* Some of the contents in this manual may differ from your phone, depending on the software installed or your service provider.
Samsung EasyGPRS Users Manual

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Printed in Korea Code No.: GH68-03696A English. 02/2003. Rev. 1.0

Introduction

Your Samsung GPRS phone is supplied with the EasyGPRS Windows application. EasyGPRS allows you to: Manage phonebook, SMS, schedule and call records from your computer; with EasyGPRS, you can easily edit and create phonebook, SMS and schedule data and each time the data is changed, it is automatically downloaded to the phone Download melodies and background images from your computer to the phone; depending on your phone model, the image download feature may not be available Upload the photos you have taken using the camera on your phone to the computer; depending on your phone model, this feature may not be available Send an E-mail from your phonebook or SMS list Run the GPRS Wizard program to access the Internet by connecting your phone to a computer and using it as a modem; with GPRS Wizard, you are guided step by step through the connection and configuration process Easily update EasyGPRS, by downloading the latest software version from the Web server

Contents

Introduction.. Installation.. System Requirements.. Installing EasyGPRS.. Setting Up the Samsung GPRS Modem Driver 7
Removing EasyGPRS.. 10 Getting Started... 12 Connecting the Phone via the Download Cable... 12 Connecting the Phone via an IrDA Port.. 13 Starting EasyGPRS.. 14 EasyGPRS Main Window.. 16 Using the Toolbar.. 18 Changing the Window Display.. 19 Using the Help Menu.. 20 Exiting EasyGPRS.. 20 Phonebook.. 21 Viewing and Editing Phonebook Entries. 21 Creating a New Phonebook Entry. 23 Deleting Phonebook Entries.. 24 Moving and Copying Phonebook Entries. 25 Sending a Message from the Phonebook Menu.. 26 Importing and Exporting the Phonebook. 27
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SMS (Short Message Service). 28 Viewing and Editing Messages.. 28 Creating a New Message.. 30 Deleting Messages.. 32 Moving and Copying Messages. 32 Using the SMS Menu.. 33 Schedule.. 34 Viewing and Editing Schedule Events. 34 Creating a New Schedule Event.. 36 Deleting Schedule Events.. 36 Moving and Copying Schedule Events. 37 Call Records.. 38 Downloading a Melody to the Phone.. 39 Downloading an Image to the Phone. 40 Uploading a Photo to Your Computer. 42 Reloading... 44 Sending an E-Mail.. 45 Sending an E-Mail from the Phonebook. 45 Sending an E-Mail from the SMS List. 45 Using GPRS Wizard. 46 Running GPRS Wizard.. 46 Setting the Connection Properties.. 46 Accessing the Internet.. 49 Using the GPRS Wizard Entry Window. 50 Updating EasyGPRS. 53 Index.. 54

Installation

System Requirements
To install and use the EasyGPRS software, you must have the following system configuration or better: An IBM or IBM-compatible computer with a Pentium or higher processor Windows 98/Me/2000/XP A minimum of 10 MB of free memory At least 30 MB of free disk space An available serial or IrDA port The download cable supplied with your phone Note: You can also connect your phone to the computer via an IrDA port instead of via the download cable; this connection is, however, slower and less reliable. Some versions of Windows 2000 do not support virtual serial ports or provide a general implementation of IrCOMM to map to the ports. You must install Windows 2000 Service Pack 3.

Installing EasyGPRS

1. Start Windows, if it is not already running. 2. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied with your phone into the CD-ROM drive. If Windows automatically runs the CD-ROM, go to Step 4. 3. In Windows Explorer, right-click the Samsung CD-ROM and select AutoPlay in the pop-up menu. 5
4. Select the language version to be installed and click OK.
Windows automatically restarts. The EasyGPRS folder is added to the Program Files folder and the EasyGPRS and GPRS Wizard icons appear on your Windows desktop.
Setting Up the Samsung GPRS Modem Driver

Windows 98/Me

5. Follow the on-screen instructions. The EasyGPRS program files are copied to your computers hard disk. For Windows 2000/XP, a message prompts you to install the Samsung GPRS modem for use with GPRS Wizard. Click OK and follow the procedure from Step 1 on page 7 to set up the modem driver. 6. When the installation is complete, click Finish. When the installation of EasyGPRS is complete, the Samsung GPRS modem is automatically added. You can check that the Samsung GPRS modem has been added. Select Start Settings Control Panel Modems.

