Binatone Electronics 80-8388-00 Users Manual

User’s Guide

MBP2000PU

Android Home Phone

Warning

Use only the power adapter, battery pack and telephone line cord provided in the box.

Welcome...

to your new Motorola Android Home Phone!

Please retain your original dated sales receipt for your records. For warranty service of your Motorola product, you will need to provide a copy of your dated sales receipt to confirm warranty status. Registration is not required for warranty coverage.

For product-related questions, please call:

US and Canada: 1-888-331-3383 On the Web: www.motorola.com

•Make and receive calls

•Receive telephone messages and record memos using the digital answer machine

•Send and receive Emails

•Take photos and record videos

•Surf the Internet via wireless connection

•Listen to music via loud speaker or earphones

•View pictures, videos and slideshows

•Listen to Internet radio broadcasts

•Read and download eBooks

•Discover and download Android applications

•Check Stock Prices and Stock Information

•Check current weather and weather forecast

•Read News with RssFeed

•Check Calendar and Agenda

•Set alarm

•Perform simple Calculation

This User's Guide provides you with all the information you need to get the most from your phone.

Before you make your first call or surf the Internet, you will need to set up your phone. Follow the simple instructions in 'Getting Started', on the next few pages.

IMPORTANT

Only use the telephone line cord supplied.

This equipment is not designed to make emergency telephone calls during power failures. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.

Got everything?

•Handset

•Base

•Li-ion Rechargeable Battery Pack

•Handset Back Cover

•Power Adapter

•Telephone Line Cord

•Micro-USB cable

•User's Guide

•Quick Start Guide

1.	Getting started ..............................................		12
	1.1	Connecting the base.........................................	14
	1.2	Installing and charging the handset
		battery pack ......................................................	14
	1.3	Insert and Mount memory card.........................	15
	1.4	Unmount and Remove memory card................	16
	1.5	Switch on your Motorola MBP2000PU..............	16
	1.6	Switch off your Motorola MBP2000PU..............	16
2.	Using the touchscreen .................................		17
3. Using the onscreen keyboard .....................			18
	3.1	Enter text and numbers ....................................	18
	3.2	Switch between input modes............................	18
	3.3	Change keyboard language .............................	18
	3.4	Modify keyboard settings..................................	18
	3.5	Add words to User dictionary............................	18
	3.6	Accept or Reject Dictionary Suggestions .........	19
	3.7	Edit text.............................................................	19
4. Set up your Motorola MBP2000PU with			19
	Welcome Wizard ...........................................
	4.1	Display..............................................................	20

4.2	Sound settings...................................................		20
	4.2.1	Phone ringtone .....................................	20
	4.2.2	Volume .................................................	20
4.3	Wi-Fi settings.....................................................		20
4.4	Date & time settings ..........................................		21
	4.4.1	Set time zone .......................................	21
	4.4.2	Set time ................................................	21
	4.4.3	Set time format .....................................	21
	4.4.4	Select date format ................................	21
5. Set date and time..........................................			22
	5.0.1	Set Date ...............................................	22
	5.0.2	Set Time ...............................................	22
	5.0.3	Select Time Zone .................................	22
	5.0.4	Select Time Format ..............................	22
	5.0.5	Select Date Format ..............................	22
6. Getting to know your phone........................			23
6.1	Overview of the handset....................................		23
6.2	Handset LCD display.........................................		25
6.3	Notifications panel .............................................		25
6.4	Overview of the base.........................................		26

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6.5	Home Screen ....................................................		26
6.6	Extended Home Screen ....................................		26
6.7	Wake up the phone ...........................................		26
6.8	Lock the screen of your Motorola MBP2000PU.27
	6.8.1 Lock with a pattern, PIN or password ....		27
	6.8.2 Disable screen unlock security .............		27
6.9	Screen Rotation.................................................		27
6.10 Recalibrate the touch screen.............................			28
7. Personalizing your MBP2000PU..................			28
7.1	Display Settings.................................................		28
	7.1.1	Set Wallpaper .......................................	28
	7.1.2	Adjust Screen Brightness .....................	29
	7.1.3	Set screen timeout ...............................	29
	7.1.4 Re-arrange items on your
		home screen ........................................	29
	7.1.5 Add apps to your home screen ............		29

