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Motorola T56LT1 Users manual

APPLICANT MOTOROLA INC. FCC ID: IHDT56LT1
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
A representative version of the user's manual follows:
Exhibit 8
Welcome
Prohibition of Illegal IMEI Modification
Thank you for purchasing Motorola mobile phone with world leading mobile communication technology. Motorola’s mobile communication equipment are designed and produced in compliance with its strict in-house standards and the international standards. They are subject to the strict quality tests including temperature, humidity, shock, dust, vibration and drop tests. We are confident that you will be highly satisfied with the Motorola products that have been manufactured after such processes. Thank you again for choosing Motorola, and we hope that you would succeed in your business with your V14w.
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Some of the contents and the functions in this manual subject to change without prior notice according
to situation.
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We suggest that you set your phone on vibration at a public place.
Grade B device(Residential communication device) notice
This device is residential (Grade B) device with electromagnetic suitability registration which can be used in all areas but mainly in the residential area.
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Safety Information
Read this ‘Safety information’ carefully for your own safety and to prevent possible property damage.
CAUTION
• Do not lend your phone to other person.
• Follow appropriate cell phone etiquette in public places.
• If any problem occurs with your phone, contact designated service center.
• If your phone is lost or stolen, report your mobile service provider immediately.
• Do not use unauthorized devices with your phone.
- Unauthorized battery charger, stereo earphone, USB data cable, batteries or any other unauthorized devices may decrease your product’s performance and may result in product malfunction.
• Do not use your earphone for extended hours.
- If you are exposed to loud sound for extended period of time, it may damage your hearing.
• Make sure to save important data separately.
- Saved phone numbers or other data can get lost due to user’s carelessness or other unexpected problems.
• Make sure to keep your phone in dry places (with relatively low humidity) at all time.
- If either mobile phone or battery is immersed in ‘liquid’, the color of immersion-checking label attached on your mobile phone or battery will be changed. In this case, you will loose the privilege of receiving free service by Motorola.
• For normal operation of the touchscreen, do not attach any protection film. Also, be careful with the moisture and use the touchscreen with clean and dry hands.
This product should not be added with any separate equipment that may cause an alteration to its original
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performance as described on type registration.
CAUTION FOR USING BATTERY
Please keep the following directions to avoid of heating, fire and explosion.
CAUTION
• Contact the manufacturer or retail store immediately when you find swollen battery which can be dangerous.
• Use authentic charger only.
• Do not place the battery near heating apparatus. (Do not put the battery in microwave.)
• In summer, do not place the battery in the car.
• Do not place or use the battery in a place with high temperature and humidity such as spa.
• Do not let metal products such as necklace, coin, key and watch contact the battery terminal.
• Use lithium battery guaranteed by mobile device manufacture company.
• Do not disjoint, compress or penetrate the battery.
• Do not give strong impact such as dropping the battery.
• Do not expose the battery in a temperature over 60°C.
• Make sure the battery does not get wet.
• If the battery is placed in a low temperature for long time, duration of the battery may get shorter.
RECOMMENDED GUIDELINE FOR CHARGING METHOD
• Do not charge the battery in the way which is not instructed in the user’s manual.
- Fire or explosion may occur.
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To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Use authentic products only.
Using an unauthorized battery or charger may shorten a life cycle of the cell phone or deteriorate its performance, so the safety of the product cannot be guaranteed
Be careful not to damage a mobile phone display.
Some parts of your mobile device may be made of glass. This glass could break if the product is dropped on a hard surface or receives a substantial impact. If the glass breaks, do not touch or attempt to remove. Stop using your mobile device until the glass is replaced by a qualified service center.
Do not dry your mobile phone with a heating apparatus.
If you dry a wet mobile phone or battery with a heating apparatus, it may cause explosion or damage to your phone. In this case, do not turn on power, separate a battery from the phone and contact a service center designated by Motorola.
Keep the mobile phone clean at all times.
If there are foreign substances on metal parts of a charger or battery, the phone may not be charged properly.
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Use smooth cloth to clean the mobile phone and do not use flammable chemicals (i.e. alcohol, benzene,
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thinner, etc.) for cleaning.
Do not give a strong impact to the mobile phone, disassemble or modify it.
Giving a strong impact or dropping the mobile phone or battery may cause malfunction or explosion. In case of disassembling or modifying the mobile phone on your won discretion, you will lose privilege to receive free service.
Do not use the mobile phone while charging.
If you use the mobile phone while charging it with a charger or USB data cable, there is a risk of electric shock or fire. Make sure that you use the mobile phone after disconnecting it from a USB data cable or charger.
Be cautious when you use a USB data cable.
If you connect the phone with PC via a USB data cable, there is a risk of electric shock depending on the grounding status of the PC’s power.
Do not place your phone near items containing magnetic components.
Placing the phone near magnetic components may cause product malfunction or battery discharge which can lead to performance decrease.
