Pantech S100 UserMan

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S100 USER MANUAL

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Thank you for choosing Pantech S100 and welcome to wireless mobile communication networking with the S100, our tri-band GSM mobile phone.

Pantech is delighted to introduce this brand new portable phone which will always keep you connected to the network.

This user manual explains in detail its unique features and how to use them.

NOTE: Some information in this User Manual could vary from your phone, depending on your software version and network provider.

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Phone Specification

Dimensions & Weight

z Weight: 70 g (with standard battery) z Dimensions: 105 mm x 42 mm x 11.9 mm

Design

Bar type phone with single display

Display

28.032 mm x 35.04 mm display for 1.8” internal LCD Supports up to 262,144 colors within 128 x 160 pixels 7 lines for text in basic mode with 16-pixel font Two Soft keys and four-way scroll and selection ([OK]) keys

Melody

Yamaha 64 Poly sound(Support MP3 Ringtones)

MP3

Support fixed bit rate until 320kbps

Micro SD

Not Supported

Camera

Integrated VGA (300k) CMOS Camera z Resolution up to 640 x 480 (307,200 pixels)

Bluetooth

z Bluetooth version 2.0 compliant z SupportMono headset call, FTP, DUN, vCard, serial

communication

Operating frequencies

z EGSM: 850Mhz, DCS: 1800Mhz, PCS: 1900MHz networks in

Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific, North America, and South America where these networks are supported

z Automatic band switching

z Self timer function (5 sec or 10 sec)

Phone display used as a viewfinder

z Photo album in Gallery z Photo Gallery for image storing and editing z 3 image quality options: Fine, Normal, Low z Auto white balance (AWB), Auto exposure (AE), Various effects

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Safety precautions

Switch off in hospitals and near medical equipment

Always switch your phone off in hospitals, and obey the regulations or rules of the hospital.

Using a mobile phone while driving may be prohibited.

Please check local laws and regulations with regard to th e prohibition of mobile phone use while driving, and comply with them. Use of your phone while you are driving may disturb your concentration and so cause an accident. Always switch your phone off as soon as possible. Should you use your phone in an emergency, either use a hands-free device built into your car, or pull over in a safe place first.

Switch off in restricted areas

Always switch your phone off in areas where mobile phone use is restricted.

Switch off in explosive or dangerous areas

Always switch your phone off in areas with explosive or dangerous materials (such as fuels, fuel stations or areas containing chemical goods) and obey any instructions or signals. Do not remove your mobile phone’s battery in such areas.

Switch your phone off when using medical equipment for private purposes, if possible. Always consult with the medical equipment’s manufacturer or an expert regarding phone use near the medical equipment.

Installing a hands-free device in your vehicle

Install vehicle hands free devices away from the steering and airbag expansion area, otherwise injury may result.

Mobile phones and other electronic devices

Mobile phones emit electromagnetic waves that may affect nearby electronic devices. When it is switched on, do not place your phone close to delicate electronic equipment.

Switch off in aircraft

Always switch your phone off when you are in an aircraft. The electromagnetic waves emitted by your phone may affect the electronic navigation equipment in the aircraft.

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View

External Speaker

Battery Cover

Charger Connection/

Keypad lock

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Quick & Easy

Key Function

Performs the functions shown at the bottom line of

(Scroll)

(Click)

the display. Scrolls through the menu options in Menu mode.

In standby mode, Left Scroll: Favorite list screen

Right Scroll: Game menu screen Up Scroll: Messages menu screen. Down Scroll: STK Menu Screen

For details, see “Using the Shortcut Key in Standby Mode”.

Opens the WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) menu list if pressed shortly in standby mode. Launches the WAP browser directly, if pressed and held in standby mode. Selects a menu functions which stores user input information, such as names, SIM memory. Also used for confirmation.

Deletes characters from the display, or returns to previous menu. Opens Calendar view if pressed shortly in standby.

Makes or receives a call. Shows the recent call list in standby mode. Re-dials the last call number if pr essed and held in standby mode.

Completes the current call. Turns on/off the phone if pressed and held. Cancels user input and returns to standby mode while in Menu mode.

Quickly connects to the voice mail server if pressed and held in standby mode.

Enters numbers, letters or special characters.

Goes to the dial screen if pressed in standby mode.

Enters or exits from Vibration mode if pressed and held in standby mode. Shows the symbol input screen if pressed in text input mode. Works in Word search mode if pressed in the Predictive text input mode.

Enters an international dialling prefix. Enters the space character in text input mode.

Keypad locks or unlocks if pressed and held in standby mode. Changes various text input modes if pressed and held at the text-editing screen.

Adjusts the earpiece volume while making a call, and moves the cursor upwards or downwards in the menu. Controls the key tone volume in standby,

Turns camera capture mode on. Works as a camera shutter in capture mode. Turns Video Mode on if pressed and held.

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2. Basic functions............................................................................. 18

Contents

S100 USER MANUAL ..........................................................................1

Phone Specification............................................................................3

safety precautions ..............................................................................4

View................................... ...................................................................5

Quick & Easy ................................................... ....................................6

1. Getting Started..............................................................................11

1. Package Contents........................................................................11

2. SIM Card.......................................................................................12

About your SIM card.................................................................12

Installing/Removing your SIM card...........................................12

3. Battery ..........................................................................................13

Inserting your battery................................................................13

Removing your battery..............................................................13

Charging your battery...............................................................13

Getting the best from your battery............................................14

4. Display..........................................................................................15

Display icons...................................................... .......................15

Automatic display off.............................................. .... ... .... .... .... 16

1. Switching your phone on or off.................................................. ..18

To switch your phone on .......................................................... 18

To Switch your phone off.......................................................... 18

2. Making and ending a Call................. ....... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... .... ... ..19

To make a call ..........................................................................19

To end a call............................................................................. 19

To make a call using Call logs..................................................19

To make a call using Contacts .................................................19

To speed-dial from Contacts ....................................................20

To make an emergency call .....................................................20

3. Answering a Call............................... .................................. .........21

To answer a call .......................................................................21

To reply to a missed call.................................................. .... ... ..21

To reject a call .............................................. ............................21

To answer a second call.......................................... ................. 21

4. Options during a call....................................................................23

To adjust the call volume..........................................................23

To display call options..............................................................23

To switch your microphone off (mute) or on (unmute).............23

To put a call on hold, and return to a held call.........................23

Transferring a call .................................................................... 24

Multi-party calls........................................................................24

Searching for a number in Contacts during a call....... ........ ... ..25

5. Selecting functions and options....................................................17

Using DTMF tones................................................................... 25

Reading or writing a message during a call............................. 26

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To switch to a Bluetooth headset or hands-free kit during a call26

Multimedia Msg........................................................................ 34

5. Using your headset.......................................................................27

6. Using the speaker phone function................................................27

7. Selecting Menu Functions............................................................28

Moving within your phone’s menu and submenu functions......28

Using shortcuts in St andby Mode........... ... .... ........ ... .... .... .... .... 28

8. Entering Text.................................................................................29

Input Mode................................................................................29

T9 mode..................................................... .... .... ....... .... .... .... ... .29

ABC mode......................................................................... ........ 29

123 mode..................................................................................29

Symbol mode............................................................................29

To change text input mode..................................... ...................29

To insert a space ......................................................................30

Scrolling ....................................................................................30

Clearing Letters and Words......................................................30

Returning to the Previous Screen.............................................30

E-mail.......................................................................................34

Write New.................................................................................34

Inbox ........................................................................................ 36

Outbox......................................................................................38

Draft Box..................................................................................39

Sent Box................................................................................... 40

Templates................................................................................. 40

Settings....................................................................................41

Memory Info.............................................................................43

2. Contacts.............................................................................. .... ... ..45

Displaying your Contact details....................................... ......... 45

Searching for a name or group................................................ 45

Adding a new contact...............................................................46

Editing contacts........................................................................46

Speed Dialing.................................... ....... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... ... ..46

Managing Speed Dial numbers................................................ 46

Configuring Groups settings ....................................................46

Using T9 mode..........................................................................30

Using ABC Mode............................................ ...........................31

Changing Case.........................................................................31

Using 123 Mode........................................................................31

Using Symbol Mode..................................................................32

3. Applications............................................. ...................... ................33

1. Messages .....................................................................................33

Text Msg.................................................. ... .... .... .... ... .... ........ .... 33

Business Card..........................................................................46

Memory in Use......................................................................... 47

Copy All........... .................................. .................................. .....47

Delete All......... .................................. .................................. .....47

Memory Info.............................................................................47

3. Call Logs.............................................................. .... ... .... .... .... ... ..48

Missed Calls.............................................................................48

Received Calls.................................. ... .... .... .... ... .... .... ....... .... ..48

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Dialed Calls.................................................... ...........................48

Security Settings......................................................................67

Recent Calls.................................................................. ........ .... 49

Delete Call Logs........................................................................49

Call Timer.................................................................................. 50

Call Cost ...................................................................................50

GPRS Info.................................................................................50

4. Media Gallery................................................................................51

Photo Gallery............................................................................51

Video Gallery.............................................................................51

Image Gallery............................................................................52

Sound Gallery...........................................................................53

Other Files ............................................................................ ... .53

Memory Info.......... ... .... .... .... ....... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... ... .... ........ .... 54

5. Multimedia ....................................................................................55

Camera .....................................................................................55

MP3 Player ....................................................................... .... .... 58

Games.......................................................................................60

Java...........................................................................................60

Flight Mode ............................................................. ................. 69

Software Version......................................................................69

7. Organiser............ ... .... .... ........ ... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... ... .... ..70

Alarm........................................................................................70

Calendar...................................................................................70

Memo.......................................................................................72

World Time....................................................... ........... ........... ..72

Calculator................................................................................. 73

Converter ................................................................................. 73

Stop Watch........................ ....................................................... 73

Timer........................................................................................73

Fatness Checker...................................................................... 74

5. Advanced Functions........................................ ....................... .....75

1. WAP.......................................... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... ... ........ .... ... .... ..75

Navigating using the WAP browser.......................................... 75

Entering text in the WAP browser............................................75

Home........................................................................................76

6. Settings.........................................................................................62

Display Settings........................................................................62

Sound Settings..........................................................................62

Call Settings................................................... ...........................64

Language..................................................................................66

Time & Date...... ........................................................................66

Favorite............. ........................................................................66

Network Selection.....................................................................67

Resume....................................................................................76

Bookmarks...............................................................................76

Push Messages........................................................................76

Receive Mode..........................................................................76

Go to URL............................................ .... .... .... .... ... .... ........ ... ..77

Profiles..................................................................................... 77

Cache.......................................................................................79

Security Cert ............................................................................ 80

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Version......................................................................................80

2. Bluetooth.......................................................................................81

Bluetooth...................................................................................81

Paired devices ..........................................................................81

Sending an object.....................................................................82

Receiving an object...................................................................83

Business Card............................................................... .... ........ 83

Outgoing Call Device................................................................83

Visibility.....................................................................................83

Name.........................................................................................84

Address.....................................................................................84

3. SIM Toolkit ....................................................................................85

6. Appendix........ ....................... ....................... .................. ................86

1. Menu tree......................................................................................86

2. Access codes............................................................. ...................91

3. Troubleshooting checklist.............................. ............ ........... ........92

4. Performance and safety ...............................................................94

5. Glossary........................................................................................95

Memo..................................................................................................99

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1. Getting Started

1. Package Contents

1. Package contents

2. SIM card

3. Battery

4. Display

5. Selecting functions and options

Phone Battery

User Manual Travel Charger

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2. SIM Card

About your SIM card

2. If the SIM slot is empty, insert the SIM card into the slot.

When you subscribe to your network operator, you receive a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card containing your registration information, PIN code, possibly operator dependent additional services, etc. Like a credit card, it should be kept secure and handled carefully. Do not bend, scratch or expose it to moisture. Avoid static electricity. To avoid corrupting yo ur SIM card’s memory, always switch off your phone before removing or inserting your SIM card.

Installing/Removing your SIM card

1. Remove the battery from the unit.

3. To remove the SIM card, push the SIM card in the direction of the arrow as shown.

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3. Battery

Inserting your battery

Charging your battery

Your phone uses a Li-Ion battery. Make sure to use an authorized battery and charger only. For more details, please inquire at your

Put the contacts of your battery into the hole located at the upper of the unit then press the bottom side of the b attery, as shown, until you hear a click.

Removing your battery

Push the battery lock button upwards then remove the battery as shown.

nearest dealer. You can use your phone while its battery is being recharged. When the battery is inserted in your phone , open the protective cover located at the bottom of the phone and connect the charger adapter as shown. A suitable adapter is supplied with your phone.

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When your battery is fully charged, remove the adapter connection from the outlet, then disconnect the adapter from your phone by pressing the adapter’s side buttons and pulling the adapter away from the phone as shown.

Tip

Your phone is powered by a Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery. This means that, unlike other forms of battery technology, you can recharge your battery while some charge remains without reducing your phone’s autonomy due to the “battery memory effect” inherent in those technologies.

Getting the best from your battery

• Do not use a damaged battery or charger.

• Use your battery for the specified purpose only.

• The closer you are to your network’s base station, the longer the

phone usage time because less battery power is consumed for the connection.

• The battery recharging time varies depending on the remaining battery capacity and the battery and charger type you use.

• Battery life inevitably shortens over time.

• Use an authorized battery and charger only.

• Since overcharging may shorten battery life, remove the battery

from its charger once it is fully charged. Unplug the charger, once charging is complete. Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, especially inside a car in summer or winter, may reduce the capacity and life of the battery. Always keep the battery within normal temperatures.

• Do not bring your battery into contact with conductive objects (“earth”.) Similarly, do not bring your phone into contact with conductive objects as this may als o dam age you r ba tte ry.

• Dispose of and recycle used batteries in accordance with local regulations. Do not dispose of batteries by burning; they may explode.

• Do not use an unauthorized charger.

• To prevent injury or burns, ensure that no metal objects come into

contact with the + and – terminals of the battery.

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4. Display

This phone has single displays. Icons on the top of the display

You have received one or more voice messages.

You have received one or more text, multimedia or e-mail messages.

is displayed if the text message memory is full.

indicate the phone status.

Icons Area Text and Graphic Area Displays the following information in standby

mode: Area Information through Cell Broadcast service, Network Name, Time and Date, or Standby Softke

Soft key text

Indications

Display icons

Depending on your phone’s status, the following icons may appear at the top of the display.

Icon(s) Description

Shows the received signal strength. The greater the number of bars, the stronger the signal.

Flight Mode indicator

A call is being made.

Phone is outside the network coverage area; you cannot make or receive a call.

is displayed if the multimedia message memory is full. is displayed if the e-mail memory is full.

Roaming indicator, i.e. you are connected to a network outside your home network.

A GPRS signal is available.

is displayed when there is an active GPRS session.

Call diverting is activated.

You have an active alarm.

The alert type for incoming calls is set to ring only.

The alert type for incoming calls is set to silent

The alert type for incoming calls is set to ascending.

The alert type for incoming calls is set to ring and vibrate.

The alert type for incoming calls is set to vibrate then ring.

The alert type for incoming calls is set to vibration only.

The alert type for all tones is set to quiet and the alert type for all rings is set to vibration only.

A headset is connected.

The auto-answer function is activated.

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Battery level. The bar indicates the available battery charge. If your battery charge is low, is displayed. If your battery is charged, is displayed. The Bluetooth function is activated.

A Bluetooth headset or hands free kit is connected.

Transmitting a file to the Bluetooth.

