LG U8290 User Manual

U8290

User Guide

Part No. MMBB0181801 (1.1)

Printed in Korea

U8290 User Guide

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This document is the User's Guide for the LG U8290 3G Video Mobile Phone. All rights for this document are
reserved by LG Electronics. Copying, modifying and distributing this document without the consent of LG
Electronics are prohibited.

U8290 User Guide

This document is the User's Guide for the LG U8290 3G Video Mobile Phone. All rights for this
document are reserved by LG Electronics. Copying, modifying and distributing this document
without the consent of LG Electronics are prohibited.

English

Disposal of your old appliance

1. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC.

2. All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the
government or the local authorities.

3. The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

4. For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance, please contact your city office, waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the
product.

Guidelines .................................................................................. 6

Installing the SIM card .......................................................... 10

Charging the Battery .............................................................. 12

Disconnecting the charger ................................................... 13

How to use a TransFlash (TFlash) memory card ................14

Part of the Phone .................................................................... 16

Key functions ........................................................................... 17

Getting Started ........................................................................ 18

Display information ............................................................... 20

General Functions .................................................................. 23

Special Functions .................................................................. 28

Main Menu .............................................................................. 29

1. Profiles ................................................................................. 31

General ................................................................................. 31

Silent ..................................................................................... 31

Outdoor ................................................................................. 31

Vibrate only .......................................................................... 31

Headset ................................................................................ 31

Car ......................................................................................... 31

User defined 1 ..................................................................... 31

User defined 2 ..................................................................... 31

2. My Media ............................................................................. 33

2.1 Photos ............................................................................. 33

2.2 Pictures ........................................................................... 33

2.3 Sounds ............................................................................. 36

2.4 Music ............................................................................... 38

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2.5 Games & more ............................................................... 39

2.6 Videos ............................................................................. 44

2.7 Bluetooth data ............................................................... 45

2.8 External memory ........................................................... 46

3. Call register ......................................................................... 48

3.1 Missed calls ................................................................... 48

3.2 Received calls ................................................................ 48

3.3 Dialled calls .................................................................... 48

3.4 All calls ........................................................................... 48

3.5 Call durations ................................................................. 48

4. Messages ............................................................................ 50

4.1 New message ................................................................ 50

4.2 Inbox ................................................................................ 61

4.3 E-mail inbox .................................................................... 62

4.4 Drafts ............................................................................... 63

4.5 Outbox ............................................................................. 64

4.6 Sent ................................................................................. 64

4.7 Voice mail ....................................................................... 65

4.8 Templates ........................................................................65

4.9 Settings ........................................................................... 66

5. t-zones .................................................................................. 71

How to access t-zones ....................................................... 71

6. Contacts ............................................................................... 72

6.1 Add new .......................................................................... 72

6.2 Search ............................................................................. 72

6.3 Speed dials ..................................................................... 72

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6.4 Group manager .............................................................. 72

6.5 Own number ................................................................... 72

6.6 Settings ........................................................................... 73

7. Organiser ............................................................................. 74

7.1 Alarm clock .................................................................... 74

7.2 Calendar ......................................................................... 74

7.3 To do ................................................................................ 77

7.4 Memo .............................................................................. 77

7.5 Date counter .................................................................. 78

7.6 Voice recorder ............................................................... 78

7.7 Calculator ....................................................................... 79

7.8 Unit converter ................................................................ 80

7.9 World time ...................................................................... 81

7.* Stop watch ..................................................................... 82

8. Camera ................................................................................. 83

8.1 Take photo ...................................................................... 83

8.2 Take video ...................................................................... 84

8.3 Memory status ............................................................... 85

9. Settings ................................................................................ 86

9.1 Profiles (for SAT SIM) .................................................. 86

9.2 Date & Time ................................................................... 86

9.3 Favourites ....................................................................... 86

9.4 Phone settings ............................................................... 87

9.5 Call settings .................................................................... 88

9.6 Connectivity ................................................................... 93

9.7 Security ......................................................................... 100

9.8 Memory status ............................................................. 104

9.9 Handset info. ................................................................ 105

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9.* Internet ......................................................................... 105

9. # Reset settings ............................................................. 109

Troubleshooting ................................................................... 110

Accessories .......................................................................... 112

Index ....................................................................................... 114

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Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may
be dangerous or illegal. Further detailed information is
given in this manual.

Radio wave exposure and Specific Absorption Rate
(SAR) information

This mobile phone model U8290 has been designed to
comply with applicable safety requirement for
exposure to radio waves. This requirement is based on
scientific guidelines that include safety margins
designed to assure this safety of all persons,
regardless of age and health.

• The radio wave exposure guidelines employ a unit of
measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate,
or SAR.
Tests for SAR are conducted using standardized
method with the phone transmitting at its highest
certified power level in all used frequency bands.

• While there may be differences between the SAR
levels of various LG phone models, they are all
designed to meet the relevant guidelines for
exposure to radio waves.

• The SAR limit recommended by the international
Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
(ICNIRP), which is 2W/kg averaged over ten (10) gram
of tissue.

• The highest SAR value for this model phone tested by
DASY3 for use at the ear is 0.658 W/kg (10g).

• SAR data information for residents in
countries/regions that have adopted the SAR limit
recommended by the Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE), which is 1.6 W/kg
averaged over one (1) gram of tissue (for example
USA, Canada, Australia and Taiwan).

Warning: Use only batteries, charger and accessories
approved for use with this particular phone model.
The use of any other types may invalidate any
approval or warranty applying to the phone, and may
be dangerous.

• Do not disassemble this unit. Take it to a qualified
service technician when repair work is required.

• Keep away from electrical appliances such as a TV,
radio or personal computer.

Product care and maintenance

Exposure to radio frequency energy

Guidelines

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Guidelines

• The unit should be kept away from heat sources such
as radiators or cookers.

• Do not drop.

• Do not subject this unit to mechanical vibration or
shock.

• The coating of the phone may be damaged if covered
with wrap or vinyl wrapper.

• Use dry cloth to clean the exterior of the unit.
(Do not use solvent such as benzene, thinner or
alcohol.)

• Do not subject this unit to excessive smoke or dust.

• Do not keep the phone next to credit cards or
transport tickets; it can affect the information on the
magnetic strips.

• Do not tap the screen with a sharp object; otherwise,
it may damage the phone.

• Do not expose the phone to liquid or moisture.

• Use the accessories like an earphone cautiously.
Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily.

• Please remove the data cable before power on the
handset.

To enjoy optimum performance with minimum power
consumption please:

• Hold the phone as you speak to any other telephone.
While speaking directly into the microphone, angle
the antenna in a direction up and over your shoulder.

• Do not hold the antenna when the phone is in use. If
you hold it, it can affect call quality, it also may cause
the phone to operate as a higher power level that
needed and shorten talk and standby times.

All mobile phones may get interference, which could
affect performance.

• Do not use your mobile phone near medical
equipment without requesting permission. Avoid
placing the phone over the pacemaker, i.e. in your
breast pocket.

• Some hearing aids might be disturbed by mobile
phones.

• Minor interference may affect TVs, radios, PCs, etc.

Electronics devices

Efficient phone operation

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Guidelines

Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile
phones in the areas when you drive.

• Do not use a hand-held phone while driving.

• Give full attention to driving.

• Use a hands-free kit, if available.

• Pull off the road and park before making or
answering a call if driving conditions so require.

• RF energy may affect some electronic systems in
your motor vehicle such as car stereos and safety
equipment.

• If your vehicle is equipped with an air bag, do not
obstruct with installed or portable wireless
equipment. It can cause serious injury due to
improper performance.

Do not use the phone where blasting is in progress.
Observe restrictions, and follow any regulations or
rules.

• Do not use the phone at a refueIling point. Don't use
near fuel or chemicals.

• Do not transport or store flammable gas, liquid, or
explosives in the compartment of your vehicle, which
contains your mobile phone and accessories.

Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft.

• Turn off your mobile phone before boarding any
aircraft.

• Do not use it on the ground without crew permission.

In aircraft

Potentially explosive atmospheres

Blasting areaRoad safety

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Guidelines

Keep the phone in a safe place out of small children's
reach. It includes small parts which if detached may
cause a choking hazard.

Emergency calls may not be available under all cellular
networks. Therefore, you should never depend solely
on your mobile phone for emergency calls. Check with
your local service provider.

• You do not need to completely discharge the battery
before recharging. Unlike other battery systems,
there is no memory effect that could compromise the
battery's performance.

• Use only LG batteries and chargers. LG chargers are
designed to maximize the battery life.

• Do not disassemble or short-circuit the battery pack.

• Keep the metal contacts of the battery pack clean.

• Replace the battery when it no longer provides
acceptable performance. The battery pack may be
recharged hundreds of times until it needs replacing.

• Recharge the battery if it has not been used for a long
time to maximize usability.

• Do not expose the battery charger to direct sunlight
or use it in high humidity, such as the bathroom.

• Do not leave the battery in hot or cold places, this
may deteriorate the battery performance.

Battery information and care

Emergency calls

Children

Your SIM card contains your phone number, service
details and contacts and must be inserted into your
handset.

If your SIM card is removed then your handset
becomes unusable (except emergency calls) until a
valid one is inserted. Always disconnect the charger
and other accessories from your handset before
inserting and removing your SIM card.

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Installing the SIM card

n Notice

Before installing always make sure that the phone is
switched off and remove the battery.

The metal contact of the SIM card can be easily damaged
by scratches. Pay special attention to the SIM card while
handling and installing. Follow the instructions supplied
with the SIM card.

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Installing the SIM card

Charging the Battery

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To connect the travel adapter to the phone, you must
first install the battery.

1. With the arrow facing you as shown in the diagram
push the plug on the battery adapter into the socket
on the bottom of the phone until it clicks into place.

2. Connect the other end of the travel adapter to the
mains socket.
Use only the charger included in the box.

n Warning

Do not force the connector as this may damage the phone
and/or the travel adapter.

Please notice the unusual Start time that can take up
to 35 seconds at a first power on or when removing the
battery.

Disconnect the travel adapter from the phone by
pressing its side buttons as shown in the diagram.

n Note

• Ensure the battery is fully charged before using the phone.

• Do not remove your battery or the SIM card while
charging.

• The moving bars of the battery icon will stop after
charging is complete.

• If the battery is completely discharged, the charge could
take some minutes before starting.

n Note

If the battery does not charge,

• switch the phone off.

• ensure the battery is correctly fit.

Disconnecting the charger

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The phone has 20MB of internal memory, which can be
expanded using a TransFlash (TFlash) memory card.
The TransFlash product is an ultra small, semi­removable flash memory module especially designed
for mobile phones. The phone can support TransFlash
memory cards of a capacity of at least 256MB.

<How to insert a TransFlash memory card>

1. Power off the phone. Inserting or removing the

TransFlash when the phone is on may damage the
files stored in the memory card.

2. Lift the plastic cover which protects the TransFlash
slot.

3. Insert the memory card in the slot. The gold contacts
must be kept on the back of the TransFlash. Don’t
push the TransFlash too much. If it cannot enter
easily in the slot, you may be trying to insert it in the
wrong way or there could be a foreign object in the
slot.

How to use a TransFlash (TFlash) memory card

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<Transflash memory card>

4. Once inserted, push the memory card until you hear

a “click”, meaning that the TransFlash has been
correctly blocked.

5. Close the slot plastic protection.

6. To remove the memory card, power off the phone,

open the slot protection and push the TransFlash to
unlock it. Carefully extract the memory card.

Attention:

• Avoid using the Flash Memory Card when the battery
is low.

• When writing to the card, wait for the operation to

complete before removing the card.

• The card is designed to fit easily into the system one

way only.

• Do not bend the card or force it into the slot.

• Do not insert any other kind of memory cards
different from TransFlash.

For more information on the TransFlash, please refer to
the instructions manual of the memory card.

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How to use a TransFlash (TFlash) memory card

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Parts of the Phone

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Sub LCD

Flash/light

Camera

SIM card

socket

Battery terminals

Cable connector/
Battery charging connector

Stereo headset

connector

Volume keys

Smart key
(Task Manager /
Music Launcher)

Slot for external
Memory Card

Sides of handset

Battery cover

Battery

n Note

Connect jack to fit the
shape of terminal.
Otherwise, product can
be damaged.

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Key functions

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Main display

Camera

Send key

Left soft key

activates the prompts displayed

on screen in the left soft box.

Video call/Call list key

Speaker

End key On/Off

OK key+4-way
navigation key

Right soft key

activates the prompts displayed
on screen in the right soft box.

Clear key

Microphone

Ensure that your SIM card is in your handset and the
battery is charged.
Press and hold the key until power is on.
Enter the SIM PIN code that was supplied with your
SIM card if PIN code setting is on.
After a few seconds you will be registered on the
network.

Press and hold the key until power is off.
There may be a few seconds delay while the handset
powers down.
Do not re-power the handset during this time.

You can use the access codes described in this
section to avoid unauthorized use of your phone. The
access codes (except PUK and PUK2 codes) can be
changed by using the Change codes feature [Menu

9.7.5].

PIN code (4 to 8 digits)

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code
protects your SIM card against unauthorized use. The
PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. When
the PIN Code Request is set to Enable, your phone will
request the PIN code every time it is switched on.
When the PIN Code Request is set to Disable, your
phone connects to the network directly without the
PIN code.

PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits)

The PIN2 code, supplied with some SIM cards, is
required to access functions such as Fixed Dial
Number. These functions are only available if
supported by your SIM card.

PUK code (4 to 8 digits)

The PUK (PIN Unblocking Key) code is required to
unlock a blocked PIN code. The PUK code may be
supplied with the SIM card. If not, contact your
network operator’s customer service for the code.
If you lose the code, contact your network operator’s
customer service.

