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1. Create picture Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight My pictures and press The thumbnail index for saved pictures appears Press or to select the image you wish to view and press The selected picture appears When you save pictures the assigned file names are YMMDDnnn jpg YMMDD is Y Year M Month D Day and nnn is a 3 digit number You can view the file name and size of your pictures in the thumbnail index for saved pictures Selecting the Frame You can select and set a frame from preset patterns or saved pictures 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Add frame and press Press or to highlight Preset frame or My pictures and press If you do not wish to add a frame select Off Press or to select the frame you wish to view and press You can select a frame only when the picture size is set to Small f you activate Continuous shooting page 7 42 you cannot set a frame f you set frames from My pictures select PNG format file only in step 5 7 41 es weg y Bulsp es weg y Bulsp Using Continuous Shooting Four pictures are taken in succession Auto shooting and manual shooting ar
2. 2 Press or to highlight Clock settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Time format and press 4 Press or to highlight 12 hour or 24 hour and press Setting the Date Format You can change the date format between D M Y date month year M D Y and Y M D 1 2 4 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Date amp Time Press or to highlight Clock settings and press Press or to highlight Date format and press Press or to highlight D M Y M D Y or Y M D and press Setting the Clock Display 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Date amp Time Press or to highlight Clock settings and press Press or to highlight Display format and press Press or to highlight Time only Date only Date amp Time or Off and press O Setting Daylight Savings time 1 2 3 4 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Date amp Time Press or to highlight Clock settings and press Press or to highlight Daylight saving and press Press or to highlight On and press O Setting the Time Zone 1 2 wo At the main menu select in the following order Se
3. Calendar 2 Press or to highlight the day and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Delete and press 4 Press or to highlight 1 day and press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step To delete all appointments in the calendar 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Calendar 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Delete and press 13 104 4 Press or to highlight All data and press O Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Using the Alarm This function alerts you at a specified time such as for an appointment or at the time to get up Before using the alarm you should set the clock correctly For information on how to set the clock refer to Step 5 of Step 5 Setting the Date and Time on page 3 17 After changing the settings you may have to press Q Save The alarm function does not work if the handset is turned off Setting the Alarm 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Organizer and press 3 Press or to highlight Alarm and press The Alarm menu appears 4 Press or to highlight List alarms and press Press or to highlight the desired alarm number and press Press o
4. Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Using the Calculator You can use the calculator function on the handset for basic arithmetic calculations and rate conversions using up to 12 digits 1 2 lt Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Organizer and press Press or to highlight Calculator and press The Calculator appears The table below shows you the key assignment of the handset s keypad when using the calculator Also refer to the display Become familiarized with the key assignment for your convenience Function x QO IO enter a decimal point Clear Clear 0218 switch between negative and positive Converting Currency You can also use the calculator for currency conversion You can convert to or from the home currency by entering the exchange rate To set a currency conversion rate 1 2 5 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Calculator Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Exchange rate and press Press or to highlight Foreign gt Domestic or Domestic gt Foreign and press Enter the currency conversion rate and press O To delete all digits press Clear To convert a value 1 2 At the main menu select in t
5. The files in T Mobile are preset data Select the warning tone and press Select For information on how to select tones refer to Setting a Melody as the Ringtone on page 15 124 Press or to highlight Duration and press Press or to select the desired duration and press 15 126 Setting the Power On Off Sound You can set and change the power on off sound that you hear when the handset is turned on or off In the following settings you can select the volume level the melody to be used and the duration Z 1 You cannot choose sound files in the memory card for the power on off sounds At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize Press or to highlight Power on sound or Power off sound and press Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select Off the screen returns to step 1 If you select On follow the steps below Press or to highlight Volume and press Press or to select the volume level from one of 5 levels and press 10 Press or to highlight Sound and press O If you select T Mobile as a profile you cannot select Sound Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press The files
6. select Picture message or E mail Press or to highlight Inbox or Sent and press 4 Press or to highlight the message you wish to lock or unlock and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Lock Unlock and press To retrieve a message for Picture message only 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Picture message 2 Press or to highlight Inbox and press O 3 Press or to highlight the alert you wish to download 4 Press Options The Options menu appears 5 Press or to highlight Download and gj press You can press to start downloading instead of steps 4 and 5 To confirm the delivery report for Picture message only 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Picture message Press or to highlight Sent and press O Press or to highlight the message for which you wish to confirm the delivery report for and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delivery report and press This menu is only available for sent messages that have the Delivery report set On For information on the Delivery Report see Settings for the Messages on page 11 80 11 79 ad1Alag abessay ay Buisp ad1Alag abessay ay Buisn Se
7. 6 37 suoljes9do Jespuey 2Iseg es weg y Bulsp Using the Camera This handset features a built in camera The camera lets 4 Hold the camera as illustrated you take pictures or video clips and features a digital zoom Once you ve taken your picture or video you can HH i 9660 save it then send it to others via Picture message For information on how to send pictures and video clips refer to Sending Pictures Video Clips on page 7 48 j Capturing Still Images 5 In Create picture mode certain functions may be available only when the picture size is set to Small For information on how to set the picture om Ba 3 Optio size in Create picture mode refer to Selecting the Picture Size on page 7 39 41 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Camera and press 3 Press or to highlight Create picture and press The camera image appears in the display 5 Press O or the side down key U The shutter sound is heard and the shot still image appears 7 38 2 Press Options The Options menu appears If you press O the picture is saved to My pictures and you can send this picture via Picture message If you wish to retake the picture without saving press Cancel in this step You can take the picture again Press or to highlight Save and press O The picture is sav
8. Press higher or lower to adjust the contrast and press O The contrast changes in 9 steps Setting the Incoming Pictures You can set the picture displayed when receiving an incoming call for the external display 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings gt External display Press or to highlight Incoming picture and press Press or to highlight Picture 1 Picture 2 or Picture 3 and press Setting the Display Clock Various clocks can be displayed in the external display 1 2 3 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings gt External display Press or to highlight Display clock and press Press or to select the clock from 3 kinds of analog clocks or 2 kinds of digital clocks and press If you wish to view the clock before setting press Options to display the Options menu and select View The selected clock is displayed 15 121 yespuey y Bulyes yespuey y Bulyes Setting the Icon Display On Off The icon indications can be set on or off in the external display 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings External display 2 Press or to highlight Icon indication and press 3 Press or to highlight On
9. 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list Press or to highlight the name you wish to edit Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Edit and press O The Edit Entry screen appears Press or to highlight the item you wish to edit and press When you have finished editing press O If you wish to edit another item repeat steps 5 and 6 9 59 s17 S 28g uo9 y Bulsp SI7 J0e U05 y Busy 7 Press amp Save The changes are saved If you do not wish to save the changes press Options before step 7 and press or to highlight Cancel then press Adding a Thumbnail Image to Entries for the handset entry only You can add a thumbnail image to entries in the handset memory 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list 2 Press or to highlight the entry you wish to add a thumbnail image to and press O The detail screen appears 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Thumbnail and press The thumbnail list the My pictures screen appears 9 60 5 Press or to highlight a thumbnail image you wish to add and press 6 Press amp Save to add a thumbnail image to the entry e Picture up to 150 kbytes can be added to entries as a t
10. 2 A At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings gt Main display Press or to highlight Wallpaper and press Press or to highlight My pictures and press The thumbnail index for My pictures appears Press or to highlight the picture you wish to display and press The selected picture appears Press O The selected picture appears on the standby screen Some pictures cannot be used because of their data types To display Wallpaper Calendar 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings Main display Press or to highlight Wallpaper calendar and press Press or to highlight On and press O The 2 month calendar appears as the wallpaper on the Display If you do not wish to display the wallpaper calendar select Off in this step Turning On Off the Backlight The illumination time for the display and keypad backlight can be set 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings Main display 2 Press or to highlight Backlight and press O 3 Press or to highlight On Off and press Press or to highlight selection and press When selecting On enter the duration of the backlight using 2 digit numbers 01 99 sec and p
11. 2 Press or to highlight an item you wish to playback and press Playback of the selected sound file starts When you wish to stop playback press You can playback or stop the sound file in the w 12 94 Options menu by pressing Options in step 2 To playback sounds or ringtones saved in memory card 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Sounds gt My sounds The list of My sounds appears 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Switch to Card data and press The list of My sounds shows the sound file names saved in memory card When you access sound files saved in memory card the menu item switches to Switch to Handset data w Sending Sounds or Ringtones as Attachments 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Sounds gt My sounds The list of My sounds appears 2 Press or to highlight the file you wish to send as an attachment and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Send via Picture message and press O For information on how to create messages refer to Using the Message Service on page 11 69 Sounds with a red icon cannot be sent as an attachment Checking the Sound or Ringtone Information 1 At the main menu select in the following order
12. Memory card is removed appears in the main display and the memory card icon disappears both in the main and external display e Do not remove the memory card while the memory card is being formatted written to or read from Formatting the Memory Card If you wish to clear all data stored in the memory card format the memory card according to the following steps The handset code is needed to format the memory card For information on the handset code refer to Enabling the Handset Lock on page 15 139 1 2 Press The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press O Press or to highlight Memory card and press Press or to highlight Format and press Enter your handset code and press If you wish to cancel press amp Back before entering the handset code If You Upgrade Your Handset If you have a mobile phone before purchasing this handset you may use your previous SIM card with the new handset In this case you should keep in mind two things for the setup Entering the PIN Code If you insert a SIM card you have used for your previous mobile phone you may be requested to enter a PIN code when you turn on your handset For more information on the PIN code refer to Setting Security on page 15 138 1 Enter the PIN code that you used for your old mobile phone 2 Press O f your PIN code is entered incorrectly thr
13. Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Audio recording and press 4 Press or to highlight Off and press O 7 45 es weg y Bulsp eiawey y Bulsp Common Functions amp Information This section describes useful common functions you can use for both camera and video Using the Digital Zoom Function 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture or Create video 2 Press to zoom out the subject becomes smaller or press to zoom in the subject becomes larger The zooming ratio indicators appear automatically when or is pressed and disappear when the key is released The available zooming steps depend on the camera settings In Create picture mode When the picture size is set to Small steps 1 to 10 When the picture size is set to Medium steps 1 to5 In Create video mode steps 1 to 10 The digital zoom function is not available when picture size is set to Megapixel or Large in Create picture mode 7 46 Taking Close up Pictures When the distance to the subject is approximately 2 inches 5 cm set the macro switch to the macro position 4 When the distance to the subject is approximately 16 inches 41 cm or more set the macro switch to the normal position al 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture or Create
14. menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Attach picture Attach sound or Attach video and press The list of My pictures My sounds or My videos appears 4 Press or to highlight the file you wish to attach and press O The selected picture sound or video clip is attached Press O to return to the message edit screen If you wish to remove the attached data press or to highlight the file name you wish to remove and press Options Then select Remove from the Options menu Press Yes to remove or press amp No to cancel To send a message using the message template for Picture message only You can send message templates with an image and voice attached 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Picture message gt Message template 2 Enter the phone number or E mail address and press 3 Press or to highlight a template you wish to send and press To set the slide show on and off for Picture message only This function enables you to create messages that have up to 10 slides Each slide can contain one picture one sound file and up to 1000 characters of text up to the message total of 295 kbytes 11 73 ad1A1ag abessay y Buisp ad1Alag abessay y Buisn The options available for the slide are Add To add a new slide Remove To remove the active slide Previous
15. or to highlight Delete and press Press or to highlight One picture or All pictures and press Press Yes If you wish to cancel deletion press No in this step oN 3a Once you delete a picture it cannot be restored If you wish to view the full picture before deleting it press to display the image in step 2 before pressing Options and then select Delete in the Options menu Using Sounds In the Sounds function mode you can download various sounds and ringtones from the t zones web site The sound formats available on the handset are BBB A Sound files in SMAF format Sound files in MIDI format Sound files in i Melody format Sound files in WAVE format Sound files in AMR format SMAF Synthetic music Mobile Application Format is a music data format for handsets 12 93 BIPAW ninw BurAofug elpa ninw BurAofug Downloading Sounds 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight My Contents and press 3 Press or to highlight Sounds and press The Sounds menu appears 4 Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones and press The download channel for sounds and ringtones appears Playing Back Sounds or Ringtones 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Sounds gt My sounds The list of My sounds appears
16. to highlight Any key answer and press 3 Press or to highlight On or Off and press Setting the Automatic Answer The automatic answer function allows you to answer calls automatically when the handset is connected to Hands free car kit You can select the desired time until your handset answers At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles In car and press Options gt Personalize 2 Press or to highlight Automatic answer and press Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select On select the time span 5 10 15 20 sec before the handset automatically connects the call Resetting the Profiles Setting You can reset all the profiles settings that you have set to the default settings To cancel the settings you need to set the handset code beforehand or refer to page 15 139 for details 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles the profile you wish to reset and press Option Set to default 2 Enter your handset code and press O 3 Press Yes To cancel press amp No in this step If you enter a wrong handset code in step 2 the operation is canceled Call Settings This section describes the settings for call functions such as call waiting adjusting earpiece volume etc that are related directly to ca
17. 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to view and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Wallpaper and press The selected picture appears 4 Press O The displayed picture is set to the wallpaper 12 87 BIPAW NINN BurAofug epa NINN BurAofug If you wish to view the full size image of the picture before setting it as the wallpaper press to display the image in step 2 above before pressing Options Then select Wallpaper in the Options menu m Editing Pictures You can edit pictures by retouching adding frames or stamps or rotating Also you can adjust the size of the picture or rename the picture file A To retouch pictures The picture size may be changed after the editing operation 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to retouch and press The selected picture is displayed 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Edit picture and press 12 88 5 Press or to hi
18. 1 Press The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Connectivity and press 4 Press or to highlight Call forwarding and press 5 Press or to highlight one of the forwarding options and press The forwarding options available are All calls Forwards all voice calls without ringing When busy Forwards incoming calls when you are in a call No answer Forwards incoming calls if you do not answer a call within a certain period of time Not reachable Forwards incoming calls when your handset is out of network service or is switched off Press or to highlight On and press O Enter the phone number you wish to forward to When All calls is set to On zN is displayed on the standby screen If you select By service instead of On in step 6 above you can select further forwarding options Checking the Forward Status 1 2 At the main menu select in following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call forwarding Press or to highlight the forwarding option you wish to check and press O Press or to highlight Status and press You can now check the status of the selected forwarding option When you finished press amp Back 15 133 spueH y Bulyes yespuey y
19. Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Setting and press 4 Press or to highlight Weekly format and press 5 Press or to highlight Monday Sunday or Sunday Saturday and press Monday Sunday Weekly format from Monday Sunday Saturday Weekly format from Sunday Deleting Appointments You can select 3 ways to make deletions in the calendar deleting appointments one by one deleting all appointments set for a day or deleting all appointments in the calendar To delete appointments one by one 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Calendar 2 Press or to highlight the day and press 3 Press or to highlight the Note you wish to delete and press Options 4 Press or to highlight Delete and press 5 Press or to highlight 1 data and press O 6 Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Once you delete appointments they cannot be restored 13 103 4az1uebiC Jeuosieg 24 Buisp Jeziuebio Jeuosieg 24 Buisp If you wish to delete all the appointments on a certain day select 1 Day in step 5 on the previous page The result is the same as the next option To delete all appointments on a day 2 To delete all appointments on a day 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer
20. or Off and press Turning the Display On Off You can turn the external display on or off when the handset is closed 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings External display 2 Press or to highlight Display On Off and press 3 Press or to highlight On or Off and press 15 122 Resetting the Phone Setting You can reset all options of the Phone setting to the default settings To cancel the settings you need to have set the handset code beforehand or refer to page 15 139 for details 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Phone settings and press 4 Press or to highlight Set to default and press 5 Enter your handset code and press O 6 Press Yes To cancel press No in this step If you enter a wrong handset code in step 5 the operation is canceled Setting the Profiles This section describes the settings for sound such as ringtone keypad tones etc These are 6 profiles with separate settings that can be set to suit every occasion When a profile is set the icon corresponding to the profile name appears in the standby screen T Mobile Default settings no icon My profile a Default settings which can be changed Conference 8 Set when in a meeting or
21. Checking Own Numbers You can check your own voice data and fax phone numbers 1 Atthe main menu select Contacts 2 Press or to highlight My numbers and press 3 Press or to highlight Voice Data or Fax The phone number you wish to check appears Voice Data or Fax may not be displayed depending on the SIM card Also the terms and the numbers of the records displayed in the display for Voice Data or Fax may differ depending on the SIM card f your number is not saved on your SIM card you can enter it yourself Certain SIM cards do not support this function 9 67 SI7 0e U05 y Busy S UOZ BUISSIDIY Accessing t zones The handset is already designed to access the t zones multimedia services from T Mobile and receive information from the service t zones is your gateway to entertainment information and excitement For accessing t zones and mobile Internet surfing the handset has the browser WAP pre installed Through the browser you can get useful information and data Web pages you can access and view are designed for handset configurations If you have any problems connecting to this network call your network operator 10 68 Viewing the Browser Press while the handset is in standby mode The handset starts to access the t zones site also can be used while t
22. My Contents gt Sounds My sounds The list of My sounds appears Press or to highlight a file whose details you wish to check and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Sound details and press O Changing the Name of Sound Files 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Sounds gt My sounds The list of My sounds appears Press or to highlight a file whose name you wish to change and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Rename and press The text entry screen appears For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 When you have finished renaming press Oto save e The following characters cannot be used for a file name lt gt and period When My sounds is empty you cannot select My sounds 12 95 epa ninw BurAofug BIPEW NINN BurAofug Moving or Copying Sounds to Memory Card 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Sounds My sounds The list of My sounds appears Press or to select a sound file you wish to move or copy to memory card and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Move to Card or Copy to Card and press I
