Motorola V880 Owner's Manual

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Safety and General Information

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION.READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE.

The information provided in this document supersedes the general safety information in user guides published prior to December 1, 2002.

Exposure To Radio Frequency(RF) Energy

Your phone contains a transmitter and a receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits RF energy. When you communicate with your phone, the system handling your call controls the power level at which your phone transmits.

Your Motorola phone is designed to comply with local regulatory requirements in your country concerning exposure of human beings to RF energy.

●Federal Communications Commission laws : the 2nd parts of J paragraph at 47 CFR

●ANSI / IEEE C 95.1-1992

●IEEE C 95.1-1999

●NCRP Report 86, 1986

●ICNIRP 1998

●Canada, Department of Health & Human Services, safety regulation, 6th articcles-

Frequency 3KHz ~ 300GHz, Electromagnetic power radiation emission regulation 1999

●Australia communication Associates, “Wireless communication(Electromagnatic radiation emission) Standards 1999

Operational Precautions

To assure optimal phone performance and make sure human exposure to RF energy is within the guidelines set forth in the relecant standards, always adhere to the following procedures.

External Antenna Care

Use only the supplied or Motorola-approved replacement antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the phone.

Do NOT hold the external antenna when the phone is IN USE. Holding the external antenna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than needed. In addition, use of unauthorized antennas may result in non-compliance with the local regulatory requirements in your country.

Phone Operation

When placing or receiving a phone call, hold your phone as you would a wireline telephone.

Body-Worn Operation

To maintain compliance with RF energy exposure guidelines, if you wear a phone on your body when transmitting, always place the phone in a Motorola-supplied or approved clip, holder, holster, case, or body harness for this phone, where available. Use of accessories not approved by

Motorola may exceed RF energy exposure guidelines. If you do not use one of the body-worm accessories approved or supplied by Motorola, and are not using the phone held in the normal use position, ensure the phone and its antenna are at least 1inch(2.5centimeters) from your body when

transmitting.

Responsible driving best practices may be found in the "Wireless Phone Safety Tips" at the end of this manual and at the Motorola website : www.Motorola.com/callsmart.

Operational Warnings

For Vehicles With an Air Bag

Do not place a phone in the area over an air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Air bags inflate with great force. If a phone is placed in the air bag deployment area and the air bag inflates, the phone may be propelled with great force and cause serious injury to occupants of the vehicle.

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

Turn off your phone prior to entering any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere, unless it is a phone type especially qualified for use in such areas and certified as "Intrinsically Safe." Do not remove, install, or charge batteries in such areas. Sparks in a potentially explosive atmosphere can cause an sxplosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.

explosive atmospheres are often but not always posted.

Blasting Caps and Areas

To avoid possible interference with blasting operations, turn OFF your phone when your are near electrical blasting caps, in a blasting area, or in

areas posted "Turn off electronic devices." Obey all signs and instructions.

Medical Devices

Pacemakers

Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimun separation of 6 inches(15centimeters) be maintained between a handheld wireless phone and pacemaker.

Persons with pacemakers should :

●ALWAYS keep the phone more than 6inches(15centimeters) from your pacemaker when the phone is turned ON.

●NOT carry the phone in the breast pocket.

●Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference.

●Turn OFF the phone immediately if you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place.

Hearing Aids

Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.

Other Medical Devices

If you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of your device to determine if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information.

Use While Driving

Check the laws and regulations on the use of phones in the area where you drive. Always obey them.

When using your phone while driving, please :

●Give full attention to driving and to the road.

●Use hands-free operation, if available.

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

Operational Warnings

For Vehicles With an Air Bag

Do not place a portable phone in the area over an air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Air bags inflate with great force. If a portable phone is placed in the air bag deployment area and the air bag inflates, the phone may be propelled with great force and cause serious injury to occupants of the vehicle.

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

Turn off your phone prior to entering any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere, unless the phone is a model specifically identified as being “Intrinsically Safe.” Do not remove, install, or charge batteries in such areas. Sparks in a potentially explosive atmosphere can cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.

