Sony ericsson Z558I User Manual
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Added dimensions – Accessories
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Stereo Portable Handsfree HPM-70
Deep bass with light in-ear design.
Desk Stand CDS-60
Your phone’s best assistant: connect a
USB cable, charger and portable
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Contents
Getting started ................... 4
Getting to know the phone 7
Entering characters .......... 12
Calling ............................... 19
Messaging ........................ 31
Imaging ............................. 36
Entertainment ................... 40
Connectivity ...................... 44
More features ................... 50
Troubleshooting ............... 55
Important information ...... 57
Index ................................. 67
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applies to the GSM International Emergency
Number 112.
Please contact your network operator or service
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1Contents
Your mobile phone has the capability to download,
store and forward additional content, e.g.
ringtones. The use of such content may be
restricted or prohibited by rights of third parties,
including but not limited to restriction under
applicable copyright laws. You, and not Sony
Ericsson, are entirely responsible for additional
content that you download to or forward from your
mobile phone. Prior to your use of any additional
content, please verify that your intended use is
properly licensed or is otherwise authorized. Sony
Ericsson does not guarantee the accuracy, integrity
or quality of any additional content or any other
third party content. Under no circumstances will
Sony Ericsson be liable in any way for your
improper use of additional content or other third
party content.
PlayNow™, MusicDJ™, PhotoDJ™, and
VideoDJ™ are trademarks or registered trademarks
of Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB.
The Bluetooth™ word mark and logos are owned
by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such
marks by Sony Ericsson is under license.
Memory Stick Micro™ and M2™ are registered
trademarks of Sony corporation.
Microsoft, Windows and PowerPoint are either
registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in the U.S and other countries/regions.
Mac OS is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.,
registered in the U.S. and other countries.
T9™ Text Input is a trademark or a registered
trademark of Tegic Communications.
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; 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; and additional patents
are pending worldwide.
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End-user license agreement for Sun™ Java™
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reserved.
Note Sony Ericsson advises users to backup their
personal data information.
All illustrations are for illustration only and may not
accurately depict the actual phone.
User guide symbols
The following instruction symbols
appear in this User guide:
} Use the navigation key to scroll and
Press the navigation key centre.
Press the navigation key up.
Press the navigation key down.
Press the navigation key to the left.
Press the navigation key to the
%
% 10 Navigating the menus.
select
right.
See also page ...
Note
Indicates that a service or function
is network- or subscriptiondependent. Because of this, all
menus may not be available in your
phone. Consult your network
operator for more information.
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Getting started
To insert the SIM card
To charge the battery
1 Remove the battery cover.
2 Slide the SIM card into its holder with
the gold contacts facing down.
3 Insert the battery with the label side up
and the connectors facing in.
4 Slide the battery cover into place.
4 Getting started
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1 Connect the charger plug to the phone
with the symbol facing upwards.
2 It may take 30 minutes before the
battery icon appears.
3 Wait approximately 2.5 hours or until
the battery icon indicates that the
battery is fully charged. For an
indication of charging, press to
activate the screen.
4 Remove the charger by pulling it out.
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Talk time or standby time may become
shorter due to wear and you may have
to replace your battery. Only use
approved batteries from Sony Ericsson
% 61 Battery.
Save contacts to your SIM card before
you remove it from another phone.
Contacts may have been saved in the
phone memory
% 20 Contacts.
To turn the phone on and off
1 Press and hold .
2 Enter your SIM card PIN, if you have
one.
3 At first start-up, select the language
for phone menus.
4 } Yes if you want the setup wizard to
help you with instructions and tips.
The setup wizard is also available in
the menu system. From standby,
select Menu } Settings } General
} Setup wizard.
To make and receive calls
1 Enter the area code and phone
number } Call to make the call.
2 } End call to end the call. When the
phone rings } Answer to answer the
call. For more information
% 19 Making and receiving calls.
"Memory Stick Micro™" ("M2™")
Use a memory card to save, for
example, pictures.
Your phone does not come with a
memory card. You can buy a memory
card to add more storage space to your
phone.
