NEC e616 User Guide - Page 146

To perform OTA remote synchronisation, Synchronisation Options, Connections, External connection

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To 5 End synchronisation Do this When the synchronisation is completed, the function ends. Note : If an error occurs during synchronisation, an error message will be displayed and synchronisation will end. Note : You can cancel the synchronisation operation by pressing the End key. To perform OTA remote synchronisation To perform over-the-air remote synchronisation with a '3' server, follow the steps below: To Do this 1 Start the connection Press the MENU key Æ External connection Æ Synchronisation. 2 Start synchronisation Select the remote server to synchronise, press the SK1 (Start). Selected data will be synchronised between the e616 and the remote '3' server. 3 End synchronisation When the synchronisation is completed, the function ends. Note : If an error occurs during synchronisation, an error message will be displayed and synchronisation will end. Note : You can cancel the synchronisation operation by pressing the End key. Synchronisation Options Press the MENU key Æ External connection Æ Synchronisation Æ Select a Server Æ Press 'Options menu' key. Item Description Synchronise Starts the synchronisation of updated data with the selected server. Server settings Displays the server settings screen for the selected server -129- Connections

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Connections
To perform OTA remote synchronisation
To perform over-the-air remote synchronisation with a ‘
3
’ server, follow the steps below:
Synchronisation Options
Press the
MENU
key
External connection
Synchronisation
Select a Server
Press ‘
Options
menu
’ key
.
5
End synchronisation
When the synchronisation is completed, the function ends.
Note :
If an error occurs during synchronisation, an error
message will be displayed and synchronisation will end.
Note :
You can cancel the synchronisation operation by
pressing the
End
key.
To
Do this
1
Start the connection
Press the
MENU
key
External connection
Synchronisation
.
2
Start synchronisation
Select the remote server to synchronise, press the
SK1 (Start)
.
Selected data will be synchronised between the e616 and the
remote ‘
3
’ server.
3
End synchronisation
When the synchronisation is completed, the function ends.
Note :
If an error occurs during synchronisation, an error
message will be displayed and synchronisation will end.
Note :
You can cancel the synchronisation operation by
pressing the
End
key.
Item
Description
Synchronise
Starts the synchronisation of updated data with the selected
server.
Server settings
Displays the server settings screen for the selected server
To
Do this