Access Codes

Turning your handset off

Turning your handset on

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PUK2 code (4 to 8 digits)

The PUK2 code, supplied with some SIM cards, is
required to unlock a blocked PIN2 code. If you lose the
code, contact your network operator’s customer
service.

Security code (4 to 8 digits)

The security code protects the unauthorized use of
your phone. The default security code is set to ‘0000’
and the security code is required to delete all phone
entries and to restore the handset to factory setting.

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Getting Started

This is the initial screen of the phone that appears
when there is no SIM card installed in the phone, or
the installed SIM card is invalid. In this screen, users
can only make emergency calls, and turn the phone
off. To turn off the phone, press and hold the End key
for a few seconds.

Screen Structure

If there is no SIM card installed, an animation telling
you to insert a SIM card appears. If the SIM card
inserted into the phone is invalid, an animation telling
you that the SIM card is locked appears.

Emergency Call Function

The Left soft key is represented by “SOS” on the
screen. Press left softkey or key your emergency
number using the number keys, and then press the OK
key to make an emergency call.

The idle screen appears when you have installed a
proper SIM card and turned the phone on.

Screen Structure

Idle screen consists of the operator’s name, indicators,
date, and time on a background image. You can
change the wallpaper in the display settings menu.

Key Functions

The functions of the keys in the idle screen status are
described below.

Idle ScreenNo SIM Idle Screen

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Display information

The numbering screen appears when a number key is
pressed in the idle screen.

Screen Structure

The numbering screen consists of status indicators,
dialled number, and soft menu. Status indicators are
the same as that of the idle screen. You can change
the size and colour of the dialling font in the display
settings menu. You can make a call while dialling a
phone number by pressing the Send or Video Call key.

Soft Key

You can use the soft keys for several functions while
dialling a number. Using the left most soft key, you can
save the current number to Contacts, you can send a
message to the number, you can search for the
number in Contacts and you can make a voice
call/video call.

When the Handset Lock function is selected, you can
only make an emergency call, release the lock, and
turn off the phone in this screen. As always, you can
turn the phone off by pressing and holding the End key
for a few seconds.

Screen Structure

The screen structure of the Handset Lock screen is the
same as that of the idle screen, except that the lock
message appears instead of the idle screen.

Emergency Call Function

You can make an emergency call using the Left soft
key. As with the No SIM Idle screen, only emergency
numbers can be dialled.

Handset Lock ScreenNumbering Screen

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Display information

Unlock Function

If you press the OK key, a popup screen appears
asking you to input the Security code to unlock the
phone. The Security code is configured by selecting
Settings > Security > Change password. If you key in
an incorrect Security Code, the phone will remain in
Handset Lock status. If you key in the correct Security
Code, the phone will be unlocked, and the idle screen
will be displayed. If you have turned the phone off in
the Handset Lock status, you will find the phone
remains in Handset Lock status when you turn it on.

This service obstruct calling service in some condition.
and this condition can be edited by user (9. Settings >

7. Security > 3. Call barring)
The barring password is required when you use the

call barring function. The password is obtained from
the your network operator's customer service when
you subscribe to this function.

While this service is activated, caller will hear the
information message that this call is not connected
because of user's reason.

Barring Password

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Display information

Ensure you tell the other party before recording a
voice call.

You can make a video call in 3G
covered service area. If called user
have a 3G video phone in 3G covered
service area, the call will be
established.

You can also answer a video call for
video incoming call

To make/answer a video call, do the
following.

1. Input the phone number using the
keypad, or select the phone number
from the calls made/received lists.

n Note

To correct mistakes, press the key briefly to delete the
last number, or press and hold the key to delete all
numbers.

2. If you do not want to use the speakerphone, ensure
you have the headset plugged in.

3. To start the video function, press .

n Note

You will be notified that you will need to close other
applications to make the video call.

n Note

The video call may take some time to connect. Please be
patient. The connection time will also depend on how
quickly the other party answers the call. While the video
call is connecting, you will see your own images; after the
other party has answered, their image will be displayed on
screen.

4. Adjust the camera position if necessary.

5. Press the end key to finish the call, or close the

handset.

Making a voice call

1. Enter the number including the full area code.

] To delete a digit press the key.

To delete all digits press and hold the key.

2. Press the key to make the call.

Making and Answering a video call

Making and Answering calls

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General Functions

3. Press the key to finish the call, or close the
handset.

n Note

To activate the speakerphone during a call, press and hold
the key for at least 2 secs.

Making a voice/video call from
Contacts

It is easy to call anyone whose
number you have stored in your
Contacts.

Press the down navigation key to
access the contacts list.

Scroll to your chosen contact. Press
the key to make a voice call,
or key to make a video call. Press
the key to finish the call.

Making International Calls

1. Press and hold the key for the international

prefix. The ‘+’ character can be replaced with the
international access code.

2. Enter the country code, area code, and the phone
number.

3. Press the key.

Adjusting the Volume

During a call, if you want to adjust the earpiece
volume, use the side keys of the handset. In idle mode
with the flip cover open, you can adjust the key volume
using the side keys.

Answering a Call

When you receive a call, the phone rings and the
flashing phone icon appears on the screen. If the
caller can be identified, the caller’s phone number (or
name if stored in your Contacts) is displayed.

1. Open the flip and press the key to answer an
incoming call.
If the answer mode is set to Press any key, any key
will answer a call except for the key.

n Note

• To reject an incoming call, press the key or the right
soft key twice.

• If you set “Answer mode” as “Open flip” (Menu 9.5.8), you
can answer the call simply by opening the flip.

2. End the call by closing the handset or pressing the
key.

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General Functions

n Note

You can answer a call while using the Contacts or other
menu features.

Signal Strength

If you are inside a building, being near a window
may give you better reception. You can see the
strength of your signal by the signal indicator see the
strength ( ) on your handset's display screen.

Entering Text

You can enter alphanumeric characters using the
keypad.
For example, storing names in the Contacts, writing a
message, creating a personal greeting or scheduling
events in the calendar all require entering text.
Following text input methods are available in the
handset.

Changing the Text Input Mode

1. When you are in a field that allows characters to be

entered, you will notice the text input mode indicator
in the upper right corner of the display.

2. Short pressing the key cycles between ,
, and . A long press changes mode

to .

Using the T9 Mode

The T9 predictive text input mode allows you to enter
words easily with a minimum number of key presses.
As you press each key, the handset begins to display
the characters that it thinks you are typing based on a
built-in dictionary. As new letters are added, the word
changes to reflect the most likely candidate from the
dictionary.

1. When you are in the T9 predictive text input mode,

start entering a word by pressing keys to .
Press one key per letter.

] The word changes as letters are typed - ignore

what’s on the screen until the word is typed
completely.

] If the word is still incorrect after typing completely,

press the key once or more to cycle through
the other word options.

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General Functions

Example

Press to type Good.
Press the key to get Home.

] If the desired word is missing from the word choices

list, add it by using the ABC mode.

2. Enter the whole word before editing or deleting any
keystrokes.

3. Complete each word with a space by pressing
the key.

To delete letters, press the key.
Press and hold down the key to erase entire words.

Using the ABC Mode

Use the to . keys to enter your text.

1. Press the key labelled with the required letter:

] Once for the first letter
] Twice for the second letter
] And so on

2. To insert a space, press the

key once. To delete

letters, press the key. Press and hold down the

key to clear the display.

Using the 123 (Number) Mode

The 123 Mode enables you to enter numbers in a text
message(a telephone number, for example).

Press the keys corresponding to the required digits
before manually switching back to the appropriate text
entry mode.

Using the Symbol Mode

The symbol mode enables you to enter various
symbols or special characters.

To enter a symbol, select [Options] > [Insert] >
[Symbol]. Use the navigation and numeric keys to
select the desired symbol and press the

key.

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General Functions

Key description

Each key can be used for several symbols. There are
shown below.

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General Functions

Characters in the order display

Lower case Upper case

. , ? ! 1 . , ? ! 1
a b c 2 à á â ã ä å æ ç A B C 2 À Á Â Ã Ä Å ÆÇ
d e f 3 è é ê ë D E F 3 È É Ê Ë
g h i 4 ì í î ï G H I 4 Ì Í Î Ï
j k l 5 £ J K L 5 £
m n o 6 ñ ò ó ô õ ö ø œ M N O 6 Ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö Ø Œ
p q r s 7 ß $ P Q R S 7 ß $
t u v 8 ù ú û ü T U V 8 Ù Ú Û Ü
w x y z 9 W X Y Z 9
Space 0 Space 0

1
2
3

4
5
6
7
8
9
0

Key

Task Manager works when the phone is open,
displaying on the main display the list of modules
currently running. It uses this list to control switching
between modules, present status confirmation and
close modules.

Task Manager can be accessed by pressing the Smart
key on the side of the phone under the volume keys.

• Side Smart key (short press, phone open)

Displays the menu list on the main display. This
function ensures that the menu is displayed regardless
of which module is running.

Music Launcher works in idle, when the phone is
closed. It allows to launch immediately the music
player without opening the phone. Music Launcher
can be accessed by long-pressing the Smart key on
the side of the phone.

• Side Smart key (long press, phone closed)

Displays the Music menu on the sub-LCD. Options can
be selected with the volume side keys and confirmed
with new presses on the Smart key.

Music Player Quick LauncherMulti Tasking

Special Functions

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You can launch a menu by pressing the OK key in the idle screen. Move to a desired item and press the OK key to go
into the sub menu.

From main menu you can also go into a submenu by directly pressing the corresponding numeric key as follows.
The main menu consists of the following high-level and sub menus.

1. [SAT services] (with
network operator
specific service name
stored on SIM card) or
Profiles (if SAT not
supported by SIM)

General
Silent
Outdoor
Vibrate only
Headset
Car
User defined 1
User defined 2

2. My Media

Photos
Pictures
Sounds
Music
Games & more
Videos
Bluetooth data
External memory

3. Call register

Missed calls
Received calls
Dialled calls
All calls
Call durations

4. Messages

New message
Inbox
E-mail inbox
Drafts
Outbox
Sent
Voice mail
Templates
Settings

5. t-zones

How to access t-zones

Main Menu

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6. Contacts

Add new
Search
Speed dials
Group manager
Own number
Settings

7. Organiser

Alarm clock
Calendar
To do
Memo
Date counter
Voice recorder
Calculator
Unit converter
World time
Stop watch

8. Camera

Take photo
Take video
Memory status

9. Settings

Profiles (for SAT SIM)
Date & Time
Favourites
Phone settings
Call settings
Connectivity
Security
Memory status
Handset info.
Internet
Reset settings

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Main Menu

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Depending on the support or not of SAT (i.e. SIM
Application Toolkit) services on the SIM card, the
menu 1 may be different.
In case the SIM card supports SAT services, menu 1
will be the operator specific service name stored on
the SIM card, for instance “Special”. Please refer in
that case to the information provided with your SIM
card for further information on how to use the related
options.
In case the SIM card does not support SAT services,
menu 1 will be “Profiles” and allows you to select or
customize some of the alert profiles. The following
describes this menu Profiles.
You can select ring tone or vibration for an incoming
call and configure the sound and volume of the ring
tone, button sound, and sound effect, according to a
profile. The profiles provided include [General],
[Silent], [Outdoor], [Vibrate only], [Headset], [Car],
[User defined 1], and [User defined 2]. Select a profile,
and press the OK button to activate the profile. The
[Silent], [Vibrate only], [Headset], and [Car] profiles do
not have an Option menu. Move the cursor to the
corresponding profile. Then menus available are
displayed on the softbar below the screen. Select the
Edit menu for [General], [Outdoor], [Headset], [Car],

[User defined 1] & [User defined 2] profile to change
the configuration.

The different list of options available when each profile
has been selected for editing.

1. Alert type

2. Ringtones

3. Effect tones

This option determines the incoming call notification
mode. You can select from [Ringing], [Vibration], [Light
only], [Ring & vibration], [Vibration after ring], [Ring
after vibration], [Max. ring & vibration].

a. Voice call tone: This option determines the

notification (incoming call) from Line1

b. Video call tone: This option determines the incoming

Video telephony call.

c. Volume: This option determines the ring tone volume

for incoming call notification.

Ringtones

Alert type

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a. Key tone: Key tone effect This option determines the

key tone that is played when a key is pressed.

b. Feedback tone: This option determines the warning

tone that is played for: [Feedback popup],
[No network], [No battery], [When Delete all
execute], [Factory default press], [Memory full],
[Warning popup].

c. Effect tone volume: This option determines the

volume at which the key tones & Feedback tone
need to be played.

To change Effect tones and its volume:

1. Select Effect tones and press Select.

2. Choose from the list of Options Key tone, Feedback

tone, Effect tone volume.

3. Change the settings and press Done to save the
changes.

Effect tones

You can save photos taken using the camera in the
Photos folder and create new folders to manage them.
You can also save selected files as animated Gifs and
send multiple files to other people.

The detailed functions offered in submenu Options are
as follows:

1. Create a new folder.

2. View/Edit/Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all/Rename

photo(s).

3. Mark/Unmark one or all photo(s).

4. Send a photo via MMS, Email or Bluetooth.

5. Set photo as wallpaper on main or front display.

6. Start or set (normal or full screen, at what pace) a

slide show.

7. Create with different photos an animated GIF file (Up
to 10 files of 176X220 resolution and the limitation of
file size is 2Mbyte for displaying).

8. Sort by name, date or file extension.

9. View the photo(s) as simple or detailed list, in a grid.

*. Memory info (handset or external memory card).
#. View file information.

The folder Pictures consists of More pictures, an
embedded link for downloading pictures from t-zones,
and My pictures as default folder for downloaded
pictures.

