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Setting up for the Internet

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Entering your email and fax settings in Email

The final stage of the setting up process is entering your email and fax details in Email.

To start Email:

Tap on the 

Email

 icon.

Entering email settings

To enter the email settings:

1.

Select the 

Add new account|Email

 command from the 

Tools

 menu.

2.

Enter the following on the 

Account

 page of the dialog:

• 

Account name:

 Enter a name for the account (this can be anything you want).

• 

Your name:

 This will appear on emails you send.

Email address:

 This is the email address that will appear on emails you send, and should be the address you want

others to send replies to.

Mailbox type:

 If the 

Mailbox type

 line is present, select the type of email account you use. Most email accounts are

POP3 or IMAP4.

Set as default account:

 Tick this box if you plan to use multiple mail accounts, but want most of your new messages

to be created and sent using the details from this account. (You can change the account used for sending individual
messages by opening the message and using the command on the 

Tools

 menu.)

3.

Enter the following on the 

Outgoing

 page:

Email (SMTP) server:

 This is the server through which outgoing email will be sent.

••

Auto send on opening:

 If this box is available, remove the tick if you don’t want email in your 

outbox

 to be

automatically sent when you connect to this mail account.

4.

Enter the following on the 

Incoming

 page:

Server:

 This is the server used to receive email messages (e.g. POP3 or IMAP4).

Mailbox login:

 This is the mailbox login name provided by your Internet Service Provider.

Mailbox password:

 This is the password you need to use to access your Remote mailbox.

Confirm password:

 Enter your password again for confirmation.

Advanced email settings

Tap the 

Advanced 

button when you are editing the Email account settings if you need to:

Specify your SMTP or POP3/IMAP4 port number.

Turn off MIME encoding of messages.

Specify that your Series 5 should use "Secure password authentication".

Entering fax settings

To enter the fax settings:

1.

Select the 

Account settings|Fax

 command from the 

Tools

 menu.

2.

On the 

Details

 page enter the:

Fax number:

 This is normally the phone number where you can receive faxes, i.e. your private fax machine, one you

have access to (e.g. the fax machine in your office), or the number of the phone line your Series 5 is connected to.
This number will be printed on the top of faxes you send.

You can only enter ‘+’, space, and digits ‘0’-’9’ in the 

Fax Number

 line.

Your name:

 Enter the name you want to be printed at the top of the faxes you send.

Preferred resolution:

 This is normally set to fine. This is the 

resolution

 you will send faxes in and would prefer to

receive faxes in. Change this to normal if you want to reduce the size of the fax, or if the fax machine you are sending
to can only receive normal faxes.

Show connection dialog:

 Remove the tick from this box if you don’t want to display the Connection dialog each

time you send a fax.

3.

On the 

Modem

 page enter the:

Max. fax speed:

 If you have problems sending or receiving faxes because of a poor quality phone connection, you

can lower this value.

Faxback delay:

 Enter the number of seconds that you want the modem to wait after dialling a faxback number before

it expects the fax to be sent.

The standard settings on the 

Modem

 page are designed to work with most setups, so you may want to leave them as

they are.

Summary of Contents for 5MX Series

Page 1: ...Setting up for the Internet Setting up your Series 5 for Email Web Version 2 00 May 1999 English...

Page 2: ...without notice Some names referred to are registered trademarks Copyright Symbian Ltd 1997 1999 Part of the IMAP4 software addition is Copyright ANT Ltd 1998 All rights reserved Incorporates MPPC comp...

Page 3: ...m 14 add a new mobile phone modem 14 remove a modem from the list 14 control the modem loudspeaker 14 change the modem speed 14 use an infrared modem 15 just dial the number I type 15 use a call back...

Page 4: ...net 4 Appendix The scripting language 19 Overview of creating connection scripts 19 When to use scripts 19 How to use scripts 19 Creating a script for your Internet Service Provider 20 Scripting langu...

Page 5: ...to the Internet read the Quick setup for advanced users section Read the Quick setup for Infrared mobile phones section for information on how to set up your Series 5 to work with an infrared mobile p...

