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Resetting the SX66
You can perform a soft reset or a full reset. During a soft reset, the device is restarted and
only some data in opened programs may be lost. However, a full reset turns the battery off,
returns the device to its original factory settings, and deletes all programs, les, contacts
and other information you have saved to the device. Therefore, it is extremely important to
back up data to a storage card or your computer on a regular basis in the event that a full
reset has to be performed.
To perform a soft reset
If your SX66 responds slowly, stops responding, or freezes, you can soft reset it. A soft
reset causes the SX66 to restart and re-adjust memory allocation. Unsaved data in any
opened applications may be lost. Use the stylus to press and hold the Reset button, as
shown bellow.
To perform a full reset
A full device reset clears memory, deletes all data and restores the SX66 to its default set-
tings. Programs installed at the factory remain, erasing all data that you have created and
programs you have installed. Press and hold the power button, and then use the stylus to
press the soft reset button at the same time. Be sure you have backed up all your data in
a SD card or on your PC before performing a full reset.
- Important Safety Precautions 3
- Contents 4
- SX66 User Manual 5
- Precautions 9
- Legal Notices 10
- Warning! 11
- Safety Precautions 12
- Phone operation 13
- Emergency calls (SOS) 16
- Batteries and Chargers 16
- Customer Care 17
- FCC/Industry Canada Notice 24
- SAR (SX66) 27
- Limited Warranty 28
- Warranty Period 28
- Exclusive Remedy 28
- Limitation of Warranty 30
- Disclaimer of Warranties 30
- Governing law 32
- End user license agreement 32
- Desktop Software 33
- Companion CD 33
- Microsoft® Outlook® 2002 33
- 2. End user rights and use 34
- 4. Copyright 35
- 5. Multiple copies/updates 35
- 9. Limitation of liability 36
- 10. Technical support 36
- Phone Software 36
- 13. Export control 37
- Chapter 1 38
- 1.1 Knowing Your Device 39
- 1.2 Battery 41
- Recharging your device 42
- 1.3 Accessories 43
- Chapter 2 44
- 2.1 Starting Up 45
- The Today screen 46
- Indicators 46
- Notications 47
- Pop-Up menus 47
- Navigation bar 47
- Command bar 48
- Programs 48
- 2.2 Entering Information 50
- Using the Soft Keyboard 51
- Tap to add the word 52
- Editing and selecting text 53
- Tap the Pen button and use 54
- The writing is 55
- The drawing box indicates 56
- Indicates an embedded 57
- Tap to begin recording 57
- Tap to show or hide 57
- 2.6 Finding Information 58
- SX66 User Manual 59
- 59 59
- Chapter 3 60
- 3.1 About Your Phone 61
- Entering your PIN 62
- Checking your connection 63
- Turning on the Flight Mode 63
- Adjusting the phone volume: 63
- 3.2 Making a Call 64
- Making a call from Speed Dial 65
- Checking your Voice Mail 66
- 3.3 Receiving a call 67
- 3.4 In-Call Options 67
- Setting up conference calls: 68
- Making notes during a call 68
- Writing a note: 68
- Viewing a note: 68
- Turning on the speakerphone 68
- 3.5 Contacts Information 69
- Call History 70
- Viewing calls details 71
- Viewing call duration: 71
- Deleting individual calls: 71
- Deleting all calls: 71
- 3.6 Photo Contacts 72
- Toolbar Icons 73
- To manage your groups 74
- Show Contact Names Only 74
- Set Default Photos 74
- Making an emergency call 75
- Making an international call: 75
- 3.8 Securing Your Phone 76
- 77 77
- Chapter 4 78
- 4.1 Using ActiveSync 79
- 4.2 Synchronizing Information 80
- Synchronizing Calendar 81
- Synchronizing Contacts 81
- Synchronizing Tasks 82
- Synchronizing Notes 82
- Infrared 82
- 4.4 ActiveSync Errors 83
- Chapter 5 84
- 5.1 Device Settings 85
- Owner Information: 87
- Password 88
- Sounds and Notications 88
- Changing the background: 88
- Backlight 89
- Clock & Alarms: 90
- Permanent Save 91
- To back up to FlashROM: 91
- To restore to FlashROM: 91
- Keyboard 91
- 5.2 Phone Settings 92
- Keypad tone 93
- Services 93
- Chapter 6 94
- 6.1 About Connections 95
- 6.3 CSD Line Type 96
- 6.4 Internet Explorer 97
- Checking current connection 98
- Wireless standard denitions 99
- 6.6 WiFi Manager 100
- Adjusting the Power Save Mode 101
- Turning on Auto Off 101
- 6.7 Network Cards Settings 102
- 6.8 Terminal Services Client 103
- 6.9 Bluetooth 105
- Bluetooth Settings 106
- Using Proles 106
- Creating a new prole: 107
- Enabling Bluetooth Services 108
- Service Security Settings 109
- Bluetooth Manager 110
- Pairing with another device: 111
- Exchanging business cards: 111
- Bluetooth Connection Wizard 111
- Connecting to a remote PC 114
- Using Dial-up Networking: 114
- Send via Bluetooth 115
- 6.10 Wireless Modem 116
- Settings on your PC 117
- Settings on your SX66 Phone 118
- Connecting via USB Port 118
- Connect via Bluetooth 119
- Chapter 7 120
- 7.1 Calendar 121
- Send a meeting request 122
- 7.2 Contacts 123
- Create or change a contact: 124
- Find a contact: 124
- Beam a contact: 124
- Change options: 125
- Using the summary screen 125
- Create or change a task: 125
- 7.4 Notes 126
- Create a note: 127
- Send a note by E-mail: 127
- Beam a note 127
- Chapter 8 128
- 8.1 E-Mail and Text Messages 129
- Deleting an account: 130
- Receiving attachments 131
- Through synchronization: 131
- Managing Messages and Folders 132
- 8.2 MSN Messenger 133
- 8.3 MMS Messages 134
- Adding text 136
- Adding audio 136
- Menu commands 136
- Viewing messages 137
- MMS Settings 137
- Chapter 9 138
- 9.1 Pocket Word 139
- 9.2 Pocket Excel 140
- 9.3 Windows Media Player 141
- 9.4 Pictures 141
- Transferring pictures 142
- Finding and listing pictures: 142
- Viewing pictures: 142
- Sorting pictures: 143
- Deleting an image 143
- Edit pictures 143
- Set pictures as background 143
- 9.5 JAVA MIDlet Manager 144
- Installing MIDlets from a PC 145
- Running MIDlets 145
- Stopping MIDlets 146
- System Info 147
- Network Type 148
- MIDlet Security 148
- Error Messages 148
- Chapter 10 151
- Thumbnail view 152
- List View: 153
- Assign to Contact 154
- The General tab 155
- Detailed View Mode 156
- Icons on the Toolbar 156
- Images too big for the screen 157
- To set as Today wallpaper: 157
- Default Wallpaper: 157
- Slide Show View 158
- Full Screen View Mode 159
- Appendix A 161
- Adding or Removing Programs 162
- Managing Memory 163
- Move E-mail attachments 164
- Delete unnecessary les 164
- Explorer: 164
- Backing Up Files 165
- Resetting the SX66 166
- Appendix B 167
- Regulatory Agency IDs 168
- European Union Notice 168
- FCC Compliance 169
- Statement 169
- Important Health and 170
- Safety Information 170
- Troubleshooting 172
- Tapping and Writing Problems 174
- ActiveSync Problems 174
- Connection Problems 175
- Specications 177
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