dopod 595 User Guide
User Manual
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Thank you for purchasing the all new Windows
MobileTM Smartphone!
Microsoft, MS-DOS, Windows, Windows NT, Windows Server, Windows
Mobile, ActiveSync, Excel, Internet Explorer, MSN, Outlook, PowerPoint, and
Word are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in
the United States of America and/or other countries.
QuickMark and its icons are registered trademarks of SimpleAct, Inc.
MascotCapsule is a registered trademark of HI Corporation.
ClearVue Docum ent, ClearVue PD F, Clear Vue Pr esent ation , ClearVue
Worksheet are registered trademarks of WESTTEK.
Another World, Magic Puz are registered trademark of Magic Productions.
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Our company reserves the right to make modications to this manual
without further notice.
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Warning: This device is limited to indoor use, under the guaranteed
conditions that it will not interfere with legal radio stations and will
not be interfered with during operation.
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Important Safety Precautions
Please adhere to the following safety precautions when using this product to avoid
the risk of legal and monetary liabilities.
Electrical Safety
This product is only operable when using battery supplied power. Using other
power sources may cause harmful conditions and will void all guarantees for this
product.
Inight Safety
As this product may interfere with the operation of inight navigation system a and
navigation system communication networks, usage of this product in an aircraft
is prohibited by law in several countries. If you are permitted by law to use this
product in an aircraft, please switch to Inight Mode to turn off radio wave transmissions.
Environmental Restrictions
Do not use this product at a gas station or refueling station. Usage of this product is
also prohibited at fuel storages, chemical factories, and locations with explosives.
Environmental Safety
Do not use this product in the following locations: gas stations, fuel storages, chemical factories, demolition worksites, potentially hazardous explosive locations such
as fuel areas under ship holds, transport and storage of fuel or chemical substance
facilities, or locations with particles, dust, metal dust, chemical substances etc in
the air. Please remember that sparks in these environments can cause explosions
or re hazards resulting in human casualties.
Road Safety
Unless in an emergency, drivers in moving vehicles are prohibited from using hand
held equipment for calls. In certain countries, it is permitted for drivers in moving
vehicles to use hands-free devices for calls. Usage of this product may interfere
with normal operations of medical instruments. Many hospitals and clinics prohibit
use of these equipment.
Non-Ionic Radiation
To ensure efciency of radio wave transmissions and reduced interference, users
should operate this product under the recommended normal environments. As with
other similar mobile wireless communication equipment, in order to comply with the
required operations and safety considerations for the user, it is recommended that
the user maintains a safe distance from the antenna during the operation of the
equipment.
Dopod Defective Pixel Warranty Policy
As the LCD display on the handheld product is made up of high precision components, possible lit or dark pixels (Note) appearing on the display screen is a
common occurrence from the product manufacturing process. However, if your
purchased product meets the following conditions, you may request replacement of
the LCD display module within seven days from the purchase date.
1. Total count of three or more malfunctioning pixels (lit or dark); or
2. Any two malfunctioning pixels (lit or dark) within 5mm of each other.
Lit Pixels: blue, red, white, or green dots on specic locations of LCD screen.
Dark Pixel: black dot on specic locations of the LCD screen.
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Table of Contents
Familiarize Yourself with the Device
Learning the Input Modes
Using the Communication Functions
1. 1 Familiarize With the Handset
and Accessories ....................... 3
1. 2 Battery and SIM Card ............... 8
1. 3 Insert Micro SD Card ................ 9
1. 4 Familiarize With the Home
Screen ..................................... 10
1. 5 Familiarize With the Application
Program Menu .......................... 17
1. 6 Restore to Default
(Hard Reset)............................. 20
2. 1 Switching Input Modes .............
25
2. 2 Using Various Input Modes ....... 26
2. 3 Using the Back Button to
Delete Characters .................... 37
3. 1 Using the Phone .......................
