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A quick guide to your
Xda Orbit 2
Contents
Section 1
Touch Cube
10
What’s in the box
2
To send a text message
12
Install the SIM card 6
To make a call
12
Take a picture
13
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Installing and charging
the battery 7
Send an MMS
Installing a storage card
8
To personalise your Xda Orbit 2 13
To insert a MicroSD card
8
Go online and surf the web
13
To turn the device on or off 8
Send and receive email
15
Synchronise your Xda and PC 9
Sat Nav
15
Secure your Xda Orbit 2
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To set up synchronisation
software on your PC 9
To set up ActiveSync on
Windows XP 9
To set up Windows
Mobile™ device centre
on Windows Vista™ 9
TouchFLO™
10
Finger scrolling
10
Finger panning
10
Section 2
A tour of your Xda Orbit 2 20
Status indicators 28
Section 3
Help and troubleshooting 32
What’s in the Box
Xda Orbit 2
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Xda Orbit 2 pouch
Xda Orbit 2 battery
to power your Xda.
AC charger
for recharging your Xda battery.
Connection cable
to connect your Xda to a PC for
synchronising data and charging.
Hands-free stereo headset
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Quick Start Guide
this booklet.
o2.co.uk
O2 (UK) Limited, 260 Bath Road, Slough, Berks, SL1 4DX.
Registered in England No.1743099. Registered office as above.
© O2 (UK) Limited 2001-2008. Correct at time of going to press (12/07)
The Bluetooth ® word and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Windows Mobile is a trade mark or registered trade mark of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
O2CN394N LN 1207.
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Full User Manual
available on the CD.
Warranty card for Europe
Full User Manual
Warranty card
Xda Orbit 2
Xda Orbit 2
In-box CD:
Applications
Getting Started,
Full User Manual
CD contents include:
GPRS Monitor & Sprite Backup
Windows MobileTM software,
including Microsoft® ActiveSync®4.5
Connectivity Software and Microsoft®
Outlook® 2007
O2 may change the contents of the Xda Orbit 2 box in the future.
The images here are purely to illustrate what’s in the box – the actual contents may look slightly different.
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Install the SIM Card
Ensure that the device is turned
off and slide the battery cover off.
Push the SIM card holder to the
right to unlock it.
Flip the SIM card holder up.
Insert the USIM/SIM card with its
gold contacts facing down and its
cut-off corner facing the battery
compartment.
Push the SIM card holder down
until it snaps into place to lock it.
When you insert the battery, the
SIM card lock secures the SIM card
in place.
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Installing and charging
the battery
You will receive the new battery
partially charged. So before
you start using your Xda Orbit 2
you will need to fully charge
the battery.
Install the battery by aligning its
exposed copper contacts with
the battery connectors inside the
battery compartment. Insert the
contact’s side of the battery first,
then gently push the battery into
place. Replace the back cover.
Charge the battery by plugging
the AC adapter in to an electrical
outlet. Plug the USB end to the
sync connector port at the bottom
of the device.
The battery will be fully charged
after about three hours.
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Installing a storage card
To turn the device on or off
A storage card slot is located on
the right side of your device.
To have additional storage for your
images, video, music and files, you
can purchase a MicroSD™ card
and insert it into the slot.
It’s easy. Just press and hold the
POWER button for about three
to five seconds. This will turn your
Xda Orbit 2 on or off. You’ll see
a message on the screen when it’s
switching off. Tap Yes to turn off
the device.
To insert a MicroSD card
1. Open the storage card
slot cover.
2. Insert the MicroSD card into
the slot with the gold contacts
facing up.
3. Replace the card slot cover.
Note: To remove the MicroSD card,
press the MicroSD card to eject it
from the slot.
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Synchronise your Xda
and PC
To set up ActiveSync on
Windows XP
It’s easy to synchronise your
computer with your device.
This enables you to keep
information like contacts,
emails, tasks, and appointments
up-to-date on your Xda Orbit 2.
1. Install ActiveSync 4.5 on your PC
from the Getting Started section
of your In-box CD.
To set up synchronisation
software on your PC
The synchronisation software
you need will depend on your
computer’s Operating System (OS).
Either use Microsoft ActiveSync®
4.5 (or later) or Windows Mobile®
Device Centre to synchronise your
device with your computer.
5. C
hoose whether to allow
wireless connections while
your device is connected to
the computer.
6. Click Finish.
2. Connect your Xda Orbit 2 to
your computer. You’ll see that
the Synchronisation Setup
Wizard automatically starts and
will guide you to create
a synchronisation partnership.
Click Next to proceed.
To set up Windows Mobile™
3. To synchronise your device
with your computer, clear
the ‘Synchronise directly with
a server running Microsoft
Exchange’ check box and then
click Next.
2. S elect the information you want
to synchronise and click Next.
1. C
onnect your device to your
computer. Windows Mobile
Device Centre will open.
On the screen, click Set up
your device.
3. T ype in a name for your
phone and click Set Up.
4. Select the information types
that you want to synchronise,
then click Next.
