MVL Connect User Guide

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ....................................................................... 1

CHAPTER 2: GETTING STARTED ................................................................. 2

CHAPTER 3: ACCOUNTS .............................................................................. 4

CHAPTER 4: INBOX ..................................................................................... 20

CHAPTER 5: PUSH CASE SCENARIOS ..................................................... 28

APPENDIX A: JAVA CONFIGURATION ...................................................... 37

APPENDIX B: QUICK START GUIDE .......................................................... 38


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Table of Figures

FIGURE 1: FUN & GAMES .................................................................................. ...................... 2 FIGURE 2: JAVA ................................................ .................................................. ...................... 2 FIGURE 5: LOADING ................................................ .................................................. .............. 3 FIGURE 6: MVL CONNECTING .................................................................. .............................. 3 FIGURE 7: ADD NEW ACCOUNT ............................................... .............................................. 4 FIGURE 8: EMAIL DATA SOURCES................................. .................................................. ...... 4 FIGURE 9: ENTER USER NAME ...................................... .................................................. ...... 5 FIGURE 10: USER NAME IN EDIT MODE .................................................. .............................. 5 FIGURE 11: USER NAME DONE ................................................ .............................................. 6 FIGURE 12: USER NAME ......... .................................................. .............................................. 6 FIGURE 13: REGISTRATION SCREEN .............................................. ...................................... 7 FIGURE 14: EMAIL DATA SOURCES......................................... .............................................. 7 FIGURE 15: PASSWORD DONE ...................................... .................................................. ...... 7 FIGURE 16: PASSWORD .................................................. .................................................. ...... 8 FIGURE 17: COMPLETED REGISTRATION .............................................................. .............. 8 FIGURE 18: ACCOUNTS ........................................... .................................................. .............. 8 FIGURE 19: ACCOUNT CONFIGURATION OPTIONS ...................................................... ...... 9 FIGURE 20: PUSH MODE ON ........................................... .................................................. .... 11 FIGURE 21: GENERAL SETTINGS........................... .................................................. ............ 13 FIGURE 22: ACCOUNT DETAILS ....................................................... .................................... 14 FIGURE 23: ACCOUNT SETTINGS .................................................... .................................... 15 FIGURE 24: LOG-IN......... .................................................. .................................................. .... 15 FIGURE 25: INBOX RULES ....................................... .................................................. ............ 16 FIGURE 26: REMOVE ACCOUNT .............................................. ............................................ 17 FIGURE 27: SIGNATURE SETTINGS ......................................... ............................................ 18 FIGURE 28: PRIVATE SIGNATURE ......................... .................................................. ............ 18 FIGURE 29: ENTER TEXT ................................................ .................................................. .... 18 FIGURE 30: PRIVATE SIGNATURE ......................... .................................................. ............ 19 FIGURE 31: FOLDERS .............................................................. .............................................. 19 FIGURE 33: ABOUT................................................... .................................................. ............ 19 FIGURE 34: NEW MAIL NOTIFICATION........................... .................................................. .... 20 FIGURE 35: INBOX ...................................................................................... ............................ 20 FIGURE 36: INBOX MENU OPTIONS ......................................... ............................................ 21 FIGURE 37: INBOX 2 LINE PREVIEW ................................................ .................................... 22 FIGURE 38: INBOX ...................................................................................... ............................ 22 FIGURE 39: OPEN EMAIL ........................................................................... ............................ 23

FIGURE 40: READ EMAIL OPTIONS ......................................... ............................................ 23 FIGURE 41: ATTACHMENT DETAILS .................................................................................... 24 FIGURE 42: DOWNLOADING THE ATTACHMENT ........................................................... .... 24 FIGURE 43: VIEW THE WORD DOCUMENT ON THE SCREEN ...................................... .... 25 FIGURE 44: BLANK EMAIL ....................................... .................................................. ............ 25 FIGURE 45: BLANK EMAIL WITH QUICK CONTACT LIST ............................... .................... 26 FIGURE 47: MESSAGE BODY IN BLANK EMAIL .............................. .................................... 27 FIGURE 48: BLANK EMAIL WITH CC IN HEADER ................................................................ 27 FIGURE 49: NEW MAIL LAUNCH PUSH MAIL ........................................... ............................ 29


