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4-670-644-11 (1) Checking the package contents Sony CLI handheld components Charging your Sony CLI handheld Performing the initial settings Basic operations of your Sony CLI handheld Taking images/movies 1 2 3 4 5 6 Using your CLI handheld with your computer Enjoying your CLI handheld Using applications Read This First Operating Instructions Personal Entertainment Organizer PEG-NZ90 2003 Sony Corporation About this manual This manual provides an overview of your CLI handhelds features including information about setting up your CLI handheld and what you can do with your CLI handheld. Checking the package contents Sony CLI handheld components Charging your Sony CLI handheld Performing the initial settings Basic operations of your Sony CLI handheld Taking images/movies Using your CLI handheld with your computer Enjoying your CLI handheld Using applications Page 10 Make sure that all the accessories are supplied in the package. Page 12 Learn about the parts of your CLI handheld and other accessories. Page 19 Be sure to charge your CLI handheld before you start using it for the first time. Page 23 Configure the initial settings before operating your CLI handheld. Page 29 Learn about the basic operations of your CLI handheld. Page 50 Learn about the basic operations of your CLI handheld. Page 65 Use your CLI handheld with your computer. Page 73 Learn about your CLI handhelds features. Page 86 Learn about the applications supplied with your CLI handheld. 2 Refer to the following together with this manual. Handbook (A PDF file in the CD-ROM) When using CLI handheld for the first time The basic features and operations are explained in detail. CLI handheld advanced operations The convenient features and how to make full use of your CLI handheld are explained in detail. CLI Application Manual (HTML format:
Start up on a computer) The manual explains about how to use the supplied applications in detail. For details on using the manual, refer to Using CLI Application Manual on page 86 in this manual. Troubleshooting Q&A The manual helps in solving problems that you may face while using your CLI handheld. 3 WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. For customers in the U.S.A and Canada Owners Record The model number and serial number are located on the back of the product. Record the model number and the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No._____________ Serial No.______________ The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. CAUTION You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your warranty on this equipment. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numerique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturers instructions. 4 NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by rotating the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference using one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/
TV technician for help. If you have a question about this product, call the Sony Customer Information Center at keep on next line 1-877-760-7669; or write to the Sony Customer Information Center at 12451 Gateway Boulevard, Fort Myers, FL 33913. The number below is for FCC-related matters only. Declaration of Conformity Trade Name: SONY Model No.: PEG-NZ90/U Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc. Address: 680 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell, NJ 07649 USA Telephone No.: 201-930-6972 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The supplied interface cable must be used with the equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules. RECYCLING LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES Lithium-Ion batteries are recyclable. You can help preserve our environment by returning your used rechargeable batteries to the collection and recycling location nearest you. For more information regarding recycling of rechargeable batteries, call toll free 1-800-
822-8837, or visit http://www.rbrc.org/
Caution: Do not handle damaged or leaking lithium-ion batteries. IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR OTHER DAMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF REVENUE, LOSS OF DATA, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT OR ANY ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT, DOWNTIME, AND PURCHASERS TIME RELATED TO OR ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, ITS HARDWARE AND/OR ITS SOFTWARE. On the supplied software Copyright laws prohibit reproducing the software or the software manual in whole or in part or renting the software without the permission of the copyright holder. In no event will SONY be liable for any financial damage or loss of profits, including claims made by third parties, arising out of the use of the software supplied with this product. In the event a problem occurs with this software as a result of defective manufacturing, SONY will replace it at SONYs option or issue a refund. However, SONY bears no other responsibility. The software provided with this product cannot be used with equipment other than that which it is designated for use with. Please note that, due to continued efforts to improve quality, the software specifications may be changed without notice. The software library incorporated in CLI handheld is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group. Program 2002 Sony Corporation, 2002 Palm, Inc., or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Documentation 2002 Sony Corporation CAUTION Please contact your nearest Sony dealer regarding any problems you are experiencing with your Sony product. Notes Sony does not support third-party add-on applications. If you are having a problem with a third-party application, please contact the developer or publisher of that software. The illustrations in this manual may differ from the actual software. Explanations in this manual assume that you are familiar with basic operations of Windows. For how to use your computer and operating system, please refer to their respective manuals. Before using your CLI handheld, be sure to read the accompanying End-Users License Agreement. Sony, CLI, Memory Stick, MagicGate Memory Stick, Jog Dial, PictureGear Studio and their logos are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Palm OS, Graffiti and HotSync are registered trademarks of Palm, Inc. and its subsidiaries, and Palm, Palm Powered, Palm Desktop, the Palm logo, the Palm Powered logo, the HotSync logo and Palm OS5 logo are trademarks of Palm, Inc and its subsidiaries. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. Pumatech, the Pumatech logo, IntelliSync and IntelliSync Lite are trademarks of Pumatech, Inc., that may be registered in some jurisdictions. Adobe and Acrobat are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Bluetooth is a trademark that is owned by the proprietor and used by Sony under license. QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. NetFront is a trademark of ACCESS CO, Ltd. Picsel and the Picsel logo are trademarks of Picsel Technologies, Ltd. Contains Macromedia Flash Player technology by Macromedia, Inc., Copyright 1995-2001 Macromedia, Inc. All rights reserved. Macromedia, Flash and Macromedia Flash are trademarks or registered trademarks of Macromedia, Inc. in the United States and internationally. This product includes fonts owned by TypeBank Co., Ltd. under license. CompactFlash is a U.S. registered trademark of SanDisk Corporation. All other trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. 5 FCC Radio-Frequency Exposure Statement This equipment generates and radiates radio-frequency energy. In order to comply with FCC radio-frequency radiation exposure guidelines for an uncontrolled environment, this equipment has to be installed and operated while maintaining a minimum body to antenna distance of 2.5 cm. Based on continuous exposure of 30 minutes. Users are not permitted to make changes or modify the system in any way. The term IC: before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met. Le terme IC avant le numro dhomologation ne signie seulement que les normes dIndustrie Canada ont t respectes. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numrique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Lutilisation de ce dispositif est autorise seulement aux conditions suivantes:
(1) il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et (2) lutilisateur du dispositif doit tre prt accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique reu, mme si ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. To prevent radio interference to the licensed service, this device is intended to be operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment (or its transmit antenna) that is installed outdoors is subject to licensing. Pour empcher que cet appareil cause du brouillage au service faisant lobjet dune licence, il doit tre utilis lintrieur et devrait tre plac loin des fentres afin de fournir un cran de blindage maximal. Si le matriel (ou son antenne dmission) est install lextrieur, il doit faire lobjet dune licence. WARNING The Bluetooth function equipped with CLI handheld is valid only in those countries where CLI handheld is sold. In some situations or environments, the use of the Bluetooth technology might be restricted by the proprietor of the building or responsible representatives of the organization, for example on board of airplanes, in hospitals or in any other environment where the risk of interference with other devices or services is perceived or identified as harmful. If you are uncertain about the policy applying to the use of Bluetooth technology in a specific organization or environment, you are encouraged to first ask for authorization prior to switching it on. Consult your physician or the manufacturer of personal medical devices
(pacemakers, hearing aids, etc.) regarding any restrictions on the use of Bluetooth technology. To disable the Bluetooth function, turn off your CLI handheld
(page 31). 6 Recycling the Battery Pack (Lithium-Ion battery) The supplied Battery Pack (Lithium-Ion battery) is recyclable. You can help preserve our environment by returning your used Lithium-Ion batteries to the collection and recycling location nearest you. For more information regarding recycling of rechargeable batteries, call toll free 1-800-822-8837, or visit the website (http://www.rbrc.org/). When you dispose of a CLI handheld, remove the battery for recycling. How to remove the Battery Pack
(Lithium-Ion battery) Follow Inserting/Replacing the battery (page 19) to remove the battery. How to remove a rechargeable button battery 2 Remove the battery cover. 1 Remove the screw from the side of your CLI handheld with a Phillips screwdriver. 3 Pull the ribbon attached to the 4 Pull the button battery and button battery. disconnect it from your CLI handheld. 7 Table of Contents Checking the package contents
. 10 Sony CLI handheld components. 12 Locating the parts of your Sony CLI handheld . 12 Changing the operating style . 15 Locating cradle components . 17 Locating the controls on the supplied audio remote control . 18 Charging your Sony CLI handheld. 19 Step 1: Inserting/Replacing the battery . 19 Step 2: Charging the battery . 21 Performing the initial settings
. 23 Basic operations of your Sony CLI handheld. 29 Basic operations . 29 Functions of parts . 31 Restarting your Sony CLI handheld . 40 Locating the components of the initial screen. 43 Using applications . 47 Entering data. 49 Taking images/movies. 50 Taking images . 50 Recording movies . 61 8 Viewing/Playing back files
(CLIE Viewer). 63 Using your CLI handheld with your computer . 65 Step 1: Install the software on your computer. 65 Step 2: Connect the cradle to your computer. 68 Step 3: Enter a user name for your CLI handheld. 69 Synchronizing data between your CLI handheld and computer
(HotSync) . 71 Enjoying your CLI handheld
. 73 Using your CLI handheld to view image files and movie files taken with Memory Stick-compliant devices . 73 Using voice recorder . 74 Listening to music . 75 Managing schedules (Date Book). 76 Managing addresses and telephone numbers (Address) . 78 Exchanging Date Book and Address data between your CLI handheld and computer. 79 Viewing computer documents on your CLI handheld
(Picsel Viewer for CLIE) . 80 Connecting to the Internet. 81 Using the Bluetooth function . 82 Using applications . 86 Using CLI Application Manual . 86 Installing add-on applications on your CLI handheld . 88 Introducing add-on applications . 89 Troubleshooting. 101 Preventing problems . 101 Solving problems . 102 Getting Help . 103 Additional information . 104 Notes on use . 104 Specifications . 107 INDEX . 112 Notes on this manual Screen pictures in this manual may be different from the actual displays in the supplied software. Contents of this manual are written for users with knowledge of using Microsoft Windows operating system. For details about computer operation, refer to the manual for the computer. About display (LCD) and camera lens The LCD of your CLI handheld is designed with precision technology. However, some pixels may not work or may light always in some cases. Also, brightness of the display may be inconsistent depending on the angle of view. These are caused by the nature of the LCD and do not indicate a malfunction. Please note that Sony does not guarantee for replacement or return in cases like those. Do not keep the LCD or camera lens directed toward the sun for long time. It may cause a malfunction. Please be careful when you locate it at an outdoor environment or place next to a window. Testing for taking pictures/movies and recording voices Prior to taking pictures/movies and recording voices, check that those files are normally saved in your CLI handheld or a Memory Stick media. No guarantee for lost data or damaged data Sony does not provide any guarantee for lost data or damaged data caused by improper operations. Copyrights Television programs, films, video tapes, and other materials may be copyrighted. Unauthorized recording of such materials may be contrary to the provision of the copyright laws. 9 Checking the package contents Please check the accessories in the package before you start. CLI handheld (1) Cradle (1) AC power adapter (1) Headphones (1) Stylus (1) Audio remote control (1) The stylus is stored in your CLI handheld at the factory. 10 C h e c k i n g t h e p a c k a g e c o n t e n t s USB cable (1) Printer cable (1) AV cable (1) Battery Pack (1) Installation CD-ROM Strap (1) Refer to the illustration below to attach the strap. Protection card (1) The protection card is stored in your CLI handheld at the factory. Read This First - Operating Instructions (1, this manual) Troubleshooting Q&A (1) Customer Registration Guide (1) Customer Registration card (Warranty) Graffiti label (1) Software license agreement (1) Other printed materials Make sure that the package contains all of the listed accessories. If any item is missing, contact the Sony Customer Information Service Center or a Sony dealer. Attaching the strap 11 Sony CLI handheld components Each part of the CLI handheld and the supplied accessories is explained in the following. Locating the parts of your Sony CLI handheld Front panel A POWER LED (Page 32) B IR port (Page 35) C Jog Dial navigator
(Page 30) D BACK Button (Page 34) E VOICE REC Button
(Page 33, 74) F RESET Button (Page 40) G Stylus (Page 29) H Bluetooth LED (Page 82) I Memory Stick LED
(Page 36) 12 H Bluetooth LED (Page 82) I Memory Stick LED
(Page 36) J Scroll Button (Page 35) K Hardware Keyboard
(Page 37) L Wireless Communication Slot (Page 38) A Display Panel (Page 15) B Screen (Page 43) C Graffiti Writing Area
(Page 43) D POWER LED (Page 32) E Camera Lens Cover (Page 33) F Application Buttons
(Page 48) G Application Buttons
(Page 48) Available only when your CLI handheld is set to the turned style. S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d c o m p o n e n t s 13 Back panel A Microphone (Page 74) B Flash Photometric Sensor C Flash (Page 58) D CAPTURE Button
(Page 32, 50, 52, 62) E Headphone Jack (Page 75) F Battery Cover (Page 19) G HOLD Switch (Page 34) H POWER Switch (Page 31) I Memory Stick Slot
(Page 36) J REC LED (Page 33) K Camera Lens (Page 33) L Lens Cover Lever (Page 33) M Strap Hook (Page 11) N Interface Connector Cover
(Page 22) O Speaker (Page 45) 14 S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d c o m p o n e n t s Changing the operating style Your CLI handheld can be used with the display panel set in three different styles. Carrying style Set your CLI handheld to the carrying style, when carrying it around in your baggage or pocket to guard the screen from damage. Opened style Set your CLI handheld to the opened style, when you enter data with the hardware keyboard or take images/movies of yourself. b Open the display panel until it clicks into place. 15 Turned style Set your CLI handheld to turned style to make it compact when you operate it with the Stylus or use it in the Camera mode. b b Open the display and rotate it as indicated by an arrow until it clicks into place Fold the display over the keyboard Note Do not turn the display panel in any direction other than that specified and do not apply too much force. Closing the display panel Close the display panel by rotating it as indicated by an arrow. 16 Locating cradle components S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d c o m p o n e n t s A Interface Connector C USB Cable Connector
(Page 22) B AV output jack You can connect the supplied AV cable to view the screen of CLIE Album with your television
(page 90). You can connect the supplied USB cable to connect the cradle and your computer (page 68). You can also connect the supplied printer cable to print out the contents of the CLIE Album screen or CLIE Viewer screen with your printer. D AC Adapter Connector
(Page 21) E HotSync Button (Page 69, 72) 17 Locating the controls on the supplied audio remote control You can use the audio remote control when you play back music or audio movies with an application such as Audio Player or Movie Player. A ./> Button B Volume Control Button C N/x Button D HOLD Switch b For details on operating each application, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 18 Charging your Sony CLI handheld C h a r g i n g y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Before you use your CLI handheld for the first time, insert the supplied Battery Pack into your CLI handheld and be sure to charge the battery. Step 1: Inserting/Replacing the battery When you replace the battery, be sure to turn off your CLI handheld and check that the POWER LED and Memory Stick LED are off prior to opening the battery cover. If you open the battery cover while the power is on, data stored on your CLI handheld or data being recorded to a Memory Stick media may be deleted. 1 Open the battery cover. 2 Insert the battery. You can easily insert the battery by sliding the battery release knob with the tip of the battery. Face the battery terminal towards the display panel side Continued on next page
19 3 Close the battery cover. Verify that the battery is completely inserted into the slot and close the battery cover. Removing the battery Slide the battery release knob as directed by the arrow and remove the battery. Tip About the built-in rechargeable button battery Your CLI handheld uses the built-in rechargeable button battery to maintain data stored in the built-in memory while replacing the Battery Pack. The rechargeable button battery is automatically charged while you use your CLI handheld. However, the rechargeable button battery will be completely discharged in approximately twelve hours if the power is not supplied from the Battery Pack. Make sure you recharge the button battery before it gets completely discharged. How to charge the rechargeable button battery Place your CLI handheld in the cradle while the Battery Pack is inserted. Turn off your CLI handheld for 24 hours or more while the charged Battery Pack is inserted. 20 About the Battery Pack I Supplied Battery Pack The Smart Lithium function enables to exchange information about battery conditions between your CLI handheld and the Battery Pack. Your CLI handheld calculates the discharge rate according to the battery condition and displays the batterys remaining charge on the minute time scale (page 44). I Remaining charge indicator If the battery runs out quickly while sufficient remaining charge is read in the display, recharge the battery fully to correct a misreading. However, this operation may not work in the following cases. You use the battery at a high temperature for a long time. You leave the fully-charged battery for a long time. The battery has been worn-out . I Operating life The efficiency of a battery is gradually reduced as the battery is charged or time go on. If the operation time of your battery becomes shortened notably, you may need a new one. The operating life of your Battery Pack varies depending on storage environments, operating environments, and battery model. Step 2: Charging the battery 1 Set up the stand of the cradle. 2 Connect the AC adapter to the cradle. C h a r g i n g y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Continued on next page
21 3 Connect the AC adapter 4 Open the interface to a wall outlet. connector cover of your CLI handheld. To a wall outlet 5 Insert your CLI handheld at an angle into the cradle and lay it back to fit into place. The POWER LED indicator of your CLI handheld turns on and charging starts. It takes about four hours for your CLI handheld to be fully charged for the first time. The POWER LED indicator of your CLI handheld turns off when charging is completed. Tip If your CLI handheld is charged frequently, subsequent charges will require less time. Notes If the battery in your CLI handheld is fully discharged, all data stored in the memory on your CLI handheld will be lost. Insert your CLI handheld into the cradle completely until the POWER LED indicator of your CLI handheld turns on. When you remove your CLI handheld from the cradle, hold the stand of the cradle. 22 Performing the initial settings The first time you turn on your CLI handheld, you are required to make initial settings. Follow the on-screen instructions to configure the initial settings and to get accustomed to operations on your CLI handheld. 1 Slide the POWER switch. Your CLI handheld turns on, and the Welcome screen is displayed. b Slide the POWER switch Tip If you cannot turn on your CLI handheld Did you charge your CLI handheld following the steps on page 19?
b For details, refer to the supplied manual Troubleshooting Q&A. Is the HOLD switch (page 34) set to HOLD?
If you cannot turn on your CLI handheld even after charging it, perform a soft reset (page 40). P e r f o r m i n g t h e i n i t i a l s e t t i n g s Continued on next page
23 2 Take out the Stylus. You can use the stylus to enter data or to select applications. Take out the Stylus Notes Always use the point of the stylus for tapping or making strokes on the CLI handheld screen. Never use a real pen, pencil, or other sharp object to write on the screen. When you put the stylus back in its holder, push it in until it clicks into place. 3 Press lightly on the screen with the stylus. This action is called tapping. The Setup screen for digitizer calibration is displayed. b Press lightly on the screen (Tap) 24 4 Following the on-screen instruction, tap the center of the displayed mark. Note If the digitizer is not configured correctly, the scroll bar may not operate properly, tapping may not work as expected, or other problems may occur. For re-configuring the digitizer, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld
(Preferences): Adjusting the digitizer in the Handbook. After calibration is completed, a screen for setting the time and date appears. 5 Tap the Set Time box. The Set Time screen is displayed. Tip You can reconfigure the date and time settings in the Preferences screen. b For details, refer to Setting the Date & Time preferences in the Handbook. 6 Tap the arrow v or V to set the current time. Tap each box to set the current hour and minute. P e r f o r m i n g t h e i n i t i a l s e t t i n g s 7 Tap OK. The current time is set and the Setup screen is displayed. Continued on next page
25 8 Tap the Set Date box. The Set Date screen is displayed. 9 Tap the arrow b or B next to the year to select the current year. 10 Tap the current month and then tap the current date. The Set Date screen closes. 11 Tap the Time Zone box. The Set Time Zone screen is displayed. 26 12 Tap the region to set the time zone and then tap OK. 13 Tap the arrow V next to Daylight Saving and select ON or OFF. 14 Tap Next. P e r f o r m i n g t h e i n i t i a l s e t t i n g s Continued on next page
27 15 Tap Next and Done. b The initial settings are complete, and the CLIE Launcher screen is displayed. Initial settings are complete. 28 Basic operations of your Sony CLI handheld This chapter describes how to start applications, enter data, and perform other basic operations. Basic operations Using the stylus With your CLI handheld, you can use the supplied stylus to enter characters or specify an application you want to run. Taking out the stylus The stylus is stored in the holder on the display panel of your CLI handheld. Note To avoid losing the stylus, always put it back in its holder after use. Tapping B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d The action of pressing lightly on the screen with the stylus is called tapping. Continued on next page
29 Dragging Just as you can drag the mouse to select
(and drag) text or move objects on your computer, you can use the stylus to drag an item on the screen of your CLI handheld. Press the stylus lightly on the item, and move it along the screen surface. Using the Jog Dial navigator Your CLI handheld is equipped with a Jog Dial navigator, which allows you to perform all major operations without the stylus. You can operate your CLI handheld using the Jog Dial navigator with just one hand. Rotating the Jog Dial navigator Rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select various items or to select an application to start. Pressing the Jog Dial navigator Press the Jog Dial navigator to decide the selected item or to run the selected application. Rotating while holding down the Jog Dial navigator Some applications support operations executed by rotating while pressing the Jog Dial navigator. 30 Functions of parts POWER Switch Turning on your CLI handheld POWER Switch Slide the POWER switch. Your CLI handheld turns on and the last screen you viewed is displayed. When your CLI handheld turns on, the POWER LED (page 32) indicator lights green. Tip When you turn on your CLI handheld for the first time, the Welcome screen is displayed (page 23). Note If you cannot turn on your CLI handheld, make sure that if the HOLD switch is not in the HOLD position. If you try to turn on your CLI handheld while the HOLD switch is in the HOLD position, the POWER LED indicator blinks green three times. Turning off your CLI handheld Slide the POWER switch again. Tip You do not have to save data, quit an application, or perform any of the other shutdown procedures that your computer requires. Sliding the POWER switch for more than two seconds You can switch on/off the backlight of the LCD. 31 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d POWER LED Carrying style Opened style Turned style The LED indicator shows the status of your CLI handheld by its color. LED Lights green Lights orange Blinks orange Blinks green
(three times) The status of your CLI handheld The power is ON. The battery is being charged. Alarm notifies you at a given time if you have made an alarm setting in an application, such as Date Book. The HOLD switch is in the HOLD position
(blinks when you try to turn on your CLI handheld). OFF The power is OFF. CAPTURE Button Press the button to take images or movies. b For details, refer to Taking images/movies on page 50. 32 Camera CLOSE OPEN You can take still images or movies. Note When the camera is not in use, close the lens cover by sliding the lens cover lever to the CLOSE position. b For details, refer to Taking images/movies on page 50. REC LED Lights when you are recording a movie or voice memo. b For details, refer to the explanation of each application in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. VOICE REC Button Press the button to record sounds. b For details, refer to Using voice recorder on page 74. 33 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d HOLD Switch HOLD Protects your CLI handheld from accidental tapping on the screen or pressure on the POWER switch when you are carrying your CLI handheld. If you slide this switch while the power is on, the screen display turns off, even during an operation. Note If you cannot turn on or operate your CLI handheld, check if the HOLD switch is not in the HOLD position. If you try to turn on your CLI handheld while the HOLD switch is in the HOLD position, the POWER LED indicator blinks green three times. BACK Button Cancels the selection of an item and cancels the operation. Depending on the application, unique features such as restoring to the previous screen are assigned. Tip Press the BACK button for a few seconds to switch to the CLIE Launcher screen. b For details, refer to the explanation of each application in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 34 Scroll Button Displays text and other information that extends beyond the area of the screen. Pushing the V button scrolls down to display information below the current viewing area, and pushing the v button scrolls up to display the information above the current viewing area. Depending on the application, unique features are assigned. b For details, refer to the explanation of each application in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. IR port You can beam data between your CLI handheld and another CLI handheld or Palm OS PDA. b For details, refer to Beaming in the Handbook. Direct your CLI handheld towards a target device as indicated by an arrow when using the remote control function.