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TouchFLO™
Finger panning
TouchFLO™ gives you better touch
panel experience on your device.
Using TouchFLO, you can easily
scroll and pan the screen by sliding
your finger on the touch panel.
TouchFLO also has the Touch Cube
where you can add your favourite
contacts, access media, launch
programs, and more.
Touch and hold on the touch
screen and then drag your finger
around the screen.
Finger scrolling
To close the Touch Cube, slide
your finger downward.
While on a web page, document,
or list (such as contacts list, file
list, etc.), slide your finger upward
to scroll up or slide your finger
downward to scroll down.
To scroll to the right, slide your
finger to the left. To scroll to the
left, slide your finger to the right.
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Touch Cube (see opposite)
To open the Touch Cube, slide
your finger upward, starting from
the bottom of the touch screen
where it shows the O2 logo.
Touch Cube is a cubic user interface.
To flip the interface from one side
to another, slide your finger left or
right on the touch screen.
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To send a text message
6. Enter your message.
To make a call
Send short text messages (SMS)
up to 160 characters long to other
mobile phones:
To quickly add common
messages, tap Menu > My Text
and tap a desired message.
1. P ress the Talk button or
Start > Phone.
1. Tap Start > Contacts.
To check the spelling, tap
Menu > Spell Check.
2. Slide your finger upward on
the touch screen to scroll down
the contact list. See ‘Finger
scrolling’ and ‘Finger panning’
on page 10 for more details on
finger scrolling.
3. Touch the contacts name to
open his or her contact card.
4. On the contact card touch
Send text message.
5. A new text message is
then created. To add more
recipients, enter their mobile
phone number in the To
field, separating them with a
semicolon. You can also tap
To if you want to add mobile
phone numbers from Contacts.
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7. Tap Send.
2. O
n the phone keypad, touch
the keys with your finger or
tap the keys using the stylus to
enter the phone number.
3. T he Smart Dialling panel will
display the matching numbers
in Call History as well as the
matching contacts found on
your device and SIM card.
Select the number or contact
you want to call then press Talk.
To make a video call, touch/tap
instead of pressing Talk.
For hands-free phone conversation,
connect the USB stereo headset
or a Bluetooth® headset (not
included) to your device.
To learn how to connect a
Bluetooth headset, refer to
the Full User Manual.
Take a picture
Use your Xda Orbit 2 to capture
those precious moments.
1. Press the CAMERA button
all the way in. The screen
will automatically switch to
landscape mode when you
use the camera.
2. Tap to change the camera
settings.
3. Tap to choose the resolution
and other settings.
Or you can choose to delete by
tapping after taking the photo.
The Full User Manual which comes
with your Xda Orbit 2 offers a
more complete guide.
To personalise your
Xda Orbit 2
You can personalise the screen
appearance of your Xda Orbit 2.
If you want to change the Today
screen:
4. Tap to choose capture modes.
Tap Start > Settings > Personal
tab > Today.
3. Press ENTER to take the shot.
If you want to set the date and time:
Send an MMS
Tap Start > Settings > System
tab > Clock & Alarm > Time tab.
The photos you take will be
automatically saved to the My
Pictures folder. You can send
photos by MMS by tapping
.
If you need to manage your power
settings:
Tap Start > Settings > System
tab > Power > Advanced tab.
Go online and surf the web
To get online, turn on Wi-Fi® on
your device.
If there is no Wi-Fi hotspot in your
area, you can still connect to the
Internet by using the GPRS or
dial-up service of your wireless
service provider.
Please refer to the Full User
Manual to learn how to connect
using GPRS or dial-up settings.
If you are using Wi-Fi:
1. T ap Start > Programs > Comm
Manager and tap the Wi-Fi
button.
2. S elect the wireless network you
want to connect to and tap OK.
3. S elect The Internet and tap
Connect
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Note: If you are connecting to a
secured wireless network, you may
first need to enter the network
connection.
Send and receive email
Use Internet Explorer® Mobile (tap
Start > Internet Explorer) to surf
the web.
To send or receive email:
You can set up your Xda Orbit 2 to
send and receive emails using your
preferred email service.
1. Tap Start > Messaging > New
Email Account.
2. Type in your Email address and
tap Next.
3. If this doesn’t work then
manually enter the settings in
the following screens.
4. Type in Your Name and Account
Display Name. Tap Next.
5. Type in the User name and
Password for the email account.
Tap Next.
You can also synchronise your
device with your company’s
Microsoft Exchange server to
receive work emails. Please refer to
the Full User Manual if you want
to access your company email
account using your Xda Orbit 2.
Sat Nav
In order to activate your Sat Nav,
you will need to have the CoPilot
Live version 7 Licence key and
Micro SD Card.
In some cases you may have to
purchase the Sat Nav accessory
pack. To do this, please get in
touch with your usual O2 point
of contact.
6. Select the frequency to send
and receive email. Tap Finish.
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Secure your Xda Orbit 2
To enable this
You can protect your device from
unauthorised access by using the
SIM PIN or the device lock.