2.2.1 More pictures

You can download contents from T-Mobile wireless
portal site.
Please note that additional cost may occur when using
online services.

2.2.2 My pictures

You can here manage, send or set as wallpaper
downloaded pictures.

2.2 Pictures

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The detailed functions are as follow:

1. Create a new folder.

2. View/Edit/Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all/Rename

picture(s).

3. Mark/Unmark one or all picture(s).

4. Send a picture via MMS, E-mail or Bluetooth if not

protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).

5. Set a picture as wallpaper for the main or front
display.

6. Start or set (normal or full screen, at what pace) a
slide show.

7. Create with different pictures an animated GIF file.

8. Sort the files by name, date or file extension.

9. View the picture(s) in a simple or detailed list, or in a

grid.

*. Memory info (handset or external memory card).
#. View file information.

You can view JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP and WBMP
images with the Image Viewer. The images are
displayed in thumbnail images. 9 thumbnail images are
displayed on a screen at a time. You can use various
functions by using the [Option] key.

When a file selected the following Option keys will be
displayed.

- New Folder: You can create a new folder within
the folder currently selected.

- Files: You can view, edit, move, copy, delete, delete
all and rename a file.

The detailed functions are as follows:

1. View/Edit/Rename/Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all.

2. Send a file via MMS, E-mail and Bluetooth if not

protected by Digital Rights Management(DRM).

3. Full

4. Zoom

5. Set as wallpaper

6. Slide show

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7. Go to list

8. file info.

- Mark/Unmark: Using the Mark function, you can
send, delete, move and copy multiple files.

- Send via: You can send a file via E-mail, MMS and
Bluetooth.

- Set as wallpaper: You can set a selected file as
wallpaper, i.e. background image on the main or
front display.

- Slide show: You can run the slide show.

- Make animated GIF: You can create a GIF
animation.

- Sort by(Name, Date, Type): You can list files by
sort.

- View by(Simple list/Detailed list/Grid): You can
select a view type.

- Memory info.: You can view the current phone
memory and external memory status.

- File info.: You can view the file information.

Press the soft 2 key to execute [Send] function
immediately.

Select a thumbnail in the Thumbnail list screen, and
select [View] to view the image enlarged.

In the large image screen, you can view in full screen
mode by clicking [Full] at the centre, and you can
execute the [Send] function using the soft 2 key.

Using the Options menu, you can use the following
functions.

Using [Files] menu, you can delete, rename and edit a
file and you can view the file information. Using the
Edit menu, you can rotate, resize and crop an image
and you can insert text or an effect.

Select [Files] and select Edit option to enter the Edit
window.

In the Edit window, you can use the following different
functions using the Option key.

- Files: You can open, move, copy, delete and rename
a file. You an also view the file information.

• Select [Save] to save the edited image.

• Select [Rotate] to rotate the image by 90°, 180° or
270°.

• Select [Resize] to resize the image to smaller size.

• Select [Insert] to add Text, Frame, Element.

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• Select [Edit object] to use the Defect & Clipping
functions.

• Select [Effect] to apply the desired effect to the
image.

• Select [Mirror] to reverse as a mirror image
(right><left).

• Select [Undo/Redo] to undo or redo the last
operation on the image.

- Send via: You can send a file via E-mail, MMS and
Bluetooth.

- Full: You can view in full screen mode.

- Zoom: You can select zoom level, 2X, 4X, or 8X.

- Set as wallpaper: You can set a selected file as as
wallpaper, i.e. background image on the main or front
display.

- Slide Show: You can run the slide show.

- Go to list.

- File info: You can view the file Information.

[ ] Copyright protected media contents.

(DRM(Digital Rights Management))
You can't render this picture.

[ ] Expired copyright protected picture. You render

use this picture. You can updates some media
contents at File manager > Options > 2. Files

> 2. Activate

The folder Sounds consists of t-music, an embedded
link for downloading sounds from t-zones, and My
sounds as default folder for recorded or downloaded
sounds.

2.3.1 t-music

You can download contents from T-Mobile wireless
portal site.
Please note that additional cost may occur when using
online services.

2.3.2 My sounds

You can here manage, send or set as ringtones
downloaded sounds.

The detailed functions are as follow:

1. Play the sound.

2. Create a new folder.

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3. Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all/Rename sound(s).

4. Mark/Unmark one or all sound(s).

5. Send a sound via MMS, E-mail or Bluetooth if not

protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).

6. Set a sound as ringtone for voice or video incoming
calls.

7. Sort the files by name, date or file extension.

8. View the sound files(s) in a simple or detailed list, or

in a grid.

9. Memory info (handset or external memory card).

#. View file information.

When option 1. Play is selected, the sound will be
played with the Media Player. To pause playback,
press the OK key during the playback. To resume the
paused playback, press the OK key once again.

To set an area to repeat continuously, press Right Soft
key (A->B) to mark the point where you want to the
area to start and then press Right Soft key (A->B)
again to mark the point where you want the area to
end. The selected area will then repeat continuously.

Press Right Soft key (A->B) once again, while playing
the selected area to release Area Repeat mode.

You can enter the Option menu by pressing the left soft
key where you use the various utility functions using
the up and down keys.

Move to the desired menu using the up and down key
and press the OK key.

1. Background Play: You can play a file as Background
music.

2. Play/Pause: You can play, or pause playing a file.

3. Send Via: You can send a file via MMS, E-mail and

Bluetooth if not protected by Digital Rights
Management (DRM).

- Multimedia msg: You can send a file being played

via MMS.

- E-mail: You can send a file being played via E-mail.

- Bluetooth: You can send a file being played via

Bluetooth.

4. Ringtone: A sound can also be set as a ring tone for
incoming voice or video calls.

5. Mute/Unmute: If the Volume is set at more than 0,
the Unmute mode goes active, and if the Volume is
at 0, the Mute mode is activated.

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6. Set repeat: You can set the Repeat mode.

- None: You can release the Repeat mode.

- Current file: You can repeat the current file.

- All files: You can play all files in the current
directory.

- Shuffle: You can play a file randomly.

7. Area Repeat(A->B): You can set the Area Repeat
mode.

8. Player settings: You can apply Visual effects &
Player skins & Equalizer to the player.

9. File Info: You can check Information on a file being
played (File name, Size, Date, Type, Protection
status).

2.4.1 Mobile Jukebox

You can easily download music clips from t-zones, the
mobile Internet portal by T-Mobile. Selecting Mobile
Jukebox guides you directly to a rich variety of music,
ranging from current charts to different music
categories. Please note that additional cost may occur
when using online services.

2.4.2 My music

You can manage downloaded music in this folder.
The detailed functions are as follows:

1. Play the music file.

2. Create a new folder.

3. Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all/Rename music file(s).

4. Mark/Unmark one or all music files(s).

5. Send a music file via MMS, E-mail or Bluetooth if not

protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).

6. Set a music file as ringtone for voice or video
incoming calls.

7. Sort the files by name, date or file extension.

8. View the music files(s) in a simple or detailed list, or

in a grid.

9. Memory info (handset or external memory card).

#. View file information.

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2.4.3 Playlists

You can make a list of downloaded music files and play
a selected file in the list.

How to make a list:

2.5.1 t-games

You can easily download games and other applications
by selecting this menu When you select this menu, the
browser application will be launched and you will be
directly connected to the games section of t-zones.
The downloaded applications will be stored in the ‘My
games & more’ folder by default. Please note that
additional cost may occur when using online services.

2.5.2 My games & more

The downloaded games & other applications are
stored in this folder. When you select ‘My games &
more’ menu, you can see the list of installed
applications. You can open the installed applications
for use. When the free space of the file system is less
than 64 kilo bytes, Java can not be launched. You will
see the error message ‘Insufficient space’. After
deleting some files from the common memory space,
you can launch the Java application without error.

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Options

A menu displaying the various option settings is
displayed. These options when changed will affect
only the selected Java application. Each Java
application has different settings. Changes made on
one Java application do not reflect on the other Java
applications.

1. Open

Opens the selected Java application.

2. Delete

Deletes the selected Java application. You can’t
delete the preinstalled Java application because this
option is not displayed for the pre-installed Java
application.

3. File info.

Displays the file information of the selected Java
application file. The name(application name),
Vendor, Version(application version),
Size(application's jar file size), Date(installed date),
and Authentication information associated with the
file are displayed. The authentication information
may be different for a signed Java application.

When the application is signed, the name of the
verified certificate is displayed, and ‘View Cert.’ soft
menu is displayed as the left soft key.

But, you can’t see this soft menu at first since pre­installed application (ActionInLife) isn’t a signed
Java application.
If you download and install a signed application, you
can see the name and details of certificate in File
info.

- View Cert(only in case of certified application)
If the selected Java application is a signed by a

trusted party then the detailed certificate
information will be displayed.

4. Permission settings

A Java application downloaded from the internet
has a set of default permissions that the user can
modify. Such modifications performed on one Java
Application are not reflected on the other ones.
Please note that the availability of these permission
settings may depend on the type and authentication
of the Java application.
In case of a pre-installed Java application,
Permission settings can not be changed, all
permissions are granted without any prompt.

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In case of signed Java Applications, the permissions
settings are pre-defined and can not be changed.
For each option below, you can change the
Permission settings.

- Net access
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application when it tries to connect to the
internet.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time the Java application tries to access the
internet.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to make a network access
connection, the attempt will not be successful without
prompt.

- Application auto invocation
A registered special SMS or Event may try to invoke

an already residing Java application in the phone.
The user can define the action to be taken when this

type of event occurs.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time some special event tries to invoke a java
application.

• No, don't ask any more

If some other specially registered event tries to open a
Java application, the attempt will not be successful.

- Messaging
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application if it tries send message(SMS). The
user can define the settings when this type of action
is performed.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time the Java application tries to send the
message.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to send a message, the
attempt will not be successful.

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- Multimedia recording
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application if it tries to capture a still image
with a camera.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, this application will prompt the

user each time it tries to capture a still image with a
camera.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to capture a still image

with a camera, the attempt will not be successful.

- Read user data access
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application if it tries to read data from Personal
Information of the mobile.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time the Java application tries to read from the
personal information of the phone.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to read PIM data, the
attempt will not be successful.

- Write user data access
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application if it tries to write in the personal
Information of the phone.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time the Java application tries to write in the
personal information of the phone.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to write PIM data, the
attempt will not be successful.

- File connection
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application if it tries to connect to a file. The
user can define the settings when this type of action
is performed.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time the Java application tries to connect to a
file.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to make a file connection,
the attempt will not be successful.

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- Phone call
This menu is used to select the behaviour of the

Java application when it tries to dial a phone
number.

n Note

• Prompt each time
If this option is selected, the application will prompt the
user each time the Java application tries to dial to a
phone number.

• No, don't ask any more
When the application attempts to dial a phone number,
the attempt is stopped.

5. Profile settings
When you select this option, you can see the list of

the Profile settings. Each profile has detailed setting
values, you can see the detailed setting values by
selecting 'View' soft menu. One of the profiles has to
be selected for each application, and the selected
profile will be used when the application tries to
connect to the network.

The default selected profile is nomally same with the
browser's default profile(the only exception is
Austria version, in case of Austria version, the
default profile is different from the browser's default

profile). If you change browser's default profile, Java
applications' default profile will be changed as well
(Austria version's default profile of Java applications
is not changed at all). The browser's default profile
could be changed by the '9.* Internet’ menu. For the
detailed information, please refer to “How to
connect to Internet (Internet settings)” section.

You can also change the profile for each application.
To set a specific profile to each application, the only

thing you have to do is select one profile from the
profile list. When you select one profile, it is just set
to the selected application. This change made on
one application never be reflected on others. By
using this way, all the applications can have
different profiles. From the profile settings fields,
ProxyIP address, Proxy port, and Access point fields
are used for network access.

To add, delete, and edit the profile lists, please refer
to the '9.* Internet' menu of this manual.

6. Memory info.
You can view the memory usage information for the

applications. It displays the total memory, used
memory & the free space available for the
applications.

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The folder Videos consists of t-movies, an embedded
link for downloading videos from t-zones, and My
videos as default folder for recorded or downloaded
video clips.

2.6.1 t-movies

You can download contents from T-Mobile wireless
portal site.
Please note that additional cost may occur when using
online services.

2.6.2 My videos

You can here manage or send downloaded or captured
videos clips.

The detailed functions are as follow:

1. Play the video clip.

2. Create a new folder.

3. Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all/Rename video clip(s).

4. Mark/Unmark one or all video clip(s).

5. Send a video clip via MMS, E-mail or Bluetooth if not

protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).

6. Sort the files by name, date or file extension.

7. View the video files(s) in a simple or detailed list, or

in a grid.

8. Memory info (handset or external memory card).

9. View file information.

You can view a video using the video player. Video
files are displayed in the list as thumbnails. You can
select a desired video by using the Up, Down, Left, and
Right keys. Select a desired video and select Play to
view the recorded video.

Select [Send Via] to attach the selected video to an
MMS message and an Bluetooth service.

- New Folder: You can create a new folder within the
folder currently selected.

- Files: You can open, move, copy, delete and rename
a file. You can also view the file information.

- Mark/unmark: Using the Mark function, you can
send, delete, move and copy multiple files. You can
make a GIF animation if the file is an image file.

- Send via: You can send a file via E-mail, MMS and
Bluetooth, if file is not protected by Digital Rights
Management (DRM).

- Sort by(Name, Date, Type): You can list files by sort.

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- View by(Simple list/Detailed list/Grid): You can
select a view type.

- Memory info.: You can view the current phone
memory and external memory status.

- File info.: You can view the file information.

When option 1. Play is selected, the video clip will be
played with the Media Player. To pause the playback,
press the OK key during the playback. To resume the
paused playback, press the OK key once again.

