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Acer n50 - User Manual

Acer n50
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Manual for
Acer n50 Handheld

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Acer n50 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Internal memory0.064 GB
Built-in processorPXA272
Processor frequency0.312 GHz
Display diagonal3.5 \
Display resolution240 x 320 pixels
Display number of colors65536 colors
I/O ports1 x USB 1 x serial
Headphone outputs1
BluetoothYes
Battery capacity1060 mAh
Battery life (max)8 h
GPS (satellite)No
RFID reader-
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth120 mm
Width70 mm
Height17.4 mm
Weight150 g

Summary

About this Manual

First things first

Your guides

Information on available guides and how to access them for using the Acer n50 handheld.

Package contents

Lists the items included in the Acer n50 handheld package for user verification.

Maintaining your Acer n50

Provides instructions on proper care, usage, and resetting procedures for the Acer n50 handheld.

Getting started

System requirements

Details the minimum system and program requirements for installing and using ActiveSync with the Acer n50.

Features summary

Highlights the key performance, display, audio, connectivity, and design features of the Acer n50.

Acer n50 tour

Visual guide to the Acer n50's front, left, top, and bottom views, identifying components.

Preparing to use your Acer n50

Step-by-step guide for initial setup, including ActiveSync installation, connection, and charging.

Command interface

Explains how to interact with the handheld using buttons, stylus, and on-screen elements like the Today screen and menus.

Managing Microsoft Pocket Outlook applications

Calendar

Guide on managing schedules and appointments, including creating and editing entries.

Contacts

Instructions for managing contact information, creating new contacts, and finding existing ones.

Tasks

How to use the Tasks application to track and prioritize to-do items and manage deadlines.

Notes

Instructions on creating and managing notes, including text, drawings, and recordings.

Messaging

Guide to sending, receiving, and managing email messages on the handheld, including synchronization.

Managing Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 companion programs

Pocket Word

Details on using Pocket Word for document creation, editing, and synchronization with a PC.

Pocket Excel

Instructions for creating and managing workbooks using Pocket Excel, including protection and tips.

MSN Messenger

Guide to using MSN Messenger for instant messaging, setting up accounts, and managing contacts.

Microsoft Windows Media Player for Pocket PC

Information on using the player for digital audio and video files on the handheld.

Microsoft Reader for Pocket PC

Guide to reading eBooks, downloading books, and using reader features like annotations.

Backup and restore data

Backup function

Steps to perform manual data backup, including selecting storage and defining backup scope.

AutoBackup function

How to configure automatic data backup based on battery level or other criteria.

Restore function

Procedures for restoring backed-up data to the handheld and deleting files from storage.

Using expansion features

Using an SD;CF card

Instructions for inserting and removing SD/CF cards to expand memory and perform backups.

Using an USB thumb drive

Steps for connecting and using USB thumb drives via cradle or sync cable for data access.

Exchanging and updating data using ActiveSync

Using ActiveSync

Overview of synchronizing data between handheld, PC, and Exchange server using ActiveSync.

Getting connected

Transferring items using infrared or Bluetooth(optional)

Guide on sending and receiving data via infrared or Bluetooth connections.

Connecting to the Internet

Instructions for establishing modem, Bluetooth, and wireless Ethernet connections to the Internet.

Connecting to a network

How to connect to work networks using modem, wireless Ethernet, or Bluetooth connections.

Using Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer

Mobile Favorites folder

Explanation of synchronizing and using favorite links and mobile favorites for offline browsing.

Using Pocket Internet Explorer

Guide to browsing favorite pages, channels, and the web without an active internet connection.

Customising your handheld

Adjusting handheld settings

How to access and modify personal, system, and connection settings on the handheld.

Adding and removing programs

Steps for installing new applications via ActiveSync or Internet, and removing existing ones.

Appendix A: Exchanging and updating data using Bluetooth Utility (optional)

Bluetooth Utility

Overview of Bluetooth capabilities, including device discovery, connection, and security features.

Bluetooth Settings

Details on configuring Bluetooth settings like user profiles, device name, and service management.

Bluetooth Manager

Guide to creating, managing, and using Bluetooth connections with remote devices.

Bluetooth Browser

How to use the Bluetooth browser to search for and connect to other Bluetooth devices.

Remote Device Services

Information on using services like Dial-up Networking, File Explorer, and sending data via Bluetooth.

Appendix B: Regulation & Safety Notices

Energy Star, FCC, and Cable Notices

Regulatory compliance information regarding energy efficiency, FCC rules, and shielded cables.

Peripheral, Operation, and Canadian Notices

Notices related to peripheral devices, operation conditions, and Canadian regulations.

Declaration of Conformity and Safety Instructions

EU Declaration of Conformity and essential safety instructions for product operation and maintenance.

Product-Specific Notices and General Compliance

Notices on LCD pixels, copyright protection, radio devices, and general compliance.

Regional Compliance and RF Exposure

Information on EU member states, FCC RF safety, Canadian regulations, and human RF field exposure.

Appendix C: Wireless communication

Tray Icon

Explanation of wireless LAN card status icons displayed in the system tray.

Activating the wireless feature

Steps to enable and connect to available wireless networks using the WLAN utility.

Configuring the wireless settings

How to modify IP address, server settings, and network adapter configurations.

Main configuration of utility

Details on status tabs, configuring network adapters, and using 'More' or 'SiteSurvey' tabs for network info.

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