Windows 2000/XP

1. Click Add to install the Samsung GPRS Modem.
2. Check the Dont detect my modem; I will select it from a list box and click Next >.
4. Select the port to be used for the modem and click Next >.
3. Select Samsung in the Manufacturer list, and Samsung GPRS MODEM in the Models list. Click Next >.
The Digital Signature Not Found window is displayed. 5. Click Yes. 6. When the setup process has been completed, click Finish. The Phone and Modem Options window opens, showing the modem set up on the Modems tab. 7. Click OK to complete the setup. 8. When the installation has been successfully completed, click Finish.

Removing EasyGPRS

Removing the Software via the CD-ROM
1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied with your phone in the CD-ROM drive. If Windows automatically runs the CD-ROM, go to Step 3. 2. In Windows Explorer, right-click the Samsung CD-ROM and select AutoPlay in the pop-up menu. 3. Select Remove and click Next >.
5. When the uninstallation has been successfully completed, click Finish.
Removing the Software via the Windows Start Menu
1. In the Windows task bar, select Start Programs EasyGPRS Remove EasyGPRS.

You can use the Repair option to reinstall the EasyGPRS program. A message box asking you to confirm your action opens. 4. Click OK. The EasyGPRS application is removed from your hard disk. 10 11

Getting Started

2. Select Remove and click Next >. You can use the Repair option to reinstall the EasyGPRS program. A message box asking you to confirm your action opens. 3. Click OK. The EasyGPRS application is removed from your hard disk. 4. When the uninstallation has been successfully completed, click Finish.
Connecting the Phone via an IrDA Port
1. Before starting EasyGPRS, turn your phone and computer on. Activate the infrared port on the phone. 2. Align the IrDA-compliant ports on the phone and the computer.
Connecting the Phone via the Download Cable
To guarantee high quality transmission, it is recommended that you use the download cable supplied with your phone, rather than an IrDA port. 1. Make sure that both your phone and computer are switched OFF. 2. Plug the serial connector on the download cable into a serial port on your computer. 3. Plug the other connector into the bottom of your phone. 4. Switch on both your phone and computer. When your phone and computer are communicating correctly, the icon appears in the bottom right-hand corner of the Windows task bar. Notes: The ports must be aligned within a 15o angle in all directions (left, right, above and below). Depending on your SIM card, the time taken to establish a connection between the phone and the computer may vary. If there is no communication with the computer within 30 seconds of activating the port on the phone, the port will be automatically deactivated.

Starting EasyGPRS

Once you have connected your phone to the computer via the download cable supplied (recommended method) or via an IrDA port, you can run EasyGPRS. 1. In the Windows task bar, select Start Programs EasyGPRS EasyGPRS. You can also double-click the EasyGPRS icon on the desktop.

Double-click here.

See page 16 for a more detailed description of the EasyGPRS main window. 2. To configure EasyGPRS, select File Setup.
Select the port used for the connection and the data transfer speed.

Select a language.

EasyGPRS automatically loads the data from your phone to the computer and the EasyGPRS main window is displayed.
Enter your name, mobile phone number and E-mail address.
3. When you are satisfied with your settings, click OK to return to the main window. Now, you can use the EasyGPRS program with your phone.

EasyGPRS Main Window

Pulldown Menu Bar Gives you access to the EasyGPRS functions.
Toolbar Gives you quick access to the functions used most frequently. It changes according to the selected menu.

Menu Icon Area Displays the menu icons. To view the items in each category, simply click the appropriate menu icon.
Pane Divider Click and drag the pane divider to resize the list and content panes.
Item List Area Lists the entries in the selected category.
Memory Icon Area Allows you to view the items in the corresponding memory only. Simply click the appropriate memory.
Scroll Bar Click and drag this bar to display the items not currently visible.
Status Bar Displays the current status of EasyGPRS.