To capture the screen shot, press the right soft key
when the playback is paused.

To view the current playback in full screen, press the
right soft key during the playback.

To return to the previous screen size, press the right
soft key once again in the full screen mode.

1. Pause/Play: You can play or pause playing a file for

a moment.

2. Send via: You can send a file.

- Multimedia msg.: You can send a file being played
via MMS.

- E-mail: You can send a file being played via E-mail.

- Bluetooth: You can send a file being played via
Bluetooth if the file is not protected by Digital
Rights Management (DRM).

3. Full screen: You can enlarge the video screen being
played to full view (activating only in the Play mode).

4. Capture: You can save what is on the paused screen
in an image file (activating only in the Pause mode).

5. Mute/Unmute: If the Volume is set to more than 0,
the Mute mode goes active and if the Volume is set
to 0, the Unmute mode goes active.

6. Player settings: You can apply Visual effects &
Player skins & Equalizer to the player.

7. File info.: You can check information on files being
played (File name, Size, Date, Type, Protection
status).

8. Add bookmark

The files received using Bluetooth are saved in this
folder. You cannot create a sub-folder within the
Bluetooth data folder.

Although all types of files can be saved here, you can
only copy or move files managed by My Media. To set

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a file as your wallpaper or ringtone, you must copy or
move the file into the corresponding folder. For
example, you can copy *.jpg files to My Pictures folder,
*.mp3 files to My Sounds and *.3gp files to My Videos.
You cannot copy or move files that are not managed by
My Media.

The options displayed depend on the type of file
selected. For instance, in case of an image, the
following functions are supported.

1. Open/Edit/Move/Copy/Delete/Delete all/Rename
file(s).

2. Mark/Unmark one or all file(s).

3. Send a file via MMS, E-mail or Bluetooth if not

protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).

4. If relevant, set an image as wallpaper for the main or
front display.

5. If relevant, start or set (normal or full screen, at what
pace) a slide show.

6. If relevant, create with different pictures an
animated GIF file.

7. Sort the files by name, date or file extension.

8. View the files(s) in a simple or detailed list, or in a

grid.

9. Memory info (handset or external memory card).
*. View file information.

If you purchase an optional external TransFlash
memory card, you can manage more content. Refer to
the section “How to use a TransFlash (TFlash) memory
card” to learn how to insert and remove the memory
card. You can manage content using the following
menus as you do on your phone.

1. Photos

Provides the same functions as those in the Photos
menu on your phone. If you have external memory
installed on your phone, you can save pictures taken
by the camera directly to the external memory.
Although all the functions are the same as those on
your phone, the wallpaper function is not supported.
To set a picture as your wallpaper, you must copy or
move the picture to the phone.

2. Pictures

Provides the same functions as those in the My
Pictures menu on your phone.

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3. Sounds

Provides the same functions as those in the My
Sounds menu on your phone.

4. Music

Provides the same functions as those in the My Music
menu on your phone.

5. Videos

Provides the same functions as those in the My Videos
menu on your phone.

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You can view missed, received, dialled and entire call
records.

Each call record menu provides the following
functions.

- You can make a voice or video call to the number in

the call record.

- You can save the number in the call record in the

Contacts.

- You can send a message to the number in the call

record.

- You can view detailed information of the call records

such as the date, time and call time.

- You can clear call records.

Allows you to view missed call records, make a call,
send a message, and save the number in the Contacts.

Allows you to view received call records, make a call,
send a message, and save the number in the Contacts.

Allows you to view dialled call records, make a call,
send a message, and save the number in the Contacts.

Allows you to view all of the missed, received, and
dialled call records. You can make a call, or send a
message to the number you have selected from the
records. You can also save the number in the Contacts.

You can view call time by types. Press Options key to
choose whether partial initialization or entire
initialization. Also Press Clear key for initialization of
selected duration type. Initialisation will require your
Security code.

3.5.1 Last Call

Shows the latest call time in units of
hour/minute/second.

3.5 Call durations

3.4 All calls

3.3 Dialled calls

3.2 Received calls

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3. Call register

3.5.2 Received calls

Shows incoming call time.

3.5.3 Dialled calls

Shows outgoing call time.

3.5.4 All calls

Shows total call time.

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4. Messages

4.1.1 Text Message

1. Press the OK key in idle mode and select Messages.

(You can also use the left navigation key from idle to
directly access the Messages menu)

2. Select New Message and press the OK key.

3. Select Text Message and press

the OK key.

4. Enter a number in the To field
directly or search for a number
from the Phonebook.

5. Pressing the Down key shows
another To field in which you can
enter a number.
(You can enter up to 10 numbers)
(If you press the key without entering a number, the
focus is moved to the Message field)

6. If you press the Down key, the focus is moved to the
Message field.

7. Enter your message in the Message field.

Option Menus in To Field

1. Press the left soft key. A popup window will appears.

2. Select 1 Search from the popup menu and press OK

or the Right key. The second popup window will
appears.

a. Message log from the second

popup menu (Search from the
message log).

b. Call log from the second popup

menu (Search from the Call log).

c. Contacts from the second

popup menu (Search from the
Phonebook).

3. Press popup menu 2 and press the OK key: Send
message

4. Press popup menu 3 and press the OK key: Save to
draft

5. Press popup menu 4 and press the OK key: Exit

6. Press the right soft key or Back key to the previous

screen or the To field.

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Option Menus in Message Field

1. Press the left soft key. A popup window will appears.

2. Select 1 Insert from the popup menu and press OK or

the Right key. The second popup window will
appears.

a. Add New Slide from the second popup menu
b. Add CC from the second popup menu
c. Add Subject Title from the second popup menu
d. Enter Symbol from the second popup menu
e.Enter Template from the second popup menu
f. Contacts from the second popup menu
g. Insert Photos from the second popup menu
h. Insert Pictures from the second popup menu
i.Insert Sounds from the second popup menu
j. Insert Videos from the second popup menu
k. Insert New photo from the second popup menu
l. Insert New sound from the second popup menu
m. Insert New Video from the second popup

menu(Selecting a menu other than d, e, and f
displays Multimedia message screen.)
(Input procedures are the same as those for the
Multimedia message.)

3. Press the popup menu 2 Dictionary and press the OK
key to select a language.

4. Press the popup menu 3 Send Message and press
the OK key to send the message.

5. Press the popup menu 4 Save to draft and press the
OK key to save the message.

6. Press the popup menu 5 Exit and press the OK key to
exit the Message window.

In Text Message,
If you insert an image, a sound, a video clip, CC or
subject, the screen is changed to Multimedia Message
screen.

4.1.2 Multimedia message

To send a video you have stored on
your phone:

1. Press the OK key from idle and
select Messages.

2. Select New Message and press
the OK key.

3. Select Multimedia Message and
press the OK key.

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4. Enter phone numbers in the To and CC fields.
Select Options > Search > Contacts or press OK in
the TO or CC fields to select a phone number from
the Phonebook.

5. Enter the subject of the message in the Subject field.

6. Enter your message in the Message field.

7. Select Options > Insert.

1. Photos Menu

- The photos saved on the phone are displayed.

- Select a photo and select the Select Options
menu or press OK.

- The selected photo is inserted into the Message
window. (One photo per slide).

2. Pictures Menu

- The pictures saved on the phone are displayed.

- Select a picture and select the Select Options
menu or press OK.

- The selected picture is inserted into the
Message window. (One picture per slide).

3. Sounds Menu

- The sounds saved on the phone are displayed.

- Select a sound and select the Select Options
menu or press OK

- The selected sound is inserted to the Message
window (One sound per a slide)

4. Videos Menu

- The video clips saved on the phone are displayed

- Select a video clip and select the Select Options
menu or press OK.

- The selected video clip is inserted into the
Message window. (One video clip per slide)

5. New photo

- Camera

- Take a picture

- Select Image to be taken immediately and to be
inserted to the message > It is inserted to the
Message window (One photo clip per slide).

Select 6. New sound

- Voice Recorder

- Recording

- Select sound to be taken immediately and to be
inserted to the message > It is inserted to the
Message window (One sound clip per slide)

Select 7. New video

- Camcorder

- Recording

- Select video to be taken immediately and to be
inserted to the message > It is inserted to the
Message window (One video clip per slide)

8. Select Send Message from the Options Menu or
press the Right key > The message is transmitted.

< Option Menus >

1.1 Search

1.1.1 Message Log

: Select and enter a phone number from the list

of phone numbers to which you have recently
sent a message.

1.1.2 Call Log

: Select and enter a phone number from the list

of phone numbers to which you have recently
made a call.

1.1.3 Contacts
: Phonebook screen appears > You can select

and enter a phone number.

1.2 Send Message

: Select this menu to send the created message.

1.3 Save to draft

: Select this menu to save a draft of the message.

1.4 Save to multimedia template

: Select this menu to save the created message as a

template.

1.5 Preview

: Select this menu to preview the created message

before transmission.

1.6 View Objects

: Select this menu to view all the files attached to all

slides of the current message.

1.7 Set Slide

: Select this menu to configure the play time and the

background colour of each of the slides.

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1.8 Remove

: Select this menu to remove the current slide or an

object included in the current slide (represented by
Image/Video/Sound).

1.9 Move

: Select this menu to move to the previous or the

next slide.

1.* Exit

: Select this menu to stop creating the current

message and return to the previous screen.

Send a multimedia message straight from your
camera, camcorder or sound recorder.

1. After taking a picture with the camera, recording a
video with the camcorder or recording sound with
the Sound Recorder.

2. Select Send.

3. Select Via Multimedia msg.

4. The selected image, video, or sound is inserted into

the Multimedia msg.

5. Select Send Message from the Options Menu or
press the right soft key > The message is
transmitted.

4.1.2.1 Viewing MMS messages

To preview MMS message

1. Select Preview from the Options Menu to preview a

created MMS.

2. If the message is too long to be displayed on screen,
the contents of the message are automatically
scrolled.

3. Press the Pause key to pause playback of the
message, and press the Play key to resume playing
the message.

- Press the Play key to play the
message.

When the message has finished
playing, the detailed view screen
appears. If you want to play the
message again, click Play soft
key.

- You can use the following
functions using the Options key
from the Play screen.

• Play/Pause: Plays the message
or pauses message playback.

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• Edit: Displays the Message edit
screen.

• Send message: Sends the
message.

• Save to draft: Saves the message
in the Outbox.

• View objects: Displays the screen
(Object View Screen) in which you
can view the audio, image, and
video files included in the
message. You can also save those
files in different names to the
specified location.

• Mute(or Unmute): This menu
allows you to determine whether
to mute the sound when there is
an audio or a video file included in
the message.

• Move to slide: Move to the
selected Slide.

• View detail: Displays the Detailed
View screen. It shows you detailed
information of messages.

-You can use the following functions using the Options
key from the detailed view screen

• Play: Plays the message.

• Edit: Displays the Message edit screen.

• Send message: Sends the message.

• Save to draft: Saves the message in the Outbox.

• View objects: Displays the screen (Object View

Screen) in which you can view the audio, image, and
video files included in the message.

• Mute(or Unmute): This menu allows you to determine

whether to mute the sound when there is an audio or
a video file included in the message.

Viewing MMS messages in the Inbox, Outbox
and Sentbox

1. Select an MMS message to view its contents.

2. If the message is too long to be displayed on a

screen, the contents of the message are
automatically scrolled.

3. Press the Pause key to pause playback of the
message, and press the Play key to resume playing
the message.

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4. Move to a desired message by using the left and
right direction keys.

If you play a MMS message, detailed view screen
appears after message playing.

- Press the Play key to play the message.

- Press the Reply key to reply the message. (Inbox)

- Press the Edit key to move to the message edit

screen. (Outbox/Sent)

- You can use the following functions using the

Options key.

[Inbox / Detailed View Screen Menus]

- Play/Pause: Plays the message or pauses message

playback.

- Reply: Creates a reply to the selected message.

- Reply all: Creates a reply to all recipients (copy of

originator and CC addresses) of the selected
message.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Call: Call back to the originator.

- Add to Contacts: Saves the sender’s number to the

phonebook.

- Create message: Displays the Edit screen where
you can create a new message.

- Get: Displays a screen (Get number/e-mail
address/web address screen) that shows the
number/e-mail address/web address included in
the message.

- View object: Displays the screen (Object View
Screen) in which you can view the audio, image,
and video files included in the message.

- Mute/Unmute: This menu allows you to determine
whether to mute the sound when there is an audio
or a video file included in the message.

- Delete: Deletes the selected message.

[Inbox / Play Screen Menus]

- Play/Pause: Plays the message or pauses message
playback.

- Reply: Creates reply to the selected message.

- Reply to all: Creates reply to all recipients (copy of
originator and CC addresses) of the selected
message.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Call: Call back to the originator.

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- Add to Contacts: Saves the sender’s number to the
phonebook.

- New message: Displays the Edit screen in which
you can create a new message.

- Get: Displays a screen (Get number/e-mail
address/web address screen) that shows the
number/e-mail address/web address included in
the message.

- View object: Displays the screen (Object View
Screen)in which you can view the audio, image,
and video files included in the message. You can
also save those files in different names to the
specified location.

- Mute/Unmute: This menu allows you to determine
whether to mute the sound when there is an audio
or a video file included in the message.

- Delete: Deletes the selected message.

- Move to slide: Move to the selected Slide.

- View detail: Displays the Detailed View screen. It
shows you detailed information of messages.

[Outbox / Detailed View Screen Menus]

- Resend: Resends the message.

- Edit: Edits the selected message.

- Play/Pause: Plays the message or pauses message
playback.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Add to Contacts: Saves the recipient’s number to
the phonebook.

- Create message: Displays the Edit screen in which
you can create a new message.