7.1.6Remove an item from your

	home screen ........................................	29
7.1.7	Add Folders to your home screen ........	29
7.1.8	To rename a folder ...............................	30

7.1.9Add items to the folders on your

	home screen ........................................	30
7.2 Sound Settings..................................................		30
7.2.1	Set silent mode ....................................	30
7.2.2	Set volume ...........................................	30
7.2.3	Set Phone ringtone ..............................	31
7.2.4	Set Intercom ringtone ...........................	31
7.2.5	Set Paging ringtone .............................	31
7.2.6	Set default notification ringtone ............	31

7.2.7 Enable or Disable Audible
Touch tones .........................................	31
7.2.8 Enable or Disable Audible Selection ......	32
7.2.9 Enable or Disable screen lock
sounds .................................................	32
8. DECT Settings ..............................................	32
8.1 Handset Settings...............................................	32

8.1.1Registering your MBP2000PU to the

base station ..........................................

32

8.1.2Registering your MBP2000PU to another

base station ..........................................

33

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	8.1.3	Synchronize your MBP2000PU with		10.5	Make an external call from Contacts list		............37
		another base station ...........................	33	10.6	Make an external call from Favorites.................		37
	8.1.4	Rename Handset ................................	33	10.7	Answer a call in earpiece mode.........................		38
	8.1.5	Set Auto Answer ..................................	34	10.8	Answer a Call in Speakerphone mode ..............		38
8.2	Base Settings ...................................................		34	10.9	Reject a call.......................................................		38
	8.2.1	Change PIN code ................................	34	10.10		End a Call ........................................................	38
	8.2.2	Deregister Handset .............................	34	10.11		Adjust volume level during a Call.....................	38
	8.2.3	Reset Base Settings to Default ...........	34	10.12		Mute the microphone during a call...................	38
	8.2.4	Set Dialing Mode .................................	34	10.13		Caller Identity Delivery (CID) ...........................	38
	8.2.5	Set Flash Duration ...............................	35	10.14		Caller ID Directory Matching............................	39
9. Voicemail		.......................................................	35	11. Using the Answer Machine..........................			39
9.1	Set Voicemail ......................................Number		35	11.1	Open Digital Answer Machine ...........................		39
9.2	Listen to ...........................................Voicemail		35	11.2	Switch Digital Answer Machine off ....................		40
10. Using the .........................Phone Functions			36	11.3	Set Number of Rings .........................................		40
10.1 Call another handset registered to the				11.4	Set Remote Pin .................................................		40
	same base ...........................station (Intercom)		36	11.5	Playback recorded messages ...........................		41
10.2 Make an ........................................external call			36	11.6	Delete recorded messages ...............................		41
	10.2.1 ......................................	In - call options	36	11.7	Memo Recording ...............................................		41
10.3 Make an .................external call from Call Log			37	11.8	Outgoing Message Setting ................................		42
10.4 Clear call .....................................................log			37		11.8.1 Select OGM Option ..............................		42

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	11.8.2	Record Personalized Outgoing
		Message ...............................................	42
	11.8.3	Playback Personalized Outgoing
		Message ...............................................	43
	11.8.4	Delete Personalized Outgoing
		Message ...............................................	43
11.9	Remote Operation .............................................		43
12. Contacts List.................................................			44
12.1	Open Contacts list .............................................		44
12.2	Search for a contact in Contacts list..................		44
12.3	Add an entry to Contacts list .............................		44
12.4	Assign Ringtone to a Contact............................		45
12.5	Import/Export Contacts......................................		46
12.6	Enable forwarding of calls to voicemail .............		46
12.7	Add a Contact as Favorite.................................		46
12.8	Edit a Contact in Contacts list ...........................		46
12.9	Set display options ............................................		47
12.10 Delete a Contact from Contacts list .................			47
12.11 Link Picture to a Contact .................................			47
	12.11.1 Take photo ...........................................		47