* Move your CLI handheld gradually to find the most sensitive direction. Direct your CLI handheld towards a target device as indicated by an arrow when using the beaming function. Tip You can also use your CLI handheld as a remote control with the CLIE Remote Commander application. b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 35 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Memory Stick Slot Insert Memory Stick media into this slot. The Memory Stick LED blinks orange while your CLI handheld is writing data to or reading data from Memory Stick media. b For details, refer to Using Memory Stick media in the Handbook. Inserting Memory Stick media Memory Stick LED The Memory Stick LED blinks orange while your CLI handheld is writing to or reading data from Memory Stick media. Carrying style Opened style Turned style Notes Insert Memory Stick media in the right direction. If Memory Stick media is forcibly inserted in the wrong direction, the Memory Stick slot may be damaged. Do not insert Memory Stick media other than the Memory Stick slot. 36 Removing Memory Stick media b Push Memory Stick media in Note Pull Memory Stick media out Make sure that your CLI handheld is not writing to or reading data from Memory Stick media (the Memory Stick LED is not blinking) before removing it. If you remove Memory Stick media while the Memory Stick LED is blinking, recorded data may be deleted or damaged. Hardware Keyboard You can use the hardware keyboard in the same way as with the keyboard of your computer. This is useful when you want to enter lots of data. Input commands list You can carry out commands using the hardware keys in combination. Key combinations Example: Ctrl+C t Hold down the Ctrl key and press the key of the character C.
Combination Fn + character Shift + character Shift +
Shift + Ctrl +
Shift + Ctrl +
Ctrl + C Ctrl + X Function Enter the numbers and marks printed in blue. Enter letters in upper case when Caps is off. Selects a continuing/preceding text. Selects until the first letter of the text. Selects until the last letter of the text. Copies the selected text. Cuts the selected text. B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Continued on next page
37 Ctrl + V Ctrl + D Ctrl + L Ctrl + H Ctrl + M Ctrl + F Ctrl +
Ctrl +
Ctrl + 3 Ctrl + 3 and hold Ctrl + BS Ctrl + BS and hold Ctrl + Shift +
Pastes the selected text. Deletes the selected text. Turns the backlight on and off. Switches to the CLIE Launcher screen. Displays the menu. Opens the Find dialog box. Same as rotating the Jog Dial navigator upwards. Same as rotating the Jog Dial navigator downwards. Same as pressing the Jog Dial navigator. Same as keeping the Jog Dial navigator pressed. Same as pressing the BACK button. Same as keeping the BACK button pressed. Same as rotating the Jog Dial navigator upwards while pressing it. Ctrl + Shift +
Ctrl + Tab Ctrl + Shift + Tab Same as rotating the Jog Dial navigator downwards while pressing it. Jumps to the next field. Jumps back to the previous field. Wireless Communication Slot You can connect to the Internet by using the compact flash type data network card (from this point, referred to as network card). b For details, refer to Connecting to the Internet on page 81. b For details about an operation confirmed network card, refer to Operation confirmed natwork card on page 110. 38 Notes Only the compact flash type data network card can be inserted into the wireless communication slot. Network cards or memory cards other than the above-mentioned will not work. Do not use any other card in your CLI handheld, as it may cause a malfunction. If your CLI handheld is not working properly, remove the network card once, and insert the network card again. There may be some data network services that may not be used, depending on the network card and provider that you are using. For details, refer to the operating instructions of your network card or contact your Internet service provider. Inserting the network card Tip The protection card is inserted into the wireless communication slot at the factory. Note Do not insert the network card forcibly in the wrong direction or at the wrong angle. It may cause a malfunction or damage your CLI handheld. Removing the network card Make sure that your CLI handheld is turned off prior to removing the network card. Notes Do not remove the network card while it is connected to the Internet. It may cause a malfunction. When the wireless communication slot is empty, always insert the protection card to protect the slot. Do not remove the network card forcibly in the wrong direction or at the wrong angle. It may cause a malfunction, or damage your CLI handheld or network card. 39 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Restarting your Sony CLI handheld Normally, you do not need to reset your CLI handheld. However, should your CLI handheld not turn on or not respond, you can perform a soft reset to solve the problem. Follow the procedure below to reset your CLI handheld. Performing a soft reset All records and entries stored in your CLI handheld are retained even after performing a soft reset. 1 Take out the stylus pin by unscrewing the metal barrel from the stylus quill. 2 Use the stylus pin to gently press the RESET button. The system shuts down and then restarts. After restarting, the system displays palm powered, CLI, and SONY, followed by the Preferences screen for setting the time and date. Notes After the RESET button is pressed, it takes a while until the Preferences screen is displayed. Be sure not to press the RESET button again while resetting. Do not press the RESET button with a tool other than the stylus pin. It may cause a malfunction. 40 Performing a hard reset If the soft reset does not solve the problem, you need to perform a hard reset to restart your CLI handheld. Notes All records and add-on applications stored in your CLI handheld will be erased by performing a hard reset. Perform a hard reset only if a soft reset does not solve your problem. You can restore your CLI handheld data if you have made a backup on your computer or Memory Stick media. b For details, refer to Backing up your Sony CLI handheld data in the Handbook. 1 Slide the POWER switch. 2 While sliding the POWER switch, press the RESET button gently with the stylus pin. Press the RESET button with the stylus pin as illustrated on page 40 3 When the palm powered screen is displayed, release the POWER switch after three seconds. A message warning that you are about to erase all the data stored on your CLI handheld is displayed. B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Continued on next page
41 4 Press the v button on the keyboard panel of your CLI handheld. Press the v button A hard reset is performed on your CLI handheld. After restarting, the system displays palm powered, CLI, and SONY, followed by the Welcome screen. Refer to Performing the initial settings on page 23. After a hard reset, only the current date and time are retained. Formats, Preferences, and other settings are restored to the factory settings. Notes After the RESET button is pressed, it takes a while until the Welcome screen is displayed. Be sure not to press the RESET button again while resetting. If the v button is not pressed for long enough, the hard reset may not be performed. 42 Locating the components of the initial screen Tip If a different screen is displayed, tap the Home icon. A CLIE Launcher Groups List G Application Manager Icons The list of CLIE Launcher groups is displayed. B Favorite Applications
(shortcuts) You can create shortcuts to favorite applications. C Home Icon If you tap this icon, the Application Launcher (List of applications) screen will be displayed. D Menu Icon If you tap this icon, the menu of the current application will be displayed. E Brightness Adjustment Icon
(page 45) F Status Bar (page 44)
(page 46) H Application Icons (page 47) I Position Indicator J Graffiti Writing Area This is the area for manually entering data with Graffiti characters. K Calculator (page 96) If you tap this icon, the on-screen Calculator will be displayed. L Find Icon If you tap this icon, the Find dialog box will be displayed. M Graffiti/Software Keyboard Icon (page 46) N Resize Icon If you tap this icon, the screen view will be switched. 43 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Status Bar The status bar displays the following icons for all applications. Additional icons appear according to the applications in use. Tap this icon to display the CLIE Launcher screen. Tap this icon to display the menus of the current application. Tap this icon to open the Find dialog box. Tap this icon to display the Silk Plug-In dialog box. If the Silk Plug-In is installed, you can edit the display and functions of the Silk Screen area by switching the Silk Plug-In. Displays the batterys remaining charge. The is being charged. Tap this icon to display the Battery Information dialog box. icon is displayed while the battery Silk Screen area Information display icon Power used Battery status Remaining charge of the battery Estimated time for charging and operation icon is displayed. Tap this icon to display the information for the Memory Stick media inserted in your CLI handheld. When the Data Protection switch of the Memory Stick media is in the Lock position, the When you insert a Memory Stick-type device in your CLI handheld, the icon is displayed. When the Memory Stick media cannot be read normally, the displayed. When the Memory Stick slot of your CLI handheld is empty, the displayed. icon is icon is 44 Tap this icon to display the Adjust Volume dialog box. 1 Turns off the sound of your CLI handheld irrespective of the volume level setting. While the Muting mode is selected, the icon is displayed in the status bar. 2 Adjusts the volume level for playback sound of audio files or movie files. 3 Adjusts the volume level for System sound, Alarm sound, and Game sound. The setting affects the General in the Preferences. b For details, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld (Preferences): Setting sounds in the Handbook. Displays the current time. To change the display format, tap Time at the Formats in the Preferences. b For details, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld (Preferences): Setting the Date & Time preferences in the Handbook. Tap this icon to show or hide the Graffiti writing area (for Graffiti-compatible applications only). Brightness Adjustment Icon Tap this icon to adjust the brightness level of your CLI handheld's LCD screen. Note If the digitizer preferences are not set correctly, you may have difficulty in tapping. b For details, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld (Preferences): Adjusting the Digitizer in the Handbook. 45 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Application Manager Icons You can manage your applications with the application manager icons. The followings are featured as standard functions.
: Beam
: Info
: Delete b For details, refer to Sony CLI handheld basic operations: Using CLIE Launcher: Application manager icon in the Handbook. Tip Application manager functions may be added when you install certain applications. Icons for switching the Graffiti/Software Keyboard You can switch between the Graffiti writing area and the software keyboard by tapping this icon. The software keyboard is much like as the on-screen keyboard, however the applications can be used without minimizing the current screen. Tip To switch the software keyboard display You can switch the keyboard display by tapping the following icons:
: The alphanumeric keyboard
: The international keyboard
: The symbol keyboard 46 Using applications Your CLI handheld can carry out various functions through applications. Starting an application using the Jog Dial navigator 1 Tap the Home screen. icon to display the CLIE Launcher 2 Rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select an application icon and press it to start. Tip You can also tap the desired application icon in the CLIE Launcher screen to start the application. b For details, refer to Sony CLI handheld basic operations: Starting an application or Sony CLI handheld basic operations: Using CLIE Launcher in the Handbook. 47 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Starting an application using the application buttons Main body side Display panel side You can press the application button to start an application. By default, the application buttons are set to start Date Book, Address, To Do, and Memo Pad as the icons on each button show. Note Application Buttons on the display panel side are available only when your CLI handheld is set to the turned style (page 16). Tips Even when your CLI handheld is turned off, pressing an application button turns on your CLI handheld to start an application. You can assign your desired application to each application button. b For details, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld (Preferences): Assigning applications to application buttons in the Handbook. Quitting an application and opening another application You can only operate one application at a time on your CLI handheld. When you start another application, the previous application automatically closes, therefore you do not need to quit an application. To open an application when another application has been already started, tap the Home icon or press the application button. Tip You do not need to manually save data when you quit an application. All the changes in the application that you are working on are automatically saved. Note For some applications, you need to operate Finish or Save. b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 48 Entering data Entering data There are five ways to enter data on your CLI handheld. Select the one that best suits you. z Hardware keyboard (page 37) You can enter data using the hardware keyboard in the same way as with the keyboard of your computer. This is useful when you want to enter lots of data. z On-screen keyboard You can enter data by tapping the keyboard that appears on the screen. b For details on entering data using the on-screen keyboard, refer to Entering data in your Sony CLI handheld: Practicing entering data using the on-screen keyboard in the Handbook. z Software keyboard (page 46) The working of the software keyboard is the same as the on-screen keyboard, however the applications can be used without minimizing the current screen. z Graffiti You can enter data using an exclusive input system called Graffiti. Once you get used to writing with Graffiti, you will find that it is much faster than using the on-screen keyboard. b For details on using Graffiti, refer to Entering data in your Sony CLI handheld: Using Graffiti writing to enter data in the Handbook. z HotSync operation with a computer You can enter data using your computer keyboard with a HotSync operation. Text data is transferred from your computer to your CLI handheld by a HotSync operation using the Palm Desktop for CLI software. b For details, refer to the Help menu in the Palm Desktop for CLI software. 49 B a s i c o p e r a t i o n s o f y o u r S o n y C L I h a n d h e l d Taking images/
movies Taking images The simple way to take images 1 Set your CLI handheld to the turned style and open the camera lens cover. Tip Set your CLI handheld to the opened style when you take images of yourself. 2 Press the CAPTURE button to start CLIE Camera S. The application starts after a few seconds. Tip You can also select the CLIE Cam S icon in CLIE Launcher (page 47) to start CLIE Camera S. 3 Capture the subject in the viewfinder and press and hold the CAPTURE button half way down. Your CLI handheld beeps and focuses on the subject. 4 Press the CAPTURE button fully down. The shutter clicks and an image is taken. 50 Locating components on the CLIE Camera S screen A EV Adjustment (Page 59) B Movie Recorder Start Button Switches the application to Movie Recorder for taking movies. C Custom Button (Page 56) D Zoom Magnification
(Page 59) E Setup Button Displays the Camera Setup screen. F Image Size/Quality Display
(Page 53) G Image Thumbnail Display Displays the last three images you have taken. H Flash Mode Button (Page 58) I CAPTURE Button Tap the button to take an image. J Album Start Button Starts CLIE Album. K Album Select Button Tap the button to select the album where the taken images are located. L Viewer Start Button Starts CLIE Viewer to display the taken images. M Image Size/Quality Select Button (Page 53) N Delete Button Deletes an image selected in the image thumbnail display. O Rotate Button Rotates an image selected in the image thumbnail display 90 degrees clockwise. 51 T a k i n g i m a g e s
m o v i e s Using functions Using the self-timer 1 Tap the Setup button to display the Camera Setup screen. 2 Tap Self Timer and select On. Tap the OK button.
(Self-timer) is displayed on the screen. b 3 Capture the subject in the viewfinder and press the CAPTURE button fully down. Countdown starts and the image will be taken after approximately 10 seconds. Tip To cancel the self-timer during the operation Tap the countdown bar. button on the right of the Note If you stand in front of the camera and press the CAPTURE button, the focus and exposure may not be configured properly. 52 Selecting the image size/quality You can select the image size (number of pixels) and image quality
(compression ratio), depending on the purpose. By tapping the you can select a favorite setting from three kinds of preset entries. button, Presetting image size/quality 1 Tap the Setup button to display the Camera Setup screen. 2 Tap Size, Quality to display the Size, Quality screen. 3 Select the image size/quality from the list and tap the OK button. Tip The larger image size or lower compression ratio improves images but then requires a larger amount of memory. This means the number of images you can save in the memory of your CLI handheld or Memory Stick media will be reduced. Select the image size and image quality that suits your purpose. b For details, refer to CLIE Camera S in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 53 T a k i n g i m a g e s
m o v i e s Selecting the location to where the captured images are to be saved 1 Tap the Setup button to display the Camera Setup screen. 2 Tap Save to to select the location to where the captured images are to be saved. Priority MS MS Internal If a Memory Stick media is inserted into the slot, captured images will be saved on the Memory Stick media. If not, captured images will be saved in the memory of your CLI handheld. Even if the free space of an inserted Memory Stick media is insufficient, captured images will not be saved in the memory of your CLI handheld.
(Default) Captured images will be saved on Memory Stick media. Captured images will be saved in the memory of your CLI handheld. 54 Selecting the scene mode When taking images of scenes or people at night, you can use the scene mode to enhance the impact of the image. 1 Tap the Setup button to display the Camera Setup screen. 2 Tap Scene to select the scene mode. Normal Select this mode normally. (Default) Twilight Twilight Portrait You can take images of a night scene without ruining the effect of the scene. Since the shutter speed becomes slower, make sure you keep the camera still. The flash is not available in this mode. You can select this mode when taking images of people and a night scene at a time. You can take images of people with distinct outlines as well as a night scene without ruining the effect of the scene. Since the shutter speed becomes slower, make sure you keep the camera still. The flash works automatically. 55 T a k i n g i m a g e s
m o v i e s Assigning a function to the custom button You can assign your favorite function to the custom button. 1 Tap the Setup button to display the Camera Setup screen. Custom button The icon varies depending on the assigned function. 2 Tap Custom Button and to select a function you want to assign. 56 Selecting the shutter sound You can select the volume and tone quality of the shutter sound. 1 Tap the Setup button to display the Camera Setup screen. 2 Tap Shutter Sound Vol to set the volume of the shutter sound. Tap Shutter Sound to select the tone quality of the shutter sound. 57 T a k i n g i m a g e s
m o v i e s Selecting the flash mode You can select the flash mode according to the situation. 1 Tap the flash mode button and select a flash mode. The Flash mode icon is displayed. The flash works automatically in poor light conditions.
(Default) The flash works every time. The flash is turned off. Auto On
(Flashes forcibly) Off
(No flash) Note Do not use a flash towards the eyes from a short distance, as a visual disturbance may occur, especially when taking pictures of a baby. Be sure to maintain a distance of at least one meter from the baby when taking a picture with a flash. 58 Other functions b For details, refer to CLIE Camera S in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Main screen Zoom Tap the adjustment. button to switch between the two stages of EV Adjustment Tap the
button to adjust the exposure. Camera Setup screen White Balance You can adjust the white balance. When the white balance is set to Auto, the white balance is adjusted automatically according to the condition. If you want to fix the setting or to take images under specific lighting conditions, you can adjust the white balance manually.
(Default: Auto) Spot Metering You can adjust the exposure to the subject even when Flash Level Red Eye Reduction Focus Effect taking images against the sun or the contrast between the subject and background is high.
(Default: OFF) You can adjust the brightness of the flash.
(Default: Normal) Before taking images, the flash pre-strobes to reduce the red-eye phenomenon.
(Default: OFF) You can select a focusing method
(Default: AF (Always)) You can add special effects to bring out the contrast in images.
(Default: OFF) Save Settings You can choose either to maintain current settings or restore default settings at the start of the next function.
(Default: Restoring default settings for all) Jog Dial You can assign your favorite function to the Jog Dial navigator.
(Default: ZOOM) 59 T a k i n g i m a g e s
m o v i e s Enjoying image files Preparing Taking images CLIE Camera S ............................................................................page 89 Importing image files from your computer Image Converter ...........................................................................page 89 Viewing/Selecting Viewing/Selecting image files by searching from the list CLIE Viewer ................................................................................page 90 Using features Managing image files in albums CLIE Album .................................................................................page 90 Importing image files from your CLI handheld to your computer PictureGear Studio .......................................................................page 91 Displaying image files automatically PhotoStand....................................................................................page 91 Editing image files Photo Editor..................................................................................page 92 Attaching image files to an address Address.........................................................................................page 94 Sending image files by e-mail CLIE Mail.....................................................................................page 96 Transferring image files to your computer Memory Stick Import ...................................................................page 98 60 Recording movies Recording movies 1 Set your CLI handheld to the turned style and open the camera lens cover. Tip Set your CLI handheld to the opened style when you record movies of yourself. 2 Insert the Memory Stick media to which you want to save movie files. s 3 Select Movie Rec icon in CLIE Launcher (page 47) to start. The application starts after a few seconds. T a k i n g i m a g e s
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61 4 Capture the subject in the viewfinder and press the CAPTURE button. Movie recording starts. 5 Press the CAPTURE button once again to stop movie recording. Enjoying movies Preparing Recording movies Movie Recorder............................................................................page 92 Importing movie files from your computer Image Converter ...........................................................................page 89 Giga Pocket Plugin ......................................................................page 90 Viewing/Selecting Viewing/selecting a movie file after searching from the list CLIE Viewer ................................................................................page 90 Playing movies Movie Player ................................................................................page 92 Sending movie files by e-mail CLIE Mail.....................................................................................page 96 Sending 62 Viewing/Playing back files (CLIE Viewer) You can use CLIE Viewer to view image files, movie files, handwritten memos and play back voice memos saved on your CLI handheld. b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Opening/Playing back files 1 Tap the Home screen. icon to display the CLIE Launcher 2 Select the CLIE Viewer icon to start CLIE Viewer. Tip You can also start CLIE Viewer by selecting the Camera S window. icon in the CLIE 3 Rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select the file you want to display and press the Jog Dial navigator. The selected file is displayed. Tip You can also display the file by tapping the file icon. The files are listed in order of creation date and time. 63 T a k i n g i m a g e s
m o v i e s Selecting/Deleting files You can select a file from the list screen in CLIE Viewer when attaching image files or movie files of your CLI handheld to e-mails, when using the image files in PhotoStand (page 91), CLIE Album (page 90) and Photo Editor
(page 92), or when deleting files. 1 Start CLIE Viewer and tap the command button to select the function.
: Select the file to be attached to an e-mail This icon is displayed if CLIE Mail is installed.
: Select the image file to be used in PhotoStand
: Select the image file to be uploaded into the image album website Image Station on the Internet.
(Image Upload Utility, CLIE Mail, and NetFront must be installed.) b For details, refer to Image Upload Utility in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer.
: Select the file to be deleted
: Select other applications such as Photo Editor or CLIE Album by using the pull-down menu 2 Tap to select the check box of the file. Tip Tap Select All to select all the files. 3 Tap OK. The function selected in step 1 is executed. 64 Using your CLI handheld with your computer Follow the procedure below prior to using your CLI handheld with your computer. 1 Install the software on your computer 2 Connect the cradle to your computer 3 Enter a user name for your CLI handheld Step 1: Install the software on your computer Do not connect the supplied cradle to your computer before installing the software. The software may not be installed properly. The Palm Desktop for CLI software stored on the supplied CD-ROM must be installed on your computer. The software is used for data transfer between your CLI handheld and computer, and handling data such as Address Book on your computer. b For details on the system required on a computer, refer to System required on a computer on page 111. Notes Do not simply copy the Palm Desktop for CLI folder from the supplied CD-
ROM to your computer. To install the software properly, follow the installation procedure described in this manual. If you use Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP operating system, log on with a User Name in the Administrators group before installing the software. U s i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d w i t h y o u r c o m p u t e r Continued on next page
65 If you own another CLI handheld and the old version of Palm Desktop for CLI has been already installed on your computer, follow the procedure below to upgrade to the new version.
