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ipaq 2410 pda connecting to wired network?

I have just got my first pda,which unfortunatly didn't come with a manual.so i have to try to learn what i can from just using it or a pdf file if i could find one,anyone got some ideas where i could get one?i did look at the hp site but couldn't see it(maybe i've gone blind again,lol).
what i want to be able to do is connect it to my home network,which is wired,i use the active sync through usb but i don't think i can connect it that way,not sure?if not what could i use or have to get?is there some sort of ethernet cable for pdas or as i have bluetooth can i use that?What it comes down to is,can i use anything i have already,rather have to buy more stuff for it.
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