O2 Xda User Manual

The Xda
®
– all you need for work or play
An Internet-ready pocket PC and state of the art mobile phone stylishly
combined to give you the best of both worlds.
You can surf
Fast and reliable full colour Internet access whilst mobile – with no wires or
messy add-ons. Your Xda* comes pre-built with everything under the bonnet.
†
You can stay in touch
Use the Xda as a normal mobile to make and receive phone calls and text
messages. You can even send and receive Internet based emails with
attachments.
†
You can work smarter
Manage your time and resource more effectively. Consult your calendar
and address book. Upload your new appointments when you return to
your office.
You can take the office with you
Make time away from the office work for you. Prepare for your meetings
while you are on the way to them, review documents, listen to messages,
review your appointments.
You can sort out your personal life
Shop online, book holidays, monitor your bank account, organise restaurants,
theatre tickets, gifts and accommodation. The possibilities are endless.
Above all, you can have some fun
With the time you have saved you can take a break and have fun. Chat in
your favourite online chat room, keep up-to-date on sports results, play
games on the go, watch trailers, listen to music or send instant messages to
friends currently online.
But this is just the start… dive right in and see what else you can do.
* Xda is a trademark of O2 Limited.
† A connection to O2 is required. Minimum term contract applies.

O2 Xda Specifications

General

Technology	GSM
2G bands	GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900
GPRS	Class 10
EDGE	No
SIM	Mini-SIM
RAM	64 MB
ROM	32 MB
Card slot	SD/MMC
Alert types	Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic ringtones
Loudspeaker	Yes
3.5mm jack	No
WLAN	No
GPS	No
Infrared port	Yes
Radio	No
Browser	WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML (PocketIE)
Stand-by	Up to 150 h
Type	TFT, 65K colors
Size	3.5 inches
Resolution	240 x 320 pixels
Bluetooth	No
USB	Yes
Messaging	SMS, MMS, Email
Battery	Removable Li-Ion battery

Summary

Your Xda

Your Xda Box Contents

Lists all items included in the Xda package.

Front Panel Components Overview

Details the buttons, ports, and indicators on the front of the Xda.

Back Panel and Bottom Edge Components

Describes the ports and features on the back and bottom of the Xda.

Getting Started

Navigation and Status Indicators

Explains the navigation bar and status icons on the Xda screen.

Initial Setup and Configuration

Guides through inserting the SIM card, charging the battery, and initial setup.

Phone Functions

Managing Contacts and Making Calls

Instructions on transferring contacts, making, and receiving calls.

Voicemail, Ring Tones, and Conferencing

Details on voicemail, selecting ring tones, and group conferencing.

Speakerphone and Text Messaging

How to use speakerphone and send/receive text messages.

O2 InfoTxt and TXT Alerts

Information services available via SMS text alerts.

Connecting to the Internet

Internet Access and Browsing

Overview of high-speed internet access and browsing the web.

Navigating and Managing Web Content

Instructions for surfing, page navigation, and managing links.

Internet Display and Call Handling

Adjusting image display and handling calls while online.

O2 Xda Friendly Websites and Services

Links to useful O2 portals, directories, and content services.

Getting in Sync

Synchronising Contacts and Data

How to manage and create contacts using ActiveSync.

Live Email on the Move

Email Synchronisation and Access

Managing emails between Xda and PC, and accessing web/work email.

Programs and Applications

Using POP3 Email

Guide to setting up and managing POP3 email accounts.

Action Update and Other Services

Information on software updates and O2 interactive services.

Data Management and Messaging Apps

Using Action Backup, myO2, AA Route Planner, and MSN Messenger.

Other Useful Information

Roaming and International Use

How to use the Xda abroad and contact international services.

Internet Access Abroad and SIM Card

Accessing the internet abroad and procedures for removing the SIM card.

Available Accessories

Information on purchasing accessories for the Xda.

Help and Troubleshooting

Common Device Issues and Solutions

Troubleshooting call problems and checking signal strength.

Network Connection Settings

Steps to configure network connection settings for troubleshooting.