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To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Make sure to back up all the data stored in your mobile phone.
• Saved data (i.e. phone numbers or pictures etc.) can be deleted unexpectedly due to user’s carelessness, software upgrade or product repair etc.
• Manufacturer shall not be responsible for such data loss.
Use and keep the phone at room temperature.
If a mobile phone or battery is placed in a hot or cold place, it may shorten product’s life or decrease its performance.
Keep the phone out of animals or children’s reach.
If children or animals suck or bite the mobile phone or battery, they may run into a risk of having an electric shock or exposure to electromagnetic waves.
Take extra precautions when you hang the phone on the neck.
You may tumble over as the necklace is caught by the doors of a car or a subway.
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Do not paint or put any sticker on your mobile phone.
• Such action may damage your phone’s joints and your phone may not open or close properly.
• Paint or metallic content on the phone may cause an allergic reaction to your body.
Keep the phone, charger and battery out of children’s reach.
• If they put a battery in their mouth or use a damaged battery, it may harm their body and there is a risk of electric shock or exposure to electric magnetic waves.
• Make sure children do not swallow any parts of the phone such as covers. It may stuck in their throat or cause them to suffocate.
Do not place your phone near credit cards, phone cards, bank books or other materials that contain magnetic strips.
Data stored in your phone may be damaged by the magnetic strips.
Do not hold or block the intenna with your hands or body during a call.
• If you hold the bottom part of the phone (where intenna is located) during a call or data transfer, it may decrease the perfor mance, heat the battery and battery consumption may increase.
• If you attach materials, such as metallic stickers, that may affect intenna, it may decrease the quality of the call.
• Hold the phone in proper position during a call. If you put the phone between your head and shoulder or use it in improper position, it may affect the quality of the call.
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To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
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Do not use your phone in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres.
When you are in construction sites or military areas where high RF devices are often used, turn off your mobile phone and follow instructions and signs.
Do not use the mobile phone near inflammable materials.
Do not use your phone or do not attach accessories on it in areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere including gas stations, areas with leaking gas, and decks on boats.
Do not use the mobile phone in a prohibited area such as an airplane and hospital.
Radio frequency emitted from your phone may affect some of the devices used in an airplane or hospital, which may cause accidents.
Do not use the mobile phone near pacemaker.
• Electromagnetic waves from your mobile phone may affect a pacemaker when the phone is used within 15cm (6 inches) from the pacemaker.
• Make sure to keep your mobile phone at least 15cm away from the pacemaker and use your mobile phone on the opposite side of the device if it is inevitable to use a mobile phone.
A chargeable battery is consumable.
The repetition of charging/discharging will gradually shorten its operation time.
When charging a battery with a TTA-approved standard 24-pin charger, the charger lamp flickers if the battery is not being charged properly.
If appropriate actions are not taken immediately, each device and battery may be damaged.
Mobile phone and battery cover need to be combined at all times.
If not, it may cause malfunction.
In case of separating a battery from the mobile phone, please turn off the power.
If not, it may cause malfunction.
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To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
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Make sure to use the standard charger with a TTA-mark.
A charger without a TTA-mark may cause an explosion of battery and failure of the phone.
Keep your phone at room temperature of 0°C ~ 40°C, avoiding direct sunlight or any place with high temperature and humidity.
Appearance is changed and swollen, causing risk of explosion.
Do not place the phone in areas that may get very hot, such as a microwave or near heating apparatuses.
There is a risk of explosion or fire.
Ensure that charging terminal of the battery does not make contact with other metallic objects such as a necklace, coin and key.
There is a risk of explosion or fire.
Do not use a mobile phone while driving.
• Using the mobile phone while driving a car is dangerous and such action can cause a car accident.
• You must pay a fine and get demerits in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act if you use your mobile phone while driving a car. Make sure to follow related regulations and laws.
Do not install a hands-free near air bag.
An air bag inflates with great force in a moment. Do not leave your phone or do not set up the hands-free kit near the air bag. You may be seriously injured when the air bag is activated.
If you use DMB, camera, camcorder, play media or voice call for long time, your phone may get over heated. If your phone gets over heated, end the program and use it again after cooling down. Your phone checks battery temperature on its own for your safety. When the temperature of the battery raises over 55˚C, phone will automatically stop all the functions and notify you to place the phone in cooler area with a pop-up message. (When the temperature of the battery is between 55˚C to 58˚C, pop-up message will appear and user can choose to continue or stop the popup and alert sound to occur every 3 minutes.) When the temperature pass over 58˚C, your phone will automatically turns in to cool down mode.
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What is cool down mode?
It is a state where you can only make emergency calls and your phone will stop all the functions until the temperature of the battery becomes lower than 50˚C. When the temperature becomes lower than 50˚C, your phone will notify you in a pop-up message that your phone is back to normal.