Automatic display off

If you do not press any key for a minute while the display is dimmed, the display turns off automatically to save power. To restore the display, press any key.

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5. Selecting functions and options

Side Key Special Functions

The following section describes display screen and easy-to-control

Your phone offers many phone operating and customization functions arranged in menus and sub-menus. You can access these functions using the left and right selection

(“Soft”) keys ([ Each menu and sub-menu allows you to view and change the settings of the particular function. Soft key functions change depending on the current context. The label or icon in the bottom line of the display, above the Soft keys, shows each key’s current function.

To display the functions and options available, or select the one required:

1. Press the lef t or right Sof t key as ap prop ria te.

2. To select the function displayed or option highlighted, pr ess the left Soft key or the [OK] key.

3. To highlight the next or previous option in a list, press the Down or Up scroll key.

4. To move back to the previous function or option in a list, press the [C] key.

] and [ ]).

sub-menus and their functions.

- Adjusts the earpiece volume and moves the cursor up in the menu during a call.

- Mutes the ring tone of an incoming call.

- Rejects the incoming call.

Side Up

Side Down

Extra Key

- Turns the flash on if pressed and held.

- Increases the volume in MP3.

- Adjusts the earpiece volume and moves the cursor down in the menu during a call.

- Mutes the ring tone of an incoming call.

- Rejects the incoming call.

- Decreases the volume in MP3.

- Turns the camera capture mode on.

- Works as a camera shutter in the capture mode.

- Turns Video Mode on if pressed and held.

5. To return to Standby mode, press the [

NOTE: In some functions, you may be asked to enter a password or PIN. Enter the required code then press the [OK] key.

] key.

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2. Basic functions

1. Switching the Phone On or Off

2. Making a Call

1. Switching your phone on or off

To switch your phone on

1. Press the [ ] key until the phone switches on.

2. If you are asked to input your PIN (Personal Identification

3. Answering a Call

4. Calling Options

5. Using the Headset

6. Using the Speaker Phone

7 Selecting Menu Functions

8. Entering Text

Number), enter your SIM card’s PIN and press the [OK] key. (For

further details, see Security Settings on page 67) Your ph one starts to search for an available network and the current date and time is shown on the display. Once connected to the network, you can make and receive calls. NOTE: If a malfunction occurs while you use yo ur phone or it is not turned on, remove the battery then insert it again after 5 to 10 seconds. NOTE: To change the language, select the Language menu option. (For further details, see Language on page 66)

To Switch your phone off

Press and hold the [ ] key until the power-off animation is displayed.

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2. Making and ending a Call

1. Press the [

] key to see the Call Log list of dialled, received

To make a call

Enter the area code and the phone number Standby mode, then

press the [ To clear the last digit displayed, press the [C] key.

To clear the all digits displayed, press and hold the [C] key.

NOTE: If you have set the [Auto Redial] option on the phone will attempt to make a call automatically for up to 10 times if it is not answered.

To clear the last digit displayed, press the [C] key. To clear the all digits displayed, press and hold the [C] key.

] key.

To end a call

or missed call numbers in reverse chronological order .

2. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to select the number you

want.

3. Press the [

NOTE: To redial the last number in the Call Logs list, press and

hold the [

] key to dial the selected number.

] key.

To make a call using Contacts

You can store frequently used names and phone numbers, called Contacts, in your SIM card or your phone’s memory. You therefore do not have to remember all your phone numbers; simply select the name to recall the associated number.

1. From Standby mode, press the [

] key to display the View

Press the [ ] key. Once the call is completed, a call summary (displaying the

recipient’s name or number, and the call length) is displayed.

To make a call using Call logs

Your phone logs dialled, received and missed call numbers. The last call number is saved in the first position.

Names list, or press the [

the 2.Contacts menu.

2. Select the number you want from View Names.

Press the [

To make an international call

1. Press and hold the [0] key for the international prefix until the ‘+’

] key to dial the selected number.

]Navigation Down key to display

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character appears on the display, or enter the outgoing national code.

2. Enter the country code, area code and phone number you want to make a call to.

3. Press the [

] key.

To speed-dial from Contacts

Press and hold the Speed Dial number to make a call using the number you have saved. For example, press and hold the “5” to dial a number which you have saved as “5” in Speed Dial list. For speed dial numbers longer than 2 digits, press the first o ne and then press and hold the second one.

To make an emergency call

You can make emergen cy calls even if yo ur phone does no t contain a SIM card.

1. Select Emergency Number, or press the [ SOS] Soft key if your

phone does not contain a SIM card.

2. Press the [

NOTE: This function is standard to all mobile phones. In an

emergency, you can make an emergency call using any mobile phone that does not contain a SIM card.

] key.

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3. Answering a Call

To answer a call

3. Press the [

] key to call the missed call’s number.

When you receive a call, your phone rings (or vibrates). If the caller can be identified, the caller’s phone number is displayed (or the caller’s name, if it is stored in your Contacts). NOTE: This function is network and subscription dependent, and may not be available in all areas.

1. To answer a call, press the [

2. If your answer type is set to [Any Key], you can answer calls by

pressing any key except the [

] key.

] key .

To reply to a missed call

If the incoming call could not be ans wered, a missed call message is shown on your phone’s display to remind you of the call you have missed. NOTE: This function is network and subscription dependent, and may

4. Press the [C] key or [

notification message.

] key to close the 'missed call'

To reject a call

• Press the [ ] key or the [Reject] Soft key.

• Press and hold the [Up] or [Down] scroll key during the incoming

call.

The caller hears a ‘busy’ tone.

To answer a second call

You can answer an incoming call while you have a call in progress, if your network service provider supports this service and you have activated the Call waiting option. (For further details, see Call

Waiting on page 65. You will be notified of an incoming call by a ‘call

waiting’ tone. not be available in all areas. To reply to a missed call, do the following.

1. Press the [View] Soft key to display the list of missed calls.

2. If necessary, scroll to highlight the number you want by pressing

the [Up] or [Down] scroll key.

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• To answer a call while you have another call in

progress:

1. Press the [ ] key to answer the incoming call.

2. The first call is automatically put on hold.

To switch between two calls, press the [Swap] Soft key or [ key.

To end the current call, press the [ The call on hold is automatically reconnected to you.

] key.

• To switch between two calls

Press the [Swap] Soft key.

]

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4. Options during a call

To put a call on hold, and return to a held call

To adjust the call volume

To adjust the earpiece volume durin g a call, do one of the following.

• To increase the call volume during a call, press the [Up] volume

key on the left side of the phone.

• To decrease the call volume during a call, press the [Down]

volume key on the left side of the phone. In Standby mode, you can adjust the key tone volume using the [Up/Down] volume keys.

To display call options

During a call, press the [ ] key to show the call options.

To switch your microphone off (mute) or on (unmute)

You can temporarily switch your phone’s microphone off so that the person you talk to on the phone cannot hear you.

You can put a call on hold whenever you want. You can ma ke another call while you have a call in progress if your network service provider supports this service. Of these two calls, one is active and the other is on hold, and you can switch between the calls.

• To put a call on hold

Press the [Option] Soft key then [Hold], or press the [ ] key.

The callers name and icon are grayed while the call is held.

• To return to the call

Press the [Option] Soft key then [Retrieve].

• To make a call while you are in a call

1. Enter the phone number that you want to dial or look it up in

Contacts.

For example, you may wish to say something to another person in the room but do not want the person calling to hear you.

• To switch your phone’s microphone off

Press the [Mute] Soft key, or press Option then Mute.

• To switch your phone’s microphone back on

Press the [Sound] Soft key, or press Option then Sound.

2. Press the [ automatically put on hold.

] key to dial the second call. The first call is

• To switch between two calls

Press the [Swap] Soft key or [ ] key. The current call is put on hold and the call on hold is reactivated so that you can continue

your conversation with the caller.

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• To end a call

Press the [ ] key in the normal way.

Transferring a call

You can transfer (connect) the current call to the held call if your network service provider supports this service, so that callers can talk

• To add a new person to a multi-party call

1. Call the person in the normal way.

2. Press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Join All] option.

3. Press the [OK] key.

• To add a caller to a multi-party call

Press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Join All] option.

to each other. You will be disconnected from both of them.

1. During a call, make or answer a call in th e normal way then press the [Option] Soft key.

2. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to highlight the [Transfer] option then press the [OK] key.

The two callers will be connected to each other.

Multi-party calls

A multi-party call feature is a network service that allows up to six people to take part in a multi-party or conference call simultaneously. For more information, contact your service provider.

• To make a multi-party call

1. Call the first participant in the normal way.

2. Call the second participant in the normal way. The first call is automatically put on hold.

3. To join the first participant to a multi-party call, press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Join All] option.

4. Press the [OK] key.

• To view the status of multi-party call participants

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key. An icon indicates whether the remote party is participating in the multi-party call (‘Far Multiparty’) or on hold (‘Far Held’.)

• To answer/make a second call during a multi-party call

1. Place the multi-party call on hold by pressin g the [Option] Soft key then pressing the [Hold All Calls] option.

2. Answer or make a call in the normal way.

3. To reactivate the multi-party call on hold, press the [Swap] Soft key.

4. To end the multi-party call, press the [ way.

] key in the normal

• To have a private conversation with one participant

1. Press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Private] option.

2. Press the [OK] key.

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3. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to highlight the participant you want then press the [OK] key. Now you can talk privately with that person.

4. The other participants can continue the conversation with each other.

• To search for a name or group in Contacts

Enter the first letters of the name for Name Search, or the first letters of the group for Group Search. The entries are displayed starting with the first entry matching your input.

5. To return to the multi-party call, press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Join All] option.

6. Press the [OK] key.

All of the multi-party call participants can now hear each other.

• To remove one participant from a multi-party-call

1. Press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Exclude] option.

2. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to highlight the participant then press the [OK] key. The call ends with that participant, but you can continue to talk with the other participants.

3. End the multi-party call by pressing the [

] key.

Searching for a number in Contacts during a call

1. Press the [Option] Soft key.

2. If necessary, press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to highlight the [Contacts] option. Press the [OK] key.

3. Select the preferred search type like Name, Group, or Photo.

4. Press the [OK] key.

• To find a name manually in Contacts

Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key.

• To view the highlighted entry in Contacts

Press the [OK] key.

Using DTMF tones

You can turn the DTMF key tones off or on during a call. When the [DTMF Off] option is selected, your phone does not transmit the key tones. It allows you to press keys without hearing any key tones during calls. To communicate with answering machines or computerized telephone systems, you must select the [DTMF On] option.

• To turn DTMF tones off or on

Press the [Option] Soft key then the [DTMF Off] or th e [DTMF On] option.

5. The Contacts entries are displayed.

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Reading or writing a message during a call

You can read or write a message during a phone call.

1. Press the [Option] Soft key.

2. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to highlight the [Messages] option then press the [OK] key.

• To read a received message, select the Inbox subcommand then scroll to the message that you want to read.

• To write a new message, select the Write New subcommand then press the [OK] key. (For further details, see Writ e New on page 34)

Retrieving Call in Headset/Phone [4.9]

This function becomes available when Bluetooth Headset is connected during a call. To talk using the Bluetooth Headset during a phone, select [Option] and [Retrieve Call in Headset]. On the other hand, selecting [Option] and [Retrieve Call in Phone] allows you to talk using the phone again.

NOTE: While you are on a call using your mobile phone, a certain button of the Bluetooth Headset allows you to talk using the Bluetooth Headset.

To switch to a Bluetooth headset or hands-free kit during a call

This function is available when a Bluetooth headset or hands free kit is connected during a call.

• To switch to a Bluetooth headset or hands free kit

Press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Retrieve Call in Headset/Handsfree] optio n.

• To switch back to your phone during a call

Press the [Option] Soft key then press the [Retrieve Call in Phone] option. NOTE: While you are on a call using your mobile phone, you can also press a button on the Bluetooth headset or hands free kit to talk using the headset or hands free kit.

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5. Using your headset

6. Using the speaker phone function

You can make or receive a call without touching your phone, using your headset. When you connect your headset to the jack located at the top of your phone, the button on the headset works as follows:

• To list recent calls, press the button in Standby mode

• To redial the last call, press the button twice in Standby mode

• To answer a call, press the button when you receive the call

• To end a call, press the button when you have finished the call

To use the speaker phone function during a call, press the [Option] Soft key [

To deactivate the speaker phone function, press the [Option] Soft key then [Speaker Off], NOTES:

1. You may cause an accident if you use the speaker phone function when driving. When driving you should use an EarMic and Speaker Phone car kit instead.

While using the speaker phone function, do not place your phone

] then [Speaker On].

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Using shortcuts in Standby Mode

7. Selecting Menu Functions

Moving within your phone’s menu and submenu functions

To move within your phone’s functions and select the function or value you want, press the following keys.

Key Function [ ] key

[ ] navigation key

[ ] [OK]key

Press the 4-way navigation keys in the main menu to move the menu. See the bottom of the Sub Menu List to check the current setting values in the sub-menu. Then, press the [Left/Right] key followed by the [OK] key to change the preset menu value.

Goes to the main menu in standby mode. Moves within the main menu.

Searches for the submenu.

Goes to the submenu. Goes to the WAP menu.

Key Menu selected if

pressed

[ ] key [ ] key

[ ] Up key

[ ] Right key

[ ] Down key

[ ] OK key

[ ] Left key

[ ] key [ ] key

'View Names'

Messages

Game

STK

WAP

Favorite

Calendar

Recent Calls

Photo capture mode Video capture mode

If pressed and held

Displays ‘Write New’

Displays ‘Game’

Directly connects to WAP browser

Organizer menu

Redial last call

If you do not press the [OK] key, the new value will be cleared without saving.

NOTE: Press the [C] key to return to the previous menu. Input the menu number to access the submenu quickly.

[ ] key

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8. Entering Text

Input Mode

Symbol mode

You can input the special characters like Greek letters, currency units, or a period mark in this mode.

On many occasions you need to input text while you are using your phone, (e.g., storing a name in the Contacts, writing a new message, creating your greeting or scheduling events on your calendar). The available text input modes included.

T9 mode

You can input a letter using only one keystroke per letter. The keypad has more than one letter on it – when you press the [5] key once, J, K or L may be displayed. The T9 mode automatically compares your keystrokes with an internal linguistic dictionary to determine the correct word, thus requiring far fewer keystrokes than the conventional ABC mode.

ABC mode

In this mode, you can input the letter you want by pressing the

To change text input mode

When you are in the area wh ere you can input the text, the text input mode indicator will be displayed at the bottom of the LCD.

Example: Entering a memo.

The number of remaining characters you can enter.

Editing area

The current text input mode and language.

To switch to other text input modes:

1. Press the right Soft key indicating the current text input mode.

keypad once, twice, three or four times until the target letter appears.

123 mode

You can input a number in this mode.

Toggle to the mode you want to use by pressing the [ key. The ‘Language select’ option allows you to change the text

input language.

] right Soft

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To insert a space

To insert a space between words, press the [0] key. To insert a space at the end of a line, press the [Right] scroll key to add a new space character.

[0] Press short Enters a space Character. [#] Press long Changes the text input mode.

[C] Press short Deletes characters one by one.

Returns to previous screen after deleting all characters.

Scrolling

To move the cursor to the left or right within the text, press the [Left/Right] scroll key. And also, to move the cursor to the up or down among the lines, press the [Up/Down] scroll key.

NOTE: By pressing the [Up/Down] scroll key, the cursor can be moved very quickly to the beginning or the end of the text.

Clearing Letters and Words

To clear the letter to the left of the cursor, press the [C] key. To clear all of the letters on the display, press the [C] key longer.