Note : The areas with potentially explosive atmospheres referred to above include fueling areas such as below decks on boats, fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities, areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders, and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine. Areas with potentially explosive atmospheres are aften but not always posted.

Batteries

Batteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury such as burns if a conductive material such

as jewelry, keys, or beaded chains touch exposed terminals. The conductive material may complete an electrical circuit(short circuit) and become quite hot. Exercise care in handling any charged battery, particularly when placing it inside a pocket, purse, or other container with metal objects. Use only

Motorola original batteries and chargers.

Your battery or phone may contain symbols, defined as follows :

Symbol Definition

Important safety information will follow.

Your battery or phone should not be disposed of in a fire

Your battery or phone may require recycling in accordance with local laws. Contact your local regulatory authorities for more information.

Your battery or phone should not be thrown in the trash.

Your phone contains an internal lithium ion battery.

Contentscontents

I. Before Using

Confirming Components		15
Name and Function of Each Part		15
Basic Keypad Operation		16
Menu Map		17
Display Icon	Internal display screen	21
	External display screen	22
Sub-LCD menu		23
How to Use Battery	Cell Phone and Battery Pack	24
	The Battery and UIM Card	24
	Charging Battery Pack	25
	Battery Pack Charging
	Progress State	25
	Battery Pack Charging Time	26
	Battery Pack Operating Time	26
	Low Voltage Alert	27
	Battery Pack Care Information	27
Precautions When Using		28

II. Basic Operation

Power ON and OFF Power ON	30
Power OFF	30
Placing a Call	30
Placing a call from Phone Book	31
Turbo Dialing	31

	II. Basic Operation
	II.
Placing a Call		Electronic Dialing	31
		Emergency Dialing	32
		Voice Dialing	33
Receiveing a call		Receiveing a call Using
		Earmicrophone	35
		Setting Call Receive Mode	35
		Using Auto Answering	36
Unanswered Call			39

	III. Using Bell Control
Changing Ring type		Saving Recorded Sound	41
Changing Receive Mode			42
		Setting Etiquette Mode	42
Changing Ring Volume			43
Selecting Ringer Option			44
Setting Alert Tone			44
		Connect Tone	45
		1 Min Timer	45
		Svc. Area Alert	45
Setting Sound Effect		Power Sound	45
		Key Sound	46
		Folder Sound	46
		Sel. Alert Tone	46

IV. Using Display

Graphic Mode		Internal screen	48
		External screen	48
		Deleting graphic	49
Back Light Time		Main LCD Time	50
		Keypad Time	50
Change Banner			51
Setting Svc. Lamp			51
Setting Light Color			52
		Keypad Color	53
		SVC. Lamp Color	53

		V. Using PIM
Schedule		Entering Schedule	55
		Checking Schedule	56
		Clearing Schedule	56
Using To Do List		Entering To do	57
		Checking To do	57
		Clearing To do	58
Using Biz. Card			58
		Sending Biz. Card	59
Using D-day		Entering D-day	60
		Checking D-day	61
Using Bio Rhythm			61

	VI. Using Tool Box
Time Set		Setting Timer	63
		Timer Off	63
Alram Set		Setting Alram	64
		Alram off	66
		Setting Alarm Sound	66
Calendar			67

VI. Using Tool Box

World Time		67
Calculator		68
Recording	Recording	69
	Ending Recording	69
	Playback of Recording	70
	Deleting Recorded Dontent	70

VI.VII.UsingCamera

Using Preview	Taking a Picture	72
	Taking self-photo	73
	Using Options 1	74
	Using Options 2	77
Managing a Picture	Viewing picture	79
	Using Option	80
Sending Photos by e-mail		81
Photowallpaper Setting		81
	Using Option	82
Video Capture	Taking a video	82
	Taking self-video	83
	Using Options 1	84
	Using Options 2	85
Video Play	Using Options	88
Camera Setup		89