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Menu Tables
T service Sound Display Contents My Motto Diary Message Settings
T Roaming ..................... 56
M Service Center .......... 57
T-Service ........................ 57
NATE .............................. 58
W .................................... 61
MelOn ............................ 62
Bluetooth ....................... 65
T bag .............................. 66
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Ringtone Style ............... 68
Download Ringtone ...... 68
Message Alert ................ 69
Call Alert Style ............... 69
Vibrate Style ................... 69
Volume ........................... 70
Operation Effects .......... 71
Missed Call ..................... 71
Idle/Home Mode ........... 74
Main Display .................. 74
Backgrounds ............... 75
Download Wallpaper .... 75
Menu Style ..................... 76
My Color ......................... 76
External Call Screen ..... 76
Font Style........................ 76
Download Font ............... 77
Dialing Font ................... 77
Backlight Control .......... 77
Visual Coloring ............... 78
Ringtone Box.................. 80
Wallpaper Box ............... 81
Effect Sounds ................. 81
Photo/Movie Album ...... 82
MMS Contents Box ....... 83
ⓜ
Playon ........................ 83
June Contents Box ........ 84
Music Store ................... 88
Game Store .................. 88
Font Box ......................... 88
Bluetooth Box ................ 88
Memory Manager........... 88
TV(TDMB) ....................... 90
Camera .......................... 92
Human Networks ........... 99
E-book ......................... 100
Dictionary ...................... 101
File Viewer .................... 103
Subway Map ............... 104
Flash Game .................. 105
Auto Answering ............ 105
Alarm/Morning Call ...... 108
Easy Alarm ................... 108
Scheduler .................... 109
Memo............................ 110
Voice Recorder ............. 110
Timer ............................. 111
Stopwatch .................... 111
World Time ................... 111
Calculator ..................... 112
Unit Converter .............. 112
Message Box ............... 114
New Message .............. 117
Mobile Messenger ....... 120
e-mail ............................ 120
Upload Messages T bag
Video Chatting Box ...... 120
Report Spam/Service .. 121
Contents Box ............... 121
Settings ......................... 122
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Phonebook
Search Number ............ 126
Add New Contact ........ 127
Call History/Time .......... 128
Block Number List ...... 128
Memory Usage ............. 128
T bag ............................ 128
Lock/PIN code .............130
Power Save Mode ........130
Call Settings ..................130
Comm Set ....................131
Date/Time Settings .......131
USIM Settings ...............131
Language/언어 ..............132
Moto Customer Service Reset
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Phone Information
..132
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Menu Tables
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Contents
IProhibition of Illegal IMEI 3
Safety Information 4
Menu Tables 14
Before Use
Components Parts of the Phones Buttons and Functions
Using the Batteries
Removing the battery .....................26
Charging the battery ......................27
Battery charging status ..................28
Battery charging time .....................29
Battery operating time ....................29
Low battery ....................................29
Using the USIM Card .....................30
Inserting the USIM card ..................30
Removing the USIM card ...............30
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Installing the battery .......................26
Basic Operation guide
Power On/Off ...................................34
Power On .......................................34
Power Off ........................................34
Standby Screen ...............................34
Icons on Standby Screen ...............35
Display Description .........................36
Home ...............................................38
Weather/News ................................39
My Menu ...........................................40
Adding menus from the My Menu screen
Adding menus in use .....................40
Entering Text
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Before entering text .........................41
Entering Korean ..............................41
Entering English ..............................42
Entering numbers ............................42
Entering special characters .............42
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Phone
Video call ..........................................44
Before Use ......................................44
Making a video call..........................44
Receiving video calls .......................45
Using functions during a video call ..45
Video chat ......................................46
Record/capture ...............................46
Voice call ..........................................48
Before Use ......................................48
Making a voice call ..........................48
Receiving a voice call ......................50
Receiving a call with a stereo earphone ..