Returning to the Previous Screen

When the text input field is emp ty, press the [C] key to return to the

[C] Press long Deletes all characters and moves the cursor to

the beginning of the input screen.

Using T9 mode

In the T9 alphabet Editor, each word is composed completely as you input the text.

1. Press the keys numbered [2] to [9] to input text. For example, press [4][3][5][5][6] in sequence to input ‘hello’. The word you are typing appears on the display. It may change with each key you press.

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

3. Upon searching a word, input the next text.

previous screen.

TIP: To change the text input mode quickly

[*] Press long Shows symbol screen.

4. If the search fails, press the [ can be typed in. The phone displays the most commonly used

choices first.

5. Continue entering the next word.

] key to search which text

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Using ABC Mode

key. There are three cases:

• Lower case (no indicator)

When typing in ABC mode, press the key labelled with the target letter:

• Press the key once for the first letter.

• Press twice for the second letter.

Example: To display the letter “C”, quickly press the [2] key three times. To display the letter “K”, press the [5] key twice. This method is called Multi-tap typing.

NOTE: The cursor moves to the right when you press a different key. When entering the same letter twice or a differ ent letter on the same key, just press the Right key or wait a few seconds for the cursor to

• Initial capital (

• Capital lock (

[English]

KEY Characters in displayed order

1 . , - ? ! ' @: 1 2 a b c 2 3 d e f 3 4 g h i 4 5 j k l 5 6 m n o 6 7 p q r s 7 8 t u v 8 9 w x y z 9 0 Space 0

)

Using 123 Mode

move to the right automatically, and then enter the next letter. Refer to the table for more information about the characters available. The characters vary, depending on the text input language.

Changing Case

To change the case of the next letter(s) that you type, press the [#]

The number mode allows you to enter numbers into the text. Press the key corresponding to the digit you want to enter.

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Using Symbol Mode

The symbol mode allows you to enter symbols into your text. To display more symbols, press the [Up/Down] scroll key. To input a symbol, press the number for a symbol, and the text will appear in the input screen.

Press the [#] key longer or the [ Symbol mode.

If you entered a symbol with the hot key ([#] long key), press the key again to return to the previous mode.

Press the [

If you entered a symbol with the [ proceed to next mode from Symbol mode .

] key to proceed to a mode next to the Symbol mode.

] Soft key to escape from

] key, press the key again to

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3. Applications

1. Messages

2. Contacts

3. Call Logs

4. Media Gallery

5. Multimedia

6. Settings

7. Organizer

1. Messages

This function allows you to create, send, read and save a mess age using the Short Message Service (SMS: text messages), Enhanced Message Service (EMS: messages including a simple image, animation or melody) or Multimedia Message Service (MMS: messages supporting presentation of various media types, such as full color images and polyphonic ring tones) provided by your network operator, or an E-mail service. Voice mails are also available. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1. Messages.

Note: These features are available only if your service provider’s network supports it. Contact your service provider for more information.

Text Msg.

Short message service (SMS) allows you to send and receive a short text message to and from other GSM phones. Your phone also supports the Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS), which allows you to make a short message consisting of a simple picture, melodies, animation and styled text that add new features to simple text messages. To send a text message by phone, you must obtain the number of the SMS centre from your service provider.

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Multimedia Msg.

• E-mail: Write new E-mail.

Multimedia Message Service (MMS) is a messaging service similar to Short Message Service (SMS). It provides asynchrono us delivery of personal multimedia messages. In addition to the familiar text content of text messages, multimedia messages can contain images, graphics, sound and/or video. An MMS message is a separate multimedia presentation in a single entry, not an attachment to the text file. Using the MMS feature, your phone can receive a multimedia message and/or send a picture message, depending on MMS availability from your service provider. Only the phone that supports the multimedia message feature can receive or display the multimedia message.

E-mail

Before you send, receive, retrieve, reply to , and forward E-mail to a separate e-mail account, you must define your E-mail settings correctly. (For further details, see Settings on page 41)

• Editor options for Text Msg.

While you are entering your message , press the [Option] Soft key

[

] to select from the following options.

• Add Picture: Loads the selected item.

• Add Animation: Loads the selected item.

• Add Melody: Inserts the selected melody and plays it back once.

• Add T emplate : Inserts a clause stored in a Template.

• Save as Draft: Transfers the message to Draft Box and saves it

in your phone’s memory.

• Language: The selected language is displayed at the bottom right corner of your phone’s display.

• Editor options for Multimedia Msg.

While you are editing multimedia messages, slide page information is displayed in the top right corner of your phone’s display.

1. While you are creating a multimedia message, press the

[Option] Soft key to select from the following functions.

Write New

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1. Messages then select

1.Write New, then press [OK] key.

Select the type of message you want to write.

• Text Msg.: Write new SMS or EMS message.

• Multimedia Msg.: Write new MMS message.

• Add Subject: Edits the message subject. (For further details, see

7. Selecting Menu Functions on page 28)

• Add Text: Enters new text into the message. (For further details, see 7. Selecting Menu Functions on page 28)

• Add Image: Adds an image from the Image Gallery. Press the [OK] key to select the image from the image list. (For further details, see 오류! 참조 원본을 찾을 수 없습니다. on page 51)

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• Add Photo: Adds a photo from Photo Gallery. Press the [OK] key

for. The display automatically scrolls to the next slide page after

to select the phone from the photo list in a folder. (For further details, see Photo Gallery on page 51)

• Take a Photo: Adds a new photo by taking a photo using the camera feature. (For further details, see Taking photos on page

55)

• Add Sound: Adds a sound. Press the [OK] key to select the sound from the sound list. (For further details, see Sound

Gallery on page 53)

• Add Template: Adds a multimedia message template. This feature is available only when there are no items on the slide. If there is more than one slide, the Add Template function is not available.

2. While you are editing a multimedia message, press the [Option]

Soft key to select from and use the following options. The options menu may not appear depending on situations.

• Delete Text: Deletes the selected text.

• Delete Image: Deletes the selected ImageItem.

the specified time.

• Page Layout: Arranges the image and text display position in th e slide page. You can set this to Image at Top or Text at Top.

Save as Draft: Transfers your message to Draft Box and saves it

•

in your phone’s memory.

3. Press the [Edit], [Add] or [Replace] Right Soft key to use the

following options.

• Edit: Edits the displayed text.

• Add: Adds an image, photo, sound or slide, o r takes a photo or

video clip.

• Replace: Changes added objects.

• Editor options for E-mail

While you are entering an E-mail message, press the [Option] Soft key to select from the following functions.

• Add Subject (or Edit Subject): Adds or edits a subject.

• Add T ext (or Edit Text): Adds or edits text.

• Delete Sound: Deletes the selected Sound Item.

• Delete Photo: Deletes the selected Photo Item

• Add Subject: Edits the message subject.

• Add Object: Adds an image, photo, sound, slide or video.

• Preview: Shows the message as it appears on the recipient’s

phone.

• Edit Subject: Edits or modifies the subject. (For further details, see 7. Selecting Menu Functions on page 28.)

• Slide Timing: Sets how long the received message is displayed

• Add Attachment: Adds an E-mail attachment.

• Add Template: Adds the text of an E-mail template to the E-mail

text.

• Save as Draft: Moves the E-mail message to the Draft Box and saves it in your phone’s memory.

Press the [Edit], [Add] or [Replace] Right Soft key to use the following options.

• Add: Adds the subject, main text or attachment.

• Edit: Adds the subject, main text or attachment.

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• Delete: Deletes the selected object.

• Text Msg.

• Sending a message

To send Text Msg.:

1. When you have completed entering the message, press the [OK] key.

2. Input the recipient’s phone number on the Number screen. Press the [Option] Soft key to search for a number in Contacts or

Recent Calls. You can add up to 5 recipients.

3. Press the [OK] key. If the transmission fails, the message is saved in the Outbox, from where you can send it again.

To send Multimedia Msg. and E-mail:

1. When you finish creating the message, press the [OK] key.

2. Input the recipient’s number or E-mail address. You can also search for a number or E-mail address in Contacts by pressing the [Option] Soft key.

3. To send the message to several recipients (up to 15 recipients), repeat from step 3.

4. When you have finished entering recipients, press the [OK] key.

To list text messages in Inbox:

In the Inbox, select Text Msg. then press the [OK] key.

To open a text message in Inbox:

When the Te x t Ms g . in Inbox are displayed, select the text message then press the [OK] key.

To reply to a text message:

Press the sender’s number. The Write New screen is displayed. (For further

details, see Write New on page 34.)

To manage text messages in Inbox:

In Te x t M s g . , select a text message then pr ess the [Option] Soft key to select from the following functions:

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Forward: Prepares the received message for sending to another

recipient.

• Delete All: Deletes all text messages in the Inbox.

[Reply] Soft key to write a new message to the

Inbox

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

2.Inbox, and then press the [OK] Key.

The Inbox contains all message types, each of which is detailed below.

• Save to Phone/SIM: Saves the selected message to Phone or SIM.

• Check for E-mail: Checks whether you have received E-mails that have not been downloaded from your service provider’s POP server. NOTE: The POP server does not delete unread E-ma ils, since there may be truncated E-mails depending on your phone’s storage capacity. New E-mails are downloaded to your phone, not unread E-mails

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Press the [Reply] Soft ke y [

] to write and send a new message

download.

3. Select Download to download the message.

to the sender’s number.

To manage a text message opened in Inbox:

When the text message is open, press the [Reply] Soft key [ create a new text message for sending to the sender’s number, or

press the [Option] Soft key to select from the following functions.

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Forward: Prepares the received message for sending to another

recipient.

• Cut: Cuts the following objects included in the message.

1.Objects: Displays all objects included in the message.

2.Numbers: Displays a list of all numbers contained in the

received message, enabling you to select one for ad ding to a new or existing Contacts entry.

3.URLs: Saves the URL information contained in the

message. The selected URL is saved in the bookmark.

• Save as Template: Saves the current message in template form.

] to

• Multimedia Msg.

4. If Auto Download is set to On, you will not be notified and the message will be downloaded automatically and saved in the Inbox as unread.

5. Press the [Reply] Soft key [ message for sending to the sender’s number, or press the

[Option] Soft key [

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Forward: Edits or sends the received message to another

recipient.

• Delete All: Deletes all messages in the Inbox.

• Check for E-mail: Checks whether you have received E-mails

that have not been downloaded from your service provider’s POP server. NOTE: The POP server does not delete unread E-ma ils, since there may be truncated E-mails depending on your phone’s storage capacity. New E-mails are downloaded to your phone, not unread E-mails

] to select from the following functions.

] to create a new multimedia

You can choose to r eceive multimedia message notifications through the SMS network and so select which specific multimedia messages you want to download.

To select multimedia messages for download in Inbox:

1. In the Inbox, select Multimedia Msg. then press the [OK] Key.

2. Check for new messages, an d th en select a message you wish to

To manage a multimedia message opened in Inbox:

1. In Multimedia Msg., select the multimedia message you want to edit then press the [OK] key.

2. Press the [Reply] Soft key [ message for sending to the sender’s number, or press the

] to create a new multimedia

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[Option] Soft key [

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Forward: Prepares the received message for sending to another

] to select from the following functions.

• E-mail options

1. In the Inbox, select E-mail then press the [OK] key.

2. To sele ct fro m the follo wing fu nctions, pre ss the [ Option] Soft key

recipient.

• Cut: Cuts the following objects included in the message.

1.Objects: Displays all objects included in the message.

2.Numbers: Displays a list containing all numbers contained

in the received message, enabling you to select one for adding to a new or existing Contacts entry.

3.URLs: Saves the URL information contained in the

message. The selected URL is saved in the bookmark.

• Save as Template: Saves the current message in template form.

• Message Info.: Displays information on the selected message

(sender, subject, and size).

• CB Msg. options

Cell Broadcast (CB) messages are messages sent regularly to you through your service provider’s network. These contain information such as news bulletins, weather forecasts, sports results or other information sent to you automatically. These messages are

[

• Check for E-mail: Checks whether you have received E-mails that have not been downloaded from your service provider’s POP server. NOTE: The POP server does not delete unread E-mails, since there may be truncated E-mails depending on your phone’s storage capacity. New E-mails are downloaded to your phone, not unread E-mails.

• Download in Full: Downloads into your phone’s user memory all E-mails that have been truncated or could not be received due to the size limit in your phone’s E-mail Settings

Outbox

The Outbox contains all messages you have not yet sent. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

3.Outbox, and then press the [OK] key.

To resend an unsent message:

downloaded automatically into the CB Msg. folder of the Inbox. To select from either of the following functions, press the [Option] Soft key:

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Delete All: Deletes all CB messages in the Inbox.

1. In the Outbox, select the unsent message you want to resend.

2. Press the [Resend] Soft key [

To manage messages in Outbox:

1. In the Outbox, select the unsent message you want to manage.

] to resend the message.

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2. Press the [Resend] Soft key [

] to resend the message, or

2. Press the [Edit] Soft key [

] to edit the saved message, or

press the [Option] Soft key [ functions.

• Edit: Edits the selected message.

• Delete: Deletes the message.

• Delete All: Deletes all messages in the Outbox.

To manage a message opened in Outbox:

1. In the Outbox, select the unsent message you want to edit then press the [OK] key.

2. Press the [Resend] Soft key [

press the [Option] Soft key [ functions.

• Edit: Edits the selected message.

• Delete: Deletes the message.

• Save as Template: Saves the current message as a template.

] to select from the following

] to resend the message, or

] to select from the following

press the [Option] Soft key [ functions:

• Delete: Deletes the message.

• Delete All: Deletes all messages in the Draft Box.

To manage a message opened in Draft Box:

1. In the Draft Box, select the unsent message you want to edit.

2. (MMS) Press the [Edit] Soft key [

message or press the [Option] Soft key [ following functions.

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Save as Template: Saves the current message as a template.

• Send: Sends the selected message.

(SMS) Press the [Send] Soft key [

] to select from the following

] to edit the selected

] to select from the

] to edit the selected message

Draft Box

Draft Box contains all messages you have edited and saved.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

4.Draft Bo x, then press the [OK] key.

To manage messages in Draft Box:

1. In the Draft Box, select the saved message you want to manage.

or press the [Option] Soft key [ functions.

• Edit: Edits the selected message

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Save as Template: Saves the current mes s ag e as a tem plate.

] to select from the following

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Sent Box

Templates

Sent Box saves all messages sent from your phone.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

5.Sent Box, then press the [OK] key.

To resend a sent m es sa g e:

1. In the Sent Box, select the sent message you want to resend.

2. Press the [Resend] Soft key [

To manage messages in Sent Box:

3. In the Sent Box, select the sent message you want to manage.

4. To select from the following functions, press the [Option] Soft key:

• Edit: Edits the selected message.

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Delete All: Deletes all messages in the Sent Box.

To manage a message opened in Sent Box:

1. In the Sent Box , select the sent message you want to edit then press the [OK] key.

2. To select from the follo wing functions, press the [Option] Soft key

[

• Edit: Edits the message.

A template contains a block of text for quick insertion into text messages, multimedia messages or E-mails. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

6.Templates, and then press the [OK] key.

To manage message in Templates:

1. In Templates, select the template you want to manage.

2. To sele ct fro m the follo wing fu nctions, pre ss the [ Option] Soft key

[

• New: Makes a new template. Not available if the templa te space is full.

1.Text Msg.: Creates a new text template.

2.Multimedia Msg.: Creates a new multimedia template.

