Nokia 2128i User Manual

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2 LEGAL INFORMAT ION Part No.9 240270, Issue No. 1a Copyright ©2006 N okia. All rights reserved. No kia, Noki a Conn ecti ng Peop le , Nokia 21 28i, Pop- Port, an d the Nokia Ori ginal Enhan cem ents logos are trademar ks or registered trademarks of Nokia Corporat ion. Other comp any and product names mentioned herein may be trademarks or trade names of their respective owner s. US Patent No. 581 8437 and other pending patents. T9 text input software Copyright ©19 99-2006. Tegic Communic ations, Inc. All rights reserved. Includes RSA BSA FE cry ptographic or security protocol software from RSA Se cur i ty. Java is a trademark of Sun Mi crosystems, Inc. The information cont ained in this user guide was written for the Nokia 2128i product. Nokia operates a policy of ongoing development. Nokia reserves the r ight to make changes to any of the products described in this document without prior notice. UNDER N O CIRCUMST ANCES SHALL NOKIA BE RESPO NSIBLE FOR A NY LOSS OF D ATA OR INCO ME OR AN Y SPECI AL, INC IDENT AL, AND CO NSE QUENTIA L OR INDIR ECT DA MAGES HOWS OE VER C AUS ED . T H E C O N T E N T S O F T H I S D O C U M E N T A R E P R O V I D E D “ A S I S . ” E X C E P T A S R E Q U I R E D B Y APPLIC ABLE LAW, NO WA RRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EIT HER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLU DING, BUT NOT L IMITED TO, TH E IMPLI ED WARRANTIES OF M ERCHA NTABILITY AND FITNESS FO R A PARTI CULAR PURPOSE, ARE MA DE IN REL ATION T O THE AC CURACY A ND RELIAB ILITY OR CONTENTS OF THI S DOCUME NT. NOKIA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVISE THIS DO CUMENT OR WITHDR AW IT AT AN Y TIME W ITHOUT P RIOR NOT ICE. Export C ontrols This device may contain commodities, technology, or soft ware subject to export laws and regulations from the U.S. and other countries. Diversion contrary to law is prohibited. FC C/I ndu s tr y Can ad a N ot ic e Your device may cause TV or radio interference (for example, when usin g a t elephone in close proximity to receiving equipment). The FCC or Industry Canada can r equire you to stop using your telephone if s uch interf erence cannot be eliminated. If you require assistance, contact your local service facility. This device complie s with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition t hat this device does not cause harmful interferenc e. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 2 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 1 0:05 AM
Tabl e of Co nte nts 3 Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s For your safety ........................... ....................................... ................... 5 Welcome ................. ........................................ ...................................... 8 1. Phone at a g lance .................................... .................................... 10 2. Set up your pho ne ............... .................... .................................... 14 3. Text ent ry ............................. ....................................... ................. 20 4. Contacts list .... ........................................ .................................... 22 5. Messages .......... ........................................ .................................... 28 6. Call log ................................. .................... .................................... 35 7. Profile s ................................. .................... .................................... 37 8. Setting s ................................ ....................................... ................. 38 9. Gallery .............. .................... ....................................... ................. 53 10. G ames ............... ........................................ .................................... 54 11. V oice ................. .................... ....................................... ................. 55 12. O rganizer .......... .................... ....................................... ................. 58 13. P C Connectivit y ....................................... .................................... 63 14. E nhancements...................... ....................................... ................. 64 15. B attery info rmation ................................ ................... ................. 65 Care and main tenance ................................... ................... ................. 68 Additional safety information .. .................... .................................... 69 Index ....................... .................... ....................................... ................. 74 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 3 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
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For your safety 5 For yo ur saf ety Rea d the se simple guidelines. Not follo wing them may be dangerous or illegal. Read t he co mplete u ser guide for fu rther information. SWITCH O N SAFELY Do not switc h the phone on w hen wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger. ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Obey all loc al laws. Always keep your hands free to operate th e vehicl e while dr iving. Your f irst co nsid erati on while drivi ng shoul d be r oad s afety. INTERFE RENCE All w ireless phones may be susceptible t o interference , which could affect performanc e. SWITCH O F F IN HOSPI TALS Fol low an y restr icti ons. Swi tch the p hone off n ear m edica l equ ipm ent. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRA FT Follow any restrictions. Wireles s devices can cau se interferenc e in aircraft. SWITCH O F F WHEN R EFUELING Do no t use the phon e at a refu elin g p oint. Do not use near fuel or chemicals. SWITCH OFF NEAR BLAS TING Fo llow an y rest rict ions. D o no t use th e phon e wh ere bl asting is in progress. USE SENSIBLY Use only in the normal positio n as explaine d in the product docum entat ion. Do not tou ch the a ntenna un necess arily. QUALIFIED SERVICE Only qua lified personnel may ins tall or repair this product. ENHANCEMENTS A ND BATTERI ES Use only approved enhanceme nts and batteries. Do not conn ect incom patible products . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 5 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