Answer Options
Using speaker phone ......................51
Adjusting volume.............................51
Using menus in the call list ...............53
Using menus after entering a number
Missed calls ......................................54
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T Service
T Roaming ........................................56
Select system .................................56
Roaming auto dial ...........................56
Roaming dual clock ........................56
Network settings .............................56
M Service Center ..............................57
T Service ...........................................57
NATE ................................................58
Favorites .........................................59
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Programs ........................................59
ⓜPlayon ........................................60
W ......................................................61
e-mail ............................................61
Mobile messenger ...........................61
june video ......................................61
Real-time TV ..................................62
T bag ............................................62
tossi ...............................................62
june content box .............................62
T Service _
MelOn ..............................................62
Library.............................................63
MelOn ............................................63
MelOn Player sereen and buttons ...64
Bluetooth ..........................................65
Setting Bluetooth action ..................66
Connecting Bluetooth device ..........66
T bag ...............................................66
Cont’d
Sound
Selecting ringtone ............................68
Downloading ringtones ....................68
Downloading ringtones from 700 service
Message Alert ..................................69
Call Alert Style .................................69
Vibrate Style ....................................69
Etiquette mode ...............................70
Volume .............................................70
Operation Effects .............................71
Missed Call ......................................71
Display
Idle/Home Mode ..............................74
Main Display ....................................74
Wallpapers .....................................74
Clocks/Calendars ...........................74
Backgrounds ....................................75
Download Wallpaper .......................75
Menu style .......................................76
My color ...........................................76
External Call Screen ........................76
Font Style ........................................76
Download Font ................................77
Dialing Font .....................................77
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General style ...................................77
Effect sounds ..................................77
Backlight Control .............................77
Visual Coloring..................................78
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Content box
Ringtone box ...................................80
Live Bell ..........................................80
My Bell ............................................80
Message Alert Type .........................80
Download Ringtone ........................80
Wallpaper Box .................................81
Downloads ......................................81
Live screen......................................81
Download Wallpaper .......................81
Effect Sounds ..................................81
Photo/Movie Album .........................82
Photo album ...................................82
Video album ....................................82
MMS Contents Box .........................83
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Playon ..........................................83
june Contents Box ...........................84
NATE Player sereen and menus ......84
Buttons for playing music contents ..86
Music Store .....................................88
Content box _
Game Store .....................................88
Font box ..........................................88
Bluetooth Box ..................................88
Memory Manager ............................88
Cont’d
My Moto
TV(TDMB) ........................................90
Before Use .....................................90
TV Channel ....................................90
Radio Channel ...............................90
Contents Box .................................90
Settings .........................................90
How to enjoy TV (TDMB) ................91
Camera ............................................92
Before Use .....................................92
Take photo .....................................93
Record Movie .................................94
Photo album ..................................95
My Moto _
Video album ....................................96
Mobile Cyworld ...............................97
T bag ..............................................97
tossi ................................................97
Photo frame ...................................98
Visual Coloring ...............................99
T Live Flashcon ..............................99
Settings .........................................99
Help ..............................................99
Human Networks .............................99
Favorite ..........................................100
TOP50 ............................................100
Today’s Contact .............................100
E-book ............................................100
Dictionary ........................................101
English-Korean ...............................101
Korean-English ...............................101
English-English ...............................101
TOEIC ............................................102
Cont’d
My Motto _
My Vocabulary ...............................102
History ...........................................102
Settings .........................................102
File viewer .......................................103
Subway map ...................................104
Viewing map ..................................104
Searching route ..............................104
Flash games ...................................105
Fishing Master ...............................105
Natural Golfer .................................105
Flying PengPeng ............................105
Auto Answering ...............................105
Auto recorded message .................105
My Greeting ...................................106
Settings .........................................106
Cont’d
Organizer
Alarm/Morning Call ..........................108
Easy Alarm ......................................108
Scheduler ........................................109
Memo ..............................................110
Voice Recorder ................................110
Recording a voice memo ...............110
Voice memo list ..............................110
Timer ...............................................111
Stopwatch .......................................111
World time .......................................111
Calculator ........................................112
Unit Converter .................................112
Message
Message Box ....................................114
Inbox ..............................................114
Outbox............................................115
Saved .............................................116
USIM ..............................................116
New Messages .................................117
Menus on the message screen .......117
Attachment .....................................118
Selecting paper ...............................119
Message settings ............................119
Menus on recipeint field ..................119
Mobile Messenger ............................120
e-mail ...............................................120
Upload Messages T bag .................120
Video Chatting Box .........................120
Report Spam/Service
Contents Box....................................121
Settings ...........................................122
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Contents
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Phonebook
Search Number ................................ 126
Find all ............................................126
Find by group ..................................126
Find by speed dial ...........................126
Add New Contact ............................ 127
Call History/Time ............................. 128
Block Number List ........................... 128
Memory Usage ................................. 128
T bag ................................................ 128
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Settings
Lock/PIN code .................................130
Power Save Mode ...........................130
Call Settings ....................................130
Comm Set .......................................131
Date/Time Settings ..........................131
USIM Settings .................................131
Language .........................................132
Moto Customer Service ..................132
Reset ................................................132
Phone Information ............................132
Appendix
Accessories .....................................134
Troubleshooting ...............................134
Specification and Feature ................135
Authentication Label ........................135
Specific Absorption Rate..................136
Motorola Service Center...................137
Collecting wasted-mobile phones ....142
Battery Disposal ...............................143
Safety, Regulatory & Legal ...............144
Before Use
Components ··························· 22
Parts of the Phones ················ 23
Buttons and Functions
Using the Batterie ···················· 26
Using the USIM Card ·············· 30
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Components
Before using your phone, make sure you have all the components included in your package.
Mobile phone Battery charger
USB data cable
• Above illustration may look slightly different and some of the components are subject to change without notice.