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FIGURE 50: ACCOUNTS IN STANDBY .............................................. .................................... 29 FIGURE 51: NEW MAIL ARRIVED .............................................. ............................................ 30 FIGURE 52: NEW MAIL PROMPT ............................................... ............................................ 31 FIGURE 53: USER PROFILE .................................... .................................................. ............ 32 FIGURE 54: USER PROFILES ............................................................ .................................... 32 FIGURE 55: CUSTOMIZE PROFILE ................................. .................................................. .... 32 FIGURE 56: TONE SETTINGS .......................................... .................................................. .... 33 FIGURE 57: TONE FOR SIM1/SIM2 MESSAGE ................................................ .................... 33 FIGURE 58: CHOOSE TONE ............................ .................................................. .................... 33 FIGURE 59: ALERT TYPE ........................................................................... ............................ 34 FIGURE 60: SELECT ALERT TYPE ............................................ ............................................ 34 FIGURE 61: RING TYPE . .................................................. .................................................. .... 35 FIGURE 62: SELECT RING TYPE ............ .................................................. ............................ 35


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Chapter 1: Introduction

Congratulations! You are the proud owner of a new mobile device with

a unique messaging service that will enable you to send and receiveemail messages directly from your mobile device. In order to use thisservice, you must subscribe to a data package that enables you toconnect to the internet.

Never miss an important email again. The MVL Connect Push Mailmessaging service notifies you with a specific sound and a messageon your screen every time a new message arrives. Even when theapplication is in idle or in standby mode, the email messaging serviceon your mobile device is still available. When an email arrives and yourdevice is in Push Mode On, the application will wake-up and notify youthat a new mail has arrived. If the Push Mode is "Off", the application

will check with the server based on the intervals you set.

The Push Mail messaging service is a Java application, so, in additionto an internet connection, the Java connection must be configured.Your mobile device should already be configured correctly, however ifthis is not the case, please refer to Appendix A or contact your MobileOperator.

The MVL Connect Push Mail messaging service operates using anative push notification agent. The email service can be disconnected,or switched to idle, sleep or standby mode. When an email arrives, thepush notification agent wakes up the Java application and enable the

mobile device to receive the email.This document describes the features of your new MVL Connect PushMail messaging service.

In This GuideChapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Chapter 3: Accounts

Chapter 4: Inbox

Chapter 5: Push Case Scenarios

Appendix A: Java Configuration

Appendix B: Quick Start Guide


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Chapter 2: Getting StartedIn order to locate the email application on your mobile device, you canselect the MVL Connect icon on your home screen.

Select MVL Connect Icon on Home Screen.

Figure 1: Home Screen

Press OK. Or Go to main menu and select MVL Connect icon on upperright corner

Figure 2: Main Menu

Press OK.


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The application loads.

Figure 3: Loading

Click OK.

Figure 4: MVL Connect Loading

Please wait while the application loads.


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Chapter 3: AccountsThe email push messaging service supports a variety of email datasources, such as Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo and your localservice provider (ISP). You can have up to three (3) different emailaccounts on your mobile device.

3.1 Add New Account

Creating an email account on your new mobile device is as simple as1-2-3. Once the application is loaded, the first screen enables you toadd an account.

Figure 5: Add New Account

Select Add New Account and press enter.

The list of available data sources appears. A wide variety of emailservices are supported such as Gmail, Yahoo, Sina (ISP), OutlookWeb Access and more.

Figure 6: Email Data Sources


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Highlight the type of email account you want to configure.

Press Select.

N OTE : You can activate one, two or three accounts.The registration screen appears.

N OTE : You do not need a special user name or password for your mobile device. Use the same user name and password as you use for that account on your PC.

Select username

Figure 7: Enter user name

Type in the User name

Figure 8: User name in Edit mode

Press Options.


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Figure 9: User name Done

Press OK.

N OTE : Input Method enables you to choose the language and letter style. For example, Capital letters, number etc.

Figure 10: User name

Press OK.

The user name appears in the field.

Select the password field.


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Figure 11: Registration Screen

Type the password.

Figure 12: Email Data Sources

Press Options.

Figure 13: Password Done

Press OK.


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Figure 14: Password

Press OK.

Figure 15: Completed Registration

Press Finish.

The Account screen appears showing the newly added account.

The account will show connecting and then get connected.

Figure 16: Accounts

3.2 Configuring the AccountOnce the email account has been set-up, you can customize theaccount parameters.


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Select an email account.

Press Menu.

The following customization options are available:

Figure 17: Account configuration options

N OTE : In order to make these options more user-friendly, the most used features have a numerical shortcut. You can use this number to activate one of the above actions without going into the menu and choosing the option.