Using the Toolbar

Icon Description Reloads data from the phone to your computer. (In the Phonebook window) Adds a new entry to your phonebook. (In the SMS window) Writes and sends a new SMS message. (In the Schedule window) Adds a new entry to your schedule. Deletes the selected item.
Description Downloads a melody to your phone.
Downloads a background image to your phone. Uploads a photo from your phone to the computer. Executes the GPRS Wizard program.
Changing the Window Display
You can change the display of the EasyGPRS main window, using the View menu. To. Then. Select View Default View. Choose the required view from the list. Select View Toolbar. Select View Status Bar. Select View Sort. Select the required information type and order. 19
Runs your E-mail editor to allow you to write and send an E-mail. (In the SMS window) Replies to the selected SMS message. (In the SMS window) Forwards the selected SMS message to another person. (In the SMS window) Resends the selected SMS message to the same person. Prints the phonebook entries, SMS messages, schedule entries or call records.
Change the default view (phonebook, SMS, schedule or call log) displayed when you start EasyGPRS View or hide the toolbar View or hide the status bar Change the item sort order

Phonebook

Using the Help Menu
The Help menu provides you with several features to help you use the EasyGPRS program. Feature Help Contents Description Allows you to access the online help for a detailed description of the EasyGPRS features. Displays information about the EasyGPRS version and copyright. Allows you to download the latest software to easily update EasyGPRS. For further details, see page 53. When you start EasyGPRS, you can view the phonebook data loaded from your phone. You can edit or delete existing phonebook entries and create new entries on your computer.

Viewing and Editing Phonebook Entries
1. Make sure that phonebook data is displayed. If not, click Phonebook in the Menu Icon Area. All the existing entries are displayed in the Item List Area.
Click to access the Phonebook menu. To sort a list in alphabetical or numerical order, click the appropriate column header.

About EasyGPRS

Easy Live Update

Exiting EasyGPRS

To exit EasyGPRS, select File Exit or click in the top right-hand corner of the EasyGPRS main window.
To view the contents of the selected memory only, click the appropriate option.
2. Click the entry to be viewed or edited. 20 21
3. Select the Edit View/Edit menu option or double-click the entry. The Phonebook dialog box is displayed with the current settings for the selected entry.
Creating a New Phonebook Entry
1. Make sure that phonebook data is displayed. If not, click Phonebook in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Click the icon in the toolbar or select Edit New Phonebook.
Number input box Number type box Number list
The Phonebook dialog box is displayed with the first available empty location in the memory last updated (SIM card, MS phone memory or PC). You may change the location. 4. To. Edit a number Then. Select the number in the list. Change it in the Number input box. Click EDIT. Click the arrow next to the Number type box. Select the type in the list box. Enter the new number, without spaces, dashes or parentheses. Click ADD. Select the number in the list. Click DEL. 3. Enter the appropriate information in the various fields, referring to page 22, if necessary.

Add a new number

Delete a number
5. When you are satisfied with your input, click OK. 22 23
4. When you are satisfied with your settings, click OK. Notes: If the selected memory is full, an error message is displayed. Use another memory. If you try to store an entry in a location that is already used, a warning message is displayed, prompting you to select another location.

Moving and Copying Phonebook Entries
You can move or copy phonebook entries from one memory (SIM card, MS phone memory or PC) to another. 1. Make sure that phonebook data is displayed. If not, click Phonebook in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select a memory from the Memory Icon Area.
Deleting Phonebook Entries
1. Make sure that phonebook data is displayed. If not, click Phonebook in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select a memory from the Memory Icon Area. 3. Click the item(s) to be deleted. 4. When the required items are highlighted, select Edit Delete or click. If you wish to delete all data in a given phonebook, select the phonebook and choose Edit Delete All.
3. Select the phonebook entries to be moved or copied. The selected entries are highlighted. 4. Select Edit Cut to move an entry or Edit Copy to copy an entry. 5. In the Memory Icon Area, select the memory to which the entries are to be moved or copied. 6. Select Edit Paste. The entries are moved or copied to the selected memory in the list. Note: To move or copy an entry to a new memory, you can also use the Drag-and-Drop feature. The move and copy features are only available in online mode, that is when the phone and the computer are communicating.
5. Click Yes to confirm the deletion. The phonebook data is deleted. 24 25
Quick way to select several items of the same type
To select several contiguous items (a single block), click the first item, then press the Shift key and click the last item. All items between the first and the last are highlighted.
Importing and Exporting the Phonebook
The Import/Export feature allows you to import address book data from your Windows address book to EasyGPRS and vice versa. 1. Select Tool Import/Export Phonebook.
To select several non-contiguous items (several blocks), press the Ctrl key and click each item. 2. Select the entries to be copied and click or to transfer them. The data is copied in the appropriate direction.
Sending a Message from the Phonebook Menu
You can select a number in the phonebook, write a message and send it directly to that number. 1. After selecting the required entry in the Phonebook list, select Phonebook Send Message. You can also send a message by clicking the SEND button when creating a phonebook entry. 2. For further information on how to create a message, see page 30. 26

