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User Manual
o2.co.uk
O2 (UK) Limited, 260 Bath Road, Slough, Berkshire SL1 4DX
Registered in England No. 1743099. Registered Office as above.
© O2 (UK) Limited 2006. Correct at time of going to press (July 2006)
O2 Ice is a trademark of the O2 Group of companies.
O2C3309N KGL 07/06
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Before you start …
… there are a couple of quick things we’d like to say. First, thanks
for buying an O
2
Ice mobile. We know you’ll find it useful and great
fun. And second, our Quick Start guide tells you all you need to
know about getting your mobile up and running. The other chapters
explain the huge number of fantastic things your mobile can do for
you – definitely worth a read when you’ve got time.
That’s all. Now read on and off you go.
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Basic navigation
Here’s how to navigate when using your
O
2
Ice mobile.
• Use the navigation key to move up,
down, left or right
•
Press or to select an item
•
Press to go Back or delete
digits entered
•
Press to go back to the
standby screen
How to make a call
•
Type the number of the person you wish
to call by using the numbered keypad or
scroll down on the navigation key to
select Contacts then scroll up and down
to find the contact. If you enter one or
more letters from the beginning of a
contact’s name, then you can find their
entry much quicker than just by scrolling
up and down
•
Press . Your O2Ice mobile will start
to dial the number
•
After you’ve connected, press to
end the call
Below are some instructions to get you
started quickly. If you want to know more,
take a look at the detailed sections of
this guide.
Setting up
•
Slide open the back of your O2Ice
mobile and insert the SIM into the slot
underneath the metal grooves. Slip the
battery into the space over the SIM card
and replace the back. See page 20 for
further information
•
Check everything is securely in place,
then hold and press until the screen
turns on. Enter a PIN if necessary*.
See page 113 for more information on
PIN codes
•
You’re now ready to use your O2phone
Charging the handset
•
Insert the lead from the charger into
the charging socket on the base of
your handset
•
Connect the charger to the correct
electrical socket. Make sure the socket
is switched on. Your phone will now
start charging
•
When the phone is fully charged
disconnect the charger from the socket
and then from the phone
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* If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, your SIM card will lock and you must enter the PUK
code to unlock it. Please contact O2 Customer Ser
vice or visit www.o2.co.uk/PUK and follow the instructions.
Quick start guide
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How to create and send a
text message
•
Press the left hand side of the navigation
key and then select by pressing
to enter the Messages screen
•
Select New text message by
pressing
•
Type the number of the person you wish
to send the text to. Alternatively, press
or select Options – Add Contact to
select a contact number from your
phonebook. Scroll to the contact you
require and press to select. Once
completed press to select Done and
return to the messaging screen
•
Scroll down to the message box using
the navigation key and start typing your
message using the keypad
•
Once you’ve finished typing your text,
press
•
Scroll to Send message then press
and your message will be sent
How to take a picture
•
From the idle screen press the right hand
side of the navigation key until is
highlighted. Press to select
•
Focus the camera on the picture subject.
You can press up and down on the
volume keys on the left hand side of the
phone, or up and down on the
navigation key to zoom in on the subject
•
Press left and right on the navigation
key to lighten or darken
•
Once you’re ready, press to take a
picture. Your O
2
Ice mobile will
automatically save the picture to
the Gallery
•
Press to go back to the viewfinder
screen and take another picture
Be patient!
Sending megapixel images via media
message may take some time to resize.
For more info see page 54.
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How to record a video
• From the idle screen press to select
Main Menu, then scroll to and press
to select
• Scroll to Video camera mode and press
•
Press to start recording. To stop,
press
•
Your video will automatically be saved to
the Gallery
•
Press to select Back and return to
the viewfinder screen and shoot
another video
Top tips
You can assign a picture to a
contact, so when that person
calls you their photo appears on
screen. See page 98 for details.
You can download megapixel
camera pictures to your PC via
the USB cable and CD-ROM
supplied in the box. See page
27.
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Contents
1
Welcome 4
Chapter 1 – Before using your
mobile 7
What’s in the box 8
Handset description 10
Main display 14
Icons 15
Function keys 16
Navigation key 17
Chapter 2 – Getting your
mobile ready to use 19
Inserting your SIM 20
The battery22
Charging the battery 23
Important battery information 25
Inserting your microSD card 26
CD-Rom and USB cable 27
Chapter 3 – Basic functions 29
Turning your mobile on and off 30
The menu 32
The basics 36
Voicemail 901 39
Chapter 4 – Calling options 41
During a call 42
In-call menu 44
During a video call 45
Chapter 5 – Main menu 47
Profiles 48
Normal 48
Loud 48
Vibrate only 48
Silent (alarm on) 49
Silent 49
Headset 49
Multimedia 52
Camera 52
- Using your camera – the settings 52
- Additional camera settings 54
- Take a picture 55
- Managing your pictures 55
- View your pictures 56
Video camera mode 56
- Using the video camera – the settings 57
- Additional video settings 58
- Shoot a video clip 58
- Managing your video clip 59
Media Player 59
- Using your media player 59
- My contents 61
- My Playlist 61
- Settings 61
- And one final thing 62
Clock & Alarm 63
Clock 63
- Set alarm 63
- Change date 64
- Change time 64
O2 Ice is a trademark of the O2 Group of companies.
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Contacts 96
Adding contacts to your phonebook 97
View contacts 100
My name card 101
Groups 101
Call logs 102
- All, missed, dialled and received calls 102
- Delete call log 103
- Call time 103
- Call cost 104
- GPRS counter 104
Manage 105
Settings 106
Display 106
- Greeting message 106
- Home screen 107
- Brightness 107
- Backlight timer 107
- Screen saver 107
Phone 108
Calling 108
- Diverting calls 108
- Barring calls 109
- Waiting calls 109
- Accept calls 109
- Display my number 110
- Auto redial 110
Network Connections 110
Network 110
Connections 111
- Port settings 111
- Mass Storage 111
Security 112
- Phone lock 112
- PIN 113
- Change PIN2 113
- FDN 113
Master reset 113
Chapter 6 – Don’t panic 115
In plain English 116
Trouble shooting 118
Vital statistics 121
Chapter 7 – The important safety bit
at the back
Safety information for mobiles 124
Mobile care 125
Driving safety 128
Electronic devices 129
Other safety guidelines 131
Cautions 132
Warranty statement 133
Mandatory statements 136
- Settings 65
Home city 65
- Add city 66
- My home city 66
- Settings 66
Browser 67
O2 Active 68
Bookmarks 68
Enter address 68
History 68
Manage 68
Messages 69
New text message 69
- Select a contact 69
- Create your message 69
- To send your text message 70
How to read messages 71
New multimedia message 72
- Select a contact 72
- Enter a subject 72
- Adding text 73
- With an attachment 73
- Send your media message 75
Reading media messages 75
Inbox 76
Drafts 76
Sent 77
Outbox 77
Settings 77
Memory status 77
Gallery 78
Photo’s & Images 78
- Managing your images 78
Sound 80
- Managing your sounds 81
Video 82
- Managing your videos 83
Other files 84
Manage 84
- Memory Status 84
- Browse Rights Objects 84
Tools & Games 86
Bluetooth
®
86
- Device search 86
- My devices 87
- Settings 87
- See what you can do with Bluetooth 87
Games 89
- My Games 89
- Download 89
- Profiles 90
- Memory status 90
Calendar 90
- To set a memo 91
Calendar 92
Calculator 92
Notepad 93
Voice recorder 93
World Clock 94
Stopwatch 94
Converter 95
O2 95
Memory status 95
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About the user guide
This user guide relates only to the
O
2
Ice mobile phone. Please note that
a small proportion of the functions
available differ between Pay & Go and
Pay Monthly customers.
You’re in for a real treat.
Your O
2
Ice mobile will let you do things
that only a short while ago belonged in
the realms of science fiction.
How about video calling and high speed
internet on the go with 3G? Or music
tracks for grooves on the move?
And it’s jam packed with 100’s of other
features that you can read about in this
guide. Like a 1.3 megapixel camera that
can take top quality shots, worthy of the
65,000 colours the brilliant screen
can show.
Messaging is also top of its class. Text
messaging is now just the beginning. With
your O
2
Ice mobile you can send clear
pictures and video as well.
Your O
2
Ice mobile also holds the key to
the whole world of O
2
Active* services.
At 3G speeds** you can access streaming
video footage from all sorts of sources,
news, sporting highlights and music.
And because your O
2
Ice mobile links
directly to your PC using its own cable,
you can upload and download files to
your heart’s content
†
.
Mobile, video camera, stills camera, high
speed internet. The O
2
Ice mobile is
everything you could ask for from a
phone, and much, much more.
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Welcome
*O2Active is a trademark of the O2 group of companies.
** Subject to 3G coverage.
† Some content may be protected by the copyright owner and will not be removable from the device.
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Before using your mobile
•
What’s in the box?
•
Handset description
•
Main display
•
Icons
•
Function keys
•
Navigation key
Chapter 1
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Combined power and
PC connection lead
Hands-free kit /Stereo headphones
Your O2Ice mobile phone –
User Manual
CD Rom
Thank you for purchasing your O2Ice
mobile. Before you do anything else,
please take a look in the box and check
you have the items shown below.
Mobile phone
Battery
Battery cover
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What’s in the box?
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Back viewFront view
10
Handset description
65,000 colour
main display
Right soft keyLeft soft key
Centre key
Power on / off key
Microphone
Navigation key
Dial / Answer key
Earpiece
Keypad – alphanumeric
Speaker
Mirror
Battery
Camera
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Bottom viewLeft side view Right side view
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Hands-free
headset
Volume key
microSD
memory
card slot
Charger
socket
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Icons
The main display will show icons for
network signal strength, battery power,
alarm (if active), the current time and the
current profile in use. The screen can also
alert you to incoming calls, text messages
and missed calls.
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Main display
The icons below appear on the display.
Signal strength The number of
bars shows signal strength
Battery Current battery
charge level
3G network The 3G icon shows
when you are in an area with 3G
coverage. In this area you can
make and receive video calls and
access O
2
Active at faster speeds
Message Shows that a text
message has been received or
that there are unread messages
Media message Shows a media
message has been received or
there are unread media
messages
Voicemail Indicates you have a
voicemail message
Alarm Appears when an alarm
is set
Calendar Shows that you have
recorded a schedule, task or
note. See page 90 for more
information
Normal Shows the Normal
profile is in use. To set a
different profile please refer to
page 48
Loud Shows that the Loud
profile is in use
Vibrate only Shows that the
Vibrate only profile is in use.
To activate this profile from the
standby screen press and
hold
Silent (alarm on) Shows that the
Silent (alarm on) profile is in use
Silent Shows that the Silent
profile is in use
Headset Shows that the Headset
is in use
Divert Appears when the call
divert function is active
Roaming Indicates roaming has
been activated
(It is not your regular network)
microSD card Shows when the
microSD memory card has been
inserted
Name of operator
Press to access
the Main Menu
Signal
3G
Battery power
Current profile
Date and time
Wallpaper
Shortcuts
Press to
access O
2
Active
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Power on/off key
•
Long press to turn your mobile on/off
•
Press to reject an incoming call or cancel
a call being dialled
•
Press to return to the standby screen
Send/Answer key
•
Press to dial or answer a call
•
Press to access the list of the last
missed / dialled / received calls
Centre key
•
Press to select when browsing through
the menu
Left soft key
•
Press to open up the main menu
•
Press again to change how the main
menu is viewed on screen – choose from
List / Grid / Circular
Right soft key
•
To access O2Active
Navigation key
•
To browse through
the menu
Asterisk key
•
To insert an asterisk
•
To open the symbols menu
• To turn vibration on/off
0 / + key
•
To insert +
•
To insert a space between words when
writing a text message
# key
•
To insert #
•
Press, when creating a text message,
to access predictive text (T9) or manual
text input
• Long press to activate the keylock.
To turn the keylock off press
then
Alphanumeric
•
Press to enter a digit
•
Shortcut keys – press and hold to
immediately access a function
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Function keys Navigation key
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When in standby mode, you can use the
navigation keys to access shortcuts we
have set up for you.
Left / right To access messages, contacts,
profiles and camera
Up To access O
2
Active links
Down To access your phone book
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Getting your mobile ready to use
•
Inserting your SIM
•
The battery
•
Charging the battery
•
Important battery information
•
Inserting your microSD memory card
•
CD-Rom and USB cable
Chapter 2
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•
Slide the SIM card in under the metal
grooves in the SIM card slot. Make sure
the SIM card’s metal contacts are facing
down and the cut corner is at the
bottom left
You’ll always need a SIM card to use your
mobile. This contains important
information about your mobile and
network. The message Insert SIM appears
when the SIM card is not installed.
