Micromax W900 User Guide

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Special features:

2.0 mega pixel CMOS camera

Windows Mobile 6.1

Pocket MSN

Windows Media Player

Bluetooth

ActiveSync

GPS with integrated MAPS

FM Radio

T-Flash card compatible

Touch recognition

3.2-inch 65K color display

E-mail

Wi-Fi

Declaration

Certain functions referred in this document may be network services and require support by your network operator or service provider. Please check with your network operator or service provider for more details.

For your safety, please read “For your safety” and “Safety information” in this document before you use this device.

Symbols that may occur in this document are defined as below:

< > stands for soft keys and buttons; “ “ stands for display information on

phone screen;［］stands for menus.

Disclaimer: Micromax will not bear any responsibility for any incompliance with the guidelines mentioned in this manual; or improper use of the mobile phone. Our company keeps the right to make modifications to any of the content here in this user guide without public announcement in advance. The content of this manual may vary from the actual content displayed in the mobile phone. In such a case, the latter shall govern.

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Contents

1. YOUR DEVICE 1

GETTING STARTED 8

CALL FUNCTIONS 20

CALL HISTORY 26

ENTERING TEXT 28

SETTINGS 32

PIM 45

MESSAGING 53

TAKE YOUR OFFICE WITH YOUR SMART PHONE

SYNC YOUR DEVICE 69

10.

BROWSE THE WEB 72

11.

ENTERTAINMENT 82

12.

FILE EXPLORER 90

13.

GPS 90

14.

USE A T-FLASH CARD 92

15.

MANAGE PROGRAMS AND MEMORY ON YOUR

16. SMART PHONE

CARE AND MAINTENANCE 97

17.

TROUBLESHOOTING 99

18.

keep your hands free to operate the vehicle while driving. Your first consideration while driving

Follow any restrictions. Wireless devices can cause

which could affect

ENHANCEMENTS AND

Use only approved

SWITCH OFF WHEN

refueling point. Do not use

CONNECTING TO OTHER

When connecting to any other device, read its user

or detailed safety

Obey any local battery

19. SAFETY INFORMATION 107

For your safety

Read these simple guidelines before using the device. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. Refer to “Safety information”.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST

Obey all local laws. Always

should be road safety.

INTERFERENCE

All wireless devices may be susceptible to interference,

performance.

BAT TERI ES

enhancements and batteries. Do not connect incompatible products.

DEVICES

guide f instructions. Do not connect incompatible products.

BACK-UP COPIES Remember to make back-up copies or keep a written record of all

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT

interference in aircraft.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS

Follow any restrictions. Switch the device off near medical equipment.

REFUELING

Do not use the device at a

near fuel or chemicals.

PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT

Do not dispose of batteries in a fire or as household trash.

recycling laws or environment protection policy.

PROTECT THE CHILDREN

Do not store any small parts

important information.

of the device such as a

SOS

the phone function of the

number, then press the Talk key. Give your location. Do not end the call without

memory card where children may access them.

EMERGENCY CALLS Ensure

device is switched on and in service. Enter the emergency

permission.

key

port

key

1. Yo u r Device

Keys and parts

Planform view

Side view

Volume

Earphone hole

USB

Power key

Camera

Front view

Receiver

Rear view

Talk key

End key

MicroPhone

Camera

Speaker

Key Function

Volu me key 1. Press the up key or the down key to adjust the

Tal k key Press to answer an incoming call or dial a call.

Power 1. When device is on, press to enter in sleep

End key Press to end a call.

Camera key Press this key to enter the camera preview screen.

volume; 2. When the phone rings for an incoming call, press the up key or the down key to mute the rin ge r.

mode; 2.While in sleep mode, press to wake the device up; 3.When device is on, press and hold to choose to switch the device off; 4.When device is off, press and hold to switch it on.

Today

Tap［Start→To day］to enter in the [Today ] screen where your upcoming appointments, active tasks, and information about e-mail messages are

displayed. View the following table to see what you can do in the [Today ] screen.

No. Name Function

Start Tap here to pop up the Start menu.

Time and date Tap here to change the time and

Program section Tap a section to open the program

Device

locked/unlocke d

Menu Tap here to access Matrix Menu of

SPB Home Tap here to access SPB Home .

date, or set an alarm.

that is associated with that section.

Tap here to lock the device. Read

“Lock the device”.

your device.

Status bar Tap any icon on the status bar to

The [Today] screen is accessible from anywhere by tapping

→Today］. You can tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Today］to

［

view details.

customize the［Today］screen, including the background picture.

Status icons

The following table lists common status indicators that may appear at the top and bottom of the phone screen, and on the [Today] screen. If you are not sure about what an icon exactly means, tap the icon to pop up a message box that gives detailed description about the icon and enables you to change settings.

Icons Meaning

Signal strength.

Lost signal. Your device is searching for a signal.

No signal.

Phone function is switched off.

Ringer On

Ringer Off

Vibrator on

Your device receives a wireless data exchange request.

Pending alarm

Missed call

Make an emergency call without SIM card.

Call waiting

New MSN instant message.

Multiple notifications.

No connection.

Synchronizing.

ActiveSync connected.

GPRS available

GPRS connection is active.

Invalid or missing SIM card.

Battery charging.

Battery level. You can tap this icon to view how much

power is left and to set the idle time while [On

battery power］or [On external power].

Low battery.

No battery.

Your device receives a Bluetooth connection request.

2. Getting Started

Before you begin, you need to prepare your device by installing the SIM card, which is supplied by the service provider.

Warning: The SIM card and its contacts can easily be damaged by scratches or bending, so be careful when handling, inserting, or removing the card. Follow the user guide provided by the SIM card provider. Keep all SIM cards out of the reach of small children.

Installing the SIM card

(1) Press and hold power key, and switch off your device. (2) Remove the back cover and battery. (3) Open the SIM card cover. (4) Push the SIM card into the slot.

Using a T-Flash card

Your W900 phone is compatible with a T-Flash card. A T-Flash card expands the phone’s memory capacity and thus allows you to backup or save more files and data.

(1)Press and hold power key，and switch off your device.

(2)Remove the back cover and battery.

(3)Open the T-Flash card cover.

(4)Push the T-Flash card into the slot

Important: To avoid missing any data, do not remove the T-Flash card in the

middle of a read-write operat i on.

Installing the battery

(1) Press and hold power key，and switch off your device.

(2) Remove the back cover and battery.

(3) Position the battery so the gold colored contacts match up with those on the device. Insert the battery, contact end first into the slot. Snap the other end of the battery into place. Slide the battery cover towards the top of the phone to lock the cover into place.

Charging the battery

Your device is powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery.

Using a charger

(1) Install the battery into your device. Insert the charger plug into the

charger connector of your device.

(2) When it starts charging, the battery icon becomes

［Start→Settings→System→Power］or simply tap this icon to view the progress of the charging.

. Yo u can tap

(3) When battery charge is complete, the battery icon is displayed as

(4) Disconnect the charger from the standard wall outlet first and then

from your device.

Note:

1. Use batteries and chargers approved by provider. Using unapproved ones may cause explosion.

2. The phone takes about 2-5 hours to charge and the exact time may vary depending on the circumstances of your phone dur ing charging.

3. The full performance of a new battery is achieved only after two or three complete charging and disc h argi ng cycles.

Battery strength indicator

When the battery is low, the battery icon becomes

When the battery charge level is too low for the phone to operate, the phone switches itself off and you may lose some data that hasn’t been saved yet. To avoid this from happening, charge the battery as soon as the battery

is low.

Switch on/off your device

Switch on/off

When the device is off, press and hold the power button to switch it on. Note that it may take a few seconds for the device to operate after it’s switched on.

When the device is on, press and hold power button, and switch it off. If the device is locked, unlock it first.

When the device is on, press power button to enter in sleep mode. While in sleep mode, you can press power button to wake your device up.

Warning: When your phone enters in low power sleep mode, its call function is still active. For safety, make sure to switch off the phone funct ion and remove the battery when wireless ph one use is prohibited.

When you switch on the device without a SIM card, a text message saying

“Invalid or missing SIM card…” and a missing SIM card icon displayed.

If the PIN-check feature is enabled on your SIM card, the device asks for a PIN code when you switch it on.

If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, the SIM card is blocked. You must enter the PUK code to unblock the SIM card.