42
3. 2 Making Phone Calls .................. 47
3. 3 Receiving Voice Calls ............... 54
3. 4 Video calls ................................ 57
3. 5 Call Options ............................. 60
3. 6 Additional Information on
Dialing ...................................... 66
3. 7 Setting Up Speed Dial
Entries...................................... 70
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Managing Personal Information
4. 1 Contacts ................................... 76
4. 2 Calendar .................................. 90
4. 3 Tasks ........................................ 101
4. 4 Voice Notes .............................. 104
5
View Messages
5. 1 Messaging ............................... 112
5. 2 Text Messages ......................... 114
5. 3 Outlook E-mail .......................... 122
5. 4 MMS ........................................ 130
5. 5 POP3/IMAP4 E-mail Account .... 138
5. 6 Configure various settings in
Messaging ............................... 142
6
Experiencing Multimedia Entertainment
6. 1 Camera and Video Recorder .... 153
6. 2 Viewing Pictures and Videos .... 164
6. 3 Windows Media Player ............. 171
6. 4 MP3 Player............................... 180
7
Connecting With Wireless Communications
7. 1 Comm Manager ........................ 186
7. 2 Bluetooth Connection ............... 191
7. 3 Modem Mode ........................... 203
7. 4 GPRS Configuration ................. 219
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Experiencing Internet Entertainment
8. 1 Internet Explorer ....................... 226
8. 2 Pocket MSN ............................. 243
8
Synchronizing Your Phone
9. 1 About ActiveSync ..................... 258
9. 2 Installing ActiveSync ................. 259
9. 3 Installing Microsoft Office
Outlook .................................... 261
9. 4 Initial Connection ...................... 264
9. 5 Using ActiveSync ...................... 267
9. 6 Sync with Multiple Computers ... 268
9. 7 Synchronize Through Bluetooth
Connection ............................... 269
9. 8 Sync with Exchange Server ...... 272
9. 9 Sync to Transfer and Manage
Files ......................................... 275
9. 10 Advanced PC Sync Settings ..... 278
9. 11 Synchronize Music, Video, and
Pictures .................................... 284
9. 12 Installing Software .................... 288
9. 13 ActiveSync Connection
Troubleshooting ........................ 290
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Setting the Phone Information
10 .1 Home screen ............................ 296
10. 2 The Phone Settings .................. 299
10. 3 Configure Video Calls ............... 300
10. 4 Sounds ..................................... 302
10. 5 Removing Programs ................. 307
10. 6 Profiles ..................................... 309
10. 7 Time and Location .................... 313
10.8 Display Time When Keypad is
Locked .................................... 315
10. 9 Personal Information ................ 316
10. 10 Protecting Your Phone .............. 318
10. 11 Power Management.................. 323
10. 12 Accessibility ............................. 325
10. 13 Search for Operating System
Version Number ........................ 327
11
Using More Programs
11. 1 Java (MIDlet Manager) ............. 332
11. 2 File Explorer ............................. 333
11. 3 Task Manager ........................... 334
11. 4 Using ClearVue Suite ............... 335
11. 5 SIM Manager ............................ 340
11. 6 QuickMark Mobile Barcode ....... 341
11. 7 Calculator ................................. 343
11. 8 Games ..................................... 344
11. 9 3D Menu .................................. 348
11.10 Voice commander ..................... 351
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Q&A
12. 1 Q&A ..............................................353
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Action: Phone Home screen
Press Call button
1
Switch to the phone
screen.
2
3. 1 Using the Phone
When you begin to use the 595 phone functions, you will need to enter
the SIM card PIN number in order to connect to the GSM mobile
network. When using this device, you can control wireless functions, e.g.
activate/deactivate the phone. You can also adjust the headset volume
anytime during a call or when using the device.
3. 1. 1 Phone Functions
At the Phone screen, you can access, dial, search contacts, or save
phone numbers to the contacts list. Under certain circumstances (such
as on a plane), you may need to turn off the phone functions of the
handset. You can use the Comm Manager to manually deactivate/
activate the phone’s communication functions. When the phone function
is off, you will not be able to receive calls, send/receive messages, or
use GPRS by connecting to a wireless mobile network. But other phone
functions such as browsing the calendar, listening to music, or playing
games can still be used.
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Chapter
After purchasing this product, carefully read
through the user manual before operating.
For your reading convenience, this manual
is designed with many tips and services in
order to help you nd information quickly.
Page Format
Generally, each page is separated into upper and lower areas, regardless of the left
or right half of the page. Browsing is made
from left to right and then from up to down
in a Z shape, continuing on the next page.
