M3 SKY User manual

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Copyright and Agreement
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M3
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terminal
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item
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or
program
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after M3 SKY products are distributed from factorie
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needs of mobile networking companies.
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considered as criminal actions.
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their contact number for customer
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Caution when using M3 SKY (1)
z
User Caution
z
User
Caution
When the unit is lost or stolen, notify to netw
o
Do not rent the unit to third person without a
u
Do not use the unit while driving.
For technical help, contact desi
g
nated service
Contact respondin
g
suppliers directly for ques
t
hardware and basic installed applications.
Use supplied adapter and accessories by M3
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Any defect on a unit while usin
g
other batteri
e
zCarrying and Storage Caution
Avoid to use the device under hi
g
h temperatu
r
Avoid intentional droppin
g
from hi
g
h elevation
Char
g
e batteries fully before the first time use
4
o
rk provider immediately.
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thorized permission.
centers.
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ions on applications and work pro
g
rams other than
M
obile Co. Ltd.
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s, char
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ers and accessories can not
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et warranty.
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e and humidity. It may cause fatality to the device.
. It may cause fatality to the device.
of the device.
Caution when using M3 SKY (2)
z
Do not reconstruct
z
Do
not
reconstruct
Do not reconstruct M3 SKY for any purpose.
It may cause fire in the unit, and wound or el
e
Any defect caused by reconstructin
g
units, ca
n
zIlle
g
al copy of mobile phone is prohibited
T
he person who reproduces mobile phone an
d
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he use of lost or stolen mobile phone is cons
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g
the lost or stolen mobile phone after
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e
ctric shock to users.
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not
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et warranty.
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uses this mobile phone is considered as criminals.
idered as a criminal act.
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urnin
g
power off, is considered as a criminal act.
WCDMA : 2100 / G
Size and Features
Used frequency band
WCDMA
:
2100
/
G
WCDMA : 1900 /
G
WCDMA : 850 /
G
G
Band width
External appearance 78.6
Weight
O
p
erational Main
body
p
Temperature
body
Adapter
Relative Humidity
AC P
Input : AC 100
6
AC
P
ower
Input
:
AC
100
Output : DC
+
Supported Frequency Bands can differ dependin
g
on the s
u
GSM 850 (TX) 824
~
849 MHz / (RX) 869
~
894 MHz
GSM
850
(TX)
824
849
MHz
/
(RX)
869
894
MHz
G
SM 900 (TX) 880 ~ 915 MHz / (RX) 925 ~ 960 MHz
G
SM 1800 (TX) 1710 ~ 1785 MHz / (RX) 1805 ~ 1880 MHz
G
SM 1900 (TX) 1850 ~ 1910 MHz / (RX) 1930 ~ 1990 MHz
200 KHz (GSM) / 5MHz (3G)
x 163.5 x 24.9mm (Width x len
g
th x hei
g
ht)
320g
-10 ~ +50
-10 ~ +50
5% ~ 80%
0
~
250V, 50
~
60Hz
0
250V,
50
60Hz
+
5.2V, 3.0A
u
pplied antenna.
Contents
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Note
2
S
z
Note
2
zCopyright and Agreement
3
zCaution when using M3
4
C
ONTENT
S
zSize and Features
6
1. M3 Introduction
9
Product Composition 1
0
C
Name and function o
f
each part 1
2
Input Buttons 1
3
Soft/Hard Reset 1
5
How
to
use
stylus
pen
16
7
How
to
use
stylus
pen
16
2
LED/Battery
attaching/detaching
17
2
3
4
LED/Battery
attaching/detaching
17
Charging 18
How to connect to PC 19
2
.
Basic
Usage
20
6
9
0
2
.
Basic
Usage
20
Calibration 21
Main screen 23
Input screen 24
2
3
5
6
3. ActiveSync 29
ActiveSync Introduction 30
Installing ActiveSync 31
6
Synchronization of data 32
4
How
to
use
internet
33
Contents
S
4
.
How
to
use
internet
33
Via HSDPA 3
4
Via Wireless LAN 3
6
Via Wireless WLAN 3
9
C
ONTENT
S
Browsing the Web Site 4
2
5. How to use the Phone 4
7
Init Screen 4
8
C
Phone Control 4
9
Phone call and receive 5
0
Phone book 5
SMS
send
and
receive
52
8
SMS
send
and
receive
52
Phone function 5
4
Phone setting 5
5
3
6
Usage
of
Device
56
3
4
6
9
6
.