When your phone is out of service, you can see an “Out of service” message and an icon be restricted when the phone is out of service.

displayed on the screen. Calls incoming and outgoing will

will be

Warning: 1. Do not switch the phone ON wh ere a wireless phone/device usage is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger. You can click the signal

strength indicator function.

2. Your phone has a built-in antenna. Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily when the phone is switched on; otherwise, it may affect call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than other w ise needed.

Turn on/off phone function

Turn on phone function

With the battery and SIM card properly installed, you can press and hold the power button to switch on the device. When the device is switched on and within service area, you can use the phone function.

Turn off phone function

Tap the signal strength indicator

the phone in flight mode and switch off the phone function.

and select ［Wireless Manager］to switch off the phone

and select［Wireless Manager］to put

After you turn on the flight mode, the signal strength indicator becomes .

To retrieve the phone function, you can just tap

manager

］

and select［Wireless

Warning：Make sure to switch off the ph one function when wireless phone use is prohibited

Aligning the screen

When switching on the device for the first time after purchase, follow the instructions on the phone screen to make some basic settings.

Aligning the touch screen

To align the touch screen, just tap the center of the + symbol wherever it moves until it disappears automatically. The calibration makes the phone respond accurately to your taps.

Realigning the touch screen

Realign the touch screen if the phone does not respond accurately to your taps. Follow the instructions below to do so:

(5) Tap ［Start→Settings→System→Screen］.

Tap ［Align screen］on the［General］tab and start to align the screen by following the instructions on the screen.

When aligning the screen, you should try to always tap at the right center of

the + symbol.

Screen orientation

Your phone allows you to change the screen orientation as needed.

Tap ［Start→Settings→System→Screen］.

On the［ General］tab, tap the screen orientation you want. You can

switch between［Portrait］and [Landscape].

To view more content or increase the readability in some programs that

allow text size adjustment, you can tap the［Tex t s ize］tab to increase or decrease the font size.

Reminders

You can choose how to be notified of a new SMS, MMS, or an upcoming appointment or alarm clock.

 Message  Special sound (customizable)  Vibration

Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Sounds & Notifications］to customize the

reminders. Read “Sounds and notifications” for more details.

Start

You can choose which items appear in the [Start] menu.

(1) Tap [Start→Settings→Menus]. (2) Select the check boxes of the items you want to appear in the [Start]

menu. You can set up to seven items.

Programs

Tap ［Start→Programs］to view all programs available with your phone.

SPB

SPB Mobile Shell introduces the next generation of a user interface while keeping all the advantages of Windows. You will be able- while only using one hand- to get information, launch programs, make calls and navigate your device in a simple and flexible manner.

SPB Home

SPB Home is a Today plug-in user interface that gives you up-to-date information at a glance, such as time, weather, calendar, upcoming appointments, next alarm, and shows new SMS or MMS messages, missed calls, new emails, and new voicemail. It also has a fully customizable Lifestyle layout where you can add your own favorite widgets for one-tap access.

SPB Home has two components: Professional Home (disabled by default) and Lifestyle Home. Switching between them can be done using any of the following ways: From the Menu button . From the Tabs button that shows you all of SPB Mobile Shell tabs in the selected views style (carousel or tiles). At the bottom of SPB Home, there is a toolbar that allows you to switch between SPB Mobile Shell components and access the Menu button to view the available options of the selected tab.

Professional Home

The Professional Home functionality is implemented by means of widgets as in Lifestyle Home. There is a wide range of widgets to choose from for all purposes. Adding of up to 5 pages to the Professional Home is also supported. The Professional Home gives you a quick and easy way to check your device status. You can see your most important information with a quick glance, for the fastest and most direct way to use your device. For example, you can open your Inbox to read new emails with just a tap, or with a few key clicks. The Professional Home layout provides you by default with the following information: The weather forecast icon on the upper left for the selected city. Tap to open the weather details page where you can update forecast or access the weather options. In the upper middle you have four icons for email, SMS, Profile, and missed calls. For example, when you receive an email you will see the email icon

highlighted with the number of new emails you have in your inbox. You can open your Inbox to read new emails with just a tap, or with a few key presses.

Note: The voice mail may not work due to your service provider. Some providers notify only by SMS about unread voicemails.

With the speaker indicator on the upper right, you can adjust the following phone profiles on your device. Select Normal, Silent, or Vibrate from the profiles popup. You can also edit the normal profile. If you have SPB Phone Suite installed, you may use those profiles instead of the default ones by enabling the corresponding option in SPB Mobile Shell settings.

The digital clock in the middle displays your current time and date. Tap to open the time screen for more details. Under the digital clock you will find the alarm notification bar when an alarm time is set and the corresponding option in SPB Mobile Shell settings is enabled. If you have SPB Time installed, SPB Mobile Shell will show the next alarm information from SPB Time instead of the system alarm clock. You will find the next appointment notification bars (if available) in the lower part of Professional Home

The calendar displays the days that correspond to the selected month and year settings. The selected date is your device’s current setting. You can see a full month, three weeks, two weeks, one week or disable the calendar from the corresponding option in SPB Mobile Shell options. Tap to open the Agenda page.

Lifestyle Home

Most of the Lifestyle Home functionality is implemented by means of widgets. There are widgets for all purposes: widget-based photo contacts, media player, profiles, weather, world time, and wireless manager, etc. Make your own Home screen using those widgets and personalize your Smart phone by changing the background of the widgets screen. You can download additional free backgrounds right from your phone using the Online Catalog (Internet connection is required).

Launcher Tab

The Launcher tab adds a fast and convenient way to navigate through your device. All of the pages are kinetic scrolling supported. Launcher tab has two main pages: Launcher and SPB Menu. The Launcher shows you the Pinned shortcuts, recently used programs, and finger friendly task manager. SPB Menu contains all of your device programs, settings, and tools well-organized in categories. At the bottom of the Launcher pages, there is a toolbar that allows you to return to the Home tab and access the Menu button to view the available options ofthe selected page.

Contacts Tab

The Contacts tab helps you to manage your contacts and calls using many useful features such as call history, photo speed dial, smart contact search, drag-and-drop to edit your favorite layout, kinetic scrolling, easy assigning and cropping of contact picture, set a unique ringtone for each of your favorite contacts, and more. To open the available options for a contact (for example, contact or shortcut) simply tap and hold the item. Contacts tab have three pages: Favorite Contacts, Call Log, and SPB Contacts.

TodayScreen

Tap［Start→Settings→To day］, on the [Items] page select [Items] check boxes. Selected items will appear on the today screen.

Lock/Unlock the device

Device locked/unlocked (6) On the［Tod ay ］screen, tap <Device unlocked> to lock the device.

When the device is locked, tap <Unlock> at the bottom left of the screen and then tap <Unlock> to unlock the device.

Note: If you don’t see the menu to lock the device on the [Today] screen, just tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Today→Items］, and select the check box for

[Device Lock].

Protect your device with a password

You can enable a password to prevent unauthorized access to your device.

(1) Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Lock］. (2) Select the［Prompt if device unused for…］check box.

(3) In the box to the right select the time period you want. (4) In the [Password type] box, select the type of password you want to

use.

(5) Enter a password, and then confirm the password. (6) Tap <ok> to save. (7) With the above done, your device locks itself if it’s left inactive for the

selected amount of time, and you need to enter the password in order to use the phone. Read “Lock” for more details.

Lock the SIM card

You can lock your SIM card with the PIN code. The original PIN code is supplied by your network operator. Follow the instructions below to enable the PIN-check:

(7) Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］, on the [Security] page select

the［Require PIN when phone is used］check box.

Enter the PIN code.

Tap <ok> to confirm.

If you want to change the PIN code, just tap [Change PIN].

3. Call Functions

Your phone keeps call records and allows you to take notes or record the conversation when you are on a call.

Access the phone function

Press

button to enter the [Phone] screen as below:

Use the PIN code

In general, a PIN code is supplied with the SIM card when you purchase. If the PIN-check feature is enabled on your SIM card, your phone asks for the code each time you switch the phone on or each time you try to access the [Phone] screen.

If you want to enable or disable the PIN-check feature while in the

[Phone] screen, tap［Menu→Options→Phone］and select or clear the

［Required PIN when phone is used］check box.