23. Note When selecting SIM entry Items you can enter are only Name and Phone Press or to highlight the item you wish to enter and press The entry screen appears For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 9 56 5 When you finish entering the information press O Save For information on items or the number of the characters you can enter in the handset or SIM card memory refer to Contacts List Basics on page 9 54 Adding a Phone Number from Call Register Entries You can enter the phone numbers and names of the caller in the Contacts list from Call Register logs such as Missed calls Received calls or Dialed numbers 1 Display the Call Register log you wish to select from For information on Call Registers refer to Using the Call History on page 14 110 2 Press or to highlight the number you wish to save in the Contacts list and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Save to Contacts and press 4 Follow the steps from step 3 of Saving Information to the Contacts List to complete the operation Saving an Input Phone Number to the Contacts List 1 2 After you enter the phone number in standby mode press Save Follow the steps from step 3 of Saving Information to the Contacts List page 9 56 to compl
24. Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight My videos and press The thumbnail index for saved video clips appears 4 Press or to select the video clip you wish to playback and press O 5 Press O The selected video clip is played back To pause playback press O To resume playback press again To stop playback press Back To display the video clip in actual size press x1 Returning to the standby mode resets the brightness setting to default 6 After you have viewed the video clip press amp Back The display returns to the thumbnail index When you save video clips the assigned file names are YMMDDnnn 3gp YMMDD is Y Year M Month D Day and nnn is a 3 digit number The file name and size of your pictures are displayed in the thumbnail index for saved video clips If the video clip has been recorded with sound the volume can be adjusted by pressing or The volume depends on the Ringing Volume setting page 15 123 The volume is 0 when Ringing Volume is set to Silent or Step Tone Recording Video Clips without Sound You can select to record video clips with or without sound In the default setting the video clip is recorded with sound To record the video clip without sound follow the steps below 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create video 2 Press Options The
25. Using Sounds seusia Using Games or Applications Using Vides seirene mennaan Memory Status scscciccissctersctesseveudectessosetecsedecenss Using the Personal Organizer Using the Calendar 0 ie Using the Alari riasin Using the Calculator oe eeeeeeeeeeeee 13 107 Using Voice notes vee Using the Phone Help eeeeeeeees 13 109 Using the Call History scsssssseees 14 110 Calling from the Call Log wee 14 110 Saving a Call Log to the Contacts List 14 111 2 12 Deleting a Call Log oo eeeeeeeeeeeees 14 112 Clearing Call Logs oie nienn 14 112 Checking the Duration of Calls we 14 113 Checking the Amount of Data Communication 0 0 0 cee eeeeeeeeeeees 14 114 Setting the Handset cssccssssesesseees 15 115 Setting the Display Language 15 115 Setting the Main Display 15 115 Setting the External Display 15 119 Resetting the Phone Setting 15 122 Setting the Profiles 15 123 Call Settings 15 129 Call Forwarding 15 133 Setting Networks owe 15 134 Setting a PC Link Connection 15 136 Setting the Date and Time Setting Security Setting an Account wd Customizing Keys occ eseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Master Reset ss iciwecisivensestsiesovigetecasasspunstcecens Connecting toa PC ie Installing Software eseina iii Troubleshooting e sesesessesesoeeeoesesoesesesecese MNO D A E A SE T A E IA AUDIOVOX 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY eessesesesoesesesecoesesesseoesesees
26. bi R i refer to page 3 19 Status Indicators 4 Yui indicates the strength of the received signal or that the service is out of range 2 Indicates the battery level 3 amp Appears when the Outbox contains messages you failed to send 4 3 Appears when the alarm page 13 104 is set 4 27 04 U0D pUe seg nua ule 94 0 apin5 Guide to the Main Menu Using the Main Menu After turning your handset on the standby screen appears If you wish to use any functions other than the basic call operation press once to get the main menu This has 9 icons for functions operations and settings 11 25am Tal When you reach the main menu use or F navigation keys to navigate the cursor and press to Settings select the function you wish to enjoy e Z In this manual the operation required to access b ee Z pir functions is described by the operation of the o NI navigation keys TN M Profiles t zones Call SIM Register Application Messages My Contacts Contents ka Select Organizer Camera Settings 5 28 Basic Key Operations Soft keys and the center key Your handset uses soft keys Q and to help navigate the handset At the bottom left and right side of the display the respective operations of the keys are shown The function of each soft key at any given time is displayed at the bottom left and right of the scre
27. or to highlight Rename and press The text entry screen appears For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 After renaming press O to save The following characters cannot be used for a file name lt gt and period 12 99 BIPAW NINN BurAofug eIPAW ninw BurAofug Sending Videos as Attachments 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Videos gt My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears Press or to select the image of the video clip in the thumbnail index you wish to send with a message and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Send via Picture message and press O For more information on creating messages refer to Using the Message Service on page 11 69 Sending Videos to My Album or My Journal 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Videos gt My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears Press or to select the image of the video clip in the thumbnail index you wish to send to My Album or My Journal and press 2 Options The Options menu appears 12 100 3 Press or to highlight Send to My Album or Send to My Journal and press O Checking Video Information 1 3 At the main menu se
28. or to highlight a message and press 11 85 adlAiag aBessay y BursN eIPAW ninw BurAofug Enjoying Multi Media The My Contents menu enables you to enjoy using multi media such as pictures sounds and video clips you created using the handset You can download the various contents through the t zones web site You can also use and enjoy the games and applications downloaded from the t zones web site Using Pictures In the Pictures menu you can view and edit pictures taken with the built in digital camera Also you can set stored pictures as wallpaper and if you wish to get more wallpapers for the handset you can download them through the mobile Internet With your handset you can enjoy using My Album and My Journal services produced by T Mobile They enhance your pleasure of using pictures with the handset The picture formats available on the handset are wa Images in PNG format Images in JPEG format e Animation file NEVA Images in GIF format B Images in BMP format M Images in WBMP format a Images in WPNG format a Ba bur a 12 86 Downloading Pictures 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight My Contents and press 3 Press or to highlight Pictures and press The Pictures menu appears 4 Press or to highlight t zones Wallpapers and press The download channel for pictur
29. 2 addresses entry Group Selectable from 8 groups Address Up to 100 characters Note Up to 60 characters Thumbnail image 1 image 9 54 Items stored in the SIM memory Name The number of characters that can be stored differs depending on the SIM card you use Phone number Up to 40 digits The capacity of the Contacts list differs between when storing in your handset memory and when Storing in the SIM card For example you cannot store a thumbnail image in the Contacts list in the SIM card Viewing the Contacts List 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Contacts and press 3 Press or to highlight Contacts list and press The index view of the Contacts list appears You can also access the Contacts list by pressing while in standby mode The Contacts list stored in the handset is empty when you purchase the handset S 6 Selecting the Memory You can store new entries in the Contacts list Before saving new entries or viewing stored entries in the Contacts list you can select the handset memory or the SIM card memory Selecting the Memory for saving 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Advanced and press 4 Press or to highlight Save to and
30. 54 If you press instead of pressing Options in step 3 above you can check the caller s name and number To display the caller s name you should register the caller s name into the Contacts list beforehand To save the call log press Options and select Save to Contacts The text entry screen appears The handset saves the call log in the Contacts list 14 111 AiojSIH 12D 9y Busy Ai0 SIH 12D 84 Busy Deleting a Call Log w At the main menu select Call Register Press or to highlight Missed calls Received calls or Dialed numbers and press Press or to highlight the number you wish to delete and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delete and press Press Yes The call log selected in step 3 is deleted If you wish to cancel deleting press No in this step If you press instead of Q Options in step 3 above you can check the caller s name and number To display the caller s name you should register the caller s name in the Contacts list beforehand To delete the call log press Options and select Delete The handset deletes the call log from the Contacts list 14 112 Clearing Call Logs 1 At the main menu select Call Register 2 Press or to highlight Missed calls Received calls or Dialed numbers and pre
31. 558 302 and foreign counterparts CP8 PATENT A SD logo SD is a trademark BROWSER BY V OPENWAVE uoljonposju uolonpo ju Safety Precautions and Conditions of Use Your handset conforms to international regulations insofar as it is used under normal conditions and in accordance with the following instructions Electromagnetic waves Do not switch on your handset aboard an aircraft as your handset may interfere with the aircraft s electronic systems and disrupt the cellular network Current legislation forbids this use and legal action can be taken against the user Do not switch on your handset in a hospital except in designated areas Use of your handset s functions may affect the performance of medical electronic units pacemakers hearing aids insulin pumps etc When the handset function is on do not bring it near medical equipment or into areas in which medical equipment is being used If you have a hearing aid or a pacemaker only use the handset on the opposite side of your body from where it is located The handset should be kept at least 6 inches 15 24 cm from a pacemaker at ANYTIME the handset is switched on Do not switch on your handset near gas or flammable substances Observe the rules concerning the use of handsets at gas stations chemical plants and at all sites where a risk of explosion exists 1 4 Caring for your handset Do not allow children to u
32. 9 64 GTOUPS EEEE P TE 9 64 GSM GPRS modem 0 eee eee terete 16 153 H Hands free EARphone amp MIC ou 4 23 Handset lock secre a Mee nett 15 139 Handset manager eceeseseeeeeeeeeeneeseeeenees 16 153 Handset off X Handset on I TM Cat A E E saute sdeatesveraeecas 15 123 Indicators 7 49 Input language 8 52 Input method 8 52 Input phone number 9 57 Instruction scheme 2 0 cceeeeeeeeeseeeeseseneeeeeees 1 1 Interface 16 153 INtrOGU CON rsa nos eeececereiat n aE 1 1 K Key pad EEA PEE site A A 4 22 Keypad tones e eeseeeeeeceseeeeecaeeeees 15 125 L Left soft key 4 22 Locking messages 11 78 Low battery aletten 8 cusstinc Siete disc 15 128 M Macro positions secasisce tacts N A 7 46 Macro Switch sa eren T 4 23 Main Display 4 ssd siss ssiiias sdo ii eneit 4 22 Main menu 5 28 Making a call Manual shooting Master reset M D Y 15 137 Melody 15 124 Memory 19 55 Memory Spate sisien irsi 7 49 Memory status 12 101 MON seeneniit vee iii a aE RAA RE R 5 30 Message alert Message center Message format Message lifetime See 11 80 Messages Microphone MIC Minute minder Missed calls s Modifying a message ssseeeeeerreerreen 11 72 Monday Sunday Multi tap input oe My Alb m a ra raare My Contents aora R My numbers My pictures urana an RR RR ss My Sounds rennen
33. Bulyas Cancelling Forwarding Settings Individually 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call forwarding 2 Press or to highlight the divert option you wish to cancel and press 3 Press or to highlight Off and press O The selected forwarding is canceled 3 Cancelling All Forward Settings 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call forwarding 2 Press or to highlight Cancel all and press O Press Yes All forwarding settings are canceled If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step 9 Ww 15 134 Setting Networks This setting enables you to connect to a preferred network each time the power is turned on Connecting To a Network Automatically If your handset has not been connected to the network yet you can perform the following steps to establish connection to a preferred network immediately 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Connectivity and press 4 Press or to highlight Network settings and press The Network settings menu appears 5 Press or to highlight Select network and press 6 Press or to highlight Automatic and press Selecting a Network Manually If yo
34. Calls cannot be made or received Is there a message SIM Card Error on the display If the message is displayed when turning on the handset the SIM card is not supported or is damaged Contact your service provider Has any call barring option been set page 15 140 Has the Fixed dialing No been turned on page 15 142 Is the handset currently performing data communication page 16 153 Are you using a pre paid SIM card Check the remaining balance 17 155 Bunooys jqnoiL Bunooys jqnoiL Symptom Calls are interrupted or cut off Check Points Are you ina location where the signal is poor Check the T indicator and see if the service is out of range Move to a location where the radio signal is strong enough to make a call Is the battery empty page 3 16 Are there any magnetized objects such as health necklaces on or around you Around such objects the handset terminates the call Keep the handset away from such objects Symptom The PIN code or PIN2 code is rejected Check Points Did you enter the correct code 4 to 8 digits page 3 21 Have you made 3 unsuccessful attempts at entering the code After 3 attempts the protection lock prevents handset operation If you cannot remember the correct PIN code contact your service provider Keys do not operate Is the power turned on page 3 17 Has the Handset Lock be
35. OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 18 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR AN SPECIAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WHATSOEVER THE COMPANY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE DELAY IN RENDERING SERVICE UNDER THIS WARRANTY OR LOSS OF USE DURING THE TIME THE PRODUCT IS BEING REPAIRED OR REPLACED 19 165 No person or representative is authorized to assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product Some states or provinces do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitation or exclusions may not apply to you This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state In USA Audiovox Communications Corporation 555 Wireless Boulevard Hauppauge New York 11788 800 229 1235 19 166
36. Ring at the Same Time Everyday 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Alarm List alarms 13 105 4az1uebiC jeuosieg 24 Buisp Jeziuebio jeuosieg 24 Buisp 4 Press or to highlight the desired alarm number and press Press or to highlight Repeat daily and press Press or to highlight On or Off and press Setting the Snooze 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Alarm List alarms Press or to highlight the desired alarm number and press Press or to highlight Snooze and press Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select On you can set the snooze interval 5 10 15 20 30 minutes and the repeat count 1 2 3 When the snooze is on the alarm will ring repeatedly as set even if the alarm is stopped 13 106 Resetting an Alarm Setting 1 2 4 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Alarm List alarms Press or to highlight the alarm you wish to reset and press Press or to highlight Reset alarm and press Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Resetting All Alarm Settings 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Alarm Clear all
37. To navigate to the previous slide Next To navigate to the next slide Video clip data cannot be attached to the message as slide data e Ifyou select Off you can attach 20 pictures sounds or video clips up to 295 kbytes in total 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Picture message Settings The Settings menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Slide show and press 3 Press or to highlight On or Off and press 11 74 Receiving and Reading Messages Receiving Messages When the handset is within the service area Text messages and Picture messages are received and saved in the Inbox automatically Meanwhile you need to operate manually to receive E mail messages held at the service provider For information on how to receive E mail messages refer to To receive E mail messages on page 11 75 Also you may need to download Picture messages manually For information on how to download Picture messages manually refer to To retrieve a message for Picture message only on page 11 79 When receiving messages the following indicator appears at the top of the standby screen depending on the type of the received message Text message Picture message kg E mail w When you receive Text message the sender s phone number and a part of the message appears When the sender s phone number is stored in the Contac
38. Video brightness exposure level indicators page 7 40 page 7 44 2 Bright 1 4 0 Normal 1 4 2 Dark Zooming ratio indicators page 7 46 Original size Maximum size Magnification Audio recording indicators for Create video mode only page 7 45 On 3 off Night mode indicator page 7 47 B On 7 50 Entering Text This section provides information on how to enter text using the handset keypad for contacts list entries and messages etc Before you try to enter text you should familiarize yourself with the text input methods In multi tap input method several characters are assigned to each key and you enter the desired character by pressing the key a few times Text Table for Multi tap Input The table indicates how many times you need to press a certain key to display the character you wish to enter Pressing the key changes the character in order as shown in the table When you reach the last character it returns to the first one Example Press amp once A appears Press twice B appears English Mode Upper Case Lower Case f Key Characters Characters Numeric period comma hyphen apostrophe 1 amp ABC2 abc2 2 DEF3 def3 3 GHI4 ghi4 4 Upper Case Lower Case Koy Characters Characters Numeric JKL5 jks 5 MNO6 mno6 6 PQRS7 pqrs7 7 TUV8 tuv8 8 WXYZ9 wxyZ 3 space lt gt amp 0
39. as illustrated and slide it in the direction of the arrow until it clicks Removing the SIM Card In step 3 on page 3 14 press the tab securing the card and slide it in the opposite direction from the SIM holder Step 3 Charging the Battery The battery is not fully charged when you purchase the handset Charge the battery for at least 2 hours before using the handset Use only the attached AC charger CE EA32 Using the Charger d Insert the charger plug into an AC outlet 2 Open the external connector cap and insert the charger label facing up into the USB Charger connector The battery indicator in the display iia starts animating 3 15 dnjeg 41ND dnjeg 41ND Battery Status Check the battery indicator displayed in the upper left of the display to estimate remaining battery power When the battery is empty _ appears on the display and an alarm sounds The battery may only last for another 5 minutes If you are using your handset charge the battery immediately Battery Indicators Charge Level Ga Sufficiently charged Gi Partially charged x Gi Charging recommended 3 When charging is complete the Indicator a Charging required stops animating Cc Empty The standard charging time is approximately 2 hours Charging time may vary depending on the State of the battery and other conditions For information on the battery refer to Battery on page 1 5 Removing
40. call and total call time log they cannot be restored 14 113 AiojSIH 12D 84 Busy AiojSIH 12D 84 Busy Checking the Amount of Data Communication You can confirm the number of bytes which you used in data communication by using the Data counter function Checking the Data Counter 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Call Register and press Press or to highlight Data counter and press Press or to highlight Last data and press The amount of data in the last data communication is displayed in bytes If you wish to check the total data communication used select All data in step 4 above Clearing Data Counter 1 At the main menu select in the following order Call Register gt Data counter Clear counter 14 114 2 Press Yes The handset resets the Data counter to zero If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step N Once you reset the counter it cannot be restored l Setting the Handset Setting the Display Language You can change the language English or Spanish of menus and messages 4 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Phone settings and press 4 Press or to highlight Language and press 5 Press or to highlight the
41. highlight Linger time and press Enter time in seconds 0 99999 and press Item Description Operation CSD settings If GPRS then CSD or CSD is selected as connection type these should be set Press or o highligh Phone No and press Enter Access Point Number and press Access Point Phone No Natiber Press or o highligh Line type and press Press or o highligh ISDN or Analog and press ISDN or Line type Analog Press or o highligh Username and press Enter User Name and press Username User Name Press or o highligh Password and press Enter Password and press Password Password Press or o highligh Linger time Linger Time Enter time in seconds 0 99999 and press Items that have to be set Linger time and press CSD Circuit Switched Data Circuit switching is in other words the conventional way of transmitting data Just like a telephone landline rates are charged by connection time Maximum connection speeds are 9 6kbps and 14 4kbps but are affected by mobile phone and provider specifications GPRS General Packet Radio Service GPRS is a packet data transmission service for mobile phones based on the GSM standard When using data communications like WAP there is no need to keep track of connection time as rates are charged by the am
42. highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press O The files in T Mobile are preset data 15 127 spueH y Bulyas spueH y Bulyas 8 Select the message alert sound and press Q Select For information on selecting tones refer to Setting a Melody as the Ringtone on page 15 124 9 Press or to highlight Vibration and press 10 Press or to highlight Enable Disable or Link to sound and press 11 Press or to highlight Duration and press The message How many seconds appears 12 Enter a two digit number to define the duration and press Setting the Low Battery Alert You can set and adjust the low battery alert volume you hear when the battery becomes empty 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles gt the profile you wish to set and press Options gt Personalize 2 Press or to highlight Low battery alert and press Press or to highlight High Low or Silent to adjust the volume and press 15 128 Setting Any Key Answer You can set the any key answer function so that you can answer a call by pressing any key except or Busy 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize 2 Press or
43. in T Mobile are preset data Select the power on off sound and press Select For details on selecting a tones refer to Setting a Melody as the Ringtone on page 15 124 Press or to highlight Duration and press The message How many seconds appears Enter a two digit number to define the duration and press Setting the Message Alert You can set and change the message alert sound that you hear when receiving messages In the following settings you can select the volume level the melody to be used and the duration A You cannot choose sound files in the memory card for the message alert At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles gt the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize Press or to highlight Message alert and press Press or to highlight Text message Picture message or Browser Alerts and press After selecting Text message Picture message or Browser Alerts you will be lead through the same settings Just continue to the next steps Press or to highlight Volume and press Press or to select the volume level from one of 5 levels Step tone or Silent and press Press or to highlight Sound and press If you select T Mobile as a profile you cannot select Sound Press or to
