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6 Exchange ActiveSync™
from the phone and your Exchange Server
data is transferred to the phone.
Merge – contacts and calendar
information in your phone is merged with
your Exchange Server data. This may
cause duplicates.
8. A warning that Exchange ActiveSync will
remove your phone data or merge your
data appears, depending on the choice you
made. Select
Yes to confirm.
You have now completed the setup.
Your first synchronization
If you want to adjust the date ranges, size
limits and other settings, select
Configure.
Otherwise, select
Sync Now and you can
follow the progress of the synchronization as
Exchange ActiveSync connects, checks for
new data, downloads new data, and finally
updates your phone.
When the synchronization is complete the
message “Direct Push Active” or “Last sync”,
with a time stamp, appears.
Synchronization settings
You can have Exchange ActiveSync
automatically push new information to and
from your phone, you can select to
synchronize at scheduled intervals or
synchronize manually. By default, push is
enabled. Push or scheduled synchronization
will continue as long as the phone is turned on.
It will remain enabled after you turn the phone
off and then on again. If the phone is in use
during a push or scheduled synchronization,
the synchronization will be attempted again
later.
From the
Settings dialog you can enable or
disable synchronization individually for
email, Calendar and Contacts.
Tip To conserve battery power consider
disabling push during periods when you do not
need to synchronize so often, for example at
night or over weekends.
Changing Exchange ActiveSync™
settings
Select More >Tools > ActiveSync to open the
main ActiveSync application.
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