Note: If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, the SIM card is blocked. You must enter the P U K code to un block the SIM card.

Making a call

You can make a call by using the keypad, the Contacts, speed dial or call history.

Use the keypad (8) On the [Today ] screen, tap <Phone> to enter the [Phone] screen. (9) Enter your desired phone number by tapping the keypad, and then

tap

(10) Ta p

Clear a wrong input：When entering a phone number, you can tap to clear the last digit or tap and hold

Use the Contacts

You can make a call to a phone number that is saved in <Contacts>.

(11) On the [Today ] screen, tap <Contacts> to enter the [Contacts]

menu.

Tap your desired contact and tap <Call> to dial.

Use the call history (12) On the Phone keypad, tap <Call history> button. (13) Ta p [Menu→Filter] to select the type of calls you want to view. For

example, if you want to v iew all call records, just

［Menu→Filter→All Calls］.

(14) Tap your desired call record and then tap <Call> to dial. Use speed dial

You can assign speed dials for frequently-called phone numbers so you can dial a number with a single tap.

(15) On the Phone keypad, tap［Speed dial→Menu→New］to enter

contacts list. In the Contacts list, tap your desired contact or tap [Menu→New Contact] to create a new contact then tap

［Select］.After tap［Select］, enter Speed Dial screen.

or simply press button to dial.

or simply press button to end the call.

to clear the entire number.

(16) Tap the up/down arrows in［Location］box to select an available

speed dial number. Then tap <ok> button to save. Note that number 1 is reserved for Voice Mail.

On the Phone keypad, tap and hold the speed dial number assigned to the contact you want to call for 1-3 seconds. If the speed dial number is a two-digit one, tap the tens digit first and then tap and hold the single digit for 1-3 seconds.

When you are trying to assign a speed dial number that is already occupied by another contact, the phone asks “Speed Dial location already in use. Overwrite?” Tap <Yes> to replace the previous contact with the new one or tap <No> to cancel.

Change or delete a speed dial number

On the Phone keypad, tap <Speed dial> button to enter the speed dial number list. Tap and hold the one you want to delete or change and then tap [Delete] or [Edit].

Make an emergency call

On the Phone keypad, enter an emergency number and tap button to dial.

Make an international call

(17) On the Phone keypad, tap and hold

(+) appears.

(18) Enter the country code, area code and phone number. (19) Tap

Enter voice mail phone number

The speed dial number 1 is reserved for［Voice Mail］.

(1) On the Phone keypad, tap［Speed dial→Voicemail］. (2) Tap ［Service→Voicemail and Text Messages］, and tap <Get

Settings>.

(3) Enter the voice mail box number supplied by your network

operator in the appropriate box.

Adjust the volume

Adjust the call volume:

While on a call, you can

 tap  or, press the up key or the down key to increase or decrease the call

volume.

button to dial.

button to increase or decrease the call volume.

button until a Plus symbol

Change system and ringer volume settings：Tap

adjust the incoming call tone or tap

reminders or MP3 playback. You can also select［Off］to mute the phone.

Note: When you select [Vibrate], the sound icon changes to be .

Answer or reject a call

Tap <Answer> to answer an incoming call. If an earphone is connected, you can simply press the <Talk> key on the earphone to answer the call.

Tap <Ignore> to reject an incoming call. If you reject the call, it may be

and then tap to

to adjust the volume of

forwarded to another phone number or sent to your voice mail, depending on your settings. When you receive a phone call with earphone connected to your phone, you can press and hold the <Tal k > key on the earphone to ignore the phone call.

End a call

While on a call, you can press Phone keypad to end the call.

Options during a call

Call waiting（Network-dependent）

If you receive a call while on a call, you have the option to ignore or answer the new call. If you select to answer, the phone allows you to switch between the calls or connect both calls.

(20) Answer the new call and put the previous one on hold.

Tap the to the previous one.

Switch between calls

Tap the

Make a conference call（Network-dependent） (21) Hold the first call to make or answer another call.

(22) With the conference call successfully connected, [Conference]

appears at the top of the [Phone] screen.

(23) To add a new party to the conference call, just tap

dial the number.

Take notes during a call

Your phone allows you to take a note while on a call. [Call history] provides easy access to any notes taken during a call.

button or press to end the new call and reconnect

button to switch between the two calls.

button or tap button on the

and

Create a note：

(24) While on a call, tap the <Note> button at the bottom of the screen. (25) Enter your note and tap <ok> button to save.

Access a note：

In the [Call history] list, tap and hold the name or number for your desired phone call entry containing the note, and select [View note] in the pull-down menu to read the note. You can also access the note

directly from［Start→Programs→Notes］.

Mute a call

During a call, you can tap the <Mute> button to mute your microphone so that the person with whom you are speaking cannot hear you, but you can still hear him/her.

Note: Call waiting and conference call are both network dependent, contact

your service provider for more inform ation.

4. Call History

Your phone keeps records of your missed, outgoing and incoming calls. For [Call history] to work properly, your service provider must support caller ID and it must be enabled, your calls cannot be blocked, and your phone must be on and within the service ara.

Call history

On the [Today] screen, tap <Phone> to enter the [Phone] screen. On the Phone keypad, tap <Call history> button.

View details

To change the [Call history] view, tap［Menu→Filter］and select a different view.

All calls : View all calls listed in the order of call time.

Missed

Outgoing

Incoming

Tap your desired call entry and your phone will pop up details of the call, such as the call time and duration.

Create a Contact from Call history (26) Tap and hold the phone call entry you want and then tap [Save to

Contacts] in the pull-down menu.

(27) Enter information about the call entry and then tap <ok> button

to save.

Call timers (28) In [Call history] menu, tap［Menu→Call timers］to view duration of

all calls and recent calls.

：View missed calls only.

：View outgoing calls only.

：View all incoming calls.

Tap <Reset> to reset the [Recent calls] counter.

5. Entering Text

Input screen

Change the text input method

On the input screen, tap the input selector arrow ▲ at the bottom center of the screen to bring up options of text input methods. You can use the on-screen keyboard or a handwriting recognition feature such as Block Recognizer, Letter Recognizer, and Transciber to enter text.

Use Qwerty

You can enter text by tapping keys on the on-screen keyboard supplied by

Qwerty input method. (1) From a program, tap the input selector arrow and then tap

[Qwerty].

(2) Enter text by tapping keys on the on-screen keyboard.

Use Block Recognizer

With block recognizer, you can use a single stroke to write letters, numbers, symbols, and punctuations, which are then converted into typed text.

(3) From a program, tap the input selector arrow and then tap [Block

Recognizer].

(4) Write characters, numbers, and symbols in the designated writing

area.

 Enter letters by writing in the abc (left) area of the box.  Enter numbers by writing in the 123 (right) area of the box.  Enter symbols and punctuations by tapping in either area of the

box and then writing the desired character.

For help with writing characters with Block Recognizer, tap the question mark near the writing area.

Use the on-screen keyboard

You can enter text by tapping keys on the on-screen keyboard.

(1) From a program, tap the input selector arrow and then tap

[Keyboard].

(2) Enter text by tapping keys on the on-screen keyboard.

Use Letter Recognizer

With Letter Recognizer, you can write individual letters, numbers, and punctuation and have them converted into typed text.

(1) From a program, tap the input selector arrow and then tap [Letter

Recognizer].

(2) Write characters, numbers, and symbols in the designated writing

area.

 Enter capital letters by writing in the ABC (left) area of the box.  Enter lower case letters by writing in the abc (middle) area of the

box.

 Enter numbers by writing in the 123 (right) area of the box.  Enter punctuation and symbols by tapping in either area of the box

and then writing the desired character.

For help with writing characters with Letter Recognizer, tap the question mark near the writing area.

Use Transcriber

This input method allows you to write in cursive, print or mixed (consisting of both cursive and print). Your phone recognizes and converts your writing into typed text.

6. Settings

You can customize your phone’s settings to suit your preferences.

Personal

Tap［Start→Settings→Personal］to access the following settings options.

Owner information (29) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Owner information］.

On the［Identification］tab, enter your personal information.

On the［Notes］tab, enter additional information that you want the phone to display each time you switch it on.

Note: You must select the [Notes] check box on the [Options］tab to make

your phone display the information that is entered on the [ Notes] tab.

