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Interruptions to infrared communications Your Windows operating system provides visual and audible notification when it senses an interruption to infrared communications between your phone and PC. Windows allows you to re-establish infrared communications between the two devices so it can re-send the data that was being transferred when the interruption occurred. Introduction 1 Time-out If the infrared connection between your phone and PC has not been re-established within 15 seconds, a time-out occurs, meaning Windows no longer searches for your phone and terminates the infrared connection. • IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT INFRARED (ME/XP/2000 SP2 + SRP) Your phone also functions as a wireless modem and is designed to be detected by Windows Plug and Play. While using the various components of PC Suite, you must enable infrared communications on your phone, then align the infrared ports of the two devices. Plug and Play detection Because infrared is always active on your PC (including automatic software installation for Plug and Play devices), the Windows Add New Hardware Wizard detects your phone as a new hardware device. This action may cause interference with the installation of the Nokia PC Suite software. Before using PC Suite Nokia recommends that users of Windows Me, XP, or 2000 (with SP2 and SRP) perform the modem installation prior to installing PC Suite. Please see "Wireless modem setup for Nokia 6310i phone" on page 32 and perform this task prior to installing Nokia PC Suite. Once you have performed the modem installation, you may continue with the installation instructions below. [ 3 ]

Section	Page
Legal notices	2
Trademarks	2
Export Controls	2
FCC/Industry Canada Notice	2
Table of Contents	3
1 Introduction	6
• System requirements	6
• Compatible applications	6
• Requirements for digital data calls	6
• Printing this guide	7
• Abbreviations	7
• Safety notes	7
• Bluetooth communications	7
• Infrared communications	7
Enable infrared communications	7
Interruptions to infrared communications	8
Time-out	8
• Important notes about infrared (Me/XP/2000 SP2 + SRP)	8
Plug and Play detection	8
Before using PC Suite	8
2 Install Nokia PC Suite 4.82	9
• PC Suite installation instructions	9
Select your connection method	9
Change language	9
• Remove PC Suite	10
3 Nokia Connection Manager and Bluetooth connections	11
• Nokia Connection Manager	11
Select the connection type	11
Update your installation	11
• Understand Bluetooth connections	12
Bluetooth connection options	12
Virtual COM ports	12
Wireless modem drivers	12
Establish a Bluetooth connection	12
4 Nokia Content Copier	13
• Compatible phones	13
• Content Copier basics	13
Use Content Copier	13
Copy information from the source phone	14
Save the source phone data	14
Copy information to the target phone	14
Infrared connection “time-out”	14
Nokia Content Copier log	14
• Other phones	15
5 Nokia PC Composer	16
PC hardware setup	16
• Tour of PC Composer	16
• Compose a new ringing tone	17
Create a new ringing tone	17
Enter notes using the keyboard	17
Edit a ringing tone	17
Delete notes and rests	17
• Other PC Composer views	18
• Save your new ringing tone	18
• Transfer ringing tone to your phone	18
Transfer via infrared, cable, or Bluetooth	18
• Send ringing tone to another phone	19
Send via SMS	19
• Create ringing tones from MIDI files	19
About Standard MIDI files	19
Before you begin	19
Edit and save	20
• Work with RTTTL ringing tone files	20
Use RTTTL data from the Internet	20
Open an RTTTL file	20
6 Nokia PC Sync	21
• Configure PC Sync	21
Set General synchronization properties	21
Set Calendar and Contacts properties	21
Set PIM properties	22
Synchronizing for the first time	22
• Understand the basics of Synchronization	22
Start PC Sync	22
View other PC Sync options	23
• Initiate synchronization	23
• Use the New Synchronization command	23
• Creating a custom contact list	23
Outlook users	23
Other PIM applications	24
7 Nokia PC Graphics	26
• Tour of PC Editor	26
• Create a new graphic	26
Choose a picture type	26
Draw a new picture	27
Save a picture	27
• Transfer a graphic to your phone	27
Transfer a group logo to your phone	27
Transfer a picture message to your phone	27
• Send graphic to another phone as a text message	27
Send a caller group logo or picture message via SMS	28
• Work with an existing graphic	28
Edit a picture message stored in your phone	28
Open a graphic you created	28
• Open other bitmap files	28
Capture an image	28
Adjust and edit image	29
8 Nokia Application Installer	30
• About Java applications	30
• Install an application	30
• Erase an application from your phone	30
• Multiple phones	30
9 Nokia Phone Editor	31
• Before you begin	31
• Phone memory and PC storage locations	31
• Tour Nokia Phone Editor and Contacts window	31
• Manage contacts using Phone Editor	32
Add a new contact	32
Add additional information to a contact card	32
Edit contact information	32
Delete a contact	32
Change a contact’s memory location	32
Copy and move contacts	33
Add a contact to a caller group	33
Create a contact group	33
• Tour the Messages window	33
• Send and manage SMS messages	34
Write and send a text message	34
Work with text messages	34
Copying and moving messages	35
Create a new folder	35
Saving a message as a text file	35
• Edit Profiles and Caller groups	35
Edit a profile	35
Edit caller groups	35
• Edit Settings	36
• Launch other PC suite applications	36
10 Wireless modem setup for Nokia 6310i phone	37
• Download Modem Setup for Nokia 6310i application	37
Learn about IR and Windows 2000 Professional	37
Observe existing Bluetooth wireless modem connections	37
• Learn about installation options	37
• Install your phone as a wireless modem	37
• Infrared and Windows 2000 Professional operating system	38
Learn about Windows 2000 SRP1	38
Locate Security Update, August 19, 2001	38
Observe Windows 2000 Modem Setup instructions	38
• Connecting with IR (Windows XP Home and Professional operating system)	39
• IR and Windows NT Workstation 4.0 operating system	39
11 Configure your data and fax software	40
• Introduction to digital data	40
Circuit Switched Data (CSD)	40
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)	40
Internet access through your service provider using GPRS	40
Determine type of data services to use	40
• Observe the following	40
• Configure your phone for GPRS data	41
Acquire GPRS modem settings from your service provider	41
Enter GPRS modem settings	41
Activate an access point	41
• Microsoft Dial-up Networking for GPRS data	41
Create a new connection-GPRS data call	41
Connect to the GPRS network	42
• Configure America Online to connect via GPRS	42
Connect to AOL	42
• Configure your data software for circuit switched data (CSD)	42
• Create Dial-up Networking connection for CSD	42
Create a new connection-CSD call	43
Connect to the network	43
Notes about data calls	43
• Other data applications	43
REMINDERS!	44
• For America Online (AOL) users-CSD	44
Modify AOL Locations	44
• Configuring your fax software	44
Select the correct modem	45
Hardware setup	45
Notes about fax calls	45
12 Connect to PalmOS devices	46
• Learn about your phone as a wireless modem	46
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) and circuit switched data (CSD)	46
• Connection options	46
DLR-3P cable connection	46
IR (infrared) connection	47
Bluetooth connection	47
• Connections preferences	47
• Make a dial-up connection	47
GPRS data connection	48
CSD data connection	48
13 Connect to PocketPC devices	49
• Learn about your phone as a wireless modem	49
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) and circuit switched data (CSD)	49
• Connection options	49
DLR-3P cable connection	49
IR (infrared) connection	50
Bluetooth connection	50
• Configure a modem connection-GPRS	50
Create a modem connection	50
Use your new GPRS modem connection	51
Before you make a digital data call	51
• Configure a modem connection-CSD	51
Use your new CSD modem connection	53
Before you make a digital data call	53
14 Connecting to the Macintosh	54
• Special hardware needed	54
PalmPilot adapter (required)	54
USB (Universal Serial Bus) adapter	54
• Configuring the Macintosh OS	54
FreePPP setup	54
• Other applications	55