44. language you wish to display and press You can select the input language on the text entry a screen For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 Setting the Main Display You can change the settings of the main display such as Wallpaper Backlight Wallpaper calendar Brightness Power saving Greeting message and Assign pictures 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press Press or to highlight Phone settings and press Press or to highlight Main display and press The Main display menu appears 15 115 yespueyH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulyes Setting the Wallpaper To set the built in wallpaper 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings Main display Press or to highlight Wallpaper and press Press or to highlight T Mobile and press You can also choose t zones Wallpapers or My pictures You can also select animated wallpaper However if you do not operate the handset for about 30 seconds depending on the selected wallpaper the animation wallpaper you selected appears as a still picture To cancel the Wallpaper setting select Off in step 3 15 116 To set a picture you saved as wallpaper 1
45. or to highlight Vibration and press 3 Press or to highlight Enable Disable or Link to sound and press When Link to sound is selected in step 3 melodies are synchronized with the vibration for the ringtone However this function may not work depending on the melody When you select Enable or Link to sound in step 3 E is displayed on the standby screen Setting the Keypad Tones You can set and change the tone of the keypad sound that you hear each time you press a key In the following settings you can select the volume level the melody to be used and the duration A 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize 2 Press or to highlight Keypad tones and press 3 Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select Off the screen returns to step 1 If you select On follow the steps below 4 Press or to highlight Volume and press 5 Press or to highlight High Middle or Low to adjust the volume and press O You cannot choose sound files in the memory card for the keypad tones 6 Press or to highlight Tone and press O If you select T Mobile as a profile you cannot select Tone Press or to highlight
46. or to highlight Videos and press oO The Videos menu appears 4 Press or to highlight My Album or My Journal and press Playing Back Videos 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Videos gt My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears 2 Press or to select the image of the video clip in the thumbnail index you wish to play back and press The selected video clip is displayed and press When you have finished playback press Q Back You can also store your own video clip collections in My Album or My Journal services provided by T Mobile To play back the videos saved in memory card 2 3 After step 1 press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Switch to Card data and press The thumbnail index for My videos shows the video clip file names saved in memory card When you access the video clip files saved in memory card the menu item switches to Switch to Handset data Changing the name of the video 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Videos My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears Press or to select the image of the video clip in the thumbnail index you wish to change the name of and press Options The Options menu appears Press
47. page 12 98 Memory status page 12 101 SIM Application t zones page 10 68 Contacts Contacts list page 9 54 Speed dial list page 9 66 My numbers page 9 67 Call Register Missed calls page 14 110 Received calls page 14 110 Dialed numbers page 14 110 Call timers page 14 113 Data counter page 14 114 Organizer Calendar page 13 102 Alarm page 13 104 Calculator page 13 107 Voice notes page 13 108 Phone help page 13 109 Messages 5 30 Text message page 11 70 Picture message page 11 70 E mail page 11 70 Text templates page 11 81 VoiceMail page 11 83 Memory status page 11 83 Cell Broadcasts page 11 83 Cell info page 11 85 Browser Alerts page 11 85 Camera Create picture page 7 38 Create video page 7 43 Settings Phone settings page 15 115 Profiles page 15 123 Memory card page 3 20 Connectivity page 15 129 Java Date amp Time page 15 136 Security page 15 138 Account settings page 15 144 Internet Shortcuts settings page 15 151 Master reset page 15 152 If you set a non SAT compatible SIM card the SIM Application does not appear and Profiles appears instead For information on Profiles settings refer to Setting the Profiles on page 15 123 If you set a SAT compatible SIM card on your handset the information on the SIM card appears in the SIM Application menu F
48. pictures appears Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to add stamps to and press The selected picture is displayed Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Edit picture and press Press or to highlight Add stamps and press Press or to select a stamp and press Press or to move the cursor to the point you wish to add the stamp and press O To add more stamps press Options and select Other Stamps and then repeat steps 6 and 7 To finish stamping press Options and select Save When you add stamps to a picture a new picture with stamps is created as the other file and the original picture is saved To rotate pictures 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to rotate and press The selected picture is displayed Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Edit picture and press 12 89 eIPEW ninw BurAofug eIPAW ninw BurAofug 6 7 Press or to highlight Rotate and press The picture is rotated 90 counterclockwise Press O once to rotate the picture 90 counterclockwise Press
49. press O Press Yes The selected messages are deleted To cancel press amp No in this step Once you have deleted a message they cannot be restored You cannot delete locked messages For information on how to lock messages refer to To lock messages for Picture message and E mail only To check sender receiver information for Picture message and E mail only 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Picture message or E mail gt Inbox Press or to highlight the message you wish to check and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Details and press The sender s or receiver s phone number or E mail address time and date stamp subject and size appear 11 78 To resend a message in the Outbox for Picture message and E mail only 1 4 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Picture message or E mail Press or to highlight Outbox and press Press or to highlight the message you wish to resend and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Re send and press To lock messages for Picture message and E mail only Picture message and E mail message can be locked so it is not deleted by accident 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages
50. this service refer to Activating the Call Waiting Service on page 15 129 1 During a call press Options The Options menu appears 6 34 2 Press or to highlight Hold amp Answer and press The second party is put on hold and you can talk to the third party 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Swap calls and press You can switch between the two calls 5 Press Options The Options menu appears 6 Press or to highlight Release call and press You are ending the current call to return to the held call The call waiting service may not be available on all networks Contact your service provider for more information f you do not wish to answer the second call press Options and press or to highlight Busy then press in step 2 Accessing the Text Message Menu During a Call 1 2 During a call press Options The Options screen appears Press or to highlight Text message and press Press or to highlight one of following options Selecting Create message allows you to create a Text message Selecting Inbox Sent or Drafts allows you to access these folders For more information on Text messages refer to Using the Message Service on page 11 69 Conference Call This service enables you to call more t
51. to highlight Picture size and press 4 Press or to highlight the picture size you wish to select and press 7 39 es weg y Busy esaweg y Busy Selecting the Picture Quality 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Picture quality and press 4 Press or to highlight Normal or Fine and press Adjusting the Brightness of the Picture 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture 2 Press brighter or darker to adjust the brightness exposure level of the picture Returning to the standby mode resets the Z brightness setting to default Selecting the Shutter Sound You can select the shutter sound from 3 preset patterns 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture 7 40 Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Shutter sound and press Press or to highlight the sound you wish to select and press O You can select from Pattern 1 Pattern 2 or Pattern 3 To play back the shutter sound press Play Viewing the Saved Pictures You can review the pictures saved in My pictures 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Camera
52. 0 4 P TD pee 5 _ amp A ia lt gt y i E Hi o APTAQONYZO E space return Press and hold to enter numbers 0 9 Press and hold to shift to sentence mode Upper case Lower case or Numeric Abc a ABC abc or 123 Press and hold to shift between multi tap T9 mode and 8 51 3x9 Bun zug x 1 Buia uq Selecting the Input Method T9 Text Input T9 text input method is a shortcut to enter text easily and quickly 1 In the text entry screen press Options The Options menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Input method and press 3 Press or to highlight the T9 mode T9 Abc T9 ABC T9 abc you wish to select and press T9 appears on the top of the display 4 Press each key once for any letter on that key Example To enter the word How press A 5 Ifthe word shown isn t the one you want press or and highlight the correct one 6 Press O to select the word 8 52 correct word again after switching to the multi tap input method If the correct word is not shown in step 5 enter the If you press instead of step 6 a space is a inserted next to the selected word Entering Symbols and Punctuation To enter symbols or punctuation press amp Selecting the Input Language You can select the input language in the text entry screen 1 In the text entry screen press Options The Optio
53. 1 In step 5 of Enabling the PIN Code above press or to highlight Off and press 2 Enter your PIN code and press O 3 Press O To change the PIN code 41 Instep 5 of Enabling the PIN Code press or to highlight Change PIN and press O 2 Enter your PIN code and press O 3 Enter a new PIN code and press O 4 Enter the new PIN code again and press O If you enter a code different from the code which you entered in this step the screen returns to step 3 5 Press O Enabling the Handset Lock The Handset lock is an additional security feature that prevents unauthorized use of the handset The default handset code is 0000 1 2 3 4 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Security Press or to highlight Handset lock and press Press or to highlight On and press O Enter your handset code and press O To disable the handset lock 1 2 In step 3 of Enabling the Handset Lock above press or to highlight Off and press O Enter your handset code and press O Press O 15 139 yespueyH y Bulyas spueH y Bulyes To change the handset code 41 In step 3 of Enabling the Handset Lock on the previous page press or to highlight Change code and press O 2 Enter your handset code and press O Ww Enter a new handset code and press 4 Enter the new h
54. 12 92 Checking the Picture Information 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index whose detail you wish to check and press The selected picture is displayed 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Picture details and press Moving or Copying Pictures to Memory Card 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image you wish to move or copy to memory card and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Move to Card or Copy to Card and press If you view the pictures saved in memory card the menu items switch to Move to Handset and Copy to Handset and you can move or copy pictures from memory card to the handset memory Deleting Pictures 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to delete and press Options The Options menu appears Press
55. 6 Wallpaper calendar oo eeeeeeeeeees 15 117 WAP DIOWSED ec i sects tsk ecssshene seuesegietaederaeea steve 10 68 WAP settings Warning tone Weekly format f teieecaauit aicuesttaedecdee tases 13 103 When busy Wrong number cceeeeeeseeseeeeeeceeeneeeeeeeeeeneenees 6 32 Y YM a E RA 15 137 AUDIOVOX 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY Audiovox Communications Corp the Company warrants to the original retail purchaser of this Audiovox handheld portable cellular telephone that should this product or any part thereof during normal consumer usage and conditions be proven defective in material or workmanship that results in product failure within the first twelve 12 month period from the date of purchase such defect s will be repaired or replaced with new or rebuilt parts at the Company s option without charge for parts or labor directly related to the defect s The antenna keypad display rechargeable battery and battery charger if included are similarly warranted for twelve 12 months from date of purchase This Warranty extends only to consumers who purchase the product in the United States and it is not transferable or assignable This Warranty does not apply to a Product subjected to abnormal use or conditions accident mishandling neglect unauthorized alteration misuse improper installation or repair or improper storage b Product whose mechanical serial number or electronic serial number h
56. AJag aBessay y Buisp ad1Alag abessay y Buisp Editing Text Templates 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Text templates The list of the text templates appears Press or to highlight the item you wish to edit and press Edit the text template and press O For more information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 Viewing Text Templates 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Text templates Press or to highlight the item you wish to view and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight View and press O The selected text template is displayed When you have finished confirmation press N Back You cannot edit the text template in step 3 11 82 Deleting Text Templates 1 2 A At the main menu select in the following order Messages Text templates Press or to highlight the item you wish to delete and press A Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delete and press Press Yes The selected text template is deleted If you wish to cancel deletion press amp No in this step Once you delete the text template it cannot be restored Using VoiceMail You can use the voice mail service depending on the service provider you use For information on the voic
57. Access Point Phone No Natiber Press or o highligh Phone No and press Enter Access Point Number and press ISDN or Line type Analog Press or o highligh Line type and press Press or o highligh ISDN or Analog and press E mail Settings Item Description E mail Profile Operation Press or to highlight Profile name and press Username User Name Press or o highligh Username and press O Enter User Name and press Password Password Press or o highligh Password and press O Enter Password and press Linger time Linger Time Items that have to be set Press or o highligh Linger time and press Enter time in seconds 0 99999 and press Profile name Naas O q Enter the desired strings and Name press 7 Press or to highlight i E mail a gt E mail address addres E mail address and press O Enter E mail address Press or to highlight Server name User ID POP3 server POP Account Password or Port Settings number and press O Enter each item for the account Press or to highlight SMTP Svet name User ID Password or Port SMTP server Account a Settings number and press Enter each item for the account E mail size Download size for reception Press or to highlight H
58. Additional information on Specific Absorption rates SAR can be found on the Cellular Telecommunications amp Internet Association CTIA web site at http www phonefacts net In the United States and Canada the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1 6Watts kg W kg averaged over one gram of tissue The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements Declaration of Conformity Hereby Sharp Telecommunications of Europe Ltd declares that this TM150 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1995 5 EC A copy of the original declaration of conformity can be found at the following Internet address http www sharp mobile com tm150 SAR Your handset has been designed manufactured and tested so as not to exceed the limits for exposure to electromagnetic fields recommended by the Council of the European Union These limits are part of 1 10 comprehensive guidelines developed by independent scientific organizations The guidelines include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of the handset user and others and to take into account variations in age and health individual sensitivities and environmental conditions European standards provide for the amount of radio frequency electromagnetic energy absorbed by the body when using a handse
59. Bar inc if abroad Restricts all incoming calls when you are outside of the coverage area of your registered service provider Bar outgoing calls Restricts all outgoing calls except emergency calls Press or to highlight one of the call barring options below and press The call barring options available are All services Restricts all services Voice calls Restricts all voice calls Data Restricts all data calls Fax Restricts all fax calls Messages Restricts all messages Restricts all services except messages Press or to highlight On and press O Enter the network password and press To change the network password refer to All except msgs Changing the Network Password on page 15 135 Press O The selected call barring function is activated If you enter a wrong network password the password is cleared Enter the correct password To disable barring calls options individually In step 5 of Barring Calls page 15 140 press or to highlight Off and press The selected call barring option is canceled To check call barring status 5 6 After step 4 of Barring Calls page 15 140 press or to highlight Status and press When you finish press Back To cancel all call barring settings 3 After step 2 of Barring Calls page 15 140 press or to highlight Cancel
60. Introduction Thank you for purchasing this SHARP mobile handset Before and while using the handset please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference This handset is your partner Handle it carefully at all times to ensure its long term performance About this Operation Manual Instruction scheme Instructions in this manual are carefully designed to help you operate the handset smoothly and easily At the beginning of each section the steps that have to be followed to reach the function you wish to utilize are shown Example 1 The steps for all subsequent subsections are simplified Example 2 Make sure to press to enter your selection Example 1 Excerpt from Viewing the Contacts List on page 9 54 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Contacts and press 3 Press or to highlight Contacts list and press The index view of the Contacts list appears In example 1 each step to reach the Contacts list is shown Example 2 Excerpt from Selecting the Memory for saving on page 9 55 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list 2 Press Options This indicates useful extra information for The Options menu appears simplified as shown above step O and Options indicate the the keys and handset operations refer to Parts an
61. Name Unique Name Operation Press or to highlight Profile name and press O to select Enter the desired strings and press IP address of Browser gateway Gateway address Press or to highlight Gateway address and press O to select Enter IP address in 000 000 000 000 format and press Homepage Homepage Press or to highlight Homepage and press O to select Enter Homepage URL if needed and press Port number of Browser gateway Port number 15 144 Press or to highlight Port number and press to select Enter Port Number 0 65535 and press Item Description Operation Press or to highlight Circuit prompt and press STOR Circuit to select Circuit prompt Prompt Press or to highlight Enable or Disable and press Press or to highlight Connection type and 2 Bearer press O to select ne Connection Press or to highlight YP Type GPRS then CSD Items that have to be set GPRS or CSD and press O Item Description Operation GPRS settings If GPRS then CSD or GPRS is selected as connection type these should be set Access Point ARN Name Press or o highligh APN and press O En and press er Access Point Name Item Description ISDN or Line type Analog Operation Press or to highlight Li
62. Save To adjust the size of pictures You can adjust the size of pictures for any purpose such as for displaying in the external display 1 N Ww At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears Press or to select an image you wish to adjust the size and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Adjust size and press 12 90 Press or to highlight one of the size options and press The Adjust size options Main display External display Power on off Incoming Alarm To change the name of the picture 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to change the name of and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Rename and press The text entry screen appears For more information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 4 When you have finished renaming press Oto save If you wish to view the full picture before renaming io it press to display the image in step 2 before pressing Options Then select Rename in the Options menu The fo
63. Speak only into a fixed neck slung or clipped on microphone when it would not distract your attention from the road Also see Precautions Concerning Vehicle Use on page 1 7 Never dispose of your device with ordinary waste Battery e Use your handset only with batteries chargers and accessories recommended by the manufacturer The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage caused by the use of other chargers batteries or accessories e Use only the standard accessory battery CE BL150 Recommended temperature for using and storing batteries is approximately 68 F 20 C The battery s performance is limited in low temperatures particularly below 32 F 0 C and the handset may not work temporarily regardless of the amount of remaining battery power Exposing the handset to extreme temperatures will shorten battery life The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but it will eventually wear out When the operating time talk time and standby time is noticeably shorter than normal it is time to buy a new battery Network configuration and handset usage will affect talk time and standby time Using games or camera will hasten battery consumption When the battery charging alert is displayed on the screen charge the battery as soon as possible If you continue using your handset ignoring the alert the handset may malfunction and all data and settings you have stored may be lost at any
64. aaa iy 18 161 x pul xapu My Vid COS Tonen R RORO 12 99 N Navigation Keys o cecsecssesseseeeseeeesesereeeeseaeee 5 28 Network password cccscessescsesseseeeeseeseeeeneens 15 135 Night mode ieina oa nT o 7 47 No answer NOTICES A A R EE EEEE EEEE E o Only local amp home s ssssessssseeessesrseseesssrsresreess 15 140 Operating system 16 153 Optimization Organizer Original ringtones Outbox Ownnuiiibers 2 22 208A ate eee tate 9 67 Parts and controls PC hardware 2 c 2ices segectisssepncetetick ootalondectessonee Personal organizer ne Phone belpis sie ientep aane Picture call eenn a AAR Picture formats Picture information s sseesseseeseeeeeeeereeeeereeereeees Picture Message ioe a a Ra Picture message settings Pi t requality zrna rereana a 18 162 Picture sizes n A a 7 39 PIN code is tineo nns eeina 3 21 15 138 PIN2 code 15 140 Playback we 7 44 Playing back sounds 12 94 Playing back the saved Voice Notes 13 109 Playing back videos 0 0 12 99 Power on off sound 15 126 Power saving 15 118 Profiles 15 123 PUK code 3 21 PUNCHUATION 5 csccsscdecsessiscevicecssoescocdedesibvotentedevsnese 8 52 Q Quick setup nna ens cae e 3 13 R Reading Messages cecssceseseseeeseeseeeeeeees 11 75 Received calls 00 14 110 Rechargeable Li ion battery Redialing 00 eee Rejectin
65. age 15 123 is set to Silent 8 a Appears when the alarm page 13 104 is set Z 2 8 BN Indicates the handset s profiles T Mobile no icon My profile Conference Activity In car Silent page 15 123 o 4 25 01 U05 pue Syed S 01 U09 pue syed 10 T9 Appears when the T9 text input method is activated 11 Abe ABC abc 123 Indicates the text input method First letter upper case mode Upper case mode Lower case mode Numeric mode Appears when a Java application is executed color or suspended 12 E E BIW 13 87 Appears when viewing secured web pages 14 baal Appears when All calls page 15 133 is set to On 15 H Appears when the handset is in data connection mode 16 hh Appears when the USB cable supplied with the PC Link Kit CE UC31 is connected to your handset 17 D Appears when the memory card is inserted For information on the memory card indicators refer to page 3 19 4 26 External Display 5 B tel when All calls page 15 133 is set to On 6 Y Appears when Ringing volume msi Ta i page 15 123 is set to Silent a ee ra Status 7 MM Appears when the handset is in data Zz indicators connection mode os 8 t Appears when the USB cable CE UC31 is connected to your handset i 9 Appears when the memory card is inserted torn ORB For information on the memory card indicators
