Palm Treo 750v Quick start guide

Quick Start Guide 3

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Welcome to your new smartphone, combining

the best aspects of a mobile phone with the

high-speed Vodafone 3G data network and

organizer features.

This quick guide focuses on the phone features

that might be different from those on a standard

mobile phone. It also

describes some of the

unique smartphone

features and services.

If you need more help,

please see the User

Guide or your local

Vodafone website.

Getting Started 3

Smartphone Overview 4

Navigation and Text Entry 6

Using the Phone 8

Email Setup 11

Receiving Email 13

Sending Email 14

Contacts & Calendar 15

Messaging & Camera 17

Internet 18

Other Functions 19

If You Need Help 20

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Getting Started

1. Insert your SIM card

Press the battery door release and slide the

door to open the battery compartment. With

the metal contacts facing the compartment,

slide the SIM card into the cutout in the lower-

right corner of the compartment until you feel

the card snap into place. Align the notches to

make sure you have the card oriented correctly.

2. Insert the battery

Align the metal contacts on the battery with

the contacts inside the battery compartment,

insert the battery into the compartment at a

45-degree angle, and then press it into place.

Slide the battery door back into place.

3. Follow onscreen instructions

Follow the onscreen instructions to finish the

installation. Installation is complete when you

press Finish (right action key).

If the screen turns off, press Power/End ,

and then press Center to turn off

Keyguard.

4. Charge the battery

Connect the AC charger to a wall outlet and to

the bottom of your smartphone. When your

battery is fully charged, your smartphone’s

indicator light glows green.

Notch

Battery contacts

Compartment

contacts

Indicator light

Battery door

release

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Smartphone Overview

Front view

Indicator light (phone and

charge indicator)

Multi-connector

5-way navigator with Center

button; see “Using the 5-way”

on page 6

Earpiece

Microphone

Headset jack

Side button

Volume

Screen

Keyboard; see “Using

the keyboard” on page 7

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Back view

Top view

Camera lens

Speaker

Self-portrait mirror

Infrared (IR) port

Expansion card slot

Reset button

(located inside

expansion card slot

door)

Battery door release

SIM card slot (located

inside battery

compartment,

beneath battery)

Ringer switch

Stylus

External antenna

socket (for use with

car kits)

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Navigation and Text Entry

Your Palm

®

Treo™ 750v smartphone offers several

options for navigating around the screen and

entering information.

Waking up the screen

To save battery power, the screen is set to turn off

after a preset interval. To wake up the screen if it is

off, press Power/End . When the screen turns

on, press Center to turn off Keyguard.

You can set how long the screen stays on. Press

Start, select Settings, select the System tab, and

then select Power. Select the Advanced tab. Use

the On battery power setting to specify how

many minutes your smartphone stays idle before

the screen turns off.

Using the 5-way

Using the 5-way, press Right

X, Left W, Up S, or

Down

T to move around the screen. Press

Center to highlight and select items.

Using the stylus

To use the stylus, slide it out of its holder on the

back of the device (see “Top view” on page 5), and

tap gently on the screen to select an item or icon.

You can also use the stylus to enter and correct

text and to draw on the screen. For many onscreen

elements, tapping and holding with the stylus

opens a menu of further options.

Using the onscreen keyboard

You can use the onscreen keyboard to enter

letters, numbers, and other characters in

applications that support this feature. Tap the

onscreen keyboard icon

in the center at

the bottom of any screen where it appears. After

opening the keyboard, tap the icon to the right of

the keyboard icon to set various input options. Tap

anywhere on the keyboard to close it.

Up S

Down

T

Left W

Right X

Center

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Using the keyboard

Using your Today screen

From your Today screen you can look up a

contact, make a call, see your appointments, see

the number of unread email or text messages, and

perform a web search. To access your Today

screen, press Phone/Send .

Opening applications

Press Start . On the Start menu, highlight the

application you want, or select Programs to view

additional applications. Press Center to open

the application.

Closing applications

Press and hold OK to open Memory Settings.

On the Running Programs tab, select an

application and then select Stop to close it, or

select Stop All to close all your open applications.

Changing input settings

To adjust the text entry settings, press Start ,

and then select Settings > Personal > Input >

Options.