- Get: Displays a screen (Get number/e-mail
address/web address screen) that shows the
number/e-mail address/web address included in
the message.

- View object: Displays the screen (Object View
Screen)in which you can view the audio, image,
and video files included in the message.

- Mute/Unmute: This menu allows you to determine
whether to mute the sound when there is an audio
or a video file included in the message.

- Delete: Deletes the selected message.

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[Outbox / Play Screen Menus]

- Resend: Resends the message.

- Edit: Edits the selected message.

- Play/Pause: Plays the message or pauses message
playback.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Add to Contacts: Saves the recipient’s number to
the phonebook.

- New message: Displays the Edit screen in which
you can create a new message.

- Get: Displays a screen (Get number/e-mail
address/web address screen) that shows the
number/e-mail address/web address included in
the message.

- View object: Displays the screen (Object View
Screen) in which you can view the audio, image,
and video files included in the message. You can
also save those files in different names to the
specified location.

- Mute/Unmute: This menu allows you to determine
whether to mute the sound when there is an audio
or a video file included in the message.

- Delete: Deletes the selected message.

- Move to slide: Move to the selected Slide.

- View detail: Displays the Detailed View screen. It
shows you detailed information of messages.

[Sent / Detailed View Screen Menus]

- Edit: Edits the selected message.

- Play/Pause: Plays the message or pauses message
playback.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Add to Contacts: Saves the recipient’s number to
the phonebook.

- Create message: Displays the Edit screen in which
you can create a new message.

- Get: Displays a screen (Get number/e-mail
address/web address screen) that shows the
number/e-mail address/web address included in
the message.

- View object: Displays the screen (Object View
Screen) in which you can view the audio, image,
and video files included in the message.

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- Mute/Unmute: This menu allows you to determine
whether to mute the sound when there is an audio
or a video file included in the message.

- Delete: Deletes the selected message.

[Sent / play screen menus]

- Edit: Edits the selected message.

- Play/Pause: Plays the message or pauses message
playback.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Add to Contacts: Saves the recipient’s number to
the phonebook.

- New message: Displays the Edit screen where you
can create a new message.

- Get: Displays a screen (Get number/e-mail
address/web address screen) that shows the
number/e-mail address/web address included in
the message.

- View object: Displays the screen (Object View
Screen) in which you can view the audio, image,
and video files included in the message. You can
also save those files in different names to the
specified location.

- Mute/Unmute: This menu allows you to determine
whether to mute the sound when there is an audio
or a video file included in the message.

- Delete: Deletes the selected message.

- Move to slide: Move to the selected Slide.

- View detail: Displays the Detailed View screen. It
shows you detailed information of messages.

4.1.3 E-mail

Create e-mail

1. You can create a new e-mail (Electronic mail).

2. Select E-mail from New message, and press the

Select key.

3. You can edit the items necessary to create an e-mail
message by using the cursor.

4. Move the cursor to To field, and enter the e-mail
address of the recipient of the e-mail.

5. Move the cursor to CC (Carbon Copy) field, and enter
the reference e-mail address to forward the e-mail.

6. Move the cursor to BCC (Blind Carbon Copy), and
enter a hidden reference e-mail address to forward
the e-mail without forwarding information.

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7. For the recipient (To), reference address (CC) and
hidden reference address (BCC) fields only valid e­mail addresses are allowed. When an e-mail
address has been specified, another field where you
can specify another address appears. You can
specify up to 20 recipients for To and CC address
fields and 10 recipients for BCC address field.

8. To enter data in the recipient (To), reference
address (CC) and hidden reference address (BCC)
fields, you can search the Contacts by using the
Search key and use the following functions by using
the [Option] key.

- Search: Select this menu to insert the address in

recent message log or a name saved in Contacts.

- Send message: Send the created e-mail.

- Save to drafts: Select this menu to save the

message in Drafts.

- View object: Show the attached file.

- Remove: Remove the attached file.

- Exit: exit this popup menu.

9. Move the cursor to the Subject field and create the
subject. You can search Contacts by using the
Search key while entering the Subject field, and use
the following functions by using the [Option] key.

- Insert: Select this menu to insert the Simbol,

templates, and contacts.

- Dictionary: Select this menu to use dictionary.

- Send message: Send the created e-mail.

- Save to drafts: Select this menu to save the

message in the draftbox.

- View object: Show the attached file.

- Remove: Remove the attached file.

- Exit: exit this popup menu.

10. You can enter the message contents by moving the

cursor to the Message field. Use the following
functions by using the [Option] key.

- Insert: Select this menu to insert special

characters, templates, and contacts. It’s also
possible to attach a multimedia file.

- Preview: You can preview the created e-mail

before sending it.

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- Dictionary: Select this menu to use dictionary.

- Send message: Send the created e-mail.

- Send settings: Select this menu to configure the
settings of the e-mail that you wish to send.

- Save to drafts: Select this menu to save the
message in Drafts.

- View object: Show the attached file.

- Remove: Remove the attached file.

- Exit: Exit this popup menu.

11. You can attach a file by using the [Insert] key in the
message field. In the Attach menu, move the cursor
to the Video, Audio or Image item, and press the
Select key to attach a file. You can attach up to 4
files, and the size of total attached files should be
300K or less. You can change the attached file for
another by selecting the attached file name. You can
cancel the attached file by using the [Option] key.

12. When you have finished writing an e-mail, press
the Send key to send or save the e-mail.

Send settings

1. Priority

You can configure the priority of the e-mail you wish to
send.
You can select either Low, Normal or High.

2. Read reply

You can set whether you want to request a read
receipt for a sent e-mail.

1. You can view saved messages. Select a message
and then press the Select key to view the message.

2. You can view the previous or next message by using
the left and right keys.

3. To view an MMS(Notification) message, select
Retrieve in the message view screen. Then the file is
transmitted, and you can view the file when the
transmission is complete.

4. You can use the following functions by using
[Options] key.

- Reply: You can create a reply to the selected

message.

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- Forward: Forwards the selected message. (Not
supported for MMS(Notification) and WAP push
messages.)

- Call: You can call back to the sender.

- Open: You can view current message.

- New message: You can write a new message.

- Mark/Unmark: You can select one or more

messages for multiple deletion.

- Filter: Displays messages by desired message
types.

- Delete: Deletes the current message.

Viewing e-mail Message List

1. Select an e-mail account and then press the OK key

to view the received e-mail list.

2. Using the Retrieve key, you can retrieve a new e­mail list from the e-mail server of the selected
account.

3. In e-mail list, you can use the following functions by
using the [Option] key.

- Reply: Creates a reply to the selected e-mail. You
can write a reply using SMS, MMS or E-mail.

- Reply all: Creates a reply to all the recipients.

- Forward: Forwards the selected e-mail message to
another e-mail address.

- Open: Opens selected e-mail.

- Retrieve: Retrieves new e-mail messages.

- New message: Creates new message.

- Mark/Unmark: uses mark/unmark option.

- Delete: Deletes an e-mail. Deleted e-mails are
temporarily saved in Trash. The following Delete
options are provided.

Viewing an e-mail message

1. Select one of the received e-mails and press the OK

key to receive the contents of the e-mail.

2. The contents of the received e-mail are
automatically displayed in the View screen.

3. You can view the contents of the previous or next e­mail by using the Up/Down key.

4. In the e-mail View screen, you can select the
following functions by using the [Option] key.

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- Reply: Creates a reply to the selected e-mail
message.

- Reply all: Creates a reply to all the recipients.

- Forward: Forwards the selected e-mail message to
another e-mail address.

- Add to Contacts: Save or update the address of
sender.

- New message: Write a new SMS, MMS or e-mail.

- Get: Extract the number, email address or URL from
e-mail message.

- View objects: Show the attached file.

- Delete: Deletes the selected e-mail message.

Trash

1. You can restore or permanently delete deleted

e-mails in Trash.

2. Select Trash in the mailbox and press the OK key to
view the deleted e-mail list.

3. Press the Delete key to delete a deleted e-mail
permanently.

4. Press the Restore key to restore a deleted e-mail.

5. Using the Option key, you can select the following

functions.

- Restore: Restores a deleted e-mail.

• One: Restores a selected e-mail.

• All: Restores all the e-mails in Trash.

- Delete: Deletes an e-mail permanently.

• One: Deletes the selected e-mail permanently.

• All: Deletes all the e-mails in Trash permanently.

- Mark/Unmark: uses mark/unmark option.

- Exit: Exit this popup menu.

n Note

The e-mails in Trash will not be received again.

1. You can view saved messages. Select a message
and then press the OK key to view the message.

2. You can view the previous or next message by using
up and down keys.

3. You can use the following functions by using the
[Options] key.

- Edit: You can edit messages.

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- New message: You can write a new message.

- Mark/Unmark: You can select one or more
messages for multiple deletion.

- Filter: Displays messages by desired message
types.

- Delete: Deletes the current message.

1. You can view saved messages. Select a message
and then press the OK key to view the message.

2. You can view the previous or next message by using
the up and down keys.

3. You can use the following functions by using
[Options] key.

[For Sending / Waiting Message]

- New message: You can write a new message.

- Cancel: You can stop sending/waiting status.

[For sending a failed message]

- Resend: Resends the selected message.

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Edit: You can edit messages.

- New message: You can write a new message.

- View error status: Shows the reason for
transmission failure.

- Mark/Unmark: You can select one or more
messages for multiple deletion.

- Filter: Displays messages by desired message
types.

- Delete: Deletes the current message.

Show the messages you sent (Text message /
Multimedia message / E-mail).

[Options]

- Forward: Forwards the selected message.

- Open: Open the selected message.

- Edit: You can edit messages.

- New message: You can write a new message.

- Mark / Unmark: You can select one or more
messages for multiple deletion.

- Filter: Displays messages by desired message
types.

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4.5 Outbox

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- Delete: Deletes the current message.

You can connect to the voice mail centre.
If there is no selected voice mail centre address, you

can insert a new voice mail centre.

4.8.1 Text templates

You can add, edit, and delete frequently-used useful
phrases.
You can save frequently-used phrases in the input
window in advance. You can save these useful
phrases using the Options menu.

- Depending on your service provider, the useful
phrases such as the following examples are saved as
a default.

• I'm at home. Please call

• I'm at work. Please call

• I'm in a meeting, please call me later.

• I'm in a meeting, I'll call you later.

• I'm running late. I'll be there at

• I love you.

• Hi. How are you?

• Sorry, I can't help you on this.

• Good to see you. My phone number is

• Please call me. I'm free now.

4.8.2 Multimedia templates

You can create, edit and view available templates
when creating multimedia messages.
Five types of template are saved by default.

Add new

Creates a new template.

Write multimedia message

Creates a multimedia message with
the selected template.

View

Displays templates created.

Edit

Edits selected templates.

4.8 Templates

4.7 Voice mail

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4.9.1 General

4.9.1.1 Message display

• Display after confirm / Only notification

4.9.1.2 Message alert

• None / Once / Every 1 min. / Every 2 mins. / Every 5
mins. / Every 10 mins.

4.9.1.3 Message tone

• You can chose one alert melody among 10 default
melodies.

4.9.1.4 Save sent messages

• Yes / No

4.9.2 Text message

4.9.2.1 Message centre

• Input the address of SMSC.

4.9.2.2 Delivery report

• Yes / No

4.9.2.3 Validity period

• 1 hour / 6 hours / 12 hours / 1 day / 2 days / 1 week /
Maximum

4.9.2.4 Message types

• Text / Voice / Fax / X.400 / E-mail

4.9.2.5 Character encoding

• Auto / Default alphabet / Unicode

4.9.3 Multimedia message

Select (4). Messages from the top menu. Select
Settings from the menu to configure multimedia
message related options. Multimedia message setting
Menu.

4.9.3.1 Sending options

1. Validity period: Allows you to configure the term of

validity for a message when transmitting an
multimedia message. The message would be saved
in the MMS server only for the configured term.

2. Delivery time: Configures the delivery time of

message to the recipient. MMS centre will deliver
the message after delivery time.

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3. Priority: Configures the priority of a message for
multimedia message transmission.

4. Message size: Configures the size of a message for
multimedia message transmission. You can make a
message up to message size.

5. Delivery report: Determines whether to request a
delivery confirmation mail for an multimedia
message.

6. Read report: Determines whether to request a read
confirmation mail for an multimedia message.

4.9.3.2 Receiving options

1. Retrieval mode: Allows you to determine whether to
automatically download an multimedia message
when an MMS notification message arrives.

2. Delivery report: Determines whether to allow
sending a delivery confirmation mail for a delivery
confirmation mail request.

3. Read report: Determines whether to allow sending a
read confirmation mail for a read confirmation mail
request.

4.9.3.3 MMS centres

This menu allows you to configure network information
such as MMSC, and WAP gateway, to send an MMS
message.

In the Option menu, you can add or delete a profile by
using the left soft key. You can finish the configuration
by pressing “Done” key.

A profile name selected by a checkmark is the current
configured value. You can view and edit the contents
of the profile in the edit mode by pressing the Edit key.
The edit screen also appears when creating a new
profile under Options. The meanings of the items are
given below.

- Title: Profile name.

- MMSC URL: Enter the MMS centre URL.

- IP address: Enter the WAP gateway IP address.

- Port number: Enter the WAP gateway port number.

- Connection mode: Specify the UDP(CO/CL), the TCP
with proxy, the TCP without proxy.

- Access point: Specify the access point name (see
WAP connection settings.)

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Press the Done key(Options) to save the changes and
complete MMS setting.

If you have made changes, press the Done key to save
the changes and exit.

4.9.4 E-mail

4.9.4.1 Read reply

You can configure settings for receiving and
transmitting e-mails such as Read reply, Signature
text, Auto retrieve, and E-mail account.