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Introduction

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Interruptions to infrared communications

Your Windows operating system provides visual and audible

notification when it senses an interruption to infrared communications

between your phone and PC. Windows allows you to re-establish

infrared communications between the two devices so it can re-send the

data that was being transferred when the interruption occurred.

Time-out

If the infrared connection between your phone and PC has not been re-established within 15 seconds, a

time-out

occurs, meaning

Windows no longer searches for your phone and terminates the infrared connection.

• IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT INFRARED (ME/XP/2000 SP2 + SRP)

Your phone also functions as a wireless modem and is designed to be detected by Windows Plug and Play. While using the various

components of PC Suite, you must enable infrared communications on your phone, then align the infrared ports of the two devices.

Plug and Play detection

Because infrared is always active on your PC (including automatic software installation for Plug and Play devices), the Windows

Add New Hardware Wizard detects your phone as a new hardware device. This action may cause interference with the installation

of the Nokia PC Suite software.

Before using PC Suite

Nokia recommends that users of Windows Me, XP, or 2000 (with SP2 and SRP) perform the modem installation prior to installing

PC Suite. Please see “Wireless modem setup for Nokia 6310i phone” on page 32 and perform this task prior to installing Nokia PC

Suite. Once you have performed the modem installation, you may continue with the installation instructions below.