Mobility Electronics iGo PS6U1M Bedienungsanleitung
User Guide
iGo USB Host Modem Adapter
Model Number: PS6U1M
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Copyright© 2004, 2005 Mobility Electronics, Inc. All rights reserved.
The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Disclaimer
Mobility Electronics, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting
from the use of this user guide. Mobility, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any loss or
claims by third parties that may arise through the use of this product. Mobility, Inc.
assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by deletion of data as a result of
malfunction, dead battery, or repairs. Be sure to make backup copies of all important data
on other media to protect against data loss.
First Edition — May 2005 Rev: 2
iGo is a registered trademark of Mobility Electronics, Inc. or its subsidiaries.
PalmOS and HotSync are registered trademarks, and Palm is a trademark, of Palm, Inc.
or its subsidiaries. Third-party products and brand names may be trademarks or registered
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Windows XP and Active Sync are either registered trademarks or trademarks of
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Contents
Introduction About the iGo USB Modem Adapter...........................................4
Minimum Requirements ..................................................................4
Unpacking the Product.....................................................................4
Chapter 1 Preparing to Use the USB Modem Adapter................................6
Installation Overview.......................................................................6
Preparing the USB Modem Adapter for Use...................................6
Configuring the Handheld Version of HotSync for Use with the
USB Modem Adapter ......................................................................6
Configuring the Handheld for Web Browsing with the USB
Modem Adapter...............................................................................7
Chapter 2 Install & Configure HotSync Desktop Synchronization
Software..........................................................................................8
Technical Support............................................................................9
Appendix A Glossary of Terms........................................................................10
Appendix B Warranties and Other Product Information.............................11
Hardware Warranty........................................................................11
Software Warranty.........................................................................12
Software License Agreement.........................................................13
FCC Statement (Part 68)................................................................14
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Introduction
About the iGo USB Host Modem Adapter
The iGo USB Host Modem Adapter enables a telephone connection to a host computer
from many palmOne handheld devices as well as the Symbol MC-50 mobile computer.
The iGo USB Host Modem Adapter operates as a USB Host and supports handhelds that
can operate as USB Peripheral. Handheld users can access and transfer critical
information as easily as making a phone call. This user guide provides an overview of
setting up and using the USB Modem Adapter.
Minimum Requirements
The following minimum requirements must be met for the network, handheld, and
desktop computer:
•palmOne m125/130/500/505/515, i705, Tungsten T/T2/T3/C/W, Zire 71/72 or
Symbol MC-50 mobile computer
•Analog phone line service
•The AC power adapter for iGo USB Host Modem Adapter
•iGo USB Host Modem Adapter
•A desktop computer with a V.92 compatible modem (V.90 maximum for
PS6U1M) and HotSync Manager® configured to synchronize via the modem
connection.
Unpacking the Product
The USB Modem Adapter box contains the following items:
•USB Modem Adapter
The USB Modem Adapter is designed for specific Palm handheld devices. There
are four connections associated with the USB Modem Adapter:
•USB connector
•Two RJ11 phone jacks (interchangeable) One jack is provided to bring the
phone connection from the wall (or telephone company) line into the device.
The other is provided to pass the signal through the device to a phone or other
device that shares the line. Please note that only one device may use the line
at a time.
•Power jack which is compatible with the included AC power adapter.
•Power adapter
The AC power adapter provided with the unit is designed specifically for the USB
Modem Adapter. It uses standard household outlet voltage (120VAC) and coverts
it to the voltage needed to power the cradle. This adapter is not intended for use
with any other device than the USB Modem Adapter. Using a power adapter
other than the one provided to power the USB Modem Adapter may damage the
unit and will void the warranty.
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•Quick install guide
•Warranty card
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Chapter 1
Preparing to Use the USB Modem Adapter
Installation Overview
Before using the USB Modem Adapter, the hardware and software must be properly
configured. Below is a summary of the steps required for proper configuration. This
chapter provides details about each step listed below.
Plug in the power cord and connect the USB Modem Adapter to a phone line.
Configure HotSync Manager to communicate via the USB Modem Adapter.
Preparing the USB Modem Adapter for Use
•After unpacking the product, plug one end of a RJ11 phone cord into either phone
connector on the back of the modem.