66. all and press Enter the network password and press O All call barring settings are canceled 15 141 spueH y Buly s spueH y Bulyas Setting Fixed Dialing No This setting enables the Fixed dialing No function If you turn the security function on you can only call predefined numbers In this step you are asked to enter PIN2 code for this setting You should check the number beforehand The Fixed dialing No function may not be available depending on the type of SIM card 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Security 2 Press or to highlight Fixed dialing No and press 3 Enter PIN2 code and press 4 Press or to highlight Settings and press 5 Press or to highlight On and press O To disable the Fixed dialing No In step 5 above press or to highlight Off and press 15 142 To add a new phone number to the Fixed dialing No list 4 After step 3 press or to highlight Edit dial list and press 5 Press Options The Options menu appears 6 Press or to highlight Add new contact and press 7 Adda name and phone number For more information on how to add a name and a phone number refer to Saving Information to the Contacts List on page 9 56 8 Press Save to save To search a registered entry 4 After step 3 press o
67. and press 10 11 Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press O The files in T Mobile are preset data Press or to highlight the ringtone you wish to set and press Select For more information on how to select a ringtone refer to Setting a Melody as the Ringtone on page 15 124 Press or to highlight Vibration and press Press or to highlight Enable Disable or Link to Sound and press For information on how to set the vibration refer to Setting the Vibration on page 15 124 Checking the Memory Status You can check the number of entries registered in the Contacts list 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Memory status and press You can check the memory status of the handset memory and SIM card 9 65 SI7 S 28 u09 y Bulsp SI7 S 28 uo9 y Busy Setting the Speed Dial List You can set a maximum of 9 phone numbers in the Speed dial list A Setting Contacts List entries in the Speed Dial List 2 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list For information on making a call with Speed dialing refer to Speed Dialing on page 6 34 If you cannot fin
68. andset code again and press O If you enter a code different from the code which you entered in this step the screen returns to step 3 Changing PIN2 Code PIN2 code is used to protect certain functions in the handset such as Fixed dialing No The following steps describe how to change PIN2 code 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Security 2 Press or to highlight Change PIN2 and press 3 Enter your PIN2 code and press O 4 Enter a new PIN2 code and press O 15 140 5 Enter the new PIN2 code again and press O If you enter a code different from the code which you entered in this step the screen returns to step 4 Enter the correct code again 6 Press O Barring Calls This function enables you to set restrictions on incoming and outgoing calls To activate Call barring you will need the call barring password which is available from your service provider 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Security 2 Press or to highlight Call barring and press 3 Press or to highlight one of the call barring functions below and press The call barring functions available are Bar foreign calls Restricts all outgoing international calls Only local amp home Restricts all outgoing international calls except to your home country Bar Incoming calls Restricts all incoming calls
69. andset in a vehicle Give full attention to driving Pull off onto the side of a road and park the car before making or answering a call If local laws permit we recommend that you use your handset with the attached hands free Kit Use of your handset s function may interfere with the vehicle s electronic systems such as the ABS antilock brakes or the air bag To ensure no such problem occurs please check with your dealer or car manufacturer before connecting your handset Only allow qualified service maintenance personnel to install the vehicle accessories The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage which may result as a consequence of improper use or use contrary to the instructions contained herein uolonpo ju uoljonpo sju FCC Declaration of Conformity Triple band phone TM150 with USB cable CE UC31 and AC charger CE EA32 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Responsible Party SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Sharp Plaza Mahwah New Jersey 07430 TEL 1 800 BE SHARP Tested To Comply With FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE FCC Notice The phone may cause TV or radio interference if used in close proximity to receiving equipment The FCC can require you to sto
70. any numerical or text value 15 118 Setting the Greeting Message You can set a message to appear when the handset is turned on 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings gt Main display 2 Press or to highlight Greeting message and press 3 Press or to highlight On and press O 4 Enter the message you wish to display and press i Up to 16 characters can be stored as a message For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 To cancel the greeting message setting select Off in step 3 above Assigning Pictures A selected picture appears when turning the power on or off receiving an incoming call or operating the alarms Pictures taken with the built in digital camera or images downloaded via a browser can be set 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings Main display Press or to highlight Assign pictures and press Press or to select when you want to display the animation or a picture from the following choices When turning the power on or off Highlight Power on or Power off and press O When receiving an incoming call Highlight Incoming and press O When operating the alarm Highlight Alarm and press To download more pictures 4 After step 3 press or t
71. as been removed altered or defaced c Damage from exposure to moisture humidity excessive emperatures or extreme environmental conditions d Damage resulting from connection to or use of any accessory or other product not approved or authorized by the Company e Defects in appearance cosmetic decorative or structural items such as framing and non operative parts f Product damaged from external causes such as fire flooding dirt sand weather conditions battery leakage blown fuse heft or improper usage of any electrical source The Company disclaims liability for removal or reinstallation of the product for geographic coverage for inadequate signal reception by the antenna or for communications range or operation of the cellular system as a whole To obtain repairs or replacement within the terms of this Warranty the product should be delivered with proof of Warranty coverage e g dated bill of sale the consumer s return address daytime phone number and or fax number and complete description of the problem transportation prepaid to the Company at the address shown below or to the place of purchase for repair or replacement processing THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COMPANY S LAIBILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY
72. call with the remaining participants 1 During the call press Options and select in the following order Conference Conference all 2 Press or to highlight Exclude and press To end the call with all participants 1 During the call press Options and select in the following order Conference Conference all 2 Press or to highlight Release all and press 6 36 To end the call with a conference call participant 1 During a conference call press or to highlight the person that you wish to disconnect from the conference call 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Release call and press To have a conversation with participants privately When you wish to have a conversation with one of the participants privately you can select a person from the conference list and put others on hold 1 During a conference call press or to highlight the person that you wish to talk in private with 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Conference and press 4 Press or to highlight Private and press 5 When you have finished the private conversation continue from step 1 of Conference Call page 6 35 The conference call service may not be available on all networks Contact your service provider for more information
73. clips Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Once you delete a video file it cannot be restored Memory Status This function helps you to check the memory status of My Contents 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight My Contents and press 3 Press or to highlight Memory status and press 4 Press or to highlight Handset or Memory card and press O The memory status is indicated by using bar chart 12 101 elpa NINN BurAofug Jaziuebio jeuosieg 24 Buisp Using the Personal Organizer This section provides information on the organizer features that are built into the handset Features include a calendar alarm clock calculator voice memo recorder and phone help Using the Calendar The Calendar helps you organize and manage your schedule on a daily basis The calendar can display dates from January 2000 to December 2099 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Organizer and press 3 Press or to highlight Calendar and press The current month is displayed and the current date is highlighted You can activate the calendar by pressing while in standby mode This key assignment can be changed by the user 13 102 Entering Appointments You can navigate the calendar by using the navigation key and you can enter up to 3 schedul
74. ctly access the E mail messaging service for your internet service provider For information on how to set up your E mail function refer to Setting an Account on page 15 144 When sending Text message messages exceeding 160 characters are divided during the sending process If the recipient uses a compatible handset divided messages are recombined and delivered as one message If sent to a non compatible handset messages are divided into 152 character lots and delivered separately When sending Picture message the size of the message that can be sent is up to 295 kbytes e Some messaging functions may not be available depending on the network service you use If you experience any problems using these services contact your service provider for details 11 69 ad1Alag abessay y Buisp ad1Alag abessay y Buisn Creating and Sending Messages Basic Operation The following steps show you the basic way to create and send messages 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Messages and press The Messages menu appears Press or to highlight Text message Picture message or E mail and press O The messaging menu appears Press or to highlight Create message and press Enter the phone number or E mail address of the destination you wish to send the message to and press If you are sending a Text message Y
75. d Controls on page 4 22 a operating the handset In example 2 the steps to reach the Contacts list are operation keys in this manual For information on Symbols This indicates important background information or items that need to be recognized when operating the handset This indicates operations that require extreme caution before performing on the handset 1 1 uoljonposju uolonpo ju NOTICE We strongly recommend that you keep separate permanent written records of all important data Data may be lost or altered in virtually any electronic memory product under certain circumstances Therefore we assume no responsibility for data lost or otherwise rendered unusable whether as a result of improper use repairs defects battery replacement use after the specified battery life has expired or any other cause We assume no responsibility directly or indirectly for financial losses or claims from third parties resulting from the use of this product and any of its functions such as stolen credit card numbers the loss or alteration of stored data etc All company and or product names are trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective holders Screen layouts illustrated in this operation manual may differ from those on the handset The information described in this operation manual is subject to change without notice Some of the functions described in this operation manual may not be
76. d the desired name follow the steps in Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List page 9 58 2 Press or to highlight the name you wish to add to the Speed dial list and press O The detail screen appears 3 Press or to highlight the number you wish to add to the Speed dial list and press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Add to Speed dial and press 9 66 5 Press or to highlight the number you wish to set and press fe The nine digit keys correspond to list numbers Viewing the Speed Dial List 1 At the main menu select Contacts 2 Press or to highlight Speed dial list and press The Speed dial list appears Deleting the Speed Dial List 1 At the main menu select Contacts 2 Press or to highlight Speed dial list and press The Speed dial list appears 3 Press or to highlight the item you wish to delete and press A Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Delete and press 5 Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step To re assign another phone number to a Speed Dial Select Re assign in step 4 of Deleting the Speed Dial List page 9 66 To clear all the Speed dial list items Select Clear all in step 4 of Deleting the Speed Dial List page 9 66
77. d to confirm what you are about to receive After checking the information on the confirmation screen the game or application can be downloaded User authentication may be required on some information screens 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight My Contents and press 3 Press or to highlight Games amp more and press The Games amp more menu appears 4 Press or to highlight MegaTones amp Wallpapers or t zones games and press O The download channel to games or applications appears Starting a Game or an Application 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Games amp more My games amp more The list of My games amp more appears The games and the applications downloaded to the handset are listed in chronological order 2 Press or to highlight a game or application you wish to start 3 Press O The selected game or application starts If you run network based games or applications you can select a connection to the network To end the game or application 1 While you are running the application press 2 Press or to highlight End and press O 12 97 BIPEW ninw BurAofug elpa ninw BurAofug To suspend the game or application 1 While you are running the application press 2 Press or to highlight Suspend and press Viewing the Game
78. dcasts and press The Call Broadcasts menu appears 4 Press or to highlight On Off and press 5 Press or to highlight On to set the cell broadcasts on or Off to set it off and press O Reading Cell Broadcast Messages 1 When you receive a cell broadcast message press A popup is displayed over the standby screen 2 Press or to scroll through the message 3 When you finish reading press O Subscribing to Cell Broadcasts Select the page of the cell broadcast message that you want 1 At the main menu select the following order Messages Cell Broadcasts 11 84 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Set info subjects and press 4 Press or to highlight Add Remove and press 5 Press or to highlight the page you wish to view and press When you have finished viewing press Back You can set a maximum of four subjects for subscription in step 5 When you cannot find the page you wish to view in the list that appears in step 5 select Create subject in step 4 and enter the subject code to add a page For details on the subject code contact your service provider Setting Languages You can select and change the language for the broadcast message display 1 At the main menu select the following order Messages Cell Broadcasts 2 Pr
79. der of a received message or forward the received message to another destination Also you can modify the received message when replying or forwarding You can also call the sender of the message using the phone number contained in the message To reply to a message 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail Inbox 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Reply and press O 11 75 ad1Alag abessay y Buisn ad1Alag abessay y Buisn 4 Enter your message For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 5 Press and select Send If you wish to reply to all addresses on a Picture message or E mail message select Reply All in step 3 To forward a message 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail Inbox 2 Press or to highlight the message you wish to forward 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Forward and press 5 Enter the phone number or E mail address of the recipient and press If you wish to select the phone number for Text message and Picture message or E mail address for Picture message and E mail in the Contacts list refer to Searc
80. discretion is needed Activity SF Set when in a noisy situation In car B Set when driving connected to hands free EARphone amp MIC Set when you need to be silent All sounds except camera shutter are muted and you are alerted to calls with the vibration Silent 41 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Profiles and press The Profiles menu appears 4 Press or to highlight the profile you wish to set press Options 5 Press or to highlight Personalize and press After this step follow the appropriate instructions After changing the settings press Save w e f you wish to set the Silent profile press and hold lt for approximately 2 seconds while in the standby mode You can display profiles by pressing while in the standby mode Setting the Ringing Volume You can adjust the ringer volume to one of 5 levels or a step tone When Silent is selected the ringer volume and the application volume are also muted 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles gt the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize 2 Press or to highlight Ringing volume and press The current volume level appears Press or to select the volume level from one of 5 levels S
81. e mail service contact your service provider Calling VoiceMail 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Messages and press The Messages menu appears 3 Press or to highlight VoiceMail and press The VoiceMail menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Call VoiceMail and press Setting VoiceMail 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages gt VoiceMail 2 Press or to highlight VoiceMail number and press Memory Status This function helps you to check the memory status of Messages 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Messages and press 3 Press or to highlight Memory status and press The memory status is indicated by using bar chart Setting Cell Broadcasts This setting enables you to receive cell broadcast messages such as weather forecasts and traffic reports etc If you are in a certain network area your handset receives the broadcast information for your subscription networks Contact your service provider for details 1 Press O The main menu appears This menu may not be available with some mobile 11 83 ad1Alag abessay y Buisp ad1Alag abessay y Buisp 2 Press or to highlight Messages and press The Messages menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Cell Broa
82. e available 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Continuous shooting and press Press or to highlight Auto shooting or Manual shooting and press O Auto shooting Four pictures are taken in a row by pressing or W Manual shooting Pictures are taken one by one by pressing O or W To cancel continuous shooting select Off in this step Press the side down key U or O to start continuous shooting When the continuous shooting is finished the pictures taken are saved automatically To end the function press amp Cancel 7 42 You can use the continuous shooting function only when the picture size is set to Small f you select a frame for taking pictures you cannot use the continuous shooting function Shooting Video Images You can record video clips with sound 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Camera and press Press or to highlight Create video and press The video image appears in the display Hold the camera as illustrated Press or the side down key W The sound of starting the video recording is heard and the recording starts If you press or U again the recording stops and the sound of ending t
83. e help and press The help list appears Press or to highlight the function you wish to view When you have finished using the help press amp Back 13 109 4oz1Ueb1iC jeuosieg 294 Buisp Ai0jSIH 12D 84 Busy Using the Call History If you do not answer an incoming call the handset records that a call was missed Missed calls and the number of missed calls appears on the standby screen The handset records the last 10 missed calls received calls and dialed numbers Number of dialed numbers recorded depends on the SIM card you use Using the Call Register you can have various useful functions such as redialing sending messages creating the contacts list and you can also check the call duration w You can also access each log type in the call register using the following key operations while the handset is in standby mode O Dialed numbers D then Missed calls D then Received calls The logs in the call register are listed in chronological order and the name if registered in the Contacts list or number of the party appears 14 110 Calling from the Call Log 1 2 w Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Call Register and press The Call Register menu appears Press or to highlight Missed calls Received calls or Dialed numbers and press Press or to highligh
84. e name you wish to delete 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Delete and press 5 Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Once you delete a Contacts list entry it cannot be restored Deleting All Contacts List Entries You can delete all entries in the Contacts list Before deleting all Contacts list entries ensure that you are accessing the memory you wish to delete For information on how to select the memory for Contacts list entries refer to Selecting the Memory on page 9 55 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 gt Press or to highlight Advanced and press 4 Press or to highlight Delete all entries and press 5 Enter your handset code and press For information on the handset code refer to Enabling the Handset Lock on page 15 139 6 Press or to highlight Handset entries or SIM entries and press 7 Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Once you delete all entries in the Contacts list they cannot be restored 9 63 SI7 9e U05 y Busy SI7 S 28 uo9 y Bulsp Setting the Groups You can set group icons when saving the Contacts list entries to the handset memory so t
85. eader only or 10kB and press 15 147 yespuey y Bulyas yespuey y Bulyas Item Description Settings for Send setti F RGS sending mail Operation Press or to highlight POP before SMTP SMTP AUTH On or SMTP AUTH Off and press Item Description Operation GPRS settings If GPRS then CSD or GPRS is selected as connection type these should be set IP Address of Press or to highlight Primary DNS and press APN Access Point Press or to highlight APN and press O Enter Access Point Name and press Press or to highlight Username and press Enter User Name and press Name Username User Name Password Password Press or to highlight Password and press Enter Password and press Primary Primary DNS Reman teh Enter IP address in y 000 000 000 000 format Server and press P to highlight IP Address of ca ra es ae Secondary DNS and press Secondary Secondary Domain DNS Name Syst m Enter IP address in y 000 000 000 000 format Server and press Press or to highlight Connection type and press Connection Cee Press or to highlight type Type GPRS then CSD Items that have to be set 15 148 GPRS or CSD or Use Browser settings and press Linger time Linger Time Press or to
86. ect a blank line from the To list and enter a phone number 5 When adding recipients is complete press amp Back You can enter up to 60 characters for To Cc or Bcc It may be limited depending on your service provider Contact your service provider if you have a problem sending mail To send a message from the Draft box 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail 11 71 ad1Alag abessay y Buisn ad1Alag abessay y Buisn Press or to highlight Drafts and press O Press or to highlight the message you wish to send in the Drafts box and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Send and press If you wish to modify the message follow step 4 of To modify a message below instead of selecting Send in this step To modify a message You can modify an original message you made before or after sending it If the message you wish to modify is in the Drafts Sent or Outbox select the respective box in step 2 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail Press or to highlight Drafts Sent or Outbox and press If you select Text message in step 1 you cannot select Outbox in t
87. ed to My pictures You can also select Send via Picture message Send to My Album or Send to My Journal from the Options menu For information on Send via Picture message Send to My Album and Send to My Journal refer to Sending Pictures Video Clips on page 7 48 Pressing Camera while the handset is in standby mode also activates the camera f you wish to leave digital camera mode without saving the taken picture press before step 6 While in the Create picture mode you can switch to the Create video mode Press 0 Options to display the Options menu and select Change to video mode then press O This handset uses a CCD sensor Although this handset has been manufactured carefully some pictures may still appear too bright or too dark fthe handset has been left in a warm place for a long time before taking or registering a picture the picture quality may be poor e Pictures taken with the camera may differ from the actual image of the subject in color and brightness Selecting the Picture Size Pictures are saved in JPEG format in the following four sizes Megapixel 858 x 1144 pixels Large 768 x 1024 pixels Medium 480 x 640 pixels Small 240 x 320 pixels 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or