• When you connect the charging adapter to the ‘accessory hole’, be careful not to lose the adapter.
• If you contact 5 PIN terminal of a USB Data cable, which is a basic component, to the PC’s USB port, be aware that your PC may malfunction (Power off, Reset)
Slim
Battery cover
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SlimStandard Standard
battery
Charging adapter
User guideStereo earphone
Parts of the Phone
External LCD
Intenna
(Touching the intenna part during a call or Bluetooth operation may cause a deterioration of the call quality. It will also cause more communication power than required, increasing consumption of the battery.)
External camera
Battery cover
Speaker
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Parts of the Phone (Continued)
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Accessory hole
External connector port
• For connection of a charging adapter, USB data cable or stereo earphone
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Receiver
Internal LCD
Light sensor
• The keypad of this product is not on under the light as the Light sensor works.
Internal camera
Buttons
Microphone
Wheel button
• Press
- Starting networking function on the standby window.
- Selecting menu from the menus list.
• Turn
- Adjusting volume on the standby screen (Effect Sounds, Idle Screen, Alarm, Schedule, Voice, Ringtone
- Moving menu on the menus list and adjusting volume during a call.
Buttons and Functions
NATE/OK
• Confirm menu or save
• Press this button on the standby screen to move to the NATE menu. Press and hold this button on the standby screen to access NATE Home.
Menu
• Press this button on the standby screen to activate [Menu].
• Select [My Menu] while using [Menu].
Home
• Press this button on the standby screen to go to
Home screen.
• It also activates the multi-access (simultaneous
work) function.
Call
• Receive or make calls.
• Check the call service record (calls, messages,
wireless Internet).
• Press and hold to dial to the user of the recent
call or received/sent message.
4
Button
• Press and hold to set/release the ‘Etiquette mode.’
Navigation
• Up: Move to the ‘W’ menu
• Down: Move to the ‘Camera’ menu.
• Left: Move to the ‘Message’ menu.
• Right: Move to ‘My Menu’.
• While the menu function is used: Move between menus
Phonebook
• Select [Phonebook] on the standby screen.
Cancel
• If Widzet/Background is set to Home mode, move from the standby screen to the Home screen.
• Go to upper menu.
• Cancel a character input (in the character input mode).
End
• Power On/Off
• End/reject call
• Move to the standby screen.
# Button
• Press and hold to set/release ‘Lock All.’
0 Button
Press and hold to input ‘+’ during an international call.
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Using the batteries
When you purchase this product, the battery in the package is not fully charged. Make sure to fully charge the battery.
Installing the battery
Charging terminal
ࢃ The battery charging terminal and
the phone charging terminal should be engaged.
ࢄ Put the battery back properly.
Push it until it clicks.
ࢅ Place the battery cover on the
battery cover groove and then push and slide it until it is
Battery cover groove
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properly fitted.
Removing the battery
ࢃ Slide the battery cover down in
the direction of the arrow.
Lift up the battery cover.
ࢄ
Slightly lift up the projection
ࢅ
part of the battery separation groove to remove the battery.
Battery separation groove
Caution
Make sure the power is off when you remove the battery.
- If you remove the battery while the phone is on, it may dam age your phone.
Charging the battery
Charging with a USB data cable
ࢃ
Open the external connector port cover, and Connect the
USB data cable.
• To charge your phone using the USB data cable, you must
install SKT USB driver in your PC. You can download the USB driver from Motorola website.
• If you connect your phone and PC by using the USB data
cable, you can transfer files and charge your phone.
ࢄ
Connect the USB data cable to the USB port of your PC.
Charging with a battery charger
ࢃ
Insert the battery into the battery charger.
• When you insert or remove the battery, check and make sure that the battery is in proper position.
ࢄ
Connect the TTA-certified standard 24-pin charger to the
battery charger.
ࢅ
Connect the power cable of the TTA-certified standard
24-pin charger to the receptacle.
• Red: charging, Green: Charging complete.
Note
• Make sure to use standard travel chargers with a TTA certification mark. Otherwise, a battery may be exploded and an accident may occur.
• Travel chargers can be purchased separately to ensure resource recycling. You can buy travel chargers at the agency where you purchased the product or at a local service center.
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Using the Batteries (Continued)
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Charging with TTA-certified standard 24-pin charger
ࢃ
Open the cover of the external connector port, and
connect the charger adapter.
ࢄ
Connect the TTA-certified standard 24-pin charger to the
charger adapter.
ࢅ
Connect the power plug of the TTA-certified standard 24
charger to the receptacle.
• Red: charging, Green: Charging complete.
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Battery charging status
Charging with TTA-approved standard 24-pin charger
Type Charging
Lamp color Red Green
• When lamp blinks in red.
- The charging terminal is not in good contact. Check if the battery is clean and check the connection sta tus of the charger before trying to charge the battery again.
- Battery or the other accessories may be damaged. Contact the service center.
