Uriver UR5 Users Manual

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User Guide
UR5
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Table Of Contents
FOR SAFE OPERATION .................................................................. 7
INFORMATION FOR SAFE OPERATION ABOUT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
MENU ..................................................................................................... 8
MEASUREMENT OF RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSED
(ABSORBED SPECIAL RATE INFORMATION SAR) ............................ 8
COMMUNICATION NETWORK SER
SAFETY ON THE ROAD ....................................................................... 9
SAFETY IN HOSPITAL ........................................................................ 10
SAFETY IN FLIGHT ............................................................................. 10
SAFETY IN PLACES WHERE EXPLOSION IS
PREDICTABLE ..................................................................................... 10
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
BATTERY AND PART S ........................................................................ 12
INSIDE THE PACKAGE ................................................................. 13
HANDSET DESCRIPTION ............................................................. 14
CELLULAR PHONE ....................................................................... 15
IN THE BEGINNING ............................................................................ 15
INSTALLMENT OF SIM CARD ......................................................... 15
CHARGING BATTERY ...................................................................... 17
USING THE MICRO SD CARD
INSTALLING THE MICRO SD CARD ............................................... 18
REMOVING THE MICRO SD CARD ................................................ 18
REMOVABLE MEMORY STORAGE FUNCTIONALITY ................... 19
PHONE ON/OFF .................................................................................. 20
START ............................................................................................... 20
STAND-BY SCREEN ........................................................................ 21
CALLS .................................................................................................. 26
MAKING A CALL .............................................................................. 26
ANSWERING A CALL
WHOLE MENUS .................................................................................. 27
COMMON SCREENS AND SYSTEM IN VARIOUS MENUS .............. 28
INPUT PHONE NUMBER ................................................................. 28
WRITER ............................................................................................ 28
WRITER OF PHONE NUMBER ....................................................... 28
WRITER OF NUMBER ..................................................................... 29
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VICE............................................. 9
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WRITER OF TEXT ............................................................................ 29
SMART INPUT .................................................................................. 30
TEXT SELECTOR
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. PHONE BOOK ........................................................................... 32
QUICK SEARCH .................................................................................. 34
SEARCH CONTACTS .......................................................................... 36
NEW CONTACT ................................................................................... 37
GROUPS .............................................................................................. 39
CALLER GROUP DETAILS .............................................................. 39
SPEED DIAL ........................................................................................ 41
SETTING SPEED DIAL NUMBER
OWNER NUMBER ............................................................................... 44
EXTRA NUMBER MANAGEMENT
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. CALLS ........................................................................................ 47
ALL CALLS MISSED
RECEIVED ........................................................................................... 51
SENT .................................................................................................... 52
SETTINGS ........................................................................................... 54
CALLER ID
CALL WAITING ................................................................................. 55
CALL FORWARDING ....................................................................... 55
CALL RESTRICTION ........................................................................ 56
CALL TIME REMINDER ................................................................... 56
AUTOMATIC REDIAL
ANSWER MODE
CALL TIME ........................................................................................... 58
CALL COST ......................................................................................... 59
SMS COUNTER
GPRS COUNTER ................................................................................ 61
DELETE CALL LOG
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. MESSAGES ............................................................................... 63
MESSAGES
CHAT .................................................................................................... 77
VOICE MAIL SERVER ......................................................................... 78
BROADCAST MESSAGE .................................................................... 79
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. MOVISTAR ................................................................................. 81
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. SERVICE .................................................................................... 82
mcontenidos ......................................................................................... 83
DAT A ACCOUNT .................................................................................. 84
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. MULTIMEDIA.............................................................................. 85
CAMERA .............................................................................................. 86
MP3 PLAYER ....................................................................................... 89
IMAGES
VIDEOCAMERA ................................................................................... 92
VIDEOS ................................................................................................ 94
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SEND NEW SMS . ............................................................................ 64
SEND NEW MMS RECEIVED MESSAGES
SENT MESSAGE .............................................................................. 70
UNSENT MESSAGES ...................................................................... 71
DRAFTS MESSAGES DELETE FOLDER TEMPLATES FOR SMS
TEMPLATES FOR MMS ................................................................... 74
SMS MESSAGE SETTINGS
MMS MESSAGE SETTINGS ............................................................ 75
CONNECT TO VOICE
VISTAR
CAMERA OPTIONS
MANAGEMENT OPTIONS ............................................................... 88
MP3 PLAYER OPTIONS
IMAGES OPTIONS ........................................................................... 91
VIDEOCAMERA
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VIDEOS OPTIONS ........................................................................... 94
PHOTO EDITOR .................................................................................. 96
AUTO RESIZE OPTIONS ................................................................. 96
MAINLCD CLIP ................................................................................. 97
SOUND RECORDER
RECORD SOUND
RECORDING OPTIONS ................................................................... 98
FM RADIO
FM RADIO OPTIONS ....................................................................... 99
SCHEDULE FM RECORD ................................................................. 100
MELODY COMPOSER ...................................................................... 101
CREATE MELODY .......................................................................... 101
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. ENTERTAINMENT ................................................................... 102
MY GAMES ........................................................................................ 103
GREETING TEXT HEALTH
.............................................................................................. 105
BMI .................................................................................................. 105
MENSTRUAL .................................................................................. 106
MELODY COMPOSER ...................................................................... 107
CREATE MELODY .......................................................................... 107
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. TOOLS...................................................................................... 109
CALENDAR ........................................................................................ 110
ADD EVENTS ................................................................................. 110
JUMP TO DATE
ALARM ............................................................................................... 111
ADD ALARM ................................................................................... 111
CALCULATOR .................................................................................... 112
UNIT CONVERTER ........................................................................... 114
STOPWATCH ..................................................................................... 115
TYPICAL STOPWATCH .................................................................. 116
nWAY STOPWATCH ....................................................................... 117
WORLD CLOCK
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. SETTINGS ................................................................................ 119
TELEPHONE
NETWORK SETTINGS ...................................................................... 125
SECURITY SETTING......................................................................... 127
MESSAGES ....................................................................................... 130
CALLS ................................................................................................ 131
TIME AND DATE ................................................................................ 132
FILE MANAGER
FACTORY RESET .............................................................................. 135
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ..................................................... 136
BODY-WARN OPERATION .......................................................... 137
FCC RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION .......................................... 138
FCC NOTICE AND CAUTIONS .................................................... 139
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SOUNDS ......................................................................................... 120
DISPLAY ......................................................................................... 123
LANGUAG
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PREFERRED INPUT MODE .......................................................... 124
AIRPLANE MODE
AUTO KEYPAD LOCK .................................................................... 124
SELECT MODE .............................................................................. 125
PREFERRED .................................................................................. 126
PIN LOCK ....................................................................................... 128
SIM LOCK ....................................................................................... 128
PHONE LOCK FIXED DIAL
BARRED DIAL ................................................................................ 129
CHANGE PASSWORD ................................................................... 129
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For Safe Operation
Information For Safe Operation
Please read the following user manual carefully to keep from injuries.
About Storage And Maintenance
Do not try to disassemble or repair the phone. Avoid
wet and damp places. Do not use harmful detergent or harmful chemical materials to wash the phone. Instead, use soft cloth to rub its appearance.
not inflict strong shock on the appliance.
Do The appliance shall be situated near the electronic switch for hands to
easily when the battery is charged. Do not put the phone in high
reach temperature The warranty on this phone will be invalid if it is repaired by an unauthorized breakdown Never extract the battery from the phone while turned on, which will cause defects Contact the agency you joined if the phone or its parts (charger, battery, and
environment, which may cause defects on the phone.
person. And its maker does not take responsibility for the
caused afterward.
on
the phone.
so
on) malfunction.
