Asus Z801 - Manual (Page 78)

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Uploading files to the handset
To upload files to the handset:
NOte: Make sure the handset is turned on and the device
drivers are installed.
1. Launch Music Manager.
2. Plug one end (type A) of the USB cable
Plug one end (type A) of the USB cable
to the PC, then plug the other end (type
B) to the USB port on the handset.
Music Manager detects the handset
connection.
3. Right-click on a file or playlist, then selct
Upload to Handset.
You may also drag a file or playlist
directly to the handset window at the
bottom of the control panel.
4. The handset will power on while leaving
the Music Manager. Press the left soft
key for Com port connection.
Important notes
Phonebook
If you are using Microsoft ® Outlook or Outlook
Express, and you do not need to edit contact
entries or manage contact fi elds, you may
choose to automatically synchronize contact or
calendar information using the SyncManager.
Message
• Use Upload and Download functions to
conduct the SMS synchronization.
• Store the SMS messages in any folder in
the Local Folder. Messages to be moved
to the mobile phone should be placed in
the Unsent folder.
• Use Insert Objects to add the MIDI ring
tones or animations to the message.
• If you have performed phonebook
download, when editing the message,
you can click Receiver to send the
message directly by selecting the names.
• The EMS pictures in My Album can be
inserted.
• This mobile phone supports EMS
messages. However, pictures, MIDI or
animations added in the message may
not be displayed properly on devices that
do not support EMS messages.
Album
• Pictures saved as main wallpaper
will be re-sized to 240 x 230 pixels
automatically.
• Select a phone file location from the
drop-down menu. The picture file will be
transferred to a folder called Images.
MMS
• MMS messages uploaded to your phone
can only be saved in the Saved Items
folder. You cannot use File Manager to
upload or download MMS files.
• Do not use the Handset Manager MMS
function while the handset is in the MMS
menu or sending and receiving MMS.”