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Customize Your Pocket PC 5-5
Light Sensor
The unique light sensor within your Pocket PC enhances the accuracy of
onscreen view and decreases your eyestrain while saving on more battery life.
Based on the ambient light intensity the sensor detected, it will adjust backlight
brightness dynamically. The lighter the environment is, the more illumination
the device outputs to brighten the screen; in a dusky place like a tunnel, the
device dims the screen a bit to reduce power consumption.
Tap
> Settings > System tab > Backlight > Backlight Level tab.
X
Check “Auto-adjust backlight by
light sensor” to activate the light
sensor.
Y
Tap to set your own backlight
profiles.
X
Drag the slider under each of the
three light conditions to set your
own profile. Tap OK to save your
settings.
Y
Tap to restore default settings.
X
Y
Y
X
- User Guide 1
- Safety Instructions 2
- Where to Find Information 3
- Trademarks and Copyright 4
- Contents 5
- Package Content 13
- External Views 14
- Hardware Hotkey Functions 16
- SIM Card(s) 18
- Removing the SIM Card(s) 19
- Battery 20
- Removing the Battery 21
- Behavior / Meaning 23
- Getting Started 24
- Power On and Off 25
- Sleep Mode 26
- Turn on the Screen 27
- Restarting the Pocket PC 28
- Default Settings 30
- Clean Boot 31
- Caution 32
- Meaning 36
- Programs 39
- Icon Programs Description 40
- System Application Programs 41
- Program Description 42
- Spb Mobile Shell 44
- Configuring Spb Mobile Shell 50
- Communication Manager 51
- SIM1(3G ) 52
- Type with the Soft Keyboard 58
- Use Letter Recognizer 58
- Use Block Recognizer 58
- Use Transcriber 59
- Select Typed Text 59
- Write on the Screen 60
- Select Writing 61
- Draw on the Screen 62
- Record a Message 63
- Voice Commander 65
- Satellite Data Update 70
- Location SMS 73
- GPS Viewer 75
- Using the Phone 4-1 77
- Precautions! 78
- Using the Phone 4-3 79
- Adjusting the Phone Volume 80
- Phone Functions 81
- Using the Phone 4-7 83
- Using the Phone 4-9 85
- Ending a Call 88
- Video Call 89
- Using the Phone 4-15 91
- Receiving a video call 91
- Customizing Your Phone 92
- Phone Application Programs 93
- Change Display Mode 94
- Copy Phonebook Information 94
- SIM Tool Kit 95
- SMS Sender 96
- Adjusting Settings 101
- Notifications 102
- Power Preference Settings 103
- Backlight 104
- Light Sensor 105
- Gravity Sensor 106
- Microphone 107
- Adjust Volume 108
- Memory Optimization 109
- Scenarios 110
- Pop-up menus 113
- Redefine Hot Keys 114
- Windows Vista Part 115
- USB Port 116
- Windows XP/2000/98 Part 117
- Synchronization 6-5 119
- FAQ About Synchronization 120
- USB Synchronization 121
- Synchronization 6-9 123
- Synchronization 6-11 125
- Connecting to the Internet 127
- Setting the GPRS Connection 129
- Starting GPRS Connection 131
- Disconnecting GPRS 133
- Using Bluetooth 134
- Connections 7-11 137
- Internet Sharing 139
- CSD Type 140
- Wireless LAN Transmission 141
- Using Wireless LAN 8-1 143
- Connecting to Wireless LAN 144
- WLAN Setup Scenarios 145
- Using Wireless LAN 8-5 147
- Using Wireless LAN 8-7 149
- Message Accounts 151
- Text Messages 153
- Creating a Text Message 155
- Multimedia Messages 157
- Creating an MMS Message 158
- E-mails 159
- Emails and Messages 9-11 161
- E-mail Server Setup 162
- Emails and Messages 9-13 163
- Emails and Messages 9-15 165
- Reading and replying E-mails 165
- Changing preference settings 165
- Direct Push Technology Alert 166
- Emails and Messages 9-17 167
- Windows Live™ Messenger 168
- Setting Up 169
- Working with Contacts 170
- Using Camera 173
- How to Use the Camera? 175
- Action Instructions 176
- Multimedia 10-5 177
- Video Instructions 178
- Icon Toolbar Description 178
- Common Tools for Camera 179
- Camera Mode Description 180
- Multimedia 10-9 181
- Common Tools for Camcorder 182
- Multimedia 10-11 183
- Camcorder Modes 183
- Multimedia 10-13 185
- Important Hints 186
- Namecard Manager 190
- Multimedia 10-19 191
- Icon Meaning 192
- Multimedia 10-21 193
- Companion Programs 11-1 195
- Meetings 196
- Use the Summary Screen 198
- Create Meeting Requests 198
- Schedule a Meeting 199
- Contacts 200
- Managing Your Contacts 201
- Creating a Contact 202
- Using the Summary Screen 203
- Tasks: Keeping a To Do List 204
- Create a Task 205
- Create a Note 208
- Word Mobile 209
- Notes 210
- Excel Mobile 212
- PowerPoint Mobile 215
- Windows Media Player 216
- Companion Programs 11-23 217
- Streaming Player 218
- Internet Explorer 219
- The Mobile Favorites Folder 221
- Favorite Links 222
- Synchronize Mobile Favorites 222
- Companion Programs 11-29 223
- Save Pocket PC Memory 223
- Backup Utility 225
- Restore Files 229
- Adding or Removing Programs 231
- Remove Programs 234
- Manage Memory 235
- Find Available Memory 236
- System Information 239
- Voice Commander 13-1 241
- Starting Voice Commander 242
- Voice Command Format 243
- Voice Commander Settings 245
- Voice Commander 13-7 247
- Voice Commander 13-9 249
- Music Settings Page 250
- Voice Commander 13-13 253
- Digit Settings Page 254
- Advanced Settings Page 255
- Voice Commander 13-17 257
- Specifications 14-1 259
- SAR Information 261
- Regulatory Notices 266
- WEEE Notices 269
- FAQ 16-3 273
- Index 17-5 281
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