	12.11.2 Select from Gallery ..............................	48
	12.11.3 Change picture of a Contact ................	48
	12.11.4 Remove picture of a Contact ...............	48
12.12 Call a contact from contacts list.......................		49
13. Internet Function..........................................		49
13.1	Register your Motorola MBP2000PU to a
	Wi-Fi Network....................................................	49
13.2	Set Number of Wi-Fi Network Channels ...........	50
13.3	Select Wi-Fi Sleep Policy ..................................	51
13.4	Check Motorola MBP2000PU MAC Address.....	51
13.5	Configure Static IP Settings ..............................	51
14. Using the Web Browser...............................		52
14.1	Open Browser ...................................................	52
14.2	Set home page..................................................	52
14.3	Open a web page..............................................	52
14.4	Automatic screen rotation .................................	52
14.5	Display web page in landscape only .................	52
14.6	Zoom in and out of a webpage..........................	53
14.7	Open a new browser window ............................	53
14.8	Switch between browser windows ....................	53

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14.9	Finding text within a webpage ..........................	53	15.9	Check for new messages ..................................		59
14.10 Selecting links in web pages...........................		53	15.10		Reply to an email message .............................	59
	14.10.1 Web page links ....................................	53	15.11		Delete an email message ................................	59
	14.10.2 Email links ...........................................	53	15.12		Forward an email message .............................	59
14.11 Downloading web applications........................		54	15.13		Mark message as unread ................................	60
14.12 View your downloads ......................................		54	15.14		Delete an email account ..................................	60
14.13 Manage bookmarks ........................................		54	16. TuneIn Radio.................................................			60
	14.13.1 To bookmark a web page ....................	54	16.1	Open TuneIn Radio ...........................................		61
	14.13.2 To open a bookmark ...........................	54	16.2	Listen to a Radio Broadcast ..............................		61
14.14 Customize Browser Options ...........................		55	16.3	Search Station by Name ...................................		61
15. Email ..............................................................		55	16.4	Search Station by Location ...............................		61
15.1	Open Email.......................................................	55	16.5	Search Station by Language .............................		62
15.2	Set up the first email account ...........................	56	17. RssFeed ........................................................			62
15.3	Set up another email account...........................	56	17.1	Open RssFeed ..................................................		62
15.4	Combined Inbox ...............................................	57	17.2	Add a category to the RssFeed Reader ............		63
15.5	Account settings ...............................................	57	17.3	Selecting a Category for the Widget..................		63
	15.5.1 Edit Account name ..............................	57	17.4	Adding an RSS Feed into a Category ...............		63
15.6	Compose and send email messages ...............	57	18. Stock..............................................................			64
15.7	Read messages................................................	58	18.1	Open Stock........................................................		64
15.8	Open an attached file .......................................	58	18.2	Add a stock to the Portfolio list ..........................		64

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18.3	Delete a stock from the portfolio list ..................	64
18.4	View more information about a stock in
	your portfolio .....................................................	64
18.5	Get more information about a stock ..................	65
19. Weather .........................................................		65
19.1	Open Weather Application ................................	65
19.2	Check the current weather of a city...................	65
19.3	Display the weather forecast of a city................	66
19.4	Change Temperature Unit.................................	66
19.5	Delete a city.......................................................	66
20. Take photos and record videos ..................		66
20.1	Open Camera....................................................	66
20.2	Switch between camera and
	camcorder mode ...............................................	66
20.3	Take picture.......................................................	66
20.4	Camera options .................................................	67
20.5	View photos.......................................................	67
20.6	Record video .....................................................	68
20.7	Video options.....................................................	68
20.8	Play videos ........................................................	69

21. Music.............................................................			69
21.1	Listen to Music on your Motorola MBP2000PU. 69
	21.1.1 Using earphones ..................................		69
	21.1.2 Using the speaker on the
		base station ..........................................	69
21.2	Open Music application.....................................		70
21.3	Music Library.....................................................		70
21.4	Search for a song..............................................		70
21.5	Party Shuffle all songs ......................................		70
21.6	Turn party shuffle off .........................................		71
21.7	Create playlists..................................................		71
21.8	Add songs to current playlist .............................		71
21.9	Play songs in a playlist......................................		71
21.10		Add songs to a playlist ....................................	71
21.11		Remove a song from playlist ...........................	71
21.12		Delete a playlist ...............................................	72
21.13		Rename a playlist............................................	72
21.14		Set song as ringtone .......................................	72
21.15		Set sound effects.............................................	72
21.16		Delete current song .........................................	72
21.17		Set current song as ringtone ...........................	73

