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Casio Cassiopeia A-10/11
Internet/Modem FAQ
By Casio
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As a service to the Windows CE community, Pocket PC FAQ is offering these files provided by Casio. No affiliation exists between Pocket PC FAQ and Casio USA, Inc.
Q. I only receive part of
my e-mail messages- what's happening?
A. If you receive only part of your Internet mail message, your
Handheld PC may be set to limit the size of downloaded messages. To check
the line limit, while still in the mail service, tap Properties on the
Service menu. Tap Next until the transfer limit is displayed.
S. When preparing to dial, in the User box, enter MSN/ followed
by your username. Example: Your username is smith. You would enter
MSN/smith.
S. Customer might not have the PCMCIA modem selected. Go to
Start, Programs, Communications, Remote Networking. Single-click the icon
of the connection, go to the File menu at the top of the screen, and
select Properties. A new screen appears, where he can go to "Select a
modem," pull down the menu, and pick the name of the model he's
using.
S. Turn the unit off and press the RESET button.
S. Erase any files that may have been pre-installed.
A. Although you can use MSN as your ISP for browsing the Web,
you cannot receive MSN mail using Inbox, which requires a POP3/SMTP mail
server. MSN currently uses a proprietary mail server and cannot be
configured with Inbox.
F. If you decide to use a PCMCIA card (Modem or RAM) with the
A-10 or A-11 be sure to note the following: 1. When you a using a card for
the first time a warning message will appear: Battery power may not be
sufficient to run your PC card. Do you want to use this PC card on battery
power? Note : Select YES for H/PC battery power or NO for AC power. Some
PC cards, such as modem cards, require AC power. If you choose YES you may
want to save any work in progress.
A. You can use a PCMCIA Type II modem inserted into the PCMCIA
slot, or an external modem connected to the RS-232C port on the left side
using the included cable along with a null-modem cable. F. Customers looking for PCMCIA modems or Flash RAM cards to use
can consult Microsoft's Windows CE Hardware Compatibility List for some
PCMCIA devices that will work with the Cassiopeia. The list can be found
at http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/hwtest/hsearchce.idc. Keep in mind that
this list only represents devices that were tested with Windows CE, and
are not the only devices that will work.
A. Windows CE does not report the connection speed when you use
AutoDial with Remote Networking. When you use manual dial, you can enter
the modem dial command in a terminal window (usually ATDTxxxx for
touch-tone dial, or ATDPxxxx for pulse dial, where xxxx is the telephone
number) and the connection speed should appear after you connect.
P. I can't log onto The Microsoft Network,
even though all the parameters seem to be correct.
P. Customer is using a PCMCIA modem. He has
created a Remote Networking connection file, but cannot dial the number or
even get a dial tone.
P. Customer has tried several PCMCIA modems,
which has created selections for each modem under "Select a
modem" in dialing properties. He would like to get rid of the extra
selections that he won't be using.
P. I have a new PCMCIA Flash RAM card. The
unit recognizes the card, but I cannot save files to it.
Q. Why can't I send or receive mail on Microsoft Network (MSN) with
Inbox?
Q. What modem can I use with the Cassiopeia?
Q. How do I determine the connection speed of my Remote Networking
connection?
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