On the［Options］tab, select the [Identification information] and [Notes] check boxes to allow for easy identification of the device in case it is lost.

Today

Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Today］.

Theme：

On the［Appearance］tab, you can set a background image on the [Today]

screen.

(30) Select the［Use this picture as the background］check box. (31) Tap [Browse] to view a list of your picture files.

(32) In [Folder], select the folder that contains the picture you want

to use.

(33) In [Type], select the file type of the picture. (34) Tap the file name of the picture you want to use. (35) To share a theme with your friends, tap the theme, and then tap

<Beam>.

Items to be displayed：

(36) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Tod ay］. (37) On the [Items] tab, select the check box for the items you want the

phone to display on the [To d ay] screen.

(38) Ta p <ok> to save your change. Sounds and notifications

(39) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Sounds and notifications］.

On the［Sounds］tab, you can enable sounds for [Events], [Programs], [Screen taps] and [Hardware buttons].

On the [Notifications] tab, you can customize the reminders for each event listed in the [Event] pull-down list. Customizable items for each event may var y.

More sounds

You can connect your phone to a computer with a cable and download sounds from the computer.

(40) Connect the phone to a PC with a USB cable. When connected,

ActiveSync program automatically starts.

Click ［ My computer→Mobile devices→My W indows mobile

device→Application Data→Sounds］on the PC. Copy the sound files you want to this folder.

Buttons

On the［Program buttons］tab, you can reassign programs or shortcuts to

program buttons.

Program Buttons： (41) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Buttons→Program buttons］. A list

of buttons and their current assignments is displayed.

(42) Tap the button you want to reassign.

In the［Assign a program］box, tap the program or shortcut you want to assign.

Tap <ok> button to save the change.

Up/Down Control：

If the Up/Down Scroll Key responds too fast or too slow, adjust the

speed for scrolling on the［Up/Down Control］tab.

Phone

Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］.

On the [Phone] tab, You can select the ring tone, keypad tone and the ring type.

On the [Security] tab,

You can enable PIN-check feature to protect your phone from unauthorized use. PIN code is supplied by your service provider and can be changed.

(43) Ta p［Require PIN when phone is used］, enter the PIN and tap

<Enter> to confirm.

(44) To change the PIN, tap [Change PIN]. Call barring

(45) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］. (46) On the［Services］tab, tap [Call barring] and tap [Get settings…].

(47) Select the type of incoming and/or outgoing calls you want to block. Caller ID

(48) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］. (49) On the［Services］tab, tap［Caller ID］and tap [Get settings…].

(50) Ta p [Everyone] to show your identity to all people when you are

calling them. To prevent your identity from being displayed to others, tap [No one].

Call forwarding (51) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］.

(52) On the［Services］tab, tap［Call forwarding］and tap [Get settings…]. (53) Select the way to forward incoming calls to a different phone

number based on your situation.

Call waiting (54) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］.

(55) On the［Services］tab, tap［Call waiting］and tap [Get settings…]. (56) Ta p [Notify me] if you want to be notified of incoming calls when

you are already on a call. If not, tap [Do not notify me].

Voice Mail and Text Messages (57) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］.

(58) On the［Services］tab, tap［Voice Mail and Text Messages］and tap

[Get settings…].

(59) Enter the voice mail or text message phone number in the

appropriate box.

Fixed dialing

Fixed dialing is a network service that you can use to restrict your phone to dial only the phone number(s) or area code(s) that you specify in a fixed dialing list. When you try to make calls to any other numbers (emergency numbers excluded), your phone tells “Phone call prohibited!”

Your phone requires the PIN2 code to activate fixed dialing feature.

(60) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone］. (61) On the［Services］tab, tap［Fixed dialing］and tap [Get settings…].

(62) Select the [Enable fixed dialing] check box. (63) Ta p [Menu→Add]. (64) In [Add or change the number pattern], enter the phone number or

area code you want to be restricted to and tap <Done>. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to add more numbers.

(65) Ta p <Done> again. (66) Enter PIN2 code and tap <Done> to save the settings. Network

View available networks

You can view all wireless networks available to you.

(67) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone→Network］. (68) Under [Network selection], select [Manual]. The list of available

networks is displayed.

Set preferred networks

You can set your preferred networks in the order you want your device to access them. For example, if your first preferred network is unavailable, your device will try to access your second preferred network.

(1) Ta p［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone→Network］. (2) Ta p [Set networks] and follow the instructions on the screen.

Manually select a network

There may be times when you want to manually select a different wireless network to use.

(1) Tap ［Start→Settings→Personal→Phone→Network］. (2) Under [Network selection], tap [Manual] and select the network

you want to use.

(3) When your current network is unavailable, tap [Select], and

manually select a different network to use.

Menus

To add a program to the [Start] menu, you should:

(69) Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Menus］to access the list of all

programs available in your phone.

(70) Select the check box for the items you want to add. (71) Ta p <ok> to save. Input

Tap ［Start→Settings→Personal→Input］. (72) On the［Input method］tab, select an input method and you can

customize its settings to suit your preference.

(73) On the [Options] tab, you can select the voice recording format and

the default zoom level for writing and typing.

(74) While in text input screen, tap the input selector arrow at the

bottom center of the screen and tap [Options] to quickly access the [Input] menu under [Settings].

Lock

Tap ［Start→Settings→Personal→Lock.

On the [Password] tab,

(75) Select the [Prompt if device unused for] check box and select your

desired time period. Your phone asks for a password after being left inactive for the specific amount of time.

(76) Under [Password type] selector, select the type of password you

would like to use. When you select [Strong alphanumeric], the password should be at least 7 characters long and should contain upper and lower case letters, numbers and punctuations.

(77) Enter a password, and then confirm the password.

On the [Hint] tab,

Enter a phrase that will help you remember your password, but doesn’t allow others to guess your password. The hint will be displayed after the wrong password is entered five times.

Note: If you forget the password, you need to reset your device.

Resetting the phone also clears all data saved and all programs you

installed.

System The［About］tab provides some tips for setting this menu.

About

On the［Version］tab, you can view some important information about your device, including the type of processor and the amount of memory

installed.

On the［Device ID］tab, you can change your device name. If you synchronize multiple devices with the same PC, each device must have a

unique name.

On the [Copyrights] tab, you can view the copyright information.

Memory

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Memory］.

 On the [Main] tab, the amount of memory allocated to file and

data storage versus program storage is displayed, as well as the amount of memory in use versus the available memory.

 On the [Storage card] tab, you can see how much memory is

available on a storage card that is inserted into your device.

Remove programs

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Remove programs］and tap the program

you want to remove. Tap <Remove> button to remove the selected program.

Note: Only programs that you installed can be removed. Programs

that come in your device cannot be removed.

Regional settings

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Regional settings］.

This menu allows you to customize the settings based on your location. For example, you may want to change the phone’s settings for convenient use when you are on a business trip in another place. There are total five tabs to make regional settings: [Region], [Number], [Currency], [Time] and [Date].

clean boot  Tap

Start→Settings→System→CLEAN BOOT］and input number

［

1234 according to the instruction on the screen. Then tap <YES> to reset the phone’s settings.

Note: Clean Boot operation clears all data saved in the phone and all customized settings you m ade. The pho ne automatically restarts after Clean Boot. To avoid data loss, backup copies of important data before cleanup.

Clock and alarms

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Clock and alarms］.

On the [Time] tab, you can view or change the time and date in your home country or visiting country.

The [Alarms] tab allows you to set up to three alarms with your phone. The instruction below tells you how to set an alarm.

(78) Select a check box to activate an alarm clock; (79) Ta p [<Description>] and enter a name for the alarm; (80) Tap the day of the week for the alarm. You can select multiple days

by tapping each desired day. For example, if you tap M and F, the alarm rings at the set time on Monday and Friday. Dates selected will be highlighted.

(81) Tap the time to open a clock and set the time for the alarm. (82) Tap the alarm icon to specify the type of alarm you want. You can

choose a single sound, a repeating sound, or vibration.

(83) Ta p <ok> to save.

On the [More] tab, select the [Display the clock on the title bar in all programs] check box to show the time in all programs.

To change the time and date format, tap

Start→Settings→System→Regional settings］.

［

Power (84) Ta p［Start→Settings→System→Power］. (85) On the [Power] tab, you can view the battery charge level.