Right action key

Activates the onscreen

command directly

above the key

Power/End

Turns the phone and the

screen on and off

OK

Returns to the application

you were in previously

Left action key

Activates the onscreen

command directly

above the key

Phone/Send

Opens the Today screen

Start

Opens the Start menu

Option

Lets you enter the characters

that appear above the letters

on each key

Alt

Lets you enter additional

characters for each key

5-way navigator

(See “Using the 5-way”

on page 6)

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Using the Phone

Making calls

Turning your phone on

From the Today screen, press Menu (right

action key), select Wireless Manager, and then

select Phone. Your phone is ready to make calls

when your network operator’s name appears in

the upper-left of the Today screen and the signal-

strength icon appears at the top of the screen.

Dialing from the Today screen

Go to your Today screen. Using the numbered

keys on the keyboard, enter a phone number.

Press Phone/Send to dial.

Dialing by contact name

Go to your Today screen. Using the keyboard,

begin entering the first or last name of the contact

you want. When the number you want appears,

select it and press Phone/Send to dial.

Dialing using the onscreen Dial Pad

Go to your Today screen. Press Phone/Send

and select Dial Pad. Use the keyboard keys or tap

the onscreen Dial Pad to enter the number. Press

Phone/Send to dial.

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Creating a speed-dial button

Go to your Today screen. Press Menu

(right action key) and select

New Speed Dial.

Select Link to link this button to an existing

contact number (see “Creating a new contact” on

page 15), and then select the contact and the

number.

If the number is not in your Contacts list, select

Label and enter a name for this button, and then

select Number and enter the phone number you

want to dial with this button.

Optionally, you can enter a number or letter as the

Quick Key. When the Today screen is showing, you

can press and hold the Quick Key to instantly dial

this number.

If prompted, select either Text Speed Dial or

Picture Speed Dial to indicate which type of

button you want to create.

Dialing with a speed-dial button

On your Today screen, select a speed-dial button

with the 5-way, and then press Center . Or tap

a speed-dial button with the stylus.

If you entered a Quick Key for this number, simply

press and hold the Quick Key.

Dialing a recently called number

Go to your Today screen, press Phone/Send ,

and then select Call Log. Highlight the number

you want to call, and then press Call (left

action key) to dial.

Receive a call

To answer a call, press Answer (left action

key).

To ignore a call and send it to voicemail, press

Menu (right action key) and select Ignore.

To ignore a call and send a text message to the

caller, press Menu (right action key) and select

Ignore with text message.

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Using voicemail

Setting up voicemail

Go to your Today screen. Press and hold 1 on the

keyboard and follow the voice prompts to set up

your voicemail.

Listening to messages

Go to your Today screen. Press and hold 1, enter

your password, and then select Play .

Other call functions

Using the speakerphone

During a call, press Menu (right action key)

and select Speakerphone or Speakerphone off.

Muting a call

Press Menu (right action key) and select

Mute or Cancel Mute.

Swapping calls

When you are on a call, press Answer (left

action key) to answer a second incoming call.

Press Swap (left action key) to move

between callers.

Making a conference call

Answer a second call or put the first call on hold,

and make a second call. Press Conference

(right action key) to join the two calls in a

conference.

You can make more calls and join them in the

conference. When you’ve finished, press

Power/End to hang up all calls.

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Email Setup

Your smartphone offers several options for

sending and receiving email messages from an

existing personal or corporate account. Select the

option that works best for you based on the type

of account you have. The following options are

described in this guide:

Vodafone Business Email: Use this service to

automatically download messages from a

personal or corporate account.

Windows Mobile

®

email from Vodafone:

Wirelessly retrieve corporate email if your

corporate mail system uses Microsoft Exchange

Server 2003.

All of the available email options are discussed in

Introducing Your Palm

®

Treo™ 750v Smartphone.

Before you use email on your smartphone,

consult your network operator for pricing and

availability of email services and data rate plans.

1. Vodafone Business Email

Your push email account provides secure, remote

access to corporate and personal email, contacts,

calendar, tasks, and desktop files directly from

your smartphone.

1. Contact the network operator for your country

to sign up for the service. See “Network

operator support” on page 21 for contact

information.

Note: The push email service may not available

in your country.

2. After you have obtained the service, on your

smartphone, press Start and select

Programs.

3. Select Email Setup .

4. Follow the onscreen instructions for setting up

your account and for downloading and

installing the software.

2. Windows Mobile email from

Vodafone

If your corporate email system uses Microsoft

Exchange Server 2003, you can wirelessly

synchronize email, contacts, tasks, and calendar

events, including full attachment downloads,

directly from the Exchange server to your

smartphone over the mobile network.