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22. Gallery............................................................		73	25. Performing Calculations..............................		78
22.1	Open Gallery ....................................................	73	25.1	Open Calculator ................................................	78
22.2	View pictures ....................................................	73	25.2	Perform Calculations .........................................	78
	22.2.1 View pictures in full screen ..................	74	26. Downloading and Reading eBooks ............		79
23. Clock..............................................................		74	26.1	Downloading and Reading eBooks ...................	79
23.1	Open Clock.......................................................	74	26.2	Open Aldiko......................................................	79
23.2	Set an alarm .....................................................	74	26.3	Start reading.....................................................	79
23.3	Activate an alarm setting ..................................	75	26.4	Buy Books .........................................................	80
23.4	Deactivate an alarm setting ..............................	75	26.5	Download Free Books .......................................	80
23.5	Activate alarm in silent mode............................	75	26.6	Add eBooks from your SD card into
23.6	Other Alarm Clock Settings ..............................	75		your Library .......................................................	80
24. Calendar ........................................................		76	27. ES FILE EXPLORER .....................................		81
24.1	Open Calendar .................................................	76	27.1	Open ES File Explorer.......................................	81
24.2	View Agenda for the day ..................................	76	27.2	Open file as .......................................................	81
24.3	Go to Today's date ...........................................	76	27.3	Select all files in a directory ...............................	81
24.4	Change Calendar view .....................................	76	27.4	Create a new folder ...........................................	81
24.5	Modify Calendar Settings .................................	77	27.5	Rename a file ....................................................	81
24.6	Add new event..................................................	77	27.6	Copy a file to another location...........................	82
24.7	View, dismiss, or snooze a reminder................	78	27.7	Move a file to another location ..........................	82
			27.8	Delete a file .......................................................	82

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	27.9	Compress a file .................................................	82	34. Help ...............................................................	91
	27.10 View file details................................................		82	35. General information.....................................	93
	27.11 Modify View Settings in ES File Explorer ........		83
28.	Discover and Download Android		83
	Applications..................................................
	28.1	Open SlideME ...................................................	83
	28.2	Download an application ...................................	84
	28.3	Search by Top Apps..........................................	84
	28.4	Search by Latest Apps ......................................	84
	28.5	Search by Local Apps .......................................	85
	28.6	Search for Apps manually .................................	85
29.	Install apps....................................................		86
30.	Connect your handset to a computer.........		87
31.	ES Task Manager..........................................		88
	31.1	Open ES Task Manager....................................	88
32.	Settings .........................................................		88
33.	Advanced Features ......................................		89
	33.1	Firmware Upgrade with SD card .......................	89
	33.2	Factory data reset .............................................	90

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Important safety instructions

Follow these safety precautions when using your phone to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons or property:

1.Keep all vents and openings of the phone unblocked. Do not set the phone on a heating register or over a radiator. Ensure that proper ventilation is provided at the installation site.

2.Do not use while wet or while standing in water.

3.Do not use this product near water (for example, near a bath tub, kitchen sink, or swimming pool).

4.Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Place the power cord so that it will not be walked on.

5.Never insert objects of any kind into the product vents as that may result in fire or electric shock.

6.Unplug this product from the electrical outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

7.Do not disassemble this product. If service or repair work is required, contact the customer service helpline found in this User's Guide.

8.Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords.

9.Avoid using during an electrical storm. Use a surge protector to protect the equipment.

10.Do not use this phone to report a gas leak, especially if you are in the vicinity of the gas line.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk of fire, use only No. 26 AWG or larger UL Listed or CSA Certified Telecommunication Line Cord.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Important safety instructions	11A

1. Getting started

WARNING

Do not place your phone in the bathroom or other humid areas.

Location

When choosing a location for your new phone, here are some important guidelines you should consider:

•Avoid sources of noise and heat, such as motors, fluorescent lighting, microwave ovens, heating appliances and direct sunlight.

•Avoid areas of excessive dust, moisture and low temperature.

•Avoid other cordless telephones or personal computers.

•Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.

•Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations.

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•Never touch non-insulated telephone wires or terminals, unless the telephone line has been disconnected at the network interface.

•Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.

Handset Range

The Android Home Phone has a range of up to 300 meters for telephone calls, when there is clear line of sight between the base and handset. Any obstruction between the base and handset will reduce the range significantly. With the base indoors and handset either indoors or outdoors, the range will normally be up to 50 meters. Thick stone walls can severely affect the range.

Signal Strength

The	icon on your handset indicates when you are in

range of telephone calls.