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For Safe Operation
Menu
1
. Phone Book
2
. Calls
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. Messages
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. Movistar
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. Service
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. Multimedia
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. Entertainment
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. Tools
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. Settings
Measurement Of Radio Frequency
Exposed (Absorbed Special Rate
Information SAR)
This phone is a communication appliance with low-output electric wave. Complying with EU standard requirements related with radio wavelength exposure,
the phone has not been designed and made exceeding the energy exposure limit of the radio frequency as recommended by European Union board of directors. The limit specified above is a frequency allowable in general as a world standard. World standard value was developed, based on thorough and regular
researches and estimation (examination) by an independence
scientific research
institution. The limit is a standard to search for safety of all,
regardless
of Standard value of the phone exposure is displayed in unit of Specific absorption
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age or present state of health.
index (SAR).
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For Safe Operation
Communication Network Service
The mobile conforms to communication standard laws of GSM850, DCS1800, PCS1900 and GPRS. Read this user manual thoroughly to understand and learn the functions of
appliance.
this Customers should know that the Tri-Band (850-1800-1900) is a feature coming Make sure that this feature is available via the RED exchange service personnel. Additional RED services are available for this phone. For these services, however, customers are required to join the exchange service. For further information on How To Join, see below.
from the communication network.
Safety On The Road
Please remember that using a mobile phone during driving is prohibited. Follow the rules as applicable in each country. Stop the car in a safe place if you need to answer or use the phone.
always remember the following before using the phone in
Please emergencies. Focus on driving only. Remember the most considerable thing is nothing but your safety. If you want to use a Hands-Free device on vehicles, let it installed by an authorized
engineer.
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For Safe Operation
Safety In Hospital
The mobile phone since designed to transmit electric waves can disturb functions
of
Remember to turn the phone off always in hospital.
electric or medical appliances.
Safety In Flight
Remember the phone if used in the airplane can disturb functions of electric wave
equipment of the airplane. Therefore, the use of the phone is illegal in the airplane. Remember
to
turn the phone off always during flight.
Safety In Places Where Explosion Is
Predictable
In such places as gas stations or chemical factories where explosion is predictable, Turn
the use of any electric wave equipment is illegal and prohibited.
off the phone and avoid the use near any gas station.
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For Safe Operation
Electrical Equipment
Most electric appliances are secured and protected against the effect of the phone radio frequency. Nevertheless, there are some products that are not protected against. A person who works in a manufacturing company of those products, wearing heart pulsimeter is desired to keep at least 15cm away from the
to
avoid the electric wave.
phone If applicable problems still occur as before to the person with heart pulsimeter, The phone can disturb functions of some kind of microphones. In this case, please contact the manufacturing factory of such microphones for
further information.
Since the radio frequency signal generated from this phone may have an
on
influence be
well informed thereof via its maker.
then the phone shall be turned off.
electric equipment of a car (air bag, brake, and so on), please
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For Safe Operation
Battery And Parts
This phone uses a rechargeable battery of Li-ion Technology. The battery if completely recharged is usable to call for a duration of 120 minutes and available for standing-by for a duration of 180 hours.
not use any charger or battery if damaged or worn out.
Do Do not touch any circuit of the battery. It will cause damage thereon. If the battery is kept in hot temperature, its function and duration may be deteriorated. Keep temperature always as similar as possible. The phone if kept in too high or too low temperature may not operate from time Time required to recharge the battery may be different according to several factors For the better performance of recharge, keep suitable temperature. The battery although completely recharged can be discharged of itself as the Unplug the charger if not used. For effective operation of the phone, please stand the phone always lengthwise. Do not throw the battery in a ditch or a fire. The battery shall be recycled according to its related laws. Use only the battery, charger and parts attached to the phone just as provided Parts shall be compatible to be used. If If some parts need replacement, contact the agency you joined to order. Fill For pluggable equipment, the socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment
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to
time even if the battery completely recharged. such as capacity left, type of battery and charger, and so on.
time elapses.
not, its warranty will be invalid.
up
from the factory.
the battery to the maximum prior to its first operation.
and shall be easily accessible.
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Inside The Package
USB Cable
Earphone
Handset
User Manual
Battery
Travel Charger
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Main Menu/OK Key
Earjack & Charger &
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Left Selection Key
Send Key
MIC
USB Cable port
Handset Description
Earpiece
LCD Screen Navigation Key
Right Selection Key
END / Power Key
Alphabet / Number Key
microSD Card
Camera Lens
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Cellular Phone
In The Beginning
Installment of SIM Card
To answer or make a call, the mobile needs a available SIM card, which the communication
Note:
1
. Remove the battery and cover as shown in the following figure.
company may have installed already.
If the mobile is used, installation state of the SIM card will be displayed.
If the SIM card is not installed, a confirmation paragraph will be displayed.
Warning
Do not remove the battery with turning on the mobile. (Turn off the mobile
before
removing the battery)
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2
. After the battery is removed, insert the SIM card as shown in the
following
figure.
3
. After inserting the SIM card, insert the battery and cover.
Note:
- Keep pressing the lower of the cover till it sounds Tic.
- Follow these procedures or some defects may occur on the support parts of the entrance, which will not be guaranteed.
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Charging Battery
1
. Insert the charger as shown in the figure. The screen will display the
Battery seconds even during the battery is charged). If the phone is turned off, display of Battery is being charged will be continuously displayed.
2
. If the charging is completed, display will show the charging completed
status.
is
being charged while the phone is turned on for several
before returning to the previous step. (your phone is available
To
remove the charger, hold and full the both ends to extract.
Warning
Do not connect the Charger(or such accessories) up side down. It can be
to
possible
damage the Phone.
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Using the Micro SD Card
Installing the Micro SD Card
1
. Open the card hole cover , and insert the Micro SD card like the arrow
indicates.
(Remove the back cover and battery)
Removing the Micro SD Card
1
. To remove the Micro SD card, follow the arrow indicates.
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• When you insert Micro SD card, make sure contact terminals face down.
• Memory used for the mobile phone is not the general SD card but the Micro SD cards.
• “Micro SD” card is recognized as a mobile disk when connected to a personal
• When disconnecting from PC, please remove the USB storage equipment on your PC. Otherwise, the stored files on the Micro SD card could be damaged.
Removable Memory Storage Functionality
The Phone Guarantee only less 1G bytes Memory Card.
computer.
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Phone ON/OFF
Keep on pressing the End Key for 5 seconds to turn on the phone. This function is designed to avoid unintentional ON or OFF of the phone
kept in a pocket or luggage.
when
Start
If PIN enable setting on after the phone is turned on, you will be required
input 4-digit password. Input correct password and press OK
to (Center_Direction)
Key.
Note:
If password is not input, only emergency call will be available with SOS
Key.
In case the phone has been off for long, you may be asked to make sure if date
and time are correct.
If they are not correct, press edit Key. If the date is correct, press OK(Center_Direction) Key. If the date is not correct, input new date using the number on the Key
and then if the time is not correct, input new time and then press
pad OK(Center_Direction)
Key. Select daylight saving on or off.
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Stand-by Screen
For about few seconds after the phone is on, it’s image and menu may
be
environmental setting of the menu. And the menu will not be displayed during
this duration. After this duration, the speed will be back to normal. Stand-by make
a
displayed a little slower than usual. This delayed time is for
screen is displayed when the phone is available to answer or
call.
• Upper part: The Main service indicators will be display on top of the
• Lower part: On the bottom, ‘Msgs’ menu will be displayed as a
Main
screen. On the lower side, day, month, year and
present time will be displayed. Left_selection Key. ‘mcontenidos’ menu will be displayed
a
Right_selection Key.
as
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• Press the Left_selection Key in stand-by screen to display the Messages menu.
• Press the Right_selection Key in stand-by screen to display the mcontenidos
• Press the Upper of the direction Key in stand-by screen to display the movistar menu.
• Press the Lower of the direction Key in stand-by screen to search the contact
• Press the Left of the direction Key in stand-by screen to display the Multimedia menu.
• Press the Right of the direction Key in stand-by screen to display the New Message menu.
