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U U s s e e r r M M a a n n u u a a l l 2002. 9. Although great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of procedures and artwork, some of the screens displayed on your device may be different from the ones that appear in this user ’s manual. M M a a j j e e s s t t y y ’ Safety Information Please read these simple guidelines before using your pda. Failure to comply with these guidelines may be dangerous or illegal. z Only qualified service personnel must install or repair equipment. Breaking the warranty seal and opening the casing of the phone will void your warranty. z Use only approved accessories and batteries. Do not connect to incompatible products. z Avoid any contact with water and any type of moisture. z Do not place heavy objects on your Majesty. Your Majesty may be damaged. z Do not store near a strong magnetic force. z Dropping your Majesty and creating a strong impact or using excessive force on it may result in damage or malfunctioning. z Getting your Majesty wet in the rain or spilling some beverage may result in a break down. z Do not voluntarily disassemble, repair, or assemble your Majesty. If it needs to be repaired, contact the customer support center. z When using the touch screen, be sure to use the stylus that comes with your Majesty. Using your fingertips or other sharp objects may cause damage to the touch screen so as to dull the character recognition function and cause other defects. z Your Majesty must be used in the following temperature conditions due to the characteristics of the LCD. If used in conditions outside this range, malfunctions and breakdowns may occur. (Temperature conditions: 0 ~ 40°C / 32 ~ 104°F) z When removing dirt or other residue, use a soft cloth. z When the battery’s capacity is insufficient, either charge it or exchange it with a charged battery as quickly as possible. Important data stored in the memory will be lost if the battery is completely drained. z For safekeeping, store your Majesty in its original case from purchase. Congratulations on purchasing the Majesty, a Palm-Size PC that is a combination of high technology from the areas of Mobile Computing and Wireless Communication. Majesty is a mobile device powered by Microsoft Windows CE OS. The size and capabilities of the Majesty let you keep your most important business and personal information current and close at hand. Through the self-developed personal information management programs, Majesty enables you to check E-mail and manage your appointments and contacts in situations where your desktop PC is unavailable. This is made possible through a process of downloading the data stored on your desktop PC to your Majesty by synchronization, and then updating the information you have acquired on the road back to your desktop PC through yet another synchronization. Majesty offers you the highest quality in performance and battery life as well as a variety of programs and utilities planned and designed by CYBERBANK. In order to stand out from other products in the world, Majesty has installed a CDMA mobile phone module in the Personal Data Assistant (PDA) for voice calls and wireless Internet communications, anywhere and anyplace. In addition, by supporting VGA-level resolution (640x480, 200dpi), Majesty offers you direct wireless access without having to adjust sizes of Web Sites or Information System user screens much. Also, in contrast to the existing PDA which need cables, mobile phones, or wireless modems for data communication, Majesty fully supports voice calls, wireless data communication, and wireless Internet all in one device. Although Majesty has many features illustrated above, you will have no problems if you are familiar with Microsoft Windows series. September, 2002 Cyberbank Corp. 18 th Fl. Mirae B/D, 1306-6 Seocho-Dong, Seocho-Gu, Seoul, Korea 137-855 C C o o p p y y r r i i g g h h t t Contents Page ix Chapter 1 Getting Started Hardware Features ....................................................................... 1-1 Using your Majesty for the first time ................................................. 1-5 Soft Reset & Hard Reset ............................................................... 1-7 Microsoft Programs ...................................................................... 1-8 The 3 rd Party Programs .................................................................. 1-9 Chapter 2 Customizing & Maintenance Setting Majesty Preference ............................................................ 2-1 Managing Battery Power.............................................................. 2-11 Managing and Applying Memory................................................... 