VI.VIII .UsingSetting

Call Waiting	91
Call Forward	91
Fwd All Calls	92
Fwd Default	92
Fwd if busy	93
Fwd if no ans	93
Setting Auto Area Code	94
	11

VI.VI .UsingSetting

Set Int’l Code		95
Change Language		95
Data Mode	Data Rate	96
	Data Profile	96
	Use 1X Data	96
	Common Port	97
U-Mail Config		97
Browser Setup		98
My Menu		99

IX. Using Security

Using Auto Lock	One-Touch Lock Feature	101
Change Code		102
Call Restrict		102
PIN Set		103
Master Reset		103
S/W Version		104

X. Using Radio Comm.

Using Bluetooth	Headset	106
	Network	109
	OBEX Push	111
	FTP	112
	PC Sync	113
	My Info	114
Using IrDA	Dial-up Network	114
	Phone Book data and
	file transport	116

XI. Using Phone Book

Storing a Number	Storing a Number from a Menu	119
	Storing a Number on idle Mode	120
Correcting Phone BookCorrecting Phone Book		123
	Correcting Name and E-mail Adds124
	Correcting Group	124
Deleting Phone Book	Deleting the whole Phone Book	125
	Deleting Stored List	126
	Deleting Individual Items	126
	Deleting Group	127
Searching Phone Book		127
	View All	128
	Recall By Loc	128
	Recall By Group	129
	Recall By Name	129
	Using [OPTION]	130
	Memory Status	131
	View my Num	131
	Copy Entries	132

XlI.Using Functions During a Call

Adjusting Tone Volume During a Call	134
Taking Note During a Call	134
Searching Menu During a Call	134
Using [PBOOK]	134
Using [MSG]	135
Sending My Number	135
Muting	135
Using Speaker Phone	136
Viewing Call History Information	136

XlII. Using SMS Features

Checking Message	Text Message	138
	Voice Message	140
Sending Message		140
	Sending a New Message	141
	Sending a Stored Message	141
	Move to Message	142
Setting Message Receive Function		143
	Alert Freqency	143
	View Msg	143
	Msg Sound	144
	Save To	144
Memory Status		144
Deleting Message	Delete received message	145
	Deleting saved message	145

XIV. Using E-mail

Sending E-mail	New e-mail	147
	Sending stored e-mail	150
Checking New E-mail Using the folder menu		152
	Using the e-mail menu	153
	Replaying/Forwarding e-mail	155
Managing Data Folder		155
	Data Folder	156
E-mail Setting	Receiving & View Setting	157
	Send & New Mail Setting	158
	Register Account Setting	158
	Others	159
	View Mail Setting	129

XV. Using Data Folder

Using Data Folder	Display All	161
	User Folder	164
	My Data	166
	Picture	168
	Ring	169
	vCard	169
	Others	170

XVI. Using U-Max

Accessing U-Info	Accessing U-Info	172
	U-Info MENU	172
Accessing U-Magic	Accessing U-Magic	173
	U-Magic MENU	173
	Key usage in U-Magic	174
	Download U-Magic applications	174
	Execute U-Magic applications	175
Accessing U-Map	Accessing U-Map	176
	U-Map Menu	176

XVIl. Appendix

Troubleshooting	178
Specific Absorption Rate data	179
Specification and Characteristics	181

Before Using

1. Confirming Components		15
2. Name and Function of Each Part15
3. Basic Keypad Operation		16
4.	Menu Map	17
5.	Display Icon	21
6. How to Use Battery		24
7. Precautions When Using		28

1. Confirming Components

■Phone

■Battery(550mAh/870mAh)

■User’s Manual

2.Name and Function of Each Part

Antenna

Volume Button

IrDA

Camera lens

Camera Key

Camera Flash

and Light

External LCD

Service Lamp

Speaker

Before Using

Receiver

LCD Screen

Earpiece Terminal

Navigation Key

Transmitter

Wireless Data Communication

Cable Connection Port

Before Using

3. Basic Keypad Operation

■To Place or receive a call.