3.E-mail: Creates a new E-mail template.

• Delete: Deletes the selected template.

• Delete All: Deletes all templates.

To manage message opened in Templates:

1. In Templates, select the template you want to edit then press the [OK] key.

2. Press the [Edit] So ft key [

] to edit the selected template, or

• Delete: Deletes the message.

• Save as Template: Saves the current message as a template.

press the [Option] Soft key [ functions.

• Send: Sends the template.

] to select from the following

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• Delete: Deletes the template.

Settings

• Save Message: Specifies whether the completed message is saved in the Sent Box after it is sent. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to choose either On or Off.

Before you can send or receive messages using your phone, you must configure their settings first. This information is normally provided by your service provider. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

7.Settings and then press the [OK] key.

• Text Msg.

Before you can send and receive text messages, you must configure the following settings. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

7.Setting and then select 1.Text Msg..

• Message Centre: The number of your SMS center, required when sending a message. You must obtain this number from your service provider.

• Message Lifetime: The length of time yo ur message is stored a t the message center while attempting to deliver it.

• Message Type: The message type: Normal, Fax, Voicemail,

• Delivery Report: Specifies whether the network informs you

whether or not your message has been delivered.

• Multimedia Msg.

Before you can send and receive multimedia messages, you must configure the following settings. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select 7.

Setting and then select 2.Multimedia Msg..

MMS Profile:

• Profile Name: Input the profile name.

• Home URL: Input the connection URL.

• Connection Type: Select WAP or HTTP.

GSM Settings

• Gateway

• IP Address: The IP address. A point is added after every 3 digits.

• IP Port: The IP port number.

• Login ID: The ID used to sign in to the gateway.

ERMES, National Paging, X.400, or Internet. The service

provider’s network converts text messages sent from your phone to the selected format.

• Receive to: The location where a text message is stored after it is received. If the storage space of the selected location is full, the message is saved in the other storage location. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to choose either Phone or SIM.

• Password: The password used to sign in to the gateway.

• Data Call Type: Press the [Left or [Right] scroll key to choose

either ISDN or Analog.

• Dial Number: The dial number.

• Login ID: The ID to sign in via GSM.

• Password: The password used to sign in via GSM.

GPRS Settings

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• Gateway

when the message is read.

• IP Address: The IP address. A point is added after every 3 digits.

• IP Port: The IP port number.

• Login ID: The ID used to sign in to the GPRS service

• Password: The password used to sign in to the GPRS service.

• APN: The Access Point Name.

• Login ID: The ID used to sign in to the GPRS service.

• Password: The password used to sign in to the GPRS service.

DNS Settings: The IP addresses for the Domain Name Servers. You

can enter the primary and secondary DNS. This function is available only when you are connected to HTTP.

Bearer: Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select either GPRS Only or GSM Only.

Message Lifetime:

Allows you to set the duration of time your message is stored at the message centre while attempting to deliver it.

Auto Download:

Specifies whether you receive multimedia messages automatically on your phone or you are notified of receiving a multimedia message. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select either On or Off.

Delivery Report:

Specifies whether the network informs you message has been delivered.

whether or not your

• E-mail

Before you can send and receive E-mail messages, you must configure the following settings. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select 7.

Setting and then select 3.E-mail.

Max. Message Download Size:

Defines the maximum size of E-mail messages downloaded. If the E-mail message is larger than the specified size, it is truncated. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select between 30KB, 60KB, 100KB, and 300KB.

E-mail Accounts:

Specifies the list of E-mail accounts. Press the [OK] key to delete, rename, set as the default, or edit the sele cted account. The default account is the account, which is used to send E-mails. The default account cannot be deleted. When you choose to edit an account, you

Save Message:

Specifies whether multimedia messages are saved in the Sent Box after they are sent. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select either On or Off.

Read Report:

Specifies whether the message recipient sends you a ‘Read Report’

can configure the settings below. You can also create a new account.

• User Display Name: The name, which appears in sent E-mail headers.

• E-mail Address: Your E-mail address.

• Incoming Server: The POP3 server used to receive e mail.

Address : The address of the POP3 Server

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User ID: The ID used to sign in to the e-mail server.

Standard: Predefined subject list.

Password: The password used to sign in to the e-mail server.

• Outgoing Server: The SMTP server used to send e-mail.

Address : The address of SMTP Server User ID: The ID used to sign in to the e-mail server. Password: The password used to sign in to the e-mail server SMTP Authenticate: If set to On, then the username and

password are used to authenticate your identity when you send e-mail messages using the SMTP protocol.

• Save Message: Specifies whether e-mail messages are saved in

the Sent Box after they are sent. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select either On or Off.

• E-Mail Bearers: The Internet data connection used to connect to

the e mail server:

GPRS: Select this item then press the [Edit] Soft key to edit the

APN Name, Login ID, and Password.

CSD: Select this item then press the [Edit] Soft key to edit the

Dial Number, Login ID, Password, and Modem Type (ISDN or Analog).

Custom: User-defined subject list.

• Receive: Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to specify whether or not you want to receive CB messages.

• Voice Mail

Before you can access the voice mailbox provided by your n etwork service provider, you must configure the following settings.

• Call: Calls the predefined voice mail system to check whether you have voice mail.

• Voice Mail Number: Specifies the voice mail recipient number manually.

Memory Info.

This function displays the amount of used and available memory on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 1.Messages then select

8.Memory Info, then press the [OK] key.

• CB Msg.

Before you can receive Cell Broadcast (CB) messages, you must configure the following settings.

• Language: Specifies the language of CB messages your phone will receive.

• Info. Subjects: Specifies the subject of CB messages your phone will receive:

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2. Contacts

• Edit: Edits and saves the selected contact’s details

• Delete: Deletes the selected item.

• Send via Bluetooth: Transmits the selected contact’s information

You can store your personal contacts, which can be added or deleted at any time. Yo u can save up to 800 contacts on the SIM or phone memory. The number of contacts on the SIM depends on SIM memory.

Displaying your Contact details

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts.

Searching for a name or group

• Name Search

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

1.Search then select 1.Name Search.

To search for a phone number from Contacts, do the following.

1. Input a name then press the [OK] key. The contact list is shown and the cursor is placed on an item that matches your input data.

2. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to view the recorded

via Bluetooth.

• Add to Speed Dial: Adds the selected number to Speed dial.

• Move to SIM/Phone: Moves the selected contact’s details to SIM

or Phone.

• Language: Changes the language.

• New: New contact.

• Group Search

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

1.Search then select 2.Group Search.

This function lists all phone numbers in the group you specify.

• Service Number

This function displays the list of service numbers available using your SIM card is displayed. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

1.Search then select 3.Service Number.

If necessary, scroll to a number by pressing the [Up] or [Down] scroll

numbers.

3. Press the [OK] key to view all numbers.

To manage contacts, press the [Option] Soft key [ from the following functions:

• Send Message: Sends a message to a selected recipient.

] to select

key then press the [ NOTE: This feature may not be available depending on your SIM

card.

] key to dial the number.

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Adding a new contact

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

2.Add Contact.

2. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to choose a contact then press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select their number.

3. Press the [OK] key to save the number in the Speed Dial list.

2. Add the information for your new contact. Initially, an empty field with a gray color will appear until you input text.

NOTE: Depending on how your phone’s Memory in Use setting is configured, the following fields are displayed .

• Phone: Name, Mobile, Home, Office, Fax, Group, Picture, Melody, E-mail, and Memo.

• SIM Card: Name, Mobile, and Group

• Phone or SIM: Select the saving location – phone or SIM.

Editing contacts

You edit your contacts using the Add Contact screen.

Speed Dialing

This function enables you to use the Speed Dialing function to dial a Contact by pressing a Speed Dial number in Standby mode.

Managing Speed Dial numbers

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select 3.

Speed Dial. The Speed Dial numbers range from 2 to 9, totaling 8

Speed Dial numbers. To add a Speed Dial number:

1. Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to move to an empty entry

• To delete a Speed Dial number

Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to move to the entry you want to remove from the Speed Dial list then press the [Option] Soft key

], then select Delete.

[

• To edit a Speed Dial number

Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to move to the entry you want to

edit then press the [Edit] Soft key [

Configuring Groups settings

This function is used to configure the settings for the five predefined caller groups: No Group, Family, Friends, Business, and VIP. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

4.Groups.

To change the group ring tone, press the [Option] Soft key then select Group Ring Tones. To add your own groups to the predefined groups, press the [Right] scroll key when the predefined five groups are displayed.

Business Card

then press the [Add] Soft key.

This function enables you to save your b usiness card and send it to

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the phone of another Bluetooth user. You can e dit or delete the saved

SIM card onto your Phone. numbers. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

5.Business Card .

To manage your business card information, press the [Edit] Soft

Key [

Soft key [

• Send via Bluetooth: Sends your business card via Bluetooth.

• Edit: edit the saved business card

• Delete: Deletes the saved business card.

] to edit the saved business cards, or press the [Option]

] to select from the following functions:

Memory in Use

This function enables you to specify whether you want to save your contact information on your Phone, on your SIM Card, or on either

Phone or SIM.

• Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

Delete All

This function deletes all information saved on the Phone or SIM card. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

8.Delete All.

Memory Info.

This function displays the amount of Phone/SIM memory in use. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select

9.Memory Info.

6.Memory in Use.

Copy All

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 2.Contacts then select 7.Copy

All.

Select one of the following.

• Phone to SIM: Enables you to copy the numb ers saved on your

Phone onto your SIM card.

• SIM to Phone: Enables you to copy the n umbers saved on your

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3. Call Logs

This function displays missed calls, received calls, and dialed calls. You ca n delete a call log and see the information for the call timer, call cost, and GPRS info in this menu.

Press the [ then select 3.Call Logs.

This function displays missed calls, received calls, and dialled calls. You ca n delete a call log and see the information for the call timer, call cost, and GPRS info in this menu.

NOTE: If Contacts contains the phone number that you want to dial, the name will be displayed, or phone number, date, and time will be displayed alternatively on the Screen. To dial a number, press SEND when the number or name is highlighted.

Missed Calls

This function displays the missed calls list showing the time and date of missed calls as well as the number or name of the caller.

] key in Standby mode, or press the [Menu] Soft key

Press the [Delete] Soft key[

from the list, or press the [Option] Soft key [ following functions:

• Save Number: (Displayed when the number is not found in Contacts.) Enables you to record the caller’s or recipient’s name and number in Contacts.

• Delete: Deletes selected call record from the list.

• Delete All: Deletes all call records from the list.

• Send Message: Sends a message to the person you called or

who called you.

] to delete the missed call record

] to select from the

Received Calls

This function displays the received call list showing the time and date of a received call as well as the number or name of the caller. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then select

2.Received Calls.

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select a received call.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then select

1.Missed Calls.

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select a missed call.

Press the [Delete] Soft key [

from the list, or press the [Option] Soft key [ following functions:

• Save Number: (Displayed when the number is not found in Contacts.) Enables you to record the caller’s or recipient’s name and number in Contacts.

] to delete the received call record

] to select from the

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• Delete: Deletes selected call record from the list.

name of the other party.

• Delete All: Deletes all call records from the list.

• Send Message: Sends a message to the person you called or

who called you.

Dialed Calls

This function displays the dialed calls list showing the time and date of dialed calls as well as the number or name of the caller. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then select

3.Dialled Calls.

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select a dialed call.

Press the [Delete] Soft key [

list, or press the [Option] Soft key [ functions:

• Save Number: (Displayed when the number is not found in Contacts.) Enables you to record the caller’s or recipient’s name

] to delete the call record from the

] to select from the following

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then select

4.Recent Calls.

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select a call.

Press the [Delete] Soft key [

the list, or press the [Option] Soft key [ following functions:

• Save Number: (Displayed when the number is not found in Contacts.) Enables you to record the caller’s or recipient’s name and number in Contacts.

• Delete: Deletes selected call record from the list.

• Delete All: Deletes all call records from the list.

• Send Message: Sends a message to the person you called or

who called you.

] to delete the call record from

] to select from the

Delete Call Logs

and number in Contacts.

• Delete: Deletes selected call record from the list.

• Delete All: Deletes all call records from the list.

• Send Message: Sends a message to the person you called or

who called you.

Recent Calls

This function lists all recent missed calls, received calls and dialed calls, showing the time and date of the calls as well as the number or

This function allows you to choose to delete all missed, received, or dialed call records or delete all call records. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then select

5.Delete Call Logs.

Press the [Yes] Soft key [ you want to execute or cancel this function.

] or [No] Soft key [ ] to confirm

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Call Timer

unit.

This function displays information on call times. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then sele ct 6.Call

Timer. The following information is displayed.

• Last Call Time: Displays the last call’s length, date and time.

• Received, Dialed, Total Call Time: Displays the total call time.

Reset Call Times: Resets the call timer. To confirm the resetting

•

of all call times, input your phone’s password then press the [OK] key.

Call Cost

This function records information on call cost and limits the call charge to prevent you from exceeding your subscription charge. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then sele ct 7.Call

Cost. The following information is displayed.

• Last Call Cost: Displays the cost of the last call.

• Total Call Cost: Displays the cost of all calls.

• Clear Logs: If you input your PIN2 password, this function

deletes all call cost logs.

• Max. Cost: Reads or sets the maximum call cost within the service area:

Read Limit: Reads the maximum number of units. Set Limit: Sets the maximum number of units.

• Cost Unit: Reads or sets the cost unit for the service area.

Read Unit: Reads the cost unit value. Set Unit: Sets the current cost unit value and the cost per

GPRS Info.

This function displays the following information on the volume of GPRS data transmitted. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 3.Call Logs then select

8.GPRS Info. The following information is displayed. Current Info.: Displays the total volume of GPRS data tran smitted in

the current session, in Kbytes.

Last Info.: Displays the total volume of GPRS data transmitted in

previous sessions, in Kbytes.

Total Info.: Displays the total volume of GPRS data transmitted and

received, in Kbytes.

Clear Logs: Clears the logs recording how much GPRS data you

have transmitted.

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4. Media Gallery

This function is used to view, play, delete or edit the photos, images and sounds you have saved on your phone.

key [

• Set as: Displays the following sub-functions:

] to select from the following functions.

Wallpaper – Adds the photo to the Wallpaper list in Display

Photo Gallery

This function allows you to view or edit the photos saved in your phone.

• Viewing and managing your photo albums

Either press the [Menu] Soft key then select 4.Media Gallery then select 1.Photo Gallery, or press the [Menu] Soft key then select

5.Multimedia then select 1.Camera then select 3.Photo Gallery, to

display your Photo Album list. Press the [New] Soft key to add an album to your Photo Gallery. You can add up to 6 albums to the default album My Photo. Press the [Option] Soft key then select Delete to delete an album you have created. Select an album in the list then press the [OK] key to display the list of photos in the album. You can press [Small] or [List] to change the list’s appearance. Select a photo and press the [OK] key to enlarge the photo view. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to view other photos in the album.

• Viewing and managing photos in your photo albums

Select a photo then press the [OK] key to enlarge the photo. To manage the photo you select in an album , press the [Option] Soft

Settings and sets it as the background image shown on

your display.

Contact – Assigns the photo to a contact in Contacts.

• Send via: Displays the following sub-functions:

MMS – Sends the selected photo in a multimedia message. Bluetooth – Sends the selected photo via Bluetooth. E-MAIL – Sends the selected photo in E-MAIL .

• Search: Searches in the album for the photo name you specify.

• Rename: Renames the selected photo.

• Crop Photo: To zoom in to the selected photo, press the Left Soft

key [ selected photo. The photo size is set to the display size when you

save the photo.