88. ee times in a row the SIM card is locked To release the lock try entering the PUK Personal Unblocking Key code 8 digits provided by your service provider For more information on the code contact your service provider You can copy the Contacts list entries in your previous SIM card For information on copying the Contacts list entries refer to Copying Entries Between Memories on page 9 61 or Copying All Entries from the SIM Card to the Handset Memory on page 9 62 3 21 dnjeg 41ND 04 U05 pUe seg Parts and Controls Main Handset Unit Before reading this operation manual becoming familiar with the names and locations of parts and controls is recommended Also in this section are icons and indications that change in the display Antenna Speaker Camera Lens External Display 4 22 Earpiece Navigation Keys OOOO Center Key Left Soft Key Send K VoiceMail Key Shift Key S Main Display Right Soft Key 2 End Power Key t zones Key QD Key Pad Silence profile Key amp Microphone MIC RF Connector Side up Side down Key W Battery Cover Macro Switch Earphone Connector SD Memory Card Slot Cover USB Charger Connector KAL A Hands free EARphone amp MIC Connection 1 2 Put the pad over the earphone You can use the hands free EARphone amp MIC without the pads Open t
89. en The function of the center key is displayed in the center by a graphical icon Example When Back is displayed as illustrated Press Back to return to the previous menu When Select is displayed as illustrated Press Select to select a menu item Navigation keys indicate the navigation keys When you navigate the cursor to select an item press or to highlight the item and press The end power key Press to return to the standby screen e To return to the previous menu you can also press except when returning to the standby screen To select an item in the menu Select can be used instead of O Also can be used to select an item when gt is displayed at the right edge on the display hi Right Left Soft key Center key Ku key Send key Navigation keys Soft key 5 29 nua UN ay 0 apin5 nua UN 94 0 apin5 List of Menu Function Items This table shows you the items in the function level 1st level their respective menus 2nd level and their page number Main Menu dst level Profiles Sub Menu 2nd level amp Page No T Mobile page 15 123 My profile page 15 123 Conference page 15 123 Activity page 15 123 In car page 15 123 Silent page 15 123 Main Menu ist level My Contents Sub Menu 2nd level amp Page No Pictures page 12 86 Sounds page 12 93 Games amp more page 12 97 Videos
90. en turned on page 15 139 The SIM card is locked If supported try entering the PUK code 8 digits provided by your service provider If the attempt is successful enter the new PIN code and confirm that your handset is operational again Otherwise contact your dealer The other party s voice is too loud or distorted Adjust the earpiece volume page 15 130 The ring tone does not sound 17 156 Has the ring volume been set to Silent page 15 123 Has the Silent or In car mode been enabled page 15 123 The display is difficult to read Try adjusting the backlight brightness for the display page 15 117 If the external display is difficult to read try adjusting the backlight contrast page 15 121 The network service cannot be accessed Confirm whether your account has been registered Contact your service provider to confirm whether your account has been registered Are you in a location where you can receive the service Symptom The Picture message service Check Points Does your service provider support the Picture message service Contact your service provider to confirm whether they cannot be support the service and that the correct accessed settings for the Picture message service have been performed on your handset Have you made the necessary settings The E mail for the E mail service page 15 147 If service cannot be acc
91. er sound 7 40 Side up Side down Key 4 23 Silent oenen eases 15 123 SIM application 5 30 SIM application menu 5 31 SIM card woe 3 13 SIM holder 3 14 Slide show Snooze Soft keys Sound formats 12 93 Sound information 12 95 Speake ain scudscteeesests Shastteiest Ssiistete dies deasesteece Speed dial list unenian Gees sheets 2 Speed dialing oe Standby sereei iser simne nre n a S Starting a game or an application 12 97 Status indicators si Still images ora a E ERE E Sunday Saturday seinnor ai 13 103 18 163 x pul xapu Suspending the game or application 12 98 T TO text TPs cccssveiccansctssiiesssenasyciers suaaseaveocesersens 8 52 PORE S ERE E cbse Matecse TA 8 51 ERA in N e EA EE OEE E ONEA 11 69 Text message menu Text templates oe Thumbnail image oo eects eeeeeeee Time format TIME ZONE ae E aaa eed tometer eects EMobile mea E Troubleshooting E ZOTIES iae eE eea E EAER EPE tzones Keyi reres ae r A eara U Unpacking oiera er EA E EEE USB Charger Connector V Wehicl sse n ea Ea 1 7 Vibration a aretora eaaa Rr ia 9 61 15 124 Video clips without sound 7 45 Video images Video quality Viewing groups Viewing pictures Viewing the contacts list 00 eect eee 9 54 18 164 Voice calls sree rE OER 15 141 VOICE NOES reari nidie i R na 13 108 VoiceMail VoiceMail key 4 22 W Wallpapen a a a 15 11
92. es and wallpapers appears To download images from My Album or My Journal Press or to highlight My Album or My Journal instead of t zones Wallpapers in step 4 above My Album or My Journal appears Viewing Pictures 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to view and press O The selected picture is displayed When you have finished viewing the picture press O Back When viewing a picture from My pictures the maximum size of the picture that can be displayed is 295 kbytes To scroll the picture After displaying the picture in step 2 above press or to scroll the picture To view the pictures saved in memory card Some pictures cannot be scrolled depending on the picture size 2 After step 1 above press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Switch to Card data and press The thumbnail index for My pictures shows the pictures saved in memory card When you view the pictures saved in memory card the menu item switches to Switch to Handset data e Pictures stored in memory card may not be viewed edited moved or copied depending on its file size or picture size Setting the stored image as wallpaper
93. es each day 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Calendar 2 Press or to highlight the day you wish to create an appointment for and press O 3 Press or to select a memo out of the three and press 4 Enter the appointment title and press O 5 Enter the appointment note and press You can enter up to 40 characters for each title and note For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 6 Ifyou have finished entering text press amp Back The screen returns to the calendar Dates with appointment are underlined Appointment titles you have entered appear below the calendar when you highlight the day e fyou wish to edit any of the appointments you have entered highlight the day again in step 2 above and follow the steps w Finding a Particular Date To enter or check appointments on a particular day jump to that day by entering the date in the calendar 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Calendar 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Go to date and press 4 Enter the date you wish to display and press O The specified date is highlighted Changing the Weekly Format You can change the weekly format of the Calendar 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Calendar 2 Press
94. esee 19 165 Quick Setup Quick Setup gives you the basic information you need to start using your handset by simply following the steps Step 1 Unpacking Check that you have the following items The handset the battery cover attached Rechargeable Li ion battery e AC charger Hands free EARphone amp MIC Operation Manual Some other brochures or supplements may also be contained CONTAINS LITHIUM ION BATTERY MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY Step 2 Inserting the SIM Card and the Battery In order to access the services available do not forget to insert a SIM card and a battery The SIM card carries the user s identity for accessing the network and also stores personal information such as the phone directory and Text messages etc Only use a 3V SIM card with your handset If you already have a mobile phone before purchasing this handset you may use your previous SIM card with the new handset In this case refer to If You Upgrade Your Handset on page 3 21 dnjesg 41ND dnjeg 41ND 1 Press and slide the battery cover in the direction of the arrow 2 Remove the battery cover 3 14 3 Slide the SIM card into the SIM holder as illustrated Do not touch the metal part of the SIM terminal Position the battery with the model name facing up Insert its top end as illustrated into slot and insert the other end into position Align the battery cover with the battery compartment
95. ess or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Language and press 4 Press O The language list appears 5 Press or to highlight the language you wish to set and press Press Back to exit Setting Cell Info Cell info is the message information that operators send to subscribers in certain areas When you receive cell info the message network info is displayed on the standby screen This function may not be available on all phone networks Contact your service provider for more information Enabling Disabling Cell Info 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Messages and press The Messages menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Cell info and press The Cell info menu appears 4 Press or to highlight On or Off and press A If cell info is set to On the standby time will decrease because of increase in the battery usage Browsing the Browser Alerts The Browser Alerts are the web based messages sent from a service provider to the subscribers You can view the messages in the Browser Alerts menu A 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Browser Alerts The Browser Alerts list appears This function may not be available on all networks Contact your service provider for more information 2 Press
96. essed you still cannot get access after checking the settings contact your service provider to identify the problem No Contacts list entry is displayed Which memory did you select when you entered the entries Confirm whether Handset SIM or SIM Handset was selected page 9 55 Have you set the View Groups setting correctly page 9 64 Symptom The handset cannot be connected to a PC Check Points Incase of resource conflicts of modem driver please re install the driver to resolve this problem page 16 153 The handset is required at the time of installing USB or modem driver page 16 153 The current driver installed on the PC is applicable only to the handset used at the time of installation When you use another handset you must uninstall existing USB and modem driver then re install USB and Modem driver again page 16 154 17 157 Bunooys jqnoiL xapu Index Symbols Silence profile Key W SHIPE ROY i e E E ET siete Numerics IZ OWE i hee ee aad 15 137 DAMIOUE AEP A E saudi ctbesvenses TE 15 137 A AG charger o ete ee ad 3 13 3 15 Activity 15 123 Adding a frame 12 88 Adding a phone number 9 56 Adding stamps 12 89 Advanced 11 81 Alarm eenaa 13 104 Alarm on off 13 105 Alarm tone 13 105 All calls 15 133 All except msgs 15 141 All services 0 0 0 15 141 Allow delivery report 11 80 An
97. ete the operation Dialing from the Contacts List When dialing from the Contacts list display the index view of the Contacts list first Dialing from the Contacts List 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list Press or to highlight the name you wish to call and press to dial If there are two or more entries registered in the selected entry press or to highlight the phone number you wish to call and press If no entries are found in the list you can create an entry from the list Press Options and follow step 3 onward of Saving Information to the Contacts List page 9 56 If you cannot find the name you wish to dial or send messages to follow the steps in Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List page 9 58 9 57 SI7 S 28g uo9 y Busy SI7 S 28 uo9 y Bulsp Dialing from the Details Screen 1 2 3 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list Press or to highlight the name which contains the phone number you wish to dial and press The detail screen appears Press or to highlight the phone number you wish to dial and press O to dial Sending Messages from the Details Screen 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list 2 Press or to highlight the name you wish to call and
98. f you access sound files saved in a memory card the menu items switch to Move to Handset and Copy to Handset and you can move or copy sounds from memory cards to the handset memory 12 96 Deleting Sounds 1 A At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Sounds gt My sounds The list of My sounds appears Press or to highlight an item you wish to delete and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delete and press Press or to highlight One sound or All sounds and press Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Once you delete a sound file it cannot be restored Using Games or Applications You can use various kinds of games and applications with the handset To use games and applications download these via the Internet Some games and applications offer the ability to connect to a network either within a game or through a network based application 7 Applications may be both localized no connectivity and network based using the mobile Internet to update information play games You may be charged for using network based applications Please contact your service provider for more information The handset does not sound with Java applications or games Downloading Games or Applications Before downloading games or applications you are aske
99. fter recording For information on the voice notes refer to Using Voice notes on page 13 108 Deleting Pictures Video Clips For information on how to delete pictures or video clips refer to page 12 93 for deleting pictures and page 12 101 for deleting video clips When the Memory Space is Low When the available space in My pictures My videos memory is low the remaining shots indicator in the upper left of the screen turns red If the memory space becomes zero and when you try to take a picture again Memory full You cannot take a picture Memory full You cannot record a video in the Create video mode appears Meanings of Indicators in the Create Picture Video Mode Remaining shots sets indicator 123 Indicates the remaining number of pictures or video clips that can be taken or recorded Delay timer indicator page 7 46 B Indicates the delay timer is set Continuous shooting indicators for the Create picture mode only page 7 42 BBB Indicates pictures are taken in continuous shooting mode Picture size indicators for Create picture mode only page 7 39 J Megapixel 858 x 1144 pixels F Large 768 x 1024 pixels Medium 480 x 640 pixels f Small 240 x 320 pixels Picture video quality indicators page 7 40 page 7 44 Indicates the quality of the picture or video to be recorded i Normal fA Fine 7 49 es weg y Bulsp esaweg y Buisn Picture
100. g an incoming call Replying to a message 11 75 Required system environment 16 153 Resetting an alarm 13 106 Resetting the call settings 15 132 Resetting the phone setting 0 eee 15 122 Resetting the profiles oo eee 15 129 Retouching pictures oe eeeeeeeseeeeeeeee 12 88 Retrieving a message oo eee eeeeeeeeeeee 11 79 RF Connector 4 23 Right soft key Ringing volume 15 123 Ringtone 9 61 15 124 Roaming download 0 eee eeeeeeeeneeeeeeees 11 80 Rotating Pictures oo eee nea 12 89 Safety precautions edonon eaae aaia 1 4 SAR noran a va ieet sees ong Saved pictures Saved Video Clips asnosi iini 7 44 Saving information 00 eect eeereeeeeeeee 9 56 Saving PiCtUres oe nen 12 91 Saving the Phone Number or E mail Address c scscesessesssecseevesneevoveenstevs SD Memory Card Slot Cover Searching a name and number Security Send key Sender receiver information c cee 11 78 Sending messages 0 0 0 eeeeeeeeeseeeeees 9 58 11 70 Sending pictures Sending pictures Video clips 0 cece 7 48 Sending sounds esnai n 12 94 Sending videos as attachments 0 12 100 Sent DOK a ee lee at a a ale eae ase 11 70 Setting ai account arenie 15 144 Setting l ng agess annen annn ai 11 84 Setting networks Setting the alarm Settings aaisan 5 30 Settings for the Messages 11 80 Shortcuts wo eee 15 152 Shutt
101. ge and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Send via Picture message and press For information on how to create messages refer to Using the Message Service on page 11 69 If you wish to view the full picture before sending a it press to display the image in step 2 before pressing Options Then select Send via Picture message in the Options menu 12 91 elpa ninw BurAofug BIPAW NINN BurAofug Sending Pictures to My Album or My Journal You can post pictures to the personal online album and diary services provided by T Mobile 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to send to the My Album or My Journal and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Send to My Album or Send to My Journal and press O Access to My Album or My Journal starts f you wish to view the full picture before a sending it press to display the image in step 2 before pressing Options Then select Send to My Album or Send to My Journal in the Options menu You can use My Album or My Journal for sounds and video clips from Sounds and Videos menu
102. ghlight Retouch and press 6 Press or to highlight one of the options below and press The Retouch options Sepia Sparkling Ripples Tile Emboss Oil painting Clear frame Round frame Soft frame Zigzag frame 7 The selected option is confirmed on the display Press to apply If you wish to cancel press amp Cancel When you retouch a picture a new retouched picture is created as the other file and the original picture is saved To add a frame to pictures 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to add a frame to and press The selected picture is displayed 3 Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Edit picture and press Press or to highlight Add frame and press Press or to select a frame and press The selected option is confirmed on the display Press to apply If you wish to cancel press Cancel When you add a frame to a picture a new picture with a frame is created as the other file and the original picture is saved To add stamps to pictures 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures My pictures The thumbnail index for My
103. han 2 people at the same time You can talk with 5 participants at most with this service To make a conference call you must have one active call and one held call 1 With one active call and one held call press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Conference and press 4 Press or to highlight Conference all and press to initiate the conference call You can talk with all the people on the line Press to end the conference call The conference call ends To add new participants to the conference call 1 2 During the call press Options and select New call Enter the phone number you wish to include in the conference call Press After the call is connected continue from the step 1 of Conference Call If you wish to include other participants in the conference call perform the same process again To put all the participants on hold 1 During the call press Options and select in the following order Conference Conference all Press or to highlight Conference hold all and press 6 35 suoljeiado Jospuep sIseg suoljei0do Jospuep sIseg To reject adding participants 1 During the call press Options The Options menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Busy to send the busy tone and press O To put the current call on hold and continue having a conference
104. hat you can easily find and edit them Viewing Groups 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Group and press 4 Press or to highlight View groups and press 5 Press or to highlight the group name you wish to hide and press O The check box indicates that the group has been selected In step 5 press Options to display the Options menu and select Select current only to view only the selected group or Select all to view all groups 9 64 Group Call You can set different ringtones for each group When you purchase this handset groups are set to off If you do not set a group ringtone the ringtone assigned in the Profiles is used For information on the Profiles refer to Setting the Profiles on page 15 123 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Group and press O 4 Press or to highlight Group call and press 5 Press or to highlight the group name you wish to set and press 6 Press or to highlight On and press O If you wish to cancel the ringtone setting select Off in this step 7 Press or to highlight Assign melody
105. he earphone connector cap and insert the hands free EARphone amp MIC plug into the earphone connector For information on how to answer a call refer to Answering a Call on page 6 32 4 23 S 01 U09 pUe Sued S 01 U09 pUe syed Flip Functions 4 24 When open the main display is turned on and the keypad lights up When closed the external display is turned on and lights up e Java applications are suspended the handset sends the busy tone to the caller For information on how to set this function refer to Settings for Flipping the Handset Closed on page 15 132 calls are terminated For information on how to set this function refer to Settings for Flipping the Handset Closed on page 15 132 If closing the handset in Create picture video mode all unsaved data will be lost Display Indicators Main Display Mon 07 26 04 E 11 25am Tal Status indicators This section describes the status indicators displayed on top of the screen Status Indicators Tat T Indicates the strength of the received signal or that the service is out of range 2 Gi Indicates the battery level 3 dg Appears when in call 4 Re Appears when a new Text message Picture message has arrived 5 B Appears when the Outbox contains messages you failed to send 6 Appears when vibration page 15 124 is set 7 NH Appears when Ringing volume p
106. he following order Organizer Calculator Enter the value to be converted and press A Options The Options menu appears 13 107 4oz1uebiC jeuosieg 294 Buisp 4az1uebiC Jeuosieg ou Buisp 3 Press or to highlight In domestic or In foreign and press O The result appears You cannot perform step 4 if an arithmetic symbol x or appears A Using Voice notes The Voice notes function enables you to record a voice message of up to 60 seconds which can be used to remind you of schedule entries Also you can send the recorded voice notes as an attachment to a Picture message Recording a Note 4 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Organizer and press 3 Press or to highlight Voice notes and press The Voice notes screen appears The recorded voice notes are saved in My sounds 13 108 4 Press O Recording starts To stop while recording the maximum recording time is 60 seconds press again 5 Press or to highlight Save to save the voice notes and press Press amp while the main menu appears a instead of steps 2 to 3 to enter the Voice notes function f you wish to record the voice note again press Cancel in step 5 The screen will return to step 4 To save the voice notes to the memory card 1 At the main menu select in the fo
107. he handset is in the main menu or 2nd level menu Navigating a Web Page OQO Navigate the highlights on the screen O Performs the option displayed in the lower center of the screen Launches the browser option menu O Selects an action displayed in the lower left corner of the screen press and hold Starts the Go to URL to amp press and hold Starts the Bookmark short press Exit the browser Using the Message Service This section provides information on how to create send receive and read messages using the handset With the handset you can send and receive not only text messages but also messages with pictures sounds or videos Pictures taken and sounds and video clips recorded with the handset can be sent to other handsets or e mail addresses for viewing if they have the same media playback capability Message Types Available with the Handset With the handset the three types of messages are available Text message This service enables you to send text only messages of up to 1024 characters to other users You can send or receive messages even if you are talking on the handset Also text templates are available to help you compose messages Picture message Your handset is already enabled to deal with Picture messages You can send messages with graphical images photographs sounds animations or video clips attached and receive Browser alerts E Mail This function enables you to dire