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Check with your IT administrator to make sure

that your corporate system supports this feature,

and then contact Vodafone for the optimum price

package and service plan. Visit

www.vodafone.com/business

for more

information. For setup instructions, see “Setting

up wireless synchronization” in

Introducing Your

Palm

®

Treo™ 750v Smartphone

.

ActiveSync

®

desktop software

settings

If you install ActiveSync desktop software, by

default the software is set up to synchronize email

messages as well as contacts, calendar events,

and tasks. If you are using a different method—

such as Vodafone Business Email or Windows

Mobile email from Vodafone—to download any of

these types of information, you need to change a

setting to turn off synchronization for that

information in ActiveSync desktop software. See

the User Guide on the Windows Getting Started

Disc for instructions.

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Receiving Email

Viewing messages

Vodafone Business Email

If you set up a push email account, new email

messages are sent to your smartphone as they

appear on the server.

POP/IMAP accounts

For ISP accounts and accounts you access using a

VPN server connection (typically a work account),

go to your Today screen and press E-mail

(left action key). Press Left

W until the name of

the account you want appears in the title bar.

Press Menu (right action key), and then

select Send/Receive to retrieve messages.

Navigation

In the Inbox screen, press Right X or Left W to

move through your various accounts. When you’re

viewing an open message, press Right

X or Left

W to move to the next or preceding message.

Receiving attachments

You can download, view, and edit attached files

including Microsoft Word Mobile, Excel

®

Mobile,

and PowerPoint

®

Mobile files, as well as PDF files.

To download an attachment, open the message

containing the attachment and scroll to the

attachment name (below the subject) to highlight

it and mark it for download. The attachment is

downloaded the next time messages are pushed

to your smartphone or you manually retrieve

messages. Scroll to and select the attachment

name (below the subject) to open the

attachment.

Deleting messages

Highlight the message you want to delete. Press

Menu (right action key), and then select

Delete.

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Sending Email

Creating and sending messages

1. Go to your Today screen and press E-mail

(left action key).

2. Press Left

W until you see the correct email

account name in the title bar, and then press

New (left action key).

3. Enter the recipient’s email address, a subject,

and the text of your message.

4. To add an attachment, press Menu

(right action key) and select Insert. Select the

type of item you want to attach, and then

select the file or record a voice note.

5. Press Send (left action key).

Replying to a message

Press Menu (right action key) and select

Reply. Enter any text you want to add, and then

press Send (left action key).

Forwarding a message

Press Menu (right action key) and select

Forward. Address the message and enter any text

you want to add. Press Send (left action

key).

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Contacts & Calendar

Contacts

Viewing and editing contact information

Press Start and select Contacts. To find a

contact, enter the first name, last name, or phone

number. (To enter a phone number, press

Option twice before pressing the number

keys. Press Option again when you’ve finished

entering numbers.) Select the entry you want to

open, and view the information.

To change contact information, press

Menu (right action key) and select Edit.

Make the changes you want and press OK .

Creating a new contact

Press Start and select Contacts. Press

New (left action key). Use the 5-way

navigator to move between fields as you enter

information.

• To add a caller ID picture that appears when

that person calls, select Picture, and then

select Camera and take a picture, or select

an existing picture from Thumbnails View.

• To add a note, select the Notes tab.

• To assign a ringtone to the entry, select

Ring tone and select a tone.

After you enter all the information, press OK .

Calendar

Viewing your calendar

Press Start and select Calendar. Press

Menu (right action key) and select View.

Select one of the following views:

• Agenda: Shows your daily schedule in list

format. Upcoming appointments are bold;

past appointments are dimmed.

• Day: Shows your daily schedule in day-

planner format.

• Week: Shows your schedule for an entire

week.

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• Month: Shows your schedule for a whole

month.

A morning appointment

An afternoon appointment

Both morning and afternoon

appointments

An all-day event

• Ye a r : Shows a calendar for a six-month

period.

Use the 5-way to move to another day, week,

month, or year (based on the current view).

Make a new appointment

Press Menu (right action key) and select

New Appointment. Enter a subject (description)

and a location. Select Starts and Ends and select

the starting and ending date and time. Enter any

other settings you want, and then press OK .

Edit an entry

Highlight an entry in the calendar, press

Menu (right action key) and select Edit.

