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Nokia Content Copier Protocol Nokia model number TDMA 5120, 5125, 5160, 5165 3 6120/6120i, 6160/6160i/6160m 6161/6161i, 6162/6162i/6162m, 8260 CDMA 3280, 3285 5170/5170i, 5180/5180i, 5185 6180/6180i, 6185/6185i GSM1900 3390, 3395 [ 15 ]

Section	Page
Nokia PC Suite 4.6 User Guide and PC/PDA Connectivity Guide for Nokia 6385/6370 Phones	1
Legal notices	2
Table of Contents	3
1 Introduction	7
• Observe system requirements	7
• Learn about compatible applications	8
• Understand requirements for digital data and fax calls	8
• Print this guide	9
• Observe abbreviations	9
• Observe safety notes	9
• Learn about infrared communications	10
Enable infrared communications	10
Interruptions to infrared communications	10
2 Nokia PC Suite Installation	11
• Learn about IR for Me and XP users	11
Plug and Play detection	12
Before installing PC Suite	12
• Install PC Suite	12
Select your connection method	13
Change language	14
• Remove PC Suite	14
3 Nokia Content Copier	15
• Learn about compatible phones	15
• Learn about Content Copier	16
Copy information from the source phone	17
Save the source phone data	18
Copy information to the target phone	18
Nokia Connection Manager	19
Nokia Content Copier log	20
• Learn about other Nokia phones	20
4 Nokia PC Composer	22
PC hardware setup	22
• Tour PC Composer	23
• Compose a new ringing tone	24
Create a new ringing tone	24
Enter notes using the keyboard	24
Edit a ringing tone	25
Delete notes and rests	26
• Learn about other PC Composer views	26
• Save your new ringing tone	27
• Transfer ringing tone to your phone	27
Transfer via infrared or cable	27
• Create ringing tones from MIDI files	28
About Standard MIDI files	28
Before you begin	28
Edit and save	29
• Work with RTTTL ringing tone files	30
Use RTTTL data from the Internet	30
Open an RTTTL file	30
5 Nokia PC Sync	31
• Configure PC Sync	31
Set General synchronization properties	32
Set Calendar and Contacts properties	32
Set PIM properties	33
Synchronizing for the first time	34
• Understand the basics of synchronization	35
Start PC Sync	35
View other PC Sync options	36
• Start synchronization	36
• Use the New Synchronization command	36
• Create a custom contact list	37
Outlook users	37
Other PIM applications	39
6 Nokia Phone Editor	41
Before you begin	41
• Learn about phone memory and PC storage locations	41
• Choose the right application for managing contacts	42
Nokia Phone Editor limitations	42
Use Nokia PC Sync	42
• Tour Nokia Phone Editor and Contacts window	43
• Manage contacts using Phone Editor	44
Add a new contact	44
Delete a contact	44
Copy and move contacts	45
Add a contact to a caller group	45
• Edit Profiles and Caller groups	46
Edit a profile	46
Edit caller groups	47
• Edit Settings	48
• Launch other PC suite applications	48
7 Wireless modem setup	49
• Learn about digital data	49
Circuit Switched Data (CSD)	49
Quick Net Connect (QNC)	49
1XRTT (1X)/packet data	50
Internet access using your service provider	50
Access corporate network/e-mail using a VPN	50
Determine type of data services to use	51
• Understand modem software	52
Choose the correct type of digital data	52
Multiple modem installations	53
• Connect for the first time using DLR-3P or DKU-6	53
• Connect for the first time using IR (Windows 98, Me)	55
Establish an infrared connection	56
Modem installation	57
• Create Additional modem installations	57
• Learn about IR and Windows 2000	58
Learn about Windows 2000 SRP1	59
Locate Security Update, August 19, 2001	59
Windows 2000 Modem Setup instructions	59
Modify Standard Modem installation	60
• Connect for the first time: IR (Windows XP Home and Professional)	61
• Learn about IR and Windows NT Workstation 4.0	61
8 Data and fax software configuration	62
• Observe the following first	62
• Configure your data software	62
• Use Microsoft Dial-up Networking for packet data (2G, 3G) and QNC	63
Create a new connection-packet data/QNC	63
Connect to the packet data or QNC network	64
• Configure America Online to connect via packet data or QNC	64
Connect to AOL	65
• Use Microsoft Dial-up Networking-CSD	65
Create a new connection	66
Connect to the network	67
• Get connected to America Online (AOL)	67
Modify “Locations”	68
Notes about data calls	69
• Learn about other data applications	69
REMINDERS!	70
• Configure your fax software	71
Select the correct modem	71
Hardware setup	72
• Learn about manual selection of incoming calls	72
Pre-arranged data and fax call settings in your data/ fax software	73
Pre-arranged data and fax call settings from phone menu options	74
Phone display	74
9 PalmOS configuration	75
• Learn about packet data, QNC, and circuit switched data	75
• Learn about your phone as a wireless modem	75
• Understand your connection options	76
DLR-3P cable connection	76
IR (infrared) connection	77
• Edit connections preferences	78
• Make a dial-up connection	79
Packet data/QNC data connection	79
CSD data connection	80
10 PocketPC configuration	81
• Learn about packet data, QNC, and circuit switched data	81
• Learn about your phone as a wireless modem	81
• Understand your connection options	82
DLR-3P cable connection	82
IR (infrared) connection	83
• Create a modem connection-packet & QNC	83
Create a modem connection	83
Use your new packet data modem connection	85
Before you make a digital data call	86
• Configure a modem connection-CSD	86
Use your new CSD modem connection	88
Before you make a digital data call	89
11 Macintosh configuration	90
• Learn about special hardware needs	90
PalmPilot adapter (required)	90
USB (Universal Serial Bus) connection	90
• Configur the Macintosh OS	91
FreePPP setup	91
• Use other data/fax applications	94