■Short press : To dispaly a calling number list

■To turn the power ON/OFF and end a call

■To end a selected feature to return to the idle screen

■To use Idle screen feature

Left : One-touch for‘Phone Book’

Right : One-touch for‘Message’

Up : One-touch for‘U-Mail’Menu

Down : Short press ‘Data: Folder’

Long press :‘Call History’

■To use menu feature - Menu search feature

■Dial buttons - To enter numbers and characters

■ Quick dialing for an international call

■	To set/reset Etiquette feature
	To set/reset One-touch lock feature

■ One-touch for Camera menu

Camera Preview Preparng

■To delete characters or number while entering them

Short press : To delete characters one by one

Long press : To delete the whole characters

■To move to the upper menu or previous display screen

■One-touch for‘U-Map’

■To search lists and control volume during a call

■If you press and hold the volume button as the folder is shut, the sub LCD light becomes on.

■U-Info, U-Mail, U-Magic, U-Map, UNI-Info(U-Max)

■To use menu and message features - [OK] feature

■To move to the top menu in Idle screen

■To use menu and message features - [OPTION] features

■To move to the top‘MY MENU’in Idle screen

■To use menu and message features - [BACK] or [CANCEL] features

4. Menu Map

1. Bell Control

1. Ringer Style	5. Alert Tone
1. Melody (1~18)	1. Connect Tone
2. Natural Sound (1~4)	2.	1 Min Timer
3. Ringer (1~9)	3.	Svc. Area Alert
2. Ring/Vib	6. Sound Effect

Bell Only	1. Power Sound

Vib. Only	2.	Key Sound

Vib. Then Bell	3.	Folder Sound

Lamp	4.	Sel. Alert Tone

3. Ring Volume

(1~5 steps)

4. Ringer Option

To Set Volume,

Low to High

2.Display

1.Graphic Mode

1.Idle Mode

2.Power On

3.Power Off

4.In Calling

5.Sub LCD

6.Menu BG

2.Back Light Time

1.Main LCD Time

2.Keypad Time

3.Change Banner

4.Svc. Lamp

5.Light Color

1.Keypad Color Blue, Amber

Before Using

3.PIM

5.Light Color

2.Svc. Lamp Color Green, Amber

3.PIM

1.Schedule

2.To do list (1~20)

3.Biz. Card

4.D-day

5.Bio Rhythm

Before Using

4.Tool Box

1.Timer Set

2.Alarm Set

3.Calendar

4.World Time

5.Calculator

6.Recording

1.Recording Note

2.Recored Sound

3.Voice Dialing

5.Camera

1.Preview

2.Photo Manager

3.Photo Mail

4.PhotoWallpaper

5.Video Capture

6.Video Play

7.Camera Setup

1.Shutter Sound

2.Light Setup

6. Setting

1.Answer Option

1.Answer Machine Auto Answering Answer Ment Sel Answering Rec. Answering Play

2.Call Answer Flip Answer Auto Answer

2.Calling Option

1.Call Waiting

2.Call Forward

3.Auto Area Code

4.Set Int’l Code

5.Change Language Chinese, English

6.Data Mode

1.Data Rate

2.Data Profile

3.Use 1X Data

4.Common Port

7.U-Mail Config

1.U-Mail Sound

2.Setup

3.Data Reset

8.Browser Setup

1.Linger Time

	7. Security(Enter Code)				8. Radio Comm.

1.	Auto Lock	6. Clear List		1.	Bluetooth
			5. Schedule		1. Headset
2. Emergency Calls (1~4)			6. To do list		2. Network
			6. To do list		2. Network
					3. OBEX Push
3. Change Code		7. Master Reset			4. FTP
					5. PC Sync
4. Call Restrict		8. S/W Version			6. My Info
		8. S/W Version
	1. Int’l Call
	2. Outgoing Call			2. IrDA
5. PIN Set
	1. Require PIN				9. Phone Book
	1. Require PIN
	2. PIN Change
				1.	View All
6. Clear List
	1. Phone Book			2. Recall By Loc
	2. Call to List
	3. CLI List			3. Recall By Group
	4. Unans List

