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T9 Text Input is licensed under one or more of the following: U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,818,437, 5,953,541,
5,187,480, 5,945,928, and 6,011,554, and 6,307,548; Australian Pat. No. 727539; Canadian Pat. No.
1,331,057; United Kingdom Pat. No. 2238414B; Hong Kong Standard Pat. No. HK0940329; Republic of Singapore Pat. No. 51383; Euro.Pat. No. 0 842 463 (96927260.8) DE/DK, FI, FR, IT,NL,PT.ES,SE,GB; Republic of
Korea Pat. Nos. KR201211B1 and KR226206B1; and additional patents are pending worldwide.
Using AIM Service on the Samsung R225M3
Getting Started
To use AIM on your phone you need an AIM screen name. This can be an AOL, AIM®, Netscape®,
or CompuServe 2000® screen name. If you do not have an AIM-compatible screen name, get
one free at www.aol.com/aim/wireless
In addition to an AIM screen name, you need a Samsung R225M phone with service from TMobile. To get a phone or find additional information, visit the T-Mobile web site
Navigate to the AIM service
To start the AOL Instant Messenger, scroll to AIM on the main menu (or press the Menu softkey
and then 7), then press the Select softkey:
.
Press the Menu softkey, then
press 7 to navigate to the main
AIM screen. Then press the
Select softkey to access the AIM
menus.
Getting Started
.
Use the AIM menus to sign on to the AIM service, send, receive, and respond to instant messages, access your Buddy List feature, and change AIM settings to fit your needs.
AIM Offline MenusAIM Online Menus
Sign On
Settings
Auto-Sign On
Buddy Updates
Conversations
View Conv.
End Conv.
Send IM to ...
Add Buddy
Buddy Info
Buddy List
Settings
Set Status
Auto-Sign On
Buddy Updates
Change Pwd
AIM Sounds
My Status
Sign Off
Using AIM Service on the Samsung R225M4
Signing On to the AIM Service
You can choose to sign on to the AIM service in two ways: manually or automatically. The first
time you sign on to AIM, you sign on manually—that is, by using the keypad to type your screen
name and password. You can continue to sign on manually each time you sign on to AIM on your
phone or you can set your phone to use your screen name and password to sign on automatically.
Sign on manually
To sign on to the AIM service by typing your screen name and password manually, complete the
following steps:
1. On the phone handset, press the Menu softkey, and then press 7. The AIM Offline menu
appears.
2. Select Sign On and press the Select softkey.
Signing On to the AIM Service
Type your screen name by pressing the key associated with each letter until desired letter
appears. For instance, to type the letter "c," press the 2 key three times.
3. When your screen name is entered, press the OK softkey.
4. Type your password and press the OK softkey.
Type your password the same way you typed your screen name, but remember to press
the Case softkey when changing from lower to uppercase. As you type, each character
appears briefly, and then, for privacy, the characters are replaced with asterisks (*). After
you sign on, the AIM service retrieves your Buddy List®, indicating online and offline
screen names.
Note: Remember, your password is case-sensitive—if you created your
password with both upper- and lowercase letters, you must type it
this way during Sign On.
Sign on to AIM using multiple devices
Signing on to the AIM service affects any other AIM session that you may have started using the
same screen name. When using the AIM and AOL services, you can sign on to both services with
the same screen name; however, any messages you receive will be displayed by the AOL service.
When using the AIM service or the AIM Express service, signing on to one device will sign you off
a session on another device. For example, if you use the AIM service on your PC, and then sign on
with the same screen name on your phone, the AIM session on your PC will be signed off.
Using AIM Service on the Samsung R225M5
Sign on automatically
To set your phone to use your screen name and password to sign on automatically, complete the
following steps:
1. Scroll to Settings and press the Select softkey.
2. Scroll to Automatic Sign On and press the Select softkey.
3. Press the scroll button to select the correct functionality. Choose On to set the phone to
sign on automatically whenever you return to the AIM service. Choose Off to sign on
manually each time you sign on to the AIM service.
4. Press the Select softkey to complete this setting.
AIM status icons
While you are signed on to the AIM service, an icon at the bottom of your phone’s main
screen is displayed. When a new instant message is received, the icon changes to indicate that a
message has arrived. Stay logged in to send and receive messages while your phone is on.
IconDescription
You are signed on to the AIM service.
Signing On to the AIM Service
You have a new instant message.
Exit the AIM screen, but stay connected to the service
Press the Clear key repeatedly to return to the start screen. Now you can access any of the
phone's other features. You still receive instant messages, and can return to the the AIM service
at any time to read them.
Sign Off the AIM service and disconnect from the service
If you do not sign off, you remain signed on to the AIM service even when you turn off your
phone.
1. From the AIM Online menu, scroll to Sign Off.
2. Press the Select softkey. A message, "Signing off from AOL Instant Messenger" appears
briefly, then the phone returns to the AIM menu. Press the Clear key to return to the
main menu.
Using AIM Service on the Samsung R225M6
Using the Buddy List Feature
If you use the AIM service on your PC, the entire Buddy List feature is not downloaded to your
phone. Instead, the first time you sign on to the AIM service from your phone, a Mobile Device group is created and 30 screen names from your Buddy List feature are moved into this group.
Think of the Mobile Device group as your Buddy List feature that you use from your phone.
When you use the AIM service with your phone, you can communicate with the contacts you keep
in your Buddy List feature in much the same way that you would from your computer. If you are
already an AOL, Netscape, or CompuServe 2000® member, or if you use the AIM service on your
personal computer, up to 30 screen names from your Buddy List feature are accessible to you
from your mobile phone.
In addition, when you sign on to the AIM service from a mobile phone, anyone who is using AIM
version 4.8.2646 or higher, or AOL version 7.0 or later, will see a Mobile Device icon
next to your screen name both in their Buddy List window and in the Instant Messaging window.
This icon lets others know that you are using the AIM service from a mobile phone, and that it
may take longer to type messages, or that your messages may be shorter in length.
Buddy status icons
The buddy status icons give you information at a glance about a screen name.
Icon Description
Using the Buddy List Feature
appear
An online screen name appears with no icon next to it.
This screen name is offline and can't exchange IMs.
Open conversation is in progress with this screen name.
You are declining messages from this screen name during
the current AIM session.
This screen name has set an Away message: the AIM user
is online but currently unavailable for instant messaging.
You have set an alert to be notified when this screen name
comes online.
Using AIM Service on the Samsung R225M7
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