For your safety 6 WATER-RESISTA NCE Your phone is not wate r-resistant. Keep it dry. BACK UP COPIES Remember to ma ke back-up copies or keep a written rec ord of all important inform ation stored in your phone. CONN ECTING T O OTHE R DEVICES Whe n connec ting to any othe r device, rea d its user gu ide for deta iled safety instructions . Do not conn ect incompa tible product s. EMERG ENCY CALLS Ensur e the p hon e is switc hed on an d in se rvice. Press the end key as man y times as ne eded to c lear the dis play and re turn to the s tart scre en. Ent er the emer ge ncy num ber, t hen pres s t he se nd k ey. G ive you r lo ca ti on . Do not end the ca ll until given perm ission to do so. ■ About your device The wireless device described in this gu ide is a pproved for use on the CD MA 800 and CDMA 1900 ne tworks and a lso rece ives signals from the GPS loca tion system. Cont act your servic e provider for more information about networks . Whe n using the featu res in this device , obey all law s and respect privacy a nd legitimat e rights of others. Warnin g: To use a ny feature s in this device, ot her than t he alarm c lock, the device must be switched on . Do not switch the device on when wirele ss phone us e may caus e interfere nce or dange r. ■ Network services To use the phone you must hav e service from a wireless s ervice provider. Many of the fea tur es in thi s devi ce depen d on fe atur es in the wi rele ss net work t o func tion . These netw ork services may not be available on all networks or you may have to make sp ecific arrangeme nts wit h your service provide r before you can utilize network service s. Your service p rovider may need to giv e you additional inst ructions for their use and e xplain wh at charges will ap ply. Some networks may have limita tions that affe ct how you c an use netw ork service s. For instanc e, some networks may not support all language-dependent characte rs and se rvices. Your servic e provider may have requested that certain fe atures be disabled or not activa ted in your devic e. If so, they will not a ppear on your de vice menu. Your devic e may also have been specia lly configure d. This configuration may inc lude changes in m enu names, menu order and icon s. Contact your service provider for more inform ation. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 6 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
For your safety 7 ■ Shared memory The followi ng features in this device may share memory: cont acts, text messages , images, an d tones in Galler y , calendar not es, games, and applic ations. Use of one or more of thes e features may reduce th e memory available for the remaining features sharin g memory. Your phone may dis play a m essage that the memory is f u l l w h e n y o u t r y t o u s e a s h a r e d m e m o r y f e a t u r e . I n t h i s c a s e , d e l e t e s o m e o f t h e information or entries stored in the shared memory features before cont inuing. Som e of the f eat ures , suc h as im ag es, to nes i n Gallery , text message s, an d applica tions may hav e a certain a mount of memory s pecially allott ed to them in addition to the memory shared with othe r features . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 7 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Welcome 8 We lc o m e Congratulations on you r purchase of the Nokia 2128i m obile device. Your device provides many funct ions that are prac tical for daily use, such as a hands-free lou dspea ker, alar m clock, calcula tor, calend ar. Yo ur devic e can also connec t to a PC, laptop, or other device, using a data ca ble. To pe rsonalize your device, you c an set your favorite ring ton es or wallpaper. ■ Get help Find your phone la bel If you ne ed help, Nok ia Custome r Care is available for assistance. B efore calli ng, we recomme nd that you writ e down the follow ing informa tion and have it ava ilable: • Ele ctronic s erial n umber (E SN) • Your zip co de The ESN is found on the type label, which is located benea th the battery on the back of the device. See "Remove the back cover," p . 15 and "Remove the battery," p. 15. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 8 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Welcome 9 Co nta ct No ki a Please have your product with you w hen cont acting either of t he num bers below: Updates Chec k www.n oki au sa.co m/s up por t or y ou r lo ca l N oki a Web sit e fo r t he la test version of th is guide, additional inform ation, down loads, and servic es related to your Nokia product. On the We b site, you can get information on the use of Nokia products and service s. If you ne ed to contact c ustomer service, check the list of local Nok ia Care con tact ce nters at ww w. nok ia usa .co m/s up port . For ma intenanc e serv ices, ch eck you r near e st Nokia Care services location at ww w.noki ausa.com/s uppo rt . Accessibility solution s Nokia is committed to making mobil e ph ones easy to use for all individuals, includ ing those with disabilities. Fo r more information v isit the web site at ww w.nok iaa ccess ibilit y.co m . Nokia Customer Care Center , USA Nokia Inc. 4630 Woodland Corporate Blvd. Suite # 160 Tampa, Florida 336 14 Tel: 1-888 -NOK IA-2U (1-88 8-665-4 228) Fax: 1-8 13-24 9-96 19 We b s i t e: www .nokia.com/u s In C anad a call : Te l :1-888-2 2-NOKIA (1-88 8-226-65 42) We b s i t e: www .nokia.ca For T TY/TDD user s on ly: 1-800-24-N OKIA (1-800 - 2 46-6542 ) 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 9 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 1 0:05 AM
Phone at a glanc e 10 1. Phon e at a glanc e • Power key and flashlight (1 ) • Earp iece ( 2 ) • Righ t selection key (3) • End key (4 ) • Keypad (5) • Con nection po rt (6) • M icrophone (7) • Cha rger port (8) • Scroll up a nd do wn ke y ( 9) • Se nd ke y (1 0) • L eft selec tion key ( 11) • Dis play scree n (12) 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 10 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Pho ne at a gla nce 11 ■ The start screen Depe ndi ng on y our wireless servic e prov ider an d th e mode l n umber of you r de vice, some or all of the following selection keys may appear on the start screen. The start screen is home base and indicates that your device is in the standby mode. Signal strengt h (1 )—A highe r bar indicate s a stronger network signal. Battery level (2)— A highe r bar indicates more charge in th e battery. Menu ( 3)—Press the le ft selection key to selec t this option. Contacts (4)—Pres s the right sele ction key to select thi s option. ■ Quick key s In the standby mod e, scroll down to access th e contacts list, and selec t a contac t. Press the se nd ke y to cal l t he pr imary numb er of the con tact . Press th e scroll up key to activate the fl ashli ght momen tarily. Pres s the scroll up key twice to sw itch the flashligh t on co nt inuously. Press the scroll up key a gain to s witch off th e flashligh t. ■ Indicators and icons De pendi ng on y our wirel ess servic e pr ovider and the m odel n umber of y our p hone, some or all of the f ollow ing indi cators and i cons m ay app ear i n the stand by mod e: Yo u have ne w text o r picture me ssages. See "Te xt mess ages," p. 2 8. Yo u have ne w voice messa ges. See " Automa te voice mail," p. 33 . Devi ce keyp ad i s lo cked. See " Keygu ard," p. 19. Dev ice is set to the silent profile . See "Profiles," p. 37 . Alarm clock is set to on. See "Alarm clock," p. 58. Coun tdown timer is running. See " Countdown tim er," p. 61. Stopwatch tim er running in th e ba c kgroun d. See " Stopwatch," p . 