* If you are using PEG-N710C or PEG-S300, refer to the official Sony CLI website
(refer to the back cover of this manual for the URL). b For details, refer to Using data with another Sony CLI handheld in the Handbook. 1 Quit all applications running in Windows. 2 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your computer. The Installation Launcher window is displayed. 3 Click the Install button for the Palm Desktop for CLI software. The setup program starts and the Welcome screen is displayed. 4 Click Next. The Palm Desktop for CLI software installation begins. Follow the on-screen instructions. 5 Select the software you will use to synchronize your CLI handheld with your computer. If you select Synchronize with Palm Desktop for CLI, Intellisync Lite software will not be installed. If you select Synchronize with Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Organizer, the Palm Desktop for CLI software and Intellisync Lite software will be installed. 6 Click Next. The Setup Type window is displayed. 7 Select the setup type (Complete or Custom) and the destination folder (if Custom is chose). 8 Fill in the user name in the Create User Account screen. 9 Click Next. The Connections dialog box is displayed. 10 Select USB or Serial Port. 66 11 Click Next. The Ready to Install the Program dialog box is displayed, Click Install to start installation. 12 Follow the on-screen instructions to finish installing the Palm Desktop for CLI software. 13 Click Finish. Installation of the Palm Desktop for CLI software on your computer is completed. 67 U s i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d w i t h y o u r c o m p u t e r Step 2: Connect the cradle to your computer When you have completed the Palm Desktop for CLI software installation, connect the cradle to a USB port of your computer so you can use your CLI handheld with your computer. Connect the cradle to your computer USB port To a of your computer To a wall outlet Note Be sure to connect the cradle directly to a USB port of your computer. If the cradle is connected to a computer via another device, such as a USB hub, a HotSync operation may not be performed properly. 68 Step 3: Enter a user name for your CLI handheld 1 Place your CLI handheld in the cradle. 2 Press the HotSync button on the cradle. Press the HotSync button The USB Driver installation starts automatically. U s i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d w i t h y o u r c o m p u t e r Continued on next page
69 3 When the New User dialog box is displayed on your computer window, enter your user name. You can enter any user name you prefer. Note If you have already used another CLI handheld Enter a user name that is different from the one you use for another CLI handheld. If you set an identical user name to multiple CLI handhelds, improper operation may occur. Tip When you import data from another CLI handheld Refer to Using data with another Sony CLI handheld in the Handbook. 4 Click OK on the computer window. A beep sounds and the HotSync operation starts. Your user name selected in step 3 is transferred to the CLI handheld. When the setup is complete, HotSync operation complete. will be displayed on your CLI handheld. Setup is completed!
70 Synchronizing data between your CLI handheld and computer (HotSync) What is a HotSync operation?
A HotSync operation is a one-step operation that allows you to synchronize data between your CLI handheld and your computer, back up the data of your CLI handheld on your computer, and install add-on applications. b For details, refer to Exchanging and updating data using a HotSync operation
(Other HotSync operations) in the Handbook. Performing a HotSync operation The following procedure explains how to synchronize data between your CLI handheld and computer, using Date Book as an example. 1 Turn on the computer. 2 Refer to the procedure on page 76 and enter data in Date Book. 3 Place your CLI handheld in the cradle. U s i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d w i t h y o u r c o m p u t e r Continued on next page
71 4 Press the HotSync button on the cradle. The HotSync operation between your CLI handheld and computer starts. Press the HotSync button When the HotSync operation is complete, the following screen is displayed. 5 Double-click the Palm Desktop for CLI icon on the Windows desktop. You can also click Start, select Programs (All Programs in Windows XP), Sony handheld, and click Palm Desktop for CLI to start the application. The Palm Desktop for CLI software starts. icon. 6 Click the Date Book The Date Book window is displayed. If you select the same date you entered the schedule for in step 2, you will see the entered schedule. 72 Enjoying your CLI handheld Using your CLI handheld to view image files and movie files taken with Memory Stick-
compliant devices Tip You can view the following file formats on your CLI handheld:
Image files: JPEG (DCF) format, PictureGear Pocket format Movie files: Movie Player format (movies taken with your CLI handheld or converted using the Image Converter software), MPEG Movie format (MPEG1 format movies taken with a Sony Digital Still Camera or Handycam) For formats of pictures that can be taken with your Memory Stick compliant devices, refer to their respective operating instructions. 1 Insert the Memory Stick media to which you have saved image files and movie files in your CLI handheld. 2 Start CLIE Viewer to view image files or movie files. b For details, refer to Viewing/Playing back files (CLIE Viewer) on page 63. 73 E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d Using voice recorder Recording a voice memo 1 Select the Voice Rec
(page 47) and start it. icon in the CLIE Launcher screen 2 Press the VOICE REC button. The recording starts. Speak into the built-in microphone. Tip As soon as the VOICE REC button is pressed, Voice Recorder automatically starts and then recording starts. 3 Press the button once again to stop recording. Playing back a voice memo A voice memo can be played using Voice Recorder or CLIE Viewer. b For details about Voice Recorder, refer to Voice Recorder in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. b For details about CLIE Viewer, refer to Viewing/Playing back files (CLIE Viewer) on page 63. 74 Listening to music Note You need to perform the following procedure to listen to music on your CLI handheld. 1 Transfer music files you want to play, from your computer to your CLI handheld. b For details, refer to Music in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 2 Connect the supplied remote control and headphones to the CLI handheld. 3 Select the AudioPlayer icon in the CLIE Launcher screen (page 47) and start it. 4 Tap the playback button to play music. Tap the stop music. button to stop the E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d Tip You can also use the remote control. Playback button Stop button 75 Managing schedules (Date Book) Entering a schedule 1 Press the button to start Date Book. 2 Tap New and set the start time and end time of the schedule. 1 Tap to set the start time. 2 Tap to set the end time. 3 Tap to determine the settings. 4 Tap to select hour. 5 Tap to select minute. 3 Enter a schedule. 76 Deleting a schedule 1 Tap a schedule you want to delete and tap the Menu icon from the Date Book list screen. 2 Tap Delete Event... from the Record menu. The confirmation message is displayed. 3 Tap OK. E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d 77 Managing addresses and telephone numbers
(Address) Entering a new address 1 Press the 2 Tap New and enter details. button to start Address. Tip You can scroll the screen by tapping the v/V arrow in the bottom right-hand corner. Deleting an address entry 1 Tap an address you want to delete and tap the Menu icon. 2 Tap Delete Address... from the Record menu. The confirmation message is displayed. 3 Tap OK. 78 Exchanging Date Book and Address data between your CLI handheld and computer HotSync operation (page 71) enables you to exchange Date Book data and the Address data between your CLI handheld and computer. Depending on the applications that you use on your computer, there are two ways to exchange data. Exchanging data between your CLI handheld and Palm Desktop for CLI software on your computer You can synchronize data between Date Book or Address managed by the Palm Desktop for CLI software on your computer and your CLI handheld. b For details on how to exchange data with the Palm Desktop for CLI software, refer to Synchronizing data between your CLI handheld and computer (HotSync)
(page 71). Exchanging data between your CLI handheld and Microsoft Outlook (Intellisync Lite) in your computer Intellisync Lite must be installed on your computer to connect with Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Organizer. b For details on how to install, refer to Installing add-on applications on your CLI handheld (page 88). Tip The Intellisync Lite software can be installed with the option Using your CLI handheld of the installer menu screen. b For details on how to start and setup, refer to the help of Intellisync Lite. To view help, click Programs (In case of Windows XP, click All Programs) from the Start menu, then click Intellisync Lite and Intellisync Help. E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d 79 Viewing computer documents on your CLI handheld (Picsel Viewer for CLIE) Note Perform the following procedure before using Picsel Viewer for CLIE application. 1 Install Picsel Viewer for CLIE in your CLI handheld. 2 Transfer documents from your computer to a Memory Stick media. Use Memory Stick Import to transport documents to the Memory Stick media inserted into the slot of your CLI handheld. 3 Start Picsel Viewer for CLIE on your CLI handheld and view the documents transferred from your computer. b For details, refer to Picsel Viewer for CLIE in the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 80 Connecting to the Internet Note For an internet connection, you must have a network card that is compliant with your CLI handheld and you must be registered with an Internet Service Provider. Installing applications in your CLI handheld Install applications on your CLI handheld for your purposes. Browsing websites on your CLI handheld: NetFront 3.0 (page 96) Exchanging e-mail: CLIE Mail (page 96) b For details about the necessary set-up of each application, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Setting up a network card Set up a network card, such as Wireless LAN card PEGA-WL100. Tip For details on how to set up a network card, refer to the manual of each network card. Connecting to the Internet 1 Insert the network card into your CLI handheld. 2 Select the desired application in CLIE Launcher
(page 47) and start it. 3 Start browsing websites, sending or receiving e-mail. Internet connection starts automatically. Tip When you want to attach image files or movie files from your CLI handheld to an e-mail, you can select those files from the list displayed in CLIE Viewer. b For details, refer to Selecting/Deleting files (page 64). E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d 81 Using the Bluetooth function Note The communication speed and communication range vary depending on factors such as obstacles between devices, radio wave conditions, or specifications of a target device. The Bluetooth function enables wireless communication within a range of approximately 10 meters. You can use the function to exchange data between your CLI handheld and other Bluetooth compliant devices. To use the Bluetooth function, select Bluetooth in the Preferences screen and set to Enabled for the Bluetooth item. b Set to Enabled b Bluetooth LED The LED lights up during data exchange using the Bluetooth function. It blinks when the function is on standby. Carrying style Opened style Turned style b For details, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld (Preferences): Setting the Bluetooth function in the Handbook. 82 Sending data such as image files or Date Book data to another CLI handheld with the built-in Bluetooth function or Bluetooth Module (optional) 1 Select a file. Sending an image file, movie file, voice memo, or handwritten memo Start CLIE Viewer (page 63), tap the Menu icon, select Send from the Data menu, and tap a file you want to send. Tip Sending image files You can select a method of sending data in the dialog box.
(The dialog box below may not be displayed depending on your operating environment) E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d Sending Date Book data or Address data Tap schedule data or address data you want to send, tap the Menu icon, and then select Send Event (for Date Book) or Send Address (for Address) from the menu. Continued on next page
83 2 Send a file. After the Bluetooth Discovery dialog box is displayed, the list of Bluetooth compatible CLI handhelds within a range of the communication area is displayed on the Discovery Results dialog box. Tap to select a CLI handheld to which you want to send data. b The Bluetooth Progress dialog box will be displayed on both CLI handhelds. Follow the on-screen instructions. Tip If you have renamed a target Bluetooth compatible device registered on CLI handheld, the device may be listed in the previous name when you detect target Bluetooth compatible devices. In this case, follow the procedure below. 1 Tap the Menu 2 Tap Disable device name cache from the Options menu. 3 Detect target Bluetooth compatible devices. icon from the Bluetooth Preferences screen (page 82). Note To view or edit received data/files, applications supporting each data/file must be installed on the CLI handheld. 84 Performing a wireless HotSync operation with a computer If you are using a Bluetooth compatible computer, you can perform a wireless HotSync operation between your CLI handheld and computer. b For details, refer to Exchanging and updating data using a HotSync operation
(Other HotSync operations) : Performing a HotSync operation using the Bluetooth function in the Handbook. For information about Bluetooth compatible computers, refer to the Sony CLI handheld Support website (http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/). Using the Bluetooth function between your CLI handheld and other Bluetooth compliant devices You can make full use of the Bluetooth function between your CLI handheld and other Bluetooth compliant devices. b For details, refer to the official Sony CLI website. Customers in the U.S.A, Canada and Mexico: http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/
support/clie/sccess/
Customers in Asia-Pacific Countries: http://vaio-online.sony.com/clie/
E n j o y i n g y o u r C L I h a n d h e l d 85 Using applications This chapter describes how to use add-on applications and the CLI Application Manual. For details about add-on applications, refer to the manuals for each add-on application. About add-on applications Applications are divided into three types as follows:
Applications already installed on your CLI handheld Applications you need to install on your CLI handheld For details about using the Installation CD-ROM, follow the procedure on page 88. Applications you need to install on your computer Using CLI Application Manual For details about using the add-on applications, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Notes Prior to using applications, refer to Installing the software on your computer on page 65 to install the Palm Desktop for CLI software. The CLI Application Manual will be installed at the same time. The CLI Application Manual requires Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.0 or later to be displayed properly. 86 Opening CLI Application Manual 1 Double-click the CLI info icon on the Windows desktop. CLI info window is displayed. 2 Select the manual by following the on-screen instructions. Tips To close the CLI Application Manual, click the corner in the CLI Application Manual window. icon in the top right-hand You can minimize the CLI Application Manual window by clicking the icon in the top right-hand corner in the window. The minimized window can be reopened by clicking the CLI Application Manual button in the task bar. You can operate other software while the CLI Application Manual window is displayed on the Windows desktop. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 87 Installing add-on applications on your CLI handheld You can install applications with the supplied Installation CD-ROM by following the procedure below. Prior to installing applications, install the Palm Desktop for CLI software on your computer with the supplied Installation CD-ROM and connect the cradle to your computer. Note The add-on applications are designed to operate on PEG-NZ90 only. Compatibility with other CLI handheld or Palm OS PDAs is not guaranteed. 1 Quit all applications running on the Windows operating system. 2 Insert the Installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your computer. The installation launcher window appears. 3 Click CLI Desktop. 4 Click Install to the right of CLI Add-ons. 5 Select the add-on applications to install. 6 Click Next. 7 Select the User. 8 Click OK. 9 Click Done. 10 To install the application on your CLI handheld, press the HotSync button on the cradle. 88 Introducing add-on applications Taking images Application to be used CLIE Camera S CLI handheld Keyword JPEG (DCF) format Summary For taking images using the built-in camera of the CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Importing image/movie files from your computer Application to be used Image Converter PC Keyword JPEG (DCF) format, Movie Player format Summary For converting the formats of pictures on your computer so that they can be viewed on your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Requires a Memory Stick media Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Image b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 89 Importing movie files from your computer Application to be used Giga Pocket Plugin PC Keyword Movie Player format Summary For converting the formats of movie files on your computer so that they can be viewed on your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Requires a Memory Stick media Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Image b For details, refer to Help files of the Giga Pocket Plugin installed on your computer. Viewing/Playing back a file after searching from the list Application to be used CLIE Viewer CLI handheld Summary For managing and displaying image files, movie files, handwriting memos and Voice memo files. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Managing image files in albums Application to be used CLIE Album CLI handheld Summary For managing image files saved on your CLI handheld or Memory Stick media, in an album format. You can print out contents of the CLIE Album screen or view them on a television. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 90 Managing image files taken with your CLI handheld on your computer PC Application to be used PictureGear Studio Summary For importing image files from your CLI handheld to your computer and managing the image files. Creates albums or binders for image files Prints out labels Exchanges data created using the CLIE Album application between your CLI handheld Imports image files to the computer and manages the image files and computer. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Requires a Memory Stick media Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Image b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Displaying image files automatically Application to be used PhotoStand Keyword JPEG (DCF) format Summary For displaying automatically image files one after the other. CLI handheld Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 91 CLI handheld Editing images Application to be used Photo Editor Keyword JPEG (DCF) format Summary For drawing pictures on an image file saved on your CLI handheld. You can also draw pictures on a new blank canvas. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. CLI handheld Recording movies Application to be used Movie Recorder Keyword Movie Player format (movie formats shot with your CLI handheld or converted using the Image Converter software) Summary For recording movies using the built-in camera of the CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
www.aibo.com Installed Requires a Memory Stick media b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. CLI handheld Playing back movies Application to be used Movie Player Keyword Movie Player format (movie formats shot with your CLI handheld or converted using the Image Converter software), MPEG Movie format (MPEG1 format movie files shot with a Sony Digital Still Camera or Handycam), Play List, Repeat function, Index function Summary For playing back movies recorded with the built-in camera of the CLI handheld or playing back movies on your CLI handheld using Image Converter software on your computer. Preparation for use:
Installed Requires a Memory Stick media www.aibo.com b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 92 Playing back Macromedia Flash Application to be used Macromedia Flash Player 5 CLI handheld Keyword swf format Summary For playing back the Macromedia Flash contents. Some Flash contents for computers may not be played back normally on your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Installed Requires a Memory Stick media b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Listening to music with your CLI handheld CLI handheld Application to be used Audio Player Keyword MP3, ATRAC3 Summary For playing back music files saved on a Memory Stick media. Preparation for use:
Installed Needs to be connected to your computer Requires a Memory Stick media b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 93 Transferring music files to your CLI handheld Application to be used SonicStage 1.5 PC Keyword ATRAC3 Summary For managing and creating music files to be played back with your CLI handheld in your computer. The application is also used for transferring music files to a Memory Stick media. Preparation for use:
Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Audio Must be installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual and Help files of SonicStage on your computer. Recording voice memo Application to be used Voice Recorder Summary For recording and playing back a voice memo using the built-in microphone of your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
CLI handheld Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Managing addresses and telephone numbers Application to be used Address CLI handheld Summary For entering and editing Address information such as names, addresses or telephone numbers. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 94 Managing schedules and events Application to be used Date Book CLI handheld Summary For managing schedules and events such as meetings or business trips. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Managing tasks and things to do Application to be used To Do List Summary For displaying tasks that you want to be reminded of later. You can assign priority to any task. CLI handheld Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Taking memos Application to be used Memo Pad CLI handheld Summary For taking memos or displaying documents created on your computer. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Taking handwritten memos using the stylus Application to be used CLIE Memo CLI handheld Summary For taking handwritten memos using the stylus. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 95 Using the calculator Application to be used Calculator Summary For calculating with your CLI handheld. You can save and recall calculations with the calculators memory. Preparation for use:
CLI handheld Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Sending and receiving e-mail messages Application to be used CLIE Mail CLI handheld Summary For sending and receiving e-mail messages on your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Desktop CLI Add-ons b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Browsing websites Application to be used NetFront 3.0 CLI handheld Keyword Websites, Internet, WWW browser Summary For browsing websites with your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Desktop CLI Add-ons b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 96 Using as a remote control Application to be used CLIE Remote Commander CLI handheld Keyword Beaming Summary For using your CLI handheld as a remote control. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Displaying the worldwide local time Application to be used World Alarm Clock CLI handheld Summary For displaying the worldwide local time. You can also use the application as an alarm clock. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Desktop CLI Add-ons b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Exchanging data between your CLI handheld and Memory Stick media Application to be used CLIE Files CLI handheld Summary For exchanging data (copy, move, delete) between your CLI handheld and Memory Stick media inserted in the CLI handheld or for editing data on your Memory Stick media. Preparation for use:
Installed Requires a Memory Stick media b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 97 Making a backup on a Memory Stick media Application to be used Memory Stick Backup CLI handheld Summary For making a backup of the application or data in a Memory Stick media. Preparation for use:
Installed Requires a Memory Stick media b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Using a Memory Stick media in your CLI handheld on a computer Application to be used Memory Stick Import Memory Stick Export CLI handheld PC Summary For installing application or copying data from your computer to a Memory Stick media in your CLI handheld without using a HotSync operation. Preparation for use:
Memory Stick Import:
Memory Stick Export:
Requires a Memory Stick media Installed Must be installed Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Utilities b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Customizing the sound settings Application to be used Sound Utility CLI handheld Summary For managing the audio data converted with Sound Converter 2. The audio data files are transferred from your computer to your CLI handheld via a HotSync operation. Preparation for use:
Installed Needs to be connected to your computer b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 98 Sending audio data to your CLI handheld Application to be used Sound Converter 2 PC Keyword WAVE (PCM) format, MIDI (Standard MIDI File Format 0/1) format Summary For converting the audio data of WAVE (PCM) format or MIDI format in your computer to audio data of the CLI handheld format. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Utilities b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. Viewing computer documents on your CLI handheld Application to be used Picsel Viewer for CLIE CLI handheld Keyword doc format, xls format, ppt format, txt format, JPEG format, GIF format, PNG format, BMP format, PDF format, HTML format, MHTML format Summary For viewing computer documents such as Microsoft Word/Excel data on your CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Requires a Memory Stick media Installation CD-ROM Menu CLI Desktop CLI Add-ons b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. U s i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s 99 Exchanging data with Microsoft Outlook Application to be used Intellisync Lite PC Summary For exchanging the data between Microsoft Outlook/Lotus Organizer and Date Book, Address, To Do, etc., of the CLI handheld. Preparation for use:
Must be installed Needs to be connected to your computer Installation CD-ROM Menu Select Palm Desktop for CLI from CLI Desktop, and follow the on-screen instructions. b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual and Help files of Intellisync Lite installed on your computer. Sending/Receiving messages and data via a connected GSM wireless device Application to be used SMS CLI handheld Summary For sending/receiving messages and data from your CLI handheld via a connected GSM wireless device, such as a mobile phone. Preparation for use:
