SAMSUNG SPH-M360 User Manual

Left Soft key Right Soft key Volume keys Talk/Send key

Navigation keys

Menu/OK key Back key

Power/End key Microphone Power/USB/Accessory port

Camera key

3.5mm Headphone jack

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Camera lens

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• Fashionable Flip Phone with Messaging and Voice Commands

• Downloadable Ringers, Games, and Apps

• 1.3 Megapixel Camera and 4x Digital Zoom

Multiple Messaging Options

Mobile Web Options

Organizational Tools

Bluetooth Capable

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Secondary Features

Technical Speciﬁcations

Secondary Features

Technical Speciﬁcations

Memory

Secondary Features

Technical Speciﬁcations

Memory

Call Management & Features

Secondary Features

Technical Speciﬁcations

Memory

Call Management & Features

What’s in the box?

Secondary Features

Technical Speciﬁcations

Memory

Call Management & Features

What’s in the box?

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• Google Search™ Capable

• Mobile Web Browser

• Threaded Text Messaging

• T9

Predictive Text and Preset

Messages

• XMS for Online Picture Uploads

• CDMA 1900 MHz

• Dimensions: 3.9” x 1.9” x 0.7”

• Weight: 2.9oz (without the battery)

3.6oz (with the battery)

• Main Display: 1.33”(w) x 1.78”(h),

WQVGA, 240 x 320 pixels

• Internal Phone Book • Last 60 Incoming, Outgoing and

• Picture Messaging

• Bluetooth

• Organizational Tools

• Parental Controls and Locks

• Java™ Support

• Standard Battery: 3.7 Volt Lithium

Ion, 1000 mAh

• Talk Time: 6.4 Hours

• Standby Time: 254 Hours

• Hearing Aid Compatibility: M3/T3

Missed Calls Log

Wireless Technology*

• Emergency Calls

• Call Timers

• Call List

• Caller ID*

• Call Forwarding*

• Call Waiting*

• Three-Way Calling*

• Samsung M360 Handset

• Standard Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)

Battery

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Car Charger

• AC Phone Charger

• Get Started Guide

• User Guide

Carry Case

Set a Photo as a Screen Saver

Go to Menu > Photos > My Photos. Use the Navigation key to scroll to a photo. Select the Options right softkey, and then Assign > Screen Saver. The Assign option can also be used to set a photo as a Picture I.D. for a contact or as a display picture for incoming and outgoing calls.

Customize Your Navigation Keys

The Navigation key has four customizable segments – up, down, left, and right. The segments can be set as shortcuts for eight different functions:

-Web -Voicemail

-Send Message -My Stuff

-Missed Alerts -My Photos

-My Places -Settings

-Tools -None To customize, select Menu > Settings > Settings > Others >

Navigation Keys. Select the segment to change and press OK. Select the desired function and press OK. Repeat for the other three portions of the key.

Changing Languages

To switch between languages, go to Menu > Settings > Settings > Others > Language. Select English or Español and press OK.

Bluetooth® proﬁles for M360

The Samsung M360 supports HSP (handset), HFP (hands-free), OPP (Object Push), DUN (dial-up networking), and PBAP (phone book access) proﬁles.

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How can a user lock the phone?

Users have a variety of options for restricting and locking services on the Samsung m360. To set a code to prevent other people from using speciﬁc features on the phone, go to Menu > Settings > Settings > Lock Phone. Select a code and press OK and then turn the feature on. Parental controls can also be set. Go to Menu > Settings > Settings > Parental Controls. Select On to turn on. Enter a new four-digit lock code and press OK. Re-enter the code and press OK again. To set restrictions, go to Restrictions and press OK > Continue. Users can restrict voice calls, text messaging, web, and camera; and also require that location be turned on the phone so GPS can locate it in case of emergency.

How can users download games, apps, and ring tones?

To download content on the m360, press Menu > My Stuff. Select between Games, Ringers, Screen Savers, Applications, and Call Tones. After making the selection, choose Get New and press OK. The phone may ask permission to connect to the web; if so, choose Connect. Once the browser loads, navigate through available items for download.

How are Voice Commands accessed?

To access Voice Commands, go to Menu > Settings > Tools > Voice Service. Users will be prompted to say a command. Press the Options key to set the phone to have commands conﬁrmed once they are spoken into the phone, adapt voice, and set audio modes.To set up Voice Guide, go to Menu > Settings > Settings > Accessibility > Voice Guide > On. Voice Guide activates both voice prompt and key press echo functions. Users can hear voice prompts and spoken numbers as they press the keypad.

How can I add my own messages to the preset text messages?

To add your own preset texts and save them to the phone: Select Messages > Settings. Select Preset Messages. Choose Options > Add New. The phone can only hold 20 pre-set messages, so the user may need to delete one or more existing messages before adding another. Once this is done, type a message of 128 characters or less and select Done. The personal message will now be available in the pre-set messages list.

Is it possible to set a schedule reminder on the phone’s calendar feature?

Yes, to do this: Select Menu > Settings > Tools > Calendar > Scheduler. A calendar will appear. Scroll to the appropriate date. To navigate to a date far in the future, select Options > Jump to Date and type in the date. Once the date is selected, select OK > Add New. Type in the name of the event reminder and select Next. Choose the event type (appointment, personal, business, birthday, vacation) and select when the alarm should sound and how often it should recur. Scroll to select the alarm ringer and event start and end times, and add related contacts (optional). Select Done. Dates with scheduled events will have a red ring around them on the calendar grid.