• When lamp is orange. Battery is being charged in a place too hot or too cold. When the temperature returns to normal, the lamp turns red and begins charging again.
- If it is too hot or too cold, the phone automatically stops charging, and the perimeter of the icon becomes red ( If the tempera ture returns to a room temperature, battery will start charging again.
Charging complete
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Battery charging time
Type Slim battery Standard battery
Time Approx. 145 minutes Approx. 165 minutes
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Charging time can be different depending on the status of the
battery or charger.
• Charging time may increase if the rated voltage of the charger
is low.
• If you use the phone while charging, there is a risk of electric shock
and charging time may increase.
• When you charge the battery completely discharged, the mobile
phone is not turned on until it is charged with available battery voltage.
Battery operating time
Standard
Voice call
Video call
Type
waiting time
Slim
Approx. 175
battery
Standard
Approx. 210
battery
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Based on a new battery/Bluetooth mode off
• Above service time of the battery is measured according to
standard set by SKT.
• The Bluetooth function requires more battery power.
• More power is used during a call or while NATE, ⓜPlayon, MP3, TV
(TDMB) is being used. The longer the call time, the shorter standby time gets.
• Receiving a call will consume as much battery as making a call.
• Standby time may get shorter in out-of-service area.
• Operating time may vary depending on the charge status,
tempera ture (high/low), wave status in the surrounding and the lighting.
hours
hours
time
Approx. 200
minutes
Approx. 240
minutes
time
Approx. 110
minutes
Approx. 120
minutes
Terrestrial DMB
watching time
Approx. 190
minutes
Approx. 230
minutes
안전을 위한 주의사항
Before Use
Low battery
• If a battery is low the low voltage alarm is on and ( ) icon
will flicker
• When the battery is low, functions may not be able to operate.
Charge the phone immediately.
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Using the USIM Card
In order to use the phone, you should insert the USIM (Universal Subscriber Identity Module) card supplied by SKT. However, you can use emergency calls and basic menus without the USIM card.
Inserting the USIM card
ࢃ Remove the battery cover and the
battery.
USIM card Slot
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ࢄ Insert the USIM card into the USIM card
slot in the direction of the arrow.
• Insert the metal terminal of the card in a downward direction.
ࢅ Put the battery and the battery
cover back.
Removing the USIM card
ࢃ Remove the battery cover and the
battery.
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ࢄ Pull out the attached USIM card in
the direction of the arrow.
Note
• Calling and data usage fees are charged to the person registered to the USIM card. Therefore, be careful not to loose or transfer ownership. (We do not take responsibility for the financial damage caused by lost or stolen USIM card.).
• Set the password on your USIM card to prevent other people from using your USIM card when it is stolen or lost. (‘Setup USIM card lock’, refer to page 131.)
• Data inside of the USIM card can be damaged when the card gets scratched or bent .
• Using the USIM card with Transportation card function, may shorten battery usage time.
Caution
• You are restricted to use the USIM card if you press the wrong USIM card password three time in a row. In this case, you can initialize the USIM card by entering the PUK code. The PUK code (10 digits) is recorded at the bottom of the USIM protecting plastic when you purchase the USIM card. If you press the wrong PUK code ten times in a row, you are required to replace the card. If you forget USIM card password and PUK code number, you are absolutely required to contact the agency where the USIM card was issued or SKT.
• For details about USIM cards, contact SKT agencies or service providers.
안전을 위한 주의사항
Before Use
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Basic operation guide
Power On/Off ·························· 34
Standby Screen ······················· 34
Display Description ················· 36
Home ······································· 38
My Menu ································· 40
Entering Text ··························· 41
Power On/Off
In order to use the phone, you should insert the USIM (Universal Subscriber Identity Module) card supplied by SKT. However, you can use emergency calls and basic menus without the USIM card.
Power on
1) Press and hold while the phone is off
• The user-selected picture is displayed, and then, the screen switches into the standby screen.
• If you have set the lock for the USIM card, you should enter the password (PIN) when you switch on power. (‘USIM setting.’ refer to page 131)
Power off
Press and hold while the phone is on
• The user-selected picture disappears, and the phone is
switched off.
Note
• The power on/off backgrounds can be selected in ‘Bakcgrounds’ (‘Backgrounds’, refer to page 75)
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Standby Screen
• Weather report and news displayed at the bottom of the screen are the widgets developed and supplied by SKT. Refer to ‘Checking weather/news’ for details. (‘Checking weather/news’, refer to page 39)
• From the standby screen, you can adjust the volume by
turning the wheel button
• From the standby screen, you can use the Human Networks function by pressing the wheel button. ('Human Networks', refer to page 99)
Note
• The LCD screen may not be displayed clearly if you are under a light (direct sun light, etc.). The appropriate brightness is that of the shadowed area or that proper to read books.
• To reduce consumption of battery, the light of the display gets off automatically if the set time is passed.