• Delete: Deletes the selected photo.

• Delete All: Deletes all photos in the album.

• Information: Views details of the selected photo.

• Print: Prints the selected photo using Bluetooth.

]; press the Right Soft key [ ] to zoom out from the

Video Gallery

This function allows you to view or manage the videos saved on your phone.

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• Viewing and managing your video albums

Either press the [Menu] Soft key then select 4.Media Gallery then select 2.Video Gallery, or press the [Menu] Soft key then select

5.Multimedia then select 1.Camera then select 4.Video Gallery, to

display your Video Gallery list. Press the New to add an album to your Video Gallery. You can add up to six albums to the default album My Video.

Press the [Option] Soft key [ album you have created.

Select an album in the list then press the [OK] key to display the list of videos in the album. You can press [Small] or [List] to change the list's appearance. Select a video then press the [OK] key to play the video automatically.

] then select Delete to delete an

1. Files downloaded from other sources may not be supported.

• Search: Searches in the album for the video name you specify.

• Rename: Renames the selected video.

• Delete: Deletes the selected video.

• Delete All: Deletes all videos in the album.

• Information: Views details of the selected video.

Image Gallery

This function allows you to view or manage the images saved on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 4.Media Gallery then select

4.Image Gallery to display your Image Gallery listing all images

stored on your phone.

• Viewing and managing videos in your video albums

Select a video and then press the [OK] key to enlarge the video. To manage the video you select in an album, press the [Option] Soft

key [

• Set as: Displays the following sub-functions:

NOTES:

] to select from the following functions.

Wallpaper – Adds the video to th e Wallpaper list in Display Settings and sets it as the background image shown on

your display.

Contact – Assigns the video to a contact in Contacts.

• Viewing and managing images in your Image Gallery

Press the [Large] Soft key or press the [OK] key to zoom in to the image selected in your Image Gallery Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to view other images in your Image Gallery. Press List to return to your Image Gallery list. To manage the image you select in your Image Gallery, press the

[Option] Soft key [

Wallpaper – Adds the image to the Wallpaper list in Display

Settings and sets it as the background image shown on your display.

] to select from the following functions.

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Contact – Assigns the image to a contact in Contacts.

• Delete: Deletes the selected sound file.

• Rename: Renames the selected image.

• Delete: Deletes the selected image.

• Delete All: Deletes all images in your Image Gallery.

• Information: Views details of the selected image.

• Send via:

MMS – Files are transmitted via MMS. E mail – Files are transmitted via E-mail. Bluetooth – When Bluetooth is turned on, this function

sends an image file to another Bluetooth device.

Sound Gallery

This function allows you to play back or manage the sound files saved on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 4.Media Gallery then select

5.Sound Gallery to display your Sound Gallery listing all soun d files

stored on your phone.

• Delete All: Deletes all sound files in your Sound Gallery.

• Information: Views details of the selected sound file.

• Send via:

MMS – Files are transmitted via MMS. E mail – Files are transmitted via E-mail. Bluetooth – When Bluetooth is turned on, this function

sends an music file to another Bluetooth device.

NOTE: Consumers who convert MP3 files containing commercial music may be subject to copyright law. You therefore should not distribute those files illegally. Your ph one incorporates DRM (Digital Rights Management) software that prevents protected commercial music from being forwarded illegally and so infringing copyright.

Other Files

The selected sound file is automatically played back once.

• Managing sound files in your Sound Gallery

To manage the sound file you select in yo ur Sound Gallery, press the

[Option] Soft key [

• Set as Ring Tone: Sets the selected sound file as a ringtone. NOTE: You can use MP3 files of up to 500 KB as ringtones.

• Rename: Renames the selected sound file.

] to select from the following functions.

This function allows you to manage files in unsupported formats saved on your phone. It also lists files received via Bluetooth from other devices. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 4.Media Gallery then select

6.Other Files to list all other files stored on your phone.

• Managing other files saved on your phone

To manage the other files you select, press the [Option] Soft key

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[

] to select from the following functions.

• Rename: Renames the selected file.

• Delete: Deletes the selected file.

• Delete All: Deletes all files in your Other Files.

• Information: Views details of the selected file.

• Send via:

MMS – Files are transmitted via MMS. E mail – Files are transmitted via E-mail. Bluetooth – When Bluetooth is turned on, this function

sends an image, photo or music file to another Bluetooth device.

Memory Info.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 4.Media Gallery then select

7.Memoru Info. to display the following memory information:

Displays how much memory is used and available on your phone for photos, videos, images, sound files, Java applications, multimedia messages and your phone’s System information.

NOTE: Special objects, user-defined wallpapers and similar information are stored as System information on your phone.

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5. Multimedia

Camera

This function enables you to use your camera phone to take a photo or video. You can then save and edit the photo or video on your phone.

• Taking photos

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

1.Camera then select 1.Take a Photo to enter your phone’s

Photo Capture mode.

Tip: You can press the [ photos directly.

2. To change the photo shooting mode, press the Right Soft key. This toggles between the following options, repre sented by icons on your phone’s dis play.

Shooting Mode Icon Description

Single Capture General mode for a single photo.

Multi Capture

Frame Capture

] key in Standby mode to prepare to take

Takes multiple photos. The quantity of photos is determined by the Multi-Shot option.

Takes the photo with the saved frame. Image size: 128X160 pixels

3. If necessary, adjust the camera options to improve the photo quality.

4. Frame the image by aiming your phone’s camera at the subject.

5. Press the [ your phone’s display.

Tip: You can use the following keys to adjust your phone’s camera directly.

Function Options displayed Soft key

Image Size Brightness 7 levels (from 0 to 6)

Zoom Control by levels

Hide Icons On/Off

] key or [ ] key to take the photo previewed on

LCD/QVGA/VGA/

[ [

Left & Right [

Up & Down [

]

] key

]

• Viewing your photos

Press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key to zoom in or out of the selected photo relative to its original size. NOTE: You cannot zoom in VGA mode Press the [Cancel] Soft key or the [C] key to return to the camera preview screen.

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• Saving your photos

1. In Multi Capture mode, select Mark or Unmark to check or uncheck the image box beside the captured images to save them.

• Self Timer: Specifies the delay time for all shooting modes.

2. Press the [ you can select a Photo Album and edit the name under which the

photo is saved. In Multi Capture mode, the photo is given a name automatically. However, you can input a name manually if you select only one photo.

] key to display the Save Option screen, where

• Using the camera’s photo options

When your phone’s camera is in Photo Capture mode, press the

[Option] Soft key [ how the photo is taken or appears.

• Video: Switches to Video Capture mode.

Photo Gallery: Displays the Photo Gallery.

•

• Image Size: Specifies the size of photo you want to take. You can

choose LCD(128X160), QVGA(320X240), VGA(640X480),

• Effect: Applies an effect to the photo.

• White Balance: Adjusts the photo’s white balance according to

the ambient lighting. You can choose Auto, Sunlight, Cloudy

] to select the following options adjusting

When you press the [ photo automatically after the specified time. NOTE: The time value is reset to its default value when you exit

Camera mode.

• Hide Icons: Specifies whether the icons are shown on your phone’s display.

] key or [ ] key, the camera takes a

• Taking a video

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

1.Camera then select 2.Take a Video to enter your phone’s

Video Capture mode. The image taken by your phone’s internal camera is displayed.

2. Press the [Up] and [Down] scroll keys to zoom in or out. P ress the [Left] and [Right] scroll keys to control the brightness.

3. Frame the image by aiming your phone’s camera at the subject.

4. Press the [

5. Press the [Cancel] Soft key to cancel recording and return to the Preview screen, or press the [

] key to record the previewed video.

] key to stop recording.

Fluorescent or Incandescent.

• Multi-Shot: Controls the number of photos taken rapidly in sequence.

6. If you press the [ enabling you to select a Video Album to save the video then enter

a video name.

] key, the Save Option screen is displayed

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NOTE: When Auto Save i s selected in the camera settings, the

according to the ambient lighting. You can choose Auto, Sunlight,

video is automatically saved with the default name in the default Video Album.

7. To cancel saving the video, press the [C] key to return to the Preview screen.

To play the recorded video, press the [OK] key.

• Using the camera’s video options

When your phone’s camera is in Video Capture mode, press the

[Option] Soft key [ how the video is taken or appears.

• Photo: Switches to Camera Capture mode.

Video Gallery: Displays the Video Gallery.

•

Effect: Applies an effect to the video.

•

• Frame Rate: Specifies the video frame rate. You can choose 15

or 30 frames per second.

] to select the following options adjusting

Cloudy, Fluorescent or Incandescent.

• Self Timer: Specifies the default delay time for all shooting

modes. When you press the [

] key or [ ]key, the camera

takes a photo automatically afte r the s pe cifie d time.

• Multi-Shot: Controls the number of video taken rapidly in sequence.

Shutter Sound: Specifies whether or not your phone’s camera

•

makes a sound when you take photos. You can choose Off, Shutter, 123, Smile, Whisky, or Cheese.

• Auto Save: Specifies whether or not your phone chooses a default name and album when you take photos and videos.

• Creating a video caller ID

• Settings

Use this function to define your phone’s default camera settings. You can configure the following default camera settings.

• Image Size: Defines the default size of photos you shoot. You

can choose LCD

• Image Quality: Defines the default quality of photos you shoot. You can choose Normal, Fine or Low.

• White Balance: Adjusts the video’s default white balance

LCD is referred to as one of the image sizes.

(128X160), QVGA(320X240), VGA(640X480),

This feature enables you to save a video clip representing a contact, then set that video clip to represent the contact in Contacts. Whenever you receive a call from that contact, your phone plays the corresponding video clip on its display. You can use either of the following methods to create a vid eo caller ID.

To create a video caller ID for a contact from Contacts:

1. Display the contact’s information in the Add Contact screen. (For further details, see Adding a new contact on page 46.)

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2. Press the navigation key when the image field is highlighted. The

2. Display the Video Gallery. (For further details, see Video

Contact Image screen is displayed.

3. Select 3.Take a Video (For further details, see Taki n g a v id e o on page 56), or 4.Video Gallery (For further details, see Video

Gallery on page 51) to specify a video file.

The selected video is played whenever you receive calls from the contact.

To create a video caller ID for a contact from Multimedia:

1. Create and save a video. (For further details, see Taking a video

on page 56)

2. Display the Video Gallery. (For further details, see Video

Gallery on page 51)

3. Select the Video Album containing the video clip then press the

[Option] Soft key [

4. Select 2.Contact in the Set as screen, then select the contact

then press the [

] then select Set as.

] OK key. (You must have stored at least

Gallery on page 51)

3. Select the Video Album containing the video clip then press the

[Option] Soft key [

4. Select 1.Wallpaper in the Set as screen. The selected video will play on your phone’s display whenever it is on standby.

] then select Set as.

MP3 Player

This function enables you to play MP3 music files on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

2.MP3 Player then, press the [OK] key. The following functions are

listed.

• Player: Plays MP3 music.

• Music Album: Loads an existing Music Album of music tracks, or

adds tracks to or deletes tracks from the Album.

• File Manager: Allows you to select music on your phone memory

one person in your Contacts already.) The selected video is played whenever you receive calls from the contact.

• Selecting a video for display in Standby mode

You can set a video clip to play on your phone’s display whenever it is on standby.

1. Create and save a video. (For further details, see Taking a video

on page 56)

directly or make a Music Album.

• Settings: Specifies the MP3 Player’s skin and mode.

• Flight Mode: Deactivates your phone’s telephony functions.

When you turn off the phone, it will reboo ts.

• Player

This function displays the MP3 player’s Player screen. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

2.MP3 Player then select 1.Player.

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To manage your MP3 Player ’s features, press the [Option] Soft key

[

• Play All: Lists all MP3 music files stored on your phone memory.

• Music Album: Selects a Music Album made previously.

• Skin: Changes the images displayed in the Player.

• File Info.: Displays file information on the music currently

] to select from the following functions.

If you want, you can then select or unselect MP3 tracks from the list so they are not played.

selected.

NOTE: Type of repeat:

: Plays the tracks in sequence with no repetition. : Replays the selected track once. : Plays one track repeatedly. : Replays all the tracks in sequence repeatedly.

: Plays the music randomly without any repetition. : Replays all the music randomly and without end.

• Music Album

To control playback of the tracks in your Music Album, press the following keys.

Press the [A-B] Soft key [

Function Available key Play/Pause

Next/Previous play

Stop

Ty pe o f repeat

Volume control

] to repeat between A and B.

[OK ] key

[Left/Right ] key

[Down ] key

[Up ] key

[Left Side Up/Down ] key

This function allows you to make a Music Album of music tracks. If there is no Music Album on your phone, a Music Album containing all tracks on your Phone Memory is created automatically. You can select, unselect and save the tracks you want in a Music Album. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

2.MP3 Player, and then select 2.Music Album.

• File Manager

This function lists all MP3 files on your phone memory for you to select or unselect MP3 files for playback. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

2.MP3 Player, and then select 3.File Manager.

To manage your MP3 files, press the [Option] Soft key [ select from the following functions.

• Save Album: Saves the selected MP3 files in the Album List.

• Rename: Changes title of the selected MP3 file.

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• Delete: Deletes the selected MP3 files.

• Delete All: Deletes all MP3 files.

• Select All: Selects all MP3 files.

The control keys differ depending on the game.

Java

• Unselect All: Unselects all selected MP3 files.

• Information: Shows information on the selected MP3 files.

• Settings

This function allows you to configure your MP3 Player’s operation. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

2.MP3 Player then select 4.Settings.

• Mode: Adjusts how MP3 music is played. You can choose

Normal, Pop, Jazz, Classic, Rock, Dance or Country.

• Skin: Specifies which image is displayed on the Player screen

during playback. You can choose Equalizer, Animation01 or

Animation02.

• Flight mode

This function deactivates your phone’s telephony features, enabling you to use it as an MP3 player in places where mobile phone use is not permitted, for example. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

2.MP3 Player, and then select 5.Flight Mode.

This function allows you to download and run Java games on your phone. You can use your WAP browser to search for Java games and download them for installation on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

4.Java.

• Listing Java games stored on your phone

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

4.Java then select 1.Games.

• Running and managing Java games on your phone

Display the list of Java games stored on your phone. To run or manage Java games, select the Java game in the list then do the following.

To: Press:

Press the [Option] Soft key [ ]

Run the game

then select Run, or press the [OK] key.

Games

Your phone includes one or more games for you to play. Each game contains Help information explaining how to use your phone’s keys that control the game.

View details of the game

Delete the game

Press the [Option] Soft key [ ] then select Info., or press the [ ] Soft key.

Press the [Option] Soft key [ ] then select Delete.

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• Viewing the amount of Java application memory used

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 5.Multimedia then select

4.Java then select 2.Memory Info.

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6. Settings

1.Display Settings then select 2.Greeting.

2. Input the greeting message then press the [OK] key.

This function enables you to personalize how your phone operates.

Display Settings

You can define how information is displayed on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

1.Display Settings.

• Main Screen

This function allows you to change the background image shown on your phone’s display. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

1.Display Settings then select 1.Main Screen.

• Wallpaper: Sets your phone’s wallpaper by selecting from the

Wallpaper list. Wallpaper lists images you can use to set as your wallpaper from your Photo Gallery or Image Gallery. To delete wallpapers other than the default, press the [Delete] Soft key. (You cannot delete the default wallpaper.)

• Wal l pap e r Typ e: Specifies which information is displayed on your

phone’s display. You can choose Digital Clock 1, Digital Clock 2,

Analog Clock, Calendar, Greeting or D-day.