Installed b For details, refer to the CLI Application Manual installed on your computer. 100 Troubleshooting This section describes how to solve common problems you may encounter when using your CLI handheld. Preventing problems Making a backup is recommended We recommend that you make a backup of your data in case of any unexpected trouble. Backing up your data will ensure that it will be saved on the CLI handheld even when you have to perform a hard reset. Making a backup using the Memory Stick Backup application You can make a backup on the Memory Stick media using the supplied Memory Stick Backup application. This is the most convenient way to make a backup. b Memory Stick media (optional) is required. For details, refer to Backing up your Sony CLI handheld data in the Handbook. Making a backup using the HotSync operation The data of your CLI handheld is backed up on your computer every time you perform a HotSync operation. You can lose the data in your CLI handheld when you perform a hard reset. But, if you make a backup with the HotSync operation, you can restore any data previously synchronized with your computer during the next HotSync operation. However, you cannot make a backup for the following applications or data using the HotSync operation. Applications or data installed from Memory Stick media or beamed. Some applications and driver files added later, or some data in applications. T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g Continued on next page
101 For details on applications that cannot be backed up, refer to manuals for each application. If you want to make a complete backup, use the Memory Stick Backup application. For details on HotSync, refer to Exchanging and updating data using a HotSync operation in the Handbook. Solving problems Should you encounter problems, please follow the procedure below. Sony recommends that you make a note of displayed messages or alerts to find the key to solve the problem. Step 1 Refer to Troubleshooting Q&A or manuals for each application. Read Troubleshooting Q&A carefully. Double-click the CLI Info icon, select Manuals and read the details about the applications. Step 2 Refer to the Sony CLI handheld Support website. On the Sony CLI handheld Support website
(http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/), you can see information for the answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ), download provisions of latest programs, information on how to connect peripheral devices etc. Double-click the CLI Info icon and select CLI Customer Support on your computer. Note Thousands of third-party add-on applications are available for the Palm OS platform. Sony does not support third-party applications. If you have a problem with a third-party application, contact the developer or publisher of that software. 102 Getting Help Intellisync Lite:
Support information:
http://www.pumatech.com/sonyclie/
For CLI handheld and applications other than the above mentioned:
Sony offers several support options for your CLI handheld. If you have questions or problems, please refer to one of the following for a solution:
I Read This First (this guide), Handbook (supplied), and Troubleshooting Q&A (supplied) describes how to use your CLI handheld. I Sony CLI handheld support website http://www.sony.com/peg/support/
Provides the latest information on your CLI handheld. On this website, you will find:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Online Operating Instructions Installation information Software updates Online knowledge base I The Sony e-mail support service answers your questions by e-mail. Send your question, and a customer service representative will send you a reply. You can use the e-mail form at http://www.sony.com/peg/support/
I The Sony fax-back service provides you with answers to commonly asked questions. You can use this automated service to access a list of available topics and then select the topics that you want to receive. To contact the Sony fax-back service, call 1-877-760-SONY (7669). I The Sony Customer Information Service Center offers information about your CLI handheld and other Sony products that work with your computer. To contact the Sony Customer Information Service Center, call 1-877-760-SONY (7669). I Sony Product Registration website (for customers in the U.S.A and Canada) U.S.A: http://www.sony.com/clie/register/
Canada: http://www.sony.com/clie/ca/register/
103 T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g Additional information Notes on use About handling Make sure you do not scratch or damage your CLI handhelds screen or the Graffiti writing area. Always use the supplied stylus or a plastic-tipped pointer to tap on the screen. Do not use a real pen, pencil, or other sharp object on the screen. Do not expose your CLI handheld to rain or moisture. Should water enter the circuitry through the buttons and switches, your CLI handheld may be damaged. Your CLI handheld screen is made of glass. Do not drop or expose your CLI handheld to external shock. Do not carry your CLI handheld in your back pocket. If you sit down with your CLI handheld in the back pocket, the CLI handheld may break. Avoid using or storing your CLI handheld in locations subject to:
extremely high temperature, such as inside a car left exposed to the sun, or near a heater. direct sunlight high humidity excessive dust The rubber feet of the cradle may lose their adhesion if they become dirty. If this occurs, wipe the rubber feet with a soft damp cloth to restore their adhesion. About cleaning Clean your CLI handheld with a soft, dry cloth. Remove the dirt and dust from the camera lens by wiping with a soft damp cotton swab. If condensation occurs Turn off your CLI handheld for approximately one hour to clear condensation before use. If you leave condensation within the camera lens, you may not be able to take clear images. 104 Battery considerations Charging It takes approximately 4 hours to charge your CLI handheld when the battery is empty. If you charge your CLI handheld every day, it takes only a few minutes to charge the battery. You can operate your CLI handheld while it is being charged. Battery life Battery life varies depending on the conditions and environment where you use your CLI handheld, or applications used. b For details, refer to Specifications on page 107. Conserving the battery Turn off the backlight under good lighting conditions. b For details, refer to POWER Switch on page 31. Change the automatic power-off time setting so that your CLI handheld will automatically turn off after a short period of inactivity. b For details, refer to Customizing your Sony CLI handheld (Preferences): Setting the automatic power-off time in the Handbook. Using peripheral devices If the caution message that warns of low battery-remaining is displayed while you use peripheral devices with your CLI handheld, stop using them immediately and charge your CLI handheld. If you continue operating, data in your CLI handhelds memory may be lost. A d d i t i o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n 105 When battery charge gets low When battery charge gets low, a caution message appears on the screen, and operations for Memory Stick media or backlight adjustment become unavailable. If this occurs, perform a HotSync operation to make a backup all the data of your CLI handheld to your computer. Then charge your CLI handheld using the cradle to prevent accidental data loss. If your CLI handheld does not turn on when you slide the POWER switch, charge your CLI handheld immediately. The remaining battery indicator does not always reflect the actual battery power remaining. To prevent the battery running out accidentally, charge it frequently even when it is not fully discharged. When the remaining battery indicator reads zero, immediately charge the battery with the USB cradle or replace with a charged battery. Do not let the remaining battery indicator read 0 If your battery drains and you leave your CLI handheld in an uncharged state for an extended period of time, all of the stored data will be erased. Sony recommends that you charge your CLI handheld frequently. Others Your CLI handheld may get warm if turned on for a long period. This is not malfunction. 106 Specifications CLI handheld OS Palm OS 5 (ver.5.0) CPU PXA250 200 MHz Memory 16 MB (RAM) User memory range:
approx. 11 MB Weight Approx. 11 oz (293 g) (including the supplied stylus and battery) Operating temperature 41 F to 95 F (5 C to 35 C) Audio frequency response 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz Audio recording format ATRAC3 MP3 (~320 kbps) External input/output Sampling frequency Interface connector IrDA (1.2) IR port for AV control Bluetooth Memory Stick slot Wireless communication slot
(CompactFlash type II) Display TFT color display with backlight, 320 480 dots, 65,536 colors Other functions FM synthesizer 16 chords IMA ADPCM sound (monaural) Monaural Speaker Monaural Microphone Dimensions (excluding projections) Approx. 3 5 5/8 7/8 inches
(75.0 141.0 22.2 mm) (w/h/d) 44.1 kHz Output Headphone: Stereo mini-jack Voice encoding/decoding format IMA ADPCM (1ch, 4bit) SP mode (22 kHz), LP mode (8 kHz) Maximum recording time ATRAC3 format
(when using a 128MB MagicGate Memory Stick media, sold separately) Approx. 120 minutes
(bit rate: 132 kbps) Approx. 160 minutes
(bit rate: 105 kbps) Approx. 240 minutes
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107 Playing audio files
(in continuous mode):
Approx. 4 hours
(when playing audio files with the HOLD switch on) Approx. 2.5 hours
(when playing audio files with the HOLD switch off and maximum backlight) Recording movie files
(in continuous mode):
Approx. 1 hour
(when recording movie files with the HOLD switch off and minimum backlight) Viewing movie files
(in continuous mode):
Approx. 3 hours
(when viewing movie files with the backlight off) Approx. 2 hours
(when viewing movie files with the backlight on) Recording voice memos
(in continuous mode):
Approx. 6 hours
(when recording movie files with the HOLD switch on) Approx. 2.5 hours
(when recording movie files with the HOLD switch off and maximum backlight) Performing data communication
(in continuous mode):
Approx. 2.5 hours
(when performing data communication with PEGA-WL100)
* The battery life span varies depending on the temperature and conditions of use. MP3 format
(when using a 128MB Memory Stick media, sold separately) Approx. 65 minutes
(bit rate: 256 kbps) Approx. 170 minutes
(bit rate: 96 kbps) Approx. 130 minutes
(bit rate: 128 kbps) Maximum audio recording time
(when using a 128MB Memory Stick media, sold separately) SP mode: Approx. 190 minutes LP mode: Approx. 520 minutes Power requirements AC power adapter (supplied):
DC 5.2 V (dedicated connector)
(The supplied AC cord is for AC 120 V) Battery:
Smart Lithium Battery Pack
(1,200 mAh) Battery life Operating PIMs:
10 days
(when PIMs, such as Date Book, are operated for 30 minutes per day with the backlight off) 6 days
(when PIMs, such as Date Book, are operated for 30 minutes per day with the backlight on) Taking image files
(in continuous mode):
Approx. 1 hour
(when taking image files with the minimum backlight, no falsh, VGA size, and Normal mode.) 108 Camera Image Effective pixels:
Approx. 2,000,000 pixels Image pickup device:
1/2.7 inch interlace scan CCD image sensor (2,110,000 pixels in total) Lens F2.8/focal length 5 mm
(35 mm film equivalent f=approx. 33 mm) Focus range AF=0.1 m to Flash range 0.5 m to 1.5 m Camera finder On the CLI handheld display Image file: 320 240 dots Movie file: 320 224 dots Others White Balance:
Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Incandescent, Fluorescent Picture effect:
Off, B&W, Sepia Exposure value:
2EV, 1/3EV step Flash mode:
Auto, ON, OFF, Red-eye reduction ON, OFF Self-timer function:
10 seconds (for image file only) Picture size (when recording) Image file: 1600 1200, 1600 1072 (3:2), 1280 960, 800 600, 640 480, 320 480
(vertical frame), 320 240 dots Movie file: 160 112 dots Formats (when recording) Image file: JPEG(DCF format) Movie file: Movie Player format Picture size (when viewing) On the CLI handheld display Image file: 320 480, 320 240, 160 120 dots Movie file: 426 320, 320 240 160 112 dots Formats (when viewing) Image file: JPEG (DCF format) Movie file: Movie Player format, MPEG Movie format Maximum movie recording time
(when using 128MB Memory Stick media, sold separately) Note that the maximum movie recording time in continuous operation is approx. 60 minutes. V:192/A: 32kbps :
Approx. 70 minutes V:96/A: 32kbps :
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109 Maximum image file recording capacity
(when using a 128MB Memory Stick media in tne standard mode) 1600 1200 dots: Approx. 300 files 1600 1072 dots (3:2): Approx. 340 files 1280 960 dots: Approx. 400 files 800 600 dots: Approx. 1,000 files 640 480 dots: Approx. 1,600 files 320 480 dots: Approx. 2,800 files 320 240 dots: Approx. 4,000 files Operation confirmed natwork card Wireless LAN card SONY PEGA-WL100 Compatible printer Tip For the latest information, refer to the Sony CLI handheld Support website
(http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/
support/clie/) and select your model. Bluetooth function Communication method Bluetooth standard Ver. 1.1 Output Bluetooth standard Power Class 2 Communication range 1) Line of sight approx. 10 m Supported Bluetooth profiles 2) Serial Port Profile Dial-up Networking Profile LAN Access Profile Object Push Profile Basic Imaging Profile Frequency band 2.4 GHz band
(2.4000 GHz - 2.4835 GHz) 1) The actual range will vary depending on factors such as obstacles between devices, magnetic fields around a microwave oven, static electricity, interference, radio wave conditions, reception sensitivity or antennas performance, and operating system or software application, etc. 2) Bluetooth standard profiles specify the usage purpose for Bluetooth devices communicating with each other. 110 System required on a computer You need one of the following systems installed on your computer to be able to use the Palm Desktop for CLI software and software supplied on the CD-ROM:
OS: Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional CPU: Pentium II 400MHz or more
(Pentium III 500MHz or more is recommended) RAM: 96MB or more (128MB or more is recommended, 256MB or more is recommended for Windows XP) Hard drive space: 200MB (350MB or more is recommended) Display: High Color or more, 800 600 dots or more is recommended CD-ROM drive USB port Pointing device such as a mouse or touchpad Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. A d d i t i o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n 111 INDEX A AC adapter . 21 Add-On applications . 88 Address . 78, 94 Application manager icon . 46 Applications Installing . 88 Quitting . 48 Using . 47, 86 Using CLI Application Manual . 86 Audio Player . 93 Audio Remote Control. 18 B BACK Button . 34 Basic Operations . 29 Using the Jog Dial navigator . 30 Using the Stylus . 29 Battery Charging . 21 Considerations . 105 Inserting . 19 Removing. 20 Brightness adjustment icon . 45 C Calculator . 96 Camera . 33 CAPTURE Button . 32 CLIE Album . 90 CLIE Camera S . 89 CLIE Files . 97 CLIE Launcher . 47 CLIE Mail . 96 CLIE Memo . 95 112 CLIE Remote Commander . 97 CLIE Viewer . 63, 90 Opening/Playing Back Files . 63 Selecting/Deleting Files. 64 Components . 12 Connect the cradle to your computer . 68 Connecting to the Internet. 81 Cradle . 17, 21 D Date Book . 76, 95 Display panel . 15 Dragging . 30 E Enjoying your CLI handheld . 73 Entering data. 49 Exchanging Date Book and Address data . 79 F Functions of parts . 31 G Giga Pocket Plugin . 90 Graffiti . 46 H Hardware Keyboard. 37 HOLD Switch . 34 I N Icons for switching the Graffiti/Software Keyboard . 46 Image Converter . 89 Image Files Enjoying . 60 Initial screen . 43 Initial settings . 23 Intellisync Lite . 100 IR port . 35 NetFront 3.0. 96 O Operating style. 15 Carrying style . 15 Opened style . 15 Turned style . 16 J Jog Dial navigator . 30 L Listening to music . 75 P Photo Editor . 92 PhotoStand . 91 Picsel Viewer for CLIE. 99 PictureGear Studio . 91 POWER LED . 32 POWER Switch . 31 M R Macromedia Flash Player 5 . 93 Managing addresses and telephone numbers. 78 Managing Schedules . 76 Memo Pad . 95 Memory Stick Backup . 98 Memory Stick Export . 98 Memory Stick Import . 98 Memory Stick LED . 36 Memory Stick media . 73 Memory Stick Slot . 36 Inserting a Memory Stick media . 36 Removing a Memory Stick media . 37 Movie files . 73 Movie Player . 92 Movie Recorder . 92 Movies Enjoying . 62 Recording movies. 61 REC LED . 33 Restarting. 40 Hard reset. 41 Soft reset . 40 S A d d i t i Scroll Button. 35 Set date . 26 Set time . 25 Setting up a network card . 81 SMS . 100 Software keyboard . 46 SonicStage 1.5 . 94 Sound Converter 2 . 99 Sound Utility . 98 Specifications . 107 Status bar. 44 Stylus . 24, 29 Continued on next page
113 o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n V Viewing computer documents . 80 Viewing image files . 73 VOICE REC Button . 33 Voice Recorder. 94 W WARNING . 4, 6 Wireless Communication Slot . 38 Inserting the Network Card . 39 Removing the Network Card . 39 World Alarm Clock. 97 Index T Taking images . 50 Assigning a function to the custom button . 56 Effect . 59 EV Adjustment . 59 Flash Level . 59 Flash mode. 58 Focus . 59 Image size/quality . 53 Jog Dial . 59 Locating components on the screen . 51 Red Eye Reduction. 59 Save Settings . 59 Scene mode . 55 Selecting the location to where the captured images are to be saved . 54 Self-timer. 52 Shutter sound . 57 Spot Metering. 59 White Balance . 59 Zoom . 59 Tapping . 24, 29 Time zone . 26 To Do List . 95 Turning off. 31 Turning on. 31 U USB port . 68 Using the Bluetooth function . 82 Using Voice Recorder . 74 Contents of this manual are printed on chlorine-free paper using VOC (Volatile Organic Compound)-free vegetable-oil-based ink. 114 For the latest information on support and accessories, check our official Sony CLI website http://www.sony.com/clie/
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Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.6 This device and its antenna(s) must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Users are not permitted to modify this transmitter device. Any unauthorized modification made on this device could avoid the users authority to operate the device. The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not emit RF field in excess of Health Canada limits for the general population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable from Health Canadas website :
www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb Linstallateur du prsent matriel radio doit sassurer que lantenne est situe ou pointe de manire ce que cette dernire nmette pas de champs radiolectriques suprieurs aux limites specifies par Sant Canada pour le grand public; consulter le Code de securit 6, disponible sur le site Web de Sant Canada, a ladresse suivante : www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb Correction Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.6 Incorrect Incorrect Sentence Sentence Incorrect Incorrect Sentence Sentence This equipment generates and radiates radio-frequency energy. In order to comply with FCC radio-frequency radiation exposure guidelines for an uncontrolled environment, this equipment has to be installed and operated while maintaining a minimum body to antenna distance of 2.5 cm.Based on continuous exposure of 30 minutes. P.6 Correct Correct Sentence Sentence Correct Correct Sentence Sentence IMPORTANCE NOTICE : To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, the antenna(s) must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other transmitter Correction Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.85 Incorrect URL Incorrect URL Incorrect URL Incorrect URL http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/sccess/
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PEG-NZ90 Additional information on Radio-Frequency Exposure Statement Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.6 This device and its antenna(s) must not be co-located or operated with any other antenna or transmitter (except for FCC ID: PD9WCF2011BM and AK8PEGAWL110). Users are not permitted to modify this transmitter device. Any unauthorized changes made to this device could void your authority to operate this device. The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not emit RF field in excess of Health Canada limits for the general population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable from Health Canadas website : www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb Linstallateur du prsent matriel radio doit sassurer que lantenne est situe ou pointe de manire ce que cette dernire nmette pas de champs radiolectriques suprieurs aux limites specifies par Sant Canada pour le grand public; consulter le Code de scurit 6, disponible sur le site Web de Sant Canada, ladresse suivante : www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb Corrections Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.4 CAUTION Incorrect You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your warranty on this equipment. Correct You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment and void your limited warranty. Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.6 FCC Radio-Frequency Exposure Statement Incorrect This equipment generates and radiates radio-frequency energy. In order to comply with FCC radio-
frequency radiation exposure guidelines for an uncontrolled environment, this equipment has to be installed and operated while maintaining a minimum body to antenna distance of 2.5 cm. Based on continuous exposure of 30 minutes. Correct This equipment generates and radiates radio-frequency energy. In order to comply with FCC radio-
frequency radiation exposure guidelines for an uncontrolled environment, this equipment has to be installed and operated while maintaining a minimum body to antenna distance of 1.0 cm. Based on continuous exposure of 30 minutes. Read This First (Operating Instructions) P.85 Incorrect URL http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/sccess/
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2003 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 4-673-588-06(1)
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4-672-978-21 (1) Wireless LAN Card Operating Instructions Mode demploi US FR PEGA-WL110 2003 Sony Corporation Owners Record The model number and serial number are located at the rear of the product. Record the model number and the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model Number : PEGA-WL110 Serial Number : __________________ For customers in the U.S.A. and Canada :
NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Change the direction and position of the receiving antenna. Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC WARNING Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. 2US Declaration of Conformity Trade Name Model No. Responsible Party : Sony Electronics Inc. Address
: SONY
: PEGA-WL110
: 680 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell, NJ 07649 USA
: 201-930-6972 Telephone No. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. US FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure to low level RF that does not produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by additional research. The Wireless LAN Card (PEGA-WL110) has been tested and found to comply with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) guidelines on radio frequency energy (RF) exposures. The maximum SAR levels tested for the Wireless LAN Card (PEGA-WL110) has been shown to be 0.962 W/kg at body. The term IC: before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Continued on next page 3US To prevent radio interference to the licensed service, this device is intended to be operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment (or its transmit antenna) that is installed outdoors is subject to licensing. IC Exposure of Humans to RF Fields The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not emit RF field in excess of Health Canada limits for the general population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable from Health Canadas website:www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. For customers in Europe:
Sony Corporation hereby declares that this Wireless LAN Card is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the European Directive 1999/5/EC (R&TTE). To obtain a copy of the Declaration of Conformity (DoC) with the R&TTE Directive, please access the following URL address:
http://www.compliance.sony.de In some countries the use of the Wireless LAN Card is restricted. Before using it, make sure you read the Wireless LAN Regulations leaflet of this product. Warnings In some situations or environments, the use of the IEEE 802.11b technology might be restricted by the proprietor of the building or responsible representatives of the organization, for example on board of airplanes, in hospitals or in any other environment where the risk of interference with other devices or services is perceived or identified as harmful. If you are uncertain about the policy applying to the use of IEEE 802.11b technology in a specific organization or environment, you are encouraged to first ask for authorization prior to switching it on. Consult your physician or the manufacturer of personal medical devices
(pacemakers, hearing aids, etc.) regarding any restrictions on the use of IEEE 802.11b technology. 4US Sony,
, CLI,
, CLI GEAR,
, Dial and Memory Stick are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Palm OS and HotSync are registered trademarks of Palm, Inc. or its
, Jog subsidiaries. Palm Desktop and HotSync logo are trademarks of Palm, Inc. or its subsidiaries. Microsoft, Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Adobe and Adobe Acrobat Reader are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other names of systems, products and services are trademarks of their respective owners. In the manual, the TM or marks are not specified. Before using the PEGA-WL110, make sure you read the End User Software License Agreement that accompanies it. Copyright laws prohibit reproducing the software or the manual accompanying it in whole or in part, or renting the software without the permission of the copyright holder. In no event will SONY be liable for any financial damages, or loss of profits, including claims made by third parties, arising out of the use of the software supplied with this unit. If a problem occurs with this product as a result of defective manufacturing, SONY will replace it. However, SONY bears no other responsibility. The software provided with this unit cannot be used with other units. Please note that, due to continued efforts to improve quality, the software specifications may be changed without notice. Operation of this unit with software other than that provided is not covered by the warranty. 5US Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................................................... 7 Names of Parts .............................................................................................. 9 Inserting/Removing the Wireless LAN Card ........................................ 10 Installing the Software ............................................................................... 12 Performing Communications via a Wireless LAN Access Point
(Infrastructure Mode) .............................................................................. 14 Basic Settings ..................................................................................... 14 Advanced Settings ............................................................................ 20 Connecting your CLI Handheld to a Wireless LAN ................. 21 Performing Communications Directly between your CLI Handheld and Another Device on a Wireless LAN (Ad-Hoc Mode) ................. 23 Basic Settings ..................................................................................... 23 Connecting your CLI Handheld to Another Device on a Wireless LAN ................................................................................. 30 Performing a HotSync Operation via a Network with a Wireless LAN Card ................................................................................................. 32 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................... 34 Precautions on Use ..................................................................................... 37 Specifications ............................................................................................... 38 6US Introduction This product is a Wireless LAN Card for the Sony Personal Entertainment Organizer (referred to as CLI handheld after this) with Palm OS 5 (ver. 5.0 or later). This product complies with IEEE 802.11b* and allows you to access the Internet without wires in locations where there is a Wi-Fi certified Wireless LAN access point.