Select the required memory.
3. When you have finished, click Close.
SMS (Short Message Service)

(Short Message Service)

2. Click the message to be viewed in detail. 3. Select Edit View/Edit or double-click the required message. The View Message dialog box is displayed with the existing details.
Click here to search for the number in the phonebook. Select the memory in which the message is to be saved.
Using EasyGPRS, you can: View all message data stored in the SIM card and phone memory Create and send a new text message Edit or delete the data you created on the PC Reply to a message received Note: For an EMS message containing sounds or images, you can view and edit it only via your phone.
Viewing and Editing Messages
1. In the EasyGPRS Menu Icon Area, click SMS. All SMS messages are displayed in the Item List Area.
To display SMS data, click SMS.
REC UNREAD: The message has been received but not yet read. REC READ: The message has been received and read. STO UNSENT: The message has been stored but not yet sent. STO SENT: The message has been stored and sent.
Click here and select the required option (Save, Send or Save & Send) in the pulldown list.
Click here to use preset messages. See page 30.

4. Edit the information.

5. When you are satisfied, click SEND. 29

Creating a New Message

1. Make sure that message data is displayed. If not, click SMS in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select SMS New Message, click the icon in the toolbar or select Edit New Message. The New Message dialog box is displayed.
1. To use a preset message, click Preset Message List in the New Message dialog box. The Preset Message List dialog box is displayed.
2. To. Create a new preset message View an existing message Edit an existing message Delete an existing message Use an existing message

Click. The NEW button.

The message.
3. Enter the information and adjust the settings, as required. 4. To send and/or save the message, click SEND.
The message. The EDIT button. The message. The DELETE button. The message. The SELECT button.

Using a Preset Message

You can save frequently-used messages as preset messages and recall them whenever you want, thus avoiding the need to write them again.

Deleting Messages

1. Make sure that message data is displayed. If not, click SMS in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select a memory from the Memory Icon Area. 3. Click the item(s) to be deleted. 4. When the required items are highlighted, select Edit Delete or click. If you wish to delete all SMS messages in the selected memory, choose Edit Delete All. You are prompted to confirm the deletion. 5. Click Yes to confirm the deletion. The SMS message data is deleted.

6. Select Edit Paste. The messages are moved or copied to the selected memory. Notes: To move or copy a message to a different memory, you can also use the Drag-and-Drop feature. The move and copy features are only available in online mode, that is when the phone and the computer are communicating. To select several messages at a time, see page 26. You cannot move or copy EMS messages containing sounds or images to another memory.

Using the SMS Menu

Once you have selected the required message in the SMS list, you can use the following menu options.
Moving and Copying Messages
You can move or copy messages from one memory (SIM card, MS phone memory or PC) to another. 1. Make sure that message data is displayed. If not, click SMS in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select a memory from the Memory Icon Area. 3. Select the SMS messages to be moved or copied. The selected messages are highlighted. 4. Select Edit Cut to move a message or Edit Copy to copy a message. 5. In the Memory Icon Area, select the memory to which the messages are to be moved or copied. New Message: allows you to create a new SMS message. Reply: allows you to reply to the sender. Forward: allows you to forward the message to the person(s) of your choice. Send: allows you to send the selected message to the same person again. Preset Message List: allows you to use a preset message saved in EasyGPRS. For further details on how to use preset messages, see page 30. 33

