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Using Wi-Fi
User’s Guide 8–7
2. When the Connectivity box displays, you will be able to
view the type of network the HP iPAQ is connected to (for
example, Work or Internet) and an icon displaying the signal
strength.
Note: The Signal Strength icon will not be displayed if a
connection is not present.
3. To make changes to the connection settings, tap Settings.
4. To exit the Connectivity box, tap the Hide button.
Advanced Network Settings
Use the next few sections to learn how to set up and change
network configuration settings so your HP iPAQ can
communicate with other networks.
Advanced Wi-Fi Terms
It is recommended that you become familiar with the following
terms as you begin to use Wi-Fi technology.
Term Definition
Encryption (WEP) or
IEEE 802.1X
A set of security services used to protect
802.11 networks from unauthorized
access.
Device-to-computer or
ad-hoc
The mode that does not use access
points. It is used in peer-to-peer network
communications.
Domain Name System
(DNS)
The way that Internet domain names are
located and translated into IP addresses. It
is an easy to remember name for an
Internet address. (For example,
www.horseshow.com instead of the IP
address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx).
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- User’s Guide 1
- First Edition (June 2004) 2
- Contents 3
- 3 Managing the Battery 4
- 4 Learning the Basics 4
- 5 Learning Input Methods 5
- 6 Applications 5
- 7 Using HP ProtectTools 6
- 8Using Wi-Fi 6
- 9 Using Bluetooth 7
- 10Connecting to the Internet 7
- 11Expansion Cards 8
- 12Troubleshooting 8
- A Regulatory Notices 8
- B Specifications 9
- Getting to Know Your iPAQ 10
- Pocket PC 10
- Aligning the Screen 11
- Landscape Mode 12
- Setting the Date and Time 13
- Entering Owner Information 14
- Resetting the Unit 15
- ■ Install a new applications 16
- User’s Guide 1–8 17
- User’s Guide 1–9 18
- Removing Your Pocket PC Cover 19
- To reinstall the flip cover: 20
- Routine Care 21
- Traveling with Your Pocket PC 22
- Synchronizing with Your 23
- Computer 23
- User’s Guide 2–2 24
- Your Computer 25
- User’s Guide 2–4 26
- Installing Programs 27
- Copying Files 27
- Synchronizing Links 28
- Sending and Receiving E-mail 28
- Requesting Meetings 29
- Managing the Battery 30
- Installing the Battery 31
- User’s Guide 3–3 32
- User’s Guide 3–4 33
- Removing the Battery 35
- User’s Guide 3–7 36
- Charging with the AC Adapter 37
- User’s Guide 3–10 39
- User’s Guide 3–12 41
- Charge Level 42
- Battery Saving Tips 42
- User’s Guide 3–14 43
- User’s Guide 3–15 44
- Disabling Buttons 45
- Learning the Basics 46
- Status Icons 48
- Pop-Up Menus 49
- Creating Information 50
- Customizing the Today Screen 50
- User’s Guide 4–6 51
- User’s Guide 4–7 52
- User’s Guide 4–8 53
- Closing with iTask 54
- Closing Manually 54
- Installing Applications 55
- Deleting Applications 55
- Backing Up Information 56
- Learning Input Methods 58
- User’s Guide 5–2 59
- User’s Guide 5–3 60
- Using the On-Screen Keyboard 61
- Recognizer 62
- Writing with the Stylus and 63
- Microsoft Transcriber 63
- User’s Guide 5–7 64
- Using the Touchpad or Cursor 65
- Touchpad Modes 66
- Using the NavPointMode Icon 67
- Programming a Button 68
- Applications 69
- Using DockWare 70
- Using HP Image Zone 71
- Viewing Thumbnail Photos 73
- Viewing a Photo Full-Screen 74
- Viewing a Slideshow 74
- Printing Photos 75
- E-mailing Photos 76
- Using Backup/Restore Programs 77
- User’s Guide 6–10 78
- Using Pocket Informant 79
- Menus and Options 80
- Using TodayPanel Lite 81
- User’s Guide 6–14 82
- Using iTask 83
- Using Print Manager 84
- HP iPAQ Software 85
- Microsoft Pocket PC 86
- Software Function 86
- Using HP ProtectTools 89
- User’s Guide 7–2 90
- User’s Guide 7–3 91
- User’s Guide 7–4 92
- ProtectTools 93
- Encrypting/Decrypting Data 94
- User’s Guide 7–7 95
- Lock Device 96
- Change Passwords 97
- Manage Encrypted Folders 97
- Manage Security Settings 98
- Powering Wi-Fi On or Off 100
- Using Wi-Fi 101
- User’s Guide 8–3 101
- User’s Guide 8–4 102
- User’s Guide 8–5 103
- Deleting a Wireless Network 104
- Advanced Network Settings 105
- Looking Up an IP Address 106
- Changing TCP/IP Settings 107
- User’s Guide 8–10 108
- User’s Guide 8–11 109
- User’s Guide 8–12 110
- User’s Guide 8–13 111
- 802.1X Certificate Enroller 112
- LEAP Registration Utility 113
- User’s Guide 8–16 114
- Using Bluetooth 115
- ■ Terms used in this chapter 116
- ■ Supported Services 116
- Understanding Terms 117
- Powering Bluetooth On or Off 118
- Opening Bluetooth Settings 119
- Enabling Bluetooth Services 120
- User’s Guide 9–7 121
- Serial Port Advanced Settings 122
- Hands Free Advanced Settings 122
- Requiring a Passkey or Bond 123
- Setting a Shared Folder 124
- Understanding Profiles 124
- Creating a Profile 124
- Activating a Profile 125
- Renaming a Profile 126
- Deleting a Profile 126
- Opening Bluetooth Manager 127
- Pairing Devices 127
- Unpairing Devices 128
- Connecting to Other Devices 129
- User’s Guide 9–16 130
- Dial-Up Networking 131
- Using Dial-Up Networking 132
- Working with Files 133
- Sending Files 134
- Using Business Card Exchange 135
- Sending Business Cards 136
- Requesting Business Cards 136
- Opening a Connection 137
- Viewing Connection Status 138
- Closing a Connection 138
- Working with Connections 138
- Deleting a Shortcut 139
- Viewing Shortcuts 139
- Connecting to the Internet 140
- Entering an Internet Address 141
- Using a Favorites List 142
- Expansion Cards 143
- Expansion Card 144
- Troubleshooting 148
- Problem Solution 149
- ActiveSync 152
- ■ Be sure the Wi-Fi is on 155
- Bluetooth 157
- Regulatory Notices 159
- States only 160
- Canadian Notice 161
- Japanese Notice 161
- Korean Notice 161
- European Regulatory Notice 161
- Declaration of Conformity 162
- Battery Warning 163
- Equipment Warning 164
- Airline Travel Notice 165
- Wireless Notices 165
- User’s Guide A–8 166
- Specifications 167
- System Feature Description 168
- Physical Specifications 169
- Operating Environment 169
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