Usage
of
Device
56
Camera 57
Bluetooth 61
BTexplorer 66
2
7
8
IrDA 69
GPS 70
Scanner 72
RF
ID
78
9
0
1
2
RF
-
ID
78
2
4
5
9
1. Introduction
Product Composition
Name and Function of each part
Name
and
Function
of
each
part
Input Buttons
Soft/Hard Reset
How to use Stylus pen
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B
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ery
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Charging
How to connect to PC
Product Composition (1)
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ow
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g
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nntroductio
M3 SKY main terminal
+ 2 units of standard battery Cradle
I
Ear Mic Phone
+ 2 units of Stylus pen
Port
a
10
T
he product components may differ dependin
g
on the su
p
e
check if it contains all the basic components, listed as
+ USB cable CD + ActiveSync 4.x
a
ble Adapter
p
plied products.
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How to use the manual
Product Composition (2)
z
How
to
use
the
manual
T
his manual provides detailed information to
m
T
he content related to phone or communicati
o
equipped with GSM/HSDPA module for Voice
a
T
he features described in this manual can not
WLAN Bluetooth IrDA Scanner Camera GPS
n
WLAN
,
Bluetooth
,
IrDA
,
Scanner
,
Camera
,
GPS
T
he content of this manual is sub
j
ect to chan
g
modification of its functions, etc.
ntroductioI
11
m
ake usin
g
the device easier and faster.
o
n in this manual is only applicable when the device is
a
nd Data communication.
be used when it is not equipped in the device (WWAN,
S)
S)
.
g
e without prior notice due to product improvement or
Name and function of each part
Scanner Button
a
Charge Ramp (Left)
GSM/HSDPA Status
R(C)
Camera Button
n
Volume
Antenna
Scanner
Button
b
R
amp
(C
enter
)
Scanner Ramp (Right)
ntroductio
Button
I
12
Infrared
Port (IrD
A
Key Pad
Charge & USB/serial port
Lower (Cradle) use LCD touch Screen
d,
Pistol Grip Connecter a
Barcode Scanner
Window
b
Battery(built in)
c
Stylus Pen
b
Mini SD Extension Slot
Ear Mic Plug
Battery(built
in)
d
c
Flash
Camera
Battery Lock
Battery
e
dl
Communication
A
)
Reset Switch
e
SIM Car
d
S
l
o
t
Input Button
n
Start button
Power button
Alphanumeric
button
Phone/Call button End button
Left, right
function button
ntroductio
button
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Function button
Direction Button
Input keys
Backspace button
Return button
13
Volume
Button
Camera Button
Button
Scanner Button
Start / End button
Phone/Call button
Left, right function button
방향 버튼
Input keys
Power button
Backspace button
Return button
Direction Button
Input Button
Componen
t
Power button
Press to to
gg
le the device on/o
f
Long press to menu (Backli
g
ht,
Phone/Call function press to accept the call or to ex
e
End function press to hang-up/re
j
ect the call
.
n
Input keys Press to input alphabet charact
e
Left, right function button press to lunch an assi
g
ned appl
Alphanumeric press to switch between alphab
e
Start button Press to display the Start menu
.
Backs
p
ace button
p
ress to move back
ntroductio
p
p
Function button press to Function Key with (*,
0
Direction button press to move left,ri
g
ht and up
Return button press to confirm the action
Scanner button Press to launch the barcode da
t
Camera button
Press to launch the Pictures & V
I
Camera
button
Press
to
launch
the
Pictures
&
V
Volume button Press the top key to increase v
o
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g
ht not be supported, dependin
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on
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Description
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Display, etc) Function
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cute the phone
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rs or numbers
ication or function
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t and number inpu
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t
a scan application
Videos
Videos
o
lume, press the bottom key to decrease volume.
t
he option.
Soft/Hard Reset
n
zSoft Reset
- A soft reset allows your device to get a fresh start,
similar to rebooting a computer.
This restarts your device and adjusts memory
ntroductio
-
This
restarts
your
device
and
adjusts
memory
allocation.
- All records and entries are retained after a soft reset.
- Unsaved data in open programs may in some cases be
lost.
