D-Link DCF-560M User manual

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DCF – 560M
CompactFlash 56K Modem Card
Quick Installation Guide
Package Contents
Please ensure that the following items are included in
your package. If any items are missing, pls. contact your
dealer:
 1- DCF – 560M CompactFlash 56K Modem Card
 1- Analog Phone Cable
 1- User’s manual
 1- Quick Installation Guide
 1- Registration card

Hardware Installation
1. Firmly insert the
DCF – 560M into
the CompactFlash
slot on top of your
pocket PC with the
50-pin connector
facing the
CompactFlash slot.
You will hear a
click when firmly
connected.
2. Please Press “YES”
to skip the warning
message.
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3. Connect the analog
phone cable to RJ-
11 of the DCF –
560M. And insert
the other end of the
analog phone cable
into a standard
telephone outlet.
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Configuring a Modem Connection on
Your Pocket PC
1. On your Pocket PC, tap
the “Start” button and
choose Settings.
2. Click the “Connections”
tab and choose
“Modem” icon.
Note: Consult with
your network
administrator for
specific settings.
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3. Click “New
Connection…”
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4. Type a name in the
“Enter a name for the
connection” text box.
5. Choose “CompactFlash
56K Modem” from the
Select a modem list.
6. Choose “Baud Rate” for
your CF modem.
For example: 115200.
Click the “Advanced”
button.
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7. Click the “Name
Servers” tab.
8. According to your ISP
account, input
appropriate address if
necessary.
9. Click “OK” at top right
to continue.
10. Click the “Next” button.
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11. Type in your local ISP
access number.
12. Click “Next” to
continue.
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13. Click “Finish” to
complete the process…
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Setting up your Pocket PC for POP3
Email
1. Launch the “ Inbox” from
your Pocket PC. Click “
Services”, followed by
New Service from the
menu. Then Click “Next”
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2. In the Server Field, enter
the incoming mail server
(usually a POP3) and
your User ID and
Password. If you are
having problems, please
contact your ISP. Click
“Next”.
3. Leave the Domain name
blank unless you are
connecting to a Microsoft
NT server. The SMTP
server will usually be the
same as your POP3 server
but check with your ISP to
make sure. The return
address is the email you
can be reached at. Click
“Next”.
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4. These are email options.
Choose those options that
you wish to use. Click
“Next”.
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5. The last screen has options
for email retrieval. You
can select the options on
how you view mail. If you
choose “Get Full Copy of
Messages”, you download
the entire email. If you
choose “Get Message
Headers Only”, you
download only the
summary of the email.
Choose the amount of lines
you wish to download. If
you use Microsoft
Outlook, check “Get
Message Requests” if you
want to retrieve and
respond to meeting
requests. Check “Get File
Attachments” if you wish
to download file
attachments. This may
slowdown your download
time.
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