RoadSync™
RoadSync™ uses the Microsoft
®
Exchange ActiveSync
®
protocol to provide secure,
wireless and direct push synchronisation of information. With RoadSync in your phone, you
can wirelessly synchronise emails and subfolders, calendar items, contacts, tasks and
attachments.
RoadSync saves its data in the applications on your phone. Email messages are saved in
Messaging
(in a separate RoadSync mailbox), calendar items are saved in
Calendar
, and
contacts are saved in
Contacts
.
For more information in your phone, select
Menu
>
Organiser
>
Help
>
RoadSync Help
.
Before you set up RoadSync™
Before setting up RoadSync, you have to set up an Internet account in your phone. See
on page 56 for more information or ask your IT department (if you are a corporate user)
or your operator which settings to use for your Internet and RoadSync accounts.
To set up a RoadSync™ account
1
Select
Menu
>
Organiser
>
RoadSync
.
2
Select
Next
and follow the instructions on the screen.
To get help, select
Options
>
Help
.
Synchronisation errors
If you experience synchronisation problems, or general problems with the RoadSync
application, perform the following actions:
•
Check the log. In the log you can find information to help you check the settings or
connections.
•
Restart the phone.
•
Reset all data in RoadSync.
Working offline
You can use your phone to work offline when no service is available. For example, you can
still use your phone in flight mode, on a plane, to write and send email messages to contacts
that are available in your phone.
As soon as you connect to a network after the flight, RoadSync will automatically send all
email messages that are in your Outbox. Your Exchange server email will also be updated
automatically, and this will be reflected on your PC.
If you lose your phone
If your phone is lost or stolen, immediately report the loss to your IT department if you are
a corporate user. Your IT department can do a remote wipe of synchronised data on the
phone.
If you synchronise with a public exchange server, contact the relevant support service.
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