Foma P702i, Manual

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Glossary of Terms
p
APN
The abbreviation of Access Point Name. Used to identify an Internet
service provider or Intranet LAN system you access for packet
communication. For example, mopera is expressed with character
string “mopera.ne.jp”.
p cid
The abbreviation of Context Identifier. A registration number of the APN
that is registered in the FOMA phone in advance for packet
communication. In the FOMA phone, you can register up to 10 cid
numbers (1 to 10).
p Administrator right
Means the right with which the user can access all functions of
Windows
®
XP or Windows
®
2000 Professional system, in this manual.
Generally, the user in the administrators group has this right. User
without the administrator right can use only specific functions of the
system; therefore, such users cannot install the communication setup
files (driver).
p DNS
The abbreviation of Domain Name System, which converts a name
easy-to-understand for human-being, for example, “nttdocomo.co.jp”,
into an address indicated by a number easy-to-manage for computer.
p OBEX
The abbreviation of Object Exchange, which is the international data
communication protocol defined by IrDA (Infrared Data Association).
Using devices and software based on the OBEX protocol, you can
transfer data among various devices such as mobile phones, personal
computers, digital cameras, and printers.
p IrDA
The abbreviation of Infrared Data Association, which is the international
organization that establishes and promotes a protocol of data
communication via infrared rays.
p IrMC
The abbreviation of Ir Mobile Communications, which is the protocol
defined by IrDA that provides how to exchange data such as
Phonebook entries, schedule events, mail or free memos. Also, it
provides that communication between devices should be based on the
OBEX protocol.
p
QoS
The abbreviation of Quality of Service, which indicates the quality of
network services. For the QoS setting of the FOMA phone, you can
specify a connection at a free baud rate or only at the maximum baud
rate (upload: 64 kbps, download: 384 kbps). (After connection, the
baud rate is variable.) For details, see page 39.
p W-TCP
A TCP parameter used to maximize the TCP/IP communication
capability when carrying out the packet communication in the FOMA
network. To maximize the communication performance of the FOMA
phone under the “Wireless”, “W-CDMA”, or “Windows
®
” environment,
you need to optimize the TCP parameter.
p W-CDMA
One of the third-generation mobile phone communication systems
(IMT-2000) authorized as the global standards.
The FOMA phone conforms to the W-CDMA standard.
The following outline shows a preparation flow for
packet communication or 64K data communication.
The following steps explain how to connect the FOMA
USB Cable (option).
1
Check the direction of the connector terminal
of the FOMA phone, then straight insert the
external connector of the FOMA USB Cable
until it clicks.
Preparation Flow for Data Communication
Connect a personal computer to the FOMA phone using the
FOMA USB Cable (option).
Install the P702i communication setup files. (See page 4)
Check the setting after installation. (See page 6)
Install the FOMA PC setup
software. (See page 8) Carry out the setting manually
without using the FOMA PC
setup software. (See page 19
and page 31)
Connect. (See page 15 or page 30)
■ Attached “FOMA P702i CD-ROM”
When connecting the FOMA phone to your personal computer via the
FOMA USB Cable for packet communication, install the “P702i
通信設定
ファイル (P702i communication setup files)” (driver) from the attached
“FOMA P702i CD-ROM” into the personal computer. You are advised to
install “
FOMA PC設定ソフト
(FOMA PC setup software)” for
establishing APN or connecting to the Dial-up service easily when you
communicate.
See page 4 through page 7 for how to install the “P702i
通信設定ファイ
ル (P702i communication setup files)” (driver).
See page 8 for how to install the “ FOMA PC設定ソフト (FOMA PC
setup software)”.
Connecting the FOMA Phone to a PC