62. Int egrat ed ha nds -fre e is active . See " Use t he lou dspea ker," p. 18. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 11 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Phone at a glanc e 12 Timed profile is select ed. See "Profile s," p . 37. , , or An e nhan cemen t i s co nne cted to the dev ice. See "Enh ancemen ts, " p. 64. Voice privacy encryption is active in the network. See " Security settings, " 4 8. or Location in fo sharing is se t to 91 1 o n l y or Location on . See "Locat ion inform ation sharing," p. 3 8. You are roami ng outside your home netw ork . S ee "Roaming opti ons, " p . 50. You a re in a 1XR TT net work. S ee " Network servic es," p. 6. You are in a digital netw ork. See "Network services," p. 6. or Off hook , c all or data call in progress. ■ Phone menus Phone feature s are grouped according to function and are ac cessed t hrough the main menus. Ea ch main me nu contains submenus and lists from which you can sel ect or vi ew items an d custom ize yo ur phon e feat ures. To access t hes e menus and submenus use the scroll method or use a shortcut. Some features may not be available, depending on your network. For more inform ation, conta ct your wireless p rovider. The s croll m ethod 1. In the standby mode, select Menu , a nd scroll up or down through the main menu s. As you scroll through the m enus, the menu num ber appear s in the upper right corn er of the display. Below the nu mber is a scroll bar with a tab that moves up or down on the right side of the display screen as you scroll through the men us. This display provides a visual representation of your cu rrent position in the me nu structure. 2. When y ou arrive at a me nu, press the left select ion key to e nter submen us. •S e l e c t Back (the right selectio n key) to return to the previous men u. • S elec t the en d key from a ny sub menu or se lect Exit f ro m th e ma in me nu leve l to return to the st andby mod e. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 12 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Pho ne at a gla nce 13 Short cuts To go direct ly to almost any menu or submenu, as w ell as activate most featu res use a short cut. In the standby mode, select Me nu ; t hen wit hi n 3 s econds , pre ss the key o r keys asso ciated with the menu func tion you wou ld like to vie w or activate. For e xample, to select the meeting profile, select Menu 3-3-1 from standby mode ( Menu > 3 Profiles > 3 Meetin g > 1 Acti va te ). After a brief pause, the Meeti ng profile is activated. In -phon e hel p Many features have brief descri p tions (hel p text) th at can b e viewed on the display. In order to v iew the des criptions, you must first activ ate help te xt. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Phone sett ings > Help tex t activat ion > On or Off . To view the se descriptions, scroll to a feature, and wait for about 15 seconds. Select More , when necessary, to view all of the description, or select Back to exit. ■ Secur ity feature The security feature prote cts your device from unauthorized outgoing c alls or acce ss to the stored inform ation w ith the lock an d security code s. The lock code is a four-digit n umber wh ile the security code is a five- digit number. By defau lt, the security feature uses the lock code (defaulte d to the last four digits of y our phone numb er) instead of the secu rity code to protect y our phone. En ter the lock code to access the following sec urity option: 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Secu rity settings . 2. Ente r the lock code, and select OK . See "Sec urit y sett ing s," p. 48. Not e: De pending on your w ireless service provide r, the preset lock code may be 1234 or 0000 instead of the last four digi ts of y our phone number. If these codes do not work , contact your wire less service provider for he lp. Your device, by defa ult, requires you to enter the lock code to restore fa ctory settings: 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Restore factory settings . 2. Ente r the lock code, and select OK . See "Sec urit y sett ing s," p. 48. Not e: De pending on your w ireless se rvice provider, your device may ask you for the s ecurity code (defaulte d to 1234 5) instead of the lock code. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 13 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Set up your pho ne 14 2. Set up yo ur phone ■ Antenna Your phone h as an i nternal antenna that i s located toward the top of the phone. In the Nokia 2128 i phone, the G PS antenna is internal and is activated whe n you place emergency calls or wh en Location on i s se le cte d fr om th e Location in fo sharing menu. See "Location inform ation sharing," p. 38. Hold the phone as you would any oth er telephone with the anten na area pointed up and over your shoulde r. Note: As w ith a ny oth er ra dio t ransmit ting devic e, do no t touch the a ntenna unnecessar ily when the device is switched on. Co ntac t w ith th e an ten na a ffe cts call qual ity and m ay c ause the de vi ce to oper ate at a higher power level than othe rwise needed. Avoi ding contact with the antenna wh ile ope rati ng the d evi ce op timi zes t he ante nn a per forma nce and the ba tt ery li fe. ■ Change the bat tery Always switch the d evice off, and disconnect the charge r b efore removing the ba ttery. War nin g: Us e only batt er ies, charge rs, and en hancem ent s ap prov ed b y Nokia for use w ith t his p articular m ode l. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or wa rranty, and may be dangerous. Check th e model number of any charger before u se with th is device. Th is device is intended for use when supplie d with power from the chargers. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 14 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Se t up your pho ne 15 For ava ilability of approved en hancem ents, please check with y our dealer. Whe n you disconn ect the power cord of any enhance ment, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord . Not e: Alw ays switch off the power an d disconnect the c harger and an y other devic e before removing the cov er. A void touchin g electronic co mponent s while chang ing the cover. Al ways s tore and use the devi ce wit h the cov er a ttac hed. Remo ve the back cover 1. Wit h the back of the phone facing you, push down on th e back cover release button. 2. Sl ide th e back cove r t oward th e bottom of the ph one an d remove. Remo ve the batt ery Aft er you have removed th e back cover, insert you r finger into the finge r grip, and l ift th e ba tte ry fro m it s com part m e nt. Repla ce the bat tery 1. Pos ition the batte ry so the positiv e and negative indic ators on the battery ma tch up with the positive and negative indic ators on the phone. The battery label should face away from the phon e. 2. Insert t he battery, g old-colored cont act end first, into th e battery s lot. 3. Push dow n on the other end of the battery to snap it into place. