Foma PushTalk SH902i, Manual

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When
アンインストールが完了しまし
た。
(Uninstallation completed.)
appears, click OK .
Uninstallation of the communication setting file
finishes.
Windows 98
When
今すぐ再起動しますか？
(Restart now?)
appears, click
はい
(Yes), and restart your PC.
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Uninstalling from the control panel
Example: Uninstalling from Windows XP.
1
Click
スタート
(Start) menu
→
コン
トロールパネル
(Control panel) and
click the
プログラムの追加と削除
(Add/Remove programs) icon.
The add/remove programs screen appears.
Windows 2000, Me and 98
Click
スタート
(Start) menu
→
設定
(Settings)
→
コントロールパネル
(Control panel) and
double-click the
アプリケーションの追加と削
除
(Add/Remove programs) icon.
2
Select FOMA SH902i USB and click
変更と削除
(Change and Delete).
3
Confirm the program name to
delete and click
はい
(Yes).
Uninstallation of the communication setting file begins.
4
Click OK .
Various network settings are required to connect the
FOMA terminal to a PC to send packet transmissions
and 64K data communications. Use the FOMA PC
Setup Software to easily make the following settings.
Easy settings
Follow the menu to easily create dial-up settings for FOMA
data transmissions and configure the W-TCP setting.
W-TCP settings
This optimizes the network settings in the PC
before using
FOMA packet transmission .
Use the W-TCP settings to optimize the transmission
settings and fully utilize the transmission performance.
Setting the Host (APN)
This configures the host (APN) required for
packet transmissions.
Unlike in the case of 64K data communications, the
host for FOMA packet transmissions does not use a
telephone number. A host name, called an APN
(Access Point Name), is registered to the FOMA
terminal for each host in advance. The registration
number (cid) of the APN is assigned to the host
telephone number field and a connection is
established. The APN
mopera.ne.jp is registered in
the first cid (cid1) and mopera.net is registered in the
third cid (cid3) at the time of purchase for connection
to mopera or mopera U. Configure a separate APN to
connect to another provider or a corporate LAN.
cid (Context Identifier) ...
This number is a number for managing
hosts (APNs) used for packet
transmission, registered in the FOMA
terminal. This is configured when an
APN is registered in the FOMA terminal.
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From installing the FOMA PC Setup
Software to connecting to the Internet
Check the operating environment of the FOMA
PC Setup Software. (
n
P. 456)
STEP 1 Install the FOMA PC Setup Software
If the W-TCP System Setup Software
(earlier version W-TCP Setup Software),
FOMA Data Transmission Setup
Software (earlier version FOMA Data
Transmission Setup Software) or FOMA
PC Setup Software supplied with a
FOMA terminal released before this
handset is installed in the PC, uninstall
these programs in advance.
The FOMA PC Setup Software can be
used with all FOMA terminals enabled
for data transmission.
STEP 2 Setup preparation
Check the following before making any
settings.
The FOMA terminal is connected to a PC
(
n
P. 456)
The FOMA terminal is recognized on the
PC (
n
P. 459)
STEP 3 Use Easy settings to configure the network
Packet transmissions using mopera U or
mopera (
n
P. 464)
Packet transmissions using other providers
(
n
P. 465)
64K data communications using mopera U
or mopera (
n
P. 466)
64K data communications using other
providers (
n
P. 467)
Refer to P. 470 and following pages for
other settings.
STEP 4 Establish a connection (
n
P. 468)
Connect to the Internet.
Note
After uninstalling the communication setting file
from Windows Me, depending on the PC
environment, proper communication may not be
possible when using data communication after
immediate reinstallation of the file. In such cases,
remove the FOMA USB cable once, insert it again,
and then use data communication.
Communication Settings with
the FOMA PC Setup Software
FOMA PC Setup Software
Note
Alternatively, configure packet transmissions and
64K data communications without using the FOMA
PC Setup Software. (
n
P. 470)
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