Nokia 6310 Installation instructions

SUPPORT GUIDE FOR
NOKIA 6310 WITH OUTLOOK
98/2000
Copyright © Nokia Mobile Phones 2000. All rights reserved | Date: 27.11.01, ver. 1.0

Contents
1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................1
2. INSTALLING AND SETTING UP .....................................................................................1
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1. INTRODUCTION
How to configure Microsoft Outlook 98 / 2000 to function with Nokia 6310 phone as a modem with it
• Windows 98 / Me / 2000 Operating System and IrDA port supporting data connections with Nokia
6310 and Nokia 6310 phone are the basic requirements
• Data services (at least outgoing data) should be activated in order to be able to make datacalls
• Good GSM coverage and a well-charged battery as the data connection's power consumption is
usually quite high.
• When you wish to use GPRS connection please verify from your operator that GPRS is activated
on your SIM card and your SIM card supports GPRS
• When you are roaming in other GSM operator's network please verify that they have also GPRS
roaming agreement
2. INSTALLING AND SETTING UP
Check that you have made a Dial-Up Networking connection for use with your Nokia phone (My
Computer – Dial-up Networking)
Figure 1. Checking your Internet connection's properties.
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1. Now that the Internet connection's properties are correctly set, you are ready to go on-line.
2. You now need to add a new service for use with your Dial-Up connection in Outlook 98/2000.
3. Start the Outlook 98/2000.
4. Go to Tools – Services… and click Add… to add a new service. Choose Internet E-mail from
the list and click OK (Figure 2).
Figure 2. Adding a new service in Outlook 98/2000.
6. You must now fill in the Mail Account Properties (Figure 3).
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Figure 3. The three steps to setting up the E-mail account.
7. After you have filled in all the fields click Apply and OK. You should then get a message which
asks you to Exit and Log Off from Outlook. Just click OK and choose File - Exit and Log Off.
8. Restart Outlook 98/2000. If you are prompted whether to Connect / Work Offline / Help you can
choose either connect or Work Offline.
9. Go to Tools – Remote mail – Connect…Choose the information service you just created by
clicking on the check box next to it and click Next >.
10. Choose either Retrieve and send all new mail or Do only the following – Retrieve new
message headers… (Figure 4).
Figure 4. Remote Connection Wizard
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Note: Choose Retrieve and send… if you have written messages offline and/or
to get all the messages. Choose Do only the following – Retrieve new… in
order to get only the message headers from which you can choose the messages
you wish to read (this option is a lot faster because it only downloads the headers
not the message itself).
11. Click Finish and after that you will be prompted to go on-line.
12. Check that your Nokia 6310 is connected to your PC in order to make the connection.
13. After a brief moment Outlook will retrieve new messages/headers.
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