Please take care of your SIM card and
don’t keep it near magnetic and electronic
devices as this can interfere with data
storage and network operations.
•
Turn your mobile over and slide off the
back cover
•
Lift the battery out of the mobile
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Inserting your SIM
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Power connection
Insert the charger’s contact point into the
slot at the bottom of your mobile and
plug the charger in at the socket.
Make sure you insert the charger the right
way up.
Please note
Charging the battery fully each time will
help prolong its life – and is much better
than frequent short bursts of charging.
Installing the battery
Slide off the back cover and insert the
battery into the space. Push it down until
it sits securely in place.
Removing the battery
Put your fingernail in the space at the
bottom of the battery and hook it out of
your mobile.
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The battery Charging the battery
Please note
Do not remove the battery when the
mobile is on. You could lose personal
settings or data stored either on your SIM
card or in the mobile’s memory.
Your SIM card can be easily damaged if
its metal contacts become scratched.
So take special care when holding or
inserting it.
Please note
The back cover of your mobile must be
securely replaced. If the cover does not
hold the battery in properly, your mobile
will not turn on or the battery may fall
out during use.
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Important battery information
•
Do not remove the battery while your
mobile is charging
•
Do not over charge the Li-Ion battery, as
this can result in a reduction in battery
performance and life span
•
Never store a battery near a fire
•
Don’t attempt to take the battery apart.
Only use the battery approved by the
manufacturer
•
Never touch the battery terminals with a
metallic object, as this can lead to short
circuiting
•
Take special care when carrying a battery
in your pocket
•
Misuse of the battery can lead to burns
from hot temperatures and even
explosion. Never drop or apply any
physical shock to the battery as it may
damage the battery and even cause
a fire
•
Please keep your battery out of
children’s reach and in a dry and
cool area
•
Store and charge your battery at room
temperature. Extremes of temperature
can prevent full charging and affect
battery life and performance
•
Since a battery is a consumable product,
the operating time will gradually
decrease through use
•
Keep the terminals of the battery clean
and dry
•
When there is risk of lightning, remove
the charger’s plug from the socket to
protect the mobile
Charging status
Whilst charging, the battery level icon will
animate until fully charged.
If you charge your mobile while turned
off, you will also be told what percentage
full the battery is.
When the battery is out of power, your
mobile will play an alert sound to remind
you to recharge it and will eventually turn
off automatically.
Maximising battery life
To make your battery last longer, try the
following tips:
•
Set the Timeout to as short a time as
possible. See page 107 to turn this on
•
Close the WAP (O2Active) connection
when not in use
•
When you don’t need the Bluetooth
function, ensure it is turned off
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CD-Rom and USB cable
The available internal memory on your
O
2
Ice mobile is approximately 30MB,
enabling you to store loads of pictures,
videos and MP3s. In addition your O
2
Ice
mobile has a slot for a microSD* memory
card. It’s a removable card designed to add
greater storage to your mobile. These
cards are available from any O
2
store.
If you have a card you can insert it into
the O
2
Ice mobile by following these steps
•
Remove the card slot cover from the
right hand side of your mobile
•
Insert the card with the metal contacts
facing downwards and push into place
•
Replace the cover
If you want to remove the microSD
memory card, open the cover and press
the card to release.
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Inserting your microSD memory card
Your O2Ice mobile comes with a CD-Rom
and USB cable. This allows you to connect
your mobile to a PC and download
selected digital images, even back-up your
contacts from your SIM card or download
MP3 files and video clips to your mobile
and much more.
It is extra security for those files you do
not want to lose.
Software installation
•
Insert the supplied CD-Rom into your
CD-Rom drive
•
The CD-Rom will launch and the
installation begins
•
Follow the on-screen instructions to
complete the installation to use
the software
Please note
The CD-Rom and USB cable are not
essential for using your mobile, so
installation is up to you.
Your mobile may not recognise the USB
cable if it is connected while an
application is running. Connect the USB
data cable during standby.
You may not be able to download
certain applications such as games,
ringtones or wallpapers to your PC for
copyright reasons.
* This may be referred to as Trans-Flash or T-Flash memory by some manufacturers.
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Basic functions
•
Turning your mobile on and off
•
The menu
•
The basics
•
Voicemail 901
Chapter 3
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Turning your mobile off
When the SIM card is installed
•
Press and hold until the screen
turns off
Please note
If the message LOW BATTERY WARNING
POWER OFF is displayed, the mobile will
turn itself off and you will need to charge
the battery.
If the battery is removed when the
mobile is on, any unsaved messages could
be lost and the SIM card’s memory might
be damaged.
Turning your mobile on
When the SIM card is installed
•
Press and hold until the screen
turns on
•
If your mobile is PIN protected, PIN code
will be displayed on the screen. Enter
the 4-digit PIN to unlock the mobile,
then press
Hooray! You can now use your mobile
Watch out
•
If you enter an incorrect PIN code three
times in a row, your SIM card will lock
and you’ll have to enter the PUK code to
unlock it. To get the PUK code you’ll
need to contact O
2
Customer Service or
visit www.o2.co.uk/PUK and follow the
instructions
•
When you turn your mobile on/off you’ll
hear the welcome/goodbye sound. To
turn this off see page 50
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Turning your mobile on and off
Please see page 113 for more information on PIN codes.
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Shortcuts
•
When your mobile is in standby mode,
press left or right on the navigation key
to access the shortcuts to Messages,
Contacts, Profiles and Camera
•
Scroll to the menu icon you require by
using the navigation key
•
Press to enter the menu icon
highlighted
•
Press to go back or press
briefly to return to the standby screen
•
When your mobile is in standby mode,
press to access the Main Menu
•
Scroll to the menu icon you require by
using the navigation key
•
Press to enter the menu icon
highlighted
Top tip
You can change how you view
the main menu, press to
select Views. Scroll to List / Grid /
Circular and press to select.
•
Press to go back or press
briefly to return to the standby screen
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The menu
Shortcuts
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Tools &
Games
Contacts
Settings
Main menu map
Profiles
Multimedia
Clock & Alarm
Browser
Messages
Gallery
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Making a call
•
Enter a phone number
•
If you make a mistake while dialling, you
can erase the last number you entered
by pressing
•
Once you have entered the number,
press . Your O
2
Ice mobile will
start dialling
Ending a call
•
Press to end a call
Receiving calls
Answering a call
•
To answer a call press
To reject a call
•
You can reject an incoming call by
pressing
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The basics
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Making a video call*
Once you have entered a number press
and select Video Call.
If your call is accepted by your contact you
will see them in your display. You can also
see yourself in a thumbnail screen at the
bottom right of the display.
Please note
If the other person does not have a 3G
phone or video calling isn’t enabled on
their handset, a message will be displayed
on your mobile’s screen Video call is not
available Try voice call?. Select Yes or No.
Receiving a video call*
If someone makes a video call to you, your
screen will say Video call and give you the
option of accepting or rejecting the call.
Press to accept and to reject
the call.
* Only available with 3G coverage. If this doesn’t work please contact O2 Customer Service.
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Voicemail must be activated before you
can use it*. See your O
2
welcome pack for
more information on setting up Voicemail.
This service takes messages for you when
your O
2
Ice mobile is switched off,
engaged, you don’t answer a call or you
are out of signal range.
To listen to your
voicemail message
•
In the standby mode, press and hold
to dial your voicemail
•
Alternatively, simply dial 901 and
press
Making an international call
•
Press and hold until + appears on
the screen
•
Enter the recipient’s country code, area
code and phone number
•
Press to dial the number
Emergency calls
•
To call emergency services, enter 112
(the international emergency number)
or 999
•
Then press to dial the call
You can make an emergency call even
if your mobile is locked or cannot access
your network, so long as you are within
range of a network type supported by
your mobile.
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Voicemail 901
*
If you ar
e a Pay & Go customer your voicemail 901 ser
vice has alr
eady been activated.
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Calling options
•
During a call
•
In-call menu
•
During a video call
Chapter 4
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When the call is on hold
•
Press and scroll to Unhold and
select to resume the call
When there is an active call and a call on
hold
•
To swap between the calls scroll to the
relevant number and select Options –
Swap to resume the call that is on hold,
and put the active call on hold.
Alternatively, scroll and highlight the
number you require and press
to swap
Call waiting
*
If you receive an incoming call whilst you
are on the phone, a tone will sound
through the earpiece and the display will
show that a second call is currently
waiting.
You can handle the waiting call and
currently active call in the following ways
Answer the waiting call
•
Press to select Accept. The
currently active call will automatically be
placed on hold
•
However, if there is already another call
on hold, a menu will appear on the
display allowing you to select a call to
end and then answer the waiting call
Reject the waiting call
• Press to select Reject
* Only available on a Pay Monthly calling plan.
Your O2Ice mobile puts several features at
your fingertips while you’re making a call.
Adjusting the earpiece
volume
•
During a call, you can press the volume
key on the left side of your mobile to
adjust the call volume
Mute
•
Press then select Mute and turn
off the microphone. The person on the
other end of the line will not be able to
hear your voice
•
To restore the microphone’s function,
press and select Unmute
Loudspeaker
•
Press to select Loudspeaker. You
can then hear the caller’s voice and you
can speak to them without holding the
phone near your ear
•
To restore the handset speaker function,
press to select Handset
Making a second call
*
To make a second call
•
Enter the phone number or select one
from your contacts. For further
information please refer to the in-call
menu on page 44
•
Press to call
The currently active call will automatically
be placed on hold. However, if there is
already an active call and another on hold,
this action will fail.
Putting a call on hold
*
When the call is active
•
Press then select Hold to put the
active call on hold
•
Press to end this call
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During a call
* Only available on a Pay Monthly calling plan.
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During a video call
•
Press during a call to select
Options and enter the in-call menu
•
Scroll to the desired item using the
navigation key – see the options below
Contacts
Enables you to enter the contacts menu
and find a number.
Camera off / on
You decide whether the recipient of your
video call sees an image of you or not on
their mobile.
Switch camera
Show people where you are and what you
are doing whilst on the video call. Select
Switch camera and your O
2 Ice mobile will
use the one on the back of your handset
letting you show the recipient of the video
call where you are.
Mute/ Unmute
Select to activate or cancel the silent
mode. Alternatively whilst on the video
call press and hold . For more
information see page 42.
•
Press during a call to select
Options and enter the in-call menu
•
Scroll down to the desired item using
the navigation key – please refer to the
list below
Contacts
Enables you to enter the contacts menu
and find a number.
Notepad
This allows you to create a note during
your call. For help on entering text see
page 70.
Mute / Unmute
This allows you to activate or cancel the
silent mode. See page 42.
Hold / Unhold
Allows you to toggle the call status.
Voice recording / Stop recording
Select to start a recording of your
conversation. Select Stop recording to
stop the recording.
DTMF off
When your mobile is connected to other
devices or services, you can send DTMF
(Dual Tone Modulation Frequency) strings.
DTMF strings are keypad tones that can be
sent via the microphone as you dial
another number. Your mobile will emit the
tones in order to communicate with
answering machines, pagers and so forth.
Disconnect
Select this to end the current call, the
active call or end all calls.
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Main menu
•
Profiles
•
Multimedia
•
Clock & Alarm
•
Browser
•
Messages
•
Gallery
•
Tools & Games
•
Contacts
•
Settings
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Silent (alarm on)
This sets all notifications off i.e. audible
ringtones and keytones so you are not
disturbed but will allow the alarm to ring
if you want to use your mobile to wake
you in the morning. It just means you
won’t be disturbed during the night by
incoming calls or messages. The status bar
will show .
Silent
Sets all phone noises to the minimum
level. Ideal if you are relaxing, or in a quiet
environment. Once activated the display’s
status bar will show . Any alarms you
have set will still go off but you won’t
hear them.
Headset
This profile is only active when a
hands-free kit is attached to your mobile.
Once activated the display’s status bar
will show .
You can adjust the settings for each of the
profiles to suit a particular environment –
except Vibrate only and Silent.
•
Scroll to the profile you need and press
to select Options, then select
Customise for a new list of options
Voice call Select to choose the ringtone for
a voice call
Video call Choose the ringtone for a
video call
Please note
You can also download your favourite
tunes and save them as your ringtone
from O
2
Active. From the standby screen
press to select O
2
Active.