Shortcut Feature Description

1 Open Opens the Inbox

View Headers of incoming mail

2 Send/Receive Synchronizes mail

3 Disable Disconnects the email service

4 Compose Opens a blank email

5 Push Settings Set mode and times for how emailis received

6 General Settings Settings for the Java Application


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7 Account Details Displays account user name andID

8 Account Settings Set Login and Inbox Rules

9 Remove Account Removes account and deletes allaccount information

0 Signature Settings Enables you to add apersonalized signature as adefault to all outgoing emails

Folders Each email account has its ownset of folders Inbox, Outbox,Sent and Drafts.

Check Version Update Checks and shows the version ofthe application currently running

on the device and displays amessage if you need to updatethe application

Exit Exits the email application (for allaccounts)

About Displays details about theapplication

3.2.1 Push SettingsPush Settings determines how mail is retrieved from the server. TheJ2ME client is not always active. Therefore there is a native pushnotification agent which notifies the user when a new mail arrives. ThePush Settings dialog in this screen controls how the push notificationagent works.

Note: Please refer to Chapter 5: Push Settings for more information about the push notification agent.

Even though the J2ME client is not always running, the pushnotification agent remains running on the mobile, listening to the MVLConnect server, so that it knows when a new mail arrives to the serverand can immediately notify the J2ME client to "wake up" (becomeactive) and push the new email to the handset. When this occurs, the

J2ME client notifies the user with a pop-up message and a notificationalert.

Note: The user can customize the notification alerts using thenative profile setting. Please refer to Chapter 5: Push Settings.

As the user, you can choose how and when the push notificationretrieves the mail.


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Select Push Mode On to have each mail delivered immediately orSelect Push Mode Off and choose to have the push notification agentcheck the server at specific intervals.

You can also select to have the push notification agent only workcertain days and certain hours of the day. For example, you maychoose to receive emails only during business hours from Monday toFriday.

Figure 18: Push Mode On

Feature Description

Push Mode On or Off

Fetch Interval Available only when Push Mode isoff

Active From Hour to begin retrieving mail

Active To Hour to stop retrieving mail

Active Days Days to retrieve mail

Off-Peak Frequency Polling interval when it is notduring the defined active time orday


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Feature Description

Notification Dialog Prompt to launch application orAutomatically launch

Dialog Options Available only when Push mode isset to On and Notification to Yes

Snooze remindevery

Available only when Push mode isset to On and Notification to Yes

Stop push on lowbattery

Yes/No

Push while roaming Yes/No

These parameters are saved to an XML file that is used by the pushnotification agent.

Push Mode

On push is enabled. The push notification agent connects to thenotification server and waits for new mail.

Off push is disabled. The push notification agent disconnects fromthe notification server.

Note: When you create a new message, the account automatically connects to the server and sends the email immediately.

Fetch Intervals

Fetch intervals is only available when the push mode is set to off andcontrols the intervals in which the push notification agent will poll the

server for new mail. Every 15 minutes, Every 30 minutes, Every hour Manually you must actively press send/receive from the

Account menu to activate send/receive

Off-peak frequency

Off peak frequency controls when the push notification agent will pollthe server when not in the defined time and day.

Every 15 minutes, Every 30 minutes, Every hour. Manually you must actively press send/receive from the

Account menu to activate send/receive.Notification Dialog

Yes (default) the notification will display a prompt and waitfor user approval before launching the application.

No, run MIDlet opens the application automatically withoutshowing the user a prompt or waiting for user approval.

Dialog options


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Only available if YES is selected in the Notification dialog. Regular a prompt to launch the application appears and

waits for the user to interact and approve launching theapplication.

Auto hide dialog the message appears on screen for one

minute and automatically disappears after few seconds. Itreturns when the snoozing period becomes active.

Snooze options If you choose regular dialog, the snooze option sends a

reminder that new email is waiting even if the user clickedNO when the New Mail pop up appeared.

If you choose auto hide dialog, the snooze option sends areminder that new email is waiting after the snooze period.

Options are 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1hour or disabled.

Stop push on low battery Select "Yes" to stop the push activity if the battery is low. Select "No" to continue push activity even if the battery is low.

Push while roaming Select "Yes" to continue receiving emails while you are

operating the device outside the area where your device isregistered (save high data costs).

Select "No" to stop receiving emails while you are operatingthe device outside the area where your device is registered.