•Plug the other end of the phone cord into an analog telephone wall jack. The USB
Modem Adapter is designed for use on standard analog phone lines (also called
POTS lines). Digital lines such as those used in PBX systems are not compatible
with the USB Modem Adapter.
•Insert the barrel plug of the power adapter into the power jack on the back of the
unit.
•Plug the other end of the power adapter into a wall socket.
•The USB Modem Adapter is now ready for use.
•Connect the handheld’s USB interface (cradle or cable) to the modem’s USB port.
Connect the handheld to the USB interface (cradle or cable).
Configuring the Handheld Version of HotSync for Use with the USB
Modem Adapter
For complete information on using HotSync with a modem, please refer to the Palm
device user manual or software documentation.
HotSync is pre-installed on handhelds compatible with the USB Modem Adapter. It must
be configured to work with the USB Modem Adapter. See Chapter 2.
To configure HotSync to work with the USB Modem Adapter:
1. Open the HotSync application from main Palm menu.
2. Tap the Menu icon or “HotSync” in the upper left hand corner of the screen to
open the menu.
3. Tap “Options” to display the menu and select “Modem Sync Prefs.”
4. Ensure “Direct to Modem” option is selected, if not, then select it by taping on it
and exit the menu.
5. Tap “LANSync Prefs” to display the menu and select “Local HotSync.”
6. Open Prefs from the Main Menu.
7. From pull down menu select “Connection” and “New”, perform the following:
•Enter any name desired, for example “PSmodem”
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•Connect to should be set to “Modem”
•Via should be set to “Cradle\Cable”
•Dialing should be set to “Touch Tone”
•From the Details submenu choose Speed “57600 bps” and Flow Ctr
“Automatic”
•Exit Connection setup and open HotSync.
8. In the HotSync main screen select “Modem”.
9. Select the newly created connection from the pull down menu located below the
main HotSync button in the center of the screen.
10. Tap on “Enter phone #” and enter the appropriate phone number and specify
dialing options.
11. Connect the handheld’s USB interface (cradle or cable) to the modems USB port.
Connect the handheld to the USB interface. Initiate a HotSync from the
handheld’s screen.
Configuring the Handheld for Web Browsing with the USB Modem
Adapter
•Complete the instruction for “Configuring the Handheld Version of HotSync for
Use with the USB Modem Adapter” described above.
•Open the Prefs application from main Palm menu.
•From the drop down option in the upper right corner select “Network.”
•Click the Menu icon or “Preferences” in the upper left hand corner of the screen
to open then menu.
•Click “Service” to display the menu, Select “New.”
•Change Service name to PSModem or the name of your choice.
•Enter your ISP username and password.
•Select “Serial to Modem” from the Connection drop down.
•Click on “Tap to enter phone” and enter the appropriate phone number and
specify dialing options.
•Insert the handheld in the cradle and run your web browser.
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Chapter 2
Install & Configure HotSync Desktop Synchronization
Software
Before the USB Modem Adapter can be used to perform a HotSync via a phone line, the
HotSync software must be installed and/or configured on both the desktop computer and
the handheld device.
Tips to configure network desktop synchronization:
1. Follow the HotSync installation instructions to install the software on the desktop
computer.
2. Make sure the synchronization software is set up for use with a modem.
3. Make sure the appropriate user name is selected in the synchronization software.
NOTE: To perform any synchronization with the desktop computer using the USB
Modem Adapter, the desktop computer must be on, the desktop synchronization software
must be running, and the software must be set up for use with a modem.
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Technical Support
For additional information, refer to the FAQ List in the Support Section at
http://www.mobl.com/hh_cradle_support. If you need additional assistance, you can
contact technical support via e-mail at: handheld_connectivity@mobl.com or directly by
phone at (858) 530-2511. Please provide the following information:
•Name, email address, and phone number
•iGo USB Modem Adapter model number
•iGo USB Modem Adapter serial number
•Handheld device make and model
•PC make, model, and operating system
•Detailed problem description
NOTE: The USB Modem Adapter serial number can be found on the bottom label of the
adapter.
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Appendix A
Glossary of Terms
Desktop Computer: A PC or Laptop where information resides that you perform a
HotSync with using a USB or serial cradle.
Modem: A device for transmitting data over telephone wires by modulating
the data into an audio signal to send it and demodulating an audio
signal into data to receive it.
Handheld: A handheld computing device, specifically Palm m500 or
Tungsten Series handhelds.
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