Change the settings that determine how
your O
2
Ice mobile alerts you to an
incoming call, video call and message call
or reminder.
•
Scroll to Profiles in the main menu and
press to select
•
Then scroll to the profile that best suits
the environment you are in
•
Then press to select and activate by
selecting OK
Choose from the following
Normal
This is the default profile. Once activated
the display’s status bar will show the
icon.
Loud
The options in this profile have been
preset to suit conditions where it is
difficult to hear, like an outdoor activity
e.g. the highest volume ringtone or
activation of both ringtone and vibrating
alerts. Once activated the display’s status
bar will show .
Vibrate only
For when you don’t want ringing to
disturb anyone else, for instance in the
cinema. Once activated the display’s status
bar will show .
To select this option quickly press and hold
while in the standby screen.
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Ringtone volume Choose the preferred
ringtone volume
Vibrate on/off Decide whether your mobile
vibrates or not
Message sound Select the tone for how
your mobile alerts you when you receive a
message
Message volume Adjust the volume of
your message sound
Key volume Determine whether keypad
tones are played when keys are pressed
Message reminder Choose how often to
be reminded that you have a message, or
no reminder at all
Power on/off sound Select the tone for
when you turn your mobile on and off
Power on/off volume Adjust the volume
for when you turn your O
2
Ice mobile on
and off
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Please note
If you change your mind and don’t want
to add a frame to your picture or want to
choose another, select Options – No Frame
or Change frame
Switch Cameras
Select to change the camera from the
front to the back of the phone – so you
can take a picture of yourself instead!
Video camera mode
Select to change from camera stills to
video camera mode.
Photo’s & Images
Takes you to your saved photo’s and
images.
Settings
Lets you scroll through and change the
following settings
White balance Choose between auto /
daylight / tungsten / fluorescent. Scroll
through and press to select
Effect Select to change the colour setting
and alter the effect. Choose between
Sepia / Negative / B&W. Otherwise select
Off for no effect at all
Your O2Ice mobile is a true multimedia
machine, featuring a megapixel camera,
video camera and MP3 player. You can
take pictures, movie clips and sound-bytes
and stick them in your Gallery. Or send
them in all-singing, all-dancing multimedia
messages to friends and contacts.
•
From the standby menu, press to
access the Main Menu, then scroll to
Multimedia and select
•
Alternatively, in standby mode scroll to
and press to select
Camera
•
Select Camera – you can now view your
subject through the viewfinder
Using your camera – the settings
Before you take your picture you can
make a number of choices available from
the Options menu
•
Press to select Options then
choose from
Capture
•
To take a picture press
Funny frames
•
Select Funny frames then scroll through
the options using the navigation key to
add a cheeky border to your photo
Please note
To add a funny frame to your image you
will need to change the resolution to 176
x 144 pixels. For help in doing this go to
page 54.
•
To select your border press
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Take a picture
•
When your object is in focus, press
to take a picture
Don’t forget
You can take a picture of yourself – press
and select Switch Cameras. An
image of you will then show up on the
display.
•
Your photo will save automatically to
Gallery – Photo’s & Images
Top tips for great photo’s
•
Don’t block or touch the camera lens
•
Always photograph your object with the
source of light behind you
•
Do not shake your mobile when
taking photo’s
•
Make sure the lens is perfectly clean
before taking photo’s. You can wipe it
with a soft cloth
Managing your pictures
•
After taking your picture, press to
select Options and choose from the
following
Send by Lets you send this photo as a
media message or via Bluetooth. To find
out more about Media Messaging go to
page 72, and for help on Bluetooth see
page 86
Please note
Sending megapixel images via a media
message may take some time to resize.
A quicker way to send a large picture is to
download it to your PC via the USB cable
and CD-ROM supplied. For more
information go to page 27.
Set as wallpaper Select to set this photo as
your wallpaper, replacing the image
currently on the standby screen
Set screensaver Set this photo as your
screensaver
Delete Select to delete the photo you have
just taken
Self timer Set the timer so you can be in
the picture as well – you have 5 or 10
seconds to get into the frame. Change
your mind and become camera shy - just
change the setting and select Off
Advanced settings Scroll to Advanced
settings and press to select. Then
choose from the settings below. To alter
the settings you will need to press
•
Quality Select from Low, Middle or High
•
Size Select to change the resolution
160 x 120 – Sets the image size to the
lowest resolution available –
160 x 120 pixels
176 x 144 – Sets the image size to 176 x
144 pixels so you can use the image
as a wallpaper
320 x 240 – Sets the image size to 320 x
240 pixels
640 x 480 – Sets the image size to 640 x
480 pixels
1024 x 768 – Sets the image size to
1024 x 768 pixels
1280 x 1024 – This is the largest
resolution available and sets the image
to 1280 x 1024, or 1.3 megapixels
Save location Choose to save the image to
your phone’s memory or external memory
Shutter Sound Choose from ‘click’, ‘say
cheese’ or ‘ready! 123’
Timer Sound Turn it on or off
Filename Select a name for the photo you
want to capture
We recommend that you use the highest
possible quality and maximum possible
picture size when sending messages. Your
O2 Ice mobile will automatically convert
any picture you take into a format that is
supported by most other picture
messaging enabled phones.
Additional camera settings
In the viewfinder screen you are able to
instantly change more settings
Zoom Select up and down on the
navigation key to zoom in and out.
This ranges from x1 to x8. You cannot
use this function if you’ve set the
resolution size to 1280 x 1024.
Brightness Press left and right on the
navigation key to increase / decrease the
brightness level. This ranges from -2 to +2
Now you’re ready to take a picture –
read on.
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Using the video camera – the
settings
Before you shoot your video clip you can
make a number of choices available from
the Options menu
Record
Press to start recording a video clip
Switch Cameras
Select to change the camcorder from the
front to the back of the phone – so you
can take a video of yourself instead!
Camera mode
Select this to change from video camera
to stills camera
My video
Select to look at your saved videos
Settings
Lets you scroll through and change the
following settings
White balance Choose between auto /
daylight / tungsten / fluorescent. Scroll
through and press to select
Effect Select to change the colour setting
and alter the effect. Choose between
Sepia / Negative / B&W. Otherwise select
Off for no effect at all
Self Timer Set the timer so you can be in
the video as well – you have 5 or 10
seconds to get into the frame. If you
change your mind just change the setting
and select Off
Advanced settings Scroll to Advanced
settings and press to select. Then
choose from the settings below. To alter
the settings you will need to press
•
Quality Select from Low, Middle or High
•
Size Select to change the resolution
96x64 Low resolution for saving
to Gallery
128x96 Medium resolution for saving
to Gallery
176x144 High resolution for saving
to Gallery
•
Sound recording Choose on or off
•
Save location Choose to save the video
to your phone’s memory or external
memory
•
Timer Sound Choose between Default
or Off
Set for contacts Select to set this photo
for a specific contact. When the chosen
contact calls, the image will be shown on
your display
Rename Choose a name for this photo
Properties Provides information about this
photo, such as the name of the file, the
date it was taken, the file size and the
quality of the shot
View your pictures
Pictures that you have previously taken will
be saved to Gallery – Photo’s & Images.
You can find out more about viewing your
images and the Gallery by going to
page 78.
Video camera mode
Your O2Ice mobile has a built-in video
camera to shoot video clips. You can even
send them to someone in a media
message.
•
In the Multimedia menu, scroll to, then
select Video camera mode
•
You can now view your subject through
the viewfinder
Please note
When you enter the viewfinder mode for
video the default size setting allows you to
send the video as a video message. If you
want to view video on a larger screen
select Options – Settings – Advanced
Settings – Size. Remember though, if you
change the size of your video clip then the
resulting file may be too large to send as a
video message.
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Managing your video clip
•
Press to select Options and choose
from the following
Send by Enables you to send your video
clip to someone else in a media message
or via Bluetooth. For further information
on Media Messaging please refer to page
72, and for Bluetooth go to page 86
Delete Select to delete the video clip you
have just recorded
Play Replay the video you have just shot
Rename Select to give your video clip a
new file name
Properties Select to view information
about your video clip, such as size, date
and quality
View your video clips
Video clips that you have previously shot
will be saved to Gallery – Video. For
further information on viewing your videos
go to page 82.
Media player
Your mobile has an in-built media player
with which you can play MP3s and
video clips.
•
Scroll to Media player and press to
select
Please note
•
The MP3 player can only play audio files
saved in MP3 format, saved as *.mp3
Using your media player
•
Scroll to Media player and press to
select. Then choose from the following
•
File format Choose from MP4, 3GP
or 3G2
•
Filename Change the name of
your video
•
Once you have completed all the
necessary video settings, press to
return to the viewfinder screen
We recommend that you use the highest
possible quality and maximum possible
picture size when sending messages.
Your O2 Ice mobile will automatically
convert any picture you take into a
format that is supported by most other
picture messaging enabled phones.
Additional video settings
In the viewfinder screen you are able to
instantly change the following settings
Zoom Select up and down on the
navigation key to zoom in and out. These
settings range from x1 to x8
Brightness Press left and right on the
navigation key to increase / decrease the
brightness level. The settings range from
-2 to +2
Shoot a video clip
•
When you are ready to shoot your video
clip press to start recording. The
length of the video will be shown in the
bottom left of the screen
•
To stop recording press
Please note
•
If you receive an incoming call at the
same time as recording a video clip, your
mobile will stop recording and save
the clip
•
If you press during a recording,
your mobile will stop and save the video
clip before returning to the standby
screen
•
If you press or during a
recording, your video will pause. To carry
on recording, press or again
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My contents
Select to view all the video and sound files
saved on your O
2
Ice mobile.
My Playlist
Select to find a particular playlist you have
created.
To create a music playlist
• Select My Playlist and then press
to select Create
• Select Create music Playlist by pressing
and follow the on screen prompts
• Scroll through the files available and
either Select all or certain files by
pressing when highlighted
• To save press
To create a video playlist
• Select My Playlist and then press
to select Create
• Select Create music Playlist by pressing
and follow the on screen prompts
• Scroll through the files available and
either Select all or certain files by
pressing when highlighted
• To save press
Settings
To amend the settings for your O2Ice
mobile phone media player, scroll to
Settings and press to select
Skin
Select to change the background
animation or still that is seen on your
O
2
Ice mobile screen when you play your
sound files.
•
Scroll through the options available and
press to Save
Player
Select to amend the order of how your
tracks are played and even the volume.
Play mode Select and choose from the
following
•
Play one track
•
Play all tracks
•
Repeat one track
•
Repeat all tracks
•
Random play
Volume Adjust the volume by pressing left
and right on the navigation key
•
Choose Player and press to select
•
To choose a file select Options and
choose a video or audio file from My
Playlist or My contents
•
When the player screen appears, follow
these instructions to control the player
1 View the file name of the clip being
played
2 Press the volume keys on the side of
your O
2
Ice mobile to increase/decrease
volume during playback
3 Press left on the navigation key to select
the next file
4 Press to start playing the selected
file/pause during playback/resume
playback
5 Press down on the navigation key to
stop playing
6 Press right on the navigation key to
select the previous file
7 View elapsed time during playback
8 Press up on the navigation key to
change the background graphics. For
more information go to page 61
60
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27
3
4
5
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Set the correct time and date on your
mobile, and set an alarm as a wake up call
or simply as a reminder.
•
In the main menu scroll to Clock &
Alarm and press to select
Clock
• To set an alarm, change the date or
time, ensure Clock is highlighted, then
select Options by pressing and
choose from the following
Set alarm
•
Press or to select
•
Amend the time by using the
alphanumeric keys
Clock & Alarm
VOD Settings (Video on demand)
Accept incoming Call Choose to either
Connect or Reject an incoming call whilst
listening to your media payer
Profiles Choose between prepay
or postpay.
If you change your SIM card from a Pay &
Go SIM to a Pay Monthly SIM the VOD
settings will change once the new SIM
card is detected.
And one final thing
Please note
Do not use the media player feature
illegally. Music and video can be protected
by copyright. It is illegal to copy such
music / video tracks for the purpose of
selling or distribution. O
2
does not in any
way support the unauthorised use of
content on the O
2
Ice mobile phone media
player.
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Settings
Select to change the format for the date
and time as well as the alert tone for your
alarm.