Icons on Standby Screen
Indicates the strength of signal in the current location
Voice call status
Video call status
e-mail is received
Alarm is set
The phone is locked.
Current ring mode
Etiquette Vibrate Ring Vibrate
Vibrate then Ring Ring Louder Silent
Being charged with a USB data cable or car charger Airplane mode
USB data cable is connected (depending on Widget/background setting)
A mobile messenger is received
The charger cable is disconnected or not connected properly. (Connect the charger cable again.)
Out of the service area
Musical content is being played
Voice message or text message is received
During a data call
Bluetooth is being used
The phone is privacy-locked or service-key-locked
Remaining battery capacity
Full Low Empty
Auto answer function is selected
3G (WCDMA network) service is connected during the roaming service
General network (other than WCDMA network) service is connected during the roaming service
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Display Description
Learn how to use the phone according to the display.
Move the cursor and select a menu.
Option menus are displayed on the bottom.
If there are more options, ◀▶ are displayed.
If there are too many items to be displayed in a page, the scroll bar is displayed.
is displayed if you should select
one out of multiple choices.
> is displayed if there are sub-items in the selected item.
Basic Operation guide
Use or wheel button to move the cursor. press
or number of the menu.
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(Left), (Right) or in the
Press center.
Select an item with , and then, press
.
or wheel button to select an item,
Use and then press
.
Use or wheel button to select an item, and then press
.
Press or to display the sub-items. Select a sub-item and press
or press the number.
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Home
You can use various functions easily and quickly.
Press on the standby screen or while using other functions.
Weather News Panel position
Multi-access function icons
Menu Execution
•Press on the standby screen to go to Home.
•You can use other functions without closing the current function (multi-access function).
•You can use various functions on the panel which is expandable to up to 5 panels.
•You can select weather/news and other information services to be provided on the standby screen.
•With T Store provided by SKT, you can download various applica tions including games, information and other convenient functions.
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Select Function
No. of multi-access functions in action
Home menus
Function setting: You can select news,
calendar and other multi-access functions on the standby screen.
Function/
panel setting
Other menus
Reposition icons: You can change positions of
the multi-access icons. Add short-cut: You can add the functions in
ⓜ
Playon or WAP on the Home screen as the
multi-access functions. You can download various applications
Access to
provided by SKT. (The downloaded applications
store
are displayed as the multi-access function icons on the Home screen.)
You can check the new version of the Home function and the descriptions of the functions.
Note
• Some of the multi-access functions which may affect the safety of the system may be restricted. Using too many functions at the same time may slow down the system speed, and some functions may not work due to lack of the free memory space.
• T store functions will incur data call fee, and downloading applications will incur additional call fee. (Contact SKT Customer Service Center or visit the web site of T Store (www.tstore.co.kr) for details of T store.)
Checking Weather / News
<Weather> <News>
1) On the Home screen, press to select Weather or News menu, and press
• Press on the weather screen to view local weather report Press you can select an desired area as the default weather screen.
• Press news. Press you can read the real-time news provided by NATE (data call fee is charged).
.
(Left) to update the weather report. If you press ,
to select a news title, and then, press to read the
(Left) to update the news. If you press (Right),
Note
• Weather and News are the widgets developed and provided by SKT. Weather and News are provided on the standby screen in default, and it is free of change. You can display or hide Weather and News by selecting the User Setting mode or the Home mode for the function. ('Idle/Home Mode', refer to page 74)
• Weather and News are updated automatically by the time cycle set by the service provider.
• You cannot view Weather or News while you are using a multi-access function
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My Menu
You can select up to 12 frequently used menus.
Press on the standby screen.
• If ‘My Menu’ is displayed at the bottom left of the screen while using a menu, you can add menu to My Menu by pressing
(Left).
• The menus added to My Menu are not deleted from their original positions.
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Adding menus from the My Menu screen
1) On the standby screen, press .
2) To add a menu, press
3) Select a sub-menu, and press
• To select an item of the selected sub-menu, press .
4) Press the number key of the icon.
, select a menu, and then press .
(Right).
Adding menu in use
1) On the standby screen, press (Left) to access the main menu.
2) Select a menu.
3) Select a frequently used sub-menu. (Left), and then press the number button of the icon.
4) Press
Entering Text
Before entering text
• In the text input mode, press (Right) to select an input mode. or to move the cursor and enter a character.
• Press
to delete a character, or press and hold to delete all.
• Press
Entering Korean
To enter consonants
• In the Korean input mode, press a key once to enter the first
consonant, and press the key twice to enter the hard sound of the consonant.
• You can enter the second consonant by pressing the first
consonant plus consonant is selected.
Example
ㅈ
Press once.
ㅉ
Press twice.
. If you press again, the first
Press
Press
, and then,
.
, and then,
.
