Its wireless infrared beaming feature lets you share selected records or entire databases with other Pocket PCs or even Palm OS based devices. You can read the HanDBase review for more details about this great Pocket PC database product. There are numerous possible beaming scenarios that can take place between two Pocket PCs or one Pocket PC and one Palm OS device. Fortunately, all these scenarios are based on a few simple things you need to know. And, the first thing you need to know is where the Infrared transceiver is located.
Some devices have a transceiver on the top.
Other devices have it on the side. Figures 1 and 2 demonstrate some of the variations in the way devices need to be positioned in relation to each other to allow beaming. Compaq iPAQ 3650 and Casio Cassiopeia E-115 beaming orientation. E-115 beaming orientation. You can see the Pocket PC HanDBase beaming menu in Figure 3.