108. he video recording is heard 7 43 esaweg y BursN es weg y Bulsp 6 Press Options The Options menu appears 7 Press or to highlight Save save to My videos Playback preview a video clip Send via Picture message Send to My Album or Send to My Journal and press O For information on Send via Picture message Send to My Album and Send to My Journal refer to Sending Pictures Video Clips on page 7 48 While in the Create video mode you can switch to the Create picture mode Press Q Options to display Options menu and select Change to camera mode then press O w A Selecting Video Quality 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera gt Create video 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Video quality and press 4 Press or to highlight Normal or Fine and press The maximum size of a video clip that can be recorded at one time is 95 kbytes 7 44 Adjusting the Brightness of Video Clips In Create video mode press brighter or darker to adjust the brightness exposure level of video clips Z Viewing Saved Video Clips You can view saved video clips in My videos 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create video 2 Press Options The
109. hing a Name and Number in the Contacts List on page 9 58 11 76 When you forward a Picture message the attached data is also sent to the recipient However the handset will not send any data it recognizes as having copyrights e The Subject field is automatically filled with the original subject preceded by Fw The original message cannot be changed To call the sender You can call the sender of a Text message or Picture message in the Inbox whose address From is the phone number 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message or Picture message 2 Press or to highlight Inbox and press O 3 Press or to highlight the message from the sender you wish to call and press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Call sender and press To extract the phone number from the received message You can call using phone number contained only in the received Text message At the main menu select in the following order Messages Text message Press or to highlight Inbox Drafts or Sent and press O Press or to highlight the message that contains the phone number you wish to extract and press Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Extract numbers and press Phone numbers embedded in
110. his step Press or to highlight the message you wish to modify 11 72 Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Edit message select Edit for Text message and press O Modify the message and press O You can also modify the received messages when replying or forwarding them For information on how to reply or forward the messages refer to Replying and Forwarding Messages on page 11 75 You cannot modify a Slide show message that is created on another handset To add the subject of the message for Picture message and E mail only 1 2 3 After entering a message press O Press or to highlight Subject and press Enter the subject of the message and press O You can enter up to 40 characters as the subject It may be limited depending on your network service Contact your service provider if you have a problem sending mails To attach data for Picture message only You can send pictures sounds and video clips saved in the handset by attaching them to Picture message When attaching video clips Slide show is set to Off automatically e EVA e Animation file cannot be attached to the message 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Picture message Create message Enter the phone number or E mail address and press 2 Press Options The Options
111. hone is a radio transmitter and receiver It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency RF energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U S Government These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted level of RF energy for the general population The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age and health The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate SAR The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1 6W kg Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions specified by the FCC with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network In general the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna the lower the power output Before a phone model is available for sale to the public it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it d
112. humbnail image You cannot add thumbnail images to entries in the SIM Memory To change the thumbnail image in the Contacts list entry Select Change after step 4 To remove the thumbnail image in the Contacts list entry Select Remove after step 4 A The Options menu items Change and Remove appear only when a thumbnail image is added to the selected entry If you delete an image added as a thumbnail in My pictures the corresponding thumbnail image is also removed Setting the Ringtone for a Contacts List Entry for the handset entry only You can set a ringtone or the vibration to a Contacts list entry in the handset memory 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list Press or to highlight the name you wish to set and press O The detail screen appears Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Ringtone and press Press or to highlight On and press O If you wish to cancel the ringtone setting select Off in this step Press or to highlight Assign melody and press Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press O The files in T Mobile are preset data 8 Press or to highlight the ringtone you wish to set and press Select For more information on how
113. ish to use and press O To select the font size for the Web browser Picture message and E mail You can choose the screen font size when displaying the Web page Picture message or E mail message 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Account settings Font size 2 Press or to highlight the desired font size and press You can choose three font size options Large Medium Small Customizing Keys While the handset is in standby mode four Navigation keys and and side up down keys A and v are available for assigning shortcuts to directly access the screens shown below and you can also change the paths among the screens listed below Screens Not Used Contacts list default setting Add contacts Profiles default setting Calendar default setting My Contents default setting Alarm Calculator VoiceMail Wallpaper Ringtone Create Text message Create Picture message Create E mail Text message Inbox Picture message Inbox E mail Inbox Internet Create picture Create video Voice notes My pictures default My videos default W My sounds My numbers Earpiece volume Q setting setting 15 151 yespuey y Bulyas yespueyH y Buiyas Changing the Shortcuts 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press Press or to highlight Shortcu
114. k 1 Interface e USB 1 1 Requires an optional PC Link Kit CE UC31 to connect the handset to a PC e For further details on the system operations or functions refer to the operation manual for the PC Link Kit CE UC31 GSM GPRS Modem The GSM GPRS modem in your handset enables digital equipment to access the Internet Handset Manager Handset Manager is the software that enables you to manage the communication between the handset and a PC Using this software you can control the transmission of pictures sounds video clips and Contacts List entries Installing Software The USB cable is necessary for installing the software 1 Insert the CD ROM supplied with PC Link Kit CE UC31 into the PC s CD ROM drive The CD ROM screen appears If the CD ROM screen does not appear double click Launcher exe in your CD ROM 2 Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation of the three programs in order e For Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP install uninstall programs after logging on as the Administrator e Connect the handset to the USB cable by following the on screen instructions For information on software support refer to the following site http www sharp mobile com tm150 16 153 9d amp 0 Burjseuu0D 9d amp 0 Bunpauuog It is not recommended that you make or answer calls when using the handset as a GSM GPRS modem as the operation may be interrupted Uni
115. keeps a record of phone numbers for the 10 most recent calls missed received or dialed You can retrieve these phone numbers to make calls 1 Press while the handset is in standby mode 2 Press or to highlight a category from Missed calls Received calls and Dialed numbers 3 Press or to highlight the number you wish to call 4 Press to redial the call Setting Automatic Redialing This function makes the handset redial automatically when the first redial attempt is unsuccessful For information on Auto redial refer to Activating Auto Redial on page 15 131 6 33 suoljeiado Jospuey sIseg suoljeiodo Jospuey sIseg Useful Functions Speed Dialing Up to 9 phone numbers from the Contacts list memory Handset and SIM can be assigned to speed dials You can call the numbers using the digit keys For information on the Speed dial list refer to Setting the Speed Dial List on page 9 66 1 Todialanumber using the speed dial press and hold any of the digit keys amp to and for approximately 2 seconds The phone number stored in the Speed dial list is dialed cannot be used as the speed dial because it is already assigned to the VoiceMail Call Waiting This service enables you to talk to a third party while you are in the middle of another call After activating this service a beep tone notifies you of the second call To activate
116. lect in the following order My Contents Videos My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears Press or to select the image of the video clip in the thumbnail index you wish to check the details of and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Video details and press Moving or Copying Videos to Memory Card 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Videos My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears Press or to select a video clip file you wish to move or copy to memory card and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Move to Card or Copy to Card and press When you access video clip files saved in memory card the menu items switch to Move to Handset and Copy to Handset and you can move or copy videos from memory card to the handset memory Deleting Videos 1 A At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Videos gt My videos The thumbnail index for My videos appears Press or to select the thumbnail image of the video clip you wish to delete and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delete and press oO Press or to highlight One video clip or All video
117. lling or receiving operations Activating the Call Waiting Service Activating this service enables you to talk to a new caller while you are in the middle of another call After activating this service a beep tone notifies you of the second call For information on how to use this function refer to Call Waiting on page 6 34 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Connectivity and press 4 Press or to highlight Call settings and press The Call settings menu appears 5 Press or to highlight Call waiting and press 6 Press or to highlight On to activate or Off to cancel the service and press O 15 129 yespuey y Bulyas spueH y Bulyes The call waiting service may not be available on all service providers Contact your service provider for more information To check the call waiting service status If you select Status in step 6 and press O you can check the status of the call waiting service After checking the status press Back Displaying the Call Timers Activating this function lets you check the duration of your call For information on how to use this function refer to Checking the Duration of Calls on page 14 113 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity Call set
118. llowing characters cannot be used for the file name lt gt and period Setting Pictures as Caller ID You can add pictures to the Contacts list and set the pictures as Caller ID 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to add to the Contacts list and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Set as Caller ID and press 2 options appear Select Existing entry or New entry according to your purpose When adding the picture to Contacts list as the a caller ID the maximum size of the picture that can be added is 150 kbytes Only the picture stored in the handset memory is available for the caller ID To save the picture to the existing entry 4 After step 3 press or to highlight Existing entry and press To save the picture in creating a new entry 4 After step 3 press or to highlight New Entry and press Sending Pictures as Attachments 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents Pictures gt My pictures The thumbnail index for My pictures appears 2 Press or to select an image in the thumbnail index you wish to send with a messa
119. llowing order Organizer Voice notes 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Save to and press 4 Press or to highlight Memory Card and press Playing Back the Saved Voice Notes The saved Notes are in My sounds 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Sounds My sounds For information on how to playback a saved note refer to Playing Back Sounds or Ringtones on page 12 94 Recording and Sending a Voice Note After recording a voice note you can send it directly from Organizer via Picture message 4 After stopping a voice memo recording press or to highlight Send via Picture message The Send to list appears The last address where the message was sent is at the top of the list 2 Press or to highlight the phone number or E mail address of the recipient If you cannot find the phone number or E mail address that you wish to send the voice note to select Other and enter the necessary information 3 Press O Press or to highlight Send and press O The message is sent Using the Phone Help You can view the help list and use it to guide you with the phone s functions 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Organizer and press Press or to highlight Phon
120. matically set depending on network availability of this feature For information on Auto update Date amp Time function refer to Setting the Auto Update for the Date and Time on page 15 136 dnjeg 41ND dnjeag 41ND If You Use the Memory Card The data storage area of the handset can be enhanced by using the memory card If you wish to use the handset for taking pictures recording videos or sounds use of the memory card is recommended Inserting the Memory Card d Turn off the handset 2 Open the memory card slot cover 3 18 3 Insert the memory card all the way in When you turn on the handset while the memory card is in the message Memory card is in appears in the main screen and the memory card indicator is displayed both in the main and external display When you insert the memory card while the handset is turned on the message Memory card is inserted appears in the main display and the memory card indicator is displayed both in the main and external display Use only SD memory cards up to 512 MB or MMC up to 128 MB Please note that some types of MMC may not be compatible with your handset The miniSD memory card cannot be used with your handset Be sure to insert the card in the correct direction and orientation The SD memory card has a write protect switch that prevents you from deleting contents by accident If you slide the switch to the lock position you cannot save o
121. moment Charge the new battery as soon as possible after removing the old one Before removing the battery from the handset make sure the handset is switched off Do not touch the battery terminals Batteries can cause damage injury or burns if a conductive material touches exposed terminals When the battery is detached from the handset use a cover made of nonconductive material for keeping and carrying the battery safely Never attempt to disassemble or modify the battery Never touch any fluid that may leak from the internal battery as doing so may result in injury to the skin or eyes uolonpo ju uoljonpo sju Never drop your handset or subject it to severe shock This may cause the internal battery to leak ignite and or rupture Always immediately remove your handset from the vicinity of any open flame in the event the internal battery leaks or emits an unusual odor CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS See Battery Disposal below Battery Disposal Take the used battery to the local waste depot Do not expose the used battery to an open flame Do not dispose in water or dispose with household waste BATTERY DISPOSAL THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS LITHIUM ION BATTERY THIS BATTERY MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY CONTACT LOCAL AGENCIES FOR INFORMATION ON RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS IN YOUR AREA Antenna Care Do no
122. n on how to send pictures or video clips refer to the page 12 91 for sending pictures and page 12 100 for sending video clips 7 48 e fyou select Send to My Album or Send to My a Journal instead of Send via Picture message in step 1 you can send pictures or video clips to the My Album or My Journal on the Internet for preservation For information on the My Album and My Journal refer to Sending Pictures to My Album or My Journal on page 12 92 and Sending Videos to My Album or My Journal on page 12 100 fyou wish to send a picture or video directly from Create picture video mode after taking a picture or recording video refer to Shooting and Sending a Picture Function below Shooting and Sending a Picture Video Function After taking a picture or recording video you can send it directly from Create picture video mode via Picture message 1 After taking a picture or recording video press The Send to list appears The last address where the message was sent is at the top of the list 2 Press or to highlight the phone number or E mail address of the recipient If you cannot find the phone number or E mail address that you wish to send the picture to select Others and enter the necessary information 3 Press O Press or to highlight Send and press The handset sends the message You can also send a voice note a
123. ne type and press Press or to highlight ISDN or Analog and press Username User Name U En Press or o highligh sername and press O er User Name and press Username User Name Press or to highlight Username and press Enter User Name and press Password Password Press or o highligh Password and press O En er Password and press Password Password Press or to highlight Password and press Enter Password and press Linger time Linger Time Press or o highligh Linger time and press Eni er time in seconds 0 99999 and press O CSD settings If GPRS then CSD or CSD is selected as connection type they should be set Access Point Number Phone No Press or to highlight Phone No and press Enter Access Point Number and press Linger time Linger Time Items that have to be set Press or to highlight Linger time and press Enter time in seconds 0 99999 and press O 15 145 yespueyH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulyas Picture message Settings Item Description Operation GPRS settings If GPRS then CSD or GPRS is selected as connection type these should be set Access Point AEN Name Press or to highlight APN and press O En
124. ng Any Key Answer on page 15 128 When the hands free EARphone amp MIC is connected To answer a call press and hold the button of the hands free EARphone amp MIC for approximately 2 seconds When the Hands free EARphone amp MIC is a connected to the handset and the Any Key Answer function is set to On you can answer calls by pressing the Aory key When the handset is connected to Hands free car kit and Automatic answer is set to On the handset automatically connects the call after the specified time and you can talk to the caller For information on Automatic answer refer to Setting the Automatic Answer on page 15 128 f your subscription includes the CLI Calling Line Identification service the caller s number appears on the screen If the caller s name and number are stored in the Contacts list the caller s name and phone number appear on the screen When receiving a call from a person whose picture is registered in the Contacts list the receiving display and the picture appear alternately For more information on the Contacts list refer to Using the Contacts List on page 9 54 fthe number is a restricted number withheld appears Rejecting an Incoming Call You can reject a call you do not wish to answer 1 Press while the handset is ringing You can also reject an incoming call by closing the handset Redialing The handset
125. ns menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Input language and press 3 Press or to highlight the language you wish to select and press You can select the input language from 11 languages Using Text Templates You can use the sentences registered in Text templates when entering text For information on how to create the text templates refer to Saving Phrases to the Text Template on page 11 81 1 Inthe text entry screen press or to move the cursor to the point you wish to insert the template 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Text template and press 4 Press or to highlight the text template you wish to select and press The selected text template is inserted 8 53 3x9 Bun zug SI7 0e U05 y Busy Using the Contacts List In the Contacts list you can store the phone numbers and E mail addresses of your friends family and colleagues etc Using Contacts list you can dial or send messages easily without entering a phone number or an E mail address manually Contacts List Basics In the Contacts list you can store up to 500 phone numbers and E mail addresses In each entry you can store the following items Items stored in the handset memory Name Up to 30 characters Phone number Up to 40 digits 3 phone numbers entry E mail Address Up to 60 characters
126. nstalling software When you change handsets or upgrade software you have to uninstall software by using Windows function USB driver name SHARP GSM GPRS USB Driver2 VerXXXX Modem driver name SHARP GSM GPRS Wizard2 VerXXXX XXXX are 4 digit numbers Version number varies depending on the time of release Required items Handset PC with USB cable CE UC31 16 154 Troubleshooting Symptom The handset does not turn on Check Points Is the battery pack properly inserted page 3 13 s the battery empty If the alert ounds and you are unable to turn on e power charge the battery page 3 15 Did you press and hold for at least 2 seconds to turn on the handset page 3 17 mnu Symptom Even when charged the phone functions stop working Check Points Is the SIM card inserted correctly page 3 15 The battery will not charge Is the battery pack properly inserted page 3 13 Is the handset properly attached to the battery charger page 3 15 Is the AC charger terminal dirty Clean the terminal with a cotton swab Did you check the battery indicator was animating while charging the battery Did a blackout occur while charging the battery If you have tried all of the above and the battery does not charge replace the battery If it still does not charge there may be a problem with the handset or AC charger Contact your service provider for maintenance
127. o highlight t zones Wallpapers and press To set preloaded animations 4 After step 3 press or to highlight T Mobile To set the picture on My pictures 4 After step 3 press or to highlight My pictures and press The thumbnail index for My pictures or the current picture appears If you need to change the picture press Change Press or to highlight a picture you wish to display and press to set Setting the External Display You can change the settings of the external display in the same way as the main display 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press Press or to highlight Phone settings and press 15 119 yespueyH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulyas 4 Press or to highlight External display and press O The External display menu appears Setting the Wallpaper To set the built in wallpaper 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings External display 2 Press or to highlight Wallpaper and press 3 Press or to highlight T Mobile and press 2 O You can also choose t zones Wallpapers or My pictures To cancel the Wallpaper setting select Off in step 3 To set a picture you saved as wallpaper 1 N At the main menu
128. oad when roaming outside of your network Allow delivery report Enables Delivery report when receiving a message that applies to the Delivery report function Anonymous reject Rejects messages from unknown or empty address Auto delete Deletes the oldest message automatically when the Sent box is full Slide show Enables slide show when sending a message Font size Select the displayed font size of the message from Large Medium and Small Advanced Priority prioritizes composed messages Request delivery report enables delivery report Expiry time sets the expiry time for messages stored in the server Slide interval sets the slide display time when sending a message Making Text Templates You can register up to 20 text templates for frequently used text on the handset 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Messages and press 3 Press or to highlight Text templates and press The list of the text templates appears Saving Phrases to the Text Template 120 characters may be saved in any text template 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages Text templates 2 Press or to highlight the item you wish to register and press O 3 Enter the text and press For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 11 81 adI
