Pocket LOOX 700

Specification
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700-FAQ.htm
Accessories
Getting Started manual (Easy Guide)

Windows 2003 Second Edition Features

Support Forums
Independent Support Pages (First Loox)
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Specification

Pocket LOOX 700 Data sheet (July 2005)

Pocket LOOX 710	Pocket LOOX 718	Pocket LOOX 720

Intel® PXA 272 – “Bulverde “
416 MHz	520 MHz

64MB (unbuffered) SDRAM 2x 256Mbit (x16) 100MHz	128MB (unbuffered) SDRAM 4x 256Mbit (x16) 100MHz
		Embedded Camera Module
QVGA (320x240) 3,5” LCD	VGA (640x480) 3,6” LCD
16bit colour (65536)
Transflective with LED backlight
Typ. 70 cd/m² (nits)
Touch Screen : Integrated in LCD module
Analog resistance type („passive“)

64MB Intel® Tyax Flash
Integrated in CPU Package
ca. 30MB “LOOXStore”

Interfaces/Networking:
- Microphone (built in)
- Speaker (built in)
- Headphone
- IrDA 1.2
  - Remote Control features
    - 115.2 kBit/s
    - Agilent HSDL-3003-021
- USB (1.1)
  - Slave Port
  - Host Port
  - Sync via USB over cradle connector
  - 26 pin
  - NAiS (Matsushita) AXR51268P
- Bluetooth™
  - TI 6150 (V 1.2)
  - Point-to-Multipoint connections!
- WiFi
  - TI 1100 (IEEE 802.11b)
  - WPA
Simultaneous operation possible
Power-Off by Software
Integrated Antenna
- NOTE no separate DC in
  Power supply plugs into Active Sync cable
Expansion slots
- SD / MM card in top
Battery - Lithium Polymer
- Main battery capacity 1100 mAh
- Buffer battery time for battery exchange:30 min
Weight
- 125 g
Delivered - items in box
- LOOX 700
- slip bag
- USB sync cable
- A/C Adapter
- Pocket PC Companion CD
- Getting started manual (Easy Guide)
- Safety instructions & warranty booklet
- Spare pen

Software

	Microsoft Windows Mobile Software 2003 for Pocket PC	Fujitsu Technology Solutions SpeedMenu
	Pocket Outlook	Pocket Word
	Pocket Excel	Calculator
	Terminal Services Client	MSN Messenger
	Pocket Internet Explorer	Microsoft reader 2.0
	Windows Media player 9	Pictures
	Voice recorder	MS active sync 3.7.1
	SyncSoftware support for Outlook 98/200/2002/XP/2003	Jawbreaker
	FTS backup	FTS keylock

Graphics

Buttons, connections etc

Button Functions

Button Function	Function
Power Button / Display backlight on/off	Turns the system to suspend mode. All SDRAM-context will be preserved. Pressing the suspend button will generate a wakeup event to the system. Pressing the button longer than 2 second will switch on and off the LCD-backlight
Application Buttons	There are six application buttons on the system. Pressing any of those buttons will generate a wakeup event to the system. Any one button of the six button can be assigned as Camera pic capture function. Record button is one of these buttons
Scroll-Up / Scroll-Down and enter lever	This lever is intended to input “up” and “down”, it is used to move the focus for selection of menu/icon. The lever can be pushed to input “enter”.
5-way button	This button is intended for user navigation. Usage as camera picture capture as default
Reset Button	Warm reset to the whole system.
Reset Button & Power Button	Press both buttons ca. 10sec to perform Hard Reset.
Backup Battery switch	Turn off the power from backup battery. All SDRAM-context will be lost. HTC propose to use hardware reset(combination keys to clear the contents of SDRAM) The full-reset method of combination key is okay, but the way of disconnecting sub-battery is also necessary to protect sub-battery from over-discharging while the products are stored in warehouse.
Battery Lock Switch	For detection if user intends to exchange main battery. System should enter the suspend state immediately when the customer operate this switch.

Battery

Indicator lights

Indicator	Description	Signaling
Charger-LED (green) / Message Indicator LED (orange) (Bi-color LED)	Battery is full (no message)	Charger LED is on (no message)
	Battery is full and message waiting	Message LED is flashing 64ms/2 sec
	Battery is charging (no message)	Charger LED is flashing 64ms/2 sec
	Battery is charging and message waiting	Message LED is flashing 64ms/2 sec Charger LED is flashing 64ms/2 sec Interlace flashing
	No DC-Plug inserted (no message)	Both LEDs are off
	No DC-Plug inserted and message waiting	Message LED is flashing 64ms/2 sec
Radio Indicator (blue/green )	Radio system is not ready	LED off
	Radio system WLAN is negotiating or ready	LED Flashing 64ms/2sec (green)
	Radio system Bluetooth is negotiating or ready	LED Flashing 64ms/2sec (blue)
	Data transfer is performing via Radio System	Data transfer is performing via Radio System

LOOX 720 Camera Position

	1.3Megapixel CMOS Camera Sensor: OV9640 Flash light Citizen CL-590S-3WD-D White LED