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 15 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Set up your pho ne 16 Repl ace the back cover Slide the back co ver toward the top of the phon e until the back cover is secure ly in place. Ch arge the b att ery 1. Plug the ch arger into a s t andard ac out le t. 2. Insert the charger output plu g into the roun d jack at the bottom end of th e pho ne. After a few s econds, the battery indicato r on the di splay star ts to scroll from bottom to top. If th e battery is comple tely discharge d, it may take a few minu tes before the charging indicator appears on the display or before any calls can be made. ■ T urn your phone on or off 1. To turn your phone on or off, press and hold the power key on top of the phone for at le ast 3 seconds. 2. Ente r the lock code. if ne cessa ry, an d s elect OK . See "Se curity setti ngs," p. 48. ■ Connect the headset A compatible headset may be purchased with your phone or separately as an enhancement. See "Enhanceme nts," p. 64. Impo rta nt: The head set may a ffect your ability to hear sound s around you. Do not use th is heads et in situat ions that may e ndanger your safet y. War nin g: When us ing the headset, y our ability to he ar outs ide sounds m ay be affec ted. Do n ot use t he h eads et wh ere i t can end anger y our s afety . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 16 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Se t up your pho ne 17 1. Plug th e conne ctor of the include d headset adapter into the Pop-Port™ connec tor at the bottom end of your device. appears in the standby mode. 2. Plug th e conne ctor of the hea dset into the jac k on the adapt er. 3. Pos ition the he adset on y our ear. With the headse t connec ted , make, answer, and end call s as usua l. • U se the ke ypad to ente r numbe rs. • Press t he se nd ke y to place a call. • P ress th e end ke y to end a call. ■ Make a call Use the key pad 1. Ente r the phone num ber (including the area code) , and press the send key. To delete a characte r to the left of the cu rsor, select Cle a r . 2. Press the end key to end the call, or select End c all to ca ncel the ca ll attempt. Use the cont acts list 1. In th e sta ndby mode, s croll down to the en try you wis h to view. 2. Pre ss the send key to make the ca ll, o r select De tail s to view d etails of the ent ry. Use the last dialed numbe r 1. In the standby mode, press the send key to display the last 20 nu mbers dialed. 2. Scroll to th e number (or name) you wish to redial, and press the send key. Confer ence call s Confe rence ca lling is a network service that a llows you to take part in a confe rence call with two other partic ipants. 1. Make a c all to t he first participant. 2. Wit h the first partic ipant on th e line, selec t Opt ions > New call . 3. Ente r the phone num ber of the second participant, or select Search to retrieve a number from the contacts list. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 17 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Set up your pho ne 18 4. Select Flas h and the first partic ipant is put on hold. 5. When the s econd p articipant answers, pre ss the sen d key to conne ct the calls. 6. To en d th e con fer en ce ca ll, pres s th e en d key. ■ Answer calls Answer, silence , or decline an incoming call Silenc e and Decline are c arri er de pend ent fe ature s. 1. Press the call or An swer ke y to ans wer the ca ll. 2. To mute th e ringing tone , selec t Sile nce . If you do n ot answe r the call, the call is forwarded to voice mail. 3. To dismis s and forward th e call to voic email (a carrier dep endent feature ), select Decline after y ou have m uted the ringing tone, or press the end ke y at any time . Answer a call with t he keypad lo cked To ans wer a ca ll with the keypa d locked , pres s the se nd key. During th e call , all feature s function normally . When you e nd, silence or dec line the call, the ke ypad automatically relocks. See "Keyguard," p. 19. Whe n the keyguard is on, calls still may be possible to the official em ergency numbe r programed into your device. Adjust the ear piece vo lume While in a cal l, scroll up or down to adjust the volume of the ea rpiece. Whe n you adjust th e volume , a bar chart a ppears in th e display to indic ate th e volume level. Use the loudspe a ker You ca n use yo ur device a s a loudspeak er during a c all. • To ac tivate the louds peaker, sele ct Loud sp . • T o deact ivate the loudsp eaker durin g a call, select Hands et . The louds peaker is deac tivated au tomaticall y whe n a call (or a call atte mpt) ends, or w hen certa in enha ncem ent s are c onnect ed. War nin g: Do not hold the dev ice ne ar your ear w hen the loudsp eaker is in use, beca use the vo lu me m ay be e xtr emel y l ou d. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 18 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Se t up your pho ne 19 Option s dur ing a call Many of the options used durin g a call are network services. Check with your wireless service provider for more information . 1. Se le ct Opt ions to display th e following: Mute or Unm ute —Sil enc e your end of t he cal l. Loud spe ake r or Handset —Ac tiv ate or deac tiva te th e lou dspe ake r while in a call. New call —I niti ate a c onfe rence call . Se e "Co nf erenc e calls ," p. 17. Add to contact —Save the number you entered during a ca ll to a contac t that is already in th e conta cts list. End all calls — Disconnec t from all active calls . Touch tones —Ent er th e n umbe rs, and se lect To ne s t o s e n d t h e n u m b e r s a s t o n e s . Contact s —Vi ew t he co nta cts li st. Menu —V iew the phon e menu. 2. Scroll to and selec t a n option to act ivate the option or enter its submenu. ■ K eyguard Use keyguard , to lock t h e keypad and prevent keys from being press ed accident ally. Re membe r to lock y our dev ice ke ypad to p reven t accide ntal c alls. If the keyp ad is lock ed, it unlocks when yo u receive a call. After the ca ll, the lock au tomatical ly reactiva tes. Whe n the keyguard is on, calls still may be possible to the official eme rgency number programe d into your device. Enter the emergency num ber and press the send ke y. See "Aut omatic k eyguard," p. 41. Lock t he keyp ad Select Menu ; t hen p ress * with in 2 s econd s. Unlock th e keypad Select Unl oc k ; t hen p res s * with in 2 seconds . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 19 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Text entry 20 3. T ext entry You ca n use two me thods for en tering text a nd number s: standard m ode and pred ic ti ve t ext m ode. •S e l e c t Clear to backspace the cursor and delete a character. •S e l e c t a n d h o l d Cl ea r to backs pace co ntinuously and de lete characters. ■ Standard mode Stan dard mode is the only w ay to en ter text into th e contacts list and to ren ame caller groups. Text (Abc) Press a key once to insert the first lette r on the key and tw ice for the sec ond lette r, etc. If you pause briefly, the last lett er in the displa y is accepted and your device awaits the n ext en try. • Press 0 to enter a space and accept a c ompleted word. • Press 1 to insert a period into your me ssage. • Press an d h old * to d isplay a comple te list of special char acters. • Press an d h old # to swit ch betw een letters and nu mbers. Number s (123) To s witch from A bc mode to 123 mode, pr ess and hold # at any mess age ent ry scree n. Pun ctuati on and specia l char acters Whil e at any te xt entry scr een, press * to displ ay special characters (press and ho ld * if pr edict ive t ext i s on). Pr ess * aga in to c ycl e thr oug h al l avai lab le c har act er s. To navig a te t hrough t he li st of special ch a ract ers, use the scr oll keys. Once a charact er is high ligh ted, selec t Inser t to inse rt th e c hara ct er in to y our mes sag e. ■ Predictive tex t mode To write messages quickl y, use predictive t ext mode with your key pad and the b u i l t - i n d i c t i o n a r y . P r e d i c t i v e t e x t m o d e i s m u c h f a s t e r t h a n t h e s t a n d a r d m o d e method becau se you do not nee d to sc roll thr ough th e lett ers on eac h key to sp el l a word. The dicti onary det er min es which word to enter based on the keys selected. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 20 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Text entry 21 Activate or deactiva te At any text ent ry screen , sele ct Options > Pr edic tive te xt > English , França is , or Español to a ctivate predictive text; or sele ct Predict ion off to deactiva te pr edic tive te xt. Text ent ry The illu stration below sim ulates your display each time a ke y is pressed. For examp le, to write ’Nokia’ with pre dictive text o n and the English diction ary sele cted, press each o f the fo llowing ke ys: 6 6 5 4 2 • Pre ss 0 to ente r a space, and begin writing th e next word. If a displayed word is not corre ct, p ress * to see othe r matches. To return to the previous word in the list of matc hes, select Prev ious . •I f ? appears after a word, select Spe ll to e nter the word w ith the s tandard mode, and add the word to the d ictionary. • Pre ss 1 to in sert a period int o your message. • Press a n d hold * to display special charac ters. Press * again to cycle th rough all available c haracters. ■ Change case and mode Press # to swi tc h between uppe rca se, lowe rcase, and sent ence case tex t ; and between standard and pre dictive text m ode. Case and mode are indicated by the icons that appear in the upper left of the display sc reen, as follows: Uppercase text: standard mode is on. Lowercase text: standard mode is on. Sentenc e case t ext: standard mode is on. This option is available only at the beginning of a sentence. Uppe rcase text: predictive text is on. Lo werca se te xt: p redic tive te xt is o n. Sen ten ce ca se te xt: pred ic tive text i s o n. This option is available only at the beginning of a sentence. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 21 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Contac ts list 22 4. Contacts li st The cont ac ts li st ca n hold u p to 2 50 co nta cts w ith mu lt iple num bers and t ext no tes for each contac t. T he amoun t of num bers and text ent rie s that yo u c an sav e may vary, depending on le ngth and the total num ber of entries in the contacts list. ■ Searc h In the standby mode, select Cont act s > Search ; high light the contact y ou wish t o view , and s elect Details . ■ Add new contacts Save a na me and nu mber 1. In the standby mode, enter the phon e number you wish to save. 2. Select Opti ons > Save . 3. Enter the c ontact name, and s elect OK . Save (only) a numb er In the standby mode, enter the p hone number you wish to save; select and hold Opt io ns . Save multipl e num bers a nd text i tems The first num ber you save for any e ntry is automatically s et as the default. The default settin g can be changed later. To save different types of phone numbe rs and short text items per name to the dev ice mem ory, do the followin g: 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display a list of entries. Scroll t o the entry to which to add a phone num ber or text item. 2. Select Details > Options > Ad d n u m b e r or A dd de tail . 3. Enter the n umber or tex t for the type you ha ve select ed, and sele ct OK . 4. To change the type, selec t Change type in the options list. To change whic h phone numbe r is the de fault number for th e contact entry: 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to the entry you wish to change, an d se lec t Details . 2. Scr oll to the nu mber yo u wish to set as def ault, sel ect Optio ns > A s pr imar y no . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 22 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Cont acts li st 23 Se t up voi ce ta gs For more in formation on settin g up voice tags and o ther voice features, see "Voice tags," p. 56. Caller groups You can add contact list entrie s to any of five caller groups, and assign a u nique ringing tone or graph ic to that group. Th is en ables y ou to ide ntify callers from the group by their uniq ue ringing tone or graphic. Set up a caller g roup 1 . In th e s tandb y m ode, s cro ll do wn to di splay a list o f en trie s i n yo ur c onta cts list. 2. Scroll to a name to add to a caller group, and select Details . 3. Se le ct Opt ions > Caller groups . 4. Scroll to and select the caller grou p to add the nam e. Opti ons 1. In the standby mode, select Con tacts > C a ller groups > F amily , VIP , Friends , Busin ess , and O ther . 2. Sel ec t from follow ing caller group options: Rename group — Rename the group to you r preference. Group ringing t one —Set the ringing to ne for the group. Grou p logo — Tur n th e gr aphic f or the c all er grou p on or off o r view th e gra phic . Group membe rs —Add or remove members from the caller group. Se t up 1-tou ch dia ling Yo u can assoc iate any en try in the con tacts lis t with a key from 2–9 ; th en dial those ent ries by pressing and hol d ing the assigned key. See "1-tou ch d iali ng ," p. 39 to ac tivate or deact ivate 1-touc h dialing. Assign a key to 1-touch di aling 1. In the standby mode, select Con tacts > 1-touch dialing . If 1-touch dialing is off, the device di splays a prompt asking if you would like to turn 1-touc h dialing on. Select Ye s to activate 1-t ouch dialin g 2. Scroll to a n (e mpty ) 1-touch dialin g slot, and select As sign . 3. E nter the numb er (inclu ding the area code ) and a name for the contact, or sel ect Se arch to retrieve a nu mber from the cont acts list. 4. Se le ct OK . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 23 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Contac ts list 24 Change 1-t ouch dialing numbers 1. In the standby mode, select Contacts > 1 -touch dialin g . 