When out of range of the base, the signal strength will drop out. If you are on a call, the line will hang up. Move back within range. The handset will automatically re-connect to the base.

Getting started

Battery low warning

If the following appears on the display, you will need to charge the handset.

Battery performance

Note that new batteries will not reach full capacity until they have been in normal use for several days.

To keep your batteries in the best condition, leave the handset off the base for a few hours at a time.

Drain the batteries completely at least once a week before charging will help to prolong battery life.

The charge capacity of rechargeable batteries will reduce

with time as they wear out, giving the handset lesser talk/ standby time. Eventually they will need to be replaced.

After charging your handset for the first time, subsequent charging time will be about 6 hours a day. Batteries and handset may become warm during charging. This is normal.

Setting up

IMPORTANT

The base must be plugged into an electrical outlet at all times. Do not connect the telephone line cord into the telephone wall jack until the handset is fully charged. Only use the adapter and telephone line cord supplied with the product.

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1.1	Connecting the base	1.2	Installing and charging the handset
			battery pack

1.Plug one end of the power cable and telephone line cord into the power jack and phone jack respectively on the bottom of the base station.

2.Plug the other end into a power outlet and telephone wall jack.

IMPORTANT

Use only the supplied power adapter.

1.Hold the phone with both hands and the front panel facing down. Gently press the back cover with your thumbs, and then slide it down until it disengages from the phone.

2.Remove the back cover completely.

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3.Place the supplied rechargeable battery pack in the battery compartment, with the battery connector plugged in, as shown.

4.Align the back cover tabs with the notches located at the edges of the exposed back panel.

5.Slide up the back cover until it clicks in place.

6.Place the handset on the base station to charge for at least 6 hours. When the handset is fully charged,

is displayed.

Note

If the Red Charging LED did not light up, you need to re-align the phone to get a good charging contact with the base station.

IMPORTANT

Use only the rechargeable battery pack supplied with the product.

1.3Insert and Mount memory card

Your Motorola MBP2000PU supports micro SD cards.

You can store music, pictures, files and applications on a memory card and access them on the phone.

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Insert the memory card by pushing the card firmly into the slot with the metal contacts facing up, and in the direction as indicated above.

- The phone will prepare the SD card for mounting and perform media scanning. H

If the SD card fails to mount on the phone, press and tap

Settings > Storage > SD Card Settings > Mount SD card.

1.4Unmount and Remove memory card

If the Motorola MBP2000PU is powered off

• Push the card gently inwards to eject the memory card.

If the Motorola MBP2000PU is powered on

1.Press Hand tap Settings > Storage > SD Card Settings > Unmount SD card.

2.Remove the SD card by pushing the card gently inwards to eject it.

1.5 Switch on your Motorola MBP2000PU

•Press and hold

until the LCD screen starts to display the Motorola logo.

-It takes about 1 minute for the phone to boot up.Lon the side panel of the handset

-The home screen is displayed.

•The Home screen provides access to all the features on your MBP2000PU. It displays application icons, widgets, shortcuts, and other features. You can also customize the Home screen with different wallpaper and display the items you want (see “Display Settings” on page 28).

•Tap (Program launcher) at the bottom of the screen to view all installed applications.

Note

If your Motorola MBP2000PU is totally out of battery, it may take a while to charge before you can power up the phone.

1.6Switch off your Motorola MBP2000PU

1.Press and hold Lon the side panel of the handset to activate the Phone options menu.

2.Tap to select Power off.

3.Tap OK to confirm or press Bto cancel.

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2. Using the touchscreen

Action	Function	Operations
Tap	Select onscreen items such as application and	Gently tap an item on the screen to select the item that
	settings icons	you wish to activate.
	Select onscreen buttons
	Type using the onscreen keyboard
Tap and hold	Open the available options for an item, for	Tap an item on the screen and hold in place for 2-3
	example, tap and hold a contact or a link on a	seconds.
	web page. Think of this as using the right-click
	button on a mouse.
Drag	Move items on the screen or shift the view on	Apply light pressure against an item on the screen then,
	the screen.	without raising your finger, move it across the screen
		until you have reached the target position.
Slide	Quickly move vertically or horizontally across
	the screen.
Flick	Quickly browse a list of items in a vertical	Flick is similar to slide, except that flick involves swiping
	direction.	the screen in lighter and quicker strokes.