If you use a memory card you can
select to automatically save all
pictures on the memory card
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5Getting started
To insert and remove the memory
card
1 Remove the battery cover.
2 Insert the memory card in the slot.
3 Press the edge of the memory card to
release it from the slot.
PIN
You may need a PIN (Personal
Identification Number) from your
network operator to activate the
services in your phone. Each PIN digit
appears as *, unless it starts with
emergency number digits, for
example, 112 or 911. This is so you
can always make emergency calls.
% 20 Emergency calls. Press to
correct mistakes.
If you enter the wrong PIN three times in
a row, the SIM card is blocked
card lock.
% 53 SIM
Standby mode
After you have turned the phone on
and entered your PIN, the name of the
network operator will appear on the
display. This is called standby mode.
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Getting to know the phone
Phone overview
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1 Camera key
2 Selection key
3 Back key
4 "Memory Stick Micro" ("M2") slot
5 Activity menu key
6Microphone
7 Ear speaker
8 Navigation key
9 Volume button
10 Selection key
11 Clear key
12 On/off key
13 Charger and USB connector
14 Stylus
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7Getting to know the phone
Menu overview
PlayNow™* Internet services* Entertainment
Online services*
Games
VideoDJ™
PhotoDJ™
MusicDJ™
Remote control
Record sound
Camera Messaging Media player
Write new
Inbox
My friends*
Email
Call voicemail
Drafts
Outbox
Sent messages
Saved messages
Templates
Settings
File manager*** Contacts**
Options
All files
On Memory Stick
In phone
New contact
Radio
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Calls***
All
Answered
Dialled
Missed
* Some menus are operator-, network- and subscription-dependent.
** Options when phone contacts are set to default. Options change when SIM contacts are set to default.
*** Use the navigation key right and left to move between tabs in submenus. For more information
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Organizer
Alarms
Calendar
Tasks
Notes
Calculator
Synchronization
Timer
Stopwatch
Applications
Code memo
Settings***
General
Sounds & alerts
Display
Calls
Connectivity*
Status bar icons
Tells you the strength of the GSM
network signal.
Tells you the status of the battery.
Tells you the status of the battery
charging.
You have missed an incoming call.
Call and messaging function alerts
are off, alarm is still on.
You have received a text message.
You have received an email
message.
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message.
You have an ongoing call.
You have an appointment reminder.
You have a task reminder.
The magic word is activated.
Handsfree is connected.
Radio playing in the background.
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9Getting to know the phone
Navigating the menus
The main menus are shown as icons.
Some submenus include tabs that
appear on the screen.
• Press to go to the main menu or to
select items.
• Press , , or to move
through menus and tabs.
• Press to go back one level in the
menus or to end a function or
application. Press and hold to
return to standby.
• Press to select the options shown
immediately above these keys on the
screen.
• Press to delete items.
• Scroll to a menu item } Info to get
help on selected features.
• } More to enter a list of options.
Shortcuts
From standby, you can use , ,
or to go directly to a function.
To create a standby shortcut
1 Press and follow the instructions.
2 Scroll to a function } Shortcut.
To edit a standby shortcut
3 From standby, select Menu } Settings
} General } Shortcuts and select a
shortcut } Edit contact.
4 Scroll to a function } Shortcut.
Activity menu
Use the activity menu to view and
handle new events, and access
bookmarks and shortcuts.
To open the activity menu
Press and use and to select
a tab.
Activity menu tabs
• New events – such as missed calls
and messages.
• My shortcuts – applications that are
running in the background and your
shortcuts. You can add, delete and
change the order of shortcuts.
• Bookmarks – your Internet
bookmarks.
If you want new events to appear as
pop-up text instead of in the activity
menu, from standby, select Menu
} Settings } General }
} Popup.
New events
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Shut down menu
Use the shut down menu to turn off
the phone, activate silent mode or
activate a profile. For more information
about profiles
To open the shut down menu
Press and select a menu item.
% 50 Profiles.
File manager
Files such as pictures, videos, sounds,
themes, games and applications are
saved in folders in the phone memory.