1. T ap Start > Settings >
Personal tab > Lock.
A. To enable SIM PIN
You will first need to enter a
password to enable the SIM PIN
before you can use the phone
features of the device.
2. S elect the ‘Prompt if device
unused for’ check box and
enter the time you want.
3. Select the Password type.
4. E nter and confirm the
password, then tap OK.
To use the SIM PIN, tap Start >
Settings > Personal tab > Phone
and select Require PIN when
phone is used.
B. To enable device lock
The device lock requires a
password to unlock the device
after it has been left idle for a set
period of time.
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Section 2
A tour of your Xda Orbit 2
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1. Earpiece
7. OK button
2. Power Button
Press OK to confirm actions and to
close applications and screens.
3. Second camera
4. Talk button
Press to answer an incoming call
or dial a number.
8. End button
Press to end a call or return to the
Today screen.
5. Windows start button
Press to launch windows.
6. Navigation wheel/Enter
Press up, down, left and right,
or rotate the wheel to move
through menus and programme
instructions. Press the centre of
the navigation button to carry
out the selection.
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11. Touch screen
Tap the screen with the stylus
to write, draw or select.
12. Stylus
You can use the stylus to write,
draw or select items on the
touch screen.
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13. Status Indicators
The Today screen displays
important information, such as
upcoming appointments and
status indicators. Some of the
status icons that you may see
on your Xda Orbit 2 are listed
on pages 28–29.
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14.GPS antenna connector
You can connect an external
GPS antenna to get a better
GPS signal.
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15. Camera
Use the camera to take still photos
and record video clips.
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16. Voice Command
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Press to start Voice Speed Dial;
press and hold to record a
voice note.
17.Volume slider
Slide it up or down to adjust the
speaker volume.
S lide it up or down to adjust the
earpiece volume during a call.
18. Strap holder
This lets you attach a strap for
carrying your Xda Orbit 2.
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19.MicroSD card slot
Let’s you insert a storage card (Mini
SD format) for storing data.
20.Camera button
Press to launch the camera and
press again to take a photo or
video clip, depending on the
specified capture mode.
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21.Battery cover latch
Slide this latch to release the
battery cover.
22. Sync connector/
earphone jack
Use this connector to synchronise
data by connecting the provided
USB Sync cable or to recharge the
battery via the provided
AC charger. You can also use the
USB stereo headset for handsfree conversation or to listen to
FM radio and audio media. The
stereo headset acts as an antenna.
23. Reset Button
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With the stylus, press the reset
button to soft-reset your device.
24.Power button
Press Power to turn off the display
temporarily. This will switch it to
Sleep mode. You can still receive
calls and messages when your
Xda Orbit 2 is in Sleep mode.
Press and hold for about five
seconds to turn off the power
completely. This makes all
the functions, including the
phone, unavailable.
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Status indicators
Status icon
New email or text messages; SMS
notification of voicemail
New multimedia (MMS) message
New MSN message
There are more notifications
Tap the icon to view all
Speakerphone on
Voice call in progress
Searching for phone service
EDGE available
EDGE connecting
EDGE in use
GPRS available
GPRS in use
HSDPA
Maximum signal strength
HSDPA connecting
No signal
Phone is turned off
Missed call
GPRS connecting
No phone service
Call on hold
Meaning
Calls are forwarded
Status icon
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Meaning
HSDPA in use
Roaming
Status icon
Meaning
Status icon
Connection is active
Serial USB connection active
The USB to PC icon*
ActiveSync notification
i-Fi function is enabled but the Xda Orbit 2
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is not yet connected to a wireless network
No SIM card inserted
Wireless network(s) detected
Connecting to wireless network
(arrows moving)
Connection is not active
Synchronisation in progress
Synchronisation error
Battery is fully charged
Battery power is very low
Battery charging
Device is locked
Device is unlocked
Meaning
Connected to wireless network
Synchronising via Wi-Fi
Vibration mode
Sound on
Bluetooth headset detected
Sound off
EDGE Monitor currently active
Alarm
*The USB to PC icon appears on the Today screen when you are connected to your computer with a USB connection.
For more information about USB to PC, refer to the Full User Manual.
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Section 3
Help and troubleshooting
Help online
Talk to us
Need technical help with your
Xda Orbit 2?
Your service provider will be able
to help if you have any general
questions about your Xda Orbit 2;
questions about charges on
your account or activation of
O2 services. You’ll find their
contact details printed on your
monthly bill.
For help with using or setting up
your Xda visit our dedicated Xda
web site at www.my-xda.com
If you’re a corporate customer,
we recommend you contact your
internal help desk first.
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o2.co.uk
O2 (UK) Limited, 260 Bath Road, Slough, Berks, SL1 4DX.
Registered in England No.1743099. Registered office as above.
© O2 (UK) Limited 2001-2008. Correct at time of going to press (12/07)
The Bluetooth® word and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Windows Mobile is a trade mark or registered trade mark of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
O2CN393N LN 1207.