Using GO!NotifyLink

The topics that follow provide information on using GO!NotifyLink to synchronize email and PIM items between your device and your user account on a mail/PIM server.

• The GO!NotifyLink for BlackBerry device application communicates with the GO!NotifyLink Enterprise Server to synchronize email to and from your collaboration suite server.

• The GO!NotifyLink Enterprise Server synchronizes collaboration suite PIM items (calendar events, contacts, and tasks) to your BlackBerry’s native Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks applications.

GO!NotifyLink Menus

Menus for devices running BlackBerry operating system version 6.0 or greater will look slightly different than on devices with older OS versions. Menus appear as pop-ups with icons as well as text.

Menu on devices running
BlackBerry OS versions less than 6.0

Menus with icons on devices running
BlackBerry OS v6.0 or greater

GO!NotifyLink Email App Screen Header

Example 1: Device with radio signal Example 2: A charging device using WiFi

The GO!NotifyLink header displays a variety of indicators that communicate information such as: current date and time, folder name, push status, radio signal, WiFi status, network type, battery status, charging status, and Outbox errors.

The header appears in the following GO!NotifyLink screens:

• Message List Screen

• Compose Screen

• Open Message Screen

• Remote Lookup Screen

• Request Meeting Screen

• Registration Screen

This chart documents the various components of the screen header:

Header Component	Description and Symbols	Location
Time	Current time	Top left corner of the header
Date	Today’s date	Bottom left corner of the header
Email Retrieval Status	Set in General Settings, if email retrieval is disabled, a red OFF displays. The area is blank when email retrieval is enabled.	Top left, to the right of the time
Folder Name	The folder that is currently displayed with the total number of messages and unread messages. EX: Inbox (2/0)	Bottom center of the header
Push Status	The current status of the Push session: Sending Receiving Busy Waiting (Direct Push) Off or outside the range of the push schedule	Top center, above the folder name You may see more than one symbol if the device is performing multiple actions.
WiFi	When WiFi is on a WiFi icon displays. The area is blank if WiFi is off.	Top right corner
Radio Signal	Radio signal and signal strength is represented by an antenna with five bars to the right. The radio bars match the number of bars on the device home screen. A red X is displayed to the right of the antenna if the radio is off.	Top right corner
Network Type	The network type is represented by the following abbreviations: UMTS, EDGE, GPRS, gprs, NXTL, nxtl, EVDO, 1X, 1x	Top right, under the radio signal
Battery Status	Battery icon color is based on the level of remaining charge. The percentage displays underneath it. Blue – 81-100% Dark Green – 61-80% Dark Orange – 41-60% Orange – 21-40%	Bottom right section
Charging Status	A plug icon appears when the device is plugged in and charging.	Bottom right section in place of the battery icon
Outbox Errors	The number of Outbox errors is displayed followed by a red X. EX: 2X Outbox errors appear if a synchronization failure occurs because the server rejects information sent to it. Go to the Outbox folder and open the message to view details of the failure.	Top center, to the right of the push status