• Greeting

• Back Light

This function allows you to specify for how long your phone’s display is backlit.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

1.Display Settings then select 5.Back Light.

2. Choose how long you want b acklighting of your p hone’s displays to remain on if you do not touch any key. You can choose 5 Sec,

10 Sec, 20 Sec, 1 Min, or 10 Min.

3. Press the [OK] key.

Sound Settings

You can define how sound is played on your phone. Sound Settings define how your phone reacts when you receive a call or a message, how your keypad sounds when you press a key, and more. You can either leave the default ring tone, key tone, and other settings for each of the five available profiles unchanged, or you ca n personalize them to your needs. The five profiles available are

Normal, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor and Car.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

2.Sound Settings.

This function allows you to set the greeting message displayed in Startup or Idle mode.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

• Ring Tone

Either press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

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2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select 1.Ring

3.Message Alert.

Tone .

You can personalize the following.

• Ring Type: Specifies how your phone rings or vibrates when you receive calls. You can choose Ringing, Vibration, Vib then Ring,

Vib and Ring, Ascending, or None (Quiet).

• Ringing Volume: Specifies how loudly your phone rings. You can choose from eight levels ranging from silent to loud (0~7).

• Bell Sound

This function allows you to specify whether your phon e rings, plays music or plays a sound when you receive calls. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select 2.Bell

Sound.

You can personalize the following.

• Sound Box: Specifies whether your phone plays a Melody

Sound, Bell Sound, or User Sound.

You can personalize the following.

• Reminder: Specifies at what intervals you will be reminded when you have received a message. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select Off, Once, Every 2 Min, or Every 5 Min.

• Ring Volume: Specifies how loudly your phone rings. You can choose from eight levels ranging from silent to loud (0~7).

• Sound: Specifies the Message Alert Tone. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to set the Message Alert Tone to Bell1, Bell2, or Bell3.

• Key Tone

This function allows you to select the sound you hear when you press the phone’s keys. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select 4.Key

Tone.

You can personalize the following.

• Melody Sound, Bell Sound or User Sound: Specifies the melody, ringtone or sound played. User Sound plays melodies from the Sound Gallery.

• Message Alert

This function allows you to specify how your phone aler ts you when you receive messages. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select

• T one Type: Specifies whether key tones are turned on or off.

• Ring Volume: Specifies the key tone’s loudness. You can choose

from eight levels ranging from silent to loud (0~7).

• Sound: Specifies the key tone sound.

• Sound Effect

This function allows you to turn the default soun d effect on or off for various events. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

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2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select 5.Sound

2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select

Effect.

You can specify whether the sound effect is played for the following events.

• Menu Moving: When you change a menu with the Navigation key.

• Power On & Off: When you turn the power on or off.

• Option Popup: When you press the [

window is displayed.

• Call Connection: When you dial or hang up.

• WAP Connection: When you connect or end a WAP session.

• Hour Alert: Every hour while your phone is in Standby mode.

• Minute Minder: Every minute while making a phone call.

• Popup Alert: A warning, error, information or question.

] Soft key and a popup

• Profile Name

This function allows you to rename your phone’s profiles. Select a profile name menu from the Sound Setting editing screen to rename it manually.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

2.Sound Settings then press the [Edit] Soft key then select

7.Reset.

2. To confirm you want to reset the sound related values in the profile, press the [Yes] Soft key.

Call Settings

Call Settings define how your phone reacts when you receive a call or make a call, and more. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings th en select 3.Call

Settings.

• Call Divert

This function allows you to divert incoming calls to another phone number. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings th en select 3.Call

Settings then select 1.Call Divert.

Choose All Calls, When Busy, On No Answer, When not Found, or

Cancel All.

• Answer Type

6.Profile Name.

2. Input a new name for the profile.

3. Press the [OK] key.

• Reset

This function allows you to reset all sound related values in the profile.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

This function allows you to specify how calls are to be answered on your phone.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

3.Call Settings then select 2.Answer Type.

2. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to specify which of the following methods is to used to answer calls.

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• SEND key: Incoming calls are answered by pressing the [

Absent, Meeting, Driving, and User Message.

]

• Response Time: Defines the automatic answering time (After 3

key.

• Any Key: Incoming calls are answered by pressing any key

except the [

• Auto Receive: Your phone automatically answers calls after 10 seconds. This feature is available only when a headset is connected to your phone’s headset jack.

3. Press the [OK] key.

] key and [Reject] Soft key.

• Auto Answer

The Auto Answer function works like an automatic answering machine. It plays the recorded message to your caller if you do not answer the call within the defined time. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select 3.Call

Settings then select 3.Auto Answer.

The following information is displayed.

• Auto Answer: Specifies whether or not the Auto Answer

Sec, 5 Sec, 10 Sec, or 20 Sec). If the incoming call is not

answered within this time, your phone plays the recorded message to the caller.

• User Message: Displays your voice message set as the Response Message. Press the [

message. If no message is recorded, the function only records the caller’s message.

] key to play your voice

• Auto Redial

This function automatically redials the number you call if your call is unsuccessful.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

3.Call Settings then select 4.Auto Redial.

2. Select On or Off.

• Call Waiting

This function informs you that you have received a second call while

function is activated.

• Recorded Message: Displays a list of messages recorded. Each recorded message is displayed with its date and time, and the caller’s number. Using the [Option] menu, you can make calls from the Recorded Message list, send messages and delete messages from the list.

• Response Message: Defines which message your phone plays to callers depending on your current situation. These include

you are in a call.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

3.Call Settings then select 5.Call Waiting.

2. Press the [Option] Soft key to select from the following options.

• Activate: Activates the Call Waiting feature.

• Deactivate: Cancels the Call Waiting feature.

• Status: Indicates whether or not the Call Waiting feature is

activated.

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• Send Caller ID

4.Language.

This function prevents your phone number from being displayed on the phone of the people you call. NOTE: This service is network dependent. Please inquire with your network provider.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

3.Call Settings then select 6.Send Caller ID.

2. Select On or Off.

• Own Number

This function allows you to record your own phone number on your phone. NOTE: This function is SIM card dependent.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

3.Call Settings then select 7.Own Number.

2. Press the [Edit] Soft key [

press the [Option] Soft key [ options.

• Add: Adds your own number to your SIM card.

• Delete: Deletes your own number from your SIM card.

] to edit your Own Number, or

] to select from the following

Time & Date

This function allows you to set the time and date displayed on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

5.Time & Date.

You can set the Time, Date, and Date Format.

Favorite

This function allows you to add your own favorites to a Favorite screen, enabling you to access your favorite functions and files quickly. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

6.Favorite.

If there is no item in the Favorite screen, press the [OK] key to add a favorite; if an item is selected, press the [OK] key to go to that item. NOTES: You can add functions down to two levels of function commands. You cannot delete M edia Gallery because it is the de fault function. For the set values in Favorite, the Application Lock item asks yo u to input a password before you can Go to that item.

Language

This function allows you to select which language is displayed on your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

For the set values in Favorite, all items requiring security ask you to input a password before you can access that item.

Auto Keypad Lock

If you don’t press any keypad during the specified duration, you

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can block key press action.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select 7.Auto

Keypad Lock.

The keypad lock duration to one of Off/15 Secs/30 Secs/1 Min/2

Mins.

Push Up/Down the joystick to select the value that you want and

push in on the joystick.

• SIM Lock

This function allows you to specify whether your phone requests the PIN number of SIM cards inserted in it. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 1.SIM Lock.

You must input the password before you decide whether to set SIM Lock .

Network Selection

This function allows you to specify whether your phone selects its service provider network manually or automatically. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

8.Network Selection.

Select either Automatic or Manual.

Security Settings

The security settings enable you to restrict the use of yo ur phone to specific people and types of calls. Codes and passwords are used to protect these features of your phone. They are described in the following sections. See also Access codes in the Appendix, on page 91. Your phone’s security features keep your phone and SIM card safe from unauthorized use, and you can either set a password for your phone or use the Call Barring service and Fixed Dialling mode to restrict which calls can be made using your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings.

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select Lock or Unlock.

• Lock: You must input the PIN number to access to the main menu after you power on your phone.

• Unlock: You are not asked to input the PIN number to access to the main menu after you power on your phone.

NOTE: If you fail to input the correct PIN number 3 times in succession, you will be prompted to input the PUK number.

• Change PIN

This function enables you to change your SIM card’s PIN number. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 2.Change PIN.

You must inp ut the previous PIN2 number and the new PIN2 number to change.

• Phone Lock

This function allows you to lock your phone until the correct password is input. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

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9.Security Settings then select 3.Phone Lock.

outgoing calls are restricted on your phone.

You must input the password before you can access this function.

• Change Password

This function allows you to change your phone’s password. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 4.Change Password.

You must input the password before you can access this function. Input the new password then press the [OK] key. The default password is 1234.

• Application Lock

This function does not allow specific features access. You must input the password before you can access to this function.. This function allows you to lock an application. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 5.Application Lock.

You must input the password before you can access this function.

• Network Barring: This feature is network and subscription dependent. Some bars are set by the network service provider. You can set restrictions on making the following types of calls.

International Calls: Restricts outgoing and incoming

international calls.

Outgoing Calls: Restricts all outgoing calls. Incoming Calls: Restricts all incoming calls. Incoming Calls When Abroad: When you are abroad, this

feature allows you to restrict incoming calls.

Int. Calls Except to Home Country: Restricts international

calls except to your home country.

Clear All: Cancels all barring settings. Change Password: Replaces the old password with a new

one.

• CUG (Closed User Group)

This function allows you to set up a group of numbers that you want

• Call Barring

This function allows you to set restrictions on making certain types of calls. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 6.Call Barring.

You must input the password before you can access this function. You can choose the following.

• Handset Barring: Specifies whether incoming calls and certain

to dial or receive calls from. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 7.CUG.

Select the CUG name then press the [Edit] Soft key [

CUG identifier, or press the [Option] Soft key [ following.

] to edit the

] to select the

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• Delete: Deletes the preset CUG Identifier.

phone and return to the factory default settings.

NOTE: If no record exists, press the [Add] Soft key to display the name input screen for a new CUG.

• Fixed Dialing (Fixed Dialing Numbers)

Fixed Dialing is a service that limits access to specific numbers in

the Contacts list recorded on your SIM card. You must input your PIN2 code to set up or cancel this service. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 8.Fixed Dialling.

Press the [Option] Soft key [

• On

• Off

• Fixed Dial List: Defines the numbers recorded in your Fixed

Dialing List.

] to select one of the following.

• Change PIN2

This function allows you to change your phone’s PIN2 code. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 9.Change PIN2.

You must inpu t the previous PIN2 number and the new PIN2 number to change.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

9.Security Settings then select 10.System Reset.

Input the phone password then press the [OK] key. The default phone password is 1234.

Flight Mode

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

10.Flight Mode.

Once you select "Flight Mode On", you canno t make or receive calls. This mode enables you to switch off all telephone communications functions but maintains power to other functions such as the calendar, games, MP3 Player, etc. This mode supports use of these features in environments where transmitters and/or receivers are not allowed, such as on aircraft. If you select “Flight Mode Off”, your phone will restart.

Software Version

This function allows you to display your phone’s current software version. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 6.Settings then select

11.Software Version.

• System Reset

This function allows you to delete all user settings and data from your

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7. Organiser

 Delete All: Deletes all Alarms from the list.

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser. Organiser provides various functions alarm setting, main event record, memo, world time, calculator, unit conversion, stopwatch and timer.

Alarm

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

1.Alarm.

You can set an alarm to sound up to 5 specific times. (Once you set the On Morning Call, an icon appears on the display)

Setting an alarm

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

1.Alarm to display the current alarm list.

Select an alarm to set and press [OK]. Press the [New] Soft key in the list to set a new alarm with the edit alarm screen.

Press the [Option] Soft key [

 Delete: Deletes an Alarm from the list.  On Snooze/Off Snooze: The alarm that is set to Snooze rings

every 5 minutes for 3 times. Only one alarm can be set to On Snooze.

 On Wakeup Call/Off Wakeup Call: Alarm always sounds

regardless of the ring type, vibration or whatever.

] to:

Press the [OK] key to edit the Alarm, and then press the [ Up /Down] key in the ‘Edit Alarm’ screen to set on Set, Time, or Melody.

In the case of Melody type, press the [ Sound Gallery to select a melody.

In the case of Date, the selection is po ssible only when the alarm type is “Weekly.”

After Date is selected, pressing the [ move the screen where you can set desired weekday..

When selecting the desired weekday, you can set it by pressing the [Mark] Soft key which toggles between [Mark] a nd [Unmar k]. Press the . [OK] key to save the day and move to the previous screen..

] Right key to enter the

] Right key allows you to

Calendar

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

2.Calendar.

The Calendar helps you manage your schedule including your time for calls or special days. Alarm service on a set date is included in this function. The Calendar consists of Monthly View, Daily View, and Event View & Edit.

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Monthly View

Daily View

To: Press:

Move to another day

Move to another week

Move to the previous or next month

[Left] Previous Day [Right] Next Day

[Up] Previous Week [Down] Next Week

[1] Previous Month [3] Next Month

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

2.Calendar from the menu to display the Monthly View.

Press the [New] Soft key to add a new event. Press the [Option] Soft key [

] to:

 View All Events: Shows all of your scheduled events  Del Past Events: Deletes your past scheduled events.  Del All Events: Deletes all of your scheduled events.  Go to Today: Moves to today for selection.  Go to Date: Moves to the set date.

Memory Info.: Displays the number of stored events, not more



than 50.

Use the Navigation key to select the date and press the [OK] key. On a date with any schedule registered, move to Daily View to check the schedule. On a date with no registered schedule, add a new schedule. Any event registered on a date will be displayed at the bottom of the display in form of an icon.

Shows the schedule registered for a date. Sele ct a schedule and press the [OK] key to view or edit the details of an event.

Press the [Option] Soft key [

] to:

 Delete: Deletes an event  On D-day/Off D-day: Sets up or cancels D-Day.  Move Date: Transfers an event to a specific date.  Delete All: Deletes all events.  Send Via Blue to oth: Sends the selected event via Bluetooth

NOTE: When you select D-Day from Screen Control, ‘D-Date, Event Memo Content Part’ will appear in the standby screen. Upon setup of a new D-Day, the existing D-Day is automatically deleted.

Event View & Edit

Shows the registered schedule item by item and edits the schedule or creates a new schedule.

Create New Event (by View & Edit)

1. Select a day from Monthly View and press the [New] Soft key

2. Upon appearance of the New Event screen, select and input an event item by item for registration.

3. After input, press the [OK] key to save the event.

NOTE: Maximum Quantity of Schedule for Registration: 50Maximum Daily Quantity of Schedule for Registration: 8 Period of Registration: 01/01/1950 ~31/12/2043

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Memo

You can keep text memo or voice memo on your phone.

Text Memo

Saves short notes in your phone. You can input text right after you enter to the text input menu on your phone if there is no memo saved. Memory List window pops up is there is a memo saved.

Press the [New] Soft key and input texts to create a new memo. Press the [Option] Soft key [

 Edit: Retrieve existing memos, edit the parts of your choice,

and press the [OK] key for save. * Tip: Press the [OK] key and [Edit] Soft key to return to the editing screen.  Delete/Delete All: Deletes any or all items.

] to:

2. Press the [ press the [Play] Soft key to hear the recorded data.

3. Press the [ to save the data.

* Tip: When the memory is full, the “Not Enough Memory” message will appear and returns to the upper menu.