* Wi-Fi certified. Performing a HotSync operation You can perform a HotSync operation via a network (synchronize data without wires) between your CLI handheld and a personal computer. For details on HotSync operation, see the Operating Instructions of your CLI handheld. PEGA-WL110 and CLI handheld Personal computer Wireless LAN access point Continued on next page 7US Accessing the Internet With the Wireless LAN card installed and configured, you can access the Internet, browse various websites, or send/receive e-mail from your CLI handheld through a Wireless LAN access point. Internet PEGA-WL110 and CLI handheld Wireless LAN access point Notes To access the Internet through a Wireless LAN access point, you need to be a subscriber to a telecommunications company and an Internet Service Provider
(ISP) in advance. You may need a personal computer to set a Wireless LAN network. For details, see the Operating Instructions of your Wireless LAN access point. 8US Names of Parts Wireless LAN Card Front Rear PWR (Power) indicator Lights up while your CLI handheld turns on. LNK (Link) indicator Blinks while your CLI handheld initializes Wireless LAN card or when your CLI handheld tries to connect to a Wireless LAN access point. Lights up while the access is connected. MAC Address This address may be used by your System Administrator. Other items included CD-ROM (1) Hard case (1) Operating Instructions (1) Warranty card (1) End-Users License Agreement (1) 9US Inserting/Removing the Wireless LAN Card Inserting the Wireless LAN card in your CLI handheld Insert the Wireless LAN card into the Wireless Communication Slot of the CLI handheld. Notes Insert the Wireless LAN card squarely into the slot. Do not insert the Wireless LAN card in the wrong way. Forcing it in the wrong way will damage it and cause a malfunction. You may be unable to use the Wireless LAN card when the remaining power of the battery in the CLI handheld is low. Before use, charge the battery fully. If your CLI handheld does not recognize the Wireless LAN card after insertion, remove the card and insert it into the slot again. Insert the Wireless LAN card all the way into the slot until it is connected. 10US Removing the Wireless LAN card from your CLI handheld After use, stop all communication. Then, pull the Wireless LAN card up and out, keeping it straight. When using this Wireless LAN card with a Flip&Rotate style CLI handheld Do not rotate the display when the Wireless LAN card is inserted in the Wireless Communication Slot of the CLI handheld. This may press the display panel against the Wireless LAN card and cause a malfunction. Note During communication, do not remove the Wireless LAN card or subject the CLI handheld to excessive shock. 11US Installing the Software When you try to perform Wireless LAN communications for the first time after inserting the Wireless LAN card in your CLI handheld, you need to install the Wireless LAN utility on your CLI handheld. You can install the Wireless LAN utility by using the supplied CD-
ROM. Tip The Wireless LAN utility supplied with your Wireless LAN card (PEGA-WL110) can be used with both PEGA-WL100 and PEGA-WL110. If you are using the PEGA-WL100, also install the Wireless LAN utility by using the supplied CD-ROM with your Wireless LAN card (PEGA-WL110). Note Before installation, it is necessary to have Palm Desktop for CLI installed and to perform a HotSync operation. Connect the CLI handheld to a Windows computer, using a cradle, etc. For details on how to connect the CLI handheld to the computer, see the Operating Instructions of your CLI handheld. 1 Perform a soft reset on your CLI handheld. For details on how to perform a soft reset, see the Operating Instructions of your CLI handheld. 2 Insert the supplied CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive of your Windows computer. The installer starts and the initial screen appears. Tip If the installer does not start automatically, double-click [setup] (setup.exe) which can be found on the CD-ROM. 3 Proceed with the installation, following the installers instructions. On the user name selection screen, select a users name. Note If you want to use more than one CLI handheld, you need to install this utility on each CLI handheld. 12US 4 Click [Done] in Install Tool window. Your computer is ready to install the Wireless LAN utility on your CLI handheld. In the next step, you will perform a HotSync operation to carry out the installation. 5 Click the icon in the task tray (Notification area) that is located in the bottom right-hand corner of the Windows display on your computer. The [Local USB] check box should be selected in the shortcut menu on the display. Tip If you cannot find the
[Programs] ([All Programs] in Windows XP), [Sony Handheld], and then
[HotSync Manager] to start up the HotSync manager, from the [Start]
menu. icon in the task tray (Notification area) , click 6 Execute a local HotSync operation on your CLI handheld. The Wireless LAN utility is installed on your CLI handheld. Note Part of this software application extends into the system of CLI handheld. Therefore, it cannot be uninstalled. After you perform a hard reset Make sure you reinstall this utility. After a hard reset, normally, the backup data on a personal computer is automatically restored to your CLI handheld through a HotSync operation. However, this utility restores only the setting file when a HotSync operation is performed, and it does not restore the utility itself. Therefore, it is necessary to reinstall this utility after a hard reset. 13US Performing Communications via a Wireless LAN Access Point
(Infrastructure Mode) You can wirelessly access the Internet or perform communications with another communication device through a Wireless LAN access point. Basic Settings Before setting up You first need to input a couple of values to set the Wireless LAN access point you use. Check the following values in advance.
[NetworkID (SSID)]: It is also called ESS-ID or Network Name.
[WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)]: It is also called Encryption. For details, ask your System Administrator. If you have a Wireless LAN access point for your personal use, refer to the operating instructions of the Wireless LAN access point. Note The Wireless LAN card uses a channel between 1ch. and 11ch.(2.4 GHz frequency band). If your Wireless LAN access point uses a channel between 12ch. and 14ch., it is impossible to perform communications using the Wireless LAN card. 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in the Wireless Communication Slot of your CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the top right-hand corner of the screen, and select [Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 14US 4 Tap V next to [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. 5 Tap [Details...] in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap [Create]. A new input screen of [Wireless LAN Setup] appears. Check that [Infrastructure] is selected (highlighted) in
[ConnectMode]. If it is not selected, tap [Infrastructure]. Continued on next page 15US Tip Tapping the brief explanation of the settings. mark in the top right-hand corner of the screen shows a 7 Enter a profile name in [ProfileName]. Specify a name freely according to the name of the other communication device, Wireless LAN access point, etc. 8 Enter a network ID in [NetworkID (SSID)]. Network ID (SSID) depends on the Wireless LAN access point you are using. Make sure you enter the network ID (SSID) that is specified by your Wireless LAN access point. Note The Network ID is case-sensitive. Be careful when entering a Network ID. 16US 9 Select the encryption level in [WEP]. WEP (encryption level) is fixed depending on the Wireless LAN access point you use. Be sure to select the encryption that is used by your Wireless LAN access point. Tip When you select [None] in [WEP], you do not need to enter a WEP key. In this case, skip the next step, and go to Step 11. 10 Enter a WEP key. The WEP key is fixed, depending on the Wireless LAN access point you use. Make sure you enter the WEP key that is specified by your Wireless LAN access point. b Continued on next page 17US When you select 40/64bit: alphanumeric string (5 characters) Enter a 5-digit password using alphabetical characters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9) and symbols. When you select 40/64bit: hexadecimal notation (10 figures
(Hex)) Enter a 10-digit password using alphabetical characters (a-f, A-F) and numbers (0-9). When you select 104/128bit: alphanumeric string (13 characters) Enter a 13-digit password using alphabetical characters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9) and symbols. When you select 104/128bit: hexadecimal notation (26 figures
(Hex)) Enter a 26-digit password using alphabetical characters (a-f, A-F) and numbers (0-9). Note The WEP key is case-sensitive when entering in ASCII. Be careful when entering a WEP key. Tips WEP key is the function that encrypts data that are to be sent by radio waves. Depending on the manufacturer, the above WEP keys might have different names. 11 Tap [OK]. The basic settings are completed for the profile name you set in Step 7. 12 Tap the Home icon on your CLI handheld. The home screen appears. 18US Modifying the settings 1 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 2 Tap V in the top right-hand corner of the screen, and select
[Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 3 Tap V next to [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. 4 Tap [Details...] in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 5 Tap V below [ProfileName], and select the profile name you want to modify. 6 Tap [Edit] at the bottom of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] input screen appears. 7 Modify the settings. 8 Tap [OK]. 9 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Deleting the profile you have set 1 In Step 6 of Modifying the settings above, tap [Delete] at the bottom of the screen. The selected profile is deleted. 2 Tap [OK]. 3 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Note Do not modify the settings while the Wireless LAN card is being connected to the Wireless LAN access point. 19US Advanced Settings Setting a network manually When it is necessary to set a network IP address or DNS address, follow the procedure below. 1 Tap [Advanced Setup] in the bottom right-hand corner of the [Wireless LAN Setup] input screen. 2 Tap the [Auto] check box in [IP Address] or [DNS Address]. The check mark disappears. The IP Address input screen or the DNS Address input screen appears. 3 Enter necessary addresses. 4 Tap [OK] when you complete the setting. Disabling the power saving mode 1 Tap [Advanced Setup] in the bottom right-hand corner of the
[Wireless LAN Setup] input screen. 2 Tap the [Enable] check box in [PowerSaveMode]. The check mark disappears. The power saving mode is disabled. Tip When the communication conditions are not good, you can disable the power saving mode to maximize the battery power and achieve better communications. However, it will make the battery life shorter. Normally, the power saving mode is recommended. 20US Connecting your CLI Handheld to a Wireless LAN 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in the Wireless Communication Slot of your CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the top right-hand corner of the screen, and select [Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 4 Tap V next to [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. Tip If you have set only one profile, go to Step 8. Continued on next page 21US 5 Tap [Details...] in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap V below [Profile Name], and select the profile name you want to use. 7 Tap [OK]. The [Preferences] screen appears again. 8 Tap [Connect] at the bottom of the screen. Your CLI handheld begins to connect to a Wireless LAN. When a connection is established, start up the application you like. 22US Performing Communications Directly between your CLI Handheld and Another Device on a Wireless LAN
(Ad-Hoc Mode) Your CLI handheld can communicate directly with another device on a wireless LAN without using a Wireless LAN access point. The Ad-hoc mode settings and communications require network knowledge. Basic Settings 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in the Wireless Communication Slot of your CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the top right-hand corner of the screen, and select [Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 4 Tap V next to [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. Continued on next page 23US 5 Tap [Details...] in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap [Create]. A new input screen of [Wireless LAN Setup] appears. Tip Tapping the brief explanation of the setting. mark in the top right-hand corner of the screen shows a 7 Enter a profile name in [ProfileName]. Specify a name freely according to the name of the other communication device, Wireless LAN access point, etc. 24US 8 Enter a network ID in [NetworkID (SSID)]. Enter an alphanumeric string of your choice. The same network ID (SSID) needs to be entered in both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. 9 Select the encryption level in [WEP]. Make sure you select the same encryption level for both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. Tip When you select [None] in [WEP], you do not need to enter a WEP key. In this case, skip the next step, and go to Step 11. Continued on next page 25US 10 Enter a WEP key. Be sure to enter the same WEP key in both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. For details on WEP key, see pages 17-18. b 11 Tap [Adhoc] in [ConnectMode]. The Ad-hoc mode is selected as the connection type. 26US 12 Tap V next to [ch] below [Adhoc], and select a channel. Make sure to select the same channel for both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. Select a channel from 1 to 11. 13 Tap [Advanced Setup] in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. 14 Tap the [Auto] check box in [IP Address]. The check mark disappears. The IP address input screen appears. Note Ad-hoc mode may not be established if Auto is selected. Auto IP is only possible when a PC has DHCP and shares an Internet connection. Most of the time, the user has to enter a static IP on the CLI handheld for the Ad-hoc mode. Continued on next page 27US 15 Enter an IP address and a sub-netmask. Enter different IP addresses on your CLI handheld and the other communication device. Enter the same Subnet mask on your CLI handheld and the other communication device.
(e.g.) IP address Subnet mask CLI handheld: 192.168.0.1 Other device: 192.168.0.2 CLI handheld/other device:
255.255.255.0 Note The user has to find the Subnet mask from the PC that he/she wants to connect to. Proceed as follows to find a Subnet mask on your PC. Windows 98 and Windows ME:
From [Start] c [Run...] c type in winipcfg c the [IP configuration] dialog box appears c check the IP address and Subnet mask. Windows 2000 and Windows XP:
From [Start] c [Run...] c type in cmd c type ipconfig/all c check the IP address and Subnet mask. Tip Enter a gateway address if necessary. When it is necessary to enter a DNS address, tap and tick the checkbox of [Auto] in [DNS Address] before entering the DNS address. 16 Tap [OK]. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 17 Tap [OK]. The settings are completed in the profile name you set in Step 7. 18 Tap the Home icon on your CLI handheld. The home screen appears. 28US Modifying the settings 1 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 2 Tap V in the top right-hand corner of the screen, and select
[Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 3 Tap V next to [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. 4 Tap [Details...] in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 5 Tap V below [ProfileName], and select the profile name you want to modify. 6 Tap [Edit] at the bottom of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] input screen appears. 7 Modify the settings. 8 Tap [OK]. 9 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Deleting the profile you have set 1 In Step 6 of Modifying the settings above, tap [Delete] at the bottom of the screen. The [Delete Profile] confirmation dialog window appears. 2 Tap [OK] to confirm deletion or [Cancel] to cancel the deletion. 3 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Note Do not modify the settings while the Wireless LAN card is being connected to the Wireless LAN access point. Continued on next page 29US Connecting your CLI Handheld to Another Device on a Wireless LAN 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in the Wireless Communication Slot of your compatible CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the top right-hand corner of the screen, and select [Network]. 4 Tap V next to [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. Tip If you have set only one profile, go to Step 8. 30US 5 Tap [Details...] in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap V below [Profile Name], and select the profile name you want to use. 7 Tap [OK]. The [Preferences] screen appears again. 8 Tap [Connect] at the bottom of the screen. Your CLI handheld begins to connect to a Wireless LAN. When a connection is established, start up the application you like. Note In the Ad-hoc mode, your CLI handheld waits for a reaction from the selected device. If the selected device is out of connectable range, or a setting above is wrong (e.g. the setting for IP Address, SSID, or WEP is wrong), [Connected] is displayed on the screen of your CLI handheld. 31US Performing a HotSync Operation via a Network with a Wireless LAN Card This Wireless LAN card can be used in various ways. For example, you can perform a HotSync operation with a Windows computer via a Wireless LAN. Follow the procedures below. Preparing your computer 1 Click the icon in the Windows task tray (Notification area) in bottom right-hand corner of the taskbar and select [Network]
from the shortcut menu. 2 Click the icon in the Windows task tray (Notification area) again and select [Setup] from the shortcut menu. The [Setup] screen is displayed. 3 Click the [Network] tab, then click the check box next to the user name for HotSync. 4 Click [TCP/IP Settings], and enter a Subnet Mask. 5 Click [OK]. 6 Connect your CLI handheld to your computer, and perform a local USB HotSync operation. The computer information is transferred to your CLI handheld. When you perform a HotSync operation via a Wireless LAN, your CLI handheld identifies the computer based on the information transferred. Preparing your CLI handheld Follow the steps below to set up your CLI handheld for a HotSync operation via a Wireless LAN. 1 Select [Wireless LAN] in [Service] on the [Network] screen of
[Preferences], and select a profile name for a HotSync operation on the [Wireless LAN details] screen. For details, see the Steps 1 to 6 of Connecting your CLI Handheld to a Wireless LAN on pages 21 and 22. 32US 2 Rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select HotSync and press the Jog Dial navigator on the Application Launcher screen. The [HotSync] screen is displayed. You can also tap the [HotSync] icon to display the HotSync screen. 3 Tap the Menu icon, and tap [Primary PC Setup] from the
[Option] menu. 4 Check that correct data is entered in [Primary PC Address] and
[Subnet Mask(optional)], and tap [OK]. 5 Tap the Menu icon, and tap [Modem Sync Prefs] from the
[Option] menu. 6 Tap [Network], and tap [OK]. 7 When the HotSync screen appears, tap [Modem], and then tap
[Select Service]. 8 Tap V next to [Service], select [Wireless LAN], and tap [Done]. Tip You do not have to enter a telephone number in [Enter phone #]. Note It is also necessary to select [Wireless LAN] in [Service] on the [Network] screen of the [Preferences] that can be started from the home screen. Performing a HotSync operation When you have finished preparing your CLI handheld and your computer, tap the [HotSync] icon on the [HotSync] screen. Your CLI handheld automatically connects to the network and begins a HotSync operation. When communication is not possible In Step 3 above, erase the [Primary PC Name]. 33US Troubleshooting If any problem occurs, for example, if communication is not possible, or if the unit does not operate normally, please check the points listed in this troubleshooting guide. Visit Sony CLI support website:
Customers in the U.S.A. and Canada:
http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/access/
Customers in Europe:
http://www.clie-link.com/
Customers in Asia-Pacific and Mexico:
http://vaio-online.sony.com/clie/
If the problem persists, contact the Sony dealer where you purchased this product or a Sony service representative serving your area. Symptom Your CLI handheld does not recognize this Wireless LAN card.
(Although your CLI handheld starts to connect, the LED indicator on the Wireless LAN card does not blink.) You cannot connect your CLI handheld to an Wireless LAN access point. Cause/Remedy p Tap the [CF Utility] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld, then check whether Card Info is correct, taking the following steps. Remove the Wireless LAN card from your CLI handheld, then insert the Wireless LAN card into the slot again. Wireless LAN utility for this Wireless LAN card (PEGA-WL110) is not installed. Install the Wireless LAN utility for this card (PEGA-
WL110) by using the supplied CD-ROM. For details, see Installing the Software on page 12. The Wireless LAN access point switches off. p Turn the Wireless LAN access point on. A service other than [Wireless LAN] is selected in [Network] of [Preferences]. p Select [Wireless LAN] in [Service]. The settings for Profile are not correct. p Correct the settings of Network ID(SSID), WEP key, etc. Check the setting for Wireless LAN access point also. 34US Symptom You cannot connect your CLI handheld to an Wireless LAN access point. You forget a WEP
(encryption) key. You cannot access the Internet. You cannot send or receive e-mail. Cause/Remedy An obstacle may be blocking off radio waves (e.g., metal plate, concrete block, water) between your CLI handheld and the Wireless LAN access point. p Move your CLI handheld and/or the Wireless LAN access point to a different place. p Disable the power saving mode. For details, see Advanced Settings on page 20. The channel of the Wireless LAN access point is not set from 1ch. to 11ch.. p Change the channel setting of the Wireless LAN access point. There is a device operating at the 2.4 GHz frequency band (microwave oven, Bluetooth-enabled device, etc.) around the CLI handheld. p Turn the device off or keep the device and the CLI handheld apart. p Set WEP (encryption) key of the Wireless LAN access point again. For details, see the operating instructions of the Wireless LAN access point. The Wireless LAN access point you are using is not connected to the Internet. p The settings of the Wireless LAN access point to the Internet is wrong. Correct the settings of the Wireless LAN access point to the Internet, following the operating instructions of the Wireless LAN access point. If some network security, such as Firewall, is in place, there is some possibility that access to the Internet will be refused. p Ask your System Administrator about the settings for your network security. p Check the settings of the e-mailing software you are using. For details on how to set the e-mailing software, see its operating instructions. Continued on next page 35US Symptom You cannot browse homepages. The data transfer rate is slow. Cause/Remedy p Check the settings of the web browser you are using. For details on how to set the web browser, see its operating instructions. Some other Wireless LAN access points are interfering with the communication. p Change the channel number of the Wireless LAN access point you are using. For details on how to change the setting, see the Operating Instructions of your Wireless LAN access point. The Wireless LAN access point is being heavily used. p Wait a while and try to Wireless LAN access it again. An obstacle may be blocking off radio waves (e.g., metal plate, concrete block water) between your CLI handheld and the Wireless LAN access point. p Move your CLI handheld and/or the Wireless LAN access point to different places. p Disable the power saving mode. For details, see Advanced Settings on page 20. You cannot perform a HotSync operation. p Check the settings of HotSync. For details on how to set HotSync, see the operating instructions supplied with your CLI handheld. Also, if your computer has a Firewall, Hotsync operation may not function correctly. Tip You can view communication preferences (e.g. IP Address you are using, IP Address of DNS server, etc) while performing communications using your CLI handheld in which this Wireless LAN card is inserted, show the [Network]
screen of [Preferences]. Select [Option] on the menu, then select [View Log]. 36US Precautions on Use Handling this Wireless LAN Card Do not subject the card to excessive shock or drop it. This may cause a malfunction. Do not use or store this unit in locations subject to:
- extremely high temperature, such as in direct sunlight or near a heater.
- excessive dust.
- high humidity.
- vibrations.
- poor ventilation. It may cause a malfunction. Do not use the card on an unstable surface. Do not put a metal object such as a metal clip etc. inside the card. When inserting the card in the CLI handheld, take care not to force it in the wrong way. It may cause a malfunction. When there is a device operating at the 2.4 GHz frequency band around the CLI handheld, the card and the CLI handheld may not work correctly. Condensation Condensation is a phenomenon that occurs when moisture in the air turn into drops of water when it comes into contact with a metal plate, for example. Condensation may occur on the surface or inside the Wireless LAN Card when you quickly move it from a cold place to a warm place, when you turn on the heating in the room on a cold, winter morning. Using the Wireless LAN Card with condensation on it may cause a malfunction. If condensation occurs on the Wireless LAN Card, leave it without turning on the power of the CLI handheld until the condensation disappears. 37US Specifications Power source Powered by CLI handheld Power consumption When transmitting: Approx. 940 mW (typ)*
Idle: Approx. 200 mW (typ)*
* At the default setting
(Note: The Wireless LAN card consumes no electricity when the LED indicator is off.) Dimensions Approx. 1 11/16 2 1/8 9/32 in. (width/length/thickness)
(42.8 52.0 6.4 mm) Mass Approx. 0.6 oz. (16 g) Maximum communication range1) Indoor: 200 ft. (60 m) Outdoor: 500 ft. (150 m) Applied standard IEEE 802.11b Frequency band 2.4 GHz band (1 11 channels, ISM band) WEP (data encryption) 128-bit/40-bit Modulation method DS-SS (in conformity to IEEE 802.11b) Operating temperature 41 F 95 F (5 C 35 C) 1) Actual range will vary depending on factors such as obstacles between devices, magnetic fields around a microwave oven, static electricity, interference, radio wave conditions, reception sensitivity or antenna performance, or the operating system or software application, etc. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. 38US 39US Pour les clients des Etats-Unis et du Canada :
REMARQUE Cet quipement a t soumis essais et sest avr conforme aux restrictions concernant les appareils numriques de classe B, conformment la partie 15 des rglementations FCC. Ces restrictions sont conues pour fournir une protection raisonnable contre les interfrences nuisibles pour les installations situes en zone rsidentielle. Cet quipement produit, utilise et peut mettre une nergie de frquence radio et peut produire des interfrences nuisibles aux communications radio sil nest pas install et utilis conformment au mode demploi. Il nexiste toutefois aucune garantie selon laquelle aucune interfrence ne sera produite avec une installation particulire. Si cet quipement produit des interfrences nuisibles la rception radio ou de programmes tlviss, pouvant tre constates en mettant lquipement hors puis sous tension, nous encourageons lutilisateur tenter de remdier aux interfrences en prenant une ou plusieurs mesures suivantes :
- Rorientez ou dplacez lantenne rceptrice.