If you have inserted a memory card,
you can save the files on it.
Unrecognized files are saved in the
Other folder.
File manager menu tabs
The file manager has three tabs, with
icons indicating where the files are
saved.
• All files – all content in the phone and
on the memory card.
• On Memory Stick – all content on the
memory card.
• In phone – all content in the phone
memory.
File information
If a file is protected, you may not be
able to copy or send the file. View file
information by highlighting the file
} More } Information.
To move or copy a file
1 From standby, select Menu } File
manager. Open a folder then scroll to
a file } More } Manage files.
2 Select Move or Copy.
3 } Memory Stick or } Phone memory.
4 Select a folder or } New folder, name
the folder } OK.
5 } Paste.
To select several files
1 From standby, select Menu } File
manager. Open a folder then scroll to
a file }
2 } Mark several or } Mark all. To
More } Mark.
select files, scroll and } Mark.
To check memory status
From standby, select Menu } File
manager } More } Memory status.
Formatting the memory card
Format a memory card to clear it, or if
it has been corrupted.
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To format the memory card
From standby, select Menu } File
manager } More } Format M.S. } Yes
and enter your phone lock code. For
more information
Transferring files
For more information
% 54 Phone lock.
% 49 Transferring files.
Languages
Select the language to use in the
phone menus or when writing text.
To change the phone language
• From standby, select Menu } Settings
} General } Language } Phone
language, select a language.
• From standby, press 0000 for
English, 0008 for Chinese, or
8888 for Automatic language.
To select writing languages
1 From standby, select Menu } Settings
} General } Language
} Writing language.
2 } Mark to select languages } Save.
Entering characters
You can enter characters by
handwriting recognition or by using
the keypad.
Handwriting recognition
Scroll to a function where text input is
possible. For example, from standby,
select Menu } Messaging } Write
new } Text message.You can enter
Chinese and English characters,
numbers and punctuation marks.
Use the stylus to write.
Writing languages
Before entering text using handwriting
recognition, make sure you have
selected the correct writing language.
For example, to enter Numeric
numbers, you should select Numeric
as the writing language.
To switch writing languages
Tap the language icon to switch
writing languages. For example, if the
current writing language is Numeric,
tap to change the writing language.
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Candidate and predictive characters
As you write, candidate characters
appear. Select one or accept the one
that appears on the screen.
After you select a candidate character,
predictive characters may appear.
Select one from the predictive
characters or write your own.
To enter symbols and punctuation
marks
You have two ways of entering
symbols and punctuation marks:
• Tap to open the symbol table, then
select with your stylus or navigation
, , and .
keys ,
• Use handwriting recognition to write
commonly used punctuation marks
and symbols, like the comma and full
stop.
Special gestures
You can use special gestures to
perform functions like deleting
characters and entering spaces.
Delete a character.
Enter a space.
Switch writing languages.
Enter a carriage return.
Enter a tab.
Please start each stroke from the dotted
end.
Writing English letters
Write English letters from the dotted
ends as shown below.
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Writing numbers
Write numbers from the dotted ends
as shown below.
To calibrate the screen
1 From standby, select Menu
} Messaging } Write new
} Text message } More
} Handwriting calib.
2 Follow the instruction to calibrate the
screen.
Text input
To enter text by using the keypad,
press the key you want directly.
There are two ways to enter letters
and characters using the keypad:
• Multitap text input
• T9™ Text Input
To enter letters using multitap text
input
• Press – until the desired
character appears.
• Press to shift between capitals
and lower-case letters.
• Press and hold – to enter
numbers.
• Press to delete letters and
numbers.
• Press to add a space.
• Press for the most common
punctuation marks.
• Press and hold to change writing
method.
Multitap input only applies when Latin
characters are selected as the input
language.
T9™ Text Input
The T9™ Text Input method uses a
built-in dictionary to recognize the
most commonly used word for each
sequence of key presses. This way,
you press each key only once, even if
the letter you want is not the first letter
on the key.
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To enter letters using T9 Text Input
1 For example, if you want to write the
word “Jane”, press , , ,
.