2. Scroll to the 1-touch diali ng entry you wish to change, and select Option s > Chan ge . 3. Enter the new number; or search to retriev e a number from the contacts list, an d se lec t OK . 4. Enter a name for the entry, and selec t OK . Delete 1-t ouch dialing numbers 1. In the standby mode, select Contacts > 1 -touch dialin g . 2. Scroll to the 1-touch dialing locati on you wish to delete, and select Options > Delete > OK . ■ Edit contact s list entries 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display your contacts list. 2. Scroll to the e ntry to edit; s elect Deta ils and one of the followi ng options: Add voice tag or Vo i c e t a g —A dd a n ew v oice t ag or Pl ayback , Chan ge , or Delete an existing voic e tag. Edit num ber —Edit an ex isting c ontact numbe r. Delete number —Delet e a phone number from the contac t. Use n umbe r — Display the pho ne number in t he standby mod e, ready to be ca lled. Vie w — View the details of the contact. Ch ange ty pe — Cha ng e th e n umb er typ e to General , Mob ile , Home , Work , o r Fax . A s primary no. —Chan ge the default num ber of th e contact. A dd n umber —Add a number to the contact. Add detail > E-ma il , W eb addres s , Stree t ad dr . , or Not e —Add an address o r note to the contac t. Caller groups —Add the cont act to an existing caller group. Cu sto m to ne — Add a custom ringing tone to the contac t. Send b us . card —Se nd the contact as a business c ard to another ph one. Send message —Create and se nd a mess age to the contact. 1-touch dialin g —Add the cont act to yo ur spe ed d ial li st. Edi t nam e —Edi t the name of the conta ct. Vie w na me —Vie w the name of the contac t. Delete —De let e th e en tir e c ontact entry from yo ur cont acts l ist. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 24 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Cont acts li st 25 Edit p h one number Highl ight the existing phone numbe r you would like to edit, and select Optio ns > Edit num ber . E-ma il addres s entry Highlight the existing e-mail address entry to send or update, and select Op tions and one of the following: Send e-mail — Send an e-ma il. Edit detail — Edit e-mail details. Dele te d etail —D elete e-mai l. View —View the details of the e-mail contact . Chan ge type —Change the e-mail ty p e to E-mail , W eb addr ess , Stre et addr . , or Note . Add detail —Add an E-mail , Web address , Stre et addr . , or Note to the e ntry. Add number —Ad d a num ber to the en try. Caller groups —A dd the e-mail to an existing caller group. Custom ton e —A dd a cus tom r in gi ng ton e to th e cont act. Send bu s. card —Send the contact a busin ess card. Edit name —Edit th e nam e of the conta ct. View name —View t he nam e of the conta ct. De le te —De let e the e ntire e-m ail ent ry fr om you r cont ac ts list. Edit web a ddress 1. H ighlight the web addre ss entry to edit, and sele ct Op tions . 2. Se le ct Web address , Street addr . , or Not e > OK . ■ Delete contacts list entries In the standby mode, select Con tact s > De lete . • To de lete individ ual entrie s, select One by one , and s croll to th e ent ry you w ish to delete. Select Delete > OK to confirm. • To del ete the ent ire co ntents of your con tacts list, select Del ete a ll > OK . Select OK to confirm or Back to return to Cont acts . If OK , enter the security code, and select OK . See "S ecurity se ttings," p. 4 8. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 25 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Contac ts list 26 ■ View the cont acts list 1. In the standby mode, select Contacts and one of the following options: Search — Find a name or sele ct from a list. A dd n ew — Add a contact to y our contact s list. Edi t nam e —Edi t an exist ing name. Delete —Del ete a na m e an d its as socia t e d numb ers . A dd n umber —Add a numbe r to an existing na me. Settings —Chan ge t he cont acts list vi ew, check the memory status of your de vice. 1-touch dialin g —V iew or modify the list of 1-touc h dialing numbe rs. V oice tags —Att ach, listen to, or modify a contact voice tag. My n umber —View your own phone number. Caller groups —View and edit the propertie s for any of the caller groups: Family , VIP , Frie nds , Busine ss , or Othe r . 2. Scroll to and sele ct an item to activate the feature or enter its submenu. Fast search for a name 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display the contents of your contact s list. 2. Press the key that correspon ds to the first letter of the nam e for w hich you are performing a search. 3. Scrol l up and do wn t o highli ght a c ontact , and sele ct De tai ls to view th e d eta ils. Conf ig ure s ettings You can c h oose ho w the c o n tacts appea r i n you r contac ts lis t an d vi ew the a moun t of memory used or available in your devic e. For more information on used and ava i lab le memor y, s ee "S hare d me mory ," p. 7. In the s tan dby mode , sel ect Cont ac ts > Setti ngs , a nd on e of the f ollowi ng opti ons: Scrolling vie w —Ch oose h ow name s and n u mber s st ored i n the contact s l ist are vi ewed. Sele ct Name list or Name and no. Memory status —View the amoun t of memory us ed in the conta cts list. ■ Send and receive contacts To send an d receive an en try in your con tacts list, use text messaging, if supported by your wireless provider. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 26 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Cont acts li st 27 Send a business car d To send a busin ess card as a text message to a comp atible phon e or ot her handheld device, do the following: 1. H ighlight th e entry from the cont acts list a nd s elect Details > Opti ons > Send bus. card > Via text msg. , and one of the following : • Selec t Prima r y no. or All de tails , if the e ntry ha s more than one number or detail. • E nter th e numbe r for your recipien t. • Selec t Search to retrie ve a number fro m your contact s list. 2. Se le ct OK , to send the busi ness card. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 27 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 28 5. Messages If you ha ve subscr ibed to a m essaging se rvice th rough your wire less provider, y ou can sen d and receive t ext mess ages to comp atibl e phones that al so subscri be to a compatibl e message se rv ice. Yo u may also be able t o send and re c ei ve picture messages an d e-mail messages. Your device supports th e se nding of te xt messages beyon d the 160 character limit for a si ngle message. Longer mess ages w ill be sent as a series of two or more messages. Y our service provider may c harge accordingly. Cha racters that u se accents or other marks, and characters from some lang uage optio ns like Chinese, ta ke up more space, limiting the number of characters that can be sent in a single message. The numbe r of characters remaining in a message are indicated by cou nter in upper right c orner of screen. If there are special characte rs in your message, the indi cator may n ot show th e message length corre ctly. Not e : When sendin g messa ges, y our devic e may di splay Me ssage sent . T h i s i s a n i n d i c a t i o n t h a t t h e m e s s a g e h a s b e e n s e n t b y y o u r d e v i c e t o t h e message ce nter number progr amed into your device. This is not an indication that the mess age ha s bee n rec eived at th e int ended desti na tion. For more details about messaging services, check with your service provider. ■ T ext messa ges Writ e an d se nd 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Messages > T e xt m essa ges > Cre ate message , and one of the followin g: • Te xt (sel ect t o send an alphanum eric text message ) > A dd num ber , Add e -mail , Edit message , List recipients , o r Se nd . • Num eric page (s elec t to send a numeric message) > Add number , Callback no. , Lis t recipients , o r Se nd . 