(86) On the [Advanced] tab, you can make your phone enter in sleep

mode after being left inactive for the specific amount of time.

Select the [Turn off device if not used for] check box under [On battery power] and select the time period. For example, if you select “5 minutes”, the phone enters in sleep mode after being left inactive for 5 minutes when using battery power.

Select the [Turn off device if not used for] check box under [On external power] and select the time period. For example, if you select “30 minutes”, the phone enters in sleep mode after being left inactive for 30 minutes when charging is in progress.

Note: When the device is in sleep mode, you can press power key to wake it up. New text messages, incoming calls or alarm reminder also wake your phone up.

Backlight

Tap ［ Start→Settings→System→Backlight ］to make settings to the backlight.

Certificates

Tap ［Start→Settings→System→Certificates］.

Use personal certificate to identify yourself.

Use root certificates to identify the root certification authorities.

Screen

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Screen］.

On the [General] tab, you can select the screen orientation or align the screen if it does not respond accurately to your taps.

On the [Text size] tab, you can adjust the font size.

On the [Clear Type] tab, you can enable clear type to smooth the edges of screen fonts for many programs.

Error reporting

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Error reporting］to enable or disable error reporting.

Gravity sensor Setting

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Gsensor Setting］to select automatic rotate screen in all application or in selected application.

Encryption

Tap［Start→Settings→System→Encryption］to encryption files on a storage card that you have inserted. Encrypted files can be read only by

this device.

Note: Encrypted files cannot be recovered after hard reset or clearing storage.To help prevent data loss, abck up data from storage cards to another location.

Task manager

Using Task Manager, you can view running programs and delete them to free up the memory space that’s occupied by them.

7. PIM

You can synchronize your phone with the PC via ActiveSync to transfer data in the Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Exchange server between the phone and PC.

Contacts

You can save contacts in your SIM card and in your phone’s memory. The SIM card and phone’s memory are physically separate, but they are used as a single entity called Contacts.

Contacts in SIM card：Each contact entry in SIM card can contain a name and a number. The amount of entries that you can save in a SIM card

depends on the memory of your SIM card.

Contacts in phone：Contacts saved in the phone’s memory can contain the name, phone numbers, email address as well as many other details

including birthday or anniversary.

Create a phone contact (87) On the [Today ] screen, tap <Contacts>, tap <New> and then select

[Outlook Contact] to create a new contact to be saved in the phone.

(88) Enter the Contact’s name and other details. (89) If you want, enter [Notes] tab to create a note for the Contact. (90) Ta p <ok> to save. Create a SIM contact (91) On the [Today ] screen, tap <Contacts> , tap <New> and then select

[SIM Contact]to create a new SIM contact.

(92) Enter the name and mobile phone number. (93) Ta p <ok> to save. View Contacts

On the [Today] screen, tap <Contacts> to view your Contacts list.

Contact saved in the phone may contain more than one phone number. In the Contacts list, the phone shows the type of phone number displayed under the name. For example, if the phone number displayed under the name in the Contacts list is the work phone number, a letter “w” appears right after the number; and if it’s the home phone number, a letter “h” appears.

Tap your desired Contact entry to view details.

Find a contact

There are several ways to find a contact when your Contacts list is long.

(1) On the [Today] screen, tap <Contacts>. (2) If you are not in Name view, tap [Menu→View by→Name]. (3) Do one of the following:  Begin entering a name in the provided text box until the contact

you want is displayed. To show all contacts again, tap the text box and clear the text,

 Use the alphabetical index displayed at the top of the contact list.  Filter the list by categories. In the contact list, tap [Menu→Filter].

Then, tap a category you’ve assigned to a contact. To show all

contacts again, select [All Contacts].

When working in Company view, you can filter by categories you’ve assigned to contacts. Then, only the companies with contacts that have that category assigned to them will appear in the list.

Change view

In the Contac ts list, tap［Menu→Options］to change the Contacts view.

Filter

In the Contacts list, tap［Menu→Filter］to view all Contacts or recently viewed contacts or No categories contacts.

Edit a contact

On the [Today] screen, tap <Contacts> and tap your desired Contact entry to view details. Tap [Menu→Edit] to change the details.

Delete a contact

On the [Today] screen, tap <Contacts> and tap your desired Contact entry. Then, tap [Menu→Delete Contact] and select <Ye s> to delete the contact.

Tasks

[Tasks] program keeps track of your tasks to get done.

New task

(94) Tap［Start→Programs→Tas ks→Menu→New task］to create a

new task.

Edit the subject as well as other details of the task.

To group a task when creating, tap [Categories] and select the check box for the category you want. To create a new category, tap <New> in the categories list, enter the category name and tap <Done> or <ok> to save.

Enter the [Notes] tab to create a note for the task.

You can easily create a short, to-do type task. Simply tap the [Tap here to add a new task] box.

To set reminders for newly-created tasks, tap [Menu→Options] in the task list and tap [Set reminders for new items].

To change details of a task, tap the task and tap <Edit>.

Notes

You can use this program to take a memo or record with your phone.

Create a note (95) Ta p［Start→Programs→Notes→New］. (96) You can create a note by directly writing or drawing on the screen,

tapping the on-screen keypad or recording.

(97) When creating a note, tap and hold anywhere on the note paper to

pop up a menu and tap [Insert date] to insert the date.

To record in a note (98) Ta p［Start→Programs→Notes］and tap <New> to create a new note

or tap a note from the notes list to open the note.

Tap ［Menu→View recording toolbar］.  Keep the microphone of the phone to your mouth or other sound

source.

 Tap

to record. When recording, tap to stop. The recording

appears in the note as

 Tap

Select a voice recording format

Tap［Start→Settings→Personal→Input］on the [Options] tab to select a voice recording format.

Rename or move a note

In the notes list, tap your desired note and tap

［Menu→Tools→Rename/Move...］to rename or move the note.

Change note template

in a note to play the voice record. Tap on the

recording toolbar to adjust the volume.

(99) In the notes list, tap［Menu→Options］. (100) Select your preferred template from the［Default template］

selection box. The selected template will be used for all new notes to be created.

Send a note by MMS

In the notes list, tap and hold the note you want to send to bring up options. Then tap [Send…] to send the note through MMS.

Calendar

You can use the calendar in your device to schedule an appointment, meeting, or other events.

Tap［Start→Calendar］to view your appointments. If you have no appointments in the calendar, the phone displays “No appointment.”

Schedule an appointment (101) On the [To d ay] screen, tap［Start→Calendar］.

(102) Tap［Menu→New appointment］.

Enter information about the appointment.

 Tap ［Starts］and［Ends］to change the start time and end time.

 If you want to be notified of the appointment, tap

［Reminder→Remind me］.

 Tap the [Notes] tab to create a note.  Tap < ok > to save.

Update an appointment

(103) On the [To d ay] screen, tap［Start→Calendar］. (104) Tap an appointment, and then tap <Edit> to update the

information about the appointment.

(105) Tap < ok > to save your change.

To make your phone set reminders for a new appointment automatically, tap [Menu→Tools→Options→Appointments], and on the

[Appointments] tab select the [Set reminders for new items］check box.

Send a meeting request

Use Calendar to schedule meetings via e-mail with contacts who use Outlook or Outlook Mobile.

(106) Enter the information about a meeting in an appointment. (107) Tap［Attendees］ and then tap the name of the contact you want

to invite.

(108) Tap <ok> to save. (109) The meeting request will be sent to the attendees through your

Outlook E-mail the next time you sync your device with a PC or when you connect your device to the mail server. Notes that you created on the [Notes] tab will be sent along with the meeting request.

Note: [Attendees] only allows Contacts with e-mail addresses.

The [Search］function in your device helps you find the information you

need quickly and easily.

(110) Tap［Start→Programs→Search］. (111) Enter the key words on the [Search for] blank.

(112) Select a search scope under the [Type] pull-down selection menu. (113) Tap < Search> to start searching for matches based on the key

words and the search scope.

To quickly find your largest files, you may select [Larger than 64 KB] under the [Type] selection menu.

Calculator

The calculator in your device adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides.

Tap［Start→Programs→Calculator］to use your device as a calculator.

Help

Tap ［Start→Help］to get some help information about using the device.

