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The PDA is turned off but the phone is on
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Both the phone and PDA are on
Different capabilities are available and certain restrictions
apply in each of these states. Understanding each of these
states and some of the restrictions can help you get a better
understanding of how your device works at a basic level as
well as decide when and whether you need to operate the
phone and PDA components at the same time.
When the PDA is on but the phone is off, you can access
Pocket PC programs but are unable to make or receive
voice calls, receive or reply to SMS messages, or use any
of the other programs that utilise data transmission such as
EzWAP and Inbox. You may find it useful to work in this
mode when you just want to use organizer features or
programs and do not want to be interrupted by incoming
calls.
In the second state, the PDA is turned off to conserve
power. You are unable to access Pocket PC programs or the
dialing screen (to make outgoing calls), but you can still
receive incoming calls because the phone component is
operating in standby mode. When an incoming call is
received, the PDA powers automatically on, the dialing
screen is displayed automatically, and you can accept or
reject the call. Work in this mode when you want to use
your device to answer incoming calls.
When the phone and PDA components are on at the same
time, you can access and work in Pocket PC programs and
answer incoming calls. If you are working in a Pocket PC
program and you receive a call, the display changes
automatically to the dialing screen, and you can answer or
reject the call. When you are done with the call, you can
switch back to the program you were working in and wait
for the next incoming call.