Samsung SCH-I600 (Verizon) User Guide

SCH-i600 Series

Portable Digital Dual Band

Telephone

User Guide

Please read this guide before operating your

phone, and keep it for future reference.

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Contents

Introduction ...............................................................................1

SCH-i600 features .....................................................................1

SCH-i600 closed view ...............................................................2

SCH-i600 open view ..................................................................3

Battery and accessories...........................................................4

Low battery indicator ................................................................. 4

Install the battery ....................................................................... 4

Remove the battery ................................................................... 5

Charge the battery..................................................................... 5

Getting Started ..........................................................................6

Antenna ..................................................................................... 6

Turn your Smartphone on.......................................................... 6

The SCH-i600 display................................................................ 6

The Home Screen .................................................................... 6

Display screen ........................................................................... 7

Icons.......................................................................................... 8

Your Smartphone’s keypad ....................................................... 9

Hot keys................................................................................... 10

Set up Voicemail...................................................................... 13

Contact Customer Care........................................................... 13

Make and answer calls ...........................................................14

Make a call from your Contacts list.......................................... 14

Answer Calls............................................................................ 15

Use the speakerphone in a call ............................................... 15

Navigate menus ......................................................................16

Navigate using shortcuts ......................................................... 16

Optional SD Card ....................................................................17

Transfer data to the SD Card from your computer .................. 17

Use the SD Card ..................................................................... 19

Settings ....................................................................................20

Call Options............................................................................. 20

Sounds .................................................................................... 21

Profiles..................................................................................... 22

Home Screen........................................................................... 24

About ....................................................................................... 25

Accessibility............................................................................. 26

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Data Connections.....................................................................27

Date and Time..........................................................................28

Owner Information....................................................................29

Power Management .................................................................30

Regional Settings .....................................................................31

Remove Programs ...................................................................32

Security ....................................................................................33

Phone Settings.........................................................................34

TTY/TDD ..................................................................................35

Your Personal Digital Assistant ............................................36

Calendar...................................................................................36

Contacts ...................................................................................38

Program Speed Dial numbers ..................................................42

Microsoft® ActiveSync® ........................................................44

Minimum PC requirements....................................................... 44

Install ActiveSync .....................................................................45

Upload and access media files.................................................47

Use ActiveSync via IR ..............................................................49

Partnerships ............................................................................58

Create a New Partnership ........................................................58

Text, symbols, and numbers .................................................59

Enter text using T9 ...................................................................59

Enter text using Multi-tap..........................................................61

Enter numbers..........................................................................62

Messaging ...............................................................................63

Voicemail..................................................................................63

SMS Text Messages ................................................................63

E-mail .......................................................................................66

Voice Signal ............................................................................72

Voice Signal Features ..............................................................72

Understanding Roaming ........................................................77

Roaming...................................................................................77

Roaming Options......................................................................77

Call History ..............................................................................78

View your Call History ..............................................................78

Caller ID ...................................................................................82

Call Waiting ..............................................................................82

Three-way Calling ....................................................................83

Tasks........................................................................................84

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Create a new task.................................................................... 84

Mark a Task complete ............................................................. 84

Activate a completed task........................................................ 85

Delete a Task .......................................................................... 85

Voice Notes .............................................................................86

Make a recording..................................................................... 86

Rename a recording ................................................................ 87

Other Applications ..................................................................88

Pocket Internet Explorer.......................................................... 88

MSN Messenger...................................................................... 90

My Text.................................................................................... 95

Windows® MediaTM Player 8 for Smartphone ....................... 96

Solitaire.................................................................................... 98

The Accessories menu...........................................................99

Calculator ................................................................................ 99

Wireless Link ......................................................................... 100

Infrared Receive .................................................................... 100

Modem link ............................................................................ 102

Portable Keyboard (optional accessory)................................ 104

Warranty ................................................................................114

STANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY ...................................... 114

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

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Introduction

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Samsung SCH-i600.
The SCH-i600 is a Windows Mobile™ based device and is
compatible with Windows Mobile™ Smartphone applications.
The SCH-i600 is an integrated communication device that
allows you to make calls, send and receive e-mail, instant
message friends and family, sync personal information with
your PC, and much more. We ask that you take time to read
this guide and become familiar with this phone’s
many features.