8. Messaging

The messaging function in your device allows you to send and receive E-mail, text messages or multimedia messages. If you don’t have an e-mail address, register one from the ISP or e-mail service provider.

Note: When you are synchronizing your device with PC via ActiveSync, you

cannot conn ect to GPRS.

Tap［Start→Messaging］, and then select a message type or a folder to view.

Outlook E-mail

Use your Mobile Outllook to send and receive e-mails with your device. Also, you can synchronize your Mobile Outlook with the Exchange Server or PC Outlook.

Set up an account

(114) Tap [Start→Messaging]. (115) Tap [ Setup E-mail]. (116) Enter your e-mail address, and tap <Next>.

Auto configuration attempts to download necessary e-mail server settings so that you do not need to enter them manually. Once auto configuration has finished, tap <Next>.

Enter your name and account display name, and tap <Next>.

Select [Automatic Send/Receive]

Tap <Finish> to save.

You can now use the account to connect to your E-mail server.

Clear an Outlook email account

Select the account you desired to clean then tap [Menu→Delete”], and tap <Yes> to clear the account.

Compose and send an e-mail (117) Tap an E-mail account you want to send an e-mail. (118) Tap [Menu→New]. (119) In [To ], enter the e-mail address of the recipient. To access

addresses from [Contacts], tap [To ].

(120) Enter the subject in [Subject] and your message. (121) Tap [Menu→Insert] to add pictures or files as attachments. (122) If you want to add a voice note as attachment, tap

[Menu→Insert→Voice note], and tap recorded are attached to the e-mail automatically.

(123) To check the spelling, tap [Menu→Spell check]. (124) Tap < Send> to send, or tap <ok> and then <Ye s > to save the e-mail

message in [Drafts] of Outlook E-mail.

Receive an e-mail (125) Tap [Start→Messaging] then tap the Eamil account you want to

receive email.

(126) Tap [Menu→Send/Receive]. (127) New e-mail messages are downloaded to [Inbox] folder, and

messages in the device [Outbox] are sent.

(128) By default, no attachment is downloaded, If you want to read the

entire message, tap [Menu→Download message]. The message will download the next time you send and receive an e-mail. This will also download message attachments if you had selected those options when you set up the e-mail account.

to record. Voice notes

Notes: E-mail messages are sent immediately if you are working online. If you are working offline, e-mail messages are moved to the [Outbox] folder and will be sent t he next time you connect.

Manage messages and folders

 You can synchronize Outlook e-mail on the PC with your device

Outlook. You can also specify the subfolders of the [Inbox] folder are synchronized.

 For a POP3 e-mail account, if you move your incoming e-mail

messages from the Inbox to a newly-created folder, the next time you connect to the account, your e-mail server will see that these messages have been removed from the Inbox and will then delete them from the server. This operation avoids multiple copies of the same message, but also keeps you from accessing messages that you moved to the new folder from elsewhere but your device.

 For an IMAP e-mail account, the e-mail messages that you moved

to a newly-created folder are kept on the server so that you can access them anywhere, on your device or PC, from the server. E-mail messages in the newly-created folder are synchronized with your e-mail server only when you are connected to the serve r, t h i s is also when you can create a new folder, or rename/delete a folder.

 For each message account, tap[Menu→Tools→Manage folders]

to manage folders.

MMS

You can use MMS message account to send and receive multimedia messages only when your SIM card supports it.

MMS SETTINGS

Normally，it is unnecessary to set your MMS settings manually and your device automatically set it. If your device does not set it automatically,

you will set it according to the following steps please:

MMS settings

 Ta p [Start→Settings→Connections→Connections], and then tap

[My Work Network→Add a new modem connections].

 Select Celluar Line(GPRS) under the [Select a modem] pull-down

selection menu.

 Tap [Next], enter access point name, you can obtain it from your

network operator.

 Tap [Next], and then tap [Finish].  Tap [Start→ Messaging→Messages], and then tap [Menu →MMS

settings]. On MMS profiles tab, tap [New] then enter [Profile Settings] tab, if there are many settings on your MMS profiles tab, delete some ones from Profile tab firstly, then edit Profile Name, MMSC Address, IP Address and port, you can get them from your network operator. Select appropriate connection under Data Connection pull-down selection menu and appropriate Gateway under Gateway pull-down selection menu and then tap [ok] to save settings.

Tap [Receiving options] tab to make receiving settings as below:

 Retrieve messages immediately: Typically, you receive a

notification whenever a new message is available. You can select automatic under [Home Reception] pull-down selection menu and automatic under [Roaming Reception] pull-down selection menu to download new messages automatically. You can also select manual or reject under the two pull-down selection menu.

 Reject Anonymous：Select this check box to block anonymous

incoming messages.

 Allow delivery report：Select this check box to allow a delivery

report to be sent to the original message sender.

 Allowed message Types：Select this check box to allow incoming

messages type.

 Tap [Sending options] tab to make sending settings as below:  Validity Period: Choose the validity period of your message. You

can also select the [Delivery report] check box to require delivery report for your message

 Delivery Time：Choose the time to send your MMS.you can select

to send your messages immediately or after 1 hour or more to send

your MMS.

 Messages Size：Select size of MMS to be sent.  Message Types：Select messages type to be sent under pull-down

selection menu.

 Hide Sender: Select this check box to hide sender while sending

MMS.

Create and edit a message

Your message can consist of multiple slides (images, video/audio clips, or text) which can be edited and rearranged at any time.

Tap[Start→Messaging→Messages], and then tap [Menu→New→MMS]. You are taken to a screen with pre-made templates where you can choose one to use.

Edit your MMS according to the corresponding instructions below:

1. Enter your recipient and subject for your message.

2. Tap picture area to display your available picture and video files.

3. Tap within the insert text area to edit the text message.

4. Tap within the insert audio area to enter an audio clip.

6. Tap [Menu]:

• Preview：Tap here to preview your message.

• Recipients：Tap [Recipients→Add Recipient] to choose recipients

from your contacts list; Tap [Recipients→Check Names] to check your recipients names.

• Slide ： Ta p [Add Slide] to add an additional slide to your

message.Tap [Slide Setting] to set text style and play duration and background color and layout of slide.Tap [Delete] to remove a slide from your message. Tap [Slide Reorder] to alter the order of slides of your message.

• Tap [Menu→Insert]

• Image or Video：Insert an image or video to your message.

• Audio：Insert an audio to your message.

• Record Audio：Open a recorder and you can record an audio to

insert to your message.

• Frames：After inserting an image, you can add a frame to this

image.

• Attachments：Add an attachment (file, appointment and business

card) to your message.

• My Text: Insert some existing text message to your messages or

edit your text to use later.

• Remove：Remove selected media or audio or text etc from your

message.

• Priority：Select a priority to send your message.

• Tap [Save To]

• Draft ：Save this message to your draft.

• MMS Templates：Save this message as a template to use later.

7. Tap [Send] to send your message.

Text messages

You must enter text messages service center number before you can use your text messages account on your device.

(129) On the [Tod ay ] screen, tap <Phone> to enter the [Phone]

screen.

(130) Tap [Menu→Options→Services→Voice mail and text

messages], and tap <Get settings>.

(131) Enter the text messages service center number supplied by

your service provider, and then tap <ok> to save.

Compose and send a message

(132) Tap[Start→Messaging→messages], and tap

[Menu→New→SMS] .

(133) Enter phone numbers of one or more recipients, separating

them with a semicolon. To access phone numbers from [Contacts], tap <To>.

(134) Enter your message. To quickly add common messages, tap

[Menu→My text] and tap a desired message.

(135) Tap [Send]. (136) If you want to use your signature at the end of your

message, tap [Start→Messaging→messages→Menu→Options→Accounts→ Signatures].

Select [messages] in Signatures tab, and then select the [Use signature with this account] check box and enter your signature in the box below. If you want to use your signature when replying and forwarding text messages, select the [Use when replying and forwarding].

If you want to know when a text message is received, before sending the message, tap [Menu→Message options], and then select the [Request message delivery notification] check box.

Pocket MSN

Pocket MSN on your mobile device provides practically instant access to your up-to-date MSN Hotmail Inbox, your MSN Messenger Contacts list and options for customizing your Pocket MSN experience.

Tap [Start→Programs→Messenger].

With Pocket MSN you can

See who’s online.

Send and receive MSN instant message.

