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6.2 Configuring the Handheld Connection
To be able to use KPilot, first set
up the connection with the handheld computer. The configuration depends on
the type of cradle (docking unit) used with the handheld. There are two
types of these: USB cradles or cables and serial cradles or cables.
6.2.1 Configuring the Connection from within
KPilot
The easiest way to set up the connection is by
using the configuration assistant. Do the following:
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Select to start the assistant.
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Enter your username and the name of the
device to which the handheld is connected.
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Choose from one of the following options:
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Specify the applications that should be used for synchronization.
You can choose among the KDE application suite (default), Evolution,
and none. After selecting, close the window with
.
6.2.2 Creating a /dev/pilot Link
The setup of the connection with a serial handheld cradle is different
from that of a USB cradle. Depending on which cradle is used,
you may or may not need
to create a symbolic link named /dev/pilot.
- USB
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Normally, a USB cradle is autodetected and there should be no
need to create the symbolic link mentioned.
- Serial
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With a serial cradle, you need to know to which serial port it is
actually connected. Serial devices are named
/dev/ttyS?, starting from
/dev/ttyS0 for the first port. To set up a cradle
connected to the first serial port, enter the command:
ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/pilot
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