129. oes not exceed the limit established by the government adopted requirement for safe exposure The tests are performed in positions and locations e g at the ear and worn on the body as required by FCC for each model The highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for use at the ear is 0 823W kg and when worn on the body as described in this operation manual is 0 733W kg Body worn Operation This device was tested for typical body worn operations with the back of the phone kept 15mm from the body To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements use accessories that maintain a 15mm separation distance between the user s body and the back of the phone The use of belt clips holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements and should be avoided While these may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions they all meet the government requirement for safe exposure The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF emission guidelines SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of 1 9 uolonpo ju uolonpo sju http www fcc gov oet fccid after searching on FCC ID APYNAR0O057
130. of the best quality when it is dark 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture or Create video Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Night mode and press Press or to highlight On and press O By appears and the handset returns to Create picture video mode Changing the View Finder You can use the external display as the view finder This function is convenient for taking a self portrait or a group picture 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture or Create video Press Options The Options menu appears 7 47 esaweg y Bulsp es weg y Busy Press or to highlight Change view finder and press The main display is turned off and the image through the camera lens appears in the external display When taking a picture or stopping a video recording the view finder automatically switches to the main display You can also change the view finder by pressing 6 in Create picture video mode Sending Pictures Video Clips You can send your saved pictures video clips to other handsets via Picture message 1 After taking a picture or recording video press 2 Options Press or to highlight Send via Picture message in the Options menu and press oO For informatio
131. onymous reject 11 80 Answering a call 6 32 ANENA d sai a n a i 4 22 Any key answet ussssssseseeseeesssrrseereseeses 6 32 15 128 18 158 Applicable Zone serrin aei 15 135 Applications seni eenn eao ra EE EEE tay 12 97 Assigning pictures sssesssseerrsrseeeesrerreresreesreree 15 119 Auto delete y Auto redial Auto SKOON g henio eee seb thes 7 42 Automatic answer Automatic redialing 00 0 ecseseeeseereeeeeeeneenees 6 33 B Backlight 2 3 0sshiel E E 15 117 Backlight brightness 15 117 Bar foreign calls 15 140 Bar inc if abroad 15 141 Bar incoming calls Bar outgoing calls Barring calls 0 0 0 0 15 140 Basic handset operations 00 eeeeeteeeeeee 6 32 Battery seicats E a E EEES Battery cover Battery disposal Battery indicator 2 ecsiesseeea neces uate eens 3 16 Battery status 3 16 Brightness hn ea a vient hone 7 40 7 44 C Galculator i hiiti 13 107 Calendar saer E t 13 102 Call Forwarding aiin nn 15 133 Call history dis Call log Call register Call settings Call timers ieie n ar EES Call wanting enhn n i Calling the sender Came a o areare Aa OAE Camera lens Camera operation 3 Cell Broadcasts ea ees 14 22 Cell Info esac errn n RROTAT Center Key Changing the name of sound files ow 12 95 Changing the name of the picture 0 12 90 Changing the name of the video Charger is 2 stern ccc vidiee seins stigvectan
132. or Application information 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Games amp more gt My games amp more The list of My games amp more appears 2 Press or to highlight a game or application whose information you wish to view and press Q Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Application details and press The detailed information screen appears Deleting the Game or Application 1 At the main menu select in the following order My Contents gt Games amp more gt My games amp more The list of My games amp more appears 12 98 2 Press or to highlight a game or application you wish to delete and press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Delete and press 4 Press Yes The selected game or application is deleted If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step You cannot delete preinstalled applications Once you delete a game or application it cannot be restored Using Videos The Videos function enables you to play back the video clips created using the built in digital camera Also more video clips for the handset are available via the mobile Internet service Downloading Video Clips 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight My Contents and press 3 Press
133. or information on the SIM card contact your service provider This menu may not be available depending on your SIM card 5 31 nua UN 94 0 apin5 suoljeiodo Jospuey sIseg Basic Handset Operations This section describes basic phone call functions Confirm that the handset is on Making a Call 1 Open the handset and enter a phone number with the keypad 2 Confirm the number and press Start talking when the connection is established If you enter a wrong number Press Clear to delete one digit Press Clear and hold for approximately 2 seconds to delete the last line The handset returns to standby mode when all lines are deleted Ending a Call Press to end the call w Closing the handset also ends a call For information on the other operation when handset is closed refer to Settings for Flipping the Handset Closed on page 15 132 6 32 Answering a Call 1 The handset rings for an incoming call The handset vibrates when the vibration is set to Enable or Link to sound For information on the vibration setting refer to Setting the Vibration on page 15 124 If you wish to stop the handset ringing press the side down key y to stop 2 Press or Answer The call is connected and T appears When the Any Key Answer Function is Activated To answer a call press any key except amp or Busy For information on Any Key Answer refer to Setti
134. ou can only enter a phone number If you are sending a Picture message You can enter either a phone number or an E mail address If you are sending an E mail message You can only enter an E mail address 11 70 If you wish to select a phone number from the Contacts list as the destination for the message press to display Contacts list and you can search for the phone number entering only the first few characters For information on how to search Contact list entries refer to Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List on page 9 58 Enter your message For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 If you select Picture message or E mail in step 2 you can add the subject for the message after this step For information on how to add the subject refer to To add the subject of the message on page 11 72 You can check the message length at the top right of the message screen to figure out how many more characters you can enter When you have finished writing the message press Press or to highlight Send and press O The handset starts to send the message After sending the message the message is listed in the Sent box If you wish to save the message in the Draft box select Save to Drafts When sending Text message of more than 160 characters a confirmation message appears Press Yes to send o
135. ount of data number of packets transmitted The service gives you the feeling of a continual connection without the worries of a dial up connection The connection speed varies according to mobile phone and provider specifications as well as crowding on the network WAP Wireless Application Protocol A generic name for the communication protocol used to access the Internet on small wireless mobile terminals such as mobile phones and PDAs 15 149 spueH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulag To setup your account information Your Service Provider supplies you with account information Please contact your service provider for details To select the network connection profile 5 After step 4 of To set up your account information press or to highlight the 1 Press The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press 3 Press or to highlight Account settings and press 4 Press or to highlight Browser settings Picture message settings or E mail settings press 5 Press or to highlight the profile name you wish to edit and press Options to display the Options menu 6 Press or to highlight Edit and press or Select to select 7 Press or to highlight the item you wish to edit and press to select 8 Edit each item 9 When you have finished editing press Save 15 150 profile name you w
136. p using the phone if such interference cannot be eliminated Information To User This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a 1 8 residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 Reorient Relocate the receiving antenna 2 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected 4 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Exposure to Radio Waves THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES Your wireless p
137. ple phone numbers are registered to one name you can copy only one phone number per name to the SIM card Copying All Entries from the SIM Card to the Handset Memory You can copy all entries from the SIM card to the handset memory at once This function is useful when you restore the handset memory with the backup copy in the SIM Card 9 62 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Advanced and press 4 Press or to highlight Copy all from SIM and press 5 Press Yes If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step Swapping the Location Number of the Phone Number for SIM card entries only 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list 2 Press or to highlight the desired name and press 3 Press or to highlight the desired phone number and press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Swap and press O 5 Enter the location number you wish to swap and press Deleting a Contacts List Entry w 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list If you cannot find the desired name follow the steps in Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List page 9 58 2 Press or to highlight th
138. press 5 Press or to highlight Handset SIM or Selection and press If you select Selection you can select the memory of the handset or SIM card each time a new entry is saved For information on how to select the memory when saving a new entry refer to Saving Information to the Contacts List on page 9 56 Selecting the Memory for viewing 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Advanced and press Press or to highlight Source and press Press or to highlight Handset SIM or SIM Handset and press 9 55 SI7 S 28 uo9 y Bulsp SI7 S 28 uo9 y Busy Saving Information to the Contacts List 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts Contacts list Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Add new contact and press The New Entry screen appears If you select Selection in step 5 of Selecting the Memory for saving page 9 55 specify the memory Handset or SIM each time before making an entry When selecting Handset entry Items you can enter are Name Phone 1 Phone 2 Phone 3 E mail 1 E mail 2 Group Address and
139. press The detail screen appears 3 Press or to highlight the phone number or E mail address of the recipient you wish to send a message to 4 Press Options The Options menu appears 9 58 Press or to highlight Send message and press Press or to highlight via Text message via Picture message or via E mail and press Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List If you cannot find the name or number you wish to call at a glance in index view you can search for it by entering the first few characters 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Search and press Enter the first few characters of the name you wish to call Matched results appear in alphabetical order If there is no exact entry in the Contacts list the similar names appear alphabetically 5 Press or to scroll through the list for selecting the name you wish to call and press The detail screen of the Contacts list appears You can also dial by pressing when the name you wish to call is highlighted in step 4 Editing the Contacts List B If you cannot find the name you wish to edit follow the steps in Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List page 9 58 Editing a Contacts List Entry
140. r No to cancel e n case the Picture message or E mail message cannot be sent for some reason the message Stays in the Outbox and gt is displayed on the standby screen To use the text templates The text templates you have created and stored in the handset are also available when creating messages For information on how to create text templates refer to Making Text Templates on page 11 81 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail Create message Enter the phone number or E mail address and press 2 Press or to move the cursor to the point you wish to insert the text template and press Options 3 Press or to highlight Text template and press 4 Press or to highlight the template you wish to enter from the list and press Go back to step 6 of Creating and Sending Messages on page 11 70 To add recipients to the message 1 After entering a message press oO 2 Press or to highlight Add contact and press 3 Press or to highlight To Cc or Bec and press If you are sending Text message only To list screen appears If you are sending Picture message you cannot select Bcc 4 _ Enter the phone number or E mail address of the additional recipient and press If you are sending Text message sel
141. r to highlight Edit dial list and press 5 Press Options The Options menu appears 6 Press or to highlight Search and press O to select Search for the desired entry For more information on how to search an entry refer to Searching a Name and Number in the Contacts List on page 9 58 To edit a registered entry 4 After step 3 of Setting Fixed Dialing No page 15 142 press or to highlight Edit dial list and press Press or to highlight the entry you wish to edit Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Edit and press to select Edit the desired entry For more information on how to edit an entry refer to Editing the Contacts List on page 9 59 To delete a registered entry 4 After step 3 of Setting Fixed Dialing No page 15 142 press or to highlight Edit dial list and press Press or to highlight the entry you wish to delete Press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delete and press Press Yes The selected entry is deleted To cancel press No in this step 15 143 yespueH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulyes Setting an Account The following is information on how to setup Browser Picture message and E mail settings Browser Settings Item Description Browser Profile name Profile
142. r to highlight Set time and press Enter the alarm time using the digit keys and press When you enter the alarm time in the 12 hour clock format press to switch to am and pm Setting the Alarm On Off 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Alarm List alarms Press or to highlight the desired alarm number and press Press or to highlight Alarm status and press Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select Off the alarm does not work Setting the alarm tone type 1 At the main menu select in the following order Organizer Alarm List alarms 6 i Press or to highlight the desired alarm number and press Press or to highlight Alarm tone and press Press or to highlight Tone and press O Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press O The files in T Mobile are preset data Press O You can set vibration with the alarm tone Press or to highlight Vibration in step 4 and select from Enable Disable and Link to sound e You can set the duration of the alarm Press or to highlight Duration in step 3 enter the duration in 2 digit numbers 02 to 59 seconds by using the digit keys and press Setting the Alarm to
143. r delete files Do not open the memory card cover while the memory card is being formatted written to or read from The card may be damaged beyond use Keep all memory cards out of the reach of small children Memory Card Folder Configurations Four folders entitled PICTURES SOUNDS VIDEOS and icons are created on the memory card The pictures sounds and video clips are stored in appropriate folder Memory Card Indicator Main Display pee w a E Appears when the card is inserted Appears when the card is inserted and locked Appears when the card is damaged or unusable Appears when the card is locked damaged or unusable Appears when the card is being written or read the arrow in the icon is green Appears when the card is being formatted the arrow in the icon is red External Display a amp a Appears when the card is inserted Appears when the card is inserted and locked Appears when the card is damaged or unusable Appears when the card is locked damaged or unusable Appears when the card is being written or read the arrow in the icon is green Appears when the card is being formatted the arrow in the icon is red dnjeg 41ND dnjeg yN Removing the Memory Card d Turn off the handset 2 Open the SD memory card slot cover remove the card and close the cover 3 20 When you remove the memory card while the handset is turned on the message
144. ress O To adjust the Backlight Brightness 1 2 3 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings Main display Press or to highlight Brightness and press Press brighter or darker to adjust the brightness and press O The brightness changes in 4 steps To turn On Off the back light while charging with the car charger With this setting on the handset s backlight is lit when the car charger is connected 2 After step 1 of Turning On Off the Backlight 3 press or to highlight In car and press O Press or to highlight On and press O 15 117 spueH y Bulyjas yespuey y Bulyas Setting Display Power Saving You can set the display to turn off after a given time 1 2 A At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings gt Main display Press or to highlight Power saving and press Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select On enter the time before display saving takes effect in 2 digit numbers and press Power consumption can be reduced by decreasing the set time To cancel the display power saving function Display saving continues until either a key is pressed or an incoming call is received Press a key once to cancel the display saving function then you can input
145. rra aai 6 34 Using the Camera esesessesesesesosesoesecosseooseeeee 7 38 Capturing Still Images oo eeeeeeeee 7 38 Shooting Video Images cee eeeeeeeeeee 7 43 Common Functions amp Information 0 0 0 0 7 46 Entering Text cccscsssscssesseesessessessees 8 51 Text Table for Multi tap Input 0 0 eee 8 51 Selecting the Input Method oo eee Selecting the Input Language Using Text Templates Using the Contacts List csscsssesseeee Contacts List Basics ccecccseeseesesseeseeseeseessees Selecting the Memory Saving Information to Dialing from the Cont Editing the Contacts List the Contacts List acts List Setting the Groups anaran aa a Checking the Memory Status Setting the Speed Dial List Checking Own Numbers Accessing t zones Viewing the Browser U9 U0D Jo jqeL U9 U0D Jo jqeL Using the Message Service scsseeeee 11 69 Message Types Available with the Handset 11 69 Creating and Sending Messages eee 11 70 Receiving and Reading Messages 004 11 74 Settings for the Messages Making Text Templates 0 eee 11 81 Using VoiceMath nrnna aes 11 83 Memory Status Setting Cell Broadcasts ote eee 11 83 Setting Cell Info sairin aise 11 85 Browsing the Browser Alerts s seseeeeeeeeeeee 11 85 Enjoying Multi Media ssssseeseee 12 86 W sing Pictures en ra n Ea ra RR EREE 12 86
146. s function refer to Rejecting an Incoming Call on page 6 33 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Flip close and press 3 Press or to highlight Incoming call or During call and press O When selecting Incoming call Press or to highlight Reject to reject an incoming call Busy to send a busy tone or No action and press When selecting During call Press or to highlight Terminate to hang up an ongoing call or No action and press O 15 132 Resetting the Call Settings You can reset all Call settings you have set to the default settings To cancel the settings you need to have set the handset code beforehand or refer to page 15 139 for details 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Set to default and press 3 Enter your handset code and press O Are you sure appears 4 Press Yes To cancel press No in this step If you enter a wrong handset code in step 3 the operation is canceled Call Forwarding This service is used to forward incoming calls to your voice mail system or to another number depending on certain conditions in which you cannot answer a call Activating Call Forwarding
147. s snide EEE ERT 3 15 Charging the battery oo eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeees 3 15 Checking the amount of data communication 0 0 ee eee eeete ee eeeeeees 14 114 Checking video information ee 12 100 Clearing call logs CLI Calling Line Identification oe 6 33 Close up pictures cis sedate tahoe 7 46 Conference 2 eus iui ieee 15 123 Conference calli rarere ias eoii orei i 6 35 Connecting to a PC Connection type Contacts 0 0 0 0 Contacts list 9 54 Continuous shooting 7 42 Conversion rate 13 107 Converting currency Copying all entries Copying Entries 9 61 Copyright ses aa eae E E ROE nets 1 2 Creating messages 11 70 Customizing keys oo eee eeseeeeeeeeeeees 15 151 DM Yorni a ue atec E R eIn Data cctecssctavertescoversesien seeaaneds RE Date and time Daylight savings ccseseeseeeteeteeseeeeneeneens Delay timer neroaren aon A Deleting a call log Deleting a contacts list entry oo eee 9 63 Deleting Appointments 0 0 ceeeeceeereereeeees 13 103 Deleting Messages Deleting pictures ssy 2 ssiccecgaesasSiseesas teeta Deleting pictures video Clips eee 7 49 Deleting sounds 05 52 escevedsdaseivads satacsrsdessersaceese 12 96 18 159 xapu xapu Deleting the game or application 0 0 0 12 98 Deleting videos einstein 12 101 Delivery report 11 79 Details screen 9 58 Dialed numbers 14 110 Dialing from
148. se your handset without supervision Never attempt to disassemble repair or modify your handset Such action may result in bodily injury or damage to the unit or other property The product can only be repaired by authorized service personnel Never allow any metallic objects e g staples paper clips to become inserted into your handset as this could result in the generation of excess heat or fire Do not use solvents to clean your handset Use only a soft dry cloth Do not drop your handset or subject it to severe impacts Bending the body and pushing the display or keys with force could damage the handset Do not carry your handset in your back pocket as it could break when you sit down The display is made of glass and is particularly fragile Never touch liquid that might leak from a broken liquid crystal display LCD as doing so may cause a skin rash Avoid touching the external connector on the underside of the handset since the delicate components within can be damaged by static electricity Never use or store your handset in the following locations Anywhere it may be exposed to water e g bathroom or sauna Conditions of high humidity e g rain or fog Conditions of extreme high temperatures e g near fire or in a sealed automobile Indirect sunlight Locations or sites subject to strong vibration Itis advised that the device not be used by a driver while the vehicle is moving except in an emergency
149. select in the following order Settings gt Phone settings External display Press or to highlight Wallpaper and press 15 120 w Press or to highlight My pictures and press The thumbnail index for My pictures appears Press or to highlight the picture you wish to display and press The selected picture appears Press or to select the cropping area and press The picture is cropped for the size of the external display and the picture you have selected is set as the wallpaper for the external display The original picture saved in the handset or the memory card is not modified even after cropping in step 5 above Some pictures cannot be used depending on their data types Turning On Off the Backlight You can turn the backlight of the external display on or off when the handset is closed 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings External display Press or to highlight Backlight and press Press or to highlight selection and press oO When selecting On enter the duration of the backlight using 2 digit numbers and press To adjust the Contrast 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Phone settings External display Press or to highlight Contrast and press
150. set firmly to prevent it from moving or use the delay timer Clean the lens before taking a picture Fingerprints oil etc on the lens hinder clear focusing Wipe with a soft cloth before taking a picture Miscellaneous As the handset uses an electronic storage unit data may be lost or corrupted under various circumstances Before connecting the handset to a PC or a peripheral unit read the operation manual for the other unit carefully If the handset s battery has been removed for some time or the handset has been reset the unit s clock and calendar may be reinitialized The date and time should be updated e Use only the included headset for hands free operation Some handsets functions may not work when unauthorized hands free are used The handset uses a magnet to recognize that the handset is closed Do not place magnetic cards near your handset or get the card caught in the handset as it may damage the recorded data Environment Keep your handset away from extreme heat Do not leave it on the dashboard of a car or near a heater Do not leave it in any place that is extremely damp or dusty Since this product is not waterproof do not use it or store it where fluids can splash onto it Raindrops water spray juice coffee steam perspiration etc may also cause a malfunction Precautions Concerning Vehicle Use It is the user s responsibility to verify if local laws permit the use of a h