3.2.2 General Settings

Figure 19: General Settings

Sound (this only applies to the sound of the Java application) Select yes to activate a sound each time a mail arrives


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Select no to prevent a sound each time a mail arrives

Vibrate Select yes to enable the device to vibrate each time a mail

arrives Select no to prevent the device from vibrating every time a

mail arrives

Time Time Scroll through the list to select your time zone

N OTE : By default the time zone is set according to the system time zone. However, the user can change it or adjust it in this screen. The received time on incoming emails is adjusted according to the time zone selected, therefore, it is very important to select the correct time zone.

3.2.3 Account Details

Figure 20: Account Details

The Account details show which email account is active and the username.

3.2.4 Account Settings


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Figure 21: Account Settings

3.2.4.1 Log in

Figure 22: Log-in

Service mode shows the active email accountPush Mail Server shows the push mail server's IPaddressUser name shows the user name logged in for thatemail accountUser password shows the password (encrypted)for that email account

Depending on the Service mode, other fields may be activated:

If the Service Mode is either POP3 or IMAP, the following fields aredisplayed:

Mail address the email address of this account

Push Mail server the push mail server's IPaddress

Incoming Server IP/Name the POP3/IMAP mailserver's IP address

Incoming user name

Incoming Password

Use SSL on incoming- Yes/No

Incoming server port number 110

Outgoing Server IP/Name IP address

Outgoing mail user name

Outgoing password same

Use SSL on outgoing Yes/No

Outgoing server port number


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3.2.4.2 Inbox Rules

Figure 23: Inbox Rules

The Inbox Rules allows you to customize the way your mobile devicehandles your messages.

Get emails from enables you to choose how many days to goback to retrieve emails.

Last day

Last 2 days

Last 3 days Truncate text after - Choose if you want the text in the email

shortened and by how much (mostly to conserve storagespace).

1KB

2kb

5kb

8kb

20KB

50Kb

Don't truncate Delete Policy - When you delete an email from your mobile

device, you can choose whether it will be deleted only from thedevice or it will be deleted from both the device and the PC.

Mobile only

Mobile & PC Cleanup older than - Choose from when you want the

application to automatically delete old emails. These emails aredeleted from the mobile device only.


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1 week

1 day

2 days Keep last: Select how many emails you want to be able to view

in the Inbox of the email account.

100

200

30

40

50 Schedule clean-up: Select when you want to automatically

delete old emails (Clean-up older than)

Every hour

Twice a dayOnce a day

Every 5 minutes

3.2.5 Remove AccountRemove account deletes all the account information and removesthe account from the Accounts page.

Figure 24: Remove Account

3.2.6 Signature SettingsYou can add an automatic signature to all your emails.

Select Signature settings.


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Figure 25: Signature Settings

Press the main button to change default to private.

Figure 26: Private Signature

Press Edit

Write the signature that you want in the edit screen.

Figure 27: Enter Text

Select Back


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Figure 28: Private Signature

3.2.7 FoldersEach email account has its own folders. The available folders for eachemail account are Inbox, Outbox, Sent and Drafts.

Figure 29: Folders

3.2.8 AboutThis screen shows the push mail details.

Figure 30: About


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Chapter 4: InboxThe MVL Connect push mail user interface is very user-friendly andintuitive. You can create new mail, receive mail, read, reply and forward

mail.

4.1 Receive MailThe following message pops up on the screen when a new mailarrives.

Figure 31: New Mail Notification

Press Open to view the Inbox. If the mobile device has multipleaccounts, the Inbox for the account receiving the mail automaticallyopens.

Figure 32: Inbox

Highlight an email.

Press menu to view all the options that are available.


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Figure 33: Inbox Menu Options


1 Open Opens the email to view content

2 Forward Sends the email to a 3 rd party

3 Reply Replies only to the sender

4 Reply to all Replies to all the recipients5 Mark as

Read/UnreadMarks or unmark the email as read

6 Compose Opens a blank email

7 Delete Deletes the email

8 Mark/Unmark Marks or unmarks an email

9 Mark/Unmark All Marks or unmarks every email

0 Preview 2 lines Shows the header and subject line inthe inbox

Folders Displays the folders (Inbox, Outbox,Sent & Drafts) for that email account

Details Displays the email's details (From,Subject, Date and Time, To and Size

Folders Displays the folders (Inbox, Outbox,Sent & Drafts) for that email account

Back Returns to the previous screen


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4.1.1 Preview 2 linesEnables you to change the way messages are displayed in the Inbox inorder to view the header and the subject line.