2. Se lect Add number or Add e -mail to e nter the rec ipient’s phon e numbe r or e-mail add res s; or se le ct Search to retrieve a nu mber from yo ur contacts list. Select OK . 3. Repeat step 2 to add more recipients, and select OK . 4. Select Opti ons > Edit message . 5. Compose a message and sel ect Opti ons > Send . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 28 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 29 M essa ging opti on s When y ou create or re ply to a tex t message, depending on t he mode of te xt input you use and the feature s supported by your wireless service provider, some or all of the following opti ons are a vailable: Send —Send t he m ess age to r eci pien t. List recipie nts —Send the message to more than one recipient; or delete or edit the re cipient list. Settin gs —S ele ct Urgen t , Deliv ery n ote , or Callbac k no. , and pre ss Mark to add t he selec tion to the mes sage. Save me ssage —Sa ve the m essage to a f older. Selec t Se nt it ems , T e mplate s , or Archive . Clear te xt —Erase the text clipbo ard. Exit ed itor —Sav e th e mes sage to your Sent items folder a utomatic ally, an d exit t he m ess age ed it or. Insert c ontact —Ins ert a name from your cont acts list into your me ssage . Inse rt num ber —Insert a phone numbe r o r find a phone number in the contacts list, to ins ert into your mess age. Us e template —Insert a pred efined templat e into your me ssage. Add-ins —I nser t a Sound , Animation , or Picture to the text mes sage. Not e: A picture m ess age cannot be sent to an e-mail address. Styles —Sele ct Fo nt t ype > Bold , It alic , Un derli ne , Strike thr . and press Mark to add the s election to the messa ge. Inse rt wor d or Edit word —E nter or edit the te xt of a ne w wor d that m ight n ot appe ar in the predictive tex t dictionary. This displays on ly when the Pr edicti ve t ext is on. Inse rt sy mbol —Ins ert a special cha racter into yo ur message. This displays only when the Predictiv e text is on. Predict ive text —Choose a predict ive text language, and turn the dictionary on or off. Mat ches —View matc hes found in the dictionary for the word you want to use. This displa ys only whe n the Pred ic tive text is on and you have ente r ed s ome text. Dist ribution l ist The distribution list allows you to send messages to a group of contacts. In the standby mode, select Menu > Me ss age s > T ext mes sages > Distribution lists . To create a distribution list, select Opt ion s > Add list . To populate your list, se lect Add contact and a cont act from your c ontacts list. To v iew, rename or modify a distribut ion list, highlight the distribution list, and sele ct Option s > Vie w list , Renam e list , Clea r list , or Delete list . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 29 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 30 Templates Template s are short, prewri tten me ssages tha t can be re called and inserted into new te xt mes sages. 1. Open the b lank m ess age creat ion scree n . See " W ri te a nd sen d," p. 28. 2. Select Opti ons > Use tem plate . 3. Scroll to and select one of the available templates. 4. Enter the te xt into you r new me ssage , and select Opt ions > Send . Read messages Impo rta nt: Exer cise cautio n wh en op eni ng m essag es. Me ssages m ay conta in malicious software or otherw ise be ha rmful to your de vice or PC. When you receive a text message, a n otifi cation mes sage and are displayed in the up per left corner in the standby mo de. When you have unopened messages in your Inbox , is displa yed. 1. Select Show to read the me ssage or Exi t to remove the notification icon . Scr oll to v iew the whole mes sage, if nec essar y. 2. Select Opti ons > Re ply . 3. Select Empty scree n , and compose your reply. 4. To send your reply, select Opt io ns > Send . Opti ons When yo u read a text me ssage, some or all of th e following option s are available, depending on th e text input mode and th e fe atures supporte d by your wireless service provider: Dele te —D isc ard t h e mess age. Reply —Repl y to the m e ssage. Create t h e m essag e, an d se lect Optio ns > Send . Use num ber —C hoose Save , A d d to contact , Send m essage , or Call . Save —Save the me ssage t o a folde r. Use we b link —Activate w e b lin k (appears wh en message contains a U RL). Save address —Save e-mail addres s (appear s wh en the m essag e con tains an e-mail address ). List objects — Display a selec tion list that in cludes sounds, pict ures, anima tions, vCard, and vCalendar objects embedded in message. Fo rward —Forw ard the message to another ph one number. Rename —Edit the ti tle of the me ssage . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 30 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 31 ■ Message f olders Sa ve me ssa ges To save drafts of messages or received messages to a fold er, do the following: 1. Open t he mess age or cre ate a new message, and se lect Optio ns . 2. Se le ct Sa ve or Save message > Sent items , Te mp la t e s , Arch ive , or a fo lder you crea ted. View sa ved me ssages 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Messages > Text message s . 2. Select the folder co nta ining the m essage you wis h to view : Inbo x —Stores re ad and u nread messages. Sent items —St ores messa ges sent automa tically from yo ur phone. Archive —Sto res me ssag es you have s ave d. Tem p la t es —Store s pictures and prew ritten temp lates. My folders —Prov ides a pl ace to organize your messages in custom folders. Select Opti ons > A dd folder or Op ti on s > Renam e folde r or Delet e folder to chan ge a folder. 3. Once the fol der op ens, scrol l to and se lect t h e me ssage to vi ew. ■ Delet e m essages If your me ssage mem ory is full, Message o verwrit ing is set to off and you hav e more messages waiting at the ne twork, w hen No space for new messages appears in the standby mode : • Read some of the messages, and delete the m. • Dele te mess ages from your fol ders. Delete a single message 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Messages > Text message s . 