•
Select Settings then choose from the
following
Date format Change the format for
the date
•
Press to select, then choose
between the three date formats and
press to confirm
Time format Choose between the
12 and 24 hour clocks
• Press to select, then choose 12
hours or 24 hours and press
to select
Alert tone Set the ringtone for
your alarm
•
Press , then scroll through the
sounds available or select Default and
scroll through the pre-defined ringtones
that we have saved to your O
2
Ice
mobile, then press followed by
Select To select the ringtone as your
alarm alert
Play To listen to the ringtone
Daylight – saving Select to adjust
the time forward one or two hours. Just
follow the on screen prompts.
Once complete press and
select Save.
Home city
If, during travel, you move between time
zones, you can now adjust the time
displayed on your screen so that you
always have access to accurate local time
– just update with a different Home city.
•
Ensure Home city is highlighted by
scrolling across to the right using the
navigation key then select Options
by pressing and choose from
the following
Please note
If your O2Ice mobile is programmed to
use the 12 hour clock then to amend AM
to PM or vice versa press up or down on
the navigation key. To change between
the 12 and 24 hour clock go to Clock &
Alarm – Options – Settings – Time format.
•
Press to select Save. can now
be viewed on the standby screen
•
To change or delete the alarm select
Options – Change alarm or Delete alarm
and follow the on screen prompts
Please note
If you turn your mobile off your O2Ice
mobile phone alarm will not sound even
though you have set it. If you wish to set
your alarm but not be disturbed by calls or
messages please use Profile Silent (alarm
on) and leave your mobile switched on.
Change date
•
Select Change date and then amend
using the alphanumeric keys, then press
to Save
Please note
Ensure you have the correct date format.
To change go to Clock & Alarm – Options
– Settings – Date format.
Change time
•
Select Change time and then amend
using the alphanumeric keys, then press
to Save
Please note
Ensure you have the correct time format.
To change go to Clock & Alarm – Options
– Settings – Time format.
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Browser
Your O2Ice mobile puts a fast internet
browser in the palm of your hand. You
can access O
2
Active and other Mobile
Internet services.
Whether you’re into sports, games,
ringtones or whatever, you can find what
you want on O
2
Active.
You’ll discover a whole new way to access
the entertainment and information you
want. Bring your mobile to life with full
colour pictures or download the latest
ringtones and wallpapers. Get the latest
news, sports updates and celebrity gossip.
Book your next weekend escape or plan a
night out with restaurant and bar guides
as well as info on the latest films and gigs.
It’s fun, it’s fast and it’s fascinating.
•
From the main menu, scroll to Browser
and select by pressing
Add city
•
Select Add city, then scroll through the
list of cities and countries and press
to select
Please note
For speed you can also type in the name
of the city or country into the search
menu at the bottom of the screen. Once
you’ve found the city or country you
require press to select
•
To add or delete a particular country or
city select Options – Add city or Delete
city and follow the on screen prompts
My home city
While visiting a city or country, set it as
your home city so you’ll always have the
correct local time. Simply select Options -
My home city - Yes
Settings
Change the time and date format etc.
These are the same as the settings for
Clock. Go to page 65 for more help.
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Messages
More than just a phone, your O2Ice
mobile is a stylish media centre giving you
loads of ways to communicate with
friends, family and colleagues. You can
choose from text and multimedia
messages to really make your point. Or
just to have fun.
•
In the main menu, scroll to Messages
and select by pressing , or press
left or right on the navigation key from
the standby mode, to bring up the short
cut menu and select .
Then select
New text message
The O2Ice mobile elevates text messaging
to an art form. Be witty, be outrageous.
Whatever you do you’ll never be boring.
•
Select New text message
Select a contact
•
In the To: screen enter the number of
the person you want to send a text to,
or press and select Add contact to
add a contact(s) from your phonebook
•
Scroll through the list available and
press to select. You can choose
more than one. Once complete press
to select Done
Create your message
•
Scroll down and enter your text message
using the alphanumeric keys. Your
message can be up to a maximum of
456 characters. One standard text
consists of 160 characters.
If you use more than 160 characters in
your text message you’ll be charged for
two or more messages
O2 Active
•
Select O2 Active by pressing and
start browsing, or from the standby
screen press to select O2 Active
For further information on O
2
Active check
out o2.co.uk or read the O
2
Active section
within your welcome pack.
Bookmarks
Use this to store and visit your favourite
web links and save time while browsing.
•
Scroll to Bookmarks and press
to select
We’ve saved some great bookmarks for
you already so you can go direct to the
sites to download the latest wallpapers,
ringtones, videos and games.
•
To create your own bookmarks press
to select Options, then scroll to
Create new and select. Then follow
the prompts
You can also create bookmarks while
browsing. Just go to the site you want to
bookmark and select Options – Bookmarks
– Add Bookmark and follow the prompts.
Enter address
• Select Enter address and type in a web
address you want to visit
• Then press to select Go
History
Select to see what sites have been visited
from your mobile.
• Highlight a site, then select Options and
choose from the following
Details Gives you details of downloads
and other activity
Delete Delete the highlighted web
address
Delete all Delete all web addresses
stored in History
Manage
Provides you with management options
for WAP Profiles, Browser, Memory,
Security and Saved pages.
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How to read messages
When you receive a text message
1 New Message will appear on the
display together with a tone or vibration
if selected.
Please note
If the sender is a contact saved in your
phonebook their name will appear in the
message alert rather than the number – so
you know who sent the message before
you open it.
•
Press to select Read
Please note
If you’d rather save the text message and
read it later, press to select Close and
return to the standby screen. The message
will be stored in the inbox and the
icon will appear on the standby screen.
Select Options by pressing , then
select from the following
Reply Reply to the text message by text or
multimedia message
Forward Forward the message
Call back To make a voice or video call to
the sender
Save To save the sender’s details as a new
contact, or to update an existing contact
Move to SIM / Move to phone To save the
message to your SIM or phone memory
Delete To delete the text message
Useful tips
•
Press 0 to enter a space between words
•
Press # to switch between input modes
e.g. abc, T9, 123 etc. Or select Options
– Input mode
•
Your O2Ice mobile uses T9 – a predictive
text input method allowing you to type
quickly. Type in the word using the
alphanumeric keys. If the word you want
isn’t on the screen press to view
other options
To send your text message
• Press then select Send message,
or select Options by pressing
and then select Send message
• When the message is sent a copy will
be saved in the Sent items folder. If a
message fails to send it will be saved in
the Outbox
Other options are available in the New
text message screen, press to select
Options and choose from the following
Send message To send your text message
Add contact Select to add a contact from
your phonebook
Save to drafts You can save your message
to the drafts folder and send it at a later
time
Insert symbol Choose a symbol to insert in
your message, such as ?, *, & or £. Press
the corresponding numeric key, followed
by to select Insert
Insert Emoticon Select an emoticon to
insert in your message, such as or .
Press to select Add
Input mode Choose from 123 mode, T9
mode or ABC mode
Language Text in German or English
My words Your O
2
Ice mobile saves new
words that you have created that are not
currently in its dictionary
Use template Save time texting by
selecting one of the templates we’ve
created for you
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Adding text
•
Scroll down and enter your text in the
Text box using the alphanumeric keys
For more about entering text take a look
at page 69/70.
With an attachment
•
Scroll down through the message boxes,
and select Photo’s & Images / Sound /
Video using the instructions below
Photo’s & images
You can insert images you have stored on
your O
2
Ice mobile e.g. photo’s you have
taken with the digital camera, or images
you have received from others or
downloaded from O
2
Active.
•
From within your multimedia message
scroll to Photo’s & Images and press
to select, or select Options – Add image
•
Scroll through the available images
•
To view the image clearly, press then
select View
•
To insert the image into your media
message press then select Add
image. To choose another image press
to select Back, then scroll to
another image
New multimedia message
Telling people what’s going on is so old
hat, because now you can show them in
glorious technicolour. With Media
Messaging on your O
2
Ice mobile you can
take a photo, a film or a video clip and
send it to show people exactly where you
are, what you’re doing and who you’re
with. Make them jealous, make them
laugh, make them squirm. Just grab a
photo, film or video from your Gallery,
splice it to your own message and hit the
send button.
•
In the Messages menu select New
multimedia message
Select a contact
•
In the To: screen enter the number or
email address of the person you want to
send your message to, or press and
choose your lucky recipient by selecting
Add contact and add a contact(s) from
your phonebook
Please note
If there are multiple numbers and email
address, press to select a semicolon
from the symbols list.
Enter a subject
•
Scroll down and enter your subject in
the Subject box using the
alphanumeric keys
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Preview Play all the pages you have
created in sequence
Insert symbol To insert a symbol. For
further info on entering symbols see
page 70
Input mode Choose from ABC mode, T9
mode or 123 mode
Use Template Add one of the pre-defined
text templates that we have saved to your
O
2
Ice mobile
Page Select to add a new page to your
media message or select Page timing
which allows you to control and set the
length of time that each page is displayed
on the screen when playing your
media message
Send your media message
•
After you have finished editing your
media message press to select
Options, followed by Send
Reading media messages
When you receive a new message 1 New
Multimedia Message will appear on the
display with a tone or vibration if selected.
Please note
If the sender is a contact saved in your
phonebook their name will appear in the
message alert rather than the number – so
you know who sent the message before
you open it.
•
Press to select View
Please note
If you’d rather save the text message and
read it later, press to select Close and
return to the standby screen. The message
will be stored in the inbox and the
Sounds
You can jazz up your media message by
adding music or sounds – the recipient will
hear it when they view the rest of your
message.
•
From within your multimedia message
scroll to Sound and press to select,
or select Options – Add sound
•
Scroll through the available audio clips
•
To listen to the sound, press then
select Play
•
To insert the sound into your media
message press then select Add
sound. To choose another sound press
to select Back, then scroll to
another sound
Video
You can insert video clips of your favourite
artist, or video clips you have taken
yourself or even downloaded from
O
2
Active.
•
From within your multimedia message
scroll to Video and press to select
•
Scroll through the available clips
•
To view the clip, press then
select Play
•
To insert the clip into your media
message press then select Add
video. To choose another video press
to select Back, then scroll to
another clip
When you’re writing your media message,
press to select Options at any time to
perform the following tasks
Send To send your media message
Add contact Select to add a new contact
Add image / Change image / Delete image
Select to add a new image, change the
image if one is already chosen or delete
the image from your media message
Add sound / Change sound / Delete sound
Select to add a new sound file, change
the file if one is already chosen or delete
the sound file from your media message
Add video / Change video / Delete video
Select to add a new video clip, change the
clip if one is already chosen or delete the
video clip from your media message
Save to drafts Save your media message to
your drafts folder so you can send at a
later date
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Send Allows you to send the message
Delete Select to delete the message from
the draft folder
Delete all Select to delete all messages
saved in the draft folder
Sent
Lets you view the messages you have sent.
You can view, forward, edit and delete
them – just follow the on screen prompts.
Outbox
Here you can find messages that could not
be sent.
Settings
Your O2Ice mobile is already set up to
send, receive and retrieve messages. If you
experience difficulty please contact
O
2
Customer Service.
Memory status
Check the memory capacity on your
O
2
Ice mobile.
icon will appear on the standby screen.
While playing the message you can
perform the following tasks
•
Press to select Pause or Resume
•
Press to select Stop
When your O2Ice mobile finishes playing
the entire message,you can do thefollowing
•
Select Options by pressing , then
select from the following
Play again To replay the media message
Reply Reply to the media message
Reply to all Select to return a media
message to all users who were sent the
original message
Forward Edit the content and then
forward to someone else
Save To save the sender’s contact details or
update the contact information
Delete Delete the media message
Properties View all the details of the media
message, such as the time it was sent and
who sent it
Inbox
•
In the Messages menu, scroll to Inbox
and select by pressing
•
You are now in the inbox
Indicates a read text message
Indicates an unread text message
Defines a read media message
You have an unread media message
•
Select the desired message and press
to read it
Drafts
This option allows you to work with
message drafts you have saved.
•
In the Messages menu, select Drafts by
pressing
•
Scroll to the desired message record
•
Press to select Options and then
select
View Lets you view your message
Edit Enables you to edit the content of
your message
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Managing your images
•
Scroll through the images available using
the navigation key
•
Whilst viewing your selected image as a
thumbnail press to select Options
and then select
View
Select to view the highlighted thumbnail.
Set as wallpaper
Set the image as the wallpaper for your
mobile’s standby screen. For more info on
Wallpaper go to Settings – Display – Home
Screen – Wallpaper or see page 107.