2-13 Chapter 3 Connecting to desktop Installing Microsoft ActiveSync and Establishing a Partnership .............. 3-1 Backup and Restore using Backup/Restore of ActiveSync ................. 3-11 How to install programs using ActiveSync ....................................... 3-13 Using Sync Port and Infrared Port ................................................. 3-14 Chapter 4 bUSEFUL Backup Plus Backup ...................................................................................... 4-1 Restore ...................................................................................... 4-3 Chapter 5 Internet Explorer & Inbox Internet Explorer........................................................................... 5-1 Inbox ......................................................................................... 5-4 C C o o n n t t e e n n t t s s Page x Contents Chapter 6 Microsoft Programs Media Player ............................................................................... 6-1 MSN Messenger .......................................................................... 6-5 Remote Desktop Connection ....................................................... 6-13 Terminal Emulator ...................................................................... 6-15 Word Viewer...............…

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Internet Explorer & Inbox Page 5-3 3. If you want to add this page to a new folder other than Favorite, tap New Folder. 4. Tap New Folder and enter a new name for a new folder. Then tap OK. 3) Managing your Favorites folder Tap Manage Favorites on the Favorites menu. You can add, rename, move and delete folder. 4) Web Page Offline By tapping Work Offline on the File menu, you can see the last Web page you connected to while you were online. This Web page does not show you the updated Web sites since the last connection. If you select Work Offline, Internet Explorer will always start in the offline mode. To run Internet Explorer in an online state, tap Work Offline on the File menu once more. Page 5-4 Chapter 5 II. Inbox You can send and receive mail messages as follows: z ActiveSync folder that helps you to synchronize data between your desktop and device. z Mail service account that you can make for directly connecting to ISP’s network. You can download mail messages using this mail service account through LAN card that you have to purchase optionally. (1) Mail message Synchronization through ActiveSync 1) Microsoft ActiveSync Settings for Inbox Tap Inbox () icon. First, put your device on cradle and synchronize mail message through Microsoft ActiveSync. At this time, select Inbox in establishing a partnership. Internet Explorer & Inbox Page 5-5 Select Inbox and tap the Settings button. Tap OK and synchronize mail messages between desktop and the ActiveSync folder of your device. : Mail message with no attachments, : Mail message with attachments. 2) Open mail message in Inbox Double-tap mail message you want to open. If you want to reply to, reply all, forward and delete this mail message, tap the reply to ( ), reply all (), forward () and delete () icon. Page 5-6 Chapter 5 3) Make a new mail message If you want to make a new mail message, tap New from the Compose menu or tap the New Message ( ) icon. Enter Recipient, Cc, Title and content. If you want to attach files, select the File menu, point to Attachments and Add Attachments or tap the Add Attachments ( ) button. The attachments will be shown on the bottom of screen. Tap the Send ( ) button to send your mail message. 4) Add mail address to Contacts z Open the mail message of the Inbox folder and select the Add mail address to Contacts from the Compose menu. Recipients z Enter the recipient’s mail address directly or tap the Contacts () icon to select the mail address from the list.(for more information, see the Add mail address to Contacts.) z If recipients is more than 2 persons, semicolon(;) will be put between mail address. If you want to leave the copy of the mail message you have sent before, select the Service menu, Options, the Compose tab and select the Save copy to Outbox. Internet Explorer & Inbox Page 5-7 z Select the Add to mail address to e-mail client of the Tools menu of the Contacts program. Select a contact you want or select the Select All button to select all contacts and tap OK. 5) Make a new folder, rename and delete folder 1. Select the folder under which you want to make a new folder on the explorer pane located on the left side. 2. Select the File menu, Folder and New Folder, and enter a name of a folder and tap OK. 3. If you want to rename it, select a folder and point to Folder of the File menu and select Rename. Then enter a new name. 4. Select the folder you want to delete, point to Folder of the File menu and select. 