• Press the Center of the direction Key in stand-by screen to display the Main menu.
menu.
lists in the phonebook.
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The direction Key will be used mainly to appropriate functions of the phone.
• Keep on pressing End Key in stand-by screen state to turn off the phone.
• When the screen is in a normal state, press Send Key to display the call record.
• In order to make a call, press number first in stand-by screen state and the call Key next. Keep on pressing one number among 2 and 9 and a
to
the number as input will be made. In the following table, various
call functions are described as applicable when number keys are pressed for short or long in stand-by screen state.
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Short
1
No.1
Call connected to voicemail box
2
No.2
Speed Dial
3
No.3
Speed Dial
4
No.4
Speed Dial
5
No.5
Speed Dial
6
No.6
Speed Dial
7
No.7
Speed Dial
8
No.8
Speed Dial
9
No.9
Speed Dial
0
No.0
Symbol +
*
Symbol* Silent Mode On/Off
#
Symbol# Keypad Lock/Unlock
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Long
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Icon
Cellular Phone
Name
Antenna Always displayed to show service area if reached.
Service available level
Service available level A
Bell mode There are 5 bell modes available (Ring, Vibration
New SMS This will be displayed when a new SMS
Roaming state Displayed while user is in other service area or
Missed Calls Displayes information about the recently missed
GPRS
Always displayed to show service available level (0 to 4) in a bar graph.
The greatest service available level with the maximum bars.
Only, Vibra and Ring, Vibra then Ring, Light Only) on the menu and Silent mode on Idle screen.
Mute Ringer volume is set to off.
message is received.
Phone Lock
Battery Displayed approximately to show
the actual capacity of the battery state
Alarm
Ear Jack A headset is connected.
receiving a call abroad.
calls.
Displayed GPRS network is within range and can
be
used.
Description
Phone is locked.
Displayed if alarm is set via the calendar.
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Calls
Making a Call
To make a call, press desired phone number in stand-by screen state and then number behind finish the
following screen.
If the inputted phone number is displayed, just press option(Left_selection) Key
to
• Save Contact
• Messages
• Attach Number
• Insert Pause
If SIM card or the memory of the phone is displayed automatically, specify a related type of the phone too. (Refer to the user manual for more detailed procedures.)
Answering a Call
Press Call (receive) Key to answer the phone call. Press
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Call Key . If you input wrong number, Clear Key to delete the last
input. In order to delete a specific number, move the cursor right
the number to delete and then press Clear Key. Press End Key to
the call. In the stand-by state of the phone, input number to display
use such options.
End Key not to answer the phone call.
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Whole Menus
In the stand-by state, press the menu(Center_Direction) key to go to standard menu. Press the direction(up/down/left/right) Key to get into menu
and then pressing the OK(Center_Direction) Key or press relevant
desired, number
to
get into the category applicable. Figures of the icons, names of
the
categories, brief description of each menu and short-cut keys are as in
the
following table;
Icon Menu
Phone Book To save phone numbers and setting speed dial,
Calls To look through call record and voice messages sent
Messages To read and write messages.
movistar To use STK menu.
Service To move to Service menu.
Multimedia To deal with camera and image album, videos, MP3,
Entertainment
Tools To use calendar, alarm, calculator, unit converter,
Settings To specify volume, calling melody, background image
owner, extra number.
and received.
Radio, etc.
FM
To
download and select new video games
and melody images. and Health.
stopwatch, world clock.
and other environment of the phone.
Description
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Common Screens And System In Various
Menus
Input Phone Number
When you start inputting number in stand-by state, the number will be
moving from right to left as it is inputted. If the number input
displayed, reaches
the end of the right, the number will move to the lower line to
prepare
a
space for the next numbers to input. During inputting number, the screen will be as shown below. In order to insert a number between numbers just entered, use the direction Key (up/down/left/right) to move the cursor. Press Clear Key to delete the number on the left of the cursor.
Writer
Writer is used to input phone number, text or number. All kinds of writers (phone number, number, text) have their own functions respectively.
Writer of Phone Number
It is used to input phone number from the phonebook. Above all, press number 0 ~ 9 are available to enter, which has the following features.
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in
stand-by screen state to get into the screen of writer function.
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• Press <*> and <#> to input characters of <*> and <#> respectively.
• Press Clear Key to delete the last number input. Keep on pressing Clear Key to delete the whole number input (whole number) and to return to stand-by screen state.
• Press OK(Center_Direction) Key to go to next step. Press Back Key to go back to the previous step of the screen.
Writer of Number
It is used to input password 1, password 2 and call-restricted password.
the following keys to make use of its functions specified.
Press
• Use the keys 0 to 9 to press such number 0 to 9 as applicable.
• <*> and <#> Key has no function.
• Press Clear Key to delete the last number input. Keep on pressing Clear Key to delete the whole number input.
• Press OK(Center_Direction) Key to go to next screen. Press Back(Right_selection) Key to go back to the previous screen.
Writer of Text
It is used to input text of names or messages. There are 3 input methods
text writer.
for
• [ABC] Capital English letter input
Displays all the input text in capital letters. This can be used together described.
• [abc] Small English letter input
Displays all the input text in small letters. This can be used together
• [Abc] Capital & Small English letter input
Displays all the input text in Capital & small letters. This can be used
with Multi Input and Smart Input which will be later
with Multi Input and Smart Input.
together with Multi Input and Smart Input.
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• [123] Number Input
Note:
Number input is available fast. (Press number 0 to 9 to display 0 to 9 as applicable.
Press <*> shortly to change input sequence as follows; abc, Abc, ABC, 123
and Long press <*> to eZiEN, eZien, eZiEn, eZiES, eZies, eZiEs.
Smart Input
This makes fast text input available. With the improved technology of (Press and prepared expected
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Expect), a function to expect is realized, making use of the dictionary
in
the language specified. In this way the writer provides the serial
characters of text when the user presses the Key once.
• [eZiEN] The Capital English e-Zi letter input
For example, to write a letter ‘HELLO’, just press numeric key 4(GHI), 3(DEF), 5(JKL), 5(JKL) and 6(MNO).
• [eZien] The Small English e-Zi letter input
For example, to write a letter ‘hello’, the method is same as
but it will display the small English Character.
eZiEN,
• [eZiEn] The Capital & Small English e-Zi letter input
For example, to write a letter ‘Hello’, the method is same as
but it will display the Capital & small English Character.
eZiEN,
• [eZiES] The Capital Spanish e-Zi letter input
For example, to write a letter ‘Hola’, just press numeric key 4(GHI), 6(MNO), 5(JKL) 2(ABC).
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• [eZies] The Small Spanish e-Zi letter input
For example, to write a letter ‘hola’, the method is same as
but it will display the small Spanish Character.
eZiES,
• [eZiEs] The Capital & Small Spanish e-Zi letter input
For example, to write a letter ‘ Hola’ , the method is same as eZiES,
Note:
combination
but it will display the Capital & small Spanish Character.
Press Down-Navi key shortly to find other words which has same
key stroke.
Text Selector
Press 0 Key shortly in the screen of text mode to display text selector which can Move those special characters. If you select the special character. Press OK(Center_Direction) Key to input applicable character. Characters
display special characters which are not available in general text mode.
the direction Key (up/down/left/right) on the text desired to select
available are as follows;
Note:
Press <#> shortly to input a Space on text editor.
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1. Phone Book
In Phonebook, phone number, name and other information are saved and displayed.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press
OK(Center_Direction) Key.
Option list related with Phone Book menus will be displayed as shown below;
• Quick Search
• Search Contacts
• New Contact
• Groups
• Speed Dial
• Owner Number
• Extra Number
• Management
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1. Phone Book
There are two points of contact in address book.
1
. To SIM: Information related with contact is saved in SIM memory only.
2
. To Phone: Information is saved in phone memory only.
A special icon represents each contact. In this way , duplicate contact uses SIM contact uses SIM card-shaped
,
and the next icon
icon The followings are several rules used in address book.