Notify your MSN Messenger Contacts when you are online.

Block your MSN Messenger Contacts so as to keep them from seeing you online or sending instant messages to you.

To use MSN Messenger, you need a Microsoft .NET Passport. After obtaining a Passport, you also need to:

(137) Set up an account in MSN Messenger. (138) Sign in to MSN Messenger.

Set up an account

Before you can use MSN Messenger, you must set up the instant messaging account to use. For MSN Messenger Service, you must have a Microsoft .NET Passport or Hotmail account. And you need to connect to the Internet to use MSN Messenger.

(139) Tap [Start→Programs→Messenger].

(140) To sign in, tap [sign in] on the bottom of Messenger screen.

Follow the directions on the screen.

(141) To sign out, tap［Menu→Sign out］.

9. Take your office with your Smart Phone

Word Mobile

You can create and edit documents and templates in Word Mobile, or copy Word documents and templates created on the PC to your device and edit them on the device.

Create a Word Mobile document (142) Tap［Start→Office Mobile→Word Mobile］. (143) Tap [ Menu→Options], and then select the default template form

from the [Default template] selection box. Tap <ok> to save.

(144) Tap < New>.

A blank Word Mobile template appears in the form you selected in step (2).

In the edit window, tap <View> to use options such as [Toolbar], [Wrap to Window] and [Zoom].

For more information about Word Mobile, read［Start→Help］on your device.

Excel Mobile

You can create and edit documents and templates in Excel Mobile, or copy Excel documents and templates created on the PC to your device and edit them on the device.

To create a new Excel Mobile document, tap ［ Start→Office

Mobile→Excel Mobile］, and then tap <New> to open a blank workbook.

When creating or editing an Excel Mobile document, tap

[View→Toolbar］to see what tools you can use.

For more information about Excel Mobile, read［Start→Help］on your device.

Tips on Excel Mobile

The following tips help you work easier with Excel Mobile.

 Tap [View→Full screen］to see as much of your workbook as

possible.

 Tap［View→Freeze panes］to freeze row or columns of a worksheet.

To unfreeze a row or column, tap［View→Unfreeze panes］

 Tap［View→Split］to view the worksheet in four divided sections. To

undo the split, tap［View→Remove split］

PowerPoint Mobile

You can use the PowerPoint Mobile to view slide shows created in .ppt or .pps format with PowerPoint 97 and later versions.

Many presentation elements built into the slide shows such as slide transitions and animations will playback on the device. If the presentation is set up as a timed slide show, one slide will advance to the next automatically. Links to URLs are also supported.

PowerPoint features not supported on your device include:

Rearranging or editing slides: PowerPoint Mobile on your device is a

viewer only.

Start a slide show presentation

(145) Tap［Start→Office Mobile→PowerPoint mobile］. (146) In the presentation list, tap the slide show you want to view.

(147) Tap the current slide to advance to the next slide.

If the presentation is set up as a timed slide show, slides will advance automatically.

Stop a slide show presentation

In a PowerPoint Mobile presentation, tap [

Navigate between slides

If a presentation is set up as a timed slide show, one slide will advance to the next automatically. However, if the presentation is not timed or you simply want to go to another slide out of sequence, you can do that easily in a PowerPoint Mobile presentation.

→End Show].

(148) Tap［Start→Programs→PowerPoint mobile］. (149) Open the presentation you want to view. (150) Tap［

→Next/Previous] or tap［Go to Slide］, and tap the slide

you want to view.

Note: If you have zoomed in to see a slide in more detail, you

cannot navigate to another slide until you zoom out. Tapping [Next] or [Previous] may play an animation on a slide rather than navigate to

another slide.

OneNote Mobile

Tap［Start→Office Mobile→OneNote Mobile］, you can use the OneNote Mobile to creat notes with text, photos, and voice recordings.

To create a new OneNote, tap［Start→Office Mobile→OneNote Mobile］, and then tap <New> to open a blank note.

When creating or editing a note document, tap [Menu→Take Picture］to take a picture.

When creating or editing an Excel Mobile document, tap [Menu→Insert

Recording］to record a voice or music

10. Sync Your Device

Sync via ActiveSync

To sync your device with a computer via ActiveSync, you need to first install the Microsoft ActiveSync software on your computer.

 ActiveSync can be used to:  Sync your device with PC  Change synchronization settings  Exchange data between your device and PC  Install or remove programs on your device

Note: You cannot sync yo ur e-mails or calendar if you don’t use Microsoft Outlook on your PC.

Synchronize your information

ActiveSync doesn’t synchronize all types of information automatically, but only those you have selected to be synchronized. In [ActiveSync] on your device, tap [Menu→Options], and then select the check box for any items you want to synchronize.

Synchronize Outlook E-mail

When you synchronize Outlook e-mail on the PC with your device, e-mail messages are synchronized as follows:

Messages in the Inbox folder on your PC are copied to the Inbox folder of the Outlook e-mail account on your device. The default sync settings are to synchronize messages from the last four days only, the first 100 lines of each message, and to sync attachment fewer than 100KB for each message only.

Messages in the Outbox folder on your device are transferred to Exchange Server or Outlook and then sent from those programs.

When you delete a message on your device, it’s deleted from your PC the next time you synchronize.

E-mail messages in the subfolders under other Outlook E-mail folders are synchronized only when they are selected in the ActiveSync.

Note: Text messages and multimedia messages are not received via

synchronization. Inst ead, they are s ent to your device via y our service provider.

Sync your Contacts

Contacts stored on your device can be synchronized with similar Outlook Contacts on your PC.

During synchronization, new items entered on your device are copied to the PC and vice versa.

Sync your calendar

Calendar appointments stored on your device can be synchronized with similar items on the Outlook or calendar of your PC.

During synchronization, new items entered on your device are copied to the PC and vice versa.

Note: The default s ync settings are to synchroni ze calendar appointments

from the last two weeks and all from-now-on calendar ap poi nt m ents .

Sync your tasks

Tasks stored on your device can be synchronized with similar items on the Outlook of your PC.

During synchronization, new items entered on your device are copied to the PC and vice versa. Handwritten notes and drawings are saved as pictures.

Sync your notes

There are two ways to synchronize your notes, Notes synchronization and Files synchronization. Notes synchronization synchronizes notes on your device with Outlook notes on your PC, while Files synchronization synchronizes any device files with your PC.

Use Notes synchronization ： In [ActiveSync] on your device, tap [Menu→Options], and then select the [Notes] check box. All notes in

[My Documents] and its subfolders on your device will appear in Outlook Notes on your PC. Handwritten text or drawings in notes will appear on your PC as pictures. In addition, all notes in Outlook on the PC will be synchronized and will appear in [Notes] on your device.

Use Files synchronization ： In [ActiveSync] on your device, tap [Menu→Options], and then select the [Files] check box. A subfolder is

created in [My Documents] folder on your PC. All Word Mobile files, Excel Mobile files and .pwi files stored in [My Documents] and its subfolders on your device are synchronized. In addition, all .doc files on your PC are synchronized. Password-protected files cannot be synchronized.

ActiveSync may convert files during synchronization. For more information on synchronization or file conversion, read ActiveSync Help on the PC.

Note: When you delete or modify an item on your device, it’s deleted or

modified from PC the next time you synchronize. Vice Versa

ActiveSync Error

Error information displays on your device when some errors happen during synchronization.

To know more about an error, tap the prompt button on the PC ActiveSync screen.

Some error stops autosync. If the autosync is not done, sync your device manually. When manual synchronization is done, your device retrieves autosync settings. For more information, read the ActiveSync Help on the PC.

11. Browse the Web

Notes:

1. Before you can browse the web on your Smart Phone, make sure the

GPRS service is enabled on your SIM card. When GPRS connection is active, a status icon appears at the top of the sc reen.

2. When you sync your device with PC through ActiveSync, GPRS

connection will be disabled.

3.You can browse the web on your Smart Phon e through WIFI.

Connect to GPRS

Use an existing connection

Tap［Start→Settings→Connections→Connections, and then tap［Manage

existing connections］under［My ISP］. Then, tap and hold［My ISP］

to pop up a menu, and then tap［Connect］to connect to GPRS.

Create a new connection

(151) First, obtain the following information from your ISP.

 ISP server phone number  User ID  Password

Tap ［Start→Settings→Connections→Connections］.

