It also has a troubleshooting section thatc...

Page 167 - Problem; Set up the IR devices

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 I N F R A R E D C O M M U N I C A T I O N S T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G This section covers situations you may encounter when trying to connectyour device to other infrared-equipped dev...

Page 168 - Infrared Communications Troubleshooting; Contact

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Infrared Communications Troubleshooting Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution The sending orreceiving device is notconfigured properly forIR. Configure each device forIR according to ...

Page 174 - System Response Troubleshooting; full reset; CF

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 System Response Troubleshooting Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution 4. Adjust the memoryslider to the desiredamount of storage orprogram memory. Windows passwordCE does not work. Ha...

Page 175 - Upgrading the Memory; Memory

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 M E M O R Y T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G This topic helps you solve some problems that you may encounter withthe device's memory. Problem Possible Cause Solution The device does notturn ...

Page 176 - Memory Troubleshooting

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Memory Troubleshooting Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution 4. Adjust the memoryslider to the desiredamount of storage orprogram memory. Upgrade memory ifneeded. Not enough space tos...

Page 178 - Battery and Power Troubleshooting

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Battery and Power Troubleshooting Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution The device does notauto-suspend whenconnected to acomputer or using amodem. The device is designedto stay turne...

Page 180 - Routine Care

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 R O U T I N E M A I N T E N A N C E This section provides recommended guidelines for taking care of yourCompaq Aero 2100 Series. Following these guidelines helps ensure thelongevity of yo...

Page 181 - International Travel

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 T R A V E L G U I D E L I N E S For safety and convenience when traveling with your Compaq Aero 2100Series, follow these guidelines: Back up your data before you leave. Take a backup copy...

Page 182 - Shipping Guidelines

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 Shipping Guidelines When shipping your Compaq Aero 2100 Series, follow these guidelines: Safeguard your data by making a backup copy. If shipping the backup copy, be sure that the medium ...

Page 183 - appendix; ARDWARE; Y S T E M; System

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 appendix A H ARDWARE S PECIFICATIONS S Y S T E M S P E C I F I C A T I O N S System Processor High performance MIPS-based processordesigned for Windows CE RAM 16 or 24MB user upgradable E...

Page 184 - System Specifications; H Y S I C A L; Physical Specification; P E R A T I N G; Operating Environment

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 System Specifications Continued System Notification Alarms Vibration alarmFlashing green lightAudio promptPop-up message on display Battery Charge Light Flashing/solid amber light P H Y S...

Page 185 - CON; battery icons

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 appendix B I CON R EFERENCE This section contains an overview of the icons that may appear in thestatus area of your device taskbar. Each icon has a brief description of thestatus it repr...

Page 186 - O N N E C T I O N

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 B A T T E R Y I C O N S The following icons may appear in the status area of your device taskbar,they indicate the condition of your batteries. Icon Meaning Backup battery is low. Backup ...

Page 188 - EGULATORY; E G U L A T O R Y; Accessories

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 appendix C R EGULATORY N OTICES R E G U L A T O R Y A G E N C Y I D E N T I F I C A T I O N N U M B E R S For regulatory identification purposes your product is assigned a CompaqSeries nu...

Page 189 - Modifications

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 F E D E R A L C O M M U N I C A T I O N S C O M M I S S I O N N O T I C E This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part ...

Page 190 - A N A D I A N

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following twoconditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) thisdevice must accept any interference rec...

Page 191 - ENERGY STAR® C

Writer: Beth Snowberger - Saved by: Fleur - Saved date: 08/17/99 1:44 AM File name: Parrot15_RefGuide_final_0810 E U R O P E A N U N I O N N O T I C E Products with CE marking comply with both the EMC Directive(89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by theCommission of the Euro...