Schedule

The Schedule Management feature enables you to: Keep track of your appointments and meetings Set an alarm to remind you of various events
3. Select Edit View/Edit or double-click the required event. The Schedule dialog box is displayed with the existing details.
Select the memory in which the event is to be saved.
Viewing and Editing Schedule Events
1. In the EasyGPRS Menu Icon Area, click Schedule.
Indicates the schedule type: Grey: Previous task Yellow: Todays task Blue: Next task
To display schedule data, click Schedule.
If you set the alarm to On, your phone rings at the scheduled time.
Click here, then select the date from the pop-up calendar or select an element of the date and time and change it manually.
4. Edit the information. 5. When you are satisfied, click OK.
2. Click the event to be viewed in detail.
Creating a New Schedule Event
1. Make sure that schedule data is displayed. If not, click Schedule in the Menu Icon Area. 2. To create a new event, click New Schedule. or select Edit

4. When the required items are highlighted, select Edit Delete or click. If you wish to delete all schedule events in the selected memory, choose Edit Delete All. You are prompted to confirm the deletion. 5. Click Yes to confirm. The schedule data is deleted.
The Schedule dialog box is displayed.
Moving and Copying Schedule Events
You can move or copy schedule events from one memory (MS phone memory or PC) to another. 1. Make sure that schedule data is displayed. If not, click Schedule in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select a memory from the Memory Icon Area. 3. Select the schedule events to be moved or copied. The selected events are highlighted. 3. Enter the appropriate information in the various fields. 4. When you are satisfied with your settings, click OK. 4. Select Edit Cut to move an event or Edit Copy to copy an event. 5. In the Memory Icon Area, select the memory to which the events are to be moved or copied. 6. Select Edit Paste.

Deleting Schedule Events

1. Make sure that schedule data is displayed. If not, click Schedule in the Menu Icon Area. 2. Select a memory from the Memory Icon Area. 3. Click the item(s) to be deleted.
The events are moved or copied to the selected memory. Notes: To move or copy an event to a different memory, you can also use the Drag-and-Drop feature. The move and copy features are only available in online mode, that is when the phone and the computer are communicating. To select several events at a time, see page 26. 37

Call Records

The Call Records feature enables you to check recently made, received and missed calls. 1. To see your call records, click Call Records in the Menu Icon Area.
Downloading a Melody to the Phone
You can download music files to your phone and use them as ring tones. Make sure that you are in online mode. If not, reestablish the connection between the phone and the computer, by referring to page 12. 1. Click in the EasyGPRS toolbar or select Tool Melody to Phone. The Melody to Phone dialog box is displayed.
2. To display call records of a selected type only, click the corresponding category. Missed Call: shows calls that you were unable to answer. Received Call: shows calls that you have received. Dialled Call: shows calls that you have made. 3. If you wish to delete a call record, click on it and. select Edit Delete or click If you wish to delete all call records, choose Edit Delete All. Note: To select several call records at a time, see page 26. 38 2. Click SELECT. The Open dialog box is displayed. 3. Select a file to be downloaded and click Open. 4. If you wish to listen to the melody, press To stop playing, press.
Note: Depending on the file formats, this feature may not be available. 39

Downloading an Image to the Phone
5. Change the melody title, if necessary. 6. To download the melody, click DOWNLOAD. 7. When you have finished, click CANCEL. Note: The number of melodies that you can download may vary, depending on the phone model.
2. Click SELECT. The Open dialog box is displayed. 3. Select a file to be downloaded and click Open. The image is displayed in the preview window. 4. Change the image title, if necessary. 5. To download the image, click DOWNLOAD.
You can download image files, such as GIF, JPG and BMP files, to your phone and use them as background images. Make sure that you are in online mode. If not, reestablish the connection between the phone and the computer, by referring to page 12. 1. Click in the EasyGPRS toolbar or select Tool Image to Phone. The Image to Phone dialog box is displayed.
6. When you have finished, click CANCEL. Note: The number of images that you can download may vary, depending on the phone model.

