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A quick guide to your

Xda IQ

Contents

Section 1
Getting started Remove the rear cover Insert your SIM card Insert the battery and replace the cover Charge the battery Turn on and set up for the rst time Enter your PIN Synchronise with your PC 6 7

Section 2

Using it Work more conveniently Mobile phone Internet and messaging Video and pictures A world of connections A tour of your Xda IQ In the box

Section 3

Help and troubleshooting General questions 22 24

Getting started

1. Open the rear cover
Remove the rear cover by placing the phone in one hand with the keypad facing down in the palm of your hand. Press down on the back cover with your other hand and slide it open in the direction of the arrow.

2. Insert your SIM card

Open the SIM card door on the lower right. Insert the SIM card into the door with its gold-plated contacts facing down. Close the door and press down to lock it. Please be careful not to force any of the SIM reader components, as this may cause damage. It doesnt take much pressure to insert the SIM correctly.
3. Insert the battery and replace the cover
Carefully connect the battery so the gold contacts connect with the row of connectors on the top left hand side of the Xda IQ (just below the camera lens). You can only t the battery one way and you shouldnt need to use force. Gently press the battery down to secure it (therell be a small click as its locked into place). Slide the battery cover towards the camera lens then lightly snap into place.
Smart IQ: its a good idea to charge the battery for at least eight hours before you use your Xda IQ for the rst time.

4. Charge the battery

You need to charge the battery fully before using your Xda IQ for the rst time. Connect the AC charger to your Xda IQ and plug it into the wall. We recommend you use the AC adaptor the rst time you charge your Xda IQ, and not the PC synchronisation cable. A solid amber light shows your Xda IQ is being charged. This light will turn green when the battery is fully charged.
5. Turn on and set up for the rst time
Turn on your Xda IQ by pressing the power button on the top left-hand edge. Your Xda IQ will start to set itself up and add settings supplied by O2.
Smart IQ: youll block your SIM card if you enter the wrong PIN three times. This means you wont be able to make or receive any calls, texts or picture messages. Dont worry you can easily sort this out by contacting your service provider. Theyll unblock it for you right away.

6. Enter your PIN

When your Xda IQ restarts, it may ask you to enter the PIN for your SIM. All new connections to O2 have a PIN on their SIM. Tap in your PIN and select Enter. If youre an O2 Ireland customer, please enter the PUK code supplied with your SIM or call Customer Service on 1909.
7. Synchronise with your PC
Because your Xda IQ is designed to complement your PC as a smartphone, you can work with the same information in both places. You can synchronise your Xda IQ with Microsoft Outlook on your PC. This will let you keep a copy of your address book, appointments and emails on both your Xda IQ and computer. Whenever you add appointments or write emails on your phone, you can copy them across to your PC each time you connect. This way, youll always have a back up copy of your information.
To synchronise your Xda IQ with your Windows PC, you need to install Microsoft ActiveSync 4.1. Youll nd ActiveSync on the Getting Started CD in your Xda IQ box, along with a copy of Microsoft Outlook 2002 and a single PC licence. After youve installed ActiveSync, connect the USB cable to your PC and Xda IQ, then follow the on-screen instructions to get synchronised.
Now youre set up, lets get going.
Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition 110 grams 2.2 QVGA, 64k transective colour backlit LCD 64MB Flash ROM 64MB RAM TI OMAP 850, 200MHz Up to 4 hours talk time Up to 150 hours standby time GSM/GPRS Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900) Mini SD slot W LAN 802.11b GPRS class 10 Speakerphone Video and MP3 playback Bluetooth 2.0 and Infrared and Mini USB Connector 2.5mm Audio Connector Voice dialling and voice recorder Integrated 1.3 mega pixel camera Microsoft Pocket Outlook (Inbox, Contacts, Calendar, Ta 2.2 QVGA, 64k transective colour backlit LCD 64MB Flash ROM 64MB RAM TI OMAP 850, 200MHz Up to 4 hours talk time Up to 150 hours standby time GSM/GPRS Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900) Mini SD slot Wireless LAN 802.11b GPRS class 10 Speakerphone Vid MP3 playback Bluetooth 2.0 and Infrared and Mini USB Connector 2.5mm Audio Connector Voice dialling and voice recorder Integrated 1.3 mega pixel camera Microsoft Pocket Outlook (Inbox, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks) Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition 110 gram 2.2 QVGA, 64k transective colour backlit LCD TI OMAP 850, 200MHz Up to 4 hours talk time Up to 150 hours standby time GSM/GPRS Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900) Mini SD slot Wireless LAN 802.11b GPRS class 10 Speakerphone Video and MP3 playback Bluetoo and Infrared and Mini USB Connector 2.5mm Audio Connector Voice dialling and voice recorder Integrated 1.3 mega pixel camera Microsoft Pocket Outlook (Inbox, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks) Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition 110 grams 2.2 QVGA, 64k transect colour backlit LCD 64MB Flash ROM 64MB RAM TI OMAP 850, 200MHz Up to 4 hours talk time Up to 150 hours standby time GSM/GPRS Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900) Mini SD slot Wireless LAN 802.11b GPRS class 10 Speakerphone Video and MP3 playback Bluet and Infrared and Mini USB Connector 2.5mm Audio Connector Voice dialling and voice recorder Integrated 1.3 mega pixel camera Microsoft Pocket Outlook (Inbox, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks) Windows Mobile 110 grams 2.2 QVGA, 64k transective colour backlit LCD Flash ROM 64MB RAM TI OMAP 850, 200MHz Up to 4 hours talk time Up to 150 hours standby time GSM/GPRS Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900) Mini SD slot Wireless LAN 802.11b GPRS class 10 Speakerphone Video and MP3 playback Bluetooth 2.0 and Infrared and M