There are small red boxes on the outer
edge of the contents page to assist you in
nding specic chapter topics.
Topic Format
The beginning of each topic always starts
with the page on the right. The topic (rst)
page will explain what functions are cov-
ered under the specied topic. The Actions
Index will help you to quickly nd out how
to perform certain actions. The last part is
the contents page. The contents page is
separated into three levels. For example,
in Chapter 3, 3. 1, 3. 2, 3. 3 serve as the
second level sub-headers; 3. 1 is then further divided into 3. 1. 1 Phone screen and
3. 1. 2 Input PIN number information subsections. Similar types of functions may be
further subdivided to reduce confusion.
How to Use This Manual
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Every topic’s content page includes icons
that will assist the reader in operating the
product and learning quickly. At the beginning
of each action icon, the purpose of this action
will be outlined in red background color. Each
procedure will indicate the step sequence
numbers, the action you will need to execute,
the screen that appears for this procedure,
and the descriptions for this procedure.
About Action Icons
This manual provides tip symbols to remind
users of some pointers, notes, and precautions.
Tip Symbols
Caution
Tips
!
Select <I n p u t
Mode>
Action: Switch Input Method
Press & hold .
1
Switch input m et ho ds
wherever the text entry
elds can be located.
Example: T9 Pinyin
spelling.
2
Name of current
procedure
Actions to take
Procedure Number
Mobile phone or
computer screen
Action
descriptions
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Topic
Familiarize Yourself
with the Device
In this topic, you will learn about…
1. Familiarize With the Handset and
Accessories
2. Insert SIM Card
3. Insert Micro SD Card
4. Familiarize With the Home Screen
5. Familiarize With the Application
Program Menu
6. Restore to Default (Hard Reset)
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Action
Index
Familiarize With the Handset and Accessories ............... 3
LED Indicator ................................................................ 5
Accessories ................................................................... 6
Remove the Battery ....................................................... 7
Insert SIM Card ............................................................. 7
Insert Micro SD Card ..................................................... 8
Familiarize with the Home Screen.................................. 9
Status Indicator and Program Icons ............................. 10
Switching from Home Screen to Comm Manager ......... 13
Switching from Home Screen to Most Recently
Used Program ............................................................. 13
Switching from Home Screen to Upcoming
Appointments .............................................................. 14
Switching from Home Screen to Profiles ...................... 14
Switching from Home Screen to Text Messages ........... 15
Themes and 3D Menu Screen ..................................... 15
Using the Start Menu ................................................... 17
Using the Menu ........................................................... 18
Using the Quick List..................................................... 18
Using the Back But ton ................................................. 19
Return to the Home Screen ......................................... 19
Using the Restore to Default ........................................ 20
Hard Reset Restore to Default ..................................... 21
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1.1 Familiarize With the Handset
and Accessories
Getting to know your handset buttons, LED
indicators, and appropriate accessories.
Familiarize With
the Handset and Accessories
1
LED indicator
LED indicator displays the current device’s status
2
Speaker
3
Screen
4
Video Calls button
After phone number is entered, press the Video Calls button,
then you may start video calling.
5
Left corresponding
button
Long press to open the Voice Command function.
6
Talk button
Press to perform dialing, talking, switch to another call, or
hold. Press & hold to activate or turn off hands free mode.
7
Home
screen button
Press to return to Home screen, press & hold to open Quick
List.
8
Star (*) button
Press to switch between upper/lower case of text input, or
press & hold to select Text Input Mode from the menu.
9
Secondary camera
You can use secondary camera to perform video calling, or to
take pictures.
10
Internet Explorer
Open the Internet browser
11
Right
corresponding
button
Press to run the displayed function of “corresponding key label” above the button.
12
End call button
Press the end call button to end the call, or press & hold to
lock the keypad.
13
Back button
Press to return to the previous page, or delete a character in
the text column.
14
Direction button
Use to scroll the page up, down, left, and right. Or press the
center round button for the OK button.
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15
Pound (#)
button
Press to insert a blank character, or press & hold to show the
Symbols List.
16
Microphone Used for making a call or recording.
17
Voice command
button
Press to activate Voice Commander and long press to activate
Voice Note.
18
Camera keypad Press to activate camera function
19
IR port Transmit data through the IR port.