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zTo perform a hard reset :
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Æ
P
ress
th
e power
b
u
tt
on
f
or more
th
an
12
secon
d
s
t
o
t
urn
ÆWhile pressin
g
call and end button, please press the pow
e
ÆWhen the [CLEAN BOOT WARNING] window will pop up
w
“1. YES 0. NO, please press 1 to perform the Hard Res
e
Please mind that you need to set up the standard timezone
①②
Press +
and
p
ower button
p
zHard Reset
- A hard reset removes power to your device.
-
T
his erases all records and entries
,
deletes all additional
,
programs you have installed, and restores the device’s default
factory settings.
- Never perform a hard reset unless a soft reset does not correct
your problem.
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b
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LCD
o
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r button shortly.
w
ith messa
g
e “All data will be lost! Do you want to continue?
e
t.
date, and time. After power off.
How to use Stylus Pen
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g
zTa
p
n
g
It is used
w
Please dr
a
stylus pen
p
Tap the touch screen one time using
a Stylus pen to select and execute
items and files.
ntroductioI
16
zLong Press
Leave Stylus pen touching the screen
for long and you can select the menu
on the pop-up screen.
You can also select functions available
in the designated item using the pop-
up menu. The function of the pop-up
menu can be different according to
the program.
w
hen you select the text.
ag
the desired part with
attached on the screen.
the
program.
LED / Battery attachin
g
/detachin
g
z
LED Alarm
n
z
LED
Alarm
Informs Charging, Scanner Status.
Type LED Status Details
LED for
charging
Red
Green
Charging
Char
g
in
g
com
p
lete
ntroductio
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WWAN
Status
LED
Blue Blinking
Blue On
Blue OFF
WWAN Standby
(within range of phone/internet)
WWAN in use
(phone/SMS/internet in use)
WWAN is off or out of range
I
Scanner
LED Green When the barcode data is successfu
read
17
g
z
Battery attaching/detaching
z
Battery
attaching/detaching
Attaching Battery
As picture shown, put the battery pack to
back of PDA, and lock the battery pack with
locking device.
Detaching Battery
Detaching
Battery
Press locking device to the right, then using
upper notch, detach the battery from main
body.
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Charging
zConnect plug-in from char
g
er to char
g
e
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o
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h
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ac
k
o
f
cra
dl
e, an
d
th
en p
l
ace ma
in
body onto cradle.
zCharging LED
Type LED Status Details
Direct charging to Red Charging
ntroductio
z
When charging, the status of the battery attached t
main body Green Char
g
in
g
Compl
e
Cradle Charging
(Extra battery
charging)
Red
Green
Charging
Char
g
in
g
Compl
e
I
z
When
charging,
the
status
of
the
battery
attached
t
main body can be confirmed by the LED left of up
p
corner of main body. Also the status of Sub-batter
y
can be confirmed by the LED ri
g
ht of low corner of
Cradle.
Do not use any other char
g
er except one (5.2 V / 3A) provid
e
18
Make sure to handle it
g
entle; dama
g
e with excessive force
m
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect ty
p
Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.
When attached battery is completely discharged, plug char
g
device to check if screen is back on. To use, do at least 10 m
i
i
n zCharging in Cradle
n
Separate Battery
Main body
Charging LED
to
e
te
e
te
zCharging using portable adapter
Separate Battery
Charging LED
to
p
er
y
e
d.
m
ay cause no warranty.
p
e.
g
er to main body, then reset the
i
nute charging.
How to connect to PC
z
AcradleofM3SKY
supports charging and USB conn
z
A
cradle
of
M3
SKY
supports
charging
and
USB
conn
zConnectin
g
step of cradle of M3 SKY is as followin
g
Connect charger to USB cradle. (24pin connector)
Connect charger to power source. (to wall)
Connect USB cable of USB cradle to USB port of deskto
p
Place M3 SKY onto dockin
g
cradle then execute Synchr
o
n
Desktop PC.
z
T
he location of USB port can be at the back, front
o
and the shape of USB port is identical on Desktop
P
Notebook.
zUSB host function is available by puttin
g
USB cable
of C adle
ntroductio
of
C
r
adle
.
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19
nection.
nection.
.
p
PC.
o
nization with USB Host/Client
o
r side of PC
P
C and
into USB port
AC Power
USB Host/Client
changeover switch
HC
Connecting to Cradle
20
2. Basic Usage
Calibration
Main screen
Main
screen
Input Screen
/