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General| Display | Monochrome LCD |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 160 x 160 pixels |
| RAM | 2 MB |
| Storage | 2 MB |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
| Operating System | Palm OS 3.1 |
| Manufacturer | Palm, Inc. |
| Release Date | 1999 |
| Processor | Motorola DragonBall EZ MC68EZ328 (16 MHz) |
| Weight | 113 grams |
| Input | Stylus |
| Connectivity | Serial port |
Basic definition and utility of the Palm V device.
Minimum and optional requirements for installing and operating Palm Desktop software.
Identification of the physical parts of the Palm V handheld.
Explanation of interface elements like Menu bar, Command buttons, Icons, etc.
How to launch applications using the Applications Launcher or dedicated buttons.
How to navigate and use application menus and commands.
Methods for inputting information: onscreen keyboard, Graffiti, computer keyboard, and importing.
Primary system for text and number input using stylus strokes.
Transferring data from computer applications or other handhelds.
Using the Preferences application to personalize settings.
Detailed instructions on using the Graffiti alphabet and strokes.
Basic concepts and strokes for writing letters and numbers.
Advice for improving accuracy and efficiency when using Graffiti writing.
Visual guide to Graffiti strokes for letters.
How to create uppercase letters using Graffiti Shift and Lock.
How to input punctuation using Graffiti Shift.
Creating abbreviations for frequently used words or phrases.
How to open and use the virtual alphabetic and numeric keyboards.
Transferring data from spreadsheets, databases, or other sources.
Accessing and navigating the application list.
Procedures for adding or deleting software on the handheld and computer.
Features for protecting data, including locking and masking private records.
Steps to set up a password for security.
Enabling the feature to lock the device until a password is entered.
Introduction to the core apps: Date Book, Address Book, etc.
Scheduling appointments and managing time-based events.
Storing and managing contact information.
Creating and prioritizing tasks and reminders.
Taking and storing notes.
Tracking and reporting expenses.
General procedures applicable across basic applications.
How HotSync synchronizes data between handheld and computer.
Setting records to private for security.
Methods for quickly locating information across applications.
Arranging records in Address Book, To Do List, Memo Pad, and Expense.
Exporting expense data to Excel for reporting.
Using the handheld to manage desktop email.
Configuring the handheld for desktop email synchronization.
Composing new emails and replies.
Managing mail synchronization settings.
Setting up rules to control which emails are downloaded.
Transferring data between handhelds using the IR port.
Configuring when and how HotSync Manager runs.
Defining how data synchronizes for each application (conduits).
Performing HotSync wirelessly using the IR port.
Setting up the software to use the IR port for synchronization.
Executing a HotSync using the IR port.
Synchronizing data using a modem connection.
Synchronizing data using a network connection.
Setting up profiles for initial HotSync of multiple handhelds.
Accessing the various preference screens to customize settings.
Assigning applications to handheld buttons and HotSync buttons.
Setting time, date, auto-shutoff, and sounds.
Configuring settings for various HotSync connection types.
Configuring network connections using TCP/IP.
Defining abbreviations for quick text entry with Graffiti.
General tips for proper physical care and cleaning of the device.
Information on battery life, charging, and disposal.
Procedures for restarting the device when it becomes unresponsive.
Hard reset erases all data and restores factory settings.
Solutions for issues encountered during Palm Desktop software installation.
Troubleshooting common operational issues like screen display or freezing.
Solutions for issues related to HotSync operations and synchronization.
Solutions for forgotten or locked handheld passwords.
Modifying pre-built Excel templates for expense reports.
Configuring the Maptable.xls file to map data to custom reports.
Structure and content of the Expense.txt data file.
Using the caret character for transmitting ASCII commands.
Using the backslash to transmit characters literally.
Compliance statement regarding FCC rules for electronic devices.
Safety precautions regarding battery handling, charging, and disposal.
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