Toshiba 803 User Manual

The Toshiba 803 quick start guide

In just a few minutes we’ll show you how easy it is to use the new features of your Toshiba 803. This
advanced phone can take advantage of the faster 3G network, and we have specially enhanced it to make
the most of the Vodafone live! multimedia service.

You’ll see how quickly you can make video calls, take pictures and video clips with its built-in 2 megapixel
digital camera, send pictures, sounds and video clips in multimedia messages (MMS), and connect to
Vodafone live!.

You’ll also be able to personalise your phone by downloading new ringtones, games and wallpapers.

Finally, we’ll show you how to transfer music files to your phone and use it as a music player!

Getting started

1. Insert your SIM card:

Slide off the back cover, and remove the battery. Slide your Vodafone SIM card (with the gold contacts
facing downwards) into its holder, making sure that the cut-out corner is aligned. Replace the battery and
cover.

2. Insert the miniSD™ memory card:

Open the side miniSD™ slot and slide the memory card in as shown. This enlarges your phone’s memory.

3. Turn it on:

Make sure the battery is charged (see the User Manual for details). Open the handset, then press and
hold the key. (You do the same to turn it off again.)

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The phone

Keys and navigation

Navigation key: press the centre to select an action or highlighted menu item, or

select the middle icon at the bottom of the screen. (In standby mode it opens the main
Menu.)

Move the navigation key sideways to move around icons and menu lists. (In standby
mode, up opens the Shortcut Menu, right opens Calendar, down opens Contacts

List and left opens Create Message.)

Soft keys: select the option displayed in the bottom left or right of the screen. (In
standby mode left opens Messaging, right opens Vodafone live!.)

Call key: makes or answers a call. In standby mode, goes to the voice and video
Dialled Numbers.

End key: press to end a call, or to exit an application and return to the standby screen.

Press and hold to turn the phone on and off.

Media Player key: press to choose and play music.

Multi Tas

k key: press to switch to another open application, or to go to the Organiser

& Tools menu without closing the application you’re using (see page 11).

Camera key: press to start the camera, or press and hold to start the video recorder.

Music player controller (on cover)

: use this to choose and play your music (see

page 12).

Headphones/
handsfree
connector

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Volume/Zoom

keys

Side camera key

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The 3G network & Video calling

Make and receive a video call

When the 3G symbol [ ] appears you can make and receive video calls with your Toshiba 803. The
other person you are calling must have a compatible 3G phone and be in a 3G area too. Please note that
the Toshiba 803 has no internal camera, so the other person will just see the view from the camera on the
back.

Make a call:

In standby mode, enter the number using the keypad and then press [Options]/Video Call. Press to
dial, and to end the call.

When the connection is made, the sound will switch to the loudspeaker. Press [Options] for more options
during the call.

To use your Call logs, press in standby mode. Scroll to the number you want and press [

Options]/

Video Call to start dialling. You can also do the same from your Contacts (press in standby mode).

Answer a call:

Press to answer a video call.

The 3G network is designed to carry data faster, giving you new levels of speed and service. As well
as enabling video calling (see below), you’ll experience signifi cantly faster downloads, you’ll fi nd richer
content, and you can stream video and music too.

Vodafone is introducing new services designed just for the 3G network such as live! TV and Full Track
Music Downloads (see page 10). These are already available in some countries, so check out Vodafone
live! for more information.

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: 3G service indicator

When the 3G symbol appears
next to the signal bars, you’ll be
able to take advantage of the
faster, richer experience of the
Vodafone 3G service. Of course,
you’ll still be able to use the
existing network at other times.

The 3G network is growing
rapidly – contact Vodafone for
more information on where the
service is available.

Options

Video Call

: 3G service indicator

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With the built-in 2 megapixel camera with digital zoom it’s easy to take pictures and video clips. You can
send these to family and friends as a picture or video message (MMS – see page 6).

Using the camera

1. Choose the size of your picture:

You can choose two different camera modes: Portrait mode, where you hold the phone upright, uses
lower resolution fi les (best for sending pictures or using as wallpaper). Landscape mode (held sideways)
uses much higher resolution, but the fi le sizes are much higher, too.

With the camera active, press 2 to switch between Portrait and Landscape modes, 9 to change the
picture size, or 5 to change the quality (press 1 to see a full list of commands). Press [Options] for more
options.

2. Take a picture:

In standby mode, briefl y press the front camera key to start the camera (you can also briefl y press
the side camera key , or go to the main menu and select Camera). Use the volume keys or
to zoom in or out (except at highest picture sizes), and press to turn the camera light on and
off. Press the side camera key again (or press ) to take the picture.

3. Save and send the picture:

It’s saved automatically. Portrait (upright) photos are in Menu/My Items/Pictures, while Landscape
(sideways) photos are in Pictures/Digital Camera. Press [ ] to send it As MMS, or as

Postcard (see page 10).Press [Back] to take another picture, or [Options]/Delete to delete it.

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Take and send a picture

Lens

Light

Options Back

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