SCH-i600 features

• Large 170 x 220 pixel, 65k color Transflective

TFT screen

• Pocket Outlook

• High speed data (CDMA 2000 1X Technology)

• E911 Capable

• Windows Mobile™ software for Smartphones

• Short Message Service (SMS) Messaging

• Advanced Voice Recognition

• Pocket Internet Explorer

• Secure Digital (SD) Expansion Card Capability

(Supports SDIO cards)

• Wave file, MIDI (Type 0) ring tone support

• Windows

• MSN Messenger

• ActiveSync

®

®

Media Player™ 8 for Smartphone

®

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SCH-i600 closed view

Signal
Strength
Indicator

Antenna

Battery
Charge
Indicator

Front
Display

2

SCH-i600 open view

Earpiece

Icons

SCH-i600 open view

Left Soft

ey Option

avigation Key

Left Soft Key

Headset
Connector

Volume Keys

Home Key

END Key

Voice
Memo Key

Right Soft
Key Option

OK Key

Right
Soft Key

Quick
List Key

Backspace
/Clear Key

Browser
Key

END Key

/Power Key

Alpha-Numeric

Keypad

Microphone

Power/Interface
Connector

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Battery and accessories

The SCH-i600 comes with a standard rechargeable battery,
power accessory, and headset.

The battery for the SCH-i600 can be charged before it is fully
drained without causing damage.

Low battery indicator

An audible alert sounds in standby and talk modes to alert
you of a low battery.

• In standby mode with one bar left on the battery

strength indicator ( ), the Smartphone beeps every five
minutes until it shuts down (approximately 40 minutes for

a standard battery; 100 minutes for an extended battery).

• In talk mode with one bar left on the battery strength

indicator ( ), the Smartphone beeps every minute until
it shuts down (approximately 10 minutes for a standard

battery; 13 minutes for an extended battery).

Long backlight settings, searching for service, vibrate mode,
browser use, and other functions affect talk/standby times.

Install the battery

1. Position the battery on back of the Smartphone so the

plastic tabs on the battery line up with the grooves on the
Smartphone.

2. Gently slide the battery toward the top of the

Smartphone until it snaps into place.

a. b. c.

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Battery and accessories

Remove the battery

1. Press the battery release latch and slide

the battery toward the bottom end of the
Smartphone.

2. Lift the battery to remove.

Charge the battery

Connect the Power Accessory

The power accessory allows you to charge your
Smartphone’s battery from any standard 120 VAC wall outlet.
You can also place calls while the battery is charging.

1. With the battery installed, plug the connector from the

power accessory into the Power/Interface connector at
the bottom end of the Smartphone.

2. Plug the AC module for the power accessory

into a standard 120 VAC wall outlet. Your Smartphone
begins charging.

Although you can place calls while charging, the battery
charges faster when the Smartphone is turned off.

Disconnect the Power Accessory

Once your battery is fully charged, disconnect the power
accessory from the Smartphone.

1. Press the release button on top of the power accessory

connector that is plugged into the Smartphone.

2. Pull the connector away from the Smartphone.

3. Disconnect the AC module from the 120 VAC wall outlet.

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Getting Started

Antenna

Avoid touching the antenna while the phone on. Contact with
the antenna affects the quality of your calls and may cause
the phone to operate at a higher power level than necessary.

Turn your Smartphone on

Once you’ve installed and fully charged the battery, press and
hold . Your service provider’s name and logo briefly
appear in the display, followed by the Home Screen.

The SCH-i600 display

There are two different types of screen displays for your
Smartphone, the

Home Screen and the Display Screen.

The Home Screen

The Home Screen is the first
screen you’ll see upon power up.
Use the
choose and customize the Home
Screen. The numbered items in
the illustration to the right are
described in more detail in the

Home Screen sub menu to

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8)

following table.

The names and descriptions in the following table apply only
to the VZW Full Layout Home Screen. Other layouts are
available through the Home Screen sub menu.

Item Name Function

Indicates such things as signal strength, bat-

1 Title Bar

tery charge status, network mode,
messages, and ringer status.

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Getting Started

Item Name Function

2

Recent

Apps

Most

Service

3

Mode

E-mail/

4

SMS

Pending

5

appoint-

ments

News/

6

Data Card

7Profile

8 Menu Bar

Display screen

Indicates The five most recently used appli­cations. Use the OK/Navigation key to high­light/launch any applications that appear.

Indicates the present mode of service, such
as Home Service or Roaming. The time of
day also appears in the display.

Indicates the number of E-mail or SMS mes­sages in your Inbox.

Indicates names/times of pending appoint­ments.

Access news through Internet Explorer.
Acess the data card through file explorer.

Indicates the currently selected profile.

Displays left and right soft key commands.

1)

The display screen is any screen
other than the Home Screen.