Figure 34: Inbox 2 Line Preview

Selecting this option means that fewer emails can be displayed in theinbox.

4.2 Read and Respond to MailTo open an email:

Select Open, Press 1 or highlight the email on the screen and pressthe center menu button.

Figure 35: Inbox

The selected email is opened.


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Figure 36: Open mail

Press Menu to view all the options that are available when an email isopened.

Figure 37: Read Email Options


1 Forward Sends the email to a 3 rd party

2 Reply Replies only to the sender

3 Reply to all Replies to all the recipients

4 Mark as Read/Unread Mark or unmark the email asread

5 Delete Deletes the email

6 View Attachments Enables the user to view theattachment

7 Details Mark or unmark an email


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8 Text Alignment Changes the text direction

9 Back Returns to the previous screen

This menu enables you to read the mail, to reply to the sender or

everyone who received the mail or delete the mail.

4.3 View AttachmentsOne of the unique features of this solution????? is that MVL Connectsupports viewing many types of attachments including MS Word, MSExcel, images (JPEG, PNG, BMP, etc.) and PDF files. MVL Connectconverts Office document and PDF attachments to text so that theycan be easily viewed and read on the mobile device.

When an email arrives with an attachment, select menu.

With the email open, press menu and select View Attachments orpress 6.

The name and the size of the attachment appear.

Figure 38: Attachemnt Details

Select preview.

Figure 39: Downloading the Attachment


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The attachment can now be viewed on the screen.

Figure 40: View the Word document on the screen

4.4 Create a New Email

From the Account screen, press Menu and select Compose or Press 6.A blank email appears.

Figure 41: Blank email

Select To.

Type the email address of the recipient.

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Figure 42: Blank email with quick contact list

4.4.1 Edit Message Body


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Figure 43: Message body in blank email

4.4.2 Show CC

Figure 44: Blank email with CC in header


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Chapter 5: Push Case ScenariosThe MVL Connect platform has a Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which isable to run only one J2ME application at a time. In order to ensure that you

will always be able to get notification of new mails, the MVL Connect pushmail system includes an MVL Connect Push Notification Agent.

The MVL Connect Push Notification Agent guarantees continuous pushfunctionality. The push notification agent maintains a connection with theMVL Connect server and wakes up the J2ME client when a new mailarrives. The MVL Connect Push Notification Agent runs under the nativeoperating system of the mobile device and functions according to thesettings configured in the Push Mode Screen.

5.1 Push Notification AgentThe push notification agent is a native application that starts to worktogether with the device. It does not have a user interface and it iscontrolled by parameters set by the user in the Push Settings dialog.

Typical Flow:

1. The user launches the J2ME client and defines an email account.

2. The J2ME client connects to the MVL Connect synchronizationserver and retrieves the latest mail.

3. The user configures the settings in the Push Mode Dialog.

4. The J2ME client reads the settings and saves them.

5. The J2ME client can be disconnected, running in the foreground or

running in the background, the push notification agent workslistening to the server to enable push functionality.

6. When a new mail arrives, the push notification agent sends amessage to wake up the J2ME client based on the saved PushMode settings.

7. The push notification agent alerts the user with a screen message(plus configurable sound/vibration alerts) that a new mail hasarrived.

8. The J2ME is launched and pushes the new mail to the mobiledevice.

The Push Mode can be set either to ON or OFF.If the Push Mode is set to ON then it will be active as specified in theActive Days. During each Active Day, it will be active between the hoursspecified in Active From Active To.

If the Push Mode is set to OFF then the Fetch Interval becomes active andthe push notification agent will check for new mail only at the intervals setby the Fetch interval function.


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5.2 User Case ScenariosThere are four (4) possible scenarios that can happen when the pushnotification agent is notified that there is a new email.

5.2.1 Push Mail Java Application is Not Running

When a new mail arrives while the J2ME application is notrunning, the push notification agent displays the followingmessage.

Figure 45: New Mail Launch Push Mail

Press YES to launch the Java MIDlet that will start the J2ME clientapplication.

Press NO to close the pop-up without launching the J2ME clientapplication. In this case the message will pop-up again accordingto the snooze interval set in the Push Setting dialog.

5.2.2 Push Mail Java Application is Running in theBackgroundThe accounts show Stand By mode (not connected to network).

Figure 46: Accounts in Standby

The push notification agent will pop up New email arrived, launchpush mail? dialog.