• As specified, address book displays whole address book on the screen to show all contacts.
• Group will be represented by a special icon.
• Contact lists in the phonebook are displayed in alphabetic order. Phone number correspondent to each name is marked on the right of the line under the screen.
• Up to 30-character and 40-digit input can be saved in the phone book. (If the first text input is some symbol to represent international call, up to 41 is available)
• Up to 4 phone number items are available for a name.
• Up to 250 addresses can be saved in SIM memory. (The number of
available differs from each other according to card capacity)
addresses
• Up to 300 entries can be saved in phone memory.
• If all the information of a name can not be displayed at a time on screen, press
the direction Key to move the information vertically to display and
read the rest on screen (being accordingly changed) to the end.
is
used for phone contact.
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1. Phone Book
Quick Search
In this menu which you can find the Phone number quickly which has stored in the Phone or SIM.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Quick Search and press OK
(Center_Direction)
4
. On the Bottom, input characters up to 5 to find the contact name.
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Key.
to
display the following information.
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1. Phone Book
Select Quick Search and press Option(Left_selection) Key to display its
as
follows;
options
• See Details: Shows details on contact being selected.
- Name (it appears on the upper of the screen)
- Number
- Home Number
- Company Name
- Email Address
- Office Number
- Fax Number
- Birthday
- Associate Picture
- Associate Video
- Associate Sound
- Caller Group
• Edit: Change the information of the name selected.
• Delete: Delete contact.
• Copy To SIM/Copy To Phone: Copy to SIM or Phone memory.
• Move To SIM/Move To Phone: Move to SIM or Phone memory.
• Duplicate: Duplicate contact.
• Send SMS: Send the SMS to selected phone number.
• Send MMS: Send the MMS to selected phone number.
• Send vCard: Send vCard.
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Search Contacts
Searches a Contact as written.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Search Contacts and press OK
(Center_Direction)
This menu is used to search for other contacts on the contact list. Select
Search menu to display Search by name screen.
On the screen write characters up to 10 to find the contact name.
If written, the applicable name with the same characters is displayed. Now
you may search up and down to find the name on the list.
For example, press No2 3 times Key to fast reach names with the first
of C.
character If there is no name with such a character, the Key will show names with
next character (in alphabetical order).
the
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to
display the following information.
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New Contact
Add new Contact to SIM or Phone.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select New Contact menu and press OK
(Center_Direction)
This menu adds new contact to address book. To store the new contact, the
storage should be selected first as following.
• To SIM: Input name and number then press OK(Left_selection) Key. Select yes to save contact in SIM memory.
Key.
to
display the following information.
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• To Phone: Input name, number, home number, company name, email address, office number, fax number, birthday, associate picture,associate video, associate sound and caller group
press Done(Right_selec tion) Key. Select yes to save
then contact in Phone memory.
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Groups
By using the Caller Group, you can easily distribute a contact into Group.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Groups and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Caller Group Details
Select group press OK(Center_Direction) to display its options as follows;
Key.
to
display the following information.
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Rename Group
It is used to change selected group name. Select group name on Caller Group Rename name.
Associate Group Ringer
It is used to change select group ringer. Select ringer on Caller Group Details screen. Use Left/Right direction Key to select group ringer.
Associate Group Picture
It is used to change select group picture. Select picture on Caller Group Details View(Left_selection) group picture.
Group Color Pattern
It is used to change select group color pattern. Select Color Pattern on Caller Group Details screen. Use Left/Right direction Key to select None or Color pattern 1~6.
Associate Group video
It is used to change select associate video. Select Video on Caller Group Details screen. Use Left/Right direction key to select None, From File.
Add Member
It is used to add member in group. Select Member List on Caller Group Details screen. Press OK or option(Left_selection) Key and select Add. Select contact and press Add(Left_selection) then select Yes(Left_selection) to finish.
Details screen and press Edit(Left_Direction) Key to display Write
group screen. Use alphabet/number buttons to change to new
Press OK(Center_Direction) Key then select done to finish.
screen. Use Left/Right direction Key to select group picture or press
Key then use Upper/Lower direction Key to select
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1. Phone Book
Speed Dial
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Speed Dial and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
to
display the following information.
4
. Select Enable Speed Dial on speed Dial screen to turn on/off
Speed Dial.
If this option is enabled, you can use a fast call. Select number and then press available
it to
make a fast call thereto in stand-by state. How to make it
is as
follows;
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Setting Speed Dial Number
In the mobile, individual phone number can be set to each number Key of 2 to 9. For example, if you want to set Key No.7 for certain fast dial number, the
procedures below shall be followed.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phonebook screen, select Speed Dial and press OK
(Center_Direction)
4
. Select enable Speed Dial to enable.
5
. Select Set Number and press OK(Center_Direction) Key to go into speed
setup window.
dial
Key.
to
display the Speed dial menu.
th
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. Select 7
slot and press Option(Left_selection) Key then select Edit.
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7
. Select any contact number you want to connect with Key No.7 and press
OK(Center_Direction) Key.
8
. Press option(Left_selection) Key and select Edit or Delete if you want to
Edit or Delete the fast call connection.
If the fast dial number is presently activated, keep pressing Key No.7 till the call
connects.
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1. Phone Book
Owner Number
The number of owner number can vary (up to 4) depending on the SIM.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press
OK(Center_Direction) Key.
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Owner Number and press OK
(Center_Direction)
4
. Press option(Left_selection) Key and select Edit or Erase.
• Edit: Edit an Owner Number.
• Erase: Deletes an Owner Number.
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to
display the following information.
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Extra Number
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Extra Number and press OK
(Center_Direction)
The following is to describe the option.
• Service Dial Number: The list of numbers in the SDN (Service Dial
• SOS Number: The list of numbers in the SOS Number. Select SOS
Key.
to
display the following information.
appears. Select service Numbers then
Number)
Number
press Call Key.
then press Call Key.
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1. Phone Book
Management
In Management menu, you can easily change the Storage or Copy and Delete and several other functions.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Phone Book menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Phone Book screen, select Management and press OK
(Center_Direction)
The following is to describe the option.
• Memory Status: Used to confirm the capacity and the condition of SIM
• Preferred Storage: Select SIM or Phone.
• Copy All: Copy all from SIM to Phone or Phone to SIM.
• Delete All: Delete all from SIM, Phone or One By One.
• Fields: Setting Contact fields.
• My vCard: Edit and Send My vCard.
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Key.
to
display the following information.
card or phone memory.
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2. Calls
Through this Calls menu, you can move to call Logs and mainly used number list.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Option list related with Calls menus will be displayed as shown below;
• All Calls
• Missed
• Received
• Sent
• Settings
• Call Time
• Call Cost
• SMS Counter
• GPRS Counter
• Delete Call Log
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All Calls
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select All Calls and press OK(Left_selection) Key to
display
Select a call log and press OK(Left_selection) Key to display call information in detail.
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the following information.
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Press option(Left_selection) key to display call info menu with the following options;
• Delete: Deletes a selected phone number.
• Save: Save selected phone number to the Phonebook.
• Call: Tries a call to the selected phone number.
• Edit: Edit phone number.
• Send SMS: Send the SMS to selected phone number.
• Send MMS: Send the MMS to selected phone number.
Missed
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Missed and press OK(Left_selection) Key to
display
Key.
the following information.
2. Calls
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Select a call log and press OK(Left_selection) key to display call information in detail.
Press option(Left_selection) Key to display call info menu with the following options;
• Delete: Deletes a selected phone number in Missed folder.
• Save: Save selected phone number to the Phonebook.
• Call: Tries a call to the selected phone number.
• Edit: Edit phone number.
• Send SMS: Send the SMS to selected phone number.
• Send MMS: Send the MMS to selected phone number.
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2. Calls
Received
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Received and press OK(Left_selection) Key to
display
Key.
the following information.
Select a call log and press OK(Left_selection) Key to display call information in detail.