ㅊ
ㅋ
To enter vowels
• Enter an initial consonant, a medial vowel and a final consonant in accordance with the Korean orthography. If the final consonant does not meet the Korean orthography, it is moved to the initial consonant of the next character.
- Initial consonant: ‘ㅎ’ of ‘홍’
- Medial vowel: ‘ㅗ’ of ‘홍’
- Final consonant: ‘ㅇ’ of ‘홍’
• You can enter the second vowel (‘ㅓ’ for ' ') on the button by pressing the button twice.
• To enter a diphthong, press the key in the order of the strokes, or enter the basic vowel, and then, press
• If you press again, the basic vowel is selected.
Example
ㅏ
Press once.
ㅓ
Press
Press
ㅐ
then, .
twice.
and
Press
ㅑ
Press twice, and then,
ㅕ
press .
Press
ㅢ
Press
.
, and then,
.
three times, or and .
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Entering Text (Continued)
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Entering English
• In English lower/upper case mode, press a key once, twice and three times to write the first, second and third character on the key, respectively.
• Press
once to enter ‘@’, and twice to enter ‘.’.
Entering special characters
Example
L Press three times.
O Press
V Press
E Press
. Press
three times.
three times.
twice.
twice.
Entering numbers
• In the number input mode, you can enter a number by pressing the number button.
• In other input modes, press and hold the number button to enter the number.
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• In the text input mode, press (Right) to select the character input mode.
• You can enter the generally used symbols. (Normal, Figure1, Figure2, Line, Unit, Cirele, Brace, Japan1,
Japan2, ^–^ and E-mail)
• Press
to select a symbol, and press to scroll pages.
• Press the number key of a symbol, and then, press enter the symbol.
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Voice Call ································· 48
Using Menus in the Call List
Using Menus after Entering a Number
Missed Calls
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Video call
You can see each other over the phone as talk on the phone However, the receiver must also have the phone supporting the video call service.
Before Use
• The video call quality is depending on the states of the base stations.
• Check if the person you are calling has a video call phone. If the receiver’s phone does not support the video call service, a voice call will be connected.
• Use a stereo earphone if you cannot clearly hear the voice due to an ambient noise.
• The battery consumption can increase drastically depending on the environment.
Making a video call
Enter a phone number on the standby screen, and
(Right).
press ▶
• When the call is connected, aim the internal camera lens at you and talk through the speaker phone.
• Use a stereo earphone if you cannot clearly hear the voice due to an ambient noise.
• A video call is connected only when the receiver’s phone supports the video call service.
to finish the call.
• Press
Receiving video calls
Open the folder or press to receive a call.
• If you press and hold the wheel button, the ring or vibration
switches into mute.
• To activate the silent operation set on Call Settings, just turn
your phone over. Then, ring or vibration switches into mute. ('Silent operation', refer to page 130)
• When the call is connected, aim the internal camera lens at
you and talk through the speaker phone.
• Use a stereo earphone if you cannot clearly hear the voice due
to an ambient noise.
to finish the call.
• Press
Using functions during a video call
Screen and buttons during a video call
Video call icon
Mute/unmute my voice
Set/cancel speaker phone
Substitutive image
Call time
• Press
(Left) to use other function available during a video
call.
• Press
to use the video chat function. (Right) to send a substitutive image.
• Press
• The call continues even when you close the folder if a Bluetooth headset or a stereo earphone is connected to the phone.
Image of the other party
Your image
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Video call (Continued)
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Video chat
Press during a video call
• You can chat with other person as you see each other over the phone.
• You can send a text of up to 40 Korean characters or 80 English characters.
• If you press functions such as Video call Mode, Speakerphone Off, Mute, Record/Capture, Hide Me and Phonebook
• The content of the video chat is stored in the video chat box.
• If the number of recorded video chat messages reaches 100, the messages are deleted one by one from the oldest message.
(Left) during a video chat, you can use various
Record/capture
Press (Left) during a video call ▶ Select Record/ capture
• You can record or capture the image of the other party.
• During recording, press to save the file in the Video Album in the Image Album Box.
• The captured photo is stored in the Photo Album of the Image Album Box.
• The image of others recorded during video calls cannot be used as substitutive images.
(Right) to cancel recording or
Menus available during a video call
Speakerphone Off/On You can use the speaker phone function during a video call.
Record/Capture You can record or capture image of other person, and save the file in the phone.
Camera Settings You can switch external/internal camera, or set zoom, brightness, saturation, effects, reverse function.
Mute You can block my voice during a call.
New Message You can send a message during a call.
Phonebook You can find and manage numbers in the phone.
Screen
Substitutive Image You can set the substitutive image with a photo/video/flashcon stored in the phone.
Send flashcon You can send a flashcon (moving emoticon).
Emotion You can send the image showing your emotion to the other party.
You can select the Enlarge my image, Enlarge other’s image, Other’s image only, or Other's image to full screen function.
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