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3. Using the onscreen keyboard

Your Motorola MBP2000PU features a Qwerty keyboard by which the key arrangement is exactly the same as that of a

standard computer keyboard.

The onscreen keyboard lets you enter text, such as contact information, email messages, etc. It appears automatically when you launch certain applications or when you tap on a text or number field.

To hide the onscreen keyboard, press B.

3.1Enter text and numbers

•Tap on a text or number field to bring up the keyboard.

-When entering texts or numbers, each letter or number will appear above the key you have pressed.

3.2 Switch between input modes

• Tap ABC (lower case), (upper case), ?123 (number), or ALT (symbols) on the onscreen keyboard to switch between different input modes.

3.3Change keyboard language

1.From the home screen, press H.

2.Tap Settings > Language & keyboard > Select language.

3.Scroll to your preferred keyboard language and tap to select.

3.4Modify keyboard settings

1.From the home screen, press H.

2.Tap Settings > Language & keyboard > Android keyboard.

3.Tap to select or de-select the options and settings.

3.5Add words to User dictionary

1.From the home screen, press H.

2.Tap Settings > Language & keyboard > User dictionary.

3.Press Hand tap Add.

4.Enter the word in the edit box and tap OK.

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3.6	Accept or Reject Dictionary		4. Set up your Motorola MBP2000PU
	Suggestions		with Welcome Wizard
Depending on the application you are using, Motorola
MBP2000PU uses a dictionary to suggest corrections or			When you first power up the phone or after doing a factory
complete the word you are typing.			data reset (see “Factory data reset” page 90), the Welcome
• To accept the suggested word, simply tap on the			Wizard will help you set up and personalize your phone,
suggested entry.			such as language, date, time, Wi-Fi setting, etc.
• To reject the suggested word, simply continue typing.			1. To start, tap Select your language to select your
Note			preferred language and then tap Next to begin phone
User dictionary function needs to be set up separately. You			setup.
can do so by selecting Language & keyboard > User			Note
dictionary in the Settings menu to add or remove words.
			If the Welcome Wizard did not appear when you power up
3.7	Edit text		the phone, press Hand tap Settings > Privacy > Factory
			data reset to reset the phone (see “Factory data reset”
• Tap and hold on the word you have typed to activate Edit
			page 90).
text options and tap to select an option.

Set up your Motorola MBP2000PU with Welcome Wizard	19

4.1Display

1.Tap Brightness.

2.Slide the brightness control bar right or left to increase to decrease screen brightness.

3.Tap OK to confirm.

4.2Sound settings

4.2.1Phone ringtone

1. Tap Phone ringtone.

2. Tap to select a ringtone.

- The ringtone is played.

3. Tap OK to confirm.

4.2.2Volume

1.Tap Volume.

2.Slide the volume bar right or left to increase or decrease volume.

3.Tap to enable or disable Use incoming call volume for notifications.

- If enabled, appears next to the option.

4.Tap OK to confirm.

5.Tap Next to proceed with Wi-Fi settings.

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4.3Wi-Fi settings

1.Tap Wi-Fi settings.

2.Tap Turn on Wi-Fi.

3.Under Network notification, tap to enable Notify me when an open network is available.

-If enabled, appears next to the option.

-The screen displays a list of available Wi-Fi networks.

4.Tap to select the network you want to connect.

-If the network is secured, you will be prompted to enter password.

-If you cannot find your favorite Wi-Fi network name, press Hand then tap Scan.

5.Tap on the Password edit box to launch the onscreen keyboard.

6.Enter password and tap Done.

7.Tap Connect.

-The phone will start to obtain the IP address of the network you have selected.

-This may take a few minutes.

- When connected,

appears on the status bar of the

handset.

8. Tap Next to proceed with date & time settings.

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4.4Date & time settings

1.Tap Date & time.

2.Tap Set date.

3.Tap + or - to set Month, Day and Year.

4.Tap Set to confirm.

4.4.1Set time zone

1. Tap Select time zone.

2. Scroll to your time zone and tap to select.

4.4.2Set time

1.Tap Set time.

2.Tap + or - to set hour and minutes.

3.Tap to select AM or PM.

Note

This option is not available if Use 24-hour format is activated. See “Set time format” on page 21 for details.

4. Tap Set to confirm.

4.4.3Set time format

•Tap Use 24-hour format to enable it. Tap again to disable.