4.9.4.2 Text signature

You can configure a text signature to be attached to
the end of an e-mail. The configured signature text is
automatically attached to the end the e-mail when it is
sent.

4.9.4.3 Auto retrieve

You can configure Auto retrieve to retrieve e-mails
automatically from the incoming mail server. When a
new mail arrives, an icon appears at the top of the idle
screen. You can select that auto receiving time slot
have Off, 1, 3, 6 and 12 hours. Please note that
additional charges may occur using [Auto retrieve]
feature.

4.9.4.4 E-mail account

1. You can create or configure an e-mail account
including the e-mail server and user ID.

2. You can edit a selected e-mail account by pressing
the Set key.

3. You can select an e-mail account to be used to send
an e-mail using the Set key.

4. You can select the following functions using the
Option key.

- Add new: Create a new e-mail account.

- Delete: Deletes a selected e-mail account.

Creating a new e-mail account

1. Select Add new from the E-mail account menu

options.

2. By moving the cursor to a desired item, you can edit
the item to create an e-mail account.

3. Move the cursor to the Title field and enter a title.

4. Move the cursor to the User name field and enter

the user name of the e-mail account.

5. Move the cursor to the Password field and configure
e-mail account password.

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6. Move the cursor to the E-mail address field and
configure the e-mail address for outgoing mail.

7. Move the cursor to the Reply e-mail address field
and configure the e-mail address to reply to your e­mail.

8. Move the cursor to Maximum receive size and
configure the maximum e-mail size. The permissible
maximum receive size is no more than 300KB.

9. Move the cursor to Save to server and determine
whether to leave a copy of messages on the
incoming server or not. You can select On or Off
using the List key.

10. Move the cursor to the Outgoing mail server field

and configure the outgoing e-mail server.

11. Move the cursor to the Outgoing server port field

and configure the mail server port number. In
general, the outgoing mail server port number
(SMTP) is 25.

12. Move the cursor to the Incoming mail server field

and configure the incoming e-mail server.

13. Move the cursor to the Incoming server port field

and configure the mail server port number. In
general, the incoming mail server port number
(POP3) is 110.

14. Move the cursor the Email inbox type and select
the email inbox type. You can select one between
POP3 and IMAP4.

15. Move the cursor to the Access point field to select
an access point to connect to the Internet. You can
select a configured access point using the List key.

16. Move the cursor to the auto retrieve item and
decide a auto receiving E-mail message as a fixed
time slot, You can select on/off using the List key. If
you want to utilize this function, there is selected
auto retrieve in E-mail setting. But auto retrieve is
not selected, you can select auto retrieve in Option.

17. Move the cursor to the SMTP authentication field
and decide whether the outgoing mail server
requires authentication.
You can select On or Off using the List key.

18. Press the Option key and select [Advanced setting].
You can change DNS Server or APOP setting.

Editing an e-mail account

1. Select a desired e-mail account from the e-mail

account list and press the Edit key.

2. You can edit desired fields by moving the cursor up

and down.

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3. When configuration is complete, press the Done key
to complete the e-mail account configuration.

4.9.5 Voice mail

You can insert or modify voice mail centre.

4.9.6 Push message

You can configure method for download that push
message.

- To receive push message, you can select one of

“On”, “Off”.

- To use or not use auto download option, you can

select one of “On”, “Off”.

- To add allowed list and set as default centre, you can

set the allowed list and add allowed list number.

4.9.7 Cell broadcast

In this setting, you can insert or modify your channel
ID.

Also, you can change the reception status.

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1. Receive

2. Auto download

1. On Receive all push messages.

2. Off Does not receive all push messages.

1.On The push message is downloaded
automatically

2 Off To download the push message, use user

interaction.

You can use your phone for so much more than just
texting and talking. t-zones provides information such
as news, weather forecast, information on sports or
traffic whenever you need it.
In addition, t-zones provides superior multimedia
services such as the latest music or ring tones,
wallpapers or games for your entertainment and
device personalisation.

Press OK key from idle mode and select t-zones using
navigation keys. You can also access t-zones by
pressing the right soft key in idle mode.

n Note

Additional cost may occur when using online services.

How to access t-zones

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This is an address book function to record and manage
contact addresses. Using the Contacts management
menu, you can register new contact addresses, or can
search for desired addresses by name, phone number,
or groups.

You can register a new contact address.
You can input the name, phone numbers, e-mail
addresses, assign it to groups, include memo,
company / party, position / occupation, home address,
office address, home page URL, ring tone, and avatar
or image (photograph) in the contact address
information. You can input and manage contact
addresses depending on the memory usage.

Performs the contact address search function. The
search operation is performed based on a name as a
default. The current search method and results found
are displayed in the Search window. On the right side
of the screen, an image or avatar registered to the
selected contact address appears. You can make a
phone call or send a message to the selected phone

number. A Contacts search can be performed based
on the phone number, the e-mail address, or group
information.

Using this menu you can manage speed dials. Speed
dials are configured between 2~9. You can register
speed dials for any number of 5 numbers for a specific
contact address, and a contact address may have
multiple speed dials.

Using this menu you can manage group information.
There are 4 default groups: Friend, Family, Company
and School.

You can add, edit and delete groups.
When a bell for a number is not specified, a call from
the number sounds the group ring tone assigned to the
number for the group.

You can save up to own numbers being used in the
SIM card.

6.5 Own number

6.4 Group manager

6.3 Speed dials

6.2 Search

6.1 Add new

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6.6.1 Display data

Determines where phone book data is stored. You can
select mobile phone memory, SIM card, or both of
them. "Handset & SIM" is the default setting. You can
change the setting by using the up and down keys.

6.6.2 Copy all

You can copy contact address information from the
phone memory to the SIM or from SIM to the phone
memory. You can copy just selected items or all of
them.

6.6.3 Move all

You can move contact address information from the
phone memory to the SIM or from the SIM to the
phone memory. You can move just selected items or all
of them.

6.6.4 Delete all

Clears all contact address information. You can delete
all contact addresses saved in the mobile phone
memory as well as in the SIM card.

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If you set the alarm, [Alarm icon] appears on the
Indicator bar. The specified alarm sounds at the
scheduled time. Press the [OK] key to stop the alarm,
and the alarm is released. Press the [Right key] or
[Snooze], choose the snooze interval, the alarm sound
is stopped and resumed after selected Snooze
duration. You can configure up to 5 alarms.

1. Select your desired alarm to configure in the alarm
list. If there is no alarm, press the right soft key [Add]
to add a new alarm.

2. Set/Cancel alarm: Set or cancel the alarm using the
options for specifying the alarm off or by choosing
the alarm time.

3. Input alarm time: Input your desired alarm time by
specifying Hour and Minute. Choose either ‘AM’ or
‘PM’ visible if 12 hour format is specified for the
phone.

4. Select repeat mode: Select desired repeat mode
using the left and right direction keys or from the list
pressing the centre key.

5. Select bell: Select the bell to ring at the alarm time,
using the left add right direction keys or from the
pressing the centre key.

6. Input memo: Input alarm name.

Add here - Select the Snooze - Select the Snooze on/
Snooze off option to enable or disable snooze
operation when alarm rings.

There is NO Power-off Alarm in TMO.
When you have completed configuration, To save the

configuration in Alarm clock, we need to select either
"Done" (RSK), or Press LSK ("options")and then select
"Done" [Save] to save the changed alarm
configuration.

Schedule Inquiry and Search

1. Reference by Months

You can refer to your schedule by months. The
cursor is on the current date, and the registered
date is underlined.
The schedule saved for the date where the cursor is
located is represented by an icon. Pressing the
shortcut key 1 moves to the previous year and

7.2 Calendar

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pressing key 3 move the and pressing key 5 moves to
today. Pressing key 7 moves to the previous month,
and key 9 moves to the next month. You can move
the date using the up, down, left, and right direction
keys.

2. Reference by Days
Pressing the ‘View’ key in the reference by month
moves to reference by day where you can refer to
your schedule by days. You can refer to the moving
date tab using the left and right key. As a search
result, brief schedule contents, repetition set up
configuration, and alarm set up configuration are
displayed. You can send the schedule to another
phone or an Internet site through SMS(Text
message) or MMS(Picture message) or E-mail or
Bluetooth.

3. Detailed Reference
You can refer to a detailed schedule, that is the
whole contents of the schedule configured by user.
You can send the schedule to another phone or an
Internet site through SMS(Text message) or
MMS(Picture message) or E-mail or Bluetooth.

Search Schedule

You can add a schedule. You can configure the date,
start time, end time, contents, type of schedule,
repetition, alarm of the schedule.

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Schedule types

Appointment

Anniversary

Birthday

Configurable repetition options

Once Icon does not exist.
Daily
Mon ~ Fri
Sat ~ Sun
Weekly
Monthly
Annually

Delete Schedule

1. Delete elapsed schedules

You can delete all elapsed schedules using this
function.

2. Delete all

You can delete all saved schedule contents using this
function.

Set Up and Release Holiday

You can set up or release user holidays using this
function.

Schedule Notification

If the user has configured the alarm setting, the
specified alarm sound will ring. If the notification time
is before the schedule start time, you can set up the
alarm again.

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Configurable alarm options

No alarm Icon does not exist.
On time
15 mins before
30 mins before
1 hour before
1 day before
3 days before
1 week before

Configurable holiday options

On the day

Weekly

Monthly

Yearly

Multiple setting

When a date is configured as an
holiday, the date is displayed in
red. User configuration is used to
configure and cancel holidays of
2 to 10 days.

You can view, edit and add jobs to do. Jobs to do are
displayed in time order. The jobs already finished and
unfinished are displayed in different ways.

Add

To add a job, press the ‘Add’ key in the To do list
management screen. Then input date, description and
priority for the job.

When input has been completed, press the ‘Done’ key
to save the new job.

Detailed View and Edit

To view detailed job contents, locate the cursor on the
desired item in the To do list, and then press the ‘OK’
key. You can edit and delete a job using ‘Menu’. You
can also delete multiple or all jobs at a time using the
Mark/Unmark key in the menu.

Set Job Status

The jobs set as finished are displayed as cross-out
below the unfinished jobs in the To do list. You can set
Finished jobs to Not finished by selecting ‘Option’.

Select ‘Send via’ from the ‘Option’ to send the selected
jobs through Text message, Multimedia message, E­mail or Bluetooth.

Using the memo management function, you can view
and manage saved memo contents, and add new
memo.

Add Memo

To add a new memo, press the ‘Add’. You can select,
number, lower case English, or upper case English
using the . You can input useful phrases or
symbols. You can save and add the contents of the
current memo to the list by pressing the ‘Done’ key.

Send memo

Select ‘Send via’ from the ‘Option’ to send the memo
through Text message, Multimedia message, E-mail.

Edit and delete Memo

Locate the cursor on your desired memo, and press
the key to view all the contents of the memo. This
function shows all the memo contents. You can edit or

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delete the contents of a memo using the ’Option’ key.
You can return to the memo management screen by
pressing the ‘Back’ key. You can select Multiple or All
memos using Mark/Unmark option and then delete a
memo by pressing the ’Delete’ key.

1. Select Date counter menu.

2. Press [Add] and input text in [Title] field.

3. Input desired date in the date field and press [Done].

4. To view detailed job contents, locate the cursor on

the desired item in the Date counter List and press
[OK]. Details of the selected item With day on which
the event occurs is dispalyedin View detail page.

5. Details of the selected item on which the event
occurs is displayed in View detail.

6. You can edit and delete a Date counter item using
Options.

7. You can also delete multiple Date counter item
Marking multiple items and Delete.

Press the left soft key to display the option pop up
menu before recording.

Move to the desired menu item using the up and down
key and press the OK key.

1. Quality: You can select a recording quality from
Super Fine, Fine and Normal.

2. Duration: You can set the recording duration to
Multimedia size, 30 secs, or 1 min.

3. New Recording: Select this menu to start recording
to a new file.

4. Press the right soft key to close the sub-menu popup
window.

Pressing the OK key starts recording. When a
recording is started, the recording time and the current
recording file name appear on the LCD. To cancel the
recording, press the right soft key.

Pressing the left soft key during recording allows you
to select either Stop Recording or Cancel Recording.

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Select the desired function by using the up and down
key and press the OK key.

When you finish the recording, press the OK key to
exit. The recorded file is automatically saved in Sounds
> My sounds folder(My Media-Sounds-My sounds)

When no recording is in progress, pressing the OK key
starts recording on a new file.

When no recording is in progress, press the right soft
key to send a recorded file.

Select one from Via Multimedia Msg, Via E-mail, and
Via Bluetooth using the up and down keys and press
the OK key.

Press the left soft key to select various options after
the voice recording.

Select the desired menu using the up and down key
and press the OK key.

1. Record New: Select this menu to start a new voice
recording.

2. Send via:Select this menu to send therecorded file.
Select one from Via Multimedia Msg, Via E-mail, and
Via Bluetooth using the up and down keys and press
the OK key.

3. Ring tone: You can select a ring tone for a voice and
for a video call using the up and down keys.

4. Delete: Select this menu to delete a recorded file.

5. Press the right soft key to close the sub-menu popup

window.

You have a calculator that provides 4 calculations of
addition, subtraction, multiplication and division as
well as scientific functions.

1. Press [Func].

2. Select appropriate function.

3. Select Calculator.

You can input numbers using the number keys, and
operators using the up, down, left, and right direction
key. You can input a decimal point by pressing the #
key. Whenever you press the Clear key, characters are
sequentially deleted in reverse direction. Whenever
you long press the clear key, all the characters are
deleted in reverse in one shot.

