Palm Desktop Organizer Read This First Manual

Palm

™

Desktop

Organizer Software

Read This First

Getting Started

Table of Contents

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P/N: 405-1087 A

Introduction

With Palm™ Desktop organizer software, a Palm Computing

®

handheld and the proper

adapter cable, you have everything you need to connect your handheld to your

Macintosh computer and transfer information between them.

If you have a PowerPC Macintosh, you will need a Palm Macintosh Serial Adapter to

connect your HotSync

®

Cradle to a printer or modem port on your Macintosh.

If you have an iMac, iBook or G3 Apple computer equipped with USB, you will need a

USB to serial port adapter and the USB drivers from the adapter manufacturer to connect

your HotSync Cradle to the USB port on your Macintosh.

Note: USB users need one of the following to connect a cradle to an iMac, iBook or G3:

• PalmConnect USB Kit

– or –

• a third-party USB adapter cable or device

(check for compatibility with third-party manufactures

and Palm Desktop software)

This documentation assumes you have a Palm USB to serial port adapter.

Handheld package

Handheld

Cradle

Palm Accessory

Macintosh Serial Adapter cable

PalmConnect

®

USB Kit

USB Serial Adapter cable

The Palm™ Desktop organizer software helps you organize your addresses,

appointments, tasks, and notes. It also contains HotSync

®

Manager software that

transfers data between your Macintosh and your handheld.

Note: If you have a previous version of Palm Desktop software installed, perform

a HotSync operation now to ensure the latest data is on your handheld.

If you are upgrading, you still need to do a full installation to install the

updates to the HotSync Manager software.

Turn on your Macintosh.

Install the Palm Desktop software.

• Locate the Palm

™

Desktop Installer icon.

• Double-click the Palm

™

Desktop Installer icon.

• Follow the onscreen instructions.

Reboot your Macintosh when the installation is done.

Install the Palm

™

Desktop organizer software

1.

2.

3.

Synchronize your data.

• Place your handheld in the cradle and press the HotSync button.

This operation updates and exchanges data between your Macintosh and your handheld.

Congratulations!

You have successfully completed this installation and performed your first HotSync operation.

Note: The AC power adapter is only required

for Palm V™ handheld users.

Make the connection.

• Connect the USB to serial port adapter to your cradle connector

(or HotSync

®

Cable).

• Connect the USB to serial port adapter to the USB port on your Macintosh.

1.

USB Macintosh – make the connection

2.

Turn off your Macintosh.

Make the connection.

• Connect the Macintosh adapter to the cable on your cradle.

• Connect the cradle to either the printer or modem port on the back of the computer.

Note: Remember which port you connected the cradle to;

you’ll need that information later.

Turn on your Macintosh.

Synchronize your data.

• Place your handheld in the cradle and press the HotSync

®

button.

This operation updates and exchanges data between your Macintosh and your handheld.

Congratulations! You have successfully completed this installation and performed

your first HotSync operation.

Modem port

Printer port

2.

1.

3.

PowerPC Macintosh – make the connection

4.

Double click the Palm

™

Desktop icon in the Palm folder.

To enter data, click one of the following Palm Desktop icons. When you transfer

the data to your handheld during a HotSync

®

operation, the data appears in the

corresponding handheld applications:

To understand the differences between Palm Desktop organizer software and the

handheld applications, see the help file for the Palm Desktop software.

If you were using Claris Organizer, you can now migrate your data to Palm Desktop

organizer software.

• Make a backup copy of your Claris Organizer data file.

• Launch Palm Desktop software, and choose Merge from the File menu.

• Navigate to your existing Claris Organizer data file, then click Open.

Your Claris Organizer data is now included in your Palm Desktop file.

Perform a HotSync operation to transfer the data to your handheld.

Launch Palm

™

Desktop organizer software

1.

Date Book Address Book To Do List Memo Pad

Appointments Contacts Tasks Notes

Palm Desktop Software

Handheld Applications

Migrating data from Claris Organizer

Installing applications on your handheld

You can easily expand your handheld’s capabilities by downloading any of the

thousands of freeware, shareware, and commercial applications available on the

Internet. Just follow these steps:

Download applications from www.palm.com (or other web site).

Unstuff or unzip the application if it is stuffed or zipped.