Set as screensaver
Set this image as the screensaver for your
O
2
Ice mobile. When your mobile has been
idle for a few moments the image will be
displayed on the screen. For further
information on Screensaver go to Settings
– Display – Screen saver or go to page 107.
Send by
If you like the image you’ve taken then
send it to someone else, either in a media
message or via Bluetooth.
For further information on Media
Messaging go to page 72, for Bluetooth
see page 86.
Please note
Be aware this option is only available to
images you have taken, received or
downloaded. It’s not available to predefined images/wallpapers saved to your
mobile.
Rename
Select to rename the image you’ve
highlighted.
The Gallery stores all the images,
animations, photo’s, video clips, MP3 files,
ringtones and wallpapers you have either
taken, downloaded or received. Keeping
them in one place means you can get to
them easily to send in messages or just to
refresh your memory.
•
From the main menu, scroll to Gallery
and select by pressing
Then select
Photo’s & Images
This library contains all the images,
animations and photo’s that you
have saved.
•
Scroll to Photo’s & Images and press
to select
When you enter this menu there will be a
folder of images we have already saved to
your phone for you followed by the most
recently saved images you have taken.
The images will be displayed as
thumbnails (small miniature versions of the
photo’s you have taken), and the bottom
of the screen will display the file name of
the currently highlighted thumbnail as well
as the size of the file.
Please note
Icons indicate whether your photo’s and
images are saved to your phone’s memory
or the memory card.
Indicates content is saved to your
microSD memory card
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Please note
Icons indicate whether your sounds are
saved to your phone’s memory or the
memory card.
Indicates content is saved to your
microSD memory card
Managing your sounds
• Scroll through the sounds available using
the navigation key
• Whilst viewing your selected sound file
press to select Options and then
select
Play
Select to listen to the sound highlighted.
Set as ringtone
Select to set the sound as your main
ringtone.
Send by
If you like the sound you’ve recorded then
send it to someone else, either in a media
message or via Bluetooth.
For further information on Media
Messaging go to page 72, for Bluetooth
see page 86.
Please note
Be aware this option is only available to
sounds you have recorded, received or
downloaded. It’s not available to predefined sounds saved to your mobile.
Rename
Select to rename the sound you have
highlighted.
My Playlist
Select to view your playlist or create a new
one. Select My Playlist and then select
Create. Select the files you require and
follow the on screen prompts.
Multiple select
Allows you to select more than one image
at a time by scrolling to the ones you
want and clicking to mark them.
Delete
If you don’t want the image then it’s easy
to delete, although you can’t delete the
pre-defined images/wallpapers already
saved to your mobile – they’re the ones
saved in the Default folder.
Delete all
Select to delete all the images you
have saved.
Slide show
Select to view a slide show of all the
images in your gallery.
Properties
Select to view the name and size of the
file, when it was taken, and the
resolution.
View list / View thumbnails
Select how your images will be listed or
viewed on screen.
Use camera
Select to take another picture.
Sound
This library contains all the sounds that
have been stored to the phone’s memory
or on to the additional memory card. You
can change your mobile’s ringtone and
even assign a ringtone to one of your
contacts so you’ll know who is calling you
just by the ringtone.
• Scroll to Sound and press to select
When you enter this menu there’s a folder
of default sounds we have saved for you.
• Select Default by pressing and
scroll through the default sounds
available
• Once a sound is highlighted select
Options by pressing and then select
Set ringtone Select to set the highlighted
sound as your mobile’s ringtone
Play Select to play the sound highlighted.
Whilst playing the sound press up on the
navigation key and select the image that
will play at the same time
Under the Default folder there’s a list of
sounds that you have saved or recorded
displayed as files and the bottom of the
screen will display the size of the currently
highlighted file.
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Managing your videos
• Scroll through the videos available using
the navigation key
• Whilst viewing your selected video press
to select Options and then select
Play
Select to view the highlighted video.
Send by
If you like the video clip you’ve taken then
send it to someone else, either in a media
message or via Bluetooth.
For further information on Media
Messaging go to page 72, for Bluetooth
see page 86.
Rename
Select to rename the video you have
highlighted.
My Playlist
Create your own video play lists. Select My
Playlist and then select Create. Select the
files you require and follow the on screen
prompts.
Multiple select
Allows you to select more than one video
at a time by scrolling to the ones you
want and clicking to mark them. Then
just follow the on screen prompts.
Delete
If you don’t want the video then it’s easy
to delete.
Delete all
To delete all the videos you have saved
scroll to Delete all and select
Properties
Gives you information about your video,
such as size and the date it was created.
Use Video Camera
Select to record another video.
Multiple select
Enables you to select more than one
sound at a time by scrolling to the ones
you want and clicking to mark them.
Delete
If you don’t want the sound then it’s easy
to delete, although you can’t delete the
pre-defined sounds already saved to
your mobile.
Delete all
To delete all the sounds you have saved.
Properties
Gives you information about your sound,
such as size and date created.
Video
This library contains all the videos that you
have taken or downloaded, which have
been stored to the phone’s memory or on
to the additional memory card.
• Scroll to Video and press to select
When you enter this menu the most
recently saved videos will be displayed as a
list and the bottom of the screen will
display the size of the currently
highlighted file.
Please note
Icons indicate whether your videos are
saved to your phone’s memory or the
memory card.
Indicates content is saved to your
microSD memory card
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Other files
This folder stores other content that does
not fit into the other categories.
Manage
Keep tabs on the multimedia files you
have collected by seeing how much
memory they are using up and whether
their use is restricted.
Memory Status
This option lets you see how much
memory you have used saving your
multimedia files, and how much you
have left.
Browse Rights Objects
This shows you which videos, sounds and
images that you have downloaded are
Rights Protected. You cannot distribute
these files without consent.
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•
You’ll need to enter your password. For
your headset please refer to your
headset user manual. To pair with other
handsets just ensure the receiver enters
the same PIN you choose e.g. 0000. If
the received entered the same PIN you’ll
be paired
My devices
View the mobiles or headsets that you
have previously paired with.
Settings
Scroll to Settings and select, then choose
from the following options
Activation Turn Bluetooth on and off
Visibility Decide whether other people can
view your handset when Bluetooth is
turned on
My phone’s name Change the name of
your phone, perhaps to your name so
that friends and colleagues can find your
O
2
Ice mobile
See what you can do with Bluetooth
Your O2Ice mobile supports the sending
and receiving of the following over
Bluetooth
Speech Make and receive calls
Contacts Send and receive contact
information for your phonebook
Images and videos Send and receive
wallpapers, photo’s and videos
Music Send and receive unprotected music
files
Please note
Your O2Ice mobile will not allow the
sending of copyright protected material.
Making calls
•
Enter the phone number and press
to call
•
To end your call press
87
You can experience the latest full-colour,
console-style games in full effect on your
O
2
Ice mobile. Get ready for a gripping
gaming experience that takes your breath
away. We’ve also included a range of
useful tools to keep you organised and
connected on the move.
•
In the main menu, scroll to Tools &
Games and press
Bluetooth
®
•
In the Tools & Games menu, scroll to
Bluetooth and select
Device search
•
Scroll to Device search and press
to select
Please note
If Bluetooth isn’t activated you will be
prompted to turn it on. Press to
select Ye s.
•
Your O2Ice mobile will search for
headsets or other handsets in pairing
mode. Pairing mode is the process
where a headset or phone and another
phone talk to each other before
connecting
•
Once you see your headset or other
phone in the list, select it by
pressing
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Games
•
Scroll to Games and press
My Games
This is where all the games you have
downloaded will be stored. Select to view
and choose the one that suits your mood!
•
Select My Games and then scroll to the
game that you have downloaded and
select
•
You’re now ready to play
Download
If you want to try something new there’s
lots available.
•
Select Download* – your O2Ice mobile
will connect to O
2
Active. Scroll to
Games Arcade and select to choose
from a wide range of games
to download
Welcome to the era of fast and furious
mobile gaming. The O
2
Games Arcade
brings you full colour, quality games from
classic puzzles to championship footy.
Choose from a variety of categories such
as, action, sport, puzzle and strategy,
racing, arcade and retro, and a lot more.
Games are easy to download and you can
preview them beforehand. You will only
be able to view games that are available
on your mobile.
How to download games
•
Once you are in the Games Arcade you
can choose from the top games, new
releases, best sellers or just click on all
games to see our full catalogue. These
games are all available on the Games
Arcade, some games may not be
available for all devices
•
Select the category you want and a list
of all the available games will appear
on screen
* Standard WAP charges plus download charges may apply. See www.o2.co.uk or check your calling plan for
more details. Terms and conditions apply.
Sending contact details from your
phonebook
•
From the main menu select Contacts
•
Scroll through your contact list and press
to select Options
•
Select Send Business Card – Bluetooth
•
Your O2Ice mobile will list phones or
computers that are already paired
•
If the phone or computer you want is
not listed, select Options – Device search
to find more
•
Select the phone or computer you want
and press
•
Enter a PIN code – just ensure the
receiver enters the same PIN you choose
e.g. 0000. If the recipient enters the
same PIN you’ll be paired
•
Select the phone you wish to send to
and press
•
Your contact details will be sent
Sending content
•
From the main menu select Gallery, then
select the media type – Photo’s & Images
/ Sound / Video / Other files
•
Scroll to the item of content you wish
to send
•
Press to select Options – Send by –
Bluetooth
•
Your O2Ice mobile will list phones or
computers that are already paired
•
If the phone or computer you want is
not listed, select Options – Device search
to find more
•
Select the phone or computer you want
and press
•
Enter a PIN code – just ensure the
receiver enters the same PIN you choose
e.g. 0000. If the recipient enters the
same PIN you’ll be paired
•
Select the phone you wish to send to
and press
•
Your content will be sent
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To set a memo
•
In the calendar screen, use the
navigation key to move the blue box to
the date where you wish to create
a memo
•
Once the required date is highlighted
select Options by pressing and
scroll to New event and select
•
Choose between setting a new
Schedule, Task or Note for that date.
Select the one you want and then
click
You can then scroll through a number
of fields
Subject Enter the name of the
Schedule, Task or Note
Details Enter details of the Schedule,
Task or Note
Start date What date does it start?
Start time What time does it start?
End date When will it end?
End time What time will it end?
Location Where is it?
Alarm You can set a reminder so that
the alarm for this event will sound at
the scheduled time or up to one hour
before
Alert tone Select the alarm tone
Priority Select from low, medium
or high
•
After entering the data in each field*,
press to select Save and save the
memo to that date
•
If you return to highlight the date in the
calendar screen an icon on screen will
identify that you have saved a schedule,
task or note
To identify you have saved a schedule
to that date
Identifying a task has been allocated
to that date
Identifying that a note has been
allocated to that date
*
Not all fields are available for Tasks and Notes.
•
Just choose the game you want to play
and when highlighted press to get a
full description
•
If you want to buy the game select Buy
•
On the following screen select Yes . Your
O
2
Ice mobile will start downloading
your chosen game. It may take a minute
for the game to download – please
don’t cancel before it has finished
downloading
•
The game will now be stored on your
mobile in the My Games folder. See
page 89 for more details
Profiles
The Java settings have already been stored
in your mobile. You can choose between
O
2
Java Prepay and O2Java Postpay.
Memory status
Select to view how much memory
space you still have available on your
O
2
Ice mobile.
Calendar
You can use the calendar to set up
forthcoming events such as a meeting, an
appointment, or a friend’s birthday. The
calendar will also remind you about events
you have previously scheduled.
•
Scroll to Calendar and press
•
When you open the calendar, the
current date will be highlighted
Please note
To use this tool efficiently you’ll need to
ensure that the correct current time and
date is set on your mobile. From the main
menu select Clock & Alarm and follow the
prompts. For more info see page 63.
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Entered numbers
and calculation
results appear in
this field
Notepad
Here you can write reminders for yourself.
Any brilliant ideas, song lyrics or inspiring
thoughts.
•
Select Notepad – Create
•
You can now input your note using the
keypad
•
For additional settings select Options
and then choose from the following
options
Save To save your note
Insert symbol Gives you a choice of
symbols to place in your note
Input mode You can change the way you
input text from number mode, to T9
mode or ABC mode. For further
information on T9 or predictive text please
see page 70
Language Choose either English or
German T9 text entry
My words Contains a list of words that
might not be recognised by predictive
texting. You can add your own so that
they are recognised
Voice recorder
Useful for dictating notes and reminders.