When calculation is completed and the result is
displayed on the screen, pressing a number clears the
previous result and the calculator waits for new input,

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even if you did not press AC key. When calculation is
completed and the result is displayed on the screen,
pressing a symbol saves the result into the symbol, and
continues calculation.

Using this menu, users can convert currency, Surface,
Length, Weight, Temperature, Volume & Velocity.

1. Press [Menu].

2. Select appropriate function.

3. Select Unit converter.

7.8.1 Currency

1. Select the Currency menu.

2. Users can set a currency exchange rate using

[Rate].

3. Input currency rates for up to 5 currencies
equivalent to GBP and then press [Save]. Then you
can convert to one currency to another.

4. You can view the value of between 5 currency units.

5. Press [Reset] to clear the current input Field.

6. To exit currency conversion function, press the

[Back] key.

7.8.2 Surface

1. Select Surface menu.

2. Select desired unit to convert using [Unit].

3. Input standard unit and view converted value.

4. Press [Reset] to clear the current input Field, and

locate the cursor in the input field.

5. To exit Surface conversion function, press [Back]
key.

7.8.3 Length

1. Select length menu.

2. Select the desired unit to convert using [Unit].

3. Input the standard unit and view your converted

value.

4. Press [Reset] to clear the current input field and
locate the cursor in the input field.

5. To exit length conversion function, press [Back] key.

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7.8.4 Weight

1. Select Weight menu.

2. Select desired unit to convert using [Unit].

3. Input standard unit and view converted value.

4. Press [Reset] to clear the current input Field, and

locate the cursor in the input field.

5. To exit Mass conversion function, press [Back] key.

7.8.5 Temperature

1. Select Temperature menu.

2. Position the cursor in desired unit by using up or

down arrow key.

3. Input standard unit and view converted value.

4. Press [Reset] to clear the current input field and

locate the cursor in the input field.

5. To exit Temperature conversion function, press
[Back] key.

7.8.6 Volume

1. Select Volume menu.

2. Select desired unit to convert using [Unit].

3. Input standard unit and view converted value.

4. Press [Reset] to clear the current input field and

locate the cursor in the input field.

5. To exit volume conversion function, press [Back]
key.

7.8.7 Velocity

1. Select Velocity menu.

2. Select desired unit to convert using [Unit].

3. Input standard unit and view converted value.

4. Press [Reset] to clear the current input field and

locate the cursor in the input field.

5. To exit Velocity conversion function, press [Back]
key.

The World time function provides time information of
major cities worldwide.

1. Press [Menu].

2. Select Useful functions.

3. Select world time.

4. You can view the time of desired country or city

using the left and right key.

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5. You can select a desired city as a base using
[Home].

6. The home city selected in world time is the base for
daylight saving calculation for time.

1. Select Stopwatch menu.

2. Press [Go] to start the stopwatch.

3. Press [Stop] to stop the stopwatch and view the

measured duration of time.

4. Press [Go] to resume the stopwatch.

5. Press [Lap] during operation to record the duration

of time at the moment, and continue the stopwatch.

6. Users can save up to 20 time records by pressing
[Lap]. If the number of recorded time exceeds 20, the
oldest one is deleted.

7. Press Details to see recorded Lap timings. Press
[Reset] to initialise the stopwatch.

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1. Select Take photo or press the numeric key (#1) from
the Camera menu.

2. Environment Setting.

- Select the [Options] key.

- Size: Select ‘Size’ and choose one from 1280x1024,

640x480, 320x240, wallpaper size and Phonebook
size.

- Quality: You can select the desired quality of photo

by selecting either super fine, fine or normal.

- Flash: Select either Auto(around brightness),

Always on(always use flash), When taking(only
when taking a photo) or Off(do not use flash).

- Multishot: You can take 3/6/9 photos consecutively

(Multishot is available in case of 320x240 size).

- Zoom: You can select zoom level according to the

photo size and preview size, and the range of zoom
level is 1 to 10. For photos with 1280x1024, only
zoom level 1(1:1) is supported.

- Brightness: You can select a level from –2.0 to 2.0

with step size 0.5. The higher the level, the more
brighter the screen.

- White balance: Using this function you can adjust
the tone of the background photo according to the
weather by selecting either Auto, Daylight, Cloudy,
Shade or Fluorescent.

- Night mode: You can take better photos at night.

- Frame shot: You can apply 10 kinds of frame effects
when taking a picture.(Frame shot is available in
case of wallpaper size)

- Delay timer: Using this function you can delay the
camera shutter time by selecting either Off, 3
seconds, 5 seconds or 10 seconds.

- Effect: Using this menu you can select special
camera effect by selecting either Off, Black &
White, Negative, Sepia.

- Shutter sound: You can select the camera shutter
sound by selecting either No sound, Sound 1 or
Sound 2.

- Storage: You can store a photo taken in the internal
(Phone) flash memory or the external flash
memory.

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3. Taking a photo

- Adjust the camera position so that object is in the
centre of the screen, and then press the Take key
to take a photo of the object. A taken photo saved
in the internal (phone)flash memory or the external
flash memory. To view existing taken photos, select

soft menu. Then the Photo album is launched,
and displays existing photos as thumbnails. Move
to a desired photo to view, and select [View] to
view the photo. You can also send a selected photo
to the other party through the MMS or E-mail
(Bluetooth) service by pressing the Send key in the
thumbnail list screen.

Summary)

[Take a Picture] > Press the Take key.
[Options] > Size > Select 1280*1024, 640*480, 320*240,

Wallpaper size and Phonebook size.

[ ] > View photos taken.

1. This function is selected when you select 2. Take
video from the Camera menu.

2. Environment Settings.

- Press the [Options] key.

- Quality: You can select the desired quality of video
by selecting either Super fine, Fine or Normal (just
as you can in Camera).

- Flash: Select either Always on (always use flash),
When recording (only when recording a video) and
Off (do not use flash).

- Zoom: Same as Take photo.

- Brightness: Same as Take photo.

- White balance: Same as Take photo.

- Night mode: Same as Take photo.

- Effect: Same as Take photo.

- Recording time: You can select recording times of
30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 1 hour.

- Storage: You can store a photo taken in the internal
(Phone) flash memory or the external flash
memory.

3. Recording a video
Put the camcorder where you want it and press the

“Rec.” key to start recording. Press the “Stop” key
again to stop recording.

8.2 Take video

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The recorded video is saved in the gallery. To view the
recorded video, select [ ], select a desired video
thumbnail from the video list and press “Play”.

Summary)

[Record] > “Rec.” button.
[ ] > View videos recorded.

8.3.1 Common memory

This function shows the status of the user memory of
the mobile phone. Since this function scans the overall
file system for statistics, a few seconds are required.

8.3.2 External memory

This function shows the status of the External card
user memory. This function displays the In-use and
free memory usage statistics.

8.3 Memory status

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In case a SAT capable SIM card is in use Profiles is
listed here and should provide the same features as
described in chapter Profiles on pages 31-32.

Although the current time is automatically configured
when the phone is registered to the network, users
can configure time and date directly using ‘Time &
Date’ menu. The time configured by user is valid only
while the phone is turned on.

9.2.1 Time

Scroll down to select the hour indicator format i.e. Off,
Cuckoo clock or Chime bell.

1. Select the ‘Time’ item from the Time & Date list, and
then press [OK] [Select].

2. Move to your desired field, ‘Hour’, ‘Minute’, or
‘AM’/‘PM’ field using the navigation keys.

3. Input ‘Hour’, and ‘Minutes’ using the number keys.

4. Select time format using Left and Right navigation

keys.

5. Press the Done key to set the time with the specified
value.

9.2.2 Date

1. Select ‘Date’ item from the Time & Date list, and then

press [OK] [Select].

2. Select date format using Left and Right navigation
keys.

3. Input 'Day', 'Month' and 'Year' using the number
keys.

4. Press [OK] [Confirm] to set the date with the
specified value.

9.2.3 Daylight saving

Configuring Daylight saving to On Applies daylight
saving. If the home city does not support daylight
saving, Daylight saving can not be set to On.

Favourites allows you to add your own favourites to
the list already provided. Once you create your own
menu, you can access the desired function quickly in
the idle screen by pressing the up navigation key. To
move to your desired menu directly, select your

9.3 Favourites

9.2 Date & Time

9.1 Profiles (for SAT SIM)

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desired menu from the Favourites menu press the up
and down navigation keys.

- Add new: In the [Empty] list, press the left soft key
[Add]. Select the item from the menu and save the
desired menu item.

- Edit: In the added menu items list, press the left soft
key [Options]. Select Edit from the menu to edit a
saved menu item.

- Delete: In the added menu items list, press the left
soft key [Options]. Select Delete from the menu to
delete a saved menu item.

- Delete all: In the added menu items, press the left soft
key [Options]. Select Delete all from the menu item.

- View infomation: In the added menu item list, press
the left soft key [Options]. Select View infomation
from the menu to view the information about the
actual location of the added menu item.

9.4.1 Language

Automatic, English, German, Dutch, Czech, Hungarian,
Polish, Croatian, Slovakian.

9.4.2 Display

In this menu, you can configure screen display options
including LCD settings and theme.

9.4.2.1 Wallpaper

You can configure the Main LCD background by theme
selection.

9.4.2.1.1 Main display

You can select an Main display background to display
in idle mode. You can also select the clock and
calendar type to appear in idle mode. You can also
configure the font size and colour of the clock
displayed on the Main LCD idle screen.

9.4.2.1.2 Front display

You can select an Front display background to display
in idle mode.

9.4.2.2 Dialling font

When number keys are pressed for call connection in
idle state, the size and colour of displayed number can
be configured.

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9.4.2.3 Colour theme

You can choose the themes between (T-Mobile, Metal,
Sky, Orange).

9.4.2.4 Backlight

It allows the user to configure the backlight duration
settings for Main LCD, Front LCD and Keypad. Default
settings:

- Main LCD duration 10 seconds.

- Front LCD duration 10 seconds.

- Keypad backlight duration 10 seconds.

9.5.1 Call divert

Call divert menus for video, voice, data and fax calls
are provided.

However, available menus are determined by the SIM
supporting CPHS.

The menu consists of Video calls, Voice calls, Fax calls
and Data calls.

The Video menu provides menus to divert video calls
and the Voice menu provides menus to divert voice

calls. The Video and Voice menus have the following
submenus.

If you select Video calls, the All video calls, If busy, If
no answer and If unreachable list appears.

If you select Voice calls, the All voice calls, If busy, If
no answer and If unreachable list appears.

9.5.1.1 Video calls

9.5.1.1.1 All video calls

1. When the off menu is selected – Deletes Call Divert

Number registered to the network. While waiting for
the result from the network, Requesting message
and animation appears. When the network answers,
the result of the operation is displayed.

2. When the To voicemail centre is selected, it
activates or deactivates a Voicemail centre number.
To register the VMS number, select Messages?
Settings? Voice mail centre from the menu. If you
select this menu when there is no registered
number, the “VMB not activated” message appears.
Selecting this menu when there is a registered
number displays Requesting message and
animation. When the network answers, the result of
the operation is displayed.

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3. When To other number is selected – A dialogue
window appears allowing you to enter a phone
number to divert to. Input a phone number to divert
calls to, and press OK button. While waiting the
result from the network, Requesting message and
animation appears. When the network answers, the
result of the operation is displayed.

4. When Input dial number (DN) is selected – A menu
appears, a user selects To other number, and inputs
a number. Divert registration is performed with the
selected number. Select the number, and press the
OK button. While waiting for the result from the
network, a Requesting message and animation
appears. When the network answers, the result of
the operation is displayed.

5. Options menu – After activating the All video calls
menu, selecting the Options menu at the bottom of
the menus displays the Activate, Deactivate,
Deactivate all, View status and clear list menus.
Activate: Move to Settings menu (above1~4) to
activate call divert. The View status menu shows the
settings on the network. If you select this menu,
Requesting.. message and animation appear. Then
the network settings are displayed when the
information is received from the network. Selecting

Status in the right soft menu gives the same result. If
you select the Deactivate menu, the call divert
numbers registered in the network are deleted after
user confirmation. Selecting the Cancel all menu will
display the operation result after showing the
Requesting message and animation. Clear list menu
will delete all divert number list.

9.5.1.1.2 If busy

1. When the off menu is selected – It operates the

same to All voice calls menu.

2. When To voice mail centre is selected – It operates
the same to All voice calls menu.

3. To other number is selected – It operates the same
to All voice calls menu.

4. When input dial number (DN) is selected – It
operates the same to All voice calls menu.

5. When Options menu is selected – It activates and
operates If busy menu. It operates the same to All
voice calls menu.

9.5.1.1.3 If no answer

1. When the off menu is selected – It operates the

same as All voice calls menu.

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2. When To voice mail centre is selected – It operates
the same as to All voice calls menu.

3. When To other number is selected – It operates the
same as to All voice calls menu.

4. When input dial number (DN) is selected – It
operates the same to All voice calls menu.

5. When Options menu is selected – Activates and
operates If no reply menu. It operates the same to
All voice calls menu except that users can configure
delay time in the Set delay menu in the menu list.

9.5.1.1.4 If unreachable

1. When off menu is selected – It operates the same to

All voice calls menu.

2. When To voice mail centre is selected – It operates
the same to All voice calls menu.

3. When To other number is selected – It operates the
same to All voice calls menu.

4. When input dial number (DN) is selected – It
operates the same to All voice calls menu.

5. When Options menu is selected – Activates and
operates If out of reach menu. It operates the same
to All voice calls menu.

9.5.1.2 Voice calls

9.5.1.2.1 All voice calls

1. When the off menu is selected – Deletes Call Divert

Number registered to the network. While waiting for
the result from the network, Requesting message
and animation appears. When the network answers,
the result of the operation is displayed.