If you don’t have it already, you need to download StuffIt Expander or

an application to unzip files, such as ZipIt.

Select the application you want to install.

• Double-click the HotSync

®

Manager icon in the Palm folder.

• Choose Install from the HotSync menu.

• Drag the application files to the Install Palm Applications dialog box.

Perform a HotSync operation to transfer the applications to your handheld.

2.

1.

3.

4.

Conduits from Palm Computing and other software providers allow you to transfer

information between more applications on your handheld and applications on

your Macintosh.

To install a conduit:

Drag the conduit file(s) into the Conduits folder inside the Palm folder.

Configure the conduit in the HotSync Manager application.

• Double-click the HotSync Manager icon in the Palm folder.

• Choose Conduit Settings from the HotSync menu.

• Configure the conduit appropriately.

Perform a HotSync operation to use the conduit.

Installing conduits

2.

1.

3.

How can I update my Macintosh to the latest MacOS?

Go to the Apple web site http://www.apple.com. This web site contains instructions for

updating to the latest release of the MacOS.

Why can’t I perform a HotSync

®

operation after I plug in my USB to

serial port adapter?

The serial port settings need to be adjusted. To correct this problem:

1. Check the USB to serial port adapter connections.

2. Launch HotSync Manager.

3. Disable HotSync Manager.

4. Click the Serial Port Settings tab.

5. Under Local Setup, select PalmConnect USB from the Port list

-or-

if you are using a third-party adapter cable, select it from the Port list.

6. Click the HotSync Controls tab and select Enabled.

7. Try performing a HotSync operation.

Why does an error message appear when I remove the USB to serial port

adapter and reboot my Macintosh?

HotSync Manager does not support all USB plug and play features. If you temporarily

disconnect the USB to serial port adapter, the following error message appears:

“HotSync Manager has been disabled because the USB cable is not plugged into your

Macintosh. Please reconnect the cable to the USB port before enabling HotSync Manager.”

To proceed, simply click OK in the message box. To prevent this error message from

appearing during reboot, launch HotSync Manager, choose Setup, disable HotSync

Manager, and then disconnect the USB to serial port cable.

Note: For additional troubleshooting tips, see the help file for

Palm Desktop software.

Troubleshooting

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Palm

™

Desktop-

Organizer-Software

Bitte zuerst lesen

Erste Schritte

Einleitung

Mit der Palm™ Desktop-Organizer-Software, dem Palm Computing

®

Organizer und

dem geeigneten Adapterkabel, erhalten Sie alles, was Sie benötigen, um Ihren Palm-

Organizer an den Macintosh anzuschließen und Informationen auszutauschen.

Wenn Sie einen PowerPC Macintosh besitzen, benötigen Sie ein Macintosh-

Adapterkabel, um die HotSync® Docking-Station an den Drucker- oder Modem-Port

Ihres Macintosh anzuschließen.

Wenn Sie einen iMac, iBook oder G3 Apple Computer mit USB-Unterstützung

besitzen, benötigen Sie ein USB-Adapterkabel und die USB-Treiber vom Hersteller

des Adapters, um die HotSync® Docking-Station an den USB-Port Ihres Computers

anzuschließen.

Hinweis: Als Benutzer eines Computers mit USB-Unterstützung benötigen Sie

folgendes Zubehör, um die Docking-Station an einen iMac, iBook oder

G3 anzuschließen:

• PalmConnect USB Kit

– oder –

• ein USB-Adapterkabel bzw. -Gerät eines Fremdherstellers

(überprüfen Sie die Kompatibilität der Produkte von

Fremdherstellern mit der Palm Desktop-Software.)

In dieser Dokumentation wird davon ausgegangen, daß Sie einen Palm

USB-Adapter besitzen.

Organizer-Paket

Palm-Organizer

Docking-Station

Palm Zubehör

Macintosh-Adapterkabel

PalmConnect

®

USB Kit

USB-Adapterkabel

Mit der Palm™ Desktop-Software können Sie Adressen, Termine, Aufgaben und

Notizen verwalten. Im Lieferumfang befindet sich außerdem die HotSync

®

Manager-

Software, mit der Daten zwischen Ihrem Macintosh und Ihrem Handheld-Gerät

übertragen werden.