20
Power button Press to switch handset mode. Hold down to turn on/off handset.
21
Primary camera
22
Wheel
Volume can be adjusted up or down. Alternatively, select an item
on the screen and press on the scrollwheel to cycle through the
available options.
23
Car antenna
connector
Connect the mobile phone to the car antenna for better call
quality. Just remove the rubber cap and connect the antenna to
the antenna connecter when in use. When not in use, please
replace the rubber cap.
24
Amplier
speaker
Press to run the displayed function of “corresponding key label”
above the button.
25
Battery cover Open the battery cover to insert the battery, and SIM card.
26
Micro SD socket
27
Microphone Used for making a call or recording.
28
Headset/Sync/
Power Port
connection
Perform data sync or recharge using the USB cable; this port
is also used to provide stereo headset for hands free calling,
listening to music, or directly connects to the AC adapter for
recharge.
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LED Indicator
The top double-co lo re d LED indicator (orange/red /g re en ) is used for
indicating the phone battery and network status. The bottom LED indicator
(blue) is used for indicating the Bluetooth status.
The table below explains what each of the different LED indicator colors
represent:
Top LED Status
Solid green Battery charging is complete.
Not lit Battery compartment is empty.
Solid orange
Battery is charging, or phone is being sync’ed with the
computer using ActiveSync through USB cable.
Flashing
green
Found telecom network.
Flashing red Insufcient battery level (less than 4%).
Flashing
orange
Ba t tery temp e r atur e is highe r tha n the speci f ied
operation range of 48°C or lower than 0°C and battery
has been stopped from charging.
Orange/green
LED indicator
Turn Off Malfunctioning Battery. Displays the “Battery
Malfunctioning” message ( ). Unplug the AC adapter
to resume ashing green LED.
Dark/fading Disconnected from the network.
Bottom LED Status
Flashing blue Bluetooth mode is in “Activated” or “Detected” mode.
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1 AC adapter Recharges the phone battery.
2 Sync cable Data synchronization with the computer.
3 Headset
The headset provides volume control buttons and Send/
End buttons. You can use the button to answer or hang
up incoming calls. Plug in the Headset/Sync connector
to listen to music or make calls.
4
Leather
pouch
For convenient carrying and protection of your phone.
Accessories
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1.2 Battery and SIM Card
The SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card is provided by your telecom
service provider. It contains your basic data, for example, the phone
number and address book.
Before inserting the card, make sure that the phone power is turned off.
!
If the SIM card is not inserted, the communication functions cannot
be used.
Insert SIM Card
1. Insert the SIM card: Insert the SIM card into the SIM socket in the
direction as indicated in the illustration
2. Remove the SIM card: Pull black plastic lever outwards to eject SIM card.
Remove the Battery
Loosen upwards the battery in the
direction as indicated in the illustration to
remove the battery
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1.3 Insert Micro-SD Card
Ins ert Micr o-SD ca rd. You can store i nformation such as pict ures,
documents, and program data on the Micro-SD card.
1. Open protective plastic cover.
2. Insert Micro-SD card: Insert Micro-SD card as shown in picture and push
in fully to the end.
3. Rem ov e Micr o- SD c ar d: Push Micro-SD card to the end, it will be
automatically ejected.
Insert Micro-SD Card
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1.4 Familiarize with the Home Screen
The 595 mobile phone provides customized factory default themes and
3D menus. Further details are provided in Chapters 10 and 11. This
manual uses the Windows default Home screen, themes and menus as
sample instructions.
The Home screen will display the following important information:
status indicator, telecom service provider, time and date, upcoming
appointments, SMS, missed calls, as well as your recently used program
icons. You can select the desired icon and then press the OK button
to access the program. The icons located on the status bar include
roaming, available UMTS/GPRS, battery status, missed calls, new
messages, reception status, and UMTS/GPRS connection.
1. To switch back to the Home screen from various programs,
press the Home page button or the Hang up button.
2. To customize the contents displayed on Home screen, including
the background picture and settings, press Start > Setup >
Home Screen.
For Home screen setup, please refer to 10.1 (Home Screen).
Familiarize with the Home Screen
1
Choose the most recently used program,
and access it directly from the Home
screen.
2
Display telecom service provider name.
3
Display date, time, and alarm status.
4
View missed calls.
