Magellan MobileMapper CX Getting Started Guide - Page 66

Web Tools, Introduction, GPRS Connection

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English Web Tools Introduction The Magellan MobileMapper CX unit comes with standard programs allowing Internet access and email exchange while being still in the field. MobileMapper CX lets you go to the Internet using one of the following two connections: • Via a Bluetooth-enabled, GPRS-enabled cell phone. • Via a WiFi network using the WiFi-certified USB adapter model 5421A from U.S.Robotics. This adapter should be purchased separately. While a GPRS connection can be established from virtually anywhere, as far as mobile phone networks are available, WiFi-type local area networks on the other hand require that your location be within range of a WiFi access point. Once you get an Internet connection, you can: • Use Internet Explorer to access web sites, including webmail services. Note that with some webmail services, you cannot attach files to your emails. • Use Inbox to access your personal email account, receive and send emails, possibly with attached files (your GIS jobs for example). GPRS Connection Please refer to Step-by-Step Procedure for Establishing a GPRS Connection Via Bluetooth on page 18 for details. Then run Internet Explorer to access your Internet services or Inbox to send emails. 58

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Web Tools
Introduction
The Magellan MobileMapper CX unit comes with standard pro-
grams allowing Internet access and email exchange while be-
ing still in the field.
MobileMapper CX lets you go to the Internet using one of the
following two connections:
Via a Bluetooth-enabled, GPRS-enabled cell phone.
Via a WiFi network using the WiFi-certified USB adapter
model 5421A from U.S.Robotics. This adapter should be
purchased separately.
While a GPRS connection can be established from virtually
anywhere, as far as mobile phone networks are available,
WiFi-type local area networks on the other hand require that
your location be within range of a WiFi access point.
Once you get an Internet connection, you can:
• Use
Internet Explorer
to access web sites, including web-
mail services. Note that with some webmail services, you
cannot attach files to your emails.
• Use
Inbox
to access your personal email account, receive
and send emails, possibly with attached files (your GIS
jobs for example).
GPRS Connection
Please refer to
Step-by-Step Procedure for Establishing a
GPRS Connection Via Bluetooth on page 18
for details. Then
run Internet Explorer to access your Internet services or Inbox
to send emails.