Before Using

9.Phone Book

4.Recall By Name

5.Add Entry

6.Memory Status

7.View My Num

8.Copy Entries

1.UIM To Phone Select Copy Singer Copy

2.Phone To UIM Select Copy Singer Copy

Before Using

Message

1.Read Msgs

1.SMS Inbox

2.UIM

3.Web Alert

2.Send a Msg

1.New Msg

2.SMS Outbox

3.UIM

3.Voice Msgs

4.Message Setup

1.Alert Frequency

2.View Msg

3.Msg Sound

4.Save To

5.Memory Status UIM, Phone

U-Max

1.U-Info

2.U-Mail

1.New Mail

2.Inbox

3.Send Box

4.Check New Mail

5.Data Folder

6.Mail Settings

3.U-Magic

1.Applet Info

2.Execute Applet

3.Delete Applet

4.Move Applet

5.Download

6.Wireless Setup

7.New Folder

3.U-Magic

8.Edit Folder

9.Delete Folder

0.Memory Usage

4.U-Map

1.Access

2.Setting GPS On Position Ack Default URL MPC Addr Data Profile

5.UNI-Info

Data Folder

1.Display All

2.User folder

3.My Data

1.My Photo

2.My Video

3.My Record

4.Picture

5.Ring

6.vCard

7.Others

Before Using

5. Dispaly Icon

Internal display screen

Current signal strength this indicated by the number of lines shown.

Indicates current calling status. This icon appears when a call is in process.

WAP connecting mode.

Phone Lock setting activated. Disappearing when it is inactivated.

Text or voice message received. It disappears when you retrieve new message.

Alarm setting activated. Disappearing when you discharge Alarm setting.

Indicates Ringer type is Vib Only.

Indicates Ringer type is Vib Then Bell.

Indicates Ringer type is Lamp.

Etiquette mode status. Disappearing when it is inactivated.

Indicates battery charge level
Fully charged status shown	Low battery	Low battery warnning

If you connect the data communication cable, it is displayed on the screen.

The display caries depending on the Rx mode you have selected at Data setup

Data Received

Displayed on screen when you use the earmicrophone.

Displayed on screen when Answer Machine is in activation.

E-mail received. It disappears when you retrieve new e-mail.

Bluetooth function is activated.

Web Alert message received. It disappears when you retrieve new message.

Before Using

External display screen

Current signal strength this indicated by the number of lines shown.

Text or voice message received. It disappears when you retrieve new message.

Alarm setting activated. Disappearing when you discharge Alarm setting.

Indicates Ringer type is Vib Only.

Indicates Ringer type is Vib Then Bell.

Indicates Ringer type is Lamp.

Etiquette mode status. Disappearing when it is inactivated.

Indicates battery charge level

Fully charged status shown Low battery Low battery warnning

■You can change graphic display of sub LCD after selecting‘Display’->‘Graphic Mode’->‘Sub LCD’.

■The lock function sign is not displayed on the sub LCD.

■In order to economize the battery, the LCD light becomes off automatically if no key entry is made for the designated time period.

6. Sub-LCD menu

Hold down the press while the folder is closed	Select Photo and

Before Using

Select Photo

You can take the picture using sub-lcd display while the folder is shut. (Refer to P.73)

Select Photo and

Select Video

You can take the video using sub-lcd display while the folder is shut. (Refer to P.83)

Select Video and

Select Light

The lamp under the camera is lighted.

Select Light and

●The lamp is on for 1 minute in default. The lamp blinks after 55 seconds.

●Press again to turn off the lamp. Press or to reset the time.

Select Cancel

Move sub-lcd idle mode.

Select Cancel and

Before Using

7. How to Use Battery

Cell Phone and Battery Pack

I. Assembly

Fit the battery pack correctly into the groove provided on the lower side of the handset. Side it all the way in the arrow direction until a‘click’is heard.