Tap [ Add a new modem connection] under［My ISP］, and then enter needed information according to the instructions.

To use a cellular phone network, select [Cellular Line] under [Select a

modem] selection box. To use GPRS connection, select［Cellular Line

(GPRS) ］.

For more information, tap

Disconnect a GPRS connection

To inactivate a GPRS connection, tap the Signal strength icon then tap <Wireless Manager>, and then tap [Menu→DisConnect Cellular Data] to disconnect an active GPRS connection.

WIFI

You can browse the web on your Smart Phone through WIFI.

Create a wifi connection

(1) Tap ［Start→Settings→Connections→Wireless Manager］, make

sure the [Wi-Fi] is on.

at the top right of the screen.

and

(2) Tap ［Start→Settings→Connections→Wi-Fi］, and then tap and

hold an available connection to bring up options. Tap [Connect] to connect according to the instructions step by step.

(3) When the available connection is connected, you can browse the web on your Smart Phone through WIFI.

Internet Explorer

(1) Tap ［Start→Internet Explorer］to open IE.

(2) Enter a URL into the address line. Or, tap the arrow to the right of the address line and select from the pull-down list an URL that you have previously accessed.

(3) Tap

Internet sharing

Internet Sharing connects your desktop or notebook computer to the Internet by using your device’s data connection (GPRS or EDGE). You can

to connect to the website.

choose to connect via USB or Bluetooth.

If you want to use a USB cable connection, you must first install Microsoft ActiveSync version 4.5 or later on the computer.

Note:

1. To be used as a MODEM, your device must have a SIM card that supports web browsin g. Consult yo ur service provider for mor e details.

2. If you want to use a USB cable connection, you must first install Microsoft ActiveSync version 4.5 or later on the computer.

3. If you want to use a Bluetooth connection, make sure your computer has built-in Bluetooth capability. If your computer does not have Bluetooth, you can connect and use a Bluetooth adapter.

.4. If your device has not been set up with a data connection yet, tap

[Menu→Bluetooth settings] or[Menu→Connection settings] on the Internet Sharing screen.

To set up your device as a USB modem

(1) Connect your device to the computer using the USB cable. (2) Tap [Start→Programs→Internet Sharing].

(3) Select［USB］for [PC Connection]. (4) In the Network Connection list, select the name of the connection

that your device uses to connect to the Internet.

(5) When installation is finished, right click <My Computer> on the PC,

and then click [Properties→Hardware→Device Manager→Network Adapter] and you can see a Windows Mobile Network Card.

(6) Tap <Connect> and you can enjoy surfing the web on the PC. (7) To disconnect the Internet sharing, tap <Disconnect> on your

device

To set up your device as a Bluetooth modem

For the computer to use the Internet connection of your device, activate Internet Sharing on your device, then set up a Bluetooth Personal Area Network (PAN) between the computer and your device.

(1) On your device, turn on Bluetooth and set it to visible mode by following the steps in “To turn Bluetooth on and make your device visible” section in Bluetooth.

(2) Connect your device to other Bluetooth device by following the steps in “Connect to other Bluetooth devices” in Bluetooth.

(3) Tap［Start→Programs→Internet sharing

(4) Select Bluetooth PAN as the PC Connection.

(5) From the Network Connection list, select the name of the connection that your device uses to connect to the Internet.

(6) Tap Connect.

(7) On your computer, set up a Bluetooth Personal Area Network (PAN) with your device:

For Windows Vista:

a. Click Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center.

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b. Click Manage network connections and then under Personal Area Network, double-click Bluetooth Network Connection.

c. In the Bluetooth Personal Area Network Devices dialog box, select your device, and then click Connect.

For Windows XP:

a. Tap Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.

b. Under Personal Area Network, click the Bluetooth Network Connection icon.

c. Under Network Tasks, click View Bluetooth network devices.

d. In the Bluetooth Personal Area Network Devices dialog box, select your device, and then click Connect.

Note If the Bluetooth adapter or dongle on your computer was inst alled using a third party provid ed driver, o pen the Bluetooth software that came with the Bluetooth adapt er to connect your computer and device via Bluetooth. Refer to the Bluetooth adapter documentation f or more information.

(8) On the Internet Sharing screen on your device, check if a connected

status message is displayed, which indicates that your computer has been successfully connected to the Internet using your device as a Bluetooth modem?

(9) To disconnect the Internet sharing, tap <Disconnect> on your

device.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless communications technology. Devices with Bluetooth capabilities can beam data (exchange information) over a distance of about 10 meters without requiring a physical connection.

Turn on/off Bluetooth

Tap ［Start→Settings→Connections→Bluetooth］, and then select the

[Turn on Bluetooth］check box to turn on the Bluetooth on your device.

Make your device visible to other devices (152) Tap［Start→Settings→Connections→Bluetooth. Select the check

box for［Turn on Bluetooth］and［Make this device visible to other

devices］, and then tap <ok>.

Note: Simply selecting the［Make t his device visible to ot her devices］

check box also turns on the Bluetooth.

Connect to other Bluetooth devices

You can connect your device wirelessly to another Bluetooth device that is within 10 meters away from your device, and that is tured on and visible. When connecting, the same password is needed on both devices. To ensure smooth transmission, avoid obstacles, such as concrete wall or metallic equipments, between the two devices that are connected.

(153) Tap［Start→Settings→Connections→Bluetooth］. (154) Select the check box［Turn on Bluetooth］and［Make this

device visible to other devices］.

(155) Tap the [Devices] tab, and then tap [Add new device…］.

Your device starts to search for available Bluetooth devices and display all Bluetooth devices found in a list.

(156) Tap the device you want to connect, and then tap <Next>.

Enter a password containing 1-16 characters on your device. Enter the same password on the other Bluetooth device that is connected.

(157) Tap <Next>. (158) Tap <Finish>.

Accept a Bluetooth connection

(159) F irst, make sure your device is turned on and visible. (160) When your device receives a Bluetooth connection request

from another Bluetooth device, tap <Yes> to accept.

(161) Enter the same password that has been entered on the

other device.

(162) Tap < Finish>.

Rename a Bluetooth device

(163) Tap［Start→Settings→Connections→Bluetooth］. (164) On the [Devices] tab, tap and hold the device you want to

rename, and then tap [Edit].

(165) Enter the new name for the device, and then tap <Save> to

save your change.

Delete a Bluetooth device

(166) Tap［Start→Settings→Connections→Bluetooth］. (167) On the [Devices] tab, tap and hold the device you want to

delete, and then tap [Delete].

Beam files with Bluetooth

With Bluetooth, you can beam appointments, tasks, Contacts information or pictures etc. to other Bluetooth devices.

 For example, to beam a picture, you should:

1) Tap［Start→Programs→Pictures and videos］.

2) Tap and hold the picture you want to beam and then tap

[Beam…] from the pop-up menu.

3) Your device starts to search for available devices.

4) Tap the device to which you want to beam the selected

picture, and then it starts beaming.

Receive a Bluetooth beam

(1) Tap ［Start→Settings→Connections→Beam］, and then select the

［Receive all incoming beams］check box.

(2) Ensure that your device is turned on, visible, and within close range

of the device that is beaming the information.

(3) When prompted to receive an incoming beam, tap <Yes> to receive

the beamed information.

All files received will be saved into［File Explorer→My Documents］.

Use a Bluetooth earphone

Before you can use a Bluetooth earphone, you need to connect the earphone to your device. Follow “Connect to other Bluetooth devices” on how to connect your Bluetooth earphone.

12. Entertainment

Entertain yourself with the Windows Media Player, funny games, a 2.0 Megapixel Camera, and FM Radio all in your Smart Phone.

Windows Media Player

Use the Windows Media Player embedded in your device to play audio files in MP3 formats such as .asf, .wma, .wmv and .mp3, or video/audio files in Windows Media formats. To check the Windows Media formats compatible with your device, visit http://www.windowsmedia.com

Tap［Start→Program→Windows Media］to start the Windows Media Player on your device.

Add a file to library (168) Tap［Menu→Library］to open the media library. (169) Tap the arrow to the right of [Library] to pop up a pull-down menu.

If a storage card is in use, select [My device] or [Storage card].

(170) Tap［Menu→Update library...］and the phone automatically adds

all available music files to the library.