6) Move mail messages Allow you to move mail messages in a folder to another folder. 1. Select a mail message to move. (When you select more than one message, tap shift first and select another message.) 2. Select Move to of the File menu. You can not rename the Inbox, Sent, Outbox, Deleted folder provided from the ActiveSync folder. You can not delete the Inbox, Sent, Outbox, Deleted folder provided from the ActiveSync folder. Page 5-8 Chapter 5 3. Select the folder you want to move mail messages and tap OK. (2) Making a new Local Account Select the Inbox icon on your device. Select Options of the Service menu and tap Add button. Select IMAP4 or POP3 and tap OK. (For more detailed information, ask your ISP or network administrator. Let us take a POP3 example here.) Fill out each corresponding item and tap Next. Select options you need and tap Next. Example: *****.cb.co.kr Example: Steve Remember your password and select this option. For more detailed information on POP3/IMAP4 server name, SMTP Host name, user name and password, ask your ISP or network administrator. Some mail services restrict sending/receiving mail messages through a network outside according to company security policies, or do not support POP3 for some Web-based mail messages. First, ask your ISP or network administrator. SMTP Host name Internet Explorer & Inbox Page 5-9 When completed, tap Finish. Tap OK to finish all settings. Insert the wireless or wired LAN card (you have to purchase it optionally.) into CF card slot and see the corresponding icon on the taskbar. (Wired LAN card: , wireless LAN card: ) Tap the connect ( ) icon to download the Inbox folder of the Local Folder from mail server. 1) Open mail message 1. Tap the Connect () button or Send/Receive () button to make a connection to mail server. 2. Mail messages will be downloaded to the Inbox folder of your Local Folder from mail server. You can add new folders under only the Inbox, Sent and Outbox of the Local Folder you have created. The Sent, Outbox and Deleted folder of your Local Folder will not be downloaded from mail server. Page 5-10 Chapter 5 3. When finished, tap the Connect () button again to disconnect. 4. Double-tap the mail message or select Open of the File menu. For more detailed information on the Local Folder, see mail message synchronization of the ActiveSync folder in the first half of this chapter. Microsoft Programs Page 6-1 M M i i c c r r o o s s o o f f t t P P r r o o g g r r a a m m s s I. Media Player Use Microsoft Windows Media…

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KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 1 of 1 FCC ID Sample Label Model Number: CB-2460 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 S/N: Cyberbank Corp. Made in Korea This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 1 of 1 Label location FCC Label Location

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KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 1 of 13 Test Report Test Report No.: KTI02EF10003 Registration No.: 99058 Applicant: Cyberbank Corp. Applicant Address: 18th Floor, Mirae Bldg, 1306-6, Seocho-Dong, Seocho-Gu, Seoul, Korea Product: PDA FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Model No. CB-2460 Receipt No.: 02-1010 Date of receipt: October 7, 2002 Date of Issue: October 17, 2002 Testing location Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. 51-19, Sanglim3-Ri, Docheok-Myeun, Gwangju-Shi, Gyeungki-Do, Korea Test Standards: FCC/ANSI. C63.4: 1992 Rule Parts: FCC Part 15, Class B Equipment Class: Computing Device Test Result: The above-mentioned product has been tested with compliance. Tested by: M.H.Jang / Engineer Approved by: G. C. Min /President Signature Date Signature Date Other Aspects: Abbreviations: * OK, Pass=passed * Fail=failed * N/A=not applicable  - This test report is not permitted to copy partly without our permission. - This test result is dependent on only equipment to be used. - This test result is based on a single evaluation of one sample of the above mentioned. - This test report must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U.S Government. - We certify this test report has been based on the measurement standards that is traceable to the national or international standards. KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 2 of 13  Contents  1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Annex1 Annex2 Contents List of Tables List of Figures List of Photographs General Test Site 2.1 Location 2.2 List of Test and Measurement Instruments 2.3 Test