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Press option(Left_selection) Key to display call info menu with the following options;
• Delete: Deletes a selected phone number in Received folder.
• Save: Save selected phone number to the Phonebook.
• Call: Tries a call to the selected phone number.
• Edit: Edit phone number.
• Send SMS: Send the SMS to selected phone number.
• Send MMS: Send the MMS to selected phone number.
Sent
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Sent and press OK(Left_selection) Key to display
the
following information.
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Select a call log and press OK(Left_selection) to display call information in detail.
Press option(Left_selection) Key to display call Info menu with the following options;
• Delete: Deletes a selected phone number in Dialed folder.
• Save: Save selected phone number to the Phonebook.
• Call: Tries a call to the selected phone number.
• Edit: Edit phone number.
• Send SMS: Send the SMS to selected phone number.
• Send MMS: Send the MMS to selected phone number.
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Settings
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Settings and press OK(Left_selection) Key to
display
Key.
the following information.
The following is to describe the option.
• Caller ID
• Call Waiting
• Call Forwarding
• Call Restriction
• Call Time Reminder
• Automatic Redial
• Answer Mode
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Caller ID
This service is used to make to display the Caller’s ID(number or Name) when sending a call.
• Set By Network: Send or Hide by Network.
• Hide ID: Do not send a caller’s ID to Network
• Send ID: Send a caller’s ID to Network
Call Waiting
This service is used to make other call to stand by while a first call is connected,
which can be applied or cancelled as necessary.
• Activate: Activates Call Waiting option.
• Deactivate: Deactivates Call Waiting option.
• Check Status: Check the status of Call Waiting option.
Call Forwarding
It allows you to make received Call to go to other phone number. Select this option and press OK(Center_Direction) Key to use this function, which
has sub-menus as follows;
• Divert All Voice Calls: Forwards all voice call.
• Divert If Unreachable: Forwards all calls in no service area.
• Divert If No Answer: Forwards all calls in absence, the mode will
• Divert If Busy: Forwards all calls during connected with other phone.
• Divert All Data Calls: Forwards all data calls.
• Cancel All Divert: Deactivates all Call Forwarding.
activate
if
call is not answered.
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Call Restriction
This service makes a calls to be sent and received only under the specified conditions.
• Outgoing Calls:
- All Outgoing: Restricts all outgoing calls, which is controlled by
- International Outgoing: Restricts all outgoing calls to abroad, which is
- International Except Home: Restricts calls to foreign countries or
• Incoming Calls:
- All Incoming: Restricts all incoming calls which is controlled by
- When Roaming: Restricts a call when in a Roaming state.
• Cancel All: Cancel all the pre-set restricts, which is controlled by
• Change Password: In order to change password for call Restriction,
Select following option menu to make use of this service.
password.
controlled by password.
regions, but to allow calls to your home
password.
password.
country.
select change password option and press OK(Center_Direction) Key then input the correct
password first and then new password
existing twice(it is to confirm that the new password is correct).
Call Time Reminder
• Off
• Single: You can easily set the single alert time. (1~3000Sec.)
• Periodic: You can easily set the periodic alert time. (30~60Sec.)
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Automatic Redial
If this function is selected, dialing will repeats automatically if the connection the
phone will try to make a call to the number again automatically.
If you do not want to use this function, press Off(Left_selection) Key, or
OK(Center Direction) Key to select Off.(toggle key)
press
Answer Mode
• Any Key Answer: Starts a Call connection when any key on the
• Auto: This option will be visible when a Earpiece has connected. If it
has failed since in absence or not answered. In 5 seconds,
has pressed.
keypad
every incoming call will connect automatically in 3 sec.
activates
2. Calls
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Call Time
This menu informs a calling time which has been Sent or Received.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Call Time and press OK(Center_Direction) to
display
The following is to describe the option.
• Last Call Time: Used call time for the last call.
• Total Sent: Used total call time for all sent calls.
• Total Received: Used total call time for all received calls.
• Reset All Time: Reset all call time.
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Key.
the following information.
2. Calls
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Call Cost
This menu informs a cost of called which has been Sent or Received.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Call Cost and press OK(Center_Direction) to
display
Key.
the following information.
The following is to describe the option.
• Last Call Cost: Informs a call cost of last call.
• Total Cost: Informs a call cost of total call.
• Reset Cost: Reset all call cost.
• Max Cost: Fix a limitation of call cost. It can not be use if the call cost
• Price Per Unit: Fix a price per unit of call cost.
Note:
has
reached the limitation.
The Call Cost menu will be shown if the SIM supports.
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SMS Counter
This menu informs a quantity of SMS which has been Sent or Received.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select SMS Counter and press OK(Center_Direction) to
display
The following is to describe the option.
• Sent: Shows the quantity of SMS which has been sent by the phone.
• Received: Shows the quantity of SMS which has been received by the
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the following information.
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GPRS Counter
This menu informs amount of GPRS which has been Sent, Received or Downloaded in MMS or WAP service.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select GPRS Counter and press OK(Center_Direction)
to display the following information.
Key.
The following is to describe the option.
• Last Sent: Shows the size of the last data packet sent by the phone.
• Last Received: Shows the size of the last data packet received by the
• All Sent: Shows the size of the total data packet which have been sent
• All Received: Shows the size of the total data packet which have been
• Reset Counter: Reset all GPRS Counter Informations.
phone.
by the phone.
received by the phone.
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Delete Call Log
This option is used for you to erase all the call lists through call option menu.
(Missed, Received, Dialed, All).
It will erase all the record of calls with ease.
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Calls menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On calls screen, select Delete Call Log and press OK(Center_Direction)
Key
to
display the following information.
The following is to describe the option.
• Missed: Deletes all absence calls saved.
• Sent: Deletes all sent calls saved.
• Received: Deletes all received calls saved.
• Delete All: Deletes all the lists of calls saved.
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3. Messages
This function allows you to create, send, read and save a message using the
Short Message Service (SMS: text messages), Multimedia Message
Service
(MMS: messages supporting presentation of various media types,
such
as
full color images and polyphonic ring tones) provided by your operator. Voice mails are also available.
network
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Messages menu and then press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Option list related with Message menus will be displayed as shown below;
• Messages
• Chat
• Voice Mail Server
• Broadcast Message
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Messages
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Messages menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Messages screen, Select Message and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Send New SMS
1
. On New screen, Select Text Message and press OK(Center_Direction)
Key
to
2
. Input message.
3
. Press option(Left_selection) Key.
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Key.
Key to display the following information.
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The following is to describe the option.
• Done
- Save and Send: Save message then send message.
- Send Only: Send message.
- Save To <Drafts>: Save the message then draft message.
- Send To Many: Send message to many people.
- Send By Group: Send message to group.
• Use Template: Insert a clause stored in Template.
• Insert Object: Allows user to insert some object in a message.
• Format Text
- Text Size: Select Small, Medium or Large.
- Text Style: Select On or Off for Bold, Italics, Underline and
- Alignment: Set alignment among Automatic, Left, Center and Right.
- New Paragraph: Starts new Paragraph with among Automatic, Left,
• Insert PHB Number: Can input the number from Phonebook to SMS
• Insert PHB Name: Can input the name from Phonebook to SMS editor.
• Insert Bookmark: Can insert the Bookmark.
• Input Method: Select Input method. (Alphabetic/Numeric/Symbols)
For example, picture (simple static picture), animation (small moving picture), melody (music), sound (simple bell).
Strikethrough.
Center
Send New MMS
1
. On New screen, Select Multimedia Message and press OK
(Center_Direction)
• To: Where main receiver’ s phone number or E-mail addresses Will be
Key to display the following information.
specified.
Up to 60
numbers for the phone number.
and Right.
editor.
characters are available for E-mail and up to 40
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• Cc: Where other receiver s contact will be displayed to receive copy of
message. How to select receivers is as described previously. You may input several phone numbers or E-mail addresses to send a message to many receivers at a time through address book screen.