Using it

Work more conveniently
The Xda IQ is one of the most powerful connected handhelds available. It gives you more control over the way you work and where you work. It keeps you in touch wherever you go. You can access contact information, browse the web, send emails, track appointments and much more.

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Meaning

Internet and messaging

Use Outlook Mobile to send and receive emails with attachments, keep track of meetings and events, and keep in sync with Outlook on your PC. Compose and send picture messages or text your contacts for a speedy response. Internet Explorer Mobile gives you fast connection to the Internet. Do your banking, check your market prices or catch up with the days news.

Video and pictures

Take detailed pictures or shoot video with sound. The Xda IQ has a high-resolution camera and a clear high-quality colour screen.
Battery is fully charged Battery is only 20% full Youll need to charge it soon Battery is nearly empty Battery is empty Youre connected to a foreign network (youre roaming) Youre in an area of GPRS coverage You are connecting/connected to GPRS Battery is being charged Speakerphone is active Youve missed a call
Searching for an accessible Wireless LAN hotspot Connected to a Wireless LAN hotspot New instant message in MSN Messenger New email, text or picture message(s) Phone is on with strong coverage Coverage is average Coverage is poor Phone is searching for a network to connect to Phone is switched off Theres no network available to connect to, or no SIM in your Xda

A world of connections

With onboard support for GPRS and Wireless LAN, you have several ways of connecting to the Internet at a range of speeds. Just choose what suits you and your location. Bluetooth means youre wire free and can use your Xda IQ with car kits and headsets.

Mobile phone

Make and receive calls to keep in contact. Get in touch with the ofce, or send text messages.

In the box

Xda IQ your all-in-one phone and hand-held PC Xda IQ case to protect and carry your phone Xda IQ battery to power your phone Microsoft Windows Mobile Getting Started CD including ActiveSync and Outlook 2002 Application CD ClearVue Document Suite, Wireless Modem USB Driver

Getting Started CD

Portions 2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved

Application CD

ClearVue Document Suite Wireless Modem USB Driver
with Windows Mobile software Includes Microsoft ActiveSync 4.1 Connectivity Software and Microsoft Outlook 2002

6 9H 100

45-16M Ver. A 2/2005

6 9H 200

38-10M Ver. A 2/2005

Handsfree stereo headset

Connection cable to connect your Xda to your PC
AC adaptor to charge your Xda IQ
Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 user guide

Warranty card for Europe

Quick Start Guide this booklet
O2 may change the contents of the Xda IQ box in the future. The images here are purely to illustrate whats in the box; the actual contents may look slightly different.

Help and troubleshooting

Help online
Need technical help with your Xda IQ? No problem. Send an email to our support team: (UK) o2datasupport@o2.com (EIRE) support@o2.ie We will try to get back to you within 24 hours or on the next business day.

Talk to us

If you have any general questions about your Xda IQ, your service provider will be able to help. Youll nd their contact details printed on your monthly bill. If youre a corporate customer, we recommend you contact your internal help desk. Need to ask about charges on your account or services not activated? Please contact the service provider where you bought your phone from.
Smart IQ: our technical support team can only help you with how to use your Xda IQ.