II. Removal

Press the removal button upward.

Remove the battery pack in the arrow direction from the handset.

The Battery and UIM Card

I. Installing UIM Card on the Phone

Disconnect the battery pack from the phone and side UIM Card into the rail on the back of the phone.

UIM Card ?

NOTE!! UIM Card contains your Phone Number, service details, and phonebook/message memory,

Caution : Do not bend or scratch your UIM Card. Avoid exposing your UIM Card to static electricity, water, or dirt

Before Using

Charging Battery Pack

I. Charging battery on the table dock

The battery is not fully charged when it is supplied. Be sure to charge the battery fully before you use the phone.

■Connect the DC power cable to the wall outlet.

■Check if the triangular lamp on the AC cable jack turns on in orange.

■Connect the AC power cable to the port on the rear of the table dock.

■Place the handset on the table dock. (There is only on hole on the dock, you cannot recharge two batteries together.)

■You can recharge the battery without the handset if you mount the batter on the battery case.

■Battery recharge status is on the triangular lamp on the AC power cable jack.

II.Recharging battery with the AC power cable

■Connect the DC power cable to the wall outlet.

■Be sure that the triangular lamp on the DC power cable jack turns on and flickers.

■Connect the DC power cable jack to the port on the bottom of the handset.

■Battery recharge status is on the triangular lamp on the AC power cable jack.

Battery Pack Charging Progress State

Description	Being charged	At completion of charging

Cable jeck	Red	Green

■The charging terminals are not contacted properly. Check to see if the battery pack is clean, and then mack another attempt.

■The battery pack or any other component is defective. Contact the service center.

Before Using

■The battery pack is on standby for charging or is being charged in a too hot of cold place.

■If you place it in room temperature, the indicator lamp will charge into red and charging operation will be resumed.

Battery Pack Charging Time

Description	550mAh (V880)	870mAh (V880)
Required Time	About 110 Min	About 120 Min

■Recharging time varies by the battery pack and charger status.

■If AC power voltage applied to the power supply adapter is low, the charging time may become longer.

■If ambient temperature is too high or low, charging may not be done sufficiently. Always charge the battery in room temperature.

Battery Pack Operating Time

		550mAh (V880)			870mAh (V880)
Time	Slot Mode 0	Slot Mode 1	Slot Mode 2	Slot Mode 0	Slot Mode 1	Slot Mode 2
StandardStandbyTime About 30~50 hoursAbout 60~80 hoursAbout 90~120 hoursAbout 50~80 hoursAbout100~130hoursAbout150~180hours
StandardTalktime		About 100 Min			About 150 Min

■ The slot mode varies according to service areas.

■ Electric currents are consumed more during a call or when using WAP or Game than in standby state, so the the longer call time is, the shorter the standby time becomes.

■ Receiving a call requires the same amount of electric currents as when placing a call. ■ Standby time in‘NO SERVICE’area becomes shorter.

■ The operating time varies accrding to charging state, temperature(low/high),radio wave condition in the area of use,

backlight status.

Before Using

Low Voltage Alert

■ When the battery pack is almost used up, the phone sounds ‘warning sound’and‘ flashes.

■If you continue to use your phone in this state, the power of the phone is turned off. lmmediately charge your phone.

■If‘ ‘flashes, although you press the button, backlight for display screen and buttons may not be On and the cell phone features are not supported properly. Immediately charge your phone before using again.

Battery Pack Care Information

■Always use the authorized, dedicated charger and battery pack. If an unauthorized battery pack is installed, a

‘Warning! Unauthorized Battery’message is displayed on the Idle display screen.

■Using and unauthorized charger could cause damage to the battery pack or explosion may result. Never use such a product.

■Never short-circuit the contact terminals of the battery pack. Explosion may result. Always store the battery pack in the battery case.