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Click Back to close the pop-up, however, because the J2MEapplication is running in the background, the client will retrieve themail before putting the account back into standby mode.

The New email arrived, launch push mail? notification will pop upfor second time after the Snooze interval as set in the PushSettings.

5.2.3 Push Mail Java Application is running in theForeground

The accounts are in Stand By mode (not connected to network).

The push notification agent does not display a message in thisscenario because the MIDlet is already active in the foreground. Itautomatically connects to the account and retrieves the email.

The user is notified by the MIDlet after the email arrived to Inbox.

Figure 47: New Mail Arrived

5.2.4 A different Java Application is RunningThe Java application is running in either the background or theforeground.

If there is another Java application running, e.g. eBuddy and sinceonly one J2ME can run at a time, the push notification agentsends a prompt that reads New Mail arrived, close Javaapplication to get it?.


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Figure 48: New Mail prompt

If the user presses View the current Java application will closeand the Push Mail application will be launched.

If user clicks Back - the message closes, but reappears again afterthe interval designated in Push Setting under Snooze.

5.3 Notification User InterfaceThe push notification agent is composed of a dialog that notifiesthe user when new mail arrives and prompts the user to launchthe J2ME client. In addition to the dialog, the user can choose tohave the push notification agent play a notification sound and/orvibrate the mobile device.

When the Push Mode is set to ON, the push notification agent canbe set to specific days of the week and times of the day. This isthe peak period. The remaining time is considered off-peak. Whilein peak time, the push notification agent listens and continuously

pushes mail to the mobile device in real time. During off peak time,the push notification agent polls the server periodically accordingto the parameters the user has selected for Off Peak Frequency inPush Settings

5.3.1 Set Sound and Vibrate AlertsThe message alerts for new mail can be customized by the userusing the device's native settings. In order to configure the alertsnavigate to Settings on the mobile device.

In Settings, choose User Profiles.


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Figure 49: User Profile

In User profiles, select the desired profile.

Figure 50: User Profiles

Select customize.

Figure 51: Customize Profile

Select Tone Setting


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Figure 52: Tone Settings

Select SIM1/SIM2 message to create the tones for the messagealerts.

Figure 53: Tone for SIM1/SIM2 Message

Press OK.

Figure 54: Choose Tone

Select tone desired.

Press Back to return to the Customize Menu.


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Figure 55: Alert Type

Press OK.

Figure 56: Select Alert Type

Select the desired type of alert Ring only Vibrate only Vibrate and ring together Vibrate and then ring

Press OK.

Press back to Customize and select Ring Type


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5.3.3 RoamingTo prevent high data charges, the user can set the Push Settingsto stop push mail services while roaming.

5.4 Push Notification Agent JVM Interaction

The push notification agent is required to interact with the JVMand implement the following:

The agent must be able to detect if the J2ME is running

The push notification agent must be able to detect if the J2MEclient is running in the background or in the foreground

The push notification agent must be able to notify the runningJ2ME client about the account IDs that have received mail

The push notification agent should be able to launch the J2MEMIDlet if it is not running.

The J2ME client MIDlet input mode should be set to abc bydefault.


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Appendix A: Java ConfigurationIn order for MVL Connect push email to work on the mobile device, theJava settings must be configured to enable the Notification Agent to

work with both the Internet connection and the MVL Connect push mailapplication.

This configuration should be set by your ISP before you start usingyour mobile device.

In order to configure this setting (if it becomes necessary):

Go to Fun and Games>Java Settings>Select SIM

Select the Java SIM1/SIM2 Profile There maybe a long list of choices here, however, it is important

that the profile selected be the same as the Java profile in thenative device that enables you to connect to the Internet eithervia the cellular network of your ISP or via a Wi-Fi connection.

Contact the Technical Support of your local ISP for moreassistance


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Appendix B: Quick Start Guide1. How do I access the email?

Navigate to Fun and Games. Select Java. Select Application and then choose the MVL Connect program.

2. How do I register a new account?

Enter the same user name and password for that email account as you use on the PC.

3. How do I read the email?

Navigate to the Account screen. Select the email account. Press the main menu button or select menu and press Open.

4. How do I create a new email?

Navigate to the Account screen, select menu and press Compose.

5. How do I send email?

In a new email, press menu and select send.

Reply - In an existing email, press menu and select reply

Reply to all - In an existing email, press menu and select reply to all

Forward - In an existing email, press menu and add a new recipient

6. How do I view an attachment?

Open the email and press menu. Select View attachments.

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