5
View next scheduled appointment.
6
Display prole contents. Press once to
modify the prolie contents.
7
Press to open the message folder.
8
Press to display the program menu.
9
Displays hints such as missed calls or
new messages.
10
Display UMTS/GPRS or GSM network
status.
11
Display battery status.
12
Display network signal strength.
13
Press to access contact list, call records,
or message contents.
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Status Indicator and Program Icons
The table below explains what the most common status indicators represent:
Available GPRS
New E-mail or text message
(SMS, text message services)
Connected GPRS New instant message
Available UMTS (3G)
Multiple click text input mode,
lower case
Voice calls currently in use
Multiple click text input mode,
with the rst letter capitalized
Data calls currently in use
Multiple click te xt input mo de ,
upper case
Call forwarding activated T9 text input mode, lower case
Call waiting
T9 text input mode, with the rst
letter capitalized
Missed call T9 text input mode, locked
Con nect when SI M card is not
inserted
Numeric input mode
Speakerphone on T9 Stroke
Battery level T9 Pinyin
Insufcient battery level Ring tone off
Battery level extremely low Vibrate on incoming calls
Battery Charging Mute microphone
No battery or battery error Bluetooth
Signal strength SIM card is not inserted
Wireless connected or no signal SIM error
Wireless is off Roaming
Synchronization error Line 1/2
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The following are some of the program icons. These programs have already
been installed on the phone.
ActiveSync Syncs data between the phone and the computer.
Calculator
Runs simple math calculations such as addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Calendar
Schedules appointment(s) information and creates
meeting requests.
Call History History of all dialed numbers and missed calls.
Camera Provides multiple photoshooting modes.
Clear Storage (Note 1)
Clears data in memory, returns to factory default
values, then restarts.
ClearVue Document Allows you to read Word les on the phone.
ClearVue PDF Allows you to read PDF les on the phone.
ClearVue PPT Allows you to read PowerPoint les on the phone.
ClearVue Worksheet Allows you to read Excel les on the phone.
Comm Manager
Allows you to efciently turn on/off your phone,
sync with the computer, mute the phone, access
Bluetooth, enable/disable Direct Push etc.
Contacts Records contact information.
Download Agent
Provides download status and information such as
the content of the downloaded material.
File Explorer
Allows you to organize and manage les on the
phone.
Games
Four built-in games: Another World, MagicPuz,
Bubble Breaker and Solitaire.
Internet Explorer
For browsing the Internet / WAP websites and to
download new programs / les from the Web.
Messaging
Allows you to send and receive E-mail, text
messages, and MMS.
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MIDlet Manager
Allows you to install JAVA applications, such as
games and tools.
Pictures & Videos
Browse and manage pictures and videos stored
on the phone or memory card. Default folder is My
Pictures folder.
Pocket MSN
For inst an t mes sa gi ng w it h contacts in M SN
Messenger.
Settings
Al l ows you to con f ig u r e th e v a ri o u s ph one
settings.
Speed Dial
Allow s you to create the sp eed dial en try for
frequently dialed numbers or accessed programs.
SIM Manager
Allows you to manage the contacts stored on the
SIM card as well as copy the contacts onto the
phone.
Task Manager
Rec ords and manag es th e program s that are
currently in use.
Tasks Manages your task items.
Video Recorder Records video clips of various modes and length.
Voice Notes Allows you to record brief voice reminders.
Windows Media Allows you to playback movies and sound les.
Wireless Modem
Al low s y ou r p hon e to f unc tio n as a mod em
through Bluetooth or USB.
Network Wizard
Automatically detect your SIM card and correctly
setup the appropriate GPRS/MMS congurations.
Streaming Media
Play the Streaming Media on the web, such as
broadcasting, etc.
(Note 1) The icons above are the W indows Default icons. Your mobile phone is preinstalled with Dopod 3D menus at the factory, therefore some of the icons may be
different. To understand the 3D ic on, please refer to 11.9.
(Note 2) Restore to default settings not only removes all memor y data stored on 595,
but will also remove any of your installed programs and Dopod plug-in programs (For
example: QuickMark, MP3 Player, MagicPuz, and 3D menus). You can connect to the
Dopod member’s webpage through the Internet to download les and re-install them.