151. ss Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Clear missed calls Clear received calls or Clear dialed numbers and press O 4 Press Yes The call log selected in step 3 is cleared If you wish to cancel press amp No in this step If you wish to delete all call logs in each call a register select Clear all logs in step 3 above N Once you delete a call log it cannot be restored Checking the Duration of Calls You can check the duration of your calls Checking the Duration of the Last Call 1 At the main menu select Call Register 2 Press or to highlight Call timers and press 3 Press or to highlight Last call and press The duration of the last call appears Checking the Total Call Time Log 1 At the main menu select Call Register 2 Press or to highlight Call timers and press 3 Press or to highlight All calls and press The total duration of all calls appears Clearing All Call Time Logs 1 2 m At the main menu select Call Register Press or to highlight Call timers and press Press or to highlight Clear timers and press Enter your handset code and press O Press Yes The handset resets the call timers to zero If you want to cancel press amp No in this step Once you delete both the duration of the last
152. supported by all networks We assume no responsibility for content information etc downloaded from the network 1 2 The CGS LCD used for the main display is a world advanced technology product giving you fine picture quality Occasionally a few black or bright pixels may appear on the screen Please note that this will not have any impact on any of the features or performance Copyright According to copyright laws the reproduction alteration and use of material protected by copyright music pictures etc is only permitted for personal or private use If the user is not in possession of more extensive copyrights or has not received explicit permission from the copyright owner to reproduce alter or use a copy which made or modified in this way this is considered to be a violation of the copyright laws and gives the copyright owner the right to claim for damages For this reason avoid the illegal use of material protected by copyright Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Powered by JBlend Copyright1997 2004 Aplix Corporation All rights reserved Java and all Java based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems Inc in the U S and other countries JBlend and all JBlend based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Aplix Corporation in Japan and other countries T9 Text Inpu
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154. t the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Picture call and press 3 Press or to highlight On or Off and press Activating Auto Redial This function makes the redial automatically when the first redial attempt is unsuccessful If you wish to stop redialing press amp or End 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Auto redial and press 3 Press or to highlight On or Off and press When you receive an incoming call the auto redial function is interrupted e Automatic redialing is not available for fax and data calls Activating the Minute Minder This function informs you of the call duration by sounding a tone after every minute 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Minute minder and press 3 Press or to highlight On to activate or Off to cancel the function and press O 15 131 yespueyH y Buiyas yespuey y Bulyes Settings for Flipping the Handset Closed You can reject an incoming call send a busy tone or terminate a call by flipping the handset closed For information on how to use thi
155. t the name or number you wish to call and press D If you press instead of in step 4 above you can check the caller s name and number To display the caller s name you should register the caller s name in the Contacts list beforehand To call press Options and select Call Sending Messages from the Call Log 1 2 At the main menu select Call Register Press or to highlight Missed calls Received calls or Dialed numbers and press Press or to highlight the number you wish to send messages to and press Options The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Send message and press Press or to highlight via Text message or via Picture message and press O The text entry screen appears Enter your message For information on how to enter text refer to Entering Text on page 8 51 Saving a Call Log to the Contacts List 1 At the main menu select Call Register 2 Press or to highlight Missed calls Received calls or Dialed numbers and press 3 Press or to highlight the number you wish to save and press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Save to Contacts and press The handset saves the call log in the Contacts list For information on the Contacts list refer to Using the Contacts List on page 9
156. t to be measured by reference to the Specific Absorption Rate SAR The SAR limit for the general public is currently 2 watts per kilogram averaged over 10 grams of body tissue Your handset SAR value is 0 452 watts per kilogram This has been tested to ensure that this limit is not exceeded even when the handset is operating at its highest certified power In use however your handset may operate at less than full power because it is designed to use only sufficient power to communicate with the network table of Contents Introduction csccsccsesreersersesersessesseeeees 1 1 About this Operation Manual 1 1 NOTICE seisedect ds seeks sues 1 2 Copyright 1 2 Safety Precautions and Conditions of Use 1 4 FCC Declaration of Conformity 1 8 Exposure to Radio Waves 1 9 Declaration of Conformity 1 10 SAR sper cree tess E e R A eae 1 10 Table of Content sssscscsssssessesseseeee 2 11 Quick Setup cceee 3 13 If You Use the Memory Card 3 18 If You Upgrade Your Handset 0 eee 3 21 Parts and Controls Main Handset Unit occ eee eeereeeeeeeeeee Display Indicators Guide to the Main Menu cccsseseeee 5 28 Using the Main Menu oe eeeseeeeeneeeeee 5 28 List of Menu Function Items ee 5 30 Basic Handset Operations seeee0 6 32 Making a Call Answering Call ae nR E 6 32 Rediahin es seisoen reiege en grie 6 33 Useful Functions sessar o
157. t touch the antenna unnecessarily while using the handset If it is held call quality may be hindered 1 6 leading to shortened talk time and stand by time because the handset may have to operate on a higher power level than is necessary Use only the antenna supplied or one approved by Sharp for your handset Using unauthorized or modified antenna may damage the handset Moreover since the handset may violate the appropriate regulations it may lose performance or exceed the limitation of SAR levels To avoid impaired performance do not damage the antenna of the handset While talking directly into the microphone please hold the handset so that the antenna is upwards over your shoulder To avoid interfering with blasting operations please turn off the handset in a blasting area or in a place where a turn off two way radio sign is posted RF Connector This RF connector is for connecting Sharp approved antennas to the handset Do not connect unapproved or modified equipment as this may damage the handset or cause the SAR limit to be exceeded Do not touch or crowd the connector unnecessarily as this may affect standby and call times Camera Operation e Learn picture quality file formats etc beforehand Pictures are saved in JPEG format Becareful not to move your hand while taking pictures If the handset moves while taking a picture the picture can be blurred When taking a picture hold the hand
158. t zones MegaTones My sounds or Default tone and press 8 Select the keypad tones and press Select For information on how to select tones refer to Setting a Melody as the Ringtone on page 15 124 9 Press or to highlight Duration and press 10 Press or to select the desired duration and press Setting the Warning Tone You can set and change the warning tone that you hear when an error occurs In the following settings you can select the volume level the melody to be used and the duration Z 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles gt the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize 2 Press or to highlight Warning tone and press You cannot choose sound files in the memory card for the warning tones 15 125 spueH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulyes 10 Press or to highlight On or Off and press If you select Off the screen returns to step 1 If you select On follow the steps below Press or to highlight Volume and press O Press or to highlight High Middle or Low and press O Press or to highlight Tone and press O If you select T Mobile as a profile you cannot select Tone Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press
159. tep tone or Silent and press O 15 123 spueH y Bulyes yespuey y Bulyes Setting a Melody as the Ringtone You can select preset data in T Mobile and My sounds for use as ringtones sound effects melodies etc You can also select data in Sounds for the default ring tone excluding the ones in AMR WAVE format You cannot set melodies for the T Mobile profile You cannot choose sound files in the memory card for ringtones 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles the profile you wish to set and press Option gt Personalize 2 Press or to highlight Assign melody and press 3 Press or to highlight t zones MegaTones My sounds or T Mobile and press The files in T Mobile are preset data 4 Press or to highlight the ringtone you wish to set If you wish to listen to the ringtone you selected press To stop press Stop 5 Press Select 15 124 In step 3 selecting t zones MegaTones will open up the browser and take you to the t zones MegaTones web site Setting the Vibration You can set the vibration for incoming calls regardless of the ringer volume and tone settings 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Profiles the profile you wish to set and press Options Personalize 2 Press
160. ter Access Point Name and press Item Description Operation Picture Press or to highlight message Profile name and press O Profile name Profile Name p i Enter the desired strings and Unique Name press Q Press or to highlight Picture Relay server URL and Relay server message press URL Relay Server Enter URL of the Relay server and press Username User Name Press or to highlight Username and press Enter User Name and press Gateway address IP address Press or to highlight Gateway address and press O to select Enter IP address in 000 000 000 000 format and press Password Password Press or to highlight Password and press Enter Password and press Port number Press or to highlight of Picture Port number and press O Port number message Enter Port Number gateway 0 65535 and press Press or to highlight Connection type and Connection ele press type Type Press or to highlight 15 146 GPRS then CSD GPRS or CSD and press Linger time Linger Time Items that have to be set Press or to highlight Linger time and press Enter time in seconds 0 99999 and press Item Description Operation CSD settings If GPRS then CSD or CSD is selected as connection type these should be set
161. the charger Disconnect the charger plug from the AC outlet and unplug the charger from the handset Step 4 Turning Your Handset On Open the handset and press and hold for approximately 2 seconds The standby screen appears in the main display Parts and Controls on page 4 22 When turning on the handset you may be asked to enter a PIN Personal Identification Number code Enter it and press For more information refer to If You Upgrade Your Handset on page 3 21 and the brochures supplied with the SIM card Turning Your Handset Off Press and hold for approximately 2 seconds For information on key operations refer to Step 5 Setting the Date and Time Set the date and time before using the handset If date and time are left unset you cannot operate some time based functions correctly 1 Open the handset Press The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press O Press or to highlight Date amp Time and press Press or to highlight Set date time and press Enter the month day year and time using the digit keys and press If you enter the time in the 12 hour format press to switch between am and pm e For more information on how to set date and time refer to Setting the Date and Time on page 15 136 e You can also use or to edit the date and time Date and time may be auto
162. the contacts list 9 57 Digital 200M oo eee Display Display Indicators Display language eee Displaying your own number 15 130 Downloading ersen 12 86 Downloading games or applications 12 97 Downloading pictures 12 86 Downloading sound 12 94 Downloading Video Clips ieee eee 12 98 Draft Dox occ 11 70 11 71 Duration of calls ee eeeeeeseecreeeeeeseeeeeee 14 113 E Earphone Connector o eeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeees 4 23 Earpiece x Earpiece volume s sssssssssseseessesiereereessrsreresreess 15 130 Editing pictures sesssnneniiinrosr n Electromagnetic waves EMail R Raa oe ean tacne E mail Setting8 seh wens a End Powet Key oei aaea sess 18 160 Endingaccall ji eee tee i ts 6 32 Ending the game or application oe 12 97 Entering a number 16 32 Entering Appointments 13 102 Entering symbols 8 52 Entering text Environment 1 7 Exposure level 7 40 External connector cap 3 15 External Display 0 0 0 we 4 22 Extracting the phone number ee 11 76 F aXe Gees srs AE E E E E E 15 141 Finding a particular date oo eee 13 103 Fixed dialing no Flip FUN Ctl Onis a renere ae a Forward status isser sisena ortn a e n Forwarding a message Frame enea a A Function items essin G Game or application information 000 12 98 Games ossen 12 97 Greeting message Group call Asire ira n aE EENE Se
163. the message appear Press Options Press or to highlight Call and press O The handset starts to call the number If you select Extract URL in step 5 above you can extract the URL of a web site Saving the Phone Number or E mail Address of a Sender At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail Inbox 2 Press or to highlight the message from the sender you wish to save 3 Press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Save to Contacts and press For information on how to enter a name and other information refer to Saving Information to the Contacts List on page 9 56 Deleting Messages 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail 2 Press or to highlight Inbox Drafts Sent or Outbox and press If you select Text message in step 1 you cannot select Outbox in this step 3 Press or to highlight the message you wish to delete and press Options The Options menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Delete and press The confirmation screen appears 11 77 ad1Alag abessay ay BursN ad1Alag abessay y Buisp CN Press or to highlight One message or All messages and
164. ting a PC Link Connection If you wish to connect your handset to a PC follow the steps below 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity 2 Press or to highlight PC link and press Setting the Date and Time You need to set the correct date and time in order for your handset s various time based functions to work correctly Setting the Auto Update for the Date and Time You can set the handset to update the date and time automatically A 1 Press O The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Settings and press The Auto update Date amp Time function may not be available depending on your network operator 15 136 3 Press or to highlight Date amp Time and press 4 Press or to highlight Auto update Date amp Time and press 5 Press or to highlight one of the options and press The auto update options available are Always Updates the date and time automatically without notice Prompt me Asks you if you wish to adjust the date and time before updating Does not update the date and time automatically Never For information on how to adjust the date and time manually refer to Step 5 Setting the Date and Time on page 3 17 Vi Setting the Time Format 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Date amp Time
165. tings 2 Press or to highlight Display call timers and press 3 Press or to highlight On to activate or Off to cancel the function and press 15 130 Displaying Your Own Number Activating this function lets you control whether or not to show your phone number to the party you are calling 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Show your number and press 3 Press or to highlight On Off or Status and press To check whether the show your number function is active or not If you select Status in step 3 and press you can check the status After checking the status press O This service may not be available on all service providers Contact your service provider for more information Adjusting the Earpiece Volume You can adjust the earpiece volume to one of 5 levels 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings Connectivity gt Call settings 2 Press or to highlight Earpiece volume and press 3 Press or to select the volume level from one of 5 levels and press O You can also adjust the Hands free EARphone amp MIC volume if connected Activating the Picture Call The image registered to the caller in the contacts list is displayed when receiving a call 1 A
166. to select a ringtone refer to Setting a Melody as the Ringtone on page 15 124 9 Press or to highlight Vibration and press 10 Press or to highlight Enable Disable or Link to sound and press For information on how to set the vibration refer to Setting the Vibration on page 15 124 11 When setting is complete press Back and amp Save Copying Entries Between Memories You can copy entries between the handset and SIM card memories This function is useful when you wish to backup entries or organize your memory space Before copying make sure of which memory s entries are displayed on the display 1 At the main menu select in the following order Contacts gt Contacts list 2 Press or to highlight the name which you wish to copy to another memory 9 61 SI7 S 28 uo9 y Busy SI7 0e U05 y Busy 3 Press to display the detail screen and press or to highlight the phone number you wish to copy 4 Press Options The Options menu appears 5 Press or to highlight Copy to SIM to copy the entry to the SIM card or Copy to handset to copy the entry to the handset memory and press The name and the phone number selected in step 2 are copied to another memory If you select Copy to SIM the message Some data may be lost OK appears Press Yes to complete the operation Even if multi
167. ts list the sender s name appears instead of the phone number e A message with A Text message fa Picture message or 3 Picture message with attachment icon indicates an unread message f the Inbox Sent or Drafts box is full red icon is displayed Delete unwanted messages For information on how to delete messages refer to Deleting Messages on page 11 77 To receive E mail messages 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages E mail gt Inbox The message Check new E mail appears If you select Yes the messages are delivered To retrieve messages again press Options and press or to highlight New E mail check and then press For information on reading messages refer to Reading Messages below Reading Messages Choose the desired message in the Inbox to read the received messages 1 At the main menu select in the following order Messages select Text message Picture message or E mail 2 Press or to highlight Inbox and press O Picture messages that are marked with a clip denote mails with attachments 3 Press or to highlight the message you wish to read and press 4 Press or to scroll through the message 5 When you have finished reading the message press Q Back Replying and Forwarding Messages You can reply to the sen
168. ts settings and press The Shortcuts settings screen appears Press or to select the key whose shortcut you wish to change and press O The list of shortcuts appears Press or to highlight the shortcut you wish to assign and press The selected shortcut is assigned Repeat steps 4 and 5 if necessary If you select Not used in step 5 the key will be deactivated 15 152 Master Reset These steps enable you to cancel all the settings to default Special caution needs to be paid before you do the master reset If you wish to retain settings for some modes or menus write them down before performing the reset 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press Press or to highlight Master reset and press Enter your handset code and press O The Message Are you sure appears Press Yes To cancel press No in this step If you enter a wrong handset code in step 4 the operation is canceled Connecting to a PC You can use your handset with other digital equipment that use USB ports For a PC the required system environment is as follows PC Hardware Intel Pentium 266MHz or faster 64MB of available RAM or above 60MB of available hard disk space or above e CD ROM drive Operating System Microsoft Windows 98 Service Pack 1 98 Second Edition ME 2000 Service Pack 4 XP Service Pac
169. ttings gt Date amp Time Press or to highlight Set time zone and press Press or to highlight Change zone and press Press or to select a home city and press 15 137 spueH y Bulyas yespuey y Bulag Customizing the Time Zone 1 2 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Date amp Time Press or to highlight Set time zone and press Press or to highlight Set custom zone and press Enter time zone differences using the digit keys and press Press to switch between and 15 138 Setting Security These settings enable the security function to prevent unauthorized use of your handset Enabling the PIN Code When the setting is on you are asked to enter the PIN code each time you turn the handset on Your PIN code is stored in the SIM card and you should memorize the code when you purchase the SIM card For more information on the SIM card contact your service provider for details 1 2 Press O The main menu appears Press or to highlight Settings and press Press or to highlight Security and press The Security menu appears Press or to highlight PIN entry and press 5 Press or to highlight On and press O 6 Enter your PIN code and press O 7 Press O To disable the PIN code
170. ttings for the Messages The steps below are instructions on Text message and Picture message settings For information on the E mail settings refer to Setting an Account on page 15 144 14 Press The main menu appears 2 Press or to highlight Messages and press The Messages menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Text message or Picture message and press O Each messaging menu appears 4 Press or to highlight Settings and press Text message settings After step 4 of Setting for the Messages set the following items When you finish making settings press Back Message center Enter the message center number to enable the service Message lifetime Set the time span that the message service center continually tries to send the message to the recipient you specified 11 80 Message format Select a message format from the 7 choices Connection type Select a connection type Reply path Confirm delivery Optimization Converts double byte characters such as European characters with an accent into single byte characters before sending the messages Please note that you may be charged double for sending double byte character messages Picture message settings After step 4 of Setting for the Messages set the following items When you finish making settings press Back Roaming download Defers Picture message downl
171. u wish to connect to networks other than a preferred network perform the following steps 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Network settings 2 Press or to highlight Select network and press 3 Press or to highlight Manual and press 4 Press or to highlight the network in the list and press Changing the Network Password If you wish to change the network password perform the following steps 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Network settings 2 Press or to highlight Change password and press 3 Enter the old password and press 4 Entera new password and press 5 Enter the new password again and press O If you enter an incorrect password in this step the screen will return to step 5 and you are asked to enter the password again 6 Press O Selecting an Applicable Zone Your handset tries to select an applicable zone automatically on startup You can also select it according to the area 1 At the main menu select in the following order Settings gt Connectivity gt Network settings 2 Press or to highlight Select zone and press 3 Press or to highlight America or Europe Asia etc and press 15 135 yespueyH y Bulyas spueH y Bulyes Set
172. video 2 Set the macro switch to the macro position 3 Press or the side down key W to take a picture or to record video To cancel macro mode Set the macro switch to the normal position I8 Using the Delay Timer 1 At the main menu select in the following order Camera Create picture or Create video 2 Press Options The Options menu appears 3 Press or to highlight Delay timer and press 4 Press or to highlight On and press O B appears and returns to Create picture video mode Press or the side down key W to start the delay timer 10 seconds after the timer starts the shutter sounds and the camera takes a picture or starts recording video To cancel the delay timer 1 Press Options while the delay timer setting is on The Options menu appears Press or to highlight Delay timer and press Press or to highlight Off and press O The delay timer turns off e if O or the side down key W is pressed while the delay timer is operating the picture is taken immediately The zoom function with or and brightness adjustment of the picture video with or are unavailable while the delay timer is operating e f you wish to stop taking pictures with the timer press Cancel while the delay timer is operating Using the Night Mode This option allows you to take a picture

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