Data 2.4 Test Environment Description of the tested samples 3.1 Rating and Physical characteristics 3.2 Submitted documents Measurement conditions 4.1 Modes of operation 4.2 List of peripherals 4.3 Uncertainty 4.4 Test Setup Emission Test 5.1 Conducted Emissions 5.2 Radiated Emissions Photographs of the Test Set-up Label Photographs of EUT 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 8 8 12 14 16 18~20  List of Tables Table 1 List of test and measurement equipment Table 2 Test Data. Conducted Emissions Table 3 Test Data. Radiated Emissions  List of Figures Figure 1 Spectral Diagram, LINE-PE Figure 2 Spectral Diagram, Neutral-PE  List of Photographs Photograph 1 Setup for Radiated Emissions Photograph 2 Setup for Conducted Emissions 4 11 13 9 10 14 15 KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 3 of 13 1. General This equipment has been shown to be capable of compliance with the applicable technical standards and was tested in accordance with the measurement procedures as indicated in this report. We attest to the accuracy of data. Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. performed all measurements reported herein. And were made under Chief Engineer’s supervisor. We assume full responsibility for the completeness of these measurements and vouch for the qualifications of all persons taking them. 2. Test Site Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. 2.1 Location 51-19, Sanglim3-Ri, Docheok-Myeun, Gwangju-Shi, Gyeungki-Do, Korea The Test Site is in compliance with ANSI C63.4/1992 for measurement of radio Interference. KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 4 of 13 2.2 List of Test and Measurement Instruments Table 1: List of Test and Measurement Equipment - Conducted Emissions Kind of Equipment Type S/N Calibrated until Spectrum Analyzer R3261C 61720417 11.2002 Field Strength Meter ESPC 832827/011 5.2003 LISN KNW407 8-1157-2 10.2002 LISN ESH2-Z5 8254601019 9.2003 Conducted Cable N/A N/A 11.2002 - Radiated Emissions Kind of Equipment Type S/N Calibrated until Field Strength Meter ESPC 832827/011 5.2003 Spectrum Analyzer R3261C 61720417 11.2002 Pre Amplifier 8447D 2944A06874 11.2002 BiconiLog Antenna 3142B 1705 12.2002 Bilog Antenna CBL6140A 1217 5.2003 Open Site Cable N/A N/A 11.2002 Antenna Mast DETT-03 N/A N/A Antenna & Turntable controller DETT-04 91X519 N/A 2.3 Test Date Date of Application: October 7, 2002 Date of Test: October 16, 2002 2.4 Test Environment See each test item’s description. KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 5 of 13 3. Description of the tested samples The EUT is PDA . 3.1. Rating and Physical Characteristics Size (mm) : 102 × 127 × 19.3 Weight (g) : 275 Durations : 4 ~ 5 Hours (PDA) / 3 hours (Wireless LAN) Battery : Li-ion 3.7V , 1800 mAh Screen : 640 * 840 / TFT 65000 Color / 4” Transitive TFT LCD CPU : COTULLA (PXA250:INTEL) / 400 Mhz Memory : Flash Memory – 32Mbyte / NAND Flash Memory – 32 Mbyte / DRAM – SDRAM (64Mbyte) Ear-set Jack : Support Stereo Keyboard : 44 – keys External I/O Connection : 12pin sync connector (USB , Serial Sync) / USB Host Controller (2) Adapter(Input : AC 110/220V, 50/60Hz , Output DC 5V +/-5%) External Expansion : CF – CF Type II (3.3V only) MMC/SD – MMC Ver2.1 & SPI mode Memory Card(MMC/SD) & SDIO Card 3.2. Submitted Documents - User’s Guide - Block Diagram KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 6 of 13 4. Measurement Conditions Testing Input Voltage: AC 230V 4.1 Modes of Operation The EUT was in the following operation mode during all testing; 1) Download the file from PC. 4.2 Additional Equipment DEVICE TYPE Manufacturer M/N S/N FCC ID PC COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATION Deskpro EXM 6F13JC8JN619 - Monitor Samsung Electronics 750S P223HVAR502035 - Keyboard COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATION KB-9963 B26960GBUKKOVW - Mouse logitech M-S48a None JNZ201213 Mouse SEJIN ELECTRON INC. SMB-400 0CIM004047 GJJS965M3 Printer HEWLETT PACKARD C4569A SG6A7160PJ - 4.3 Uncertainty 1) Radiated disturbance Uc (Combined standard Uncertainty) = ± 1.8dB Expanded uncertainty U=KUc K = 2  U = ± 3.6dB 2) Conducted disturbance Uc = ± 0.88dB U = KUc=2 x Uc = ± 1.8dB KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 7 of 13 4.4 Test Setup Signal Line PC PRINTER MONITER KEYBOARD MOUSE MOUSE EUT KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-24…

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KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 1 of 2 6. Photograph of the Test Set-Up Photograph 1 : Setup for radiated Emissions KTI02EF10003 FCC ID: PGVCB-2460 Korea Technology Institute Co., Ltd. Page 2 of 2 Photograph 2 : Setup for Conducted Emissions