-24-hour format is activated when appears next to the option.

4.4.4Select date format

1. Tap to select your preferred date format.

You can configure your phone more thoroughly via Settings menu (see “Settings” on page 88).

Your phone is now ready for use.

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5. Set date and time

Note:

If you remove the battery of your Motorola MBP2000PU, you may need to set the date and time again.

5.0.1		Set Date
1.	Press Hand then tap Settings >Date & time.
2.	Tap Set date and then tap + or - on each date field to
	change the Month, Day and Year.
3.	Tap Set to confirm date setting.
5.0.2		Set Time
1.	Press Hand then tap Settings > Date & time.
2.	Tap Set time and then tap + or - on each time field to
	change Hours and Minutes.
3.	Tap AM/PM to select AM (morning) or PM (afternoon).

Tip:

This option is not available if 24-hour format is activated (see “Select Date Format” on page 22).

4. Tap Set to confirm time setting.

5.0.3 Select Time Zone

1.Press > Date & time.

2.Tap Select time zone.

3.Scroll to your location and tap to select.Hand then tap Settings

5.0.4		Select Time Format
1.	Press Hand then tap Settings > Date & time.
2.	Tap Use 24-hour format to activate or deactivate it.
	- 24-hour format is activated when appears next to
		the option.
5.0.5		Select Date Format
1.	Press Hand then tap Settings > Date & time.
2.	Tap Select date format.
3.	Tap to select your preferred date format.

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PHONE OFF key

6. Getting to know your phone

6.1Overview of the handset

Getting to know your phone

1 H MENU key

Press once to access the menu options

2 C PHONE ON key

Press once to access the dialer. Press once to make or answer a call.

3Microphone

4FUNCTION buttons

< HOME key

Press to return to the home screen.

> SEARCH key

On the homescreen: Open google search for searching on your phone or the web

In other applications: Open a search box for searching within the application

+ / - VOLUME UP/DOWN key

On the homescreen: Press to increase / decrease ringtone volume; press and hold to increase / decrease ringtone volume quickly

When a call is in progress: Press to increase / decrease volume during a call

In other applications: Press to increase/decrease

media volume

5 D

Press once to end a call.

6 B BACK key

Press to return to previous screen.

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Press to hide the onscreen keyboard, dialog box, options menu or notifications panel.

7Earpiece

8 Camera Lens

9 L Lock / Unlock / Power On & Off key

When the handset is off, press and hold for 2 seconds to turn on the handset

When the handset is in operation, press and hold for 2 seconds to activate Phone options menu and power off the phone.

During operation, press once to lock and unlock the handset.

10 E Earphone Jack

Plug in a 3.5mm headset for listening to music.

11Charge and Audio Output Contacts

12S Micro SD card slot

13HandsetU Speaker

14Micro USB port

For handset charging, internal storage and Micro-SD card access.

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6.2Handset LCD display

The Status bar at the top of the screen displays the time, status of your phone, and notifications that you’ve received.

Status Icons

Battery is fully charged

Battery low

Battery is charging

Screen lock is activated

SD card is inserted

Wireless connection is on

Telephone connection signal strength

Alarm Clock is set

New email received

Earphone is connected.

Speaker is on

Earphone is connected.

Silent mode is activated

Missed call

Call in progress

Call on hold

	New answer machine message received
	Song is playing
6.3	Notifications panel

When the status bar displays a Status icon, tap and hold the status bar and slide downward to open the notifications panel.

You can also press Hand tap Notifications to access notifications panel.

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6.5 Home Screen

To hide notifications panel, press Bor tap and hold the bottom bar of the notifications panel and then slide upward.

6.4Overview of the base

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1 2

1CHARGE LED - RED

On when the handset is put into the base cradle for charging.

2 IN USE/MESSAGE LED - BLUE

On when the handset is in use or blink when a new message is received.

3 N PAGE

Press to find / page all registered handsets. Press the button again, or any key on the handset to turn off page signal.

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• To return to the home screen at anytime, press <.

6.6Extended Home Screen

The extended home screen lets you add more shortcuts and widgets on your Motorola MBP2000PU so that you can

access the widgets and applications conveniently from the home screen.

•Slide horizontally across the screen to go to the left or right side of the extended Home screen.