Hinweis: Falls Sie eine frühere Version der Palm Desktop-Software installiert

haben, führen Sie jetzt einen HotSync

®

aus, um sicherzustellen, daß

sich die aktuellsten Daten auf Ihrem Handheld-Gerät befinden.

Wenn Sie ein Software-Upgrade durchführen, müssen Sie in jedem Fall

eine vollständige Installation durchführen, um das Update zur HotSync

Manager-Software zu installieren.

Schalten Sie Ihren Macintosh ein.

Installieren Sie die Palm Desktop-Software.

• Zeigen Sie auf das Symbol “Palm™ Desktop Installer”.

• Doppelklicken Sie anschließend auf das Symbol des Palm™ Desktop-

Aktualisierungsprogramms.

• Befolgen Sie die Anleitungen auf dem Bildschirm.

Neustarten des Macintosh nach abgeschlossener Installation.

Palm

™

Desktop-Software installieren

1.

3.

2.

Synchronisieren Sie Ihre Daten.

• Setzen Sie Ihr Handheld-Gerät in die Docking-Station ein, und drücken Sie auf die

HotSync

®

-Taste.

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Sie haben die Installation erfolgreich abgeschlossen und den ersten HotSync -Vorgang

durchgeführt.

Hinweis: Der AC-Adapter wird nur für den Palm V™

Organizer benötigt.

Stellen Sie eine Verbindung her.

• Verbinden Sie den Anschlußadapter (USB/seriell) mit der Docking-Station

(oder dem HotSync-Kabel).

• Verbinden Sie den Anschlußadapter (USB/seriell) mit dem USB-Anschluß

Ihres Macintosh.

1.

USB Macintosh – Herstellen der Verbindung

2.

Schalten Sie den Macintosh aus.

So verbinden Sie die Geräte miteinander.

• Schließen Sie den Macintosh-Adapter an das Kabel

der Docking-Station an.

• Schließen Sie die Docking-Station an den Drucker- oder den Modemanschluß an

der Rückseite des Computers an. Vergessen Sie nicht, an welchen Anschluß Sie die

Docking-Station angeschlossen haben, da Sie diese Information später noch einmal

benötigen.

Schalten Sie den Macintosh ein.

Synchronisieren Sie Ihre Daten.

• Setzen Sie Ihr Handheld-Gerät in die Docking-Station ein,

und drücken Sie auf die HotSync

®

-Taste.

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Sie haben die Installation erfolgreich abgeschlossen und den ersten HotSync -Vorgang

durchgeführt.

Modemanschluß

Druckeranschluß

2.

1.

3.

PowerPC Macintosh – Herstellen der Verbindung

4.

Starten Sie die Palm

™

Desktop-Software.

Doppelklicken Sie auf das Palm

™

Desktop-Symbol im Palm-Ordner.

Klicken Sie zur Eingabe von Daten auf eines der folgenden Palm Desktop-Symbole.

Wenn Sie die Daten mit Hilfe eines HotSync

®

-Vorgangs mit dem Palm Organizer

synchronisieren, erscheinen sie dort in den entsprechenden Anwendungen:

Hinweise zu den Unterschieden zwischen der Palm Desktop-Software und den Palm-

Organizer-Anwendungen, finden Sie in der Hilfedatei der Palm™ Desktop-Software.

Wenn Sie zuvor mit dem Claris Organizer gearbeitet haben, können Sie nun Ihre Daten

in die Palm Desktop-Software übertragen.

• Fertigen Sie eine Sicherheitskopie der Claris Organizer-Datendatei an.

• Starten Sie Palm Desktop, und wählen Sie „Merge“ im Menü „File“.

• Navigieren Sie zur vorhandenen Claris Organizer-Datendatei, und klicken

Sie auf „Open“.

Die Daten des Claris Organizer befinden sich nun in der Palm Desktop-Datei. Führen

Sie einen HotSync

®

-Vorgang durch, um die Daten zum Organizer zu übertragen.

Palm

™

Desktop-Software starten

1.