2. When the To voicemail centre is selected, it
activates or deactivates a Voicemail centre number.
To register the VMS number, select Messages?
Settings? Voice mail centre from the menu. If you
select this menu when there is no registered
number, the “VMS not activated” message appears.
Selecting this menu when there is a registered
number displays Requesting message and
animation. When the network answers, the result of
the operation is displayed.

3. When To other number is selected – A dialogue
window appears allowing you to enter a phone
number to divert to. Input a phone number to divert
calls to, and press OK button. While waiting the
result from the network, Requesting message and
animation appears. When the network answers, the
result of the operation is displayed.

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4. When Input dial number (DN) is selected – A menu
appears, a user selects To other number, and inputs
a number. Divert registration is performed with the
selected number. Select the number, and press the
OK button. While waiting for the result from the
network, a Requesting message and animation
appears. When the network answers, the result of
the operation is displayed.

5. After activating All video calls menu, selecting the
Options menu at the bottom of the menus displays
the Activate, Deactivate, Cancel all, View status and
clear list menus.
Activate: Move to Settings menu to activate call
divert.
The View status menu shows the settings on the
network. If you select this menu, Requesting.
message and animation appear. Then the network
settings are displayed when the information is
received from the network. Selecting Status in the
right soft menu gives the same result. If you select
the Deactivate menu, the call divert numbers
registered in the network are deleted after user
confirmation. Selecting the Cancel all menu will
display the operation result after showing the
Requesting message and animation.
Clear list menu will delete all divert number list.

9.5.1.3 Fax calls

9.5.1.4 Data calls

9.5.2 Call waiting

This menu consists of All Calls Voice call, Video call.
If you select one, activate/deactivate/view status

menu list appears.

1. Activate: Activates waiting service. Selecting this
item, displays requesting message and animation.
When the network answers, the result of the
operation is displayed.

2. Deactivate: Deactivates Call waiting service.
Selecting this item displays requesting message and
animation. When the network answers, the result of
the operation is displayed.

3. View status: Displays activated Call waiting service
group item of the network. Selecting this item
displays requesting message and
animation. When the network answers, the result of
the operation is displayed.

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9.5.3 Call reject

Automatic menu: Users can configure to reject all or a

specific number calls by selecting Deactivate, Reject
on list, or Reject all calls menu. Selecting Deactivate
disables Automatic call reject. Selecting Reject on list
rejects only reject target numbers saved in Phone
book. Selecting Reject all calls rejects all arriving calls
unconditionally by silent or disconnecting. When you
configuring Reject on list mode, you can add number to
reject by using ‘List’ menu. When you adding a number
to the list, you can select either ‘Silent’, or
‘Disconnect’. You can input number directly or by
searching Contacts using ‘Search’ key.

Manual menu: When On is selected, press and hold
the side key for a while to reject a call by silence, and
press and hold the side key for a while once again to
reject a call by disconnecting. When Off is selected,
side key does not work for call reject operation.

9.5.4 Call costs

1. This function displays your call cost of the Last call

and All calls.

2. To initialise, press ‘Clear’ button, and input PIN code.

3. Select Cost Setting to configure call cost settings

and call cost limit.

4. You can select either Unit or Currency in call cost
settings. According to your setting, call cost is
displayed when a call is terminated.

5. In the call cost limit configuration, select On to
configure the cost limit. When cost limit is
configured, and call cost reaches the limit, making a
call will not be allowed.

9.5.5 Video call

1. Hide my picture: Option to determine whether to

send my picture during VT.

• On: Do not send my picture.

• Off: Send my picture.

2. Substitute picture: Option to determine a video to
send during VT.

• On: Send substitute video instead of my picture.

• Off: Send my picture.

3. Substitute picture file: Option to select substitute
video to send instead of my picture during VT.

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9.5.6 Send my number

1. Set by network: Configures with the default settings

determined by the service provider.

2. On: Configures to send my phone number when
making an outgoing call.

3. Off: Configures not to send my phone number when
making an outgoing call.

9.5.7 Auto redial

Allows you to set the auto redial function when a call
attempt has failed.

9.5.8 Answer mode

Allows you to set the answering method. You can
choose between opening the folder, pressing the Send
key, and pressing any key.

9.5.9 Minute reminder

Determines whether to sound a 1 minute tone every 1
minute when you are on the phone.

9.5.* Closed user group

9.6.1 Bluetooth

Bluetooth Connection

• Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth

Your phone has built-in Bluetooth wireless technology
which makes it possible for you to connect your phone
wirelessly to other Bluetooth devices such as a
handsfree, PC, PDA, a remote screen, or other phones.

You can, for example, have a conversation via a
cordless Bluetooth handsfree or browse the Internet,
wirelessly connected via a mobile phone.

You can also exchange, for example, business cards,
calendar items and pictures.

n Note

We recommend that your phone and the Bluetooth device
you are communicating with be within a range of 10 meters.
The connection may be improved if there are no solid
objects in between your phone and the other Bluetooth
device.

9.6 Connectivity

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1. Getting Started

• Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth
> 1. Paired devices

To use the Bluetooth function, you must first set
Bluetooth to "On". Complete the above procedures to
set Bluetooth to "On".

2. Configuring Bluetooth Settings

• Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth
> 2. Settings

- Bluetooth: To use the Bluetooth function, set it to
[On]. Otherwise, set it to [Off].

- Audio device: You can set [Audio device] to
[Headset] or [Handsfree].

- My handset’s visibility: Set [My handset’s

visibility status] to [Shown to all] so that other
devices can detect your phone when they are
searching for a Bluetooth device. If you select
[Hidden], other devices will not be able to detect
your phone when they are searching for a
Bluetooth device.

- My handset’s name: You can name or rename your
phone as it will appear on other devices.

Your phone's name will be shown on other devices
only when [My handset’s visibility] is set to
[Shown to All].

- Passcode request: You can choose for your phone
to ask for your password when another Bluetooth
device is trying to connect to it. If this option is set
to "Off", you can immediately connect to another
Bluetooth device without entering your password.

- BD address: The BD address is set when your
phone is sold. You cannot change the BD address.

3. Paired Device

Pairing Devices(Pairing with a device)
If a paired Bluetooth device already exists,

• Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth
> 1. Paired devices > Options > Add new

If there is no paired Bluetooth device,

• Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth
> 1. Paired devices > Add

Options

1. Add new: Using this menu, you can pair a new

Bluetooth device with your phone.

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2. Connect: Using this menu, you can connect an
audio device.

A. This item is only enabled in the Option menu

when you have selected Audio device. If
another device has been selected, this item is
disabled.

B. Move to [Connect] and select [OK]. Your phone

is immediately connected to the audio device.

3. View Detail: Using this menu, you can view
information about the paired device.

4. Set as authorised: Using this menu, you can
choose to receive alerts when data arrives from
another device.(Set as authorised <-> Set an
unauthorised)

5. Assign short name: Using this menu, you can
rename a paired phone as required.

6. Delete: Using this menu, you can delete the paired
Bluetooth device.

7. Delete all: Using this menu, you can delete all of
the paired Bluetooth devices.

- To search for a Bluetooth device to connect,
press the above key.

- Screen shows “Searching for Device”.

Bluetooth devices within a range of 10m will be
found.

- If Bluetooth devices are found, these devices are
listed on the screen. If no Bluetooth device is
found, you will be asked if you want to search
again.

- If you select a device from the listed devices, the
device information (name, address, service class)
will appear on the screen.

- Pairing procedure

• Press the Bond key. A window will appear on
the screen asking you to enter your password.

• After creating a password (of 1 to 16 digits), the
user of the other device must enter the
password for pairing. The user of the other
device must know the password in advance for
authentication.

• If the other party authenticates the connection,
the Paired device list is displayed on the screen
and you can use your phone to communicate
with the other device.

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<Disconnecting Devices>

1. Select a device to disconnect from the Paired

devices screen.

2. You can disconnect a device by pressing the Delete
key or by selecting Options > Delete. To disconnect
all paired devices, select Options . Delete All.

<Transmitting Data Using Bluetooth>

1. To transmit data from your phone to another

Bluetooth device, first select the application where
the target data is saved. For example, to send data in
the Media album to another device, select

• Menu > 2. My Media > 1.Photos > Select data to

transmit > Send via > 3. Bluetooth

2. Transmitting Data

- If a paired Bluetooth device exists,

1) Select the desired device from the paired
devices listed on the screen.

2) If the other party selects [Yes] for [Bluetooth
Authorisation required], the data is transmitted.

- If t here is no paired Bluetooth device,

1) Select Search to search for nearby Bluetooth
devices to connect.

2) Select the device to which you want to transmit
data from the devices on the screen and press
the Push key.

3) The other party will specify a password.

4) You must know the password specified by the
other party.

5) If the other party selects [Yes] for [Bluetooth
Authorisation required], the data is transmitted.

<Receiving Data using Bluetooth>

Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth >

1. Paired devices

1. If you enable Bluetooth function as described above,
you can connect your phone to other Bluetooth
devices.

2. If another party attempts to transmit data, the
[Bluetooth Authorisation required] question will
appear on the screen. If you select [Yes], the data
will be transmitted to your phone. During data
transmission, the Bluetooth icon flashes.

<Bluetooth Data Storage Folder>

You can check the received data by selecting Menu >

2. My Media > 7. Bluetooth data.

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4. Device

<Connecting a Headset>

1. Select Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity >

1. Bluetooth > 2. Settings and check that [Audio
Device Select] is set to [Headset]. (If Bluetooth is
disabled, enable Bluetooth.)

2. Connect the headset according to the procedures
described in the Pairing Devices section.

3. To use the headset, select the headset from the
registered devices, press the Option key and then
select 2. Connect.

4. To check that the selected headset has been
connected successfully, press the Option key. If it is
properly connected, 2. Disconnect will appear. If it is
not connected, 2. Connect will appear.

<Connecting a Handsfree Kit>

1. Menu > 9. Settings > 6. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth

> 2. Settings and check that [Audio Device Select]
is set to [Handsfree]. (If Bluetooth is disabled, enable
Bluetooth.)

2. Connect the handsfree kit according to the
procedures described in the Pairing Devices
section.

3. To use the handsfree kit, select the handsfree kit
from the registered devices, press the Option key
and then select 2. Connect.

4. To check that the selected handsfree kit has been
connected successfully, press the Option key. If it is
properly connected, 2. Disconnect will appear. If it is
not connected, 2. Connect will appear.

9.6.2 Network settings

9.6.2.1 Network selection

1. You can select either Automatic or Manual network
selection.

2. If you select Automatic, connection continues
according to the Automatic network selection
procedures. This setting is recommended for best
service and quality.

3. If you select Manual, all the currently 2G (GSM) and
3G (UMTS) available networks are shown, and you
can select one of them for registration.
If the registration of the network has failed, then all
the currently available networks are listed again,
and you can select any other one for registration.

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9.6.2.2 Preferred lists

1. Select Preferred lists to display the preferred list
saved in the current SIM card.

2. You can edit and save a preferred list in the SIM
card by selecting the menu when the preferred list is
displayed.

- Add

- Delete

- Options: (Add new, Search/Enter new network

Delete)

9.6.2.3 GPRS

1. If you set GPRS option to "Power on", the registration
process for GPRS service is started when power on.
In this case, other registration process is not need
for GPRS service.

2. If you set GPRS option to "when needed", the
registration process for GPRS service will be started
only when an application requires GPRS service.

9.6.2.4. System mode

1. If you set to Dual mode, then both 3G (UMTS) and 2G
(GSM) services can be used. This setting is
recommended for best service and quality.

2. If you set to GSM only, then only 2G (GSM) service
can be used.

9.6.3 Access points

Access points

This menu shows the access point list. You can create
new profiles, delete or edit them by using the Option
Menu. However, you cannot delete or edit default
configurations.
You can edit the following configuration items by
selecting the right soft key.

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Connection title Access Point profile name.
Bearer Choose the bearer from the list. (Default

is “UMTS/GPRS”)

Authentication Choose the authentication from the list.

(Default is “No auth”)

Username Information provided by Service Provider.
Password Information provided by Service Provider.

- Press “Done” key to save any configuration changes.

9.6.4 Sync Service

If Sync service is supported by your network operator,
that service function synchronizes the data in a phone
and the data on a server such as contact address
information and schedule items via a wireless network.

9.6.4.1 Connect

• Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Sync service

1. Select the Connect item and then press the Select

key.

2. Connect to the server with the selected server
profile and the synchronization animation is
displayed while the synchronization is performed.

9.6.4.2 Logs

• Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Sync service

Select the Log item and then press the Select key to
view the log for the last synchronization operation
performed.

9.6.4.3 Sync types

• Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Sync service

Select the Sync Types item and then press the Select
key to view the synchronization types.

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APN APN name to access network.

Information provided by Service Provider.

Traffic Class Choose the Traffic Class from the list.

(Default is "Subscribed")
Choose the Maximum Uplink Bitrate from

the list. (Default is "Subscribed")
Choose the Maximum Downlink Bitrate

from the list. (Default is "Subscribed")

Dial-up number Required in case of Bearer is

"UMTS/GPRS/CSD" or "CSD" Information
provided by Service Provider.

Baud rate Required in case of Bearer is

"UMTS/GPRS/CSD" or "CSD" Choose the
value from select list. (Default is "9600")

Call type Required in case of Bearer is

"UMTS/GPRS/CSD" or "CSD" Choose Call
type from the list. (Default is "ISDN")

CSD Password Required in case of Bearer is

"UMTS/GPRS/CSD" or "CSD" Information
provided by Service Provider.

CSD Username Required in case of Bearer is

"UMTS/GPRS/CSD" or "CSD" Information
provided by Service Provider.

Req. Max UL
Bitrate

Req. Max DL
Bitrate