General questions

Can I use software designed for the Xda sp with my Xda IQ?
Xda IQ uses Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 as the core system. Applications written for the Xda sp may not work correctly. You should contact the software vendor to check if the application will work correctly with Windows Mobile 5.0.
Can I receive phone calls or text messages while using the Internet or synchronising email on my Xda IQ?
You can make and receive phone calls when using Wireless LAN. If youre actively using your connection in GPRS mode, your phone calls will be forwarded based on your settings the default is to divert to voicemail (if its set up) or another number. However, you can make and receive calls if your GPRS is idle.
What are the maximum speeds of GPRS?
In GPRS mode, Xda IQ supports a maximum download speed of about 53kbps and an upload speed of 26kbps.
When Im overseas, why do I see a white triangle at the top of the screen?
The triangle means youre roaming on a foreign network and roaming charges apply.
Smart IQ: to nd out more, check out http://www.o2.co.uk/xda
How do I turn the phone off and go into PDA mode?

Press the power button at the top left edge of the phone, and select ight mode.
Can I close applications using one of the buttons?

Press the End call key.

Review O2 Xda Graphite
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2s Xda series covers all the business smartphone bases. From the giant PDA-type Argon, through to the more compact sat nav savvy Orbit and onto the phone-orientated Graphite. Whatever your smartphone tastes, O2 will no doubt hit the spot with one of its devices. The networks latest member, the Xda Graphite, is aimed at suits that demand a phone form factor without the feature compromise. Its manufactured by Asus and arrives packed with a Windows Mobile OS, built-in Wi-Fi and 3G capabilities. You can tell from its sober design and two-tone battleship grey finish thats its boardroom material. The Graphite may have a solid construction, but it remains lightweight and will easily slip into the inside suit pocket. Look at the Sony Ericsson K810i the nearest vital stats comparison. The keypad sports bold sizeable buttons to aid text typing or more lengthy email writing, while elsewhere, the joystick has a domed top that occasionally proves slippery to grip. Its not a major gripe because the nub is lucid to thumb. Unfortunately, the Graphite isnt powered by the latest Windows Mobile 6 version, rather the previous 5.0 platform. Even so, youre still
As successor to O2s Xda IQ, the new Graphite business smartphone now features 3G and a two-megapixel camera

Features

Windows Mobile OS Built-in Wi-Fi 3G capabilities Push-email Two-megapixel camera Video calling
This smartie has all the right connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and 3G.
Its conservative design screams efficiency.
privy to the integrated push-email capabilities and you can seamlessly synch your contacts, calendar, tasks and notes from the Outlook on your PC with your handset. You can also view and edit your Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents through the Microsoft Office suite and send them as email attachments. The Graphite has built-in Wi-Fi to hook up with W-LAN hotspots for broadband speeds when internet browsing, checking your emails or downloading on the fly. Its easy to get connected and web pages load quickly via the Pocket Internet Explorer browser. Move out of range, and you still have a brisk 3G connection to fall back on. The bright and detailed 2.2-inch display is spacious enough to view websites, emails and messages. A front-loaded VGA camera is on hand if you dabble in one-on-one video conferencing over a 3G connection. The quality is juddery and pixelated,
but good enough to see the whites of callers eyes. The Graphite may be built for business, but its not all about spreadsheets and PIM functionality. The device harbours a two-megapixel camera with a crude LED flashlight that shoots in a 1600x1200-pixel resolution. Picture quality is sufficient for the casual snapper, but some suits may find this a hindrance with business practices banning camera phones from their premises for security reasons. The Windows Media Player also spins your MP3 and WMA music files and a microSD card slot sits alongside 64MB of internal memory for storage. The Xda Graphite wont make the style mile, but for the hard-nosed business bod, this handset is a nononsense and efficient smartphone without the bulk of a PDA-type device. Nick Renshaw
nick.renshaw@nhmedia.co.uk
OS: Windows Mobile 5.0 Size: 109.5x47x18mm Weight: 109g Display: 65,000 colours Resolution: 240x320 pixels Camera: Two megapixels/ VGA Video recording/ playback/streaming: Yes/ yes/yes Video calling: Yes Audio playback: MP3, WMA Ringtones: Polyphonic, MP3 Radio: No Connectivity: Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi Internal memory: 64MB RAM, 128MB ROM Memory card slot: microSD Messaging: SMS, MMS, IM Internet browser: WAP , xHTML, HTML Email client: POP3, SMTP , IMAP4 Java: Yes Games: Solitaire, Bubble Breaker GPRS: Yes + 3G Frequency: Tri-band Talktime: 240 mins Standby: 150 hours

Verdict

The Graphite ticks the right boxes for the business user and all in a pocketable form.