•
From the Tools & Games menu, select
Voice recorder
•
Select Options by pressing and
choose from the following
Record Select by pressing to start
recording. Press to stop recording
Play Select to play your voice recordings
Create new To record a new
voice recording
You can also perform the following from
the calendar screen
•
Press to select Options, and
choose from
Select To view any schedules, tasks or
notes saved to that date
New event For further instructions for
creating a new event see page 91
View by Week / View by Month To view
your calendar in week or month formats
Today’s events Shows you today’s events
View all Lets you view all schedules, tasks
and notes
Go to today Go direct to today’s date
Go to date Lets you specify a date to view
Search Select to search for details you
have saved
Delete Enables you to delete specific
information stored in your calendar
Delete all Select to delete schedules, tasks
and notes
Calculator
Select calculator to do those sums you
can’t do in your head.
•
Use the keypad to type in the numbers
you wish to calculate
•
Use the navigation key to perform the
mathematical operations on screen
•
Press to insert a decimal point
•
Once completed press to select =
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Converter
•
Scroll to Converter and press to
select and enter the converter screen
Step 1
•
In the top box, scroll left and right using
the navigation key to select the
conversion you want to carry out.
Choose from Currency, Length, Area,
Volume, Weight and Temperature
Step 2
•
In the second box choose the unit for
conversion, e.g. UK Pounds, Inch
or Yard2
Step 3
•
In the third box enter the figure you
want to convert from using the
alphanumeric keys
Step 4
•
In the fourth box choose what you want
to convert your original unit to, e.g. US
Dollars, mm or metre2
Result! The conversion will appear in the
bottom blue panel.
Please note
•
As currency rates change you can
update them. In the Currency screen,
select the two currencies and then select
Options – Rate and update
•
Press to enter a decimal point
O
2
Select O2 – Get Settings to receive the
Media Messaging and O
2
Active settings
by text message to your mobile. Just
follow the instructions on how to
save them.
Memory status
Select by pressing to keep tabs on
what memory you’ve used up.
My voice Takes you to previously recorded
messages. Scroll to any file and select
Options for the choice of sending the
message as a multimedia message or by
Bluetooth, setting it as a ringtone or
playing it back or simply renaming the file
Record settings Lets you change the name
of the recording
World Clock
What’s the time in Sydney, New York or
loads of other world cities?
Find out by selecting World Clock and by
pressing left and right on the navigation
key to scroll around the world.
Stopwatch
On your marks, get set, go! You can
even time the race using your O
2
Ice
mobile phone.
•
Scroll to Stopwatch and press
then press again to start
the clock running
•
Press or to stop
•
Press to Continue
•
Press to Reset
Please note
Your O2Ice mobile also has advanced
Stopwatch settings.
•
Select Stopwatch – Options – Advanced
settings to change modes between
Basic, Split time and Lap time.
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Adding contacts to your
phonebook
You can either use the SIM card or the
built-in contacts database as your
phonebook. The phonebook in your
mobile’s memory can store up to 1000
contacts.
•
In the standby screen enter the number
you wish to store, then press to
select Options, then scroll to Save
and select
•
Select New contact by pressing
•
When prompted select the location for
the new number – choose one of the
following and press to select
Mobile
Home
Office
Other number
Fax
•
The screen will then show the
phonebook data fields for a new contact
•
Scroll through the contact data fields
that you wish to edit and enter the
relevant data
Managing your contacts has never been
easier. Here you can edit or create details,
send messages, call them or delete them
from your life completely. You can assign
different ringtones, even pictures, to
personalise chosen callers. How about a
picture of a shark for your bank manager,
or the sound of wedding bells for your
loved one?
• Press to enter the main menu.
Scroll to your Contacts icon and
press to select. You will
then be presented with a list of choices
Alternatively, from the standby screen
press the right hand side of the navigation
key until is highlighted. Then press
to select
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Ringtone Assign an individual
ringtone to your contact
•
Press to access Ringtone, then scroll
through and select one of the ringtones
available. When there is an incoming call
for this contact, the ringtone you’ve
assigned will sound
Please note
•
The ringtone in this field will replace any
ring tone associated with the contact’s
caller group
•
The caller tone is only available when you
save a contact to your phone‘s memory
Memo Write a note about your
contact
Once you’ve gone through the fields
detailed above, press to select Save.
Please note
•
If you save your contact to your SIM’s
memory you will only be able to detail
information in the following fields –
name, contact number and speed dial
•
You can also save a number to your
phonebook from calls or messages you
have received, select Options – Save
from the appropriate menu. Then select
New contact or Update existing and
follow the on screen prompts
The data fields provided by the
phonebook are
First name Your contact’s first name
Last name Your contact’s last name
Mobile Your contact’s mobile
phone number
Home Your contact’s home phone
number
Office Your contact’s office phone
number
Other number Your contact’s other
numbers
Fax Your contact’s fax
Speed dial You can allocate a speed
dial number
•
Press to select Speed dial
•
Scroll to an empty speed dial and press
to Select
URL If your contact has a web
address
Group Assign a group to your
contact
•
Press to access Group
•
Scroll to either Unassigned / Family /
Friends / Office and press to select
Please note
•
When there is an incoming call for this
contact, the ringtone assigned to this
group will sound and the display will
show the animation/image associated
with the group
•
To set a ringtone and animation/image
for each caller group go to Contacts –
Groups. Scroll to a specific group then
select Options – Edit group and follow
the onscreen instructions. For further
information see page 101
Image Assign an image to your
contact
•
Press to access Image, then scroll
through the images in your Gallery.
When an image is highlighted select
Options - Select
•
When the person calls you, the photo or
image will appear on your screen
Please note
•
The photo/image/wallpaper set in this
field will replace the image associated
with the contact’s caller group
•
The image ID is only available when you
save a contact to your phone’s memory
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My name card
Create your own business card, so that
you can send all your details upon request
by text message, media message or by
Bluetooth.
•
From the Contacts menu, scroll to My
name card and select. Then just follow
the on screen instructions
Groups
Caller groups are combinations of phone
settings used to identify a particular group
of contacts, such as, Colleagues, Family
and Friends. You can also create additional
groups such as members of your football
team or VIPs.
You can associate a ringtone and image
with one group, and when a member of
that group calls, your mobile will use the
group’s ringtone and display its image.
•
In the Contacts menu, scroll to Groups
and select by pressing
•
Scroll to one of the groups and then
press to select Options, which
brings up the following choices
View members Shows you all the
members of that particular group
Add group Adds a new group to your
list, you can also select a specific
ringtone for that group
Edit group Change the details of a
group – rename it or choose a new
ringtone
Delete group Lose that group altogether
from your list
View contacts
•
From the standby screen press down on
the navigation key and scroll through all
your contacts available
•
Highlight the contact you want by
scrolling through the list or enter the
name into the bottom box. Once
highlighted, press to select Options
and choose from the following
View To see details about the contact
Call Make a voice or video call to
the contact
Send message Send either a text or
multimedia message to your contact
Edit Change the contacts details
Delete Had a falling out? Get rid of the
contact from phone list
Speed dial Assign one of 20 speed dial
numbers to your contact
Move to SIM Move your contact details
from your phone to your SIM card. If the
details are already on your SIM this
option will read Move to phone
Copy to phone Copy these contact
details to your phone. If the details are
already on your phone this option will
read Copy to SIM
Copy all to You can choose to copy all
your contacts to your SIM or your phone
Send business card Send the contacts
details as an electronic business card
either by text message / media message
or by Bluetooth
Delete all Delete all your contacts from
your mobile’s memory
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Send message Select to send a text
message or media message to the
number or contact listed. For further
information on sending text or media
messages please refer to the Messages
section on page 69
Save If the phone number for the call
has not been stored in the phonebook
you will be able to create a new contact
for this number or update an existing
contact
Delete Select to erase the record of the
call from the list
Delete call log
Select and follow the prompts to delete
All call logs / Missed call logs / Dialled call
logs / Received call logs.
Call time
Here you can view the duration of the
calls you have made.
Last duration Shows the duration of your
last call
Dialled calls Shows the total time of all
dialled calls
Answered calls Shows the total time for all
received calls
•
Press to reset all counters to zero
and select Yes to confirm
Call logs
These options make sure that you are
always in control by putting your call
history at your fingertips.
•
From the Contacts menu, scroll to Call
logs and press to select
All, missed, dialled and
received calls
•
Scroll to All calls / Missed / Dialled /
Received and press to select the type
of call you wish to check up on. You can
then view all the latest missed, received
or dialled calls
•
Scroll down to the desired phone
number
this icon appears beside missed calls
this icon appears beside dialled calls
this icon appears beside received calls
Alternatively, in the standby mode, press
to view a list of the most recent
missed, dialled and received calls.
Please note
•
If a phone number has already been
stored as a contact in your phonebook,
the display will show the name of this
contact
•
If the number of the person calling you
is not available then the list will not
show a number for the call
When the number for a missed, dialled, or
received call is highlighted, you can
perform the following tasks
•
Press to select Options and select
from the following
View To view the time, date and
telephone number* of the call
Call Select to call the number or contact
listed
Video call To video call the number or
contact listed
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Manage
Here you can manage the way your
contact information is stored.
Own numbers Manage your personal
contact numbers
•
You can add, change or delete – just
follow the prompts
Service numbers Manage your service
numbers
•
You can add, change or delete – just
follow the prompts
Speed dials Manage your speed dial
numbers
•
You can add, change or delete – just
follow the prompts
Storage location Select the default for
where new contacts will be stored
•
Choose from SIM or Phone and press
to select Save
Memory status Shows you what is stored
on your SIM and on your phone, as well
as the space you still have available
Call cost
Here you can view the cost of the calls
you have made.
Last cost Shows the cost of your last call
All calls cost Shows the total cost of all
dialled calls
•
Press to select Options and you can
then clear the call cost counter or set
your call costs’ limit. You’ll need to enter
your PIN2 code. For more info on PIN2
code see page 113
Please note
If the PIN2 code is entered incorrectly
three consecutive times, the PIN2 code will
be locked down. You will need to enter
the PUK2 code to unlock it. Contact
Customer Service to obtain the
PUK2 code.
GPRS counter
Select this choice to view how much data
has been sent and received via GPRS since
the last time the counter was zeroed.
•
Press to reset the GPRS counter to
zero and select Yes to confirm
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Home screen
Choose your wallpaper and what text is
displayed with it.
•
Scroll to Home screen and select
Wallpaper Scroll through the options
available. To designate your chosen image
as your wallpaper select Options – Select
Text Enter the text for your Home screen
and press to Save. For help on
entering text go to page 69
Brightness
How bright do you like your display?
•
Scroll left and right on the navigation
key to move the levels up or down
•
Select Save
Backlight timer
Changes how long the light illuminates
the LCD and the keypad. There are
separate settings for each.
•
Scroll to LCD or Keypad and press
to enter
•
Scroll through the times available and
press to Select
•
Once complete select Save
Please note
If you change the brightness and the
backlight timer you’ll affect your mobile’s
battery life.
Screen saver
From this menu you can turn the
screensaver on or off, select a new one
from your gallery, and decide how long
before it times out when your mobile is
not being used. Just follow the on
screen prompts.
The settings menu is used to customise
how your phone works. You can choose
different display messages and
screensavers, as well as changing basic
parameters for your mobile such as,
security, network and call settings.
•
In the main menu scroll to Settings
and press to select
Display
This allows you to change your display
settings, for instance what your display
shows when your mobile starts up and
which screensaver is active.
The Display menu lists these choices
Greeting message
From here you can choose whether there
is a message at all, as well as which font
effect or colour you prefer.
•
Scroll to Greeting message and
press
•
In the text box enter your greeting
message. For more info on entering text
go to page 69
•
Scroll to Font effect and press to
select and choose from Bold / Italic /
Underline and press to select
•
Then scroll to Font colour and choose
from the list available
•
Once complete press to select Save
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Barring calls*
Are there some people you simply don’t
want to keep in touch with? Or some
calls you don’t want to be made from
your phone? Here’s the place to keep
in control.
Call barring is a password protected
network service and details should be
acquired from O
2
Customer Service.
You can choose from a long list of options
for All calls or just Voice calls, Video calls
or Data calls.
All outgoing Blocks dialling of any calls
from your mobile
International If activated no international
calls can be made from your phone
Int’l except home If activated, your mobile
can only be used to dial local calls and
calls to your home country from abroad.