2)

Display screen format does not
change. However, Title Bar and
Menu Bar content change
according to the current menu or
application. The display screen

3)

contains some or all of the elements in the following table.

Item Name Function

Title

1

Bar

Appli-

2

cation

Display

Menu

3

Bar

Indicates the current application, menu, or sub
menu, battery charge status, signal strength,
network mode, and ringer status.

Contains menus, sub menus, Internet content,
and application work areas.

Displays left and right soft key commands.

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Icons

Various icons may appear in your Smartphone’s display or
Home Screen during operation. The following table lists these
icons as well as their descriptions.

Icon Definition

Signal strength, more bars indicate a better signal.

GPS is on for location.

Global Positioning Service (GPS) for 911 is active.

Indicates the ringer is set to On.

Indicates the ringer for the selected profile is set
to Vibrate or Off.

Indicates your Smartphone is charging.

Indicates that the 1X high speed data protocol
is supported.

Receive and transmit icon that appears in the Home
Screen whenever your Smartphone transmits or

Indicates the battery power level. More bars equal
more power.

You have a new SMS message or E-mail message in
your Inbox.

E-mail(1)

You have a new E-mail message. The number in
parenthesis indicates the number of messages.

You have a missed call. Also, the right soft key
changes from Contacts to Call History.

Your Smartphone is in Roaming mode.

You are in speakerphone mode.

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Getting Started

Your Smartphone’s keypad

The keys of the SCH-i600 are functionally divided into
three groups. The Navigation keys, Alpha-numeric keypad,
and Hot keys (on each side of the Smartphone).

1.) Navigation: Scroll through menus
and lists, confirm changes that you’ve
entered, and interact with menus that
appear in the display.

2.) Alpha-numeric:
Enter text, numbers, and symbols.

3.) Hot keys: Located on both sides of the
Smartphone. Used to launch applications,
increase volume, power the Smartphone on
and off, and more.

Navigation/OK key

Use any of the four directional arrows on the Navigation/OK
key to scroll through and highlight items, menus, and
programs in a list or on the Internet. Once an item, link, or
menu is highlighted, press to perform the function
related to the selection.

Home key

Press to return to the Home Screen from any menu, sub­menu, or application.

Back/Clear key

Press to close the current menu and return to the
previous menu or screen. While in any text edit screen, you
can also press to backspace and clear text. Press and
hold to clear all text in the field.

1.)

2.)

3.)

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Soft keys

The soft keys are located at the top of your Smartphone’s
keypad, on either side of the Navigation key. The function of
each soft key is defined by what appears above it in the menu
bar, which is the bottom portion of the display screen.

• Press the left soft key ( ) to perform the function that

appears directly above it in the menu bar.

• Press the right soft key ( ) to perform the function that

appears directly above it in the menu bar.

Alpha-Numeric keypad

Use the alpha-numeric keypad to place
calls. You can also enter text, numbers,
and symbols into messages or
information into
Use multi-press as the standard method for entering text, or

T9 to write messages faster.

Contacts using the alpha-numeric keypad.

Hot keys

There are additional keys on both sides of the Smartphone
that perform a variety of useful functions.

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Getting Started

Voice Memo key

Briefly press the Record/Memo key ( ) to display any
recordings that you have made. You have the option of
recording a new memo or playing back an old memo.

• Once the record list appears in the display, press the left

soft key ( )

1. Press the right soft key ( ) Menu to display a pop-up

menu containing

2. Press the up or down arrows ( or ) on the

Record to record a new memo.

Play, Record, Rename, or Delete.

Navigation key to highlight your selection.

3. Press to confirm your choice.

Volume Up/Down keys

Press and release the up or down volume keys to adjust
earpiece volume from any screen.

Internet/Voice Signal key

Briefly press the Internet/Voice Signal key ( ) to launch

Internet Explorer and go to the most recently visited web

page. Press and hold until you hear a tone, then release it
to launch
numbers, open applications, look up contacts, and much
more using voice recognition technology.

Voice Signal. Voice Signal enables you to dial

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Quick List key

1. Briefly press the Quick List key ( ) to display the

functions listed in the following table.

Tip: Press and hold the Quick List key while the flip is closed to turn on the backlight for the front LED display.

Tip: Press and hold the Quick List key while the flip is open to turn the Radio function on or off. Radio functionality refers to the RF capabilities of your Smartphone. With the radio function off, you cannot place or receive calls.

Function Description

Set your Smartphone to lock after a specified

Device lock

Key lock

Radio off

Normal

Silent

Meeting

Loud

More...

period of time. You’ll be asked to set and con­firm a password to enable this feature.

