ZyXEL V660 User Manual

V660

Dual-Mode Phone

Quick Start Guide

Version 1.00 04/2007 Edition 1

V660 Quick Start Guide

1 Overview

Your V660 provides standard cellphone functions, and adds WiFi connectivity.

In the figure below, the dashed line shows your V660 (A) calling a phone (B) over the regular phone network (PSTN, or Public Switched Telephone Network).

The solid line shows the V660 connecting to a wireless access point (C) on your computer network to send and receive email, browse the Web, and make voice calls over the Internet (VoIP).

This Quick Start Guide covers the following:

• Physical Features. See page 3.

• Preparing Your Phone. See page 4.

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• Using the LCD Screen. See page 10.

• Making Cellular Phonecalls. See page 12.

• Connecting to a Wireless Access Point. See page 13.

• Making Internet Phonecalls. See page 16.

• Using the Camera. See page 19.

• Installing a Memory Card. See page 20.

• Locking and Unlocking the Phone. See page 21.

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2 Physical Features

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The following table describes some of the keys you use in this Quick Start Guide.

LABEL DESCRIPTION

Left and Right Softkeys

Navigator Use this to move around the V660’s screens.

Home Press this to return to the Home page at any

Back Press this to return to the previous screen, or

Start After you enter or select a phone number,

End/Power Press this for several seconds to turn the

Alphanumeric Keypad

The functions of these keys depend on the screen currently displayed on the LCD. A word displayed above a softkey indicates its current function.

Click the navigator (press it in) to select the highlighted function.

time (see page 10).

delete a character when entering data.

press this to start the call.

V660 on or off.

Press this once when a call is in progress to end the call.

Use these keys to enter numbers and letters.

3 Preparing Your Phone

This section shows you how to:

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• Install the included battery.

• Install a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card.

• Charge the V660’s battery.

1 WARNING: NEVER expose the battery to

high temperatures (such as fire or prolonged direct sunlight), short-circuit it or open the battery’s casing. This could cause the battery to ignite or explode.

1 WARNING: DANGER OF ELECTRICAL

SHOCK. Remove the battery or battery cover only when the V660 is turned off and the charger/USB cable is unplugged.

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3.1 Installing the Battery and a SIM Card

This section describes how to install the battery that came with your V660, and how to install a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card. A SIM card allows you to make and receive cellphone calls with the V660. If you do not want to install a SIM card now, you can still use the V660’s other features once the battery is installed.

" Fully charge the battery before you first use the

V660. This may take 8 to 10 hours. When you first charge the battery, use the included charger and NOT the USB cable. The power supplied from a computer’s USB port is not enough to fully charge the battery. Use the charger instead of the USB cable whenever possible.

1 Remove the V660’s battery cover. Press the grooved area

at the top of the cover, slide the cover downwards (towards the V660’s base) and lift it off.

2 Install a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card. If you do

not want to install a SIM card now, skip to step 3.

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