• Bcc: The Bcc option has same function as CC. Only difference is that
• Subject: Where title of message will be displayed. Select this option
• Edit Content: Where details of message are written. Press Edit
numbers or E-mail addresses can not be seen for receiver.
phone
and
press Edit(Left_selection) Key to go to Subject screen
described previously to input up to 40 characters.
(Left_selection) Key to go to Subject screen described
- Add text:
- Add Image: It is used to attach picture or image already saved in the
- Add Audio: It is used to add desired sound to MMS. (You may
- Add Video: It is used to add desired Video to MMS. (You may
- Add Attachment: It is used to add desired Attachment to MMS.
- Add Slide Before: Adds a new slide in rear of current page.
- Add Slide After: Adds a new slide in front of current page.
- Add Bookmark Text: Input the bookmarked URL.
- Preview: Displays the appearance of the present messages page.
- Slide Timing: Set the time duration that the received messages
previously to input up to 1024 characters.
phone. select the sound saved in the phone or the sound being
recorded to the phone using the microphone.)
select the Video saved in the phone or the Video being recorded to the phone using the video recorder.)
displayed.
It
automatically scrolls to the next slide after
the specified time.
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2
. Press Done(Right_selection) Key to display the following information.
• Send Only: Send a message without saving.
• Save and Send: Save then send a message.
• Save to <Drafts>: Saves the written multimedia message to Drafts
• Send Options
- Validity period: Maximum period can be specified as necessary to
- Delivery report: If this function is executed, the message sender will
- Read report: If this option is executed, you can be sure if its receiver
- Priority: Displays priority of multimedia messages sent.
• Exit: Exit from MMS menu. It may ask you to save a message before
exiting.
folder.
make message sent. If once the period is over, the
message will be automatically deleted. 1 Hour,
12 Hours, 1 Day , 1 Week and the maximum are
for the period. The maximum has been pre-
available viously established by its service provider. However, the minimum is 1 hour as described above.
have information on message transfer from MMS service center, through which the message sender can
be
sure if the message has been read by the receiver or still saved in MMS service center. This information includes the receivers phone number,
message details, present state (if transferred or kept in MMS service center), transfer time and date.
has read the message or not. Once the receiver read the message, the time and date when the message was
will be sent to its sender. No option is
read available for this function. It lets you be sure if the message
has been read by the receiver or not.
(Normal, High, Low)
The saved message will be stored in Drafts folder
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Received Messages
In Received, all the received SMS will be stored. It can be stored up to 100 If a message is received, separately specified sound of bell will operate.
as
shown below, an image will be displayed on the screen.
And
View Saved Message Not Read Yet
Follow the procedures below to read new message saved.
a. Read Text Message: Select text message option to display text
• This icon means that the message in the Inbox is not read yet.
• This icon means that the message in the Inbox is read already.
message
list, received. Each message has an
icon
and sender’s number, date. There are two
kinds
of
icons;
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‘Received’ of SMS
Select a SMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: Viewing all information related with the message.
• Reply: Displays Write Text Screen to replay to the message received. Write message as desired. If you want to know how to write and send text message (SMS), refer to <Send New SMS>.
• Forward: Delivers the received message to others. Input the phone number
directly thereon or select a receiver on PhoneBook.
press OK(Center_Direction) Key.
Then
• Edit: Edit the message.
• Delete: Delete the SMS a message.
• Delete All: Deletes all messages.
• Use Number: Use Numbers which contained in a Message.
• Use URL: Use URL which contained in a Message.
• Chat: Start Chatting.
• Advanced
- Copy to SIM/Phone: Copy the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
- Move to SIM/Phone: Move the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
- Copy All text Messages: Copies all the Selected Message.
- Move All Text Messages: Moves all the Selected Message.
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‘Received’ of MMS
Select MMS to read and press option(Left_selection) Key to display various option
menus.
• View: Viewing all information related with the message.
• Reply: Reply the MMS Message to Sender’s number.
• Reply to all: Reply the MMS Message to Sender’s and CC, BCC
• Forward: Forwards the Message to others receiver.
• Edit: Edits all information related with the message.
• Delete: Delete draft message.
• Delete All: Delete all draft messages.
• Properties: Shows the message information as it appears on the
• Use Detail: Use Numbers or Email address which contained in a
Sent Message
‘Sent’ stores messages that you have sent.
‘Sent’ of SMS
Select a SMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: View the message.
• Forward: Delivers the sent message to others.
• Edit: Edits all information related with the message.
• Delete: Delete a message.
• Delete All: Delete all messages.
• Use Number: Use dial or save to phonebook.
• Use URL: Use URL which is in a Message.
• Advanced
- Copy to SIM/Phone: Copy the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
- Move to SIM/Phone: Move the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
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recipient’s Message.
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- Copy All text Messages: Copies all the Selected Message.
- Move All Text Messages: Moves all the Selected Message.
‘Sent’ of MMS
Select a MMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
Unsent Messages
‘Unsent’ stores messages that you have failed to send, or canceled.
‘Unsent’ of SMS
Select a SMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: Viewing all information related with the message.
• Send: Send draft message.
• Edit: Edits message and the receiver number.
• Delete: Delete draft message.
• Delete All: Delete all draft messages.
• Properties: Shows the message information as it appears on the
• Save Object: Save object which is attached in Message.
• Use Detail: Use Numbers or Email address which contained in a
recipient’
Message
s
phone.
• View: View the message.
• Send: Send a message.
• Edit: Edits all information related with the message.
• Delete: Delete a message.
• Delete All: Delete all messages.
• Use Number: Use Numbers which contained in a Message.
• Use URL: Use URL which contained in a Message.
• Advanced:
- Copy to SIM/Phone: Copy the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
- Move to SIM/Phone: Move the Selected Message to Phone or SIM. 71
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- Copy All Text Messages: Copies all the Selected Message.
- Move All Text Messages: Moves all the Selected Message.
‘Unsent’ of MMS
Select a MMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: Viewing all information related with the message.
• Send: Send a message.
• Edit: Edits all information related with the message.
• Delete: Delete draft message.
• Delete All: Delete all draft messages.
• Properties: Shows the message information as it appears on the
• Save Object: Save object which is attached in Message.
• Use Detail: Use Numbers or Email address which contained in a
Drafts Messages
‘Drafts’ store messages which is saved for holding or keeping.
‘Drafts’ of SMS
Select a SMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: View the message.
• Send: Send draft message.
• Edit: Edits message and receiver’s number.
• Delete: Delete draft message.
• Delete All: Delete all draft messages.
• Use Number: Use Numbers which contained in a Message.
• Use URL: Use URL which is in a Message.
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recipient’s
Message.
phone.
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• Advanced:
- Copy to SIM/Phone: Copy the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
- Move to SIM/Phone: Move the Selected Message to Phone or SIM.
- Copy All Text Messages: Copies all the Selected Message.
- Move All Text Messages: Moves all the Selected Message.
‘Drafts’ of MMS
Select a MMS to read now and press option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: View the message.
• Send: Send draft message.
• Edit: Edits all information related with To, Cc, Bcc, Subject or Edit
• Delete: Delete draft message.
• Delete All: Delete all draft messages.
• Properties: Shows the message information as it appears on the
• Use Details: Use Numbers or Email address which contained in a
Delete Folder
Deletes all Messages from selected folder or Delete all folder at once.
• Received
• Unsent
• Sent
• Drafts
• Delete All Folders
content.
recipient’s
Message.
phone.
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Templates for SMS
Select a pre-written Template above the list. You can easily edit the prewritten
Select a Template menu and press Option(Left_selection) Key.
• Edit: Edits Template message.
• Erase: Erase Template message.
• Erase All: Erase all Template messages.
• Write Message: Write Template message.
Templates for MMS
Select a Template menu and press Option(Left_selection) Key.
• View: View the message.
- View: View the message.
- Save Object: Save object to phone or Memory card.