2 If the word shown is not the one you
want, press
alternative words. To accept and add a
space, press . To accept a word
without adding a space, press .
3 Continue writing your message. To
enter punctuation marks, press
and then or repeatedly.
To add words to the T9 Text Input
dictionary
1 While entering letters } More
} Spell word.
2 Edit the word by using multitap input.
Navigate between the letters with
and . To delete a character, press
. To delete the entire word, press
and hold .
3 When you have edited the word
} Insert. The word is added to the T9
Text Input dictionary. Next time you
enter this word using T9 Text Input, it
will appear as one of the alternative
words.
To select another writing method
Before, or while entering letters, press
and hold to select another writing
method.
or repeatedly to view
Options when entering letters
} More to view options when entering
letters.
Chinese input
Your phone has different input
methods for entering Chinese
characters using keypad input:
• Stroke input
• Pinyin input
You can use these methods, for
example, to enter Chinese names and
Chinese short messages.
Switching between Chinese input methods
When entering Chinese characters,
you can select and switch to another
input method by pressing and
holding .
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General instructions
Regardless of which input method you
choose, your phone can speed up the
input of Chinese characters.
Whenever you enter a stroke or a
Pinyin letter, a candidate row of the
most frequently used characters
containing that stroke or relating to
that letter appear at the bottom of the
screen.
If the character you want is not displayed
in the candidate row, press to view
another candidate row. Continue
pressing until the character you want
is displayed. Alternatively, you can enter
the next stroke or Pinyin letter and a new
set of characters is displayed in the
candidate row. To go back to the
previous row, press . To select a
character in the candidate row, press .
Stroke input
A Chinese character is built up of
strokes. There are more than 30 basic
strokes, which are grouped into five
stroke categories. Each category is
represented on the keypad by one of
the keys - . The wild card key
, is used when you are not sure
which stroke to use.
Stroke categories
The five stroke categories are defined
in the table below:
Number
Stroke
Key
Category
Basic
Stroke Stroke Name Character
Over
Lift
Down
Down-Hook
Short
Slope Down
Long
Left Slope
Over Slope
Short
left Slope
Dot
Right Slope
DownCurved-Over
Down-Over
Left SlopeOver
Left SlopeDot
王 十 在
七 天
海 红 牡
状 习
中 业 上
门 丑
小 水 打
子 承
直 真 质
草
八 九 丹
风 片
香 千 匕
后 丢
而 页 面
学 殷
六 学 雷
心 性
人 火 又
送 林
四 西 酉
酸
山 巨 屯
母 凶
么 去 公
约 能
女 要 好
巡 巢
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Number
Key
This
Stroke
Basic
Category
Stroke Stroke Name Character
Down-Lift
Right SlopeHook
Down-OverHook
Down-OverCurvedHook
Down-OverLeft Slope
Down-OverDown-Hook
Down-OverDown
Over-Hook
Over-Down
Over-DownHook
OverLeft Slope
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衣 以 饭
收 长
我 或 民
成 伐
心 必 思
忘
电 也 毛
兄 孔
专 传 转
马 与 张
号 费
鼎 鼐
写 字 皮
通 免
口 已 户
书 骨
力 习 也
同 永
登
又 之
多 社
及 极 廷
建
阿 队 陈
那 部
Number
Stroke
Key
Basic
Category
Stroke Stroke Name Character
Over-DownOver-Hook
Over-DownOver-Down
CurvedHook
Over-DownCurvedHook
Over-DownOver
Over-DownLift
? (Wild card key)
Components
The basic building units of Chinese
characters are components that are
made up of strokes. After you enter
the first two strokes of the desired
character, the component and
character candidates that started with
the stroke are displayed.
Using components is a fast method of
entering complex characters.
The smaller candidates surrounded by
frames are components, and the bigger
candidates without frames are
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乃 透 鼐
隽 杨
凸
狗 豹 家
逐 狂
乙 九 瓦
飞 风
投 沿 船
凹
话 计 认
讯
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For example, to enter “
信息
”
1 Enter “ ”, “ ” and “ ”.
2 Move the cursor to “ 信 ”, press .
3 Move the cursor to “ 息 ”, press
again to select “ 息 ”.
