T301 - SnapNType

Which models is the T301 compatible with?

The T301 is compatible with iPAQ 3100, 3500, 3600 as well as 3700 series.

Do I need a special driver for PPC 2002?

The SnapNType driver will work with both Pocket PC 3.0 and Pocket PC 2002.

During installation, the error message "There is no application associated with snapntype" pop up.

There is a conflict in your iPAQ registry that prevented the SnapNType software to run properly. Download the latest driver here and perform the installation again.

The SnapNType software installed properly but all the keys just type '1'.

You probably have another keyboard driver installed in your iPAQ. Since most keyboard drivers will use the same serial port on your iPAQ, you can only enable ONE driver at any time. When using the SnapNType keyboard, you need to disable all other keyboard driver and make sure the SnapNType driver is the only one enabled.

Each time when I type a key, the backlight will come on even though I have already disabled backlight.

Version 1.0 software will update the backlight setting only during a soft reset. Any subsequent change in backlight setting will be ignored. The latest driver release improved on this and will check backlight setting on the fly. Download it here.

Do I need to disable the SnapNType driver each time I finished using it?

No, you can leave the driver turned on as long as you do not have another application that will use the same serial port.

Will ActiveSync be affected?

The SnapNType is fully compatible with ActiveSync. You can leave the driver enabled and synchronize as usual.

Can I send and receive Infrared while using the SnapNType?

Yes, Infrared will not be affected.

Can I use the stylus while using the SnapNType?

Yes, you can use the stylus and keyboard simultaneously.

Can I use the SnapNType while using other expansion packs?

Yes, as long as the expansion pack do not use the same communication port, the SnapNType can be used together with any expansions packs. Otherwise, you will have to switch between the SnapNType and the expansion.