Other international calls will be barred
All incoming Rejects all incoming calls
Incoming while abroad If you’re in another
country (using roaming), activating this
option will ensure your mobile rejects all
incoming calls
Deactivate all Cancels all call barring
settings. You’ll need a password
Barring status Quick access to check the
status of call barring
Change password Change the password
to something more memorable
Waiting calls*
If there is an incoming call when you’re in
the middle of another call, request your
mobile to alert you. Just follow the on
screen prompts.
Accept calls
More ways to decide which calls get
through – choose to accept either all calls,
only from people in your phonebook, only
those in particular groups or no calls at all.
It’s your O
2
Ice mobile, so you decide. Just
follow the on screen prompts.
* Available to Pay Monthly customers only.
Phone
Choose how you answer calls and what
language you would like your phone to
use on screen and for predictive texting.
Any key answer Enables you to answer
incoming calls with any key or just
Language Select from German or English
Calling
Select for options on dealing with calls
simply and quickly.
You can change the settings for
Diverting calls*
Choose when to divert your calls and
which calls to divert – such as All calls /
Voice calls / Video calls / Data calls You
can forward incoming calls to another
phone number or your voicemail.
Divert always Select to forward incoming
calls. Once activated will be displayed
on the standby screen
When busy Forwards calls when you are
on another call
Not reachable Diverts calls when your
mobile is turned off or outside network
coverage
No reply Forwards calls when you don’t
answer
Deactivate all Cancel all call forward
settings
Divert status Quick access to check the
status of diverted calls
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Connections
This section allows you to manage how
your phone is connected to your computer
and how the content on your microSD
card is accessed from your computer.
Port Setting
This allows you to define whether your
computer connects with the phone via
the USB cable (included in the box) or
via Bluetooth.
In order for Bluetooth to work, you need
to have a Bluetooth enabled computer
and the correct setting within the PC Sync
software. You also need to pair your
computer with your O
2
Ice mobile – see
page 86 for more information.
Mass Storage
This allows you to make the microSD card
within the phone appear as a removable
disk under Windows. That is, it looks like
an external hard drive that can be
browsed using Windows Explorer.
To enable this option, make sure that your
microSD card is inserted into your O
2
Ice
mobile, then plug the cable into the
phone and the computer and select Mass
Storage. Your phone will ask you to
confirm and after a few seconds, the
device will appear as a removable disk
on Windows.
Once the device has appeared, you can
send content to and from the microSD
card by dragging and dropping the files.
To disconnect the device, use the Safely
Remove Hardware icon in the system tray.
Display my number
You don’t need to let everyone know
who’s calling. You can decide to show or
hide your mobile identity when it suits you.
Please note
If this feature is turned off, you may not
be able to make phone calls in certain
countries, such as Singapore and China.
Auto redial
Do you want your phone to automatically
redial busy numbers?
•
Scroll to on or off and press
to select
Network Connections
This is where all your settings for WAP,
MMS and VOD are saved. These have
already been set up for you.
Network
Your mobile can search for a network
automatically or you can do it manually.
Decide which you prefer here. The default
setting is Automatic.
•
Scroll to your preferred choice and press
to select
Automatic When outside the coverage of
your regular network, your mobile will
automatically search for usable networks
Manual When outside the coverage of
regular network, your mobile will list
available networks and allow you
to choose
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PIN
A PIN code will prevent unauthorised use
of the SIM card. Unless the correct PIN is
entered when your mobile is turned on,
the SIM card cannot be used, even if it is
inserted in another mobile.
•
Select PIN, then select PIN lock. To
enable or disable your PIN1 code you
will need to enter the default PIN code,
which is 5555, 4321 or 0000
•
To change the PIN code to something
more memorable, select PIN – Change
PIN. You’ll need to enter the original PIN
as well as confirming your new PIN
number
Please note
If the PIN code is entered incorrectly
three times your mobile will automatically
disable. The screen will display the
message PIN blocked or Enter PUK
(Personal Unblocking Key). Don’t try
to enter your PIN again. Contact
O
2
Customer Service for a PUK code
to unblock your mobile.
Change PIN2*
Select to change the PIN2 code. The
procedure is the same as the PIN1 code.
FDN*
After this feature is activated, your mobile
will only be able to dial numbers on the
fixed dial number list. If a number is not
on the list, calls cannot be made to this
number.
•
Scroll to FDN and select, then select
Enable
•
Enter the PIN2 code, and then add a
number to your fixed dial number list
Please note
If the PIN2 code is entered incorrectly
three consecutive times, the PIN2 code
will be locked down. You will need to
enter the PUK2 code to unlock it.
Contact O
2
Customer Service to obtain
the PUK2 code.
Master reset
Changes all settings back to how they
were when you received your new phone.
However, this doesn’t delete any
messages, content, call logs or contacts.
*
A
vailable to Pay Monthly customers only
.
Security
Prevent unauthorised use of your O2Ice
mobile by using a PIN code, phone
password and SIM card lock.
Please note
To protect your mobile, the Security menu
requires you to enter a handset code
before you can access the menu and set
the options. The default handset code is
1234. To change the handset code, please
refer to the Phone lock option.
Phone lock
Select to Enable or Disable or change your
mobile’s start up password which prevents
unauthorised use of your mobile.
Once activated, your mobile will lock
when turned on unless this password is
entered correctly. If an incorrect password
is entered, your mobile will remain locked,
and can’t be unlocked even if the SIM
card is replaced by another one. When the
mobile is locked, you will only be able to
make emergency calls.
•
Select Phone lock, then select Phone
lock again and select either Enable or
Disable
•
To enable you will need to enter the
default code which is 1234
You can also change the password to
something more memorable but you will
need to enter the default PIN first.
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In plain English
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Trouble shooting
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PIN2
PIN2 is a security code that you can obtain
by calling O2 Customer Service.
IMEI
IMEI stands for International Mobile
Equipment Identifier and is an
identification system that can recognise
every mobile by a specific number. If a
mobile is stolen, the IMEI system is
capable of blocking it on all network
operators that support the system.
WAP
Wireless Application Protocol or WAP is a
standard developed for mobile phones. It
was designed to give quicker access to
mobile content than existing web
protocols. Using WAP will open services to
you such as O
2
Active which offers a wide
variety of mobile services and
entertainment.
GPRS
General Packet Radio System is a service
that transmits data to and from your
phone. Charges are based on the amount
of transferred data rather than on airtime.
CSD
A wireless service protocol used for WAP.
CSD stands for a Circuit Switched Data.
This allows you continuous WAP
connection. You pay for the time spent
connected rather than the amount of data.
URL
Uniform Resource Locator or URL is an
address system used on the Internet. All
WAP homepages have a unique address,
allowing browsers to distinguish one from
the other. A WAP URL always starts with
the text string: http://wap followed by the
address.
APN
APN stands for Access Point Name.
ISP
ISP stands for Internet Service Provider.
* Pay & Go mobiles are not set up with a default PIN code.
3G
3G*provides video calling, browsing and
download speeds up to 7 times faster
than GPRS. The O
2
Ice is a 3G mobile.
What does 3G allow me to do?
3G customers will be able to access all
services, applications and content that we
currently offer, within a faster and richer
experience.
3G handsets will enjoy faster browsing
and downloads with a selection of unique
content, such as exclusive interactive
games, high speed film and music clips.
Roaming
Roaming allows you to move from one
base station to another or from one
network to another without affecting
the call.
Tri-band
Mobile phones operate in different
countries. A tri-band mobile can switch
between three frequencies e.g. 900 Mhz,
1800 Mhz and 1900 Mhz. The O
2
Ice is a
tri-band mobile.
SIM card
A SIM is the little gold-plated plastic card
that you get from O2 and which holds the
unique data the network needs to identify
your mobile.
PIN*and what is PUK
Access to use a mobile is most often
protected by a code known as ‘PIN’ –
Personal Identification Number. If you
forget your code, or by mistake enter a
faulty code three times in a row, the SIM
card will lock. To unlock, you must enter
the Personal Unblocking Key or ‘PUK’
code which you can get from
O
2
Customer Service.
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Some calls are not processed.
What is wrong?
A call bar has been set to restrict mobile
usage. Check call barring and cancel
as necessary.
Someone else is receiving
my calls. What is wrong?
The mobile has been set to forward
your calls to another number. Cancel
call forwarding.
Can I send and receive emails
and surf the Mobile Internet on
my mobile?
Yes. Your mobile has WAP capability,
which means you can access the Mobile
Internet from your mobile. For sending
and receiving emails, please contact
O
2
Customer Service.
What is T9?
T9 text input is a predictive text editor that
allows you to type using just one click per
letter and saves you time when writing
SMS, text entries, etc.
My mobile doesn’t recognise that
the memory card has been inserted.
What’s wrong?
Make sure the card has been inserted
correctly and that it clicks into place. Refer
to page 20 for further details.
My memory card constantly gets
filled, so I don’t have space to save
new pictures and videos.
What’s wrong?
Check to see if you have anything on the
card that you don’t need and can delete.
If you can’t delete anything, you can
purchase a higher storage microSD card.
Up to 2GB cards are available.
Contact your nearest O
2
store for details.
What type of networks
are supported?
Check the technical specifications on
pages 110 and 121.
Can I use my mobile inside
a car?
Please refer to ’Driving Safety’ on
page 128.
Why does my mobile not turn on
when I press the key?
The key press has been too short or the
mobile has shut down because the battery
power level is too low to make calls.
Recharge the battery fully.
The standby time seems too short.
Why is this?
You may have been playing games or
using the calendar too much, or the
display light has been on continuously due
to unintentional key activation.
My mobile displays ‘Insert SIM’,
what does this mean?
You must insert the SIM before you can
use the mobile. If it is already installed,
take it out and clean the blank area with
a dry cloth, then put it back again.
My mobile displays ‘INVALID SIM’,
what does this mean?
The mobile is SIM-locked and will
not accept the SIM you’ve inserted.
Put in the correct SIM or contact
O
2
Customer Service.
Can’t connect to my Bluetooth
headset?
Please ensure that your headset is ON and
in ‘pairing mode’. For further information
go to page 86.
Can’t re-connect to headset when
it is ON once it has already
been working?
Please ensure that the headset is just on
and not in ‘pairing mode’.
My mobile displays ‘EMERGENCY
ONLY’, what does this mean?
Your SIM card is not properly installed
or configured, or you are out of
network range.
My mobile displays ‘NO SERVICE’,
what does this mean?
You are outside network range or there is
no clear path to the transmitter. If you
are in a building, try moving towards
a window.
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Size 117mm x 49mm x 14mm
Weight 92g (including battery)
Talktime 1.77 – 4.22 hours (3G);
3.08 – 6.35 hours (2G)
Standby time 209 – 369 hours (3G);
262 – 458 hours (2G)
Display 176 x 220 VGA
Camera 1.3 megapixels
Band Triband
GPRS Class 10
3G class 2.1 Ghz
Accessories
PC cable, handsfree kit/stereo
headphones, charger and CD-Rom.
Contact O
2
Retail for more accessories.
Personalised features
Greeting, wallpaper, polyphonic and
truetone ringtones.
Leisure
Get into O2Active, download games from
the O
2
Games Arcade, MP3 player, video
capture, take pictures.
Organising features
Calendar, alarm, calculator, converter.
How do I clean my mobile if it
gets dirty?
See ‘Mobile care’ on page 125.
My mobile has been lost or stolen.
What do I do?
Contact O2Customer Service immediately
to bar your mobile and prevent misuse. If
your mobile has been stolen you should
report the incident to the local police.
How do I reset my mobile to
factory defaults?
Enter the Settings menu and scroll to
Master reset and when prompted enter
the code.
I’ve attempted to download/upload
files with my PC using the supplied
CD-ROM and USB cable, but the
handset manager program doesn’t
recognise the phone is connected.
What do I do?
Make sure the cable is plugged securely
into both the phone and the computer,
and that your mobile is turned on. The PC
Suite will not work if your mobile displays
a white charging screen. If you continue
to have problems, reboot your computer
and re-install the PC Suite.
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The important safety bit at the back
•
Safety information for mobiles
•
Mobile care
•
Driving safety
•
Electronic devices
•
Other safety guidelines
•
Cautions
•
Warranty statement
•
Mandatory statements
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Mobile care
Never attempt to open the mobile casing.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside,
and you might damage sensitive electronic
circuits and components. Unauthorised
disassembly will void the warranty.
Never leave your mobile in the window of
your car or otherwise expose it to strong
sunlight or excessive heat for a prolonged
period of time as this may damage it.