Example of using the wild card key
The wild card key , is used to
supplement unclear strokes in
entering characters. If you want to
enter “互”, but you only know that “一”
is the first and the last stroke of the
character and that the total number of
strokes is four, enter , , ,
. The character is displayed in the
candidate row.
Pinyin input
Press the keys containing the required
Pinyin letters, and the phone will make
various proposals on the screen,
according to the pronunciation rules
of Mandarin.
Below is the key mapping of Pinyin
letters on the keypad.
Number Key Pinyin Letter
a b c
d e f
g h i
j k l
Number Key Pinyin Letter
On the keypad, the letter ü is replaced
by v.
m n o
p q r s
t u ü
w x y z
For example, to enter “信息”
1 Press , , .
2 When “xin” is highlighted, press or
and select “ 信 ”, then press .
(If you want to enter any of the other
suggested Pinyin combinations, scroll
up or down to the desired
combination, then press
3 Press again to select “ 息 ”, when
“ 息 ” is highlighted.
Input punctuation, symbols and smilies
Under any Chinese input mode, press
to see the table of punctuation
marks, symbols and smilies. Use ,
, , and to make a selection.
Press to enter a space in the text.
).
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Calling
Making and receiving calls
Turn on the phone and make sure that
you are within range of a network
% 5 To turn the phone on and off. If
your subscription includes the Calling
Line Identification service and the
caller’s number is identified, the
number is displayed. If the number is
saved in Contacts, the name, number,
and picture (if set) are displayed. If the
number is a restricted number,
Withheld is displayed.
To make a call
1 Enter a phone number (with
international country code and area
code, if applicable).
2 } Call to make the call and } End call
to end the call.
To redial a number
If the connection failed, Retry? is
displayed } Yes.
Do not hold the phone to your ear while
waiting. When a call connects, the
phone gives a loud signal.
To answer a call
Open your phone or } Answer if your
phone is already open.
To reject a call
Close your phone } Busy or press the
volume button twice.
To change the ear speaker volume
During a call, press or to
increase or decrease the volume.
To turn off the microphone
Press and hold . To resume, press
and hold again.
To select more options during a call
} More and select an option.
Missed calls
A missed call appears in the activity
menu if New events is set to Activity
menu
% 10 Activity menu. } Call to
call the missed number.
If New events is set to Popup, Missed
calls: appears. } Yes to view the missed
calls or } No to view them later.
Call list
Information about most recent calls is
saved in the call list.
To call a number from the call list
1 From standby, select } Calls and
select a tab.
2 Scroll to the name or number to call
} Call.
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To add a call list number to contacts
1 From standby, select } Calls and
select a tab. Scroll to the number you
want to add } More } Save number.
2 Select a contact to add the number to
or } New contact.
Emergency calls
Your phone supports international
emergency numbers such as 112 and
911. Use them to make an emergency
call in any country, with or without a
SIM card in the phone, if a GSM
network is in range.
In some countries, other emergency
numbers may also be promoted. Your
network operator may have saved
additional local emergency numbers on
your SIM card.
To make an emergency call
Enter, for example, 112 } Call.
To view your local emergency
numbers
From standby, select Menu } Contacts
} Options } Special numbers
} Emergency nos..
Contacts
Phone contacts contain detailed
information saved in the phone
memory. SIM contacts contain names
and numbers saved on the SIM card.
To select default contacts
1 From standby, select Menu } Contacts
} Options } Advanced
} Default contacts.
2 } Phone contacts or SIM contacts.
To add a contact
1 From standby, select Menu } Contacts
} New contact } Add.
2 } Name: } Add enter the name } OK.
3 } New number: } Add enter the
number } OK.
4 For phone contacts only, select a
number type. Scroll between tabs and
select fields to enter more information.
To enter symbols such as @ } More
} Add symbol and select the symbol
} Insert. To save the contact } Save.
Enter the + sign and country code with
all numbers.
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