Page 6: ...nternet account From your Internet Service Provider or in the information you received when you opened your account Whether or not you need to specify your IP address when you connect Only a small num...

Page 7: ...lls you what information you need to put in each Control panel section in the System screen and what you need to set up in the Email program Setting What to set up there Modems section of Control pane...

Page 8: ...as soon as you connect to the mailbox On the Incoming page Enter the address of the server you receive email from in the mailbox type server line Enter your Mailbox login username and enter and confir...

Page 9: ...t Generic modem settings If the generic settings don t work for your modem you can add settings for a new one See add a new modem in the How do I section later on Setting the location you dial from Wh...

Page 10: ...een 2 Tap the New button and On the Service page enter the your access number in the Standard dial up number line Include the country and area codes You may need to omit the first 0 from the area code...

Page 11: ...is is the password you need to use to access your Remote mailbox Confirm password Enter your password again for confirmation Advanced email settings Tap the Advanced button when you are editing the Em...

Page 12: ...is set up correctly is to send yourself an email message then retrieve it from your Remote mailbox To send the email message 1 Tap on the Email icon 2 Tap the New button on the Toolbar and select Emai...

Page 13: ...Email tap New on the Toolbar and select SMS 2 Enter the number of the phone you want to send the message to followed by your message then use Save to outbox on the Toolbar 3 Make sure your phone and S...

Page 14: ...he appropriate details for your type of modem 4 On the Advanced page select Mobile in the Modem type line Tap OK remove a modem from the list To remove any of the modems from the list of pre defined m...

Page 15: ...t add or remove any information to or from the numbers you type in use a call back service You can set up a call back service where the server you log into calls you back on a specified number You may...

Page 16: ...your chargecard and tap Options then Edit or tap Options and select New if your card isn t displayed in the list 5 On the Details page Enter your account number Enter and confirm your PIN 6 On the Ru...

Page 17: ...ng the country and area code disable my alternative access numbers If you ve set up alternative access numbers for each location you dial from but don t want to use them at present you can turn them o...

Page 18: ...y enter your DNS address To specify your DNS address manually 1 Open the Internet section of the Control panel in the System screen 2 Select your Current Internet service and tap the Edit button 3 Tap...

Page 19: ...will need to use a script How to use scripts To use a script for logging in 1 Open the Internet section of the Control panel in the System screen 2 With the Internet service you use selected tap the E...

Page 20: ...late codes on the Tools menu and remove the tick from the Local echo box 6 Make sure the Port active line on the Transfer menu is ticked then select Capture to file on the same menu 7 Give the capture...

Page 21: ...trol panel in the System screen 2 With the Internet service you use selected tap the Edit button 3 Tap on the Login page and put a tick in the Use login script box Script writing The capture file you...

Page 22: ...ollowed by a colon E g waitforlogin 3 On a new line type WAIT followed by the number of seconds you want the machine to wait for the prompt Then start another new line and type a character You will no...

Page 23: ...SEND followed by The text you want to send within marks or The characters login_name if you want your Series 5 to send whatever you have entered in the Username line on the Account page for your Inte...

Page 24: ...login_name 0x0d WAIT 15 word sendpass sendpass READ After sending the login name the script jumps to the sendpass procedure In the sendpass procedure the READ command lets the user type their passwor...

Page 25: ...you can use with the EXIT command in the EXIT section of the script glossary below 2 Use the WAIT command to wait for more than one response including alternative responses which may indicate that the...

Page 26: ...orts a general error KErrModemError Reports that there was an error with the modem KErrModemInitError Reports that there was an error initialising the modem KErrModemResetError Reports that there was...

Page 27: ...ble name longer than this will result in an error occurring during the login process WAIT WAIT n expr1 label1 expr2 label2 expr3 label3 The WAIT command pauses the script for n seconds or until any of...

Page 28: ...ates for 17 IP address 18 Location settings 9 Loop command in the scripting language 26 mailbox login 11 password 11 messages storing 18 MIME encoding 11 mobile phone setting up to use 8 modem configu...

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