Kalender Adressen Aufgabenliste Merkzettel

Palm Desktop Software

Handheld-Anwendungen

Appointments Contacts Tasks Notes

Daten vom Claris Organizer migrieren

Anwendungen auf dem Organizer installieren

Sie können die Fähigkeiten des Organizers auf einfache Art und Weise erweitern,

indem Sie Freeware, Shareware oder kommerzielle Anwendungen aus dem Internet

herunterladen, die dort vielfach zur Verfügung stehen. Gehen Sie dazu

folgendermaßen vor:

Laden Sie Anwendungen von www.palm.com

(oder einer anderen Web-Site) herunter.

Entpacken Sie gegebenenfalls die Anwendung. Falls noch nicht vorhanden,

müssen Sie „UnStuffIt“ oder eine Anwendung zum Entpacken von Dateien wie z. B.

„ZipIt“ herunterladen.

Wählen Sie die zu installierende Anwendung.

• Doppelklicken Sie auf das HotSync

®

Manager-Symbol im Palm-Ordner.

• Wählen Sie „Install“ im Menü „HotSync

®

“.

• Ziehen Sie die Anwendungsdateien in das Dialogfeld „Install Palm Applications“.

Führen Sie einen HotSync

®

-Vorgang durch, um die Anwendungen zum Palm-

Organizer zu übertragen.

2.

1.

3.

4.

Die Conduits von Palm Computing

®

und anderen Softwareanbietern ermöglichen Ihnen

die Synchronisation von Informationen zwischen mehreren Anwendungen auf dem

Palm-Organizer und dem Macintosh.

So installieren Sie einen Conduit:

Ziehen Sie die Conduit-Datei(en) in den Conduits-Ordner, der sich im Palm-

Ordner befindet.

Konfigurieren Sie den Conduit in der HotSync

®

Manager-Anwendung.

• Doppelklicken Sie auf das HotSync

®

Manager-Symbol im Palm-Ordner.

• Wählen Sie „Conduit Settings“ im Menü „HotSync

®

“.

• Konfigurieren Sie den Conduit entsprechend.

Führen Sie einen HotSync

®

-Vorgang durch, damit der Conduit verwendet wird.

2.

1.

3.

Conduits installieren

Wie aktualisiere ich meinen Macintosh mit der neuesten MacOS?

Gehen Sie zur Apple Website unter http://www.apple.com. Hier finden Sie Hinweise

zur Aktualisierung mit der neuesten MacOS-Version.

Warum kann ich nach dem Einstecken meines Anschlußadapters

(USB/seriell) keinen HotSync

®

-Vorgang durchführen?

Die Einstellungen des seriellen Anschlusses müssen geändert werden. Führen Sie

dazu die folgenden Schritte aus:

1. Überprüfen Sie die Verbindungen des Anschlußadapters.

2. Starten Sie den HotSync Manager.

3. Deaktivieren Sie den HotSync Manager.

4. Klicken Sie auf die Registerkarte „Serial Port Settings“.

5. Wählen Sie in „Local Setup“ „PalmConnect USB“ in der Liste der Anschlüsse.

– oder –

Wählen Sie in der Liste der Anschlüsse den entsprechenden Eintrag, wenn Sie ein

Adapterkabel eines Fremdherstellers verwenden.

6. Klicken Sie auf die Registerkarte „HotSync Controls“, und wählen Sie „Enabled“.

7. Versuchen Sie, einen HotSync-Vorgang durchzuführen.

Warum erhalte ich eine Fehlermeldung, wenn ich den Anschlußadapter

entferne und den Macintosh neu starte?

Der HotSync Manager unterstützt nicht alle USB-Plug & Play-Funktionen. Ist die

Verbindung zum Anschlußadapter zeitweise unterbrochen, erhalten Sie folgende

Fehlermeldung: „HotSync Manager has been disabled because the USB cable is not

plugged into your Macintosh. Please reconnect the cable to the USB port before

enabling HotSync Manager.“ Klicken Sie zum Fortfahren auf „OK“. Um zu verhindern,

daß diese Meldung während des Neustarts erneut angezeigt wird, starten Sie HotSync

Manager, wählen Sie „Setup“, deaktivieren Sie HotSync Manager, und ziehen Sie

anschließend das Adapterkabel heraus.

Hinweis: Weitere Tips zur Fehlerbehebung finden Sie in der Hilfedatei der Palm™

Desktop-Software.

Tips für die Fehlerbehebung auf dem Macintosh

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