•Small dots at the bottom left or right of the screen indicate which screen you are viewing. Tap and hold the small dots to view thumbnails of the Home screen and the extended Home screens. Tap to open them.

6.7Wake up the phone

The LCD screen dims to conserve battery when you don't use it for a while.

1.Press any key to turn on the screen.

2.Drag the lock icon to the right.

- The last screen you were viewing opens.

Getting to know your phone

3.If you have locked your LCD screen with a pattern, PIN or password, you must draw an unlock pattern or enter a PIN or password to unlock it.

4.See “Lock the screen of your Motorola MBP2000PU” on page 27.

6.8Lock the screen of your Motorola

MBP2000PU

1.You can lock the screen of your phone such that onscreen functions will not be accessed accidentally.

2.Press Lon the side of the handset to lock the screen. Press again to unlock.

6.8.1 Lock with a pattern, PIN or password

1.Press H.

2.Tap Settings > Security > Set up screen lock.

3.Tap to select Pattern, PIN or Password.

4.Follow the onscreen instructions to set up screen lock.

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Note

If you set up screen lock with a pattern, PIN or password, you need to draw the pattern, or enter the PIN or password each time you unlock the screen. See “Wake up the phone” on page 26.

6.8.2 Disable screen unlock security

1.Press H.

2.Tap Settings > Security > Set up screen lock.

3.Tap to select None.

6.9Screen Rotation

The Motorola MBP2000PU has a tilt/orientation sensor, which detects if you are holding it in Portrait or Landscape

mode. The screen will be adjusted accordingly.

Tip

Automatic screen rotation is enabled by default.

To disable automatic screen rotation, press Hand then tap

Settings > Display > Auto-rotate screen.

-Automatic screen rotation is disabled when disappears.

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7. Personalizing your MBP2000PU

7.1 Display Settings

To enable automatic screen rotation, press Hand then tap

Settings > Display > Auto-rotate screen again.

6.10Recalibrate the touch screen

The Motorola MBP2000PU uses a built-in G-Sensor that changes the screen orientation based on the way you hold

the phone.

If you feel that the screen orientation does not respond properly to the way you hold the phone, you can recalibrate the screen as follows:

•Press Hand then tap Settings > Display > G-Sensor Calibration.

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7.1.1 Set Wallpaper
1.	From the home screen, press H.
2.	Tap Wallpaper.
3.	Tap to select Gallery, Live wallpapers or Wallpapers.

Tip:

If you select Live wallpapers or Wallpapers, simply tap to select a wallpaper from the list and tap Set wallpaper.

4.If you select Gallery, tap to select your desired picture.

-An image position box will appear at the center of the picture.

-To resize the picture, tap and hold the edge of the box, and drag inward or outward.

-To move the box to another area on the picture, tap and hold inside the box, then drag it to the desired position.

5.Tap Save to set the picture as wallpaper.

-You will see that the background image is now changed to the picture you have selected.

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7.1.2Adjust Screen Brightness

1. From the home screen, press H.

2. Tap Settings > Display > Brightness.

3. Drag the slider left or right to reduce or increase screen brightness and tap OK to confirm.

7.1.3Set screen timeout

This option lets you adjust the delay before the screen automatically turns off.

1.From the home screen, press H.

2.Tap Settings > Display > Screen timeout.

3.Tap to select 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 10 minutes or 30 minutes.

7.1.4Re-arrange items on your home screen

1.Tap and hold the item that you wish to re-arrange until it turns bigger.

2.Slide to the position on which you wish to place the item or slide and pause at the edge of the screen to drag the item onto another Home screen.

3.Release the item when it is correctly placed.

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7.1.5Add apps to your home screen

1.Tap to open the launcher and view all your applications.

2.Tap and hold an application icon until it turns bigger.

-The application icon will be placed on the home screen.

Note

You can also add a shortcut or widget by pressing Hfrom the homescreen and then tap Add > Shortcuts or Widgets or tap and hold any empty spot on the homescreen and then select Shortcuts or Widgets.

7.1.6 Remove an item from your home screen

1.Tap and hold the item that you wish to remove until it turns bigger.

-A recycle bin appears at the bottom of the screen.

2.Drag and drop item into the trash bin.

-The item will be trashed.

7.1.7Add Folders to your home screen

Folders allow you to organize your Home screen items, and they can also contain all your contacts, contacts with phone

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