- Eloignez lquipement du rcepteur.
- Raccordez lquipement sur une prise secteur fonctionnant sur un autre circuit que celui sur lequel le rcepteur est raccord.
- Demandez lassistance dun revendeur ou dun technicien radio/TV expriment. AVERTISSEMENT FCC Tout changement ou modification non expressment approuv par la partie responsable de la conformit risquerait dannuler la capacit de lutilisateur faire fonctionner cet appareil. 2FR Dclaration de conformit Appellation commerciale N du modle Responsable Adresse
: SONY
: PEGA-WL110
: Sony Electronics Inc.
: 680 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell, NJ 07649 USA
: 201-930-6972 N de tlphone Cet appareil est conforme la Section 15 de la rglementation FCC. Son fonctionnement est sujet aux deux conditions suivantes :
(1) Cet appareil ne doit pas provoquer dinterfrences nuisibles et
(2) Cet appareil doit accepter toute interfrence reue, y compris les interfrences pouvant entraner un mauvais fonctionnement. FR Dclaration FCC dexposition aux radiations :
Il nexiste aucune tude scientifique dmontrant les dangers pour la sant de lutilisation dappareils sans fil faible puissance. Toutefois, il na pas t prouv que ces appareils ne prsentaient aucune nocivit. Lors de leur utilisation, les appareils sans fil faible puissance mettent des niveaux dnergie radiolectrique faibles dans la gamme des micro-ondes. Bien que des niveaux levs dnergie radiolectrique puissent tre nocifs (par chauffement des tissus), une exposition de faibles niveaux dnergie radiolectrique ne provoque aucun effet thermique, ni aucun effet nfaste sur la sant. Aucune tude sur les expositions de faibles niveaux dnergie radiolectrique na jamais mis en vidence un quelconque effet biologique, et cela mme si certains scientifiques ont admis lapparition ventuelle de ractions biologiques, sans pour autant le confirmer laide de recherches supplmentaires. La carte LAN sans fil (PEGA-WL110) a t soumise des essais et a t dclare conforme aux directives FCC en matire dexposition lnergie radiolectrique. Lors des essais, il a t dmontr que le niveau maximal du dbit dabsorption spcifique tait gal 0,962 W/kg du corps dun individu. Le terme IC : plac avant le numro de certification radio signifie uniquement que les spcifications techniques canadiennes de lindustrie ont t respectes. Lutilisation de ce dispositif est autorise seulement aux conditions suivantes: (1) il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et (2) lutilisateur du dispositif doit tre prt accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique reu, mme si ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. Continued on next page 3FR Pour empcher que cet appareil cause du brouillage au service faisant lobjet dune licence, il doit tre utilis lintrieur et devrait tre plac loin des fentres afin de fournir un cran de blindage maximal. Si le matriel (ou son antenne dmission) est install lextrieur, il doit faire lobjet dune licence. Rglementation dIndustrie Canada en matire dexposition de la population aux champs radiolectriques Linstallateur du prsent matriel radio doit sassurer que lantenne est situe ou pointe de manire ce que cette dernire nmette pas de champs radiolectriques suprieurs aux limites specifies par Sant Canada pour le grand public; consulter le Code de securit 6, disponible sur le site Web de Sant Canada, a ladresse suivante :
www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb Cet appareil numrique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-
003 du Canada. Pour les clients en Europe :
Par la prsente, Sony Corporation dclare que la presente carte LAN sans fil est conforme aux exigences essentielles et aux autres dispositions pertinentes de la directive europeenne 1999/5/CE (R&TTE). Pour obtenir une copie de la declaration de conformite (DoC) a la directive R&TTE, rendez-vous a ladresse URL suivante:
http://www.compliance.sony.de Dans certains pays, lutilisation de la carte LAN sans fil est limite. Avant de lutiliser, lisez bien la notice de rglementation LAN sans fil de ce produit. Avertissements Dans certaines situations ou certains environnements, lutilisation de la technologie IEEE 802.11b peut tre limite par le propritaire dun immeuble ou les responsables dune socit. Son utilisation peut, par exemple, tre nfaste dans un avion, un hpital ou tout autre environnement o il existe des risques dinterfrences nuisibles avec dautres appareils ou services. Si vous ntes pas certain des rgles en vigueur dans une socit ou un environnement donn concernant lutilisation de la technologie IEEE 802.11b, nous vous invitons solliciter une autorisation pralable son utilisation. Adressez-vous votre mdecin ou un fabricant de dispositifs mdicaux individuels (stimulateurs cardiaques, prothses auditives, etc.) pour connatre les restrictions quant lutilisation de la technologie IEEE 802.11b. 4FR Sony,
, CLI,
, CLI GEAR,
, Jog Dial et Memory Stick sont des marques commerciales de Sony Corporation. Palm OS et HotSync sont des marques dposes de Palm, Inc. ou de ses filiales. Les logos Palm Desktop et HotSync sont des marques commerciales de Palm, Inc. ou de ses filiales. Microsoft, Windows et Windows NT sont des marques dposes de Microsoft Corporation aux Etats-Unis et/ou dans dautres pays. Adobe et Adobe Acrobat Reader sont des marques commerciales de Adobe Systems Incorporated. Tous les autres noms de systmes, de produits et de services sont des marques commerciales de leurs propritaires respectifs. Dans ce manuel, les symboles TM ou ne sont pas spcifis. Avant dutiliser le PEGA-WL110, veuillez lire le contrat de licence du logiciel de lutilisateur final fourni avec lappareil. Les lois de copyright interdisent la reproduction totale ou partielle du logiciel ou de son manuel, ainsi que la location du logiciel sans lautorisation du dtenteur du copyright. SONY ne sera en aucun cas responsable de tout dommage financier ou perte de profits, y compris des rclamations de tiers, survenant suite lutilisation du logiciel fourni avec ce produit. Si un problme survient suite un dfaut de fabrication, SONY sengage remplacer lappareil. Toutefois, SONY se dgage de toute autre responsabilit. Le logiciel fourni avec cet appareil ne peut pas tre utilis avec dautres appareils. Veuillez noter quen raison des efforts continus damlioration de la qualit, les spcifications du logiciel peuvent tre modifies sans pravis. Dans le cas de lutilisation de cet appareil avec un logiciel autre que celui fourni, lappareil nest pas couvert par la garantie. 5FR Table des matires Introduction ................................................................................................... 7 Noms des pices ........................................................................................... 9 Insertion/Retrait de la carte LAN sans fil .............................................. 10 Installation du logiciel ............................................................................... 12 Communication via un point daccs LAN sans fil (Mode infrastructure) .......................................................................................... 14 Rglages de base ............................................................................... 14 Rglages avancs .............................................................................. 20 Connexion de votre ordinateur de poche CLI un rseau local sans fil ..................................................................................... 21 Communication directe entre votre ordinateur de poche CLI et un autre appareil sur un rseau local sans fil (Mode Ad-Hoc) ............... 23 Rglages de base ............................................................................... 23 Connexion de votre ordinateur de poche CLI un autre appareil sur un rseau local sans fil ............................................ 30 Ralisation dune opration HotSync via un rseau avec une carte LAN sans fil .............................................................................................. 32 Dpannage ................................................................................................... 34 Prcautions dutilisation ............................................................................ 37 Spcifications ............................................................................................... 38 6FR Introduction Ce produit est une carte LAN sans fil destine au Sony Personal Entertainment Organizer (dsign par ordinateur de poche CLI dans le reste de ce document) du systme dexploitation Palm version 5.0 ou ultrieure. Ce produit est conforme la norme IEEE 802.11b* et vous permet daccder Internet sans fil dans des zones o se trouve un point daccs LAN sans fil certifi Wi-Fi.
* Certifi Wi-Fi. Ralisation dune opration HotSync Vous pouvez raliser une opration HotSync via un rseau (cest--
dire une synchronisation des donnes sans fil) entre votre ordinateur de poche CLI et un PC. Pour obtenir des informations concernant lopration HotSync, reportez-vous au mode demploi de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. PEGA-WL110 et ordinateur de poche CLI PC Point daccs LAN sans fil 7FR Accs Internet Lorsque la carte LAN sans fil est installe et configure, vous pouvez, via un point daccs LAN sans fil, accder Internet, visiter divers sites Web ou envoyer et recevoir des e-mails depuis votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Internet PEGA-WL110 et ordinateur de poche CLI Point daccs LAN sans fil Remarques Pour accder Internet via un point daccs sans fil, vous devez pralablement souscrire un abonnement auprs dun oprateur de tlcommunications et dun fournisseur de services Internet. Il est possible que vous ayez besoin dun ordinateur pour configurer un rseau LAN sans fil. Pour obtenir des informations, reportez-vous au mode demploi de votre point daccs LAN sans fil. 8FR Noms des pices Carte LAN sans fil Avant Arrire Tmoin dalimentation (PWR) Sallume la mise sous tension de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Tmoin dtablissement de liaison (LNK) Clignote lorsque votre ordinateur de poche CLI initialise la carte LAN sans fil ou lorsquil tente dtablir une connexion avec un point daccs LAN sans fil. Reste allum lorsque la connexion au point daccs est tablie. Adresse MAC Cette adresse peut tre utilise par votre administrateur systme. Autres lments inclus CD-ROM (1) Botier rigide (1) Mode demploi (1) Carte de garantie (1) Contrat de licence de lutilisateur final (1) 9FR Insertion/Retrait de la carte LAN sans fil Insrez cette carte LAN sans fil dans votre ordinateur de poche CLI Insrez la carte LAN sans fil dans lemplacement prvu de la communication sans fil de lordinateur de poche CLI. Remarques Insrez la carte LAN sans fil jusquau bout. Ninsrez pas la carte LAN sans fil dans le mauvais sens. Si vous essayez de lintroduire dans le mauvais sens en forant, vous risquez de lendommager et de causer un dysfonctionnement. Si lautonomie de la batterie de lordinateur de poche CLI est insuffisante, vous risquez de ne pas pouvoir utiliser la carte LAN sans fil. Rechargez entirement la batterie avant utilisation. Si votre ordinateur de poche CLI ne reconnat pas la carte LAN sans fil aprs son insertion, retirez-la et insrez-la de nouveau. Insrez la carte LAN sans fil dans lemplacement jusqu ce quelle sencliquette compltement dans le connecteur. 10FR Retrait de la carte LAN sans fil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI Aprs utilisation, interrompez toute communication, puis retirez la carte LAN sans fil en la tirant bien droit vers le haut jusqu ce quelle sorte. Lors de lutilisation de cette carte LAN sans fil avec un ordinateur de poche CLI de type Flip&Rotate Ne faites pas pivoter lcran lorsque la carte LAN sans fil est insre dans lordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran risque dappuyer contre la carte LAN sans fil et de provoquer un dysfonctionnement. Remarque Lors de la communication, ne retirez pas la carte LAN sans fil et ne soumettez pas lordinateur de poche CLI un choc violent. 11FR Installation du logiciel Avant dessayer dtablir des communications LAN sans fil pour la premire fois aprs avoir insr la carte LAN sans fil dans votre ordinateur de poche CLI, vous devez installer lutilitaire LAN sans fil sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Vous pouvez linstaller laide du CD-ROM fourni. Astuce Lutilitaire LAN sans fil fourni avec votre carte LAN sans fil (PEGA-WL110) peut galement tre utilis avec les modles PEGA-WL100 et PEGA-WL110. Si vous utilisez la carte PEGA-WL100, installez galement lutilitaire LAN sans fil laide du CD-ROM fourni avec la carte LAN sans fil (PEGA-WL110). Remarque Avant linstallation, Palm Desktop pour CLI doit tre install et une opration HotSync doit tre effectue. Connectez lordinateur de poche CLI un ordinateur Windows, laide dun socle, etc. Pour plus dinformations sur le mode de connexion de lordinateur de poche CLI lordinateur, reportez-vous au mode demploi de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. 1 Procdez un redmarrage chaud de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Pour obtenir des informations sur le redmarrage chaud, reportez-vous au mode demploi de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. 2 Insrez le CD-ROM fourni dans le lecteur de CD-ROM de votre ordinateur Windows. Le logiciel dinstallation dmarre et lcran initial apparat. Astuce Si le logiciel dinstallation ne dmarre pas automatiquement, cliquez deux fois sur [setup] (setup.exe) sur le CD-ROM. 3 Procdez linstallation en suivant les instructions du programme dinstallation. Sur lcran de slection du nom de lutilisateur, slectionnez un nom dutilisateur. Remarque Si vous souhaitez utiliser plusieurs ordinateurs de poche CLI, vous devez installer cet utilitaire sur chaque ordinateur de poche CLI. 12FR 4 Ciquez sur [Done] dans la fentre dinstallation. Votre ordinateur est prt pour linstallation de lutilitaire LAN sans fil sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Au cours de ltape suivante, vous effectuerez une opration HotSync pour procder linstallation. 5 Cliquez sur licne de la barre des tches (zone davertissement) situe dans le coin infrieur droit de lcran Windows de votre ordinateur. Vrifiez que [Local USB] est coch dans le menu contextuel affich. Astuce Si vous ne trouvez pas licne davertissement), slectionnez [Programs] ([All Programs] sous Windows XP), [Sony Handheld], puis [HotSync Manager] dans le menu [Start] pour lancer le gestionnaire HotSync. dans la barre des tches (zone 6 Excutez une opration HotSync locale sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lutilitaire LAN sans fil est install sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Remarque Une partie de cette application logicielle se dploie dans le systme de lordinateur de poche CLI. Elle ne peut par consquent pas tre dsinstalle. Aprs avoir excut un redmarrage froid Assurez-vous de rinstaller cet utilitaire. Aprs un redmarrage froid, les donnes de sauvegarde du PC sont gnralement automatiquement restaures sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI via lopration HotSync. Cependant, cet utilitaire restaure uniquement le fichier de dfinition lorsquune opration HotSync est ralise et il ne restaure pas lutilitaire lui-mme. Par consquent, il est ncessaire de rinstaller cet utilitaire aprs un redmarrage froid. 13FR Communication via un point daccs LAN sans fil (Mode infrastructure) Vous pouvez accder Internet via la technologie sans fil ou tablir une connexion avec un autre appareil de communication grce un point daccs LAN sans fil. Rglages de base Avant le rglage Vous devez tout dabord saisir deux valeurs pour dfinir le point daccs LAN sans fil utilis. Vrifiez au pralable les valeurs suivantes.
[NetworkID (SSID)]: galement appel ESS-ID ou nom de rseau.
[WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)]: galement appel cryptage. Pour plus dinformations, renseignez-vous auprs de votre administrateur systme. Si vous disposez dun point daccs LAN sans fil pour votre utilisation personnelle, reportez-vous au mode demploi du point daccs LAN sans fil. Remarque La carte LAN sans fil utilise les canaux 1 11 (bande de frquences 2,4 GHz). Si votre point daccs LAN sans fil utilise les canaux 12 14, il est impossible dtablir une communication laide de la carte LAN sans fil. 1 Insrez la carte LAN sans fil dans lemplacement prvu pour la communication sans fil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. 2 Appuyez licne [Prefs] de lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran [Preferences] apparat. 3 Appuyez V dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran, puis slectionnez [Network]. Lcran [Network] apparat. 14FR 4 Appuyez V dans [Service] et slectionnez [Wireless LAN]. 5 Appuyez [Details...] dans le coin infrieur gauche de lcran. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 6 Appuyez [Create]. Un nouvel cran de saisie [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. Vrifiez que [Infrastructure] est slectionn (mis en surbrillance) dans [ConnectMode]. Sil ne lest pas, appuyez [Infrastructure]
pour le slectionner. 15FR Astuce Effleurer la marque dafficher une explication brve des rglages. dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran permet 7 Saisissez un nom de profil dans [ProfileName]. Spcifiez le nom de votre choix en fonction du nom de lautre appareil de communication, du point daccs LAN sans fil, etc. 8 Saisissez un ID rseau dans [NetworkID (SSID)]. LID de rseau (SSID) dpend du point d'accs LAN sans fil utilis. Veillez saisir lID de rseau (SSID) spcifie par votre point daccs LAN sans fil. Remarque LID rseau est sensible la casse. Pensez-y lorsque vous saisissez un ID rseau. 16FR 9 Slectionnez le niveau de cryptage dans [WEP]. WEP (niveau de cryptage) est dfini en fonction du point daccs LAN sans fil que vous utilisez. Assurez-vous de slectionner le cryptage utilis par votre point daccs LAN sans fil. Astuce Si vous slectionnez [None] dans [WEP], il nest pas ncessaire de saisir une touche WEP. Dans ce cas, passez directement ltape 11. 10 Saisissez une touche WEP. La cl WEP est dfinie en fonction du point daccs LAN sans fil que vous utilisez. Veillez saisir la cl WEP spcifie par votre point daccs LAN sans fil. b 17FR Si vous slectionnez 40/64 bit : chane alphanumrique (5 caractres) Saisissez un mot de passe 5 caractres compos de lettres (a-z, A-Z), de chiffres (0-9) et de symboles. Si vous slectionnez 40/64 bit : notation hexadcimale (10 chiffres (Hex)) Saisissez un mot de passe 10 caractres compos de lettres (a-f, A-F) et de chiffres (0-9). Si vous slectionnez 104/128 bit : chane alphanumrique (13 caractres) Saisissez un mot de passe 13 caractres compos de lettres
(a-z, A-Z), de chiffres (0-9) et de symboles. Si vous slectionnez 104/128 bit : notation hexadcimale (26 caractres (Hex)) Saisissez un mot de passe 26 caractres compos de lettres (a-f, A-F) et de chiffres (0-9). Remarque Lors de la saisie en code ASCII, la touche WEP est sensible la casse. Pensez-y lorsque vous saisissez une touche WEP. Astuces La touche WEP est la fonction qui permet de crypter les donnes qui doivent tre envoyes par ondes radio. Selon le fabricant, un nom diffrent peut tre affect aux touches WEP ci-
dessus. 11 Appuyez [OK]. Les rglages de base sont termins pour le nom du profil dfini ltape 7. 12 Appuyez licne Home de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran daccueil apparat. 18FR Modification des rglages 1 Appuyez licne [Prefs]de lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran [Preferences] apparat. 2 Appuyez V dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran, puis slectionnez [Network]. Lcran [Network] apparat. 3 Appuyez V dans [Service] et slectionnez [Wireless LAN]. 4 Appuyez [Details...] dans le coin infrieur gauche de lcran. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 5 Appuyez V sous [ProfileName] et slectionnez le nom de profil que vous souhaitez modifier. 6 Appuyez [Edit] en bas de lcran. Lcran de saisie [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 7 Modifiez les rglages. 8 Appuyez [OK]. 9 Appuyez licne Home. Lcran daccueil apparat. Suppression du profil dfini 1 A ltape 6 Modification des rglages ci-dessus, appuyez
[Delete] en bas de lcran. Le profil slectionn est supprim. 2 Appuyez [OK]. 3 Appuyez licne Home. Lcran daccueil apparat. Remarque Ne modifiez pas les rglages lorsque la carte LAN sans fil est connecte au point daccs LAN sans fil. 19FR Rglages avancs Rglage manuel dun rseau Sil est ncessaire de dfinir une adresse IP rseau ou une adresse DNS, suivez la procdure ci-dessous. 1 Appuyez [Advanced Setup] dans le coin infrieur droit de lcran de saisie [Wireless LAN Setup]. 2 Appuyez la case [Auto] dans [IP Address] ou [DNS Address] et dcochez-la. Lcran de saisie de ladresse IP ou de ladresse DNS apparat. 3 Saisissez les adresses ncessaires. 4 Appuyez [OK] lorsque vous avez termin le rglage. Dsactivation de la mise en veille 1 Appuyez [Advanced Setup] dans le coin infrieur droit de lcran de saisie [Wireless LAN Setup]. 2 Appuyez la case [Enable] dans [PowerSaveMode] et dcochez-la. La mise en veille est dsactive. Astuce Lorsque les conditions de communication sont mauvaises, vous pouvez dsactiver le mode de mise en veille pour optimiser lalimentation de la batterie et obtenir une meilleure communication. Cependant, la dure de vie de la batterie sen trouvera courte. En gnral, le mode de mise en veille est recommand. 20FR Connexion de votre ordinateur de poche CLI un rseau local sans fil 1 Insrez la carte LAN sans fil dans lemplacement prvu pour la communication sans fil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. 2 Appuyez licne [Prefs] de lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran [Preferences] apparat. 3 Appuyez V dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran, puis slectionnez [Network]. Lcran [Network] apparat. 4 Appuyez V de [Service] et slectionnez [Wireless LAN]. Astuce Si vous navez slectionn quun seul profil, passez ltape 8. 21FR 5 Appuyez [Details...] dans le coin infrieur gauche de lcran. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 6 Appuyez V sous [Profile Name] et slectionnez le nom de profil que vous souhaitez utiliser. 7 Appuyez [OK]. Lcran [Preferences] apparat nouveau. 8 Appuyez [Connect] en bas de lcran. Votre ordinateur de poche CLI se connecte un rseau local sans fil. Une fois la connexion tablie, lancez lapplication souhaite. 22FR Communication directe entre votre ordinateur de poche CLI et un autre appareil sur un rseau local sans fil
(Mode Ad-Hoc) Votre ordinateur de poche CLI peut communiquer directement avec un autre appareil sur un rseau local sans fil sans utiliser de point daccs LAN sans fil. Les rglages du mode Ad-hoc et de ses communications requirent une bonne connaissance du rseau. Rglages de base 1 Insrez la carte LAN sans fil dans lemplacement prvu pour la communication sans fil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. 2 Appuyez licne [Prefs] de lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran [Preferences] apparat. 3 Appuyez V dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran, puis slectionnez [Network]. Lcran [Network] apparat. 4 Appuyez V de [Service] et slectionnez [Wireless LAN]. 23FR 5 Appuyez [Details...] dans le coin infrieur gauche de lcran. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 6 Appuyez [Create]. Un nouvel cran de saisie [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. Astuce La marque explication brve des rglages. dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran permet dafficher une 7 Saisissez un nom de profil dans [ProfileName]. Spcifiez le nom de votre choix en fonction du nom de lautre appareil de communication, du point daccs LAN sans fil, etc. 24FR 8 Saisissez un ID rseau dans [NetworkID (SSID)]. Entrez la chane alphanumrique de votre choix. Le mme ID rseau (SSID) doit tre saisi sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI et sur lautre appareil de communication. 9 Slectionnez le niveau de cryptage dans [WEP]. Veillez slectionner le mme niveau de cryptage pour votre ordinateur de poche CLI et lautre appareil de communication. Astuce Si vous slectionnez [None] dans [WEP], il nest pas ncessaire de saisir une touche WEP. Dans ce cas, passez directement ltape 11. 25FR 10 Saisissez une touche WEP. Assurez-vous de saisir la mme touche WEP sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI et sur lautre appareil de communication. Pour plus dinformations sur la touche WEP, reportez-vous aux pages 17-18. b 11 Appuyez [Adhoc] dans [ConnectMode]. Le mode Ad-hoc est slectionn. 26FR 12 Appuyez V dans [ch] sous [Adhoc], puis slectionnez un canal. Assurez-vous de slectionner le mme canal pour votre ordinateur de poche CLI et lautre appareil de communication. Slectionnez un canal compris entre 1 et 11. 13 Appuyez [Advanced Setup] dans le coin infrieur droit de lcran. 14 Appuyez la case [Auto] dans [IP Address] et dcochez-
la. Lcran de saisie de ladresse IP apparat. Remarque Le mode Ad-hoc peut ne pas tre tabli si Auto est coch. La configuration automatique dune adresse IP est possible uniquement si le PC dispose du protocole DHCP et partage une connexion Internet. La plupart du temps, lutilisateur doit saisir une adresse IP statique sur lordinateur de poche CLI pour le mode Ad-hoc. 27FR 15 Saisissez une adresse IP et un masque de sous-rseau. Saisissez des adresses IP diffrentes pour votre ordinateur de poche CLI et lautre appareil de communication. Saisissez le mme masque de sous-rseau pour votre ordinateur de poche CLI et lautre appareil de communication.