Preview window

Uploading a Photo to Your Computer
If your phone has a built-in camera module, which allows you to take photos, you can upload them from the phone to your computers hard disk. Before uploading, make sure that you have stored photos in the phones memory and are in online mode. 1. Click in the EasyGPRS toolbar or select Tool My Photo. The MyPhoto dialog box is displayed.
3. Select the photo(s) to be uploaded from the MyPhoto list and click Upload. If some photos in the phones memory are not displayed, click Get New List to reload the MyPhoto list. When uploading has been successfully completed, the selected photos appear in the specified folder. 4. To view a photo, select it in the list. The image is displayed in the preview window.
5. When you have finished, click CLOSE. 2. Select the folder in which the photos are to be stored.

Reloading

When you start EasyGPRS, the phonebook, SMS, schedule and call record information in your phone is automatically loaded. If you change this information in the phone, you need to reload it. Before reloading, make sure that you are in online mode. If not, re-establish the connection between the phone and the computer, by referring to page 12. 1. Click the arrow next to in the toolbar.

Sending an E-Mail

The E-mail feature links you to your E-mail editor and allows you to send an E-mail.
Sending an E-Mail from the Phonebook
1. Select the required entry in the phonebook list and click. You can also select Phonebook Send Mail. Your E-mail editor is executed and a dialog box is displayed with the E-mail address of the selected phonebook entry. 2. Type the message in the message field and click Send.
2. Select the item to be reloaded from the pulldown list. If you wish to reload all data, select All.
Sending an E-Mail from the SMS List
1. Select the required message in the SMS list and click. You can also select File Reload All or File Reload, followed by the item to be reloaded. Your computer starts reloading. 3. When reloading is finished, you can see the reloaded information in each list. Your E-mail editor is executed and a dialog box is displayed with the selected message. 2. Type an E-mail address in the address field and click Send.

Using GPRS Wizard

The GPRS Wizard application allows you to use your phone as a modem and access the Internet.
Assign a name to the data session. Specify the access point name (APN). Select your service provider. Select your country.

Running GPRS Wizard

To run GPRS Wizard, click in the EasyGPRS toolbar. You can also select Tool GPRS Wizard. If EasyGPRS is not running, select Start Programs EasyGPRS GPRS Wizard from the Windows task bar or double-click the GPRS Wizard icon on the Windows desktop.
Enter your user name and password.
Click here to Select this access the option to save your password. advanced settings.
1. If necessary, enter the parameters in each of the input fields. 2. If necessary, click Advanced. and change the settings to reflect your setup. In most cases, you do not need to change the settings. If you wish to specify the DNS server address manually, select Use the following DNS server address and enter the address(es).
Setting the Connection Properties
You must first create a data session to configure the various connection properties. When you run GPRS Wizard for the first time, the connection properties window is automatically displayed with the default parameters.
Allows you to set the minimum quality of service.
5. Select the data session icon to be used for the connection and click Select. 6. To establish the connection with the network, follow the procedure below from Step 3 onwards.
Allows you to set the quality of service to which you have subscribed.

Accessing the Internet

1. Make sure that you are in online mode. If not, re-establish the connection between the phone and the computer, by referring to page 12.
2. Run GPRS Wizard by referring to page 46. The GPRS Wizard window corresponding to the previous data session opens.

DNS server address to be used as a backup when the preferred address is not available.
DNS server address to be used by default.

3. Click Connect.

3. Click OK to close the advanced settings window. 4. When you have finished, click Save in the connection properties window. The GPRS Wizard entry window appears and you can see the data session icon created.
Data session icon For more information on these buttons, see page 50. To change the data session, click here. The GPRS Wizard entry window opens.
Now, your computer is connected to the network.
4. Run Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator and enjoy surfing the Internet. 5. When you wish to end the connection, click Disconnect. After a few seconds, the data session is closed. 6. To quit GPRS Wizard, click Exit.
3. When you are satisfied, click Save. You can see the new data session icon added.