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Action: Switching from Home Screen to Comm Manager
Select <Program>
Press the OK button.
1 2
Choose the program you
wish to switch to, then
press the OK button.
Goes to your Recent
Programs.
Select Service
provider / time
Press the OK button
1 2
Choose the service provider
/ time column, press the OK
button.
Opens the Comm Manager.
Action: Switching from Home Screen to Most Recently Used Program
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Action: Switching from Home Screen to Upcoming Appointments
Select
<Appointment>
Press the OK button
1 2
Goes to your Upcoming
Appointments.
Choose the appointment
items you wish to search for,
then press the OK but ton.
Action: Switching from Home Screen to Proles
Select Proles
Press the OK button
1
Select <Proles>
Press the OK button
2
Choose the prole you wish
to use, then press the OK
button to conrm the switch.
Choose Proles, then press
the OK but ton.
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Action: Switching from Home Screen to Text Messages
Select Text
Messages
Press the OK button
1 2
Goes to the SMS Home
screen.
Select SMS, then press
the OK but ton.
Themes and 3D Menu Screen
▲ Default 3D menu
screen.
The default themes,
Home screen, and
the 3D menu on 595
can be changed (please
refer to 10.1 Home screen
section).
▲ Default Dopod 3 D
menu.
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Action: Use Device Lock
Press and hold
1 2
Action: Undo Device Lock
Select Unlock
1
Select
2
Device locked
3
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1.5 Familiarize with the Application Program Menu
The Start is located in the lower left corner of the Home screen. It can
display various program icons on a single or multiple page screen.
At the Start Menu, you can:
Press “More” or # to switch to the next page.
Press the Back button or * to switch to the previous page.
Press the Back button to switch to the previous page.
Most of the programs on the phone provide function menus (Right
function button ). You can use the directional button function or enter
the icon’s number directly.
•
•
•
Action: Using the Start Menu
Select
Start
1
Select <Program>
Then press the OK
button
2
At the Home screen, select
Start.
To view more programs,
select More.
The phone has been
pre-installed with
multiple programs
for your immediate
access. You will also
be able to install other
application programs from
the Windows MobileTM
Quick Operation CD, or
download them from the
Internet. In addition, you
can also purchase other
mobile phone software
from retailers and install
them onto the phone.
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Action: Using the Quick List
Press & hold the
Home screen button
1
Select <Mode>
Press the OK
button
2
Open Quick List. Select the option you wish
to use. You can also press
the corresponding number
key to the left.
Action: Using the Menu
Select Menu
1
Select <Menu>
or press <Number
Pad>
2
Open Menu. Use the directional button to
select the item and then press
the OK but ton or enter the icon’s
number directly.
The Quick List
provides convenient
control functions
such as phone lock,
keypad lock, inight mode,
and selection of the
phone’s other operation
modes (please refer to
10.4 Control Modes).
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Action: Using the Back Button
Press the Back
button
1 2
Press the Back button
in the application that is
currently running.
Returns to the previous
application.
Action: Return to the Home Screen
Press <Home
screen button>
1 2
Pressing the Home screen
button in any application
that is currently running
will retur n you to the Home
screen.
Return to the Home
screen.
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1.6 Restore to Default (Hard Reset)
Restore to default settings will remove all settings such as contacts,
tasks, calendar appointments, additionally installed programs, and
setup values in the memory. The phone will be reset to factory default
settings and restart. To avoid the loss of data, you can sync the data
to your computer prior to restoring the default settings. When improper
operations prevent your phone from functioning properly, you can try to
restore to factory default settings.
For data synchronization, please refer to Chapter 9 Synchronizing Your
Phone.
When the system is unable to startup, you can try to use Hard Reset
to restore to default settings. We recommend that you contact our
customer service representatives before using this function, in order
to avoid damage to your phone and data. If you need to Hard Reset
your phone, please register as a member at the Dopod website and
download the 595 software installation les to reinstall the following
software:
Game: Another world, Magic Puz
QuickMark
MP3 Player
3D menu with Dopod Desktop Theme
Cyberon Voice Commander
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Action: Using the Restore to Default
Select
Start
1
Select Accessories
Then press the OK
button
2
Select Clear
Storage
3
Open Acc essories. Go to the Restore to
Defaults program.
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