• Properties: Shows a properties.
• Write Message: Writes a new MMS template.
SMS Message Settings
• Profile Setting: In Profile setting, you can change the Name of profile,
• Common Setting: Can enable or disable Delivery report and Request
• Memory Status: It shows the memory status of SIM and Phone about
• Preferred Storage: You can select the Storage for current saving point.
• Add new word: You can add new word for user dictionary.
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templates as you need.
number
of
type.
Reply.
the SMS message.
Select SIM of Phone.
SMS Center, Valid period and message
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MMS Message Settings
It is used to define a options for MMS. The options displayed on screen are as
shown below;
• Sending
- Validity period: Maximum period can be specified as necessary to
- Delivery report: When this option is set to On, the network informs
- Read report: When this option set to On, receiver’ s phone sends a
- Priority: Select Low, Normal or High.
- Slide Timing: Displays the play time in second during the attached
- Delivery time: Select In one hour, In 12 hours, In 24 hours or
• Retrieval
- Home network: Select Delayed, Immediate, Restricted or User
- Roaming: Select As Home, Delayed, Restricted or
- Read Report: Select On request, Send or Never Send.
- Deliver Report: Select On or Off.
message sent. If once the period is over, the
make message will be automatically deleted. 1 Hour, 12 Hours, 1 Day , 1 Week and the maximum
available for the period.
are The maximum has been previously established by its service provider .
you whether or not your message has been delivered successfully.
reply to let you know when your message was read
by her/him.
file
is
played.(Up to 99 seconds available.) Input 1
to 99.
Immediate.
Confirmation.
User Confirmation.
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• Filters
- Anonymous: Whether Allow or Reject Unknown Message.
- Advertisement: Whether Allow or Reject advertisement Message.
• Edit Profile: Select Profile1 ~10 to edit.
• Compose
- Creation Mode: Select Free or Restricted.
- Image Resizing: Select 160X120, 320X240 or Off.
- Auto Signature: Select On or Off.
- Text: Input Text.
• Memory Status: This function displays the amount of used and available memory on your phone.
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Chat
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Messages menu then press OK
(Center_Direction) Key.
3
. On Messages screen, Select Chat and press OK(Center_Direction) Key
to
display the following information.
4
. Select Chat Room 1 or Chat Room 2 and press Option(Left_selection)
Key.
5
. Select Chat Room Info. Set nickname and remote number then press
OK(Center_Direction) Key.
6
. Select Start New and send message.
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Voice Mail Server
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Messages menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Messages screen, Select Voice Mail Server and press OK
(Center_Direction)
4
. Press option(Left_selection) Key.
Connect to Voice
Connect to Voice mail server.
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Key to display the following information.
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Broadcast Message
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Messages menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Messages screen, Select Broadcast Message and press OK
(Center_Direction)
The following is to describe the option.
• Reception: Allows you to receive Broadcast messages if this option is
• CB List: Shows CB messages recently received, not saved nor deleted
• Languages: Check On or Off the desirable Language.
Key.
Key to display the following information.
selected. (Default is set to Off)
this screen. If there is no message, List is empty will be
on displayed.
If there is any message, its related title will be shown. Press details Key for further information. To save the message press Yes(Left_selection) Key, and press No(Right_selec tion) Key to delete.
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• Channel: Defines a channel to receive Broadcast messages.
Select a new channel from the list to display on screen and use option Key to execute. If you want to add a new channel to list, press option Key and then Add. Input new channel number to number writer and press OK (Center_Direction) Key (Up to 3-digit number is available and the number shall be surely input. If not, channel setting will not be available). The Write option of sub-menu edits name and number assigned to the selected channel on the list.
Note:
Up to 10 channels are available.
The Broadcast message menu will be shown if the SIM supports.
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Movistar
1
. Use function of SIM Tool Kit.
2
. The menu can be used if the SIM supports.
4. Movistar
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5. Service
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Service menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Option list related with Service menus will be displayed as shown below;
• mcontenidos
• Data Account
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mcontenidos
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Service menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Service screen, Select mcontenidos and press OK(Center_Direction)
Key
to
Key.
display the following information.
The following is to describe the option.
• Home Page: Goes to home page directly.
• Bookmarks: This provides easy website access without inputting a
• Recent Pages: To Allows the user to goto the URL, which you recently
• Go to URL: Input the desired URL.
• Settings
URL again.
connected.
- Edit Profile: Select the Profile 1~10 and edit.
- Browser Options
- Timeout: The Timeout is disconnection time when there are no
- Show Images: The Show Image is the choice of viewing an
response
image
in
GPRS connection. Input 15~300.
in
WAP connection. Select On or Off.
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- Service Message: Select On or Off.
- Clear Cache: Select Yes(Left_selection) Key to clear cache.
- Clear Cookies: Select Yes(Left_selection) Key to clear Cookies.
- Connect Confirmation: Select On or Off.
- Trusted Certificates: Shows certification.
Data Account
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Service menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Service screen, Select Data Account and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Key to display the following information.
The following is to describe the option.
• GSM Data: Displays environmental setting of GSM connection and
• GPRS: Helps to change the address of APN or communication network.
specifies number to call, type of terminal (analog or digital), and
inactive duration till the service is available.
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1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menus icon and then press
OK(Center_Direction) Key. The icons are as shown below;
Option list related with Multimedia menus will be displayed as shown below;
• Camera
• MP3 Player
• Images
• Videocamera
• Videos
• Photo Editor
• Sound Recorder
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Camera
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main
menu option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Camera and press OK(Center_Direction)
Key
The following is to describe the option.
• From Menu: On the menu screen,select multimedia then select camera.
• Hot Key: Keep pressing and hold the upper side volume key in stand-by
You can adjustment camera options by using numeric key.
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Key.
to
display the following information.
Press OK(Center_Direc ti on) again. If the camera operates anyway, let the phone stand lengthwise with its number pad downward, then catch hold of an object to take a picture of using the direction Key (ensure that camera controller is located at the rear central upper of the phone) and press OK(Center_Direction) in the center to take a picture.
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Note:
- Wait a few seconds for the digital sensor to adjust to digital tone of color when starting camera operation, which will make the quality of images excellent.
- Sound similar to the shutter of a camera will be heard for you to feel the same
as
with the actual camera when the moment a picture is taken.
Camera Options
The camera built-in the mobile includes functions of digital zooming and
adjustment. If the camera starts to operate, the following icon will be
glossy displayed
on
the option below the screen.
The following is to describe the option.
• Album: Shows Image album.
• Camera Setting
- Shutter Sound: Select Sound 1~3 and Silent.
- EV: Select EV +4 ~ -4.
- Banding: Select 50Hz or 60Hz.
- Delay Timer: Select 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec or Off.
- Cont Shot: Select 3 Shot, 5 Shot or Off.
• Image Setting
- Image Size: Size of image that you want to shoot 128x160,
-
Image Quality: Select Normal, High or Low.
160x120, 320x240 or 640x480.
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•
White Balance: To Select white tone balance. (Auto, Daylight,
• Scene Mode: Select Auto or Night.
• Effect Setting: Select Normal, Grayscale, Sepia, Sepia Green,
•
Add Frame: Select your favorite fun picture frame to decorate your
• Storage: Select Phone or Memory Card.
• Restore Default: Select Restore Default Yes or No.
T ungsten, Fluorescent, Cloud or Incandescence)
Blue, Color Invert.
Sepia
picture frame to decorate your picture. (Off or Frame 1~10)
Note:
You can adjustment digital Zooming use upper or low direction Key on
screen.
By pressing # key, you can select the Function Icon display or
Power
Off Display, PhoneBook or MMS.
Note:
camera
non-display .
Management Options
After Capturing, Press Option to management the Capture Image. If the image
has captured, it means it has already saved.
• Delete: Deletes the captured image.
• Rename: Renames the default name of captured image.
• Forward: Set as Wallpaper, Screen Saver, Power On Display,
• View: View images which has already captured.