Never handle your mobile with wet hands
or expose it to moisture or liquids of any
kind. Continuous changes from a cold to a
warm environment may lead to
condensation inside the mobile, resulting
in corrosion and possible damage.
If you pack your mobile in your suitcase
during travel, beware not to damage it.
Cramming it in a suitcase may crack the
LCD display. Remember to switch off your
mobile during air travel.
As with all other radio devices, touching
the built-in antenna area during telephone
conversation may impair the quality and
lead to shorter standby time due to
increased power consumption.
The battery
Your mobile is equipped with a highperformance Li-Ion battery. Optional
battery types may be available, check with
your local retailer. Observe the
maintenance guidelines and your battery
should give you a long service life.
•
At the beginning of the battery’s life,
fully charge and discharge (let it go flat)
three times
•
Do not over charge the Li-Ion battery, as
this can result in a reduction in battery
performance and life span. The
recommended maximum charge time is
6-8 hours
•
Avoid repeated short charging. It is
better to let the battery go flat and then
recharge it completely
•
Avoid charging in strong heat or
extreme cold. Ambient room
temperature is preferable. The battery
has its optimum performance in an
ambient temperature of +5 °C to
+50 °C
•
Don’t store a battery near a fire or
heat source
Read this information
Your O2Ice mobile phone has been
designed, manufactured and tested so as
not to exceed the limits for exposure to
electromagnetic fields recommended by
the Council of the European Union.
These limits are part of comprehensive
guidelines developed by independent
scientific organisations.
European standards provide for the
amount of radio frequency
electromagnetic energy absorbed by the
body when using a mobile phone to be
measured by reference to the Specific
Absorption Rate (SAR). The SAR limit for
the general public is currently 2 watts per
kilogram averaged over 10 grams of
body tissue.
Your O
2
Ice mobile phone SAR value is
head 1.44 and body 0.249 watts
per kilogram.
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Caring for the environment
Disposal of your cellular telephone
and accessories
Please do not dispose of your old cellular
telephone or electrical accessories, such as
batteries or chargers, with your household
waste. Please take them to your nearest
O
2
store.
•
Use only the battery approved by the
manufacturer
•
Never replace the battery with a nonapproved battery
•
Never try to open the battery as it
contains substances that might be
harmful if swallowed or allowed to
come into contact with unprotected skin
•
Never short-circuit the battery, as it may
overheat and cause a fire. Keep away
from jewellery and other metal objects
•
Never dispose of the battery in a fire. It
could explode and release harmful
substances into the environment
•
Do not touch the battery terminals
•
Caution: Risk of explosion if battery is
replaced by an incorrect type
The charger
•
Use only the charger supplied with
your mobile
•
Never pull the charger cord to release it
from the mains – pull the charger itself
Cleaning and storing
•
Your mobile should always be handled
with care and protected from dirt, dust
and damp. To avoid scratches, never
place your mobile face down
•
If cleaning is necessary, switch the
mobile off and wipe carefully with a
soft, slightly damp (not wet) cloth. Use a
cotton swan to clean the camera lens.
Allow the mobile to dry completely
before switching it on. Never use
solvents for cleaning
•
If you’re not going to use your mobile
for some time, fully charge the battery
and store the mobile in a dry place away
from direct sunlight. Your mobile should
be switched off during storage.
Recharge every 6 to 12 months
•
Never expose your mobile to heat or
strong sunlight
•
Never expose your mobile to moisture or
liquids of any kind
•
Do not paint your mobile or otherwise
block the keypad, microphone or
earpiece function, i.e. with stickers
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Electronic devices
Most modern electronic equipment is
shielded from RF energy. However, certain
electronic equipment may not be shielded
against the RF signals from your mobile.
Pacemakers
The Health Industry Manufacturers’
Association recommends that a minimum
separation of six (6”) inches be maintained
between a mobile and a pacemaker to
avoid potential interference with the
pacemaker. These recommendations are
consistent with the independent research
by and recommendations of Wireless
Technology Research.
If you have a pacemaker
•
Always keep your mobile more than six
inches from your pacemaker when it is
turned on
•
Do not carry your mobile in a
breast pocket
•
Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to
minimise the potential for interference
•
If you have any reason to suspect that
interference is taking place, turn your
mobile off immediately
Hearing aids
Some digital mobiles may interfere with
some hearing aids. In the event of such
interference, call Customer Service to
discuss alternatives.
Other medical devices
If you use any other personal medical
device, consult the manufacturer of your
device to determine if they are adequately
shielded from external RF energy. Your
physician may be able to assist you in
obtaining this information.
Turn your mobile off in healthcare facilities
when any regulations posted in these
areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or
healthcare facilities may be using
equipment that could be sensitive to
external RF energy.
O2 fully supports the legislation
announced by the Department for
Transport, banning the use of handheld
mobile phones whilst driving. It is an
offence whilst driving to hold a mobile or
cradle it in your neck, at any point during
the setup, making or taking of a phone
call, text message or any other data
related mobile communication.
Use of fully installed car kits is still
permitted, as is the use of alternative
hands-free accessories.
In the interest of safety, we would
recommend use of a cradle whilst using
any form of hands-free accessory. When
driving we recommend that you use
voicemail wherever possible, and that you
listen to your messages when you are not
in the car. If you must make a hands-free
call when driving keep it brief.
An airbag inflates with great force. Do not
place objects, including both installed or
portable wireless equipment, in the area
over the airbag or in the air bag
deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless
equipment is improperly installed and the
air bag inflates, serious injury could result.
WARNING: Failure to follow these
instructions may lead to serious personal
injury and possible property damage.
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Aircraft
Regulations prohibit using your mobile
while in the air. Switch off your mobile
before boarding an aircraft.
Blasting areas
To avoid interfering with blasting
operations, turn your mobile off when
in a ‘blasting area’ or in areas posted:
‘Turn off two-way radio.’ Obey all signs
and instructions.
Potentially explosive
atmospheres
Turn your mobile off when in any area
with a potentially explosive atmosphere
and obey all signs and instructions.
Sparks in such areas could cause an
explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury
or even death.
Areas with a potentially explosive
atmosphere are often, but not always,
clearly marked. They include fuelling areas
such as petrol stations; below deck on
boats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage
facilities; vehicles using liquefied
petroleum gas (such as propane or
butane); areas where the air contains
chemicals or articles, such as grain, dust,
or metal powders; and any other area
where you would normally be advised to
turn off your vehicle’s engine.
Choking
Keep your mobile away from children as
the SIM card or other small parts present
a choking hazard.
Other safety guidelines
Vehicles
RF signals may affect improperly installed
or inadequately shielded electronic systems
in motor vehicles. Check with the
manufacturer or their representative
regarding your vehicle. You should also
consult the manufacturer of any
equipment that has been added to
your vehicle.
Posted facilities
Turn your mobile off where posted notices
so require.
Magnetic media
Magnetic fields generated by mobile
phones may damage data on magnetic
storage media such as credit cards,
computer discs or tapes. Do not place
your phone next to such media. You
should never expose your phone to strong
magnetic fields as this may cause
temporary malfunction.
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This Limited Warranty shall apply to the
O
2
Ice mobile phone (“Device”) including
all accessories contained within the
original O2 box (“Accessories”). Hereafter
“the Products” means the Device and/or
the Accessories as the context requires. O2
warrants that the Products are free of
defects in materials and workmanship at
the time of its original purchase (“Limited
Warranty”). This Limited Warranty is
subject to the following terms and
conditions:
1. This Limited Warranty is given only the
original purchaser of the Products
(“Customer”). It shall neither exclude
nor limit a) any statutory rights of the
Customer or b) any of the Customer’s
rights against the seller/dealer of the
Product
2. For the purposes of the Device, a
twenty four (24) month period
commencing on the date of purchase
of the Device by end user customer;
and for the purposes of the
Accessories, a six (6) month period
commencing on the date of purchase
of the accompanying Device by end
user customer (“the Warranty Period”).
3. This Limited Warranty may not be soldon, assigned, transferred or given to
any subsequent purchaser or acquirer
of the Products. This Limited Warranty
is only valid and enforceable by those
Customers who have purchased the
Products in the UK.
4. Throughout the Warranty Period O2 or
its authorised agent will, at their
discretion, without charge and subject
to Clause 7 repair or replace any
defective Products. Repair or
replacement may involve the use of
functionally equivalent reconditioned
unit. O2 will return repaired Products
or replacement Products to the
Customer in good working condition.
All replaced faulty parts or components
will become the property of O2.
5. If O2 repairs or replaces any Products,
the repaired or replaced Products shall
continue to be warranted for the
remaining time of the original
Warranty Period or for three (3)
months from the date of repair or
replacement, whichever is longer.
6. Before returning any Device, you are
responsible for ensuring that you back
Warranty statement
Your mobile is a high quality piece of
equipment. Before operating the
equipment, read all instructions and
cautionary markings on (1) AC Adaptor (2)
Battery and (3) Product Using Battery.
•
Do not use this equipment in an
extreme environment where high
temperature or high humidity exists
•
Do not abuse the equipment. Avoid
striking, shaking or giving it a shock.
When not using the unit, lay it down to
avoid possible damage due to instability
•
Do not expose this equipment to rain or
spilled beverages
•
Do not use unauthorised accessories
•
Do not disassemble the mobile or its
accessories. If service or repair is
required, return the unit to an
authorized service centre. If the unit is
disassembled, the risk of electric shock
or fire may result
•
Do not short-circuit the battery terminals
with metal items etc.
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8. In the event of Products failure, the
customer should take the following
actions:
a. Refer to the user manual in order to
identify and possibly correct the
problem.
b. If the problem cannot be resolved by
reference to the user manual the
Customer should return the Products
to the place where it was purchased.
9. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY STATES THE
ENTIRE WARRANTY GIVEN BY O2 TO
THE CUSTOMER. IN NO EVENT SHALL
O2 BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL LOSSES OR
DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE
WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS OR
COMMERCIAL LOSS, TO THE FULLEST
EXTENT THAT THOSE LOSSES OR
DAMAGES CAN BE DISCLAIMED BY
LAW. O2 does not exclude or limit
liability for personal injury or death
resulting from its own negligence.
This Limited Warranty does not affect the
Customer’s statutory rights in law specific
to the country of purchase, such rights
remain protected.
If you purchased the Products in the UK,
this Limited Warranty is given to you by
O2 (UK) Limited registered office 260 Bath
Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 4DX, UK.
up data and remove any personal
information from the Device. O2 is not
responsible for any loss of data or
removable storage media.
7. THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY IN
THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES:
a. O2 or its authorised agent was not
notified by the Customer of the defect
within fourteen (14) days after the
appearance of the defeat within the
Warranty Period; or
b. the Products were not returned to O2
or its authorised service agent within
(30) days after the appearance of the
defect within the Warranty Period; or
c. deterioration of the Products due to
normal wear and tear; or
d. use other than in accordance with the
user manual; rough handling; exposure
to moisture; dampness or extreme
thermal or environmental conditions or
a rapid change in such conditions;
corrosion; oxidation; unauthorised
modifications or connections;
unauthorised opening or repair; repair
by use of unauthorised spare parts;
accidents; forces of nature; or other
actions beyond the reasonable control
of O2 (including but not limited to
deficiencies in consumable parts, such
as batteries which all by their nature
have a limited lifetime, and breakage
or damage to the camera lens) unless
the defeat was caused directly by
defects in materials or workmanship.
This Limited Warranty does not cover
physical damage to the surface of the
Products including cracks or scratches
on the LCD screen or camera lens; or
e. the Product serial number or IMEI
number has been removed, defaced,
altered or is illegible; or
f. the defect was caused by a defective
function of the cellular network; or
g. the defeat was caused by the fact that
the Products were used with or
connected to an accessory not
approved or provided by O2 or used in
other than its intended use and where
it can be shown by O2 that such defect
is not the fault of the Products.
h. repairs performed by service centres
that have not been authorised by O2.
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We (O2 UK Limited) hereby declare that
the O
2
Ice mobile is in conformity to all
the essential requirements of Directive
1999/5/EC.
Wir möchten hiermit bekanntgeben,
daß das oben genannte Produkt in
Übereinstimmung mit allen erforderlichen
Bedürfnissen der 1999/5/EC
Direktive steht.
Certificamos que el aparato es conforme
con lo establecido en las disposiciones de
la Directiva 1999/5/EC.
Nous déclarons que le produit référencé
ci-dessus satisfait aux exigences R&TTE
1999/5/EC qui lui sont applicables.
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