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1. Install Battery.
Fully charge the battery for at least eight hours before your first use.
Battery Low : When “LED 1” flashes green light, it signals battery low. Connect Bluethooth GPS Receiver to a power source for continue operation and recharge simultaneously.
Charging : When battery is being charged, “LED 1” turns to red light. When the battery has been fully charged, “LED 1” will shut off automatically.

2. Turn on Bluethooth GPS Receiver
Press the “Power Button” for 2 seconds, “LED 1” turns into steady oranage light, and “LED 2” turns into blue flashing light. This is to activate Bluetooth pairing; it’s required only once for the first use.

3. Activate Bluetooth function of your PDA / PC
Prior to activating the Bluetooth function of your PDA / PC, make sure the device is equipped with Bluetooth function, and the driver software has been installed.

BlackBerry Unite! software

Computer

• Intel® Pentium® III processor (750 MHz or greater) (1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor Microsoft® Windows Vista™)
• minimum 512 MB of RAM available (1 GB for Microsoft® Windows Vista™)
• minimum 40 GB hard drive or more
• minimum 2 GB of disk space available
• an available USB port or serial port for your BlackBerry® device

Note: If your computer enters into power-saving mode (sleep), all of the BlackBerry® Unite!™ software functions are stalled until the computer is turned on again. You can configure your computer to avoid power-saving mode when not in use.

Operating System

• Microsoft® Windows® XP with Service Pack 2 (64-bit versions are not supported)
• Microsoft® Windows Vista™ (64-bit versions are not supported)

BlackBerry device

BlackBerry® Device Software version 4.3 or later. BlackBerry Device Software versions 4.0 to 4.2.1 are supported with reduced functionality. You can use BlackBerry smartphones, including:

This manual describes how to use NetBackup to back up and restore folders and files that reside on a Microsoft Windows PC. For specific information about the NetBackup Server software, refer to:

• NetBackup Release Notes – UNIX, if you have a UNIX server, or
• NetBackup Release Notes – Windows NT Server if you have a Windows NT
  server.

This guide is intended primarily for administrators and users of Microsoft Windows PCs that are NetBackup clients. The guide will also be useful to system administrators of the NetBackup master server. It is arranged as follows:

• Chapter 1, “Introduction” provides an overview of NetBackup, describes how the end user operates NetBackup, and describes technical terms and concepts. Read this chapter to become familiar with the world of NetBackup.
• Chapter 2, “User Directed Operations” explains how to use NetBackup to perform backup, archive, and restore operations.

Software Stacks
The OS like Windows Mobile is comprised of several important stacks that provide the functionality required by the device. Some of the prominent stacks are

1. Phone: support for phone bands, phone technologies (GSM, CDMA, etc)
2. Networking: TCP/IP, Ethernet, data networks (EDGE/3G, WiMax), Bluetooth
3. Applications (Browser, media player, database, etc)
4. Audio/Video processing

One interesting note is that most of these stacks operate autonomously and serve mostly self-contained functions. For example, the phone stack is utilized when you are making a call but not otherwise. The Bluetooth stack will be used only when you are transferring data via Bluetooth. Improving performance for any of these stacks will only improve responsiveness for that particular function set, but will not affect the performance of other functions. Hence, investing in optimization stack by stack offers limited return on investment from a user perspective. This is not to say it’s not a good idea to invest in these areas, just that you need to have realistic expectations for the results.

To set up a Bluetooth connection with your Globalsat GPS receiver, follow these steps:

1. Tap the Bluetooth icon in the lower-right corner of the screen
2. Select “Turn radio ON”
3. Tap the Bluetooth icon again and select “Add a Bluetooth Device”
4. Check “My Device is set up and ready to be found” in the “Add Bluetooth Device Wizard” and click “Next”.
5. Select “New Device” from the displayed Bluetooth devices and tap “Next”.
6. Tap “Use the passkey found in the documentation”.
7. Enter the Passkey Code (or PIN code) for the GPS receiver and select “OK” (For the BT-308 passkey code is 2003 and for the BT-328, BT-338 & BT-359 GPS receivers it’s 0000).
8. Bluetooth Manager will display and designate an Outgoing and Incoming port for your device. (NOTE: Utilize the Outgoing port for third party navigation application port configuration.)
9. Select “Finish” to complete Bluetooth device configuration.

Things have changed with Windows Vista. The new Software Protection Platform, built into Windows Vista, makes the user experience noticeably different between a genuine version and non-genuine version of Windows Vista.

Top 5 reasons why your customers should get only genuine Windows Vista:

1. Only genuine Windows Vista provides an enhanced user experience with an improved user interface and innovative visuals with Windows® Aero™*.
2. Only genuine Windows Vista provides access to Windows ReadyBoost™, a way to speed up PC performance with readily available USB devices.
3. Only genuine Windows Vista provides access to hundreds of updates and downloads of popular applications like Windows Media® Player to keep up-to-date over time.
4. Only genuine Windows Vista provides the full features and protection from spyware and malware with Windows Defender.
5. Only users of genuine Windows Vista have access to support from Microsoft.