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GETTING STARTED
iDEN
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TUTORIAL
This tutorial provides an overview of the tasks that are most fre-
quently performed using the Organizer. For a more comprehen-
sive task list, refer to the “Help on Specific Tasks” section in the
online help.
Before you start, make sure the Organizer is up and running as
described on page 5. You will begin by reading Call List entries
from the portable unit and making a backup copy that you can use
in the tutorial.
Reading Call List Data from the Portable
The iDEN portable stores your call lists as data which can be
retrieved, modified and saved to what is known as a Call List Data
file. Traditionally, this file has a .dbf extension in its file name.
If you already have a Call List Data file on your hard disk, skip this
task and proceed to open this file as described in the next topic.
To retrieve call list data from your portable, follow these steps:
1. Set up the programming hardware as described on page 7.
2. From the View menu, choose Configuration Setup. Check the
setting in the Serial Port field. This setting in this field should
refer to the same COM Port that the programming cable is
connected to.
3. From the Radio menu, choose Read. A progress bar will
appear and begin moving toward 100%. When the Call List
Data has been read, the Organizer will display the Summary
dialog box.
If you are new to the Organizer, we suggest
that you try these operations on a backup Call
List Data file until you become thoroughly
familiar with the software.
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C a u t i o n
Note: If the progress bar does not appear or an error occurs, refer to the
Troubleshooting: “Hardware Setup” topic on page 25.
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