■Always charge or store the battery pack in room temperature. Charging would not be done sufficiently and the indicator lamp changes into orange if you change the battery pack in a too hot place(in a car in summer or near open flames)or a too cold place. If it is stored over an extended period of time, its capacity level becomes lower, shortening its operating time.

■Never disassemble the battery pack or place it near open flames.

■Store the charger and battery pack in the area out of children’s reach.

■Never give a strong impact to your phone or let it drop. Malfunctions or short life may result.

■Any foreign matters in contact with the metallic part of contact terminals on the charger and battery pack may interfere with charging process. Always keep them clean.

■The chargeable battery pack is a consumable item. Repeated switching between charging and discharging reducess its service life slowly. If the battery operating time is reduced to a half level compared to that when purchased, replace it with a new one.

Before Using

8. Precautions When Using

■If the lamp flickers while you are charging your phone and battery, charging operation fails. If you leave it in such a state, the charger may malfunction.

■Always use authorized, dedicated battery pack and charger. Using an unauthorized battery pack or charger rejects the services offered by Motorola.

■Do not use the charger to charge phones and batteries of different models. Problems may result.

■Never use them in a humid, hot atmosphere. If your phone becomes damp, malfunction may result. If submerged, it may be beyond repair. Never turn the power ON with your phone wet. Instead, remove the battery pack and contact the nearest service center for repair.

■Never disassemble or alter your phone. Unauthorzed disassembly may reject free service offered by Motorola.

■If you sit down with your phone stored in a hip pocket, use care not to give a strong impact to it. It may be broken.

■Avoid cleaning your phone with chemical solutions such as solvent or thinner.

■Use care not to give an impact or vibration to your phone. When not in use, it should be stored in a safe place.

■Use the authorized handsfree kit. Otherwise, malfunction may result. Especially, products having strong magnetism may be a direct cause for malfunction of cell phone, which will reject the free service offered by Motorola.

■In order to prevent any harm to human body, do not hold the battery in the mouth and do not use the damaged battery.

■Keep the handset away from any magetic product such as credit card, phone card that may be damaged by the electro magnetic field of the handset.

■Keep the handset away from any heating facility such as stove, microwave or oven.

■Do not apply excessive force to the handset to protect appearance and internal parts of the handset.

■Do not hold the strap and turn the handset round not to hurt anyone.

■Be sure that the handset is not held between the automatic doors of a bus or subway train.

Basic Operation

1. Power ON and OFF	30
2. Placing a Call	30
3. Receiving a Call	35
4. Unanswered Call	39

Basic Operation

1. Power ON and OFF

Power ON Press

■The service lamp is on, displaying China Unicom and user-set graphic. And then, the initial screen is displayed.

Power OFF

Press and hold

■The graphic disappears and the power is turned off.

■A graphic can be downloaded from WAP and changed in‘Graphic Mode’under ’Display’. Graphic may be displayed late depending upon the capacity of the downloaded graphic.

2. Placing a Call

Enter a desired area code and phone number

■ The phone automatically redials if the call is not connected.

Basic Operation

Placing a call from Phone Book

Use search to select a desired person to call. (see P.88~90 Searching Phone Number)

■Pressing with a person to call selected connects the call to the number set to‘Representative Number’

among the items with phone numbers stored.

■Press from Standby display to select‘View All’, ‘Recall By Loc’,‘Recall By Group’,‘Recall By Name’in

Select a person to call Select an item to call	‘Phone Book’.

Turbo Dialing

Press and hold a location to call on Idle Mode connects a call to the representative number of the appropriate location number is 17, Press the dial button and press and hold . (see P.121)

Electronic Dialing

You can use this function conveniently by entering a few numbers in advance according to the audio announcement when using ARS(for telebanking service or voice message confirmation). To cancel electronic dial, press [CANCEL].

	Input key	Operating Method
P		The numbers after‘P’can be sent only if the	[NEXT] is pressed.
T		The numbers after‘T’are sent shortly after.

Enter Phone Number Enter‘P’or‘T’and then a number to be dialed electronically

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