Play

Select an item and press the [ Press the [Option] Soft key [

 Delete: Deletes the selected voice memo.  Delete All: Deletes all voice memos.  Rename: Renames the voice memo  Send Via:

MMS – The selected item is transmitted via MMS. E-mail – The selected item is transmitted via E-mail Bluetooth – When Bluetooth is turned on, this function sends

the selected item to another Bluetooth device.

] key to terminate the recording process and

] key, input a name, and press the [OK] Soft key

] key to start play immediately.

] to:

• Voice Memo

The Voice Memo function records your voice message. You can use Record, Stop, Play, and Save for voice recording and playback. You can use the Text Editor for title input.

Record

1. Press the [New] Soft key from the Option menu and press the ] key.

[

Worl d Time

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

4.World Time.

This function informs you of world time. Press the [Option] Soft key [

 On/Off Day Light Saving: The Day Light Sa ving function fits

the time of the countries in summer who enforce Summer Time.

] to:

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Select Day Light Saving from the Option menu for setup. The

Press the [Down] key to move to the next line, press the

icon for the country with Summer Time will be activated

Shows that the Summer Time Saving function is on.

* Tip: Summer Time sets the clock one hour ahead.

 Set as Local: Press the [Set] Soft key or select [Set as Local]

from the Option menu and Target Area will be replaced with Home Area.

Calculator

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

5.Calculator.

Your phone has a Calculator function. Calculator provides 4 basic operations +, -, x, and /. Press the number keys and direction keys to input a formula and press the [=] Soft key to display the result. * Tip: Press the [.] Soft key to input a decimal point. Press the [C] Soft key to reset the formula. Press the [C] key short to delete the text of a formula and press and briefly hold the [C] key to delete the whole formula.

[Left/Right] key to select a target unit, and press the number keys to input numbers. Press the [Down] key again to move to the next line and select a result unit and you will get the correct answer. * Tip: The result is automatically recalculated upon a change of unit or value. Press the [.] Soft key to input a decimal point.

Stop Watch

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

7.Stop Watch.

The Stop Watch measures time for all sorts of sports. Press the [

Press the [ to restart the Stop Watch.

Whenever you select the [Lap] Soft key, the 4 lap times as a maximum are displayed and when you select th e fourth [Lap], the Stop Watch stops. Press the [Reset] Soft key to initialise all.

] key to operate the Stop Watch.

] key to pause the Stop Watch and press the [ ] key

Converter

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

6.Converter.

Converter converts a figure between different units i.e. Length, Area, Volume, Weight, and Temperature. Select one from Length, Area, Volume, Weight, or Temperature.

Timer

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

8.Timer.

Sets the alarm bell to ring at a preset time. Press the [Set] Soft key to input a time and minute for countdown and press the [OK] key for setup.

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Press the [ counting down. Now, press the [ and press the [

After the preset time, an additional animation and alarm sound will be provided. Press the [Stop] Soft key to pause both. Press the [Set] Soft key to return to the initial state while Timer is out of operation. When the alarm is ringing with animation at the set time, stop their motion to return to the initial state.

] key after input and the displayed time will start

] key to pause the countdown

] key to restart the countdown.

NOTE: Fatness : Present weight ratio against standard weight.

BMI(Body Mass Index) : The Index of weight against height.

Fatness Checker

Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 7.Organiser then select

9.Fatness Checker.

This function enables you to easily check your physical condition, which is affected by your weight changes, by displaying the fatness level and BMI index based on your height and weight data input by you.

After inputting your height and weight, press the [OK] key to check your fatness level and BMI index.

Press the [Option] Soft key [

 Measure Again : This function allows you to re-input your

height and weight.

 About Fatness :Shows the fatness level determined based

on the fatness value. .

] to:

 About BMI : Shows the fatness level determined based on

the BMI value.

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5. Advanced Functions

1. WAP

2. Bluetooth

3. SIM Toolkit

1. WAP

You can access the Internet with a WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) browser on your phone. This means you can connect to the Internet anywhere and anytime you have network coverage. NOTE: The descriptions below may vary depending on your service provider. Ask your service provider for detailed information.

Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP.

TIP: Press the [OK] key to access the WAP menu directly.

Navigating using the WAP browser

To scroll through and select browser items, press the [Up] or [Down] scroll key until the item you want is highlighted then press

] then select 8.Connectivity then

the [OK] key.

• To display the next or previous page, press the [Down] or [Up] scroll key, respectively.

• To return to the previous page, press the [C] key.

• To return to the startup homepage, press the [Option] Soft key

] then select Home.

[

Entering text in the WAP browser

When you are asked to input text, the current text input mode is displayed above the right Soft key.

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Home

Push Messages

This function contacts your network to load your Wireless Web service provider’s homepage.

Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 1.Home.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

Resume

This function allows you to reconnect to the Web page displayed most recently.

Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 2.Resume.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

Bookmarks

This function allows you to bookmark an Internet addr ess using the WAP browser just as you do with a PC Internet browser.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 3.Bookmarks.

2. To record a URL and Name in the first empty number in your Bookmark List, press the [Add] Soft key.

To manage existing boo kmarks, select the bookmark then press the [Option] Soft key [

• Edit: Edits the URL and name of a bookmark. NOTE: This

function is not displayed for default bookmarks.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

] to select from the following functions.

Your phone can receive Push Messages from your service provider. Push messages are stored in your Inbox.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 4.Push Messages then select 1.Inbox.

2. Select a Push Message t hen press the [OK] key to contact the WAP page concerned.

To manage your Push Messages, select the message then press the [Option] Soft key [

• Delete: Deletes the selected message.

• Delete All: Deletes all Push Messages in your Inbox.

• Go to: Goes to the site of the selected message.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

] to select from the following functions.

Receive Mode

This function allows you to set up your phone for receiving Push Messages.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 4.Push Messages then select

2.Receive Mode.

2. Press the Left or Right scroll key to select one of the following options.

When the user receives an SI (Service Indication) message

• Auto

] then select 8.Connectivity then

• Delete: Deletes a bookmark from the List. NOTE: This function is not displayed for default bookmarks.

• Go: Goes to the bookmarked site.

1. Press the [Options] Soft key [ screen.

·Load: Enters the browser.

] on the Push Message Alerting

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·Postpone: The message is placed in the WAP PUSH inbox.

screen.

·Ignore: Deletes the received message.

2. Press the [Options] Soft key [

screen.

·Exit: Saves and exits the Push Message service.

• Acknowledge

1. Press the [Options] Soft key [

screen.

· Accept: Shows the information for the selected message.

2. Press the [Options] Soft key [

screen.

· Reject: Deletes the received message.

• Off

Does not accept messages.

• Silent

When the user receives a push message, it is saved to the Inbox without an alert. The push message icon appears on the idle screen.

When the user receives an SL (Service Load) message

• Auto

When the user receives a message, it attempts an automatic connection with the corresponding URL. Only an alert occurs.

• Acknowledge

1. Press the [Options] Soft key [

screen.

·Accept: Shows the information for the selected message.

2. Press the [Options] Soft key [

] on the Push Message Alerting

] on Push Message Alerting

] on the Push Message Alerting

· Reject: Deletes the received message.

• Off

Does not accept messages.

• Silent

When the user receives a push message, it is saved to the Inbox without an alert. The push message icon appears on the idle screen.

Go to URL

This function allows you to directly input the address of a URL and connect to it.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 5.Go To URL.

2. Input the URL you want to go to, then press the [OK] key.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

Profiles

This function selects or edits WAP connection profiles on your phone. NOTE: The settings for your WAP service are already entered as required by your service provider. Care should be taken when you make any modification to a profile since it may cause WAP to be inoperative. Your phon e is compatible with OTA (Over The Air) messages. These are used by service providers to send connection details directly to your phone. Please ask your service provider for details of this service.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key [ select 1.WAP then select 6.Profiles.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

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2. To select a profile, highlight it in the Profile List then press the [OK] key. You cannot select Unedited Profile.

To edit a profile, select it in the Profile List then press the [Edit] Soft key to select from the following functions.

• Profile Name: Press the [OK] key to change the profile name.

• Home URL: Press the [OK] key to edit the Homepage URL

provided by your service provider.

• Connection Type: Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select

either WAP or HTTP.

• GSM Settings: This function allows you to set the GSM network

proxy by inputting the following information.

Gateway/Proxy Gateway is displayed. If you set it to HTTP, Proxy is

displayed. Press the [OK] key to display the sub-functions IP

Address, IP Port then input the appropriate information fo r

each of the following sub-functions, inputting the information provided by your service provider.

: If you set the Connection Type to WAP,

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Data Call Type

: Press the Left or Right scroll key to select

Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select GSM Only or

ISDN or Analog. Dial Number

dialup number.

ID.

Password

password.

• GPRS Settings: This menu allows you to set the GPRS network

proxy by inputting the following information.

Gateway/Proxy Gateway is displayed. If you set it to HTTP, Proxy is

displayed. Press the [OK] key to display the sub-functions IP

Address, IP Port then input the appropriate informa tion for

each of the following sub-functions, inputting the information provided by your service provider.

: (Access Point Name.) Press the [OK] key to inpu t the

APN

appropriate APN.

ID.

Password

password.

• DNS Settings: Input the appropriate IP address for the Domain

: Press the [OK] key to input the appropriate

: Press the [OK] key to input the appropriate login

: Press the [OK] key to input the appropriate

: If you set the Connection Type to WAP,

: Press the [OK] key to input the appropriate login

: Press the [OK] key to input the appropriate

GPRS Only.

• Reset Profile: Press the [OK] key to reset the settings of the selected profile. Press the [Left] or [Right] scroll key to select

Yes or No.

Cache

This function sets up your phone’s cache. This feature is used to store WAP pages directly on your phone, to display them rapidly when you return to them.

• Cache Mode

This function sets up the cache memory check, which verifies whether the WAP page’s information is already stored in your phone’s cache memory .

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

1.WAP then select 7.Cache then select 1.Cache Mode.

2. Select one of the following options.

• Always Check: The cache is always checked whenever a URL is loaded.

• Never Check: The cache is never checked.

• Clear Cache

Name Server. You can input the primary and secondary DNS. NOTE: This function is available only when your Connection Type is set to HTTP.

• Bearer: Select the bearer type for each type of network access.

This function clears all data stored in the cache (recently visited WAP pages). Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

1.WAP then select 7.Cache then select 2.Clear Cache.

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Security Cert

This function displays and manages all security certificates stored on your phone.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

1.WAP then select 8.Security Cert.

2. Select a security certificate then press the [Option] Soft key ] to select one of the following functions.

[

• Delete: Deletes the selected security certificate.

• Delete All: Deletes all security certificates stored on your phone.

Version

This function displays the software version of your phone’s WAP browser. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

1.WAP then select 9.Version.

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2. Bluetooth

obstructions such as thick walls or other electronic devices. Bluetooth communication consumes your phone’s battery charge and

The term Bluetooth refers both to the specifications for connecting various devices such as computers, mobile phones and home appliances wirelessly over a short distance and then enabling real time, bidirectional communication between them, and to the products complying with those specifications. Your Pantech S100 mobile phone supports the following Bluetooth profiles:

• Ser ial Port Profile (SPP) for communication with PC connectivity

software

• Dial-Up Networking profile (DUN) as an Internet gateway for a PC

• Hands-Free Profile (HFP) as an audio gateway

• Object Push Profile (OPP) as a client and server

• File Transfer Profile (FTP) as a client and server

• Basic Image Profile (BIP) for printing photos

• Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) for A/V headsets

Bluetooth technology enables cost-free wireless connections between electronic devices within a maximum range of 33 feet (10 meters). A

your phone’s operating time will be reduced. You should take this into account when performing other operations with your phone. NOTE: There may be restrictions on using Bluetooth communication in certain areas. Check with your local authorities.

NOTE: It is recommended to use the Pantech PS1 unit because the Stereo Bluetooth function may not be compatible with stereo Bluetooth headsets made by other companies. Please refer to the Bluetooth Headset manual for Headset operation information.

Bluetooth

This function activates or deactivates your phone’s Bluetooth feature.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

2.Bluetooth then select 1.Bluetooth.

2. Select On to activate Bluetooth, or select Off to deactivate Bluetooth.

Paired devices

Bluetooth connection can be used to send images, videos, texts, business cards, calendar notes, or to connect wirelessly to devices using Bluetooth technology, such as computers. Since devices using Bluetooth technology communicate using radio waves, your phone and the other devices do not need to be in direct line-of-sight (unlike infrared communication). The two devices need only to be within 33 feet (10 meters) of each other, although connections may be subject to interference from

This function displays the paired device or allows you to add a new device. The icon displayed beside each paired device varies depending on the device’s type.

1. Press the [ Menu] Soft key [ select 2.Bluetooth then select 2.Paired Devices.

Press the [Option] Soft key [ functions.

] then select 8.Connectivity then

] to select from the following

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(The functions displayed vary depending on which profiles are

• Search All

supported by the paired device.)

• Connect/Disconnect: Displayed for devices supporting the Bluetooth Headset/Hands-free profile. Connects or disconnects the selected device.

• Browser Folder: Displayed for devices supporting the FTP Server profile. Displays the FTP directory of the other device.

• Edit Name: Allows you to edit the name of the selected other device.

• Delete: Deletes the selected device from the Paired Device List.

• Set Authorized /Unauthorized: Displayed for PCs and PDAs. If

the selected device is set to Authorized, it can access your phone with any permission. If the selected device is set to Unauthorized, the selected device must have permission to access your phone.

• Set as Default/Don’t set as Default: Displayed for PCs and PDAs. If two or more headsets/hands-free devices have been paired, choose one of them to be set as the d efault headset. All headset/hands-free calls will be made or received through the

• Audio Accessory

• PC

• Phone

• Others

After you select which device type you want to search for, the message “Search a device” is displayed.

3. Press the [New] Soft key to begin searching for all devices of the selected type.

• Searching for a device

Every time you search for a new device, the Paired Device List is updated. To cancel the search and d isplay the search results, press the [Cancel] Soft key. You can then press the [Refresh] Soft key to resume the search. Select the device to be paired then press the [OK] key to pair with it.

• Pairing wit h a d e vice

default headset/hands-free. Although you can set a default headset using this function, the last headset connected is automatically set as the default headset. If a device is set as “Don’t set as Default,” the settings of the device set as default are disabled.

Press the [New] Soft key [ select this function, a submenu is displayed listing device types.

Select which device type you want to register from the following options.

] to register a new device. When you

Your phon e next requests the Passkey to be used to register with th e other device. If you and the other device’s owner both enter the same Passkey decided between yourselves, registration is completed.

Sending an object

To send an object via Bluetooth, do the following.

1. Select the file you want to send.

2. Press the [Option] Soft key then select Send via then select

Bluetooth. Your phone searches for other Bluetooth devices

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nearby. Select the Bluetooth device that is to receive the object

exchanges business cards with the other Bluetooth device in the

then press Send. NOTE: If the other Bluetooth device requests pairing, the object is sent after pairing is completed.

Receiving an object

Your phone only receives objects when this has been approved. If you receive Contacts information, it is saved in your phone’s memory. If you receive an Event, it is saved in your Calendar.

Business Card

This function allows you to exchange electronic business cards with another device via Bluetooth.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

2.Bluetooth then select 3.Business Card.

2. Press the [Option] Soft key then select one of the following

functions.

• Receive: Receives the business card from the other Bluetooth

device and displays the card.

• Send: Sends your business card to the other Bluetooth device.