Lock your Smartphone’s keypad to prevent
accidental dialing. Press the soft key Unlock,

then press
phone’s keypad.

Turn the RF transmitting capabilities of your
Smartphone on or off, enabling you to use
your Smartphone’s PDA capabilities in areas
where phone use is prohibited.

Selects the Normal volume profile.

Selects the Silent volume profile.

Selects the Meeting volume profile.

Selects the Loud volume profile.

Displays the additional profiles of 1 Headset
and 2 Speakerphone.

to unlock your Smart-

2. Press the up or down arrows ( or ) on the

navigation key to scroll through the functions.

3. Once a function is highlighted, press the left soft key ( )

to enable the function.

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Getting Started

Set up Voicemail

All unanswered calls to your Smartphone are sent to
voicemail, even if your Smartphone is turned off. Therefore,
you’ll want to set up your voicemail and personal greeting as
soon as you activate your Smartphone. Your service provider
has assigned your voicemail number to the key.

1. Press and hold to dial your voicemail. *86 and
Calling... appear in the display.

2. When the system answers, enter your password then

press .

3. Follow the system prompts to set up your voicemail.

You can also press , , , then to dial
voicemail.

Contact Customer Care

verizonwireless.com is open 24 hours a day for customer
service, general information, even shopping. But just in case,
be sure to keep the following numbers handy.

• Customer Service (6am–11pm): *611 SEND

• 24-Hour Technical Support (24 hrs.): *611 SEND

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Make and answer calls

1. At the Home Screen, enter the number you wish to call

using the keypad.

2. Press .

Make a call from your Contacts list

Contacts are entries that you create to store names,
numbers, and other information for people or groups of
interest. If you’ve already entered information into your
Contacts list, you can recall and dial the contact easily. See
“Contacts” on page 38 for information on creating contacts.

1. At the Home Screen, press the right soft key Contacts.

2. Press or until the contact that you wish to call

is highlighted.

Tip: To quickly locate a name, press (or multi-press) any key on the keypad that corresponds to the first letter of the contact’s name.

3. When the desired contact is highlighted, press .

Details for the contact appear in the display.

4. If the entry contains more than one number, use

or to highlight the desired number.

5. Press or to call the number.

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Make and answer calls

Answer Calls

1. Make sure that the Smartphone is turned on.

2. When you receive an incoming call, the Incoming screen

appears in the display. press

Reject to silence the ringer and let the call go

Accept to answer the call or

to voicemail.

Use the speakerphone in a call

Speakerphone amplifies the caller’s voice and routes it
through the speaker on back of the handset. You can then
place your Smartphone nearby and converse hands free.

1. While in a call, press the right soft key ( ) Menu. A pop-

up menu appears in the display.

2. Use the navigation key to highlight Speakerphone, then

press . The speakerphone icon ( )appears in the
upper portion of the display. You can now hear the
person you are calling over the speaker.

Tip: Press and hold while in a call to activate the speakerphone.

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Navigate menus

Navigation of your Smartphone’s menus and sub-menus is
similar to that of a Windows-based PC.

1. Press the left soft key, labeled Programs at the Home

Screen.

2. Use the navigation key to scroll through the menus. To

move to the next page of menus, ensure
highlighted (when available), then press

3. Once you arrive at a the desired menu or sub menu,

press .

Navigate using shortcuts

Due to dynamics of i600 menus, a list of menus and sub
menus (along with their corresponding menu numbers) is not
provided in this user guide.

• You can also shortcut to a menu by pressing the left soft

key

Programs, and then the corresponding menu and sub

menu numbers.

For example, press the left soft key

Programs, then press to

launch

ActiveSync.

More... is

.

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Optional SD Card

Optional SD Card

The open slot on the right side of the Smartphone is for use
with an optional SD (secure digital) card. SD cards come in a
variety of sizes and can hold up to 1 gigabyte of data.
Download and use applications, games, and more using the
enhanced storage capacity of the SD card.

Tip: The SD Slot is an I/O port, which allows Bluetooth,

802.11x, phone attachments, and more, enabling expansion
and making your Smartphone the ultimate communicator.

Transfer data to the SD Card from your
computer

1. Insert the SD Card (label side up) into the slot on the

right side of the Smartphone. The beveled edge should
be facing toward the top of the Smartphone.

2. Insert your Smartphone into the desktop cradle and

synchronize the Smartphone with your PC via
ActiveSync.

3. Open Windows Explorer then highlight the application,

game, or folder that you wish to transfer to the SD Card.