(Exemple) Adresse IP Ordinateur de poche CLI : 192.168.0.1 Autre appareil : 192.168.0.2 Masque de sous-rseau Ordinateur de poche CLI/autre appareil :
255.255.255.0 Remarque Lutilisateur doit trouver le masque de sous-
rseau du PC auquel il souhaite se connecter. Procdez comme suit pour trouver un masque de sous-rseau sur votre PC. Windows 98 et Windows ME :
Dans [Start] c [Run...] c saisissez winipcfg c la bote de dialogue [IP configuration]
apparat c vrifiez ladresse IP et le masque de sous-rseau. Windows 2000 et Windows XP :
Dans [Start] c [Run...] c saisissez cmd c saisissez ipconfig/all c vrifiez ladresse IP et le masque de sous-rseau. Astuce Saisissez une adresse passerelle si ncessaire. Sil est ncessaire de saisir une adresse DNS, appuyez et cochez la case [Auto] dans [DNS Address] avant de saisir ladresse DNS. 16 Appuyez [OK]. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 17 Appuyez [OK]. Les rglages sont termins pour le nom du profil dfini ltape 7. 18 Appuyez licne Home sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran daccueil apparat. 28FR Modification des rglages 1 Appuyez licne [Prefs] de lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran [Preferences] apparat. 2 Appuyez V dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran, puis slectionnez [Network]. Lcran [Network] apparat. 3 Appuyez V dans de [Service] et slectionnez [Wireless LAN]. 4 Appuyez [Details...] dans le coin infrieur gauche de lcran. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 5 Appuyez V sous [ProfileName] et slectionnez le nom de profil que vous souhaitez modifier. 6 Appuyez [Edit] en bas de lcran. Lcran de saisie [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 7 Modifiez les rglages. 8 Appuyez [OK]. 9 Appuyez licne Home. Lcran daccueil apparat. Suppression du profil dfini 1 A ltape 6 Modification des rglages ci-dessus, appuyez
[Delete] en bas de lcran. La fentre de dialogue de confirmation [Delete Profile] apparat. 2 Appuyez [OK] pour confirmer la suppression ou [Cancel] pour lannuler. 3 Appuyez licne Home. Lcran daccueil apparat. Remarque Ne modifiez pas les rglages lorsque la carte LAN sans fil est connecte au point daccs LAN sans fil. 29FR Connexion de votre ordinateur de poche CLI un autre appareil sur un rseau local sans fil 1 Insrez la carte LAN sans fil dans lemplacement prvu pour la communication sans fil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI compatible. 2 Appuyez licne [Prefs] de lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lcran [Preferences] apparat. 3 Appuyez V dans le coin suprieur droit de lcran, puis slectionnez [Network]. 4 Appuyez V dans [Service] et slectionnez [Wireless LAN]. Astuce Si vous navez slectionn quun seul profil, passez ltape 8. 30FR 5 Appuyez [Details...] dans le coin infrieur gauche de lcran. Lcran [Wireless LAN Setup] apparat. 6 Appuyez V sous [Profile Name] et slectionnez le nom de profil que vous souhaitez utiliser. 7 Appuyez [OK]. Lcran [Preferences] apparat nouveau. 8 Appuyez [Connect] en bas de lcran. Votre ordinateur de poche CLI se connecte un rseau local sans fil. Une fois la connexion tablie, lancez lapplication souhaite. Remarque En mode Ad-hoc, votre ordinateur de poche CLI attend une raction de la part de lappareil slectionn. Si lappareil slectionn se trouve hors de la zone de connexion ou si lun des rglages ci-dessus est incorrect (par exemple, la configuration de ladresse IP, de lID de rseau (SSID) ou WEP), [Connected]
apparat sur lcran de votre ordinateur de poche CLI. 31FR Ralisation dune opration HotSync via un rseau avec une carte LAN sans fil Cette carte LAN sans fil peut tre utilise de plusieurs faons. Par exemple, vous pouvez raliser une opration HotSync avec un ordinateur Windows via un rseau local sans fil. Suivez les procdures ci-dessous. Prparation de votre ordinateur 1 Cliquez sur licne dans le coin infrieur droit de la barre des tches Windows (zone davertissement), puis slectionnez
[Network] dans le menu raccourci. 2 Cliquez de nouveau sur licne de la barre des tches Windows (zone davertissement), puis slectionnez [Setup]
dans le menu de raccourci. Lcran [Setup] apparat. 3 Cliquez sur longlet [Rseau], puis cochez la case situe ct du nom dutilisateur pour HotSync. 4 Cliquez sur [paramtres TCP/IP], puis saisissez un masque de sous-rseau. 5 Cliquez sur [OK]. 6 Connectez votre ordinateur de poche CLI votre ordinateur et ralisez une opration HotSync USB locale. Les informations de lordinateur sont transfres sur votre ordinateur de poche CLI. Lorsque vous ralisez une opration HotSync via un rseau local sans fil, votre ordinateur de poche CLI identifie lordinateur en fonction des informations transfres. Prparation de votre ordinateur de poche CLI Excutez les tapes ci-dessous pour configurer votre ordinateur de poche CLI pour une opration HotSync via un rseau local sans fil. 1 Slectionnez [Wireless LAN] dans [Service] sur lcran [Network]
de [Preferences], puis slectionnez un nom de profil pour une opration HotSync sur lcran [Wireless LAN details]. Pour plus dinformations, reportez-vous aux tapes 1 6 de la section Connexion de votre ordinateur de poche CLI un rseau local sans fil pages 21 et 22. 32FR 2 Faites tourner le navigateur Jog Dial pour slectionner HotSync et appuyez sur le navigateur Jog Dial dans lcran Application Launcher. Lcran [HotSync] apparat. Vous pouvez galement appuyer licne [HotSync] pour afficher lcran HotSync. 3 Appuyez licne du menu et appuyez [Primary PC Setup]
dans le menu [Option]. 4 Vrifiez que les donnes saisies dans [Primary PC Address] et
[Subnet Mask(optional)] sont correctes, puis appuyez [OK]. 5 Appuyez licne du menu
, puis [Modem Sync Prefs] dans le menu [Option]. 6 Appuyez [Network], puis [OK]. 7 Lorsque lcran HotSync apparat, appuyez [Modem], puis
[Select Service]. 8 Appuyez V dans [Service], slectionnez [Wireless LAN], puis appuyez [Done]. Astuce Il nest pas ncessaire de saisir un numro de tlphone dans [Enter phone #]. Remarque Il est galement ncessaire de slectionner [Wireless LAN] dans [Service] sur lcran [Network] de [Preferences] qui peut tre lanc partir de lcran daccueil. Ralisation dune opration HotSync Une fois la prparation de votre ordinateur de poche CLI et de votre ordinateur termine, effleurez licne [HotSync] sur lcran [HotSync]. Votre ordinateur de poche CLI se connecte automatiquement au rseau et dmarre une opration HotSync. Lorsque la communication est impossible Lors de lexcution de ltape 3 ci-dessus, effacez [Primary PC Name]. 33FR Dpannage En cas de problme, par exemple, si la communication est impossible ou si lappareil ne fonctionne pas normalement, procdez la vrification des points indiqus dans ce guide de dpannage. Visitez le site Internet dassistance de Sony CLI :
Clients aux Etats-Unis et au Canada :
http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/access/
Clients en Europe :
http://www.clie-link.com/
Clients de la zone Asie-Pacifique et du Mexique :
http://vaio-online.sony.com/clie/
Si le problme persiste, contactez le revendeur Sony auprs duquel vous avez achet ce produit ou un reprsentant Sony de votre rgion. Symptme Votre ordinateur de poche CLI ne reconnat pas cette carte LAN sans fil.
(Mme si votre ordinateur de poche CLI a tabli la connexion, le tmoin de la carte LAN sans fil ne clignote pas.) Vous ne pouvez pas connecter votre ordinateur de poche CLI un point daccs LAN sans fil. 34FR Cause/remde p Appuyez sur licne [CF Utility] sur lcran daccueil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI, puis vrifiez si les informations relatives la carte sont correctes et procdez comme suit. Retirez la carte LAN sans fil de votre ordinateur de poche CLI, puis insrez-la de nouveau. Lutilitaire LAN sans fil de cette carte
(PEGA-WL110) nest pas install. Installez-le laide du CD-ROM fourni. Pour obtenir davantage dinformations, consultez la section Installation du logiciel la page 12. Le point daccs LAN sans fil se dconnecte. p Mettez le point daccs LAN sans fil sous tension. Un service autre que le service LAN sans fil est slectionn dans les prfrences rseau. p Slectionnez [Wireless LAN] dans [Service]. Les rglages du profil sont incorrects. p Corrigez les rglages de lID rseau (SSID), de la cl WEP, etc. Vrifiez galement les rglages du point daccs LAN sans fil. Symptme Cause/remde Vous ne pouvez pas connecter votre ordinateur de poche CLI un point daccs LAN sans fil. Vous avez oubli une touche WEP (cryptage). Impossible daccder Internet. Impossible denvoyer ou de recevoir des e-mails. Il est possible quun obstacle interfre avec les ondes radio (par ex., une plaque mtallique, un bloc de bton, de leau) entre votre ordinateur de poche CLI et le point daccs LAN sans fil. p Dplacez votre ordinateur de poche CLI et/ou le point daccs LAN sans fil. p Dsactivez le mode dconomie dnergie. Pour obtenir davantage dinformations, consultez la section Rglages avancs la page 20. Le canal du point daccs LAN sans fil nest pas dfini entre 1 et 11. p Modifiez le rglage du canal du point daccs LAN sans fil. Un autre appareil, proximit de votre ordinateur de poche CLI, fonctionne galement sur la bande de frquences 2,4 GHz (four micro-ondes, appareil compatible Bluetooth, etc.). p Mettez cet appareil hors tension ou loignez-
les lun de lautre. p Redfinissez la cl WEP (cryptage) du point daccs LAN sans fil. Pour obtenir des informations plus dtailles, reportez-vous au mode demploi du point daccs LAN sans fil. Le point daccs LAN sans fil que vous utilisez nest pas connect Internet. p Les rglages du point daccs LAN sans fil Internet sont incorrects. Corrigez ces rglages en suivant le mode demploi du point daccs LAN sans fil. Avec des dispositifs de scurit rseau, tels quun pare-feu, laccs Internet peut vous tre refus. p Pour obtenir davantage dinformations sur la scurit de votre rseau, renseignez-vous auprs de votre administrateur systme. p Vrifiez les rglages de votre messagerie lectronique. Pour obtenir des informations sur la configuration de votre logiciel de messagerie, consultez son mode demploi. 35FR Symptme Impossible de parcourir des pages daccueil. Le transfert de donnes est lent. Cause/remde p Vrifiez les rglages de votre navigateur Web. Pour obtenir des informations sur la configuration de votre navigateur Web, consultez son mode demploi. Dautres points daccs LAN sans fil interfrent avec la communication. p Modifiez le numro du canal du point daccs LAN sans fil que vous utilisez. Pour obtenir des informations plus dtailles sur la modification de ce rglage, reportez-vous au mode demploi du point daccs LAN sans fil. Le point daccs LAN sans fil est trs sollicit. p Patientez quelques instants et essayez nouveau dy accder. Il est possible quun obstacle interfre avec les ondes radio (par ex., une plaque mtallique, un bloc de bton, de leau) entre votre ordinateur de poche CLI et le point daccs LAN sans fil. p Dplacez votre ordinateur de poche CLI et/ou le point daccs LAN sans fil. p Dsactivez le mode dconomie dnergie. Pour obtenir davantage dinformations, consultez la section Rglages avancs la page 20. Impossible de raliser une opration HotSync. p Vrifiez les rglages HotSync. Pour obtenir davantage dinformations sur la modification de ce rglage, reportez-vous au mode demploi fourni avec votre ordinateur de poche CLI. En outre, si votre ordinateur est quip dun pare-feu, il est possible que lopration HotSync ne fonctionne pas correctement. Astuce Lors dune communication laide de votre ordinateur de poche CLI quip de sa carte LAN sans fil, vous pouvez visualiser les prfrences rseau (par ex., ladresse IP utilise, ladresse IP du serveur DNS, etc.). Cliquez sur [Network]
dans lcran [Preferences], puis slectionnez [Option] et [View Log] dans le menu. 36FR Prcautions dutilisation Manipulation de la carte LAN sans fil Ne soumettez pas la carte des chocs violents et ne la faites pas tomber. Ceci pourrait entraner un dysfonctionnement de lappareil. Nutilisez pas ou ne rangez pas cet appareil dans des endroits :
- soumis des tempratures extrmement leves, comme au rayonnement direct du soleil ou proximit dun chauffage
- exposs une poussire excessive
- extrmement humides
- soumis des vibrations
- mal ars. Ceci pourrait entraner un dysfonctionnement de lappareil. Nutilisez pas la carte sur une surface instable. Ne placez pas dobjet mtallique tel quun trombone, etc. dans cette carte. Lorsque vous insrez cette carte dans lordinateur de poche CLI, veillez ne pas forcer en linsrant dans le mauvais sens. Ceci pourrait entraner un dysfonctionnement de lappareil. Si un appareil fonctionne une bande de frquences de 2,4 GHz proximit de lordinateur de poche CLI, la carte et lordinateur de poche CLI risquent de ne pas fonctionner correctement. Condensation La condensation est le phnomne qui transforme lhumidit de lair en gouttelettes deau au contact dune plaque mtallique etc. De la condensation peut se former la surface ou lintrieur de cette carte LAN sans fil si vous la transportez directement dun endroit froid un endroit chaud ou lorsque vous allumez le chauffage dune pice froide en hiver. Lutilisation de cette carte LAN sans fil en prsence de condensation peut entraner un dysfonctionnement. Si de la condensation se forme sur cette carte LAN sans fil, ne mettez pas lordinateur de poche CLI sous tension tant que la condensation na pas disparu. 37FR Spcifications Alimentation Aliment via lordinateur de poche CLI Consommation lectrique Lors de la transmission : environ 940 mW (typ)*
Au repos : environ 200 mW (typ)*
* Rglage par dfaut
(Remarque : La carte LAN sans fil ne consomme pas dlectricit lorsque le tmoin LED est teint.) Dimensions Environ 42,8 52,0 6,4 mm (largeur/longueur/paisseur)
(Environ 1 11/16 2 1/8 9/32 pouces) Poids Environ 16 g (0,6 oz) Porte maximale des communications 1) A lintrieur : 60 m (200 ft.) A lextrieur : 150 m (500 ft.) Norme applique IEEE 802.11b Bande de frquences Bande de 2,4 GHz (canaux 1 11, bande ISM) WEP (cryptage de donnes) 128-bit/40-bit Mthode de modulation DS-SS (en conformit avec la norme IEEE 802.11b) Temprature de fonctionnement 5 C 35 C (41 F 95 F) 1) La porte relle varie selon divers facteurs, en fonction par exemple des obstacles entre les appareils, des champs magntiques proximit dun four micro-ondes, de llectricit statique, des interfrences, de la qualit des ondes radio, de la sensibilit de rception ou des performances de lantenne, du systme dexploitation ou du logiciel utilis, etc. La conception et les spcifications sont sujettes modification sans pravis. 38FR 39FR 40FR 41FR Customer Support For the latest support information, check our official Sony CLI website Customers in the U.S.A. and Canada:
http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/access/
Customers in Europe:
http://www.clie-link.com/
Customers in Asia-Pacific and Mexico:
http://vaio-online.sony.com/clie/
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4-668-080-11 (1) Wireless LAN Card Operating Instructions PEGA-WL100 2002 Sony Corporation Owners Record The model number and serial number are located at the rear of the product. Record the model number and the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model Number : PEGA-WL100 Serial Number : __________________ For the customers in USA and Canada :
NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC WARNING Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. 2
: SONY
: PEGA-WL100 Declaration of Conformity Trade Name Model No. Responsible Party : Sony Electronics Inc. Address Telephone No. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
: 1 Sony Drive, Park Ridge, NJ 07656 USA
: 201-930-6972 FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
This transmitter complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. To comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, no change to the antenna or the device is permitted. Any change to the antenna or the device could result in the device exceeding the RF exposure requirements and void user. In addition, this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. The term IC: before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Lutilisation de ce dispositif est autorise seulement aux conditions suivantes: (1) il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et (2) lutilisateur du dispositif doit tre prt accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique reu, mme si ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. Continued on next page 3 To prevent radio interference to the licensed service, this device is intended to be operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment (or its transmit antenna) that is installed outdoors is subject to licensing. Pour empcher que cet appareil cause du brouillage au service faisant lobjet dune licence, il doit tre utilis lintrieur et devrait tre plac loin des fentres afin de fournir un cran de blindage maximal. Si le matriel (ou son antenne dmission) est install lextrieur, il doit faire lobjet dune licence. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numrique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-
003 du Canada. For the customers in European countries :
Sony hereby declares that this product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of European Directive 1999/5/EC. In some countries the use of the Wireless LAN Card is restricted. Before using it, make sure you read the regulation leaflet of this product. Warnings In some situations or environments, the use of the IEEE 802.11b technology might be restricted by the proprietor of the building or responsible representatives of the organization, for example on board of airplanes, in hospitals or in any other environment where the risk of interference with other devices or services is perceived or identified as harmful. If you are uncertain about the policy applying to the use of IEEE 802.11b technology in a specific organization or environment, you are encouraged to first ask for authorization prior to switching it on. Consult your physician or the manufacturer of personal medical devices
(pacemakers, hearing aids, etc.) regarding any restrictions on the use of IEEE 802.11b technology. 4 Sony,
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, Jog subsidiaries. Palm Desktop and HotSync logo are trademarks of Palm, Inc. or its subsidiaries. Microsoft, Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Adobe and Adobe Acrobat Reader are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other names of systems, products and services are trademarks of their respective owners. In the manual, the TM or marks are not specified. Before using the PEGA-WL100, be sure to read the End User Software License Agreement that accompanies it. Copyright laws prohibit reproducing the software or the manual accompanying it in whole or in part, or renting the software without the permission of the copyright holder. In no event will SONY be liable for any financial damages, or loss of profits, including claims made by third parties, arising out of the use of the software supplied with this unit. If a problem occurs with this product as a result of defective manufacturing, SONY will replace it. However, SONY bears no other responsibility. The software provided with this unit cannot be used with other units. Please note that, due to continued efforts to improve quality, the software specifications may be changed without notice. Operation of this unit with software other than that provided is not covered by the warranty. 5 Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................................................... 7 Names of Parts .............................................................................................. 9 Inserting/Removing the Wireless LAN Card ........................................ 10 Installing the Software ............................................................................... 12 Performing Communications via a Wireless LAN Access Point
(Infrastructure Mode) .............................................................................. 14 Basic Settings ..................................................................................... 14 Advanced Settings ............................................................................ 20 Connecting your CLI Handheld to a Wireless LAN ........................... 21 Performing Communications Directly between your CLI Handheld and Another Device on a Wireless LAN (Ad-Hoc Mode) ................. 23 Basic Settings ..................................................................................... 23 Connecting your CLI Handheld to Another Device on a Wireless LAN ................................................................................. 30 Performing a HotSync Operation via a Network with a Wireless LAN Card ................................................................................................. 32 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................... 34 Precautions on Use ..................................................................................... 37 Specifications ............................................................................................... 38 6 Introduction This product is a Wireless LAN Card for the Sony Personal Entertainment Organizer (mentioned as CLI handheld after this) of the Palm OS 5 (ver5.0). This product complies with IEEE 802.11b* and allows you to access the Internet wirelessly in locations where there is a Wi-Fi certified wireless LAN access point.
* Wi-Fi certified. Performing a HotSync operation You can perform a HotSync operation via a network (synchronize data wirelessly) between your CLI handheld and a personal computer. For details on HotSync operation, see the Operating Instructions of your CLI handheld. PEGA-WL100 and CLI handheld Personal computer LAN access point Continued on next page 7 Accessing the Internet You can access the Internet from your CLI handheld in which this Wireless LAN card is inserted through a LAN access point, and enjoy browsing various websites or sending/receiving email. Internet PEGA-WL100 and CLI handheld LAN access point Notes To access the Internet through a LAN access point, you need to be a subscriber to a telecommunications company and an Internet Service Provider (ISP) in advance. You may need a personal computer to set a wireless LAN. For details, see the Operating Instructions of your wireless LAN access point. 8 Names of Parts Wireless LAN Card Front LED indicator Blinks slowly while your CLI handheld is connected to an access point, etc. Blinks rapidly during data transfer.