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MP3 Player
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select MP3 Player and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Key.
MP3 Player Options
Press List(Left_selection) Key and select audio file then press Option (Left_selection) Key to display the following information.
following is to describe the option.
The
• Play: Play audio.
• Detail: To view audio information.
• Add To Rings: Select audio file then press OK(Center_Direction) Key to
• Refresh List
• Settings
- Play List: Select From Phone or Memory Card.
- List Auto Gen: Select On or Off.
- Skin: Select Skin 1~3.
finish.
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- Repeat: Select desired, One, All or Off.
- Shuffle: Select On(it will play randomly) Or Off.
- Background Play: Select On or Off.
- Equalizer: Select Normal, Bass, Dance, Classical, Treble,
You can see the below option When the play list has no song.
• Refresh List
• Settings
How to use the MP3 player
• / To play or Pause the player use Center of the direction key.
• To Stop Playing MP3 player use Lower of the direction key.
• To play the next file use Right of the direction key.
• To play the previous file use Left of the direction key.
• Adjust the Volume by using side volume key.
How to list up to the play list
To list up the audio file to play list, use USB cable.
1
. Connect the USB cable with Phone and PC.
2
. After connecting the USB cable, you can access to Phone memory and
Memory card.
3
. Copy the audio file to ‘My Music’ then you can list up the play list into the
audio
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player.
- In power off state you can access to both Phone and Memory card memory.
However, in power on state, you can only access to memory card memory.
- In case of ‘List Auto Gen’, option in audio player setting, is off, you can list up
desirable audio file to play list one by one.
the
- The default memory directory of play list is ‘Phone’. Switch over the directory to ‘Memory card’ to play the MP3 which has stored in memory card.
Party,
Pop or Rock.
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Images
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Images and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Images Options
Enables you to view or edit the photos saved in your handset.
• View: View an image.
• Browse Style: Select List Style or Matrix Style.
• Forward: Set as Wallpaper, Screen Saver , Power On Display,
• Rename: Rename an image.
• Delete: Delete an image.
• Delete All Files: Delete all images.
• Sort: Select By Name, By Type, By Time, By Size or None.
• Storage: Select Phone or Memory Card.
Key.
Key to display the following information.
List
Off Display, PhoneBook or MMS.
Power
Matrix
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Videocamera
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Video Recorder and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Key to display the following information.
Videocamera
1
. On Multimedia screen, Select Video Recorder and press OK
2
. Press OK(Center_Direction) Key to Start & Pause video recording.
3
. Press Stop(Right_Direction) Key to Stop Record Video.
Videocamera Options
• To Player: To open the Video play list which is stored in Videos
• CamCorder Setting:
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(Center_Direction)
- White Balance: To Select white tone balance. (Auto, Daylight,
- EV: Select EV +4 ~ -4.
Key to display the following information.
folder.
T ungsten, Incandescence)
Fluorescent, Cloud, or
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- Night Mode: Select On or Off.
- Banding: Select 50Hz or 60Hz.
• Video Setting:
- Video Quality: Select Normal, Low, Fine or High.
• Effect Setting: Select Normal, Grayscale, Sepia, Sepia Green,
• Storage: Select Phone or Memory Card.
• Restore Default: Select Restore Default Yes or No.
Sepia Blue, Color Invert.
How to use the Videocamera
• To Start Video Record or Pause Video Record use Center of the direction key.
• To Stop Video Recording use, (Right_selection) key.
• To adjust EV use Left and, Right of the direction key.
• To adjust Zoom mode, use Upper and Lower of the direction key.
Note:
The extension of Recorded file is ‘AVI’ which has encoded by
‘Motion-Jpeg’
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Videos
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Videos and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Videos Options
1
. On Multimedia screen, Select Videos and press OK
(Center_Direction)
2
. Select Phone or Memory Card. Select Video then press Option
(Left_selection) Key to display the following information.
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Key.
Key to display the following information.
Key to display the following information.
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The following is to describe the option.
• Play: Play recorded or saved video.
• Forward: Set as PhoneBook, Screen Saver , Power On Display,
• Rename: Rename an image.
• Delete: Deletes a video file.
• Delete All Files: Delete all video file.
• Sort: Select By Name, By Type, By Time, By Size or None.
• Storage: Select Phone or Memory Card.
Off Display or MMS.
Power
How to use the Videos
• To Play Video, also Pause and Resume, use Center of the direction key or Left_selection key.
• To Stop Video, use (Right_selecti o n) key.
• To adjust Play speed, use Upper and Lower of the direction key.
• To move to Forward, use Right of the direction key.
• To move to Backward, use Left of the direction key.
Note:
It only supports ‘AVI’ format which has encoded by ‘Motion-Jpeg’
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Photo Editor
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Photo Editor and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Enables you to edit the photos saved in your handset.
Auto Resize Options
• Save as: Saves a edited file.
• Add Frame: Add a frame. Select the Frame1 ~ Frame10.
• Add Icon: Add an Icon. Select a desirable Icon.
• Add Text: Add Text. Edit the text and adjust the location.
• Flip: Flip a image. Use direction key to flip upside down or left or right.
• Expand Canvas: Expand an image to full screen size.
• Help: Use help.
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Key.
Key to display the following information.
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MainLCD Clip
You can easily clip the image from the original copy.
• Moving the clipping target: Use direction key(Up/Down/left/right)
• Scale up and down the target: Use ‘*’ or ‘#’ key.
Sound Recorder
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Sound Recorder and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Record Sound
1
. On Sound Recorder screen, Select Phone or Memory Card and press
OK(Center_Direction) Key to display the following information.
2
. Press Option(Left_selection) Key and select Record.
Key.
Key to display the following information.
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• Press Pause Key
• Press Stop Key
• Press Cont. Key
Recording Options
• Record: Start to record sound.
• Play: Play recorded file.
• Append: Can append to pre-recorded audio file. Select recorded file
• Rename: Rename a recorded file.
• Delete: Delete a recorded file.
• Delete All: Delete all recorded files.
• Settings: Select storage. Phone or Card.
• Forward: Select To User Ringtone or To MMS.
(Left_selection) to pause the record sound.
(Right_selection) to Stop the record sound.
(Left_selection) to Continue the record sound.
then
start append record.
Select recording format. AMR or WAV .
FM Radio
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select FM Radio and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Note:
Key.
Key to display the following information.
To use the FM radio you must connect the earphone as antenna.
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• : Search channel list.
• : Radio power on.
• : Move to forward frequency.
• : Move to Backward frequency.
• : To adjustment sound use side volume key.
FM Radio Options
• Channel List: Select Option(Left_selection) Key and select Edit. On edit
• Manual Input: Input a frequency by using numeric key.
• Preset Auto Search: Searching a Channel automatically.
screen, OK(Left_selection) Key then select Yes(Left_selection) Key to save channel.
input Channel Name and Frequency and press
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• Settings:
- Background Play: Select On or Off.
- Skin: Select Skin1~3.
- Record Format: Select AWB, AMR or WAV.
- Record Storage: Select a Storage, Phone or Memory Card.
• Record: Record a radio broadcast.
• Append: Can append to pre-recorded audio file. Select recorded file then
• File List: Recorded radio file list.
append record.
start
Schedule FM Record
1
. In stand-by state, press OK(Center_Direction) Key to display main menu
option.
2
. Use the direction Key to select Multimedia menu then press OK
(Center_Direction)
3
. On Multimedia screen, Select Schedule FM Record and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Select Edit(Left_selection) Key to set record.
• On/Off: Select On or Off.
• Date&Time: Input Date&Time using numeric key.
• Repeat: Select Once, Everyday, Days(Monday~Friday), Weekly or Monthly.
• Channel Setting: Set Channel.
• Record Setting: Setting Record Format(AMB, AWR or WAV), Storage
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Key.
Key to display the following information.
(Phone or Card), Record File(New File or Append File).
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