New data session

Using the GPRS Wizard Entry Window
In the GPRS Wizard entry window, you can: Add a new data session Change or delete an existing session Create a shortcut icon for the data session on the Windows desktop
Changing the Connection Properties
1. Select a data session for which you wish to change the settings. 2. Click Properties. The connection properties window opens. 3. Change the properties, as required. For further details, see page 46. 4. When you are satisfied, click Save.
Adding a New Data Session
You can set up more than one data session. 1. Click New.
Deleting an Existing Data Session
1. Select the data session to be deleted. 2. Click Delete. A message box asking you to confirm the deletion is displayed. 3. Click Yes to confirm the deletion. The selected icon is removed from the GPRS Wizard entry window.
The connection properties window opens. 2. Enter the properties, as required. For details, see page 46. 50 51

Updating EasyGPRS

Creating a Shortcut for a Data Session
1. Select the data session for which you wish to create the shortcut. 2. Click Short Cut and click Yes to confirm the creation. The shortcut icon is created for the data session so that you can simply double-click it to access the session. You can update the EasyGPRS application by comparing the version information and downloading the latest software via the predefined Web server. 1. Select Help Easy Live Update from the Easy GPRS main window. 2. Click OK.
Data session shortcut icon

3. Click OK.

The file is downloaded and EasyGPRS is updated.
Address book importing/exporting 27 Deleting call records 38 data sessions 51 messages 32 phonebook entries 24 schedule events 36 Dialog box Image to Phone 40 Import/Export 27 Melody to Phone 39 MyPhoto 42, 43 New Message 30 Phonebook 22, 23 Preset Message List 31 Schedule 35, 36 Setup 15 View Message 29 DNS server configuration 47 Download cable 12 Downloading EasyGPRS 53 images 40 melodies 39 Drag-and-Drop feature 25 GPRS Wizard 6 Exiting EasyGPRS 20 GPRS Wizard 50 Exporting phonebook 27 deleting 32 editing 28 moving 32 preset 30 sending 26, 30 sending E-mail 45 SMS menu 33 viewing 28 Modem driver setting up 7 Moving phonebook entries 25 schedule events 37 SMS messages 32

Background image 40

GPRS Wizard entry window 50 exiting 50 using 46
Call records 38 Changing window display 19 Configuration GPRS Wizard 46 system 5 Connecting download cable 12 IrDA port 13 Connection properties adding 50 changing 51 creating shortcut 52 deleting 51 setting 46 Copying phonebook entries 25 schedule events 37 SMS messages 32 Creating data session 46 phonebook entries 23 schedule events 36 SMS messages 30

Help 20

Phonebook copying 25 creating 23 deleting 24 editing 21 importing/exporting 27 moving 25 sending a message 26 sending E-mail 45 viewing 21 Photos uploading 42 Preset message list 30, 33
Icons 18 Image downloading 40 Importing phonebook 27 Infrared port 13 Installing EasyGPRS 5 Internet accessing 49 IrDA port 13
EasyGPRS exiting 20 installing 5 main window 16 removing 10 setting up 15 starting 14 updating 53 Editing data sessions 51 messages 28 phonebook entries 21 schedule events 34 E-mail 45 Executing EasyGPRS 14

List area 17

Main Window 16 Melody downloading 39 Memory icon area 16 Menu bar 16 call records 38 icon area 16 phonebook 21 schedule 34 SMS 28 Message coping 32 creating 30
Reloading data 44 Removing EasyGPRS 10 Running EasyGPRS 14 GPRS Wizard 46
Data session adding 50 creating 46 deleting 51 editing 51 setting up 46 shortcut 52
Schedule copying 37 creating 36 deleting 36 editing 34 moving 37 viewing 34 Selecting items 26
Sending E-mail 45 messages 26, 30 Setting up connection properties 46 EasyGPRS 15 modem driver 7 Shortcut data session 30 SMS copying 32 creating 30 deleting 32 editing 28 menu 33 moving 32 preset messages 30 sending E-mail 45 sending messages 26, 30 viewing 28 Sorting data 19 Starting EasyGPRS 12 GPRS Wizard 46 Status bar 16, 19 Stopping EasyGPRS 20 System requirements 5
Window changing display 19 EasyGPRS main 16 GPRS Wizard entry 50

Toolbar 18, 19

Uninstalling EasyGPRS 10 Updating EasyGPRS 53 Uploading photos 42
Viewing call records 38 messages 28 phonebook entries 21 schedule events 34