Cannot load Microsoft exchange on iphone5

Cannot load Microsoft Exchange on my IPhone5....help!

Hi Brian,
Thanks for answering!
I use the ”add account” from the system panel. It seems my iMac is not able to communicate with the Exchange server. It works fine on my iPad and iPhone.
I solved the problem with the Exchange calendar that I was not able to remove. I had to add an Exchange account with the same user name as the calendar and then I could delete it from the account settings.

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