Tasks (to-do list)

Viewing tasks

Press Start and select Programs. Select

Ta sk s . When a task is complete, check the box

next to the task in the list.

Creating a task

Press Start and select Programs. Select

Ta sk s . Press Menu (right action key),

select New Ta s k , and then enter a description of

the task in the Subject field. Set any options you

want for the task, and then press OK .

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Messaging & Camera

Text and multimedia messaging

Before you use messaging on your smartphone,

consult your network operator for pricing and

availability of messaging services.

Creating a text message

Press Start and select Messaging. Press

New (left action key). Enter the recipient’s

mobile phone number or email address, and then

enter the message text. Press Send (left

action key).

Creating a multimedia message

Press Start and select Messaging. Press

Menu (right action key) and select New

MMS. Address your message and add a subject.

Select and select Add Picture or Add Video

to insert a picture or video. You can take a new

picture or video with the built-in camera or insert

an existing picture or video clip. Select Add Sound

to record a message or insert an existing sound.

Press Send .

Camera

Press Start and select Pictures & Videos.

Then select Camera . To record a video, press

Menu (right action key) and select Video

Mode.

Press Up

S, Down T, Left W, or Right X to adjust

settings, or press Menu (right action key)

and select Resolution to adjust the resolution.

Press Center to capture the picture or to start

recording. For videos, when you’ve finished

recording, press Stop (left action key) or

Center to stop recording.

Press OK to return to Thumbnails View.

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Internet

Browsing the web

Before you begin, be sure to subscribe to data

services from your network operator.

Press Start and select Internet Explorer.

Highlight the address line, enter the address of

the web page you want to view, and then press

Center . To return to a recently viewed page,

select the address line list, and then select the

web address.

To add a page as a favorite (bookmark), press

Menu (right action key), select Add to

Favorites, and then select Add. To view your

favorites, open the browser and Press

Favorites (left action key).

Press OK to close Internet Explorer Mobile.

Using your smartphone as a wireless

modem

You can connect your computer to the Internet

using your smartphone as a wireless modem. For

the latest drivers and information, go to

www.palm.com/treo750v-support

.

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Other Functions

Silencing sounds

Slide the Ringer switch to Sound Mode Off .

Your smartphone vibrates briefly. To hear sounds

again, slide the Ringer switch to Sound Mode

On . All previous sound settings are restored.

Protecting your information

Locking your keyboard (Keyguard)

By default, your keyboard locks so that you don’t

accidentally press buttons or activate items.

To dismiss Keyguard, press Center . To

manually turn on Keyguard, press Option and

Power/End .

Locking your smartphone

To protect your personal information, you can lock

your smartphone so that a password is required.

Press Start and select Settings. On the

Personal tab, select Lock . On the Password

tab, check the Prompt if device unused for box

to turn on the password feature.

Select the first list, and then select the time period

before you will be prompted to enter a password.

Select the Password type list, and select a format

for your password. Select Password and enter the

password. Remember to press Option before

entering numbers.

Select Confirm and enter the password again.

Press OK .

Turning the phone off (flight mode)

You can use the organizer features of your

smartphone even where calls are not permitted.

From your Today screen, press Menu (right

action key), select Wireless Manager, and then

select Phone. When your phone is off, the phone-

off icon appears at the top of the Today screen

and Phone Off appears in the upper-left corner of

the screen.

Setting alarms

Press Start and select Settings. Select the

System tab, and then select Clock & Alarms

.Select the Alarms tab. Check a box to turn

on that alarm, and enter the settings for that

alarm. Press OK to finish.

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If You Need Help

Introducing Your Palm

®

Treo™ 750v

Smartphone

This guide shows you how to move around on

your smartphone, set up features (such as

voicemail and email), and perform common tasks.

User Guide

The User Guide provides complete information on

using your smartphone, including descriptions of

advanced features not included in this quick

guide. The User Guide is available on the Windows

Mobile Getting Started Disc, or you can install it

from the CD to your computer. To access the User

Guide on your computer, double-click the Tre o

750v User Guide icon on your computer desktop.

A copy of the guide is included on your

smartphone. To view the on-device guide, press

Start and select Help.

Palm support

For up-to-date downloads, troubleshooting, and

support information, go to www.palm.com/

treo750v-support.

Corporate network support

If you are having problems synchronizing

information on a corporate network, contact your

IT administrator.

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