(Flashing speed varies depending on the amount of data being transferred). Does not blink when your CLI handheld is not connected to an access point, etc. Rear MAC Address This address may be used by your System Administrator. Other items included CD-ROM (1) Hard case (1) Operating Instructions (1) Warranty card (1) End-Users License Agreement (1) 9 Inserting/Removing the Wireless LAN Card Inserting the Wireless LAN card in your CLI handheld Insert the Wireless LAN card in Wireless Communication Slot of the CLI handheld. Notes Insert the Wireless LAN card straight in Wireless Communication Slot of the CLI handheld. Do not insert the Wireless LAN card in the wrong way. Forcing it in the wrong way will damage it and cause a malfunction. You may be unable to use the Wireless LAN card when the remaining power of the battery in the CLI handheld is low. Before using, charge the battery fully. Insert the Wireless LAN card all the way into the slot until it fully mates with the connector. 10 Removing the Wireless LAN card from your CLI handheld After use, terminate communications. Then, pull the wireless LAN card up straight. When using this Wireless LAN card with a Flip&Rotate style CLI handheld Do not rotate the display when the wireless LAN card is inserted in the Wireless Commnunication Slot of the CLI handheld. This may press the display panel against the Wireless LAN card and cause a malfunction. Note During communication, do not remove the Wireless LAN card or subject the CLI handheld to excessive shock. 11 Installing the Software When you try to perform wireless LAN communications for the first time after inserting the Wireless LAN card in your CLI handheld, you need to install the Wireless LAN utility in your CLI handheld. You can install the Wireless LAN utility by using the supplied CD-
ROM. Note Before installation, it is necessary to have Palm Desktop for CLI installed and to perform a HotSync operation. Connect the CLI handheld to a Windows computer, using a cradle, etc. For details on how to connect the CLI handheld to the computer, see the Operating Instructions of your CLI handheld. 1 Perform a soft reset on your CLI handheld. For details on how to perform a soft reset, see the Operating Instructions of your CLI handheld. 2 Insert the supplied CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive of your Windows computer. The installer starts and the initial screen appears. Tip If the installer does not start automatically, double-click [setup] (setup.exe) which can be found in the CD-ROM. 3 Proceed with the installation, following the installers instructions. On the user name selection screen, select a users name. Note If you want to use more than one CLI handheld, you need to install this utility in each CLI handheld. 12 4 Click [Done] when the installer-closing screen appears. Your computer is ready to install the Wireless LAN utility to your CLI handheld. In the next step, you will perform a HotSync operation to carry out the installation. 5 Click the icon on the task tray that is located in the lower right corner of the Windows display on your computer. Check that [Local USB] is ticked in the shortcut menu on the display. Tip If you cannot find the Programs] in Windows XP), [Sony Handheld], and then [HotSync Manager] to start up the HotSync manager, from the [Start] menu. 6 Execute a local HotSync operation on your CLI icon on the task tray, click [Programs] ([All handheld. The Wireless LAN utility is installed into your CLI handheld. Note Part of this software application extends into the system of CLI handheld. Therefore, it cannot be uninstalled. After you perform a hard reset Be sure to reinstall this utility. After a hard reset, normally, the backup data in a personal computer is automatically restored to your CLI handheld through a HotSync operation. However, this utility restores only the setting file when a HotSync operation is performed, and it does not restore the utility itself. Therefore, it is necessary to reinstall this utility after a hard reset. 13 Performing Communications via a Wireless LAN Access Point
(Infrastructure Mode) You can wirelessly access the Internet or perform communications with other communication device through a wireless LAN access point. Basic Settings Before setting You first need to input a couple of values to set the wireless LAN access point you use. Check the following values in advance.
[NetworkID (SSID)]: It is also called ESS-ID or Network Name.
[WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)]: It is also called Encryption. For details, ask your System Administrator. When you have a wireless LAN access point for your personal use, refer to the operating instructions of the wireless LAN access point. Note The Wireless LAN card uses the 1-11 channels (2.4 GHz band of frequencies). If your access point uses the 12-14 channels, it is impossible to perform communications using the Wireless LAN card. 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in Wireless Communication Slot of your CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select [Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 14 4 Tap V of [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. 5 Tap [Details...] in the lower left corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap [Create]. A new input screen of [Wireless LAN Setup] appears. Check that [Infrastructure] is selected (highlighted) in
[ConnectMode]. If it is not selected, tap [Infrastructure] to select it. Continued on next page 15 Tip Tapping the explanation for the setting. mark in the upper right corner of the screen shows a brief 7 Enter a profile name in [ProfileName]. Specify a name freely according to the name of the other communication device, access point, etc. 8 Enter a network ID in [NetworkID (SSID)]. Network ID (SSID) is fixed on the part of the access point you use. Be sure to enter the network ID (SSID) that is specified by your access point. Note Network ID is case-sensitive between capital letters and small letters. Be careful when entering a Network ID. 16 9 Select the encryption level in [WEP]. WEP (encryption level) is fixed depending on the access point you use. Be sure to select the encryption that is used by your access point. Tip When you select [None] in [WEP], you do not need to enter a WEP key. In this case, skip the next step, and go to Step 11. 10 Enter a WEP key. The WEP key is fixed, depending on the access point you use. Be sure to enter the WEP key that is specified by your access point. b Continued on next page 17 When you select 40/64bit: alphanumeric string (5 characters) Enter a 5-digit password using alphabet (a-z), numbers (0-9) and symbols. When you select 40/64bit: hexadecimal notation (10 figures
(Hex)) Enter a 10-digit password using alphabet (a-f) and numbers
(0-9). When you select 104/128bit: alphanumeric string (13 characters) Enter a 13-digit password using alphabet (a-z), numbers
(0-9) and symbols. When you select 104/128bit: hexadecimal notation (26 figures
(Hex)) Enter a 26-digit password using alphabet (a-f) and numbers
(0-9). Note WEP key distinguishes between capital letters and small letters. Be careful when entering a WEP key. Tips WEP key is the function that encrypts data that are to be sent by radio waves. Depending on the manufacturer, the above WEP keys may be assigned a different name. 11 Tap [OK]. The basic settings are completed by the profile name you set in Step 7. 12 Tap the Home icon on your CLI handheld. The home screen appears. 18 Modifying the settings 1 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 2 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select
[Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 3 Tap V of [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. 4 Tap [Details...] in the lower left corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 5 Tap V below [ProfileName], and select the profile name you want to modify. 6 Tap [Edit] at the bottom of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] input screen appears. 7 Modify the settings. 8 Tap [OK]. 9 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Deleting the profile you have set 1 In Step 6 of Modifying the settings above, tap [Delete] at the bottom of the screen. The selected profile is deleted. 2 Tap [OK]. 3 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Note Do not modify the settings while the Wireless LAN card is being connected to the wireless LAN access point. 19 Advanced Settings Setting a network manually When it is necessary to set a network IP address or DNS address, follow the procedure below. 1 Tap [Advanced Setup] in the lower right corner of the
[Wireless LAN Setup] input screen. 2 Tap the checkbox of [Auto] in [IP Address] or [DNS Address], and remove the tick. The IP Address input screen or the DNS Address input screen appears. 3 Enter necessary addresses. 4 Tap [OK] when you complete the setting. Disabling the power saving mode 1 Tap [Advanced Setup] in the lower right corner of the [Wireless LAN Setup] input screen. 2 Tap the checkbox of [Enable] in [PowerSaveMode], and remove the tick. The power saving mode is disabled. Tip When the communication conditions are not good, you can disable the power saving mode to maximize the battery power and achieve better communications. However, it will make the battery life shorter. Normally, the power saving mode is recommended. 20 Connecting your CLI Handheld to a Wireless LAN 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in Wireless Communication Slot of your CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select [Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 4 Tap V of [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. Tip If you have set only one profile, go to Step 8. Continued on next page 21 5 Tap [Details...] in the lower left corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap V below [Profile Name], and select the profile name you want to use. 7 Tap [OK]. The [Preferences] screen appears again. 8 Tap [Connect] at the bottom of the screen. Your CLI handheld begins to connect to a wireless LAN. When a connection is established, start up the application you like. 22 Performing Communications Directly between your CLI Handheld and Another Device on a Wireless LAN
(Ad-Hoc Mode) Your CLI handheld can communicate directly with another device on a wireless LAN without using a wireless LAN access point. The Ad-hoc mode settings and communications require network knowledge. Basic Settings 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in Wireless Communication Slot of your CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select [Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 4 Tap V of [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. Continued on next page 23 5 Tap [Details...] in the lower left corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap [Create]. A new input screen of [Wireless LAN Setup] appears. Tip Tapping the explanation for the setting. mark in the upper right corner of the screen shows a brief 7 Enter a profile name in [ProfileName]. Specify a name freely according to the name of the other communication device, access point, etc. 24 8 Enter a network ID in [NetworkID (SSID)]. Specify an alphanumeric string freely. The same network ID
(SSID) needs to be entered in both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. 9 Select the encryption level in [WEP]. Be sure to select the same encryption level for both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. Tip When you select [None] in [WEP], you do not need to enter a WEP key. In this case, skip the next step, and go to Step 11. Continued on next page 25 10 Enter a WEP key. Be sure to enter the same WEP key in both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. For details on WEP key, see pages 17-18. b 11 Tap [Adhoc] in [ConnectMode]. The Ad-hoc mode is selected as the connection type. 26 12 Tap V of [ch] below [Adhoc], and select a channel. Be sure to select the same channel for both your CLI handheld and the other communication device. Select a channel from 1 to 11. 13 Tap [Advanced Setup] in the lower right corner of the screen. 14 Tap the checkbox of [Auto] in [IP Address], and remove the tick. The IP address input screen appears. Note Ad-hoc mode may not be established if Auto is checked. The connection works only when both of the PC without DHCP and CLI handheld select Auto. Most of the time, user has to enter static IP on CLI handheld for the Ad-hoc mode. Continued on next page 27 15 Enter an IP address and a sub-netmask. Enter different IP addresses in your CLI handheld and the other communication device. Enter the same Subnet mask in your CLI handheld and the other communication device.
(Eg.) IP address CLI handheld: 192.168.0.1 Other device: 192.168.0.2 CLI handheld/other device:
255.255.255.0 Subnet mask Note User has to find the Subnet mask from the PC that he/she wants to connect to. The following is referred to find Subnet mask on a PC. Windows 98 and Windows ME:
From [Start] c [Run...] c type in winipcfg c the [IP configuration] dialog box appears c check the IP address and Subnet mask. Windows 2000 and Windows XP:
From [Start] c [Run...] c type in cmd c type ipconfig/all c check the IP address and Subnet mask. Tip Enter a gateway address if necessary. When it is necessary to enter a DNS address, tap and tick the checkbox of [Auto] in [DNS Address] before entering the DNS address. 16 Tap [OK]. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 17 Tap [OK]. The settings are completed in the profile name you set in Step 7. 18 Tap the Home icon on your CLI handheld. The home screen appears. 28 Modifying the settings 1 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 2 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select
[Network]. The [Network] screen appears. 3 Tap V of [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. 4 Tap [Details...] in the lower left corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 5 Tap V below [ProfileName], and select the profile name you want to modify. 6 Tap [Edit] at the bottom of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] input screen appears. 7 Modify the settings. 8 Tap [OK]. 9 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Deleting the profile you have set 1 In Step 6 of Modifying the settings above, tap [Delete] at the bottom of the screen. The [Delete Profile] confirmation dialog window appears. 2 Tap [OK] to confirm deletion or [Cancel] to cancel the deletion. 3 Tap the Home icon. The home screen appears. Note Do not modify the settings while the Wireless LAN card is being connected to the wireless LAN access point. Continued on next page 29 Connecting your CLI Handheld to Another Device on a Wireless LAN 1 Insert the Wireless LAN card in Wireless Communication Slot of your compatible CLI handheld. 2 Tap the [Prefs] icon on the home screen of your CLI handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 3 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select [Network]. 4 Tap V of [Service], and select [Wireless LAN]. Tip If you have set only one profile, go to Step 8. 30 5 Tap [Details...] in the lower left corner of the screen. The [Wireless LAN Setup] screen appears. 6 Tap V below [Profile Name], and select the profile name you want to use. 7 Tap [OK]. The [Preferences] screen appears again. 8 Tap [Connect] at the bottom of the screen. Your CLI handheld begins to connect to a wireless LAN. When a connection is established, start up the application you like. 31 Performing a HotSync Operation via a Network with a Wireless LAN Card This Wireless LAN card can be used in various ways. For example, you can perform a HotSync operation with a Windows computer via a wireless LAN. Follow the procedures below. Preparing your computer 1 Click the icon in the Windows task tray (bottom-right corner of the taskbar) and select [Network] from the shortcut menu. 2 Click the icon in the Windows task tray again and select
[Setup] from the shortcut menu. The [Setup] screen is displayed. 3 Click the [Network] tab, then click the check box next to the user name for HotSync. 4 Click [TCP/IP Settings], and enter a Subnet Mask. 5 Click [OK]. 6 Connect your CLI handheld to your computer, and perform a HotSync operation. The computer information is transferred to your CLI handheld. When you perform a HotSync operation via a wireless LAN, your CLI handheld identifies the computer based on the information transferred. Preparing your CLI handheld Follow the steps below to set up your CLI handheld for a HotSync operation via a wireless LAN. 1 Select [Wireless LAN] in [Service] on the [Network] screen of
[Preferences], and select a profile name for a HotSync operation on the [Wireless LAN details] screen. For details, see the Steps 1 to 6 of Connecting your CLI Handheld to a Wireless LAN on pages 21 and 22. 32 2 Rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select HotSync and press the Jog Dial navigator on the Application Launcher screen. The [HotSync] screen is displayed. You can also tap the [HotSync] icon to display the HotSync screen. 3 Tap the Menu icon, and tap [Primary PC Setup] from the
[Option] menu. 4 Check that correct data is entered in [Primary PC Address] and
[Subnet Mask(optional)], and tap [OK]. 5 Tap the Menu icon, and tap [Modem Sync Prefes] from the
[Option] menu. 6 Tap [Network], and tap [OK]. 7 When the HotSync screen appears, tap [Modem], and then tap
[Select Service]. 8 Tap V of [Service], select [Wireless LAN], and tap [Done]. Tip It is unnecessary to enter a telephone number in [Enter phone #]. Note It is also necessary to select [Wireless LAN] in [Service] on the [Network] screen of the [Preferences] that can be started from the home screen. Performing a HotSync operation When you finish the preparation of your CLI handheld and your computer, tap the [HotSync] icon on the [HotSync] screen. Your CLI handheld automatically connects to the network and begins a HotSync operation. When communication is not possible Following the above Step 3, erase the [Primary PC Name]. 33 Troubleshooting If any problem occurs, for example, if communication is not possible, or if the unit does not operate normally, please check the points listed in this troubleshooting guide. Visit Sony CLI support website:
Customers in USA, Canada and Mexico:
http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/access/
Customers in European Countries:
http://www.clie-link.com/
Customers in Asia-Pacific Countries:
http://vaio-online.sony.com/clie/
If the problem persists, contact the Sony dealer where you purchased this product or a Sony service representative serving your area. Symptom Your CLI handheld does not recognize this Wireless LAN card.
(Although connection has started, the LED indicator on the Wireless LAN card does not flash.) You cannot connect your CLI handheld to an access point. 34 Cause/Remedy The Wireless LAN card is not installed correctly in your CLI handheld. p Insert the Wireless LAN card into Wireless Communication Slot of your compatible CLI handheld in the correct way until it fully mates with the connector. A service other than [Wireless LAN] is selected in the [Network] of [Preferences]. p Select [Wireless LAN] in [Service]. A wrong profile is selected. p Check the [Profile Name] you have selected on the [Wireless LAN Setup]
screen. The settings for communications are not correct. p Check the settings of Network ID, WEP key, etc. Symptom You cannot connect your CLI handheld to an access point. Cause/Remedy Your CLI handheld and the access point are placed too far apart. p Decrease the distance between them. There is an obstacle that could block off radio waves (e.g., metal plate, concrete block) between your CLI handheld and the access point. p Move your CLI handheld and/or the access point to different places. p Disable the power saving mode.
(This will increase the power consumption. Be careful of the remaining battery power). The channels of the access point are not set at 1-11. p Change the channel setting of the access point. You cannot access the Internet. The access point you are using is not configured for internet access. p Connect the access point to the Internet, following the operating instructions of the access point. There is a mistake in the Network settings. p Ask your System Administrator about the settings. The data transfer rate is slow. Some other access points are interfering with communication. p Change the channel number of the access point you are using. For details on how to change the setting, see the Operating Instructions of your access point. The access point is being heavily used. p Wait a while and try access again. Continued on next page 35 Symptom The data transfer rate is slow. Cause/Remedy There is an obstacle that could block off radio waves (e.g., metal plate, concrete block) between your CLI handheld and the access point. p Move your CLI handheld and/or the access point to a different place. p Disable the power saving mode.
(This will increase the power consumption. Be careful of the remaining battery power). There is a device operating at the 2.4 GHz band of frequencies (microwave oven, Bluetooth-enabled device, etc.) around the CLI handheld. p Increase the distance between the device and the CLI handheld or turn off the power of the device. You forget a WEP
(encryption) key. You cannot send or receive email. You cannot perform a HotSync operation. You cannot browse homepages. p After changing all the settings of the access point to its factory default setting, set the access point again. To restore the default settings, see the operating instructions of the access point. p Check the settings of the emailing software you are using. For details on how to set the emailing software, see its operating instructions. p Check the settings of HotSync. For details on how to set HotSync, see the operating instructions supplied with your CLI handheld. p Check the settings of the web browser you are using. For details on how to set the web browser, see its operating instructions. Tip You can view the data of the communication preferences. While performing communications using your CLI handheld in which this Wireless LAN card is inserted, show the [Network] screen of [Preferences]. Select [Option] on the menu, then select [View Log]. 36 Precautions on Use Handling this Wireless LAN Card Do not subject the card to excessive shock, and take care not to drop it to prevent malfunction. Do not use or store this unit in locations subject to:
- extremely high temperature, such as in direct sunlight or near a heater.
- excessive dust
- high humidity
- vibrations
- poor ventilation It may cause a malfunction. Do not use the card in a shaky, unstable place. Do not put a metal object such as a metal clip etc. inside the card. When inserting the card in the CLI handheld, take care not to force it in the wrong way. It may cause a malfunction. When there is a device operating at the 2.4 GHz band of frequencies around the CLI handheld, the card and the CLI handheld may not work correctly. Condensation Condensation is a phenomenon that occurs when moisture in the air becomes water drops when it contacts a metal plate etc. Condensation may occur on the surface or inside of the Wireless LAN Card on occasions when you quickly move it from a cold place to a warm place, when you turn on the heater in the room on a cold, winter morning. Using the Wireless LAN Card with condensation on it may cause a malfunction. If condensation occurs on the Wireless LAN Card, leave it without turning on the power of the CLI handheld until the condensation disappears. 37 Specifications Power source Powered by CLI handheld Power consumption When transmitting: Approx. 560 920 mW (typ)*
Idle: Approx. 90 mW (typ)*
* At the default setting
(Note: The Wireless LAN card consumes no electricity when the LED indicator is off.) Dimensions Approx. 1 11/16 2 1/4 1/4 in. (width/length/thickness)
(42.8 55.4 5.9 mm) Mass Approx. 0.5 oz (14 g) Maximum communication range1) Indoor: 300 ft. (90 m) Outdoor: 1000 ft. (300 m) Supported protocol TCP/IP Applied standard IEEE 802.11b Frequency band 2.4 GHz band (1 11 channels, ISM band) WEP (data encryption) 128-bit/40-bit Modulation method DS-SS (in conformity to IEEE 802.11b) Operating temperature 41 F 95 F (5 C 35 C) 1) Actual range will vary depending on factors such as obstacles between devices, magnetic fields around a microwave oven, static electricity, interference, radio wave conditions, reception sensitivity or antenna performance, or the operating system or software application, etc. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. 38 39 Customer Support For the latest support information, check our official Sony CLI Web site Customers in USA, Canada and Mexico:
http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/access/
Customers in European Countries:
http://www.clie-link.com/
Customers in Asia-Pacific Countries http://vaio-online.sony.com/clie/
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if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
1 2 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Equipment Class | DTS - Digital Transmission System | ||||
1 2 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Personal Entertainment Organizer with Bluetooth | ||||
1 2 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
1 2 | Purpose / Application is for | Class II permissive change or modification of presently authorized equipment | ||||
1 2 | Original Equipment | |||||
1 2 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Grant Comments | Class II Permissive Change Output power is conducted. Co-located transmitter operating conditions with FCC ID: PD9WCF2011BM (Original) and FCC ID: AK8PEGAWL110 (Class II) have been evaluated as described in this filing. Separate RF exposure evaluation may be required for any portable or co-located transmitter conditions other than as evaluated in this filing, and separate equipment certification may be needed depending on co-location configurations and RF exposure conditions. Only those antenna(s)/transmitters as documented in this filing can be used with this device. End-users must be provided with specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance requirements. The highest reported SAR is 1.26 W/kg. | ||||
1 2 | Output power is conducted. Co-located transmitter operating conditions with FCC ID PD9WCF2011BM have been evaluated as described in this filing. Separate RF exposure evaluation is required for any portable or co-located transmitter conditions other than as evaluated in this filing, and separate equipment certification may be needed depending on co-location configurations and RF exposure conditions. Only those antenna(s)/transmitters as documented in this filing can be used with this device. End-users must be provided with specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance requirements. The highest reported SAR is 1.26 W/kg. This application was originally granted on January 15, 2003 | |||||
1 2 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
1 2 | Firm Name |
PCTEST Engineering Laboratory, Inc.
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1 2 | Name |
R******** O****
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1 2 | Telephone Number |
410-2********
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1 2 | Fax Number |
410-2********
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1 2 |
r******@pctestlab.com
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Equipment Specifications | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1 | 1 | 15C | 28 CE | 2402.00000000 | 2480.00000000 | 0.0010000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 1 | 15C | 28 CE | 2402.00000000 | 2480.00000000 | 0.0010000 |
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