• Exchange: Sends your business card to the other Bluetooth

way you have specified.

Outgoing Call Device

This function allows you to choose whether your phone or a Bluetooth headset/hands-free device is to be used to make calls.

1. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

2.Bluetooth then select 4.Outgoing Call Device.

2. Press the [Option] Soft key then select one of the following functions.

• Phone: You make a call using your phone in the normal way.

• Headset: You make a call through the Bluetooth headset,

provided it has been successfully registered as the default headset.

• Always Ask: When you make a call, a message is displayed

asking you if you wish to use the headset/hands-free. To make the call using the headset/hands-free, press Yes. To make a call using your phone in the normal way, press No. The message

continues to be displayed until the called party answers your call. NOTE: If you do not press Yes or No, the call is made through your phone.

device and receives a business card from the other Bluetooth device then displays it. Your phone searches for other Bluetooth devices supporting the OPP Profile.

3. Select the appropriate Bluetooth device from the list of other Bluetooth devices found then press the [OK] key. Your phone

Visibility

This function allows you to choose whether or not your phone is visible to unpaired Bluetooth devices.

1. Press the [Option] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select 2.Bluetooth then select 5.Visibility.

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2. Press the [Option] Soft key then select one of the following functions.

• Shown to All: Allows other Bluetooth devices to detect your

phone in their searches.

• Hidden: Allows only Bluetooth devices listed in your Paired

Device List to detect your phone in their searches.

Name

This function allows you to edit the name of your phone. This is shown to other Bluetooth devices in their searches. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

2.Bluetooth then select 6.Name.

Address

This function displays the Bluetooth address of your phone. Press the [Menu] Soft key then select 8.Connectivity then select

2.Bluetooth then select 7.Address.

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3. SIM Toolkit

This function varies depending on your SIM card and the network services provided by your service provider.

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6. Appendix

1. Menu tree

2. Access codes

3. Troubleshooting checklist

4. Performance and safety

5. Glossary

6. Memo

1. Menu tree

1 Messages

1.1 Write New

1.1.1 Text Msg.

1.1.2 Multimedia Msg.

1.1.3 E-mail

1.2 Inbox

1.3 Outbox

1.4 Draft Box

1.5 Sent Box

1.6 Templates

1.7 Settings

1.7.1 Text Msg.

1.7.1.1 Message Centre

1.7.1.2 Message Lifetime

1.7.1.3 Message Type

1.7.1.4 Receive to

1.7.1.5 Save Message

1.7.1.6 Delivery Report

1.7.2 Multimedia Msg.

1.7.2.1 MMS Profile

1.7.2.2 Message Lifetime

1.7.2.3 Auto Download

1.7.2.4 Save Message

1.7.2.5 Read Report

1.7.2.6 Delivery Report

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1.7.3 E-mail

2.7.2 SIM to Phone

1.7.3.1 Max. Message Download Size

1.7.3.2 E-mail Accounts

1.7.3.3 Save Message

1.7.3.4 E-mail Bearers

1.7.4 CB Msg.

1.7.4.1 Language

1.7.4.2 Info. Subjects

1.7.4.3 Receive

1.7.5 Voice Mail

1.7.5.1 Call

1.7.5.2 Voice Mail Number

1.8 Memory Info.

2 Contacts

2.1 Search

2.1.1 Name Search

2.1.2 Group Search

2.1.3 Service Number

2.8 Delete All

2.8.1 Phone

2.8.2 SIM Card

2.9 Memory Info.

3 Call Logs

3.1 Missed Calls

3.2 Received Calls

3.3 Dialled Calls

3.4 Recent Calls

3.5 Delete Call Logs

3.5.1 Missed Calls

3.5.2 Received Calls

3.5.3 Dialled Calls

3.5.4 All Calls

3.6 Call Timer

3.6.1 Last Call Time

3.6.2 Received Call Time

2.2 Add Contact

2.3 Speed Dial

2.4 Groups

2.5 Business Card

2.6 Memory in Use

2.7 Copy All

2.7.1 Phone to SIM

SIM Dependent

3.6.3 Dialled Call Time

3.6.4 Total Call Time

3.6.5 Reset Call Times

3.7 Call Cost

3.7.1 Last Call Cost

3.7.2 Total Call Cost

3.7.3 Clear Logs

Network Dependent

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3.7.4 Max. Cost

5.1.5.5 Multi-Shot

3.7.5 Cost Unit

3.8 GPRS Info.

3.8.1 Current Info.

3.8.2 Last Info.

3.8.3 Total Info.

3.8.4 Clear Logs

4 Media Gallery

4.1 Photo Gallery

4.2 Video Gallery

4.3 Image Gallery

4.4 Sound Gallery

4.5 Other Files

4.6 Memory Info.

5 Multimedia

5.1 Camera

5.1.5.6 Shutter Sound

5.1.5.7 Auto Save

5.2 MP3 Player

5.2.1 Player

5.2.2 Music Album

5.2.3 File Manager

5.2.4 Settings

5.2.5 Flight Mode

5.3 Games

5.4 Java

5.4.1 Games

5.4.2 Memory Info.

6 Settings

6.1 Display Settings

6.1.1 Main Screen

6.1.1.1 Wallpaper

5.1.1 Take a Photo

5.1.2 Take a Vi deo

5.1.3 Photo Gallery

5.1.4 Video Gallery

5.1.5 Settings

5.1.5.1 Image Size

5.1.5.2 Image Quality

5.1.5.3 White Balance

5.1.5.4 Self Timer

6.1.1.2 Wallpaper Type

6.1.2 Greeting

6.1.3 Back Light

6.2 Sound Settings

6.3 Call Settings

6.3.1 Call Divert

6.3.1.1 All Calls

6.3.1.2 When Busy

Network Dependent

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6.3.1.3 On No Answer

6.9.2 Change PIN *

6.3.1.4 When not Found

6.3.1.5 Cancel All

6.3.2 Answer Type

6.3.3 Auto Answer

6.3.3.1 Auto Answer

6.3.3.2 Recorded Message

6.3.3.3 Response Message

6.3.3.4 Response Time

6.3.3.5 User Message

6.3.4 Auto Redial

6.3.5 Call Waiting

6.3.5.1 Activate

6.3.5.2 Deactivate

6.3.5.3 Status

6.3.6 Send Caller ID**

6.3.7 Own Number

6.3.8 Active Line

6.4 Language

6.5 Time & Date

6.6 Favorite

6.7 Auto Keypad Lock

6.8 Network Selection

6.9 Security Settings

6.9.1 SIM Lock

SIM Dependent

Network Dependent

6.9.3 Phone Lock

6.9.4 Change Password

6.9.5 Application Lock

6.9.6 Call Barring

6.9.6.1

6.9.6.2

6.9.7 CUG

6.9.8 Fixed Dialling

6.9.9 Change PIN2

H/S Barring N/W Barring

6.9.10 System Reset

6.10 Flight Mode

6.11 Software Version

7 Organiser

7.1 Alarm

7.2 Calendar

7.3 Memo

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7.3.1 Text Memo

8.2.3 Business Card

7.3.2 Voice Memo

7.4 World Time

7.5 Calculator

7.6 Converter

7.7 Stop Watch

7.8 Timer

7.9 Fatness Checker

8 Connectivity

8.1 WAP

8.1.1 Home

8.1.2 Resume

8.1.3 Bookmarks

8.1.4 Push Messages

8.1.4.1 Inbox

8.1.4.2 Receive Mode

8.1.5 Go to URL

8.2.4 Outgoing Call Device

8.2.5 Visibility

8.2.6 Name

8.2.7 Address

9 SIM Toolkit

8.1.6 Profiles

8.1.7 Cache

8.1.8 Security Cert

8.1.9 Version

8.2 Bluetooth

8.2.1 Bluetooth

8.2.2 Paired Devices

8.1.7.1 Cache Mode

8.1.7.2 Clear Cache

SIM Dependent

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2. Access codes

PUK and PUK2 codes (8 digits)

The PUK1 (Personal Unblocking Key) code is required to unblock a

The following section describes various security codes used on your phone.

PIN code (4 to 8 digits) The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code protects your SIM card against unauthorized use. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. If you input the incorrect PIN code entry three times in a row, the PIN code will be blocked. If the PIN1 code is blocked,

need the PUK 1 code to unblock before you can use the SIM card again.

information on the PUK code.

PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits)

The PIN2 code, supplied with some SIM cards, is required to access some functions, such as call cost counters.

Lock code

The lock code can be used to lock the phone and keypad to avoid

you

See

blocked PIN1 code. The PUK2 code is required to unblock a blocked PIN2 code. If the codes are not supplied with the SIM card, contact the operator whose SIM card is in your phone for the codes. You can change the following codes: lock code, PIN code, and PIN2 code. These codes can include the numbers from 0 to 9 only.

NOTE: Avoid using access codes similar to the emergency numbers, such as 112, to prevent accidental dialling of the emergency number.

Call Barring Password (4 digits)

The call barring password is required when you use the Call Barring function. You obtain the password from your service provider when you subscribe to this function. You can change this password using the Call barring menu option. (For further details, see Security Settings on page 67)

unauthorized use.

NOTE: The factory setting for the lock code is 1234. To avoid unauthorized use of your phone, change the lock code. Keep the new code secret and in a safe place separate from your phone.

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3. Troubleshooting checklist

When audio quality is poor:

If you experience any problem while using your mobile phone, please refer to the following checklist. If the problem still persists, contact your dealer or nearest service centre.

When the “Insert SIM Card” message appears:

Make sure the SIM card is correctly installed. Check to see if the SIM card is working properly. If it does not work, try to clean the contact points of the card. If it is out of order, take it to the nearest service centre.

When the “Handset locked enter password” message appears:

Enter the phone password. If you cannot remember the password, contact the nearest service centre.

When the “Enter PIN1” message appears:

InputPIN1. If you cannot remember it, contact the nearest service centre. You can still receive calls even if your mobile phone becomes locked after entering the incorrect PIN1 on three consecutive attempts.

When the “No service” or “Network failure” message appears:

Check the SSI (Signal Strength Indicator) state. If you cannot make a

End a call and try again.

When the other party cannot hear you speaking:

Your phone may be set to MUTE. Disable the MUTE function.

When battery lifetime is shorter than usual:

This may happen when you are in an area with low signal strength. Turn off your phone when it is not in use. Change the battery whe n battery energy is exhausted.

When your mobile phone does not turn on:

Make sure your battery is charged. Check to see if your phone works while recharging the battery.

When you are unable to send a message:

Either you are not registered to receive an SMS service, or you may be in an area where your network service provider cannot provide such a service.

When you are unable to make a call:

Your phone may be set to “fixed dial.” Cancel the “fixed dial” function.

connection in underground areas or in buildings where signal strength may be low, try moving to another place. If you still cannot make a connection, contact the nearest service centre.

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When you are unable to charge the battery:

This may be the result of one of the following three cases.

1. Your charger may be out of order. Cont act your nearest dealer.

2. You may be attempting to use the phone in an overly hot/cold

temperature. Try changing the charging environment.

3. Your battery may have not been connected to the char ger properly.

Check the connector.

When you are unable to input data into your Contacts:

Your Contacts memory may be full. Try deleting some entries from your Contacts.

When you are unable to select a certain function:

You ma y not have subscribed to that function, or your net work ser vice provider may be in an area where such service cannot be pro vided. Contact your local service provider.

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4. Performance and safety

• Keep your mobile phone and its accessories out of the reach of

children.

• Maintain your mobile phone in dry conditions and keep it within

normal operating temperatures. Temperatures higher than 55°C (131°F) or lower than -20°C (-4°F ) ma y da m ag e y our phone.

• Do not use or store your mobile phone in dusty, dirty areas.

• Do not attempt to disassemble your mobile phone.

• Do not drop or cause severe impact to your mobile phone.

• Do not use chemical products, cleaning solvents or detergents to

clean your mobile phone.

• If your mobile phon e does not work properly, contact your dealer

immediately.

• Use only authorized batteries, battery char gers and accessories.

Any malfunction or damage caused by the use of unauthorized batteries, battery chargers and accessories will void the limited product warranty.

• Ensure that the earthing points of the batte ry and battery charger

do not come in contact with conductive objects.

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5. Glossary

speak to the correspondent.

To help you understand the main technical terms and abbreviations used in this booklet and take full advantage of the features of your mobile phone, here are a few definitions.

Call Barring

Ability to restrict outgoing and incoming calls.

Call Diverting

Ability to reroute calls to another number.

Call Holding

Ability to put one call on standby while answering or making another call; you can then switch between the two calls, as required.

Call Waiting

Ability to inform users that they have an incoming call while engaged on another call.

CLI (Caller Line Identification) Services

Services allowing subscribers to view or block the telephone numbers of callers.

EMS (Enhanced Message Service)

Network service sending and receiving messages that include images, sounds and animations to and from another user without having to

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)

New non-voice value-added service that allows information to be sent and received across a mobile telephone network. GPRS can provide a continuous connection to the Internet for mobile phone and computer users, where network coverage allows. It is based on the Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) circuit-switched mobile phone connections and the Short Message Service (SMS).

GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication)

International standard for mobile phone communication, guaranteeing compatibility between the various network operators. GSM covers most European countries and many other parts of the world.

Multiparty Calling

Ability to establish a conference call involving up to five additional parties.

PIN (Personal Identification Number)

Security code that protects the phone/SIM against unauthorised use. The PIN is supplied by the service provider with the SIM card. It may be a four to eight-digit number an d c an b e c han ged, as required.

PUK (PIN Unblocking Key)

Security code used to unlock the phone when an incorrect PIN has been entered three times in succession. The eight-digit number is

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supplied by the service provider with the SIM card.

Voice Mail

Roaming

Use of your phone when you are outside your home area (when travelling for example.)

SIM (Subscriber Identification Module)

Card containing a chip with all the information required to operate the phone (network and memory information, as well as the subscriber’s personal data.) The SIM card fits into a small slot on the back of the phone and is protected by the battery.

SMS (Short Message Service)

Network service sending and receiving messages to and from another subscriber without having to speak to the correspondent. The message created or received can be displayed, received, edited or sent.

Computerized answering service, that automatically answers your calls when you are not available, plays a greetin g (option ally in your own voice) and records a message.

Soft Keys

Two keys marked on the phone, that:

• vary according to the function that you are currently using;

• are indicated on the bottom line of the display just above the

corresponding key.

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RF exposure FCC

public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The For body worn operation, to maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines, use only accessories that cont ain no metallic components and provide a separation distance of 5mm (0.2 inches) to the body. Use of other accessories may violate FCC RF exposure guidelines and should be avoided. This device and its antenna must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Health and Safety Information FCC

This EUT has been shown to be capable of compliance for localized specific absorption rate (SAR) for uncontrolled environment/general population exposure limits specified in ANSI/IEEE Std. C95.1-1992 and had been tested in accordance with the measurement procedures specified in FCC/OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C (2001) and IEEE Std. 15282003

standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional

protection for the public and to account for any variations in.

***This device contains 1800 MHz GSM functions that are not

operational

in U.S. Territories; this filing is applicable only for 850 MHz GSM and

1900

MHz PCS operations.

Ministry of Health (Canada), Safety Code 6. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg *. * In the U.S. and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the

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RF exposure FCC

Health and Safety Information FCC

standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional

protection for the public and to account for any variations in.

***This device contains 1800 MHz GSM functions that are not

operational

in U.S. Territories; this filing is applicable only for 850 MHz GSM and

1900

MHz PCS operations.

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Memo