4. Highlight and copy the file(s) or folder(s) to your

computer’s clipboard.

5. Using the ActiveSync

menu, click the
icon to open the

folder.

Device

Explore

Mobile

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6. Double-click on the Smartphone folder to open it up.

7. Double-click the Storage Card folder to open it up. Any

contents of the SD Card appear in the display.

8. Locate the folder or subfolder where you wish to paste

the files that you’ve copied.

9. Press Ctrl-V on your computer to paste the files or folders

that you copied to your computer’s clipboard to the
Smartphone SD Card.

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Optional SD Card

Use the SD Card

Once you’ve transferred files from your computer to the SD
Card using ActiveSync, you can access games or
applications that have been transferred to your SD Card.

For example, if you’ve transferred any multimedia files onto
your SD Card that are compatible with Windows Media
Player, simply open Windows Media Player from the Home
Screen and select the media file that you wish to play. There
is no need to look or browse your Smartphone for the SD
Card. The SD Card is recognized when it is installed.

Remove the SD Card

1. Press in on the card with your fingernail until you hear a

click, then quickly release. The card pops out of the slot
approximately one quarter of an inch.

2. Grasp the exposed section of the card and pull it out with

your fingers.

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Settings

The Settings menu is the control center for a wide variety of
functions. Use the
ring tones, editing profiles, and displaying information about
your Smartphone’s hardware and software.

Call Options

1. At the Home Screen, press the left soft key ( )
Programs, then press until More... is highlighted.

2. Press , then use the navigation key to

highlight

3. Press . Call options is highlighted.

4. Press . The Call Options sub-menus in the following

table appear in the display.

Sub-menu Function

Call answer

Provide voice pri­vacy notifications

Auto answer

Phone number

Voice mail
number

Country code

Area code

Settings menu for such things as changing

Settings.

Pick the method that you wish to answer
calls. Options are Send key, Folder open,
Any key.

Check the box to allow voice privacy notifi­cations to be sent via the network.

Set your Smartphone to answer calls after a
specified period of time. Options range from
Off to 10 seconds.

View the phone number assigned to your
Smartphone.

Enter or view the voice mail number
assigned to your Smartphone.

Enter the country code for your Smartphone.
The country code for the U.S.A. is 1.

Enter the area code specific to your location.

5. Use the navigation key to highlight a sub-menu.

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Settings

Press or to choose from available options.

6.

7. Press the left soft key ( ) Done when finished or press

the right soft key ( )

Settings menu.

Cancel to return to the

Sounds

Use the Sounds sub-menu to set the desired tones for such
things as reminders, new messages, and alarms.

1. At the Home Screen, press the left soft key ( )
Programs, then press until More... is highlighted.

2. Press , then use the navigation key to

highlight

3. Press , then press until Sounds is highlighted.

4. Press , then use or to highlight any of the

sub-menus in the following table.

Sub-menu Function

Ring tone

Reminders

New e-mail

New SMS

New voice
message

New instant
message

New channel
message

Alarm clock

Exclamation

Question

Settings.

Selects the default ring tone for calls.

Selects the ring tone or melody for reminders.

Selects the ring tone or melody for new e-mail.

Selects the ring tone or melody for new
SMS messages.

Selects the ring tone or melody for new
voice messages.

Selects the ring tone or melody for new
instant messages.

Selects the ring tone or melody for new chan­nel messages.

Selects the ring tone or melody for an alarm.

Selects the ring tone or melody for an
exclamation.

Selects the ring tone or melody for a question.

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Sub-menu Function

Warn ings

Keypad control

5. Once you arrive at an option, press or to select the

Selects the ring tone or melody for a warning.

Selects the type of sound emitted when a key
is pressed.

desired tone.

6. Press the left soft key ( ) Done when finished, or press

the right soft key ( )
the

Settings menu.

Menu then select Cancel to return to

Profiles

The Profiles sub-menu allows you to select and modify
available profiles. There are separate profiles for normal use,
when in meetings, when using the headset, and so on. Each
profile controls such properties as ringer volume and ringer
type for when you receive a call, when an alarm sounds, and
other essential functions.

1. At the Home Screen, press the left soft key ( )
Programs, then press until More... is highlighted.

2. Press , then use the navigation key to

highlight

3. Press , then press until Profiles is highlighted.

4. Press , then press or to highlight a profile.

Settings.

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Headset and Speakerphone profiles cannot be selected

directly. These options are selected automatically when you
plug in a headset or use the speakerphone option.

1 Normal

2 Silent

3 Meeting

4 Loud