2. Scroll to and select the message to delete. 3. Se le ct Opt ions > Dele te > OK . Select Back to exit Delete all m essages in a fold er 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Messages > Text message s > Delete messages . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 31 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 32 2. Scroll to the folde r contain ing the messag es to delete, an d Se lec t one of the following options : All —D eletes all me ssages in all folde rs All read — Deletes any me ssages w hich have been read in all folders All unread —Delete s any messag es which ha ve not been read in all folders Inbox —Delet es all m e ss ages fro m the I nbox folder Sent items — De let es a ll me ssa ges f rom th e Sent ite ms folder Arc hiv e —Delet es all messages fr om the Archiv e fold er and al l user cr eated f olders User de fin ed folde rs —Displays a ll user defined folders that the user added under My fo lder s after t he predefin ed folde rs. 3. Select OK to empty the fo lder. Delete fold ers Only folder s created in My folders can be dele ted. The In box , Sent it ems , Archive , and Te m pl a te s folde rs are protected. When a folder is deleted, all messages in th e fol der a re als o delete d. ■ Message set tings Chang e sendi ng opt ions Not e: Som e or all of the followin g Sending options may be availabl e as determine d by your carrie r. In the standby mode , select Menu > Mess ages > T ext mes sages > Message settin gs > Sending option s , and select th e setting you wish to ch ange. • Priority —Se ts the priorit y of the note to No rmal or Urgent. • Deli very note — Receive s a note con firmin g delivery o f the me ssage . Select On or Off . • Sen d callbac k num ber —Sen ds a cal lba ck n umber to the r ecipi ent. Select Off or e nter your phone num ber. Change messa ge settings In the standby mode , select Menu > Mess ages > T ext mes sages > Message settin gs > Oth er settings , and one of the following option s: • M essage overwriting —Se lect Se nt items only , Inbox only , S. items & inbox , or Of f . • Save to Sen t ite ms as sending —Sel ect A lways save , Always prompt , o r Off . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 32 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 33 • Auto- playback of sounds —Automaticall y play s back any at tached sou nds in the me ssage. When the message memo ry is fu ll, your phon e c ann ot send or receive any new messa ges. Howe ver, you ca n set y our phone to au tom atica lly overw rite sel ected messa ges in the I nbox or Sent item s folder s wh en n ew message s arriv e. Add-in s Select Menu > Messages > T e xt messages > Add-ins > Sounds , Ani mations , or Pictures , t o s e n d a n i m a t i o n , p i c t u r e s o r s o u n d s i n y o u r t e x t m e s s a g e s . ■ Connect to voice mail Press and hold 1 . The de vice c onn ect s to the st ored voi ce-m ail num ber. When yo u connect to voice mail and the prerecorded greeting begin s, follow the service’s au tomated instruc tions to set up or use y our voice mail. If no voice -mail numbe r is stored, contact your s ervice provider for the correct num ber. ■ Automa te voice mail Special characters, called dialing codes, can be added to phone numbers. Dialing codes i nstr uct t he re cei ving sy stem to pa use, wait, bypass, or accept th e numbers that follow them in the dialing s tri ng. See " Insert dialing codes," p. 34. Voice mail service s vary by service provide r. The following in structions are exampl es of common operations. Please check with your service provider for specific inst ructions for usin g your voice m ail service. Set u p voice mail with dialing codes 1. Writ e down you r voice mailbox numb er. 2. C all and check y our voice mail as you normally w ould. 3. Writ e d own you r inte ractio n with the recorded prom pts step-by-step. Keep in mind tha t each voice mail s ervice may va ry. Howe ver, it should be simila r to the following: Dial *86, pa use 5 seconds , enter passw ord (such as, 1234), pres s # . 4. In the standby mode, select Con tacts > 1-touch dialing . 5. Scroll to a n (e mpty ) 1-touch dialin g slot and select A ssign . 6. E nter your voice m ailbox number, includin g the area code . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 33 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Messages 34 7. Enter any dialing codes as necessary using the information th at you wrote down from "Insert dialing codes," p. 34. If you pause for 5 seconds af ter connect ing to voice ma il, ente r p twice after the voice mailbox num ber; for exam ple, 214555 1212 pp. 8. Enter any rem aining pauses or othe r information that a llows you to listen to you r messages, and select OK . 9. Enter a nam e (such as v oice mail), a nd select OK . To dial and listen to your voice mail, in the standby mode , press and hold the assigned 1-touch dialing ke y. Inser t dialing codes Press * repeatedly to cycle through the dialing codes. Once the desired code appears in th e display, pause briefl y. The code is inserte d into the dialing string. The following dialing c odes are available: * — Bypa sses a set of inst ruc tions — Internationa l prefix p — Pauses for 2.5 seconds before sending the numbers that follow w — Waits for you to press the send key before sending the numb ers or c odes that fol low 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 34 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Call log 35 6. Call log Call log stores inform ation about th e last 20 miss ed, 20 receive d, and 20 dialed calls. It a lso stores th e durati on of all calls. Whe n the nu mber of calls exceeds th e maxim um, the most recent call replaces the oldest. To view inform ation for Misse d calls , Re ceive d calls , or Di aled numb ers , choose from the followin g options: Call tim e —Displays the date and time of the call Send m essage —Se n ds a messag e to t he nu mber View numb er —Disp lay s the nu mbe r Use n u mb er —Edits t he number an d associat es a name w ith the n umber Save —Ente rs a nam e for the number a nd saves it to yo ur contacts list Add to contact —Ad ds the nu mber to an ex isting en try in your cont acts list, if the number is not assoc iated w ith a name De le te —Clears the num ber from mem ory Call —Calls th e number ■ View missed calls Missed call s were never answered. The m issed calls feature does not fun ction when yo ur ph on e is swit ch ed of f. If the message icon appears in the displ ay, select Lis t and h igh lig ht t he mi sse d call . Select Opti ons . Or, from the standby mode, select Men u > Call log > Missed cal ls . Highlight a misse d call and sele ct Optio ns . ■ View rece ived calls Received c alls h ave been answered. In the standby mode, sel ect Men u > C all log > Rece ived calls . Highlig ht a received ca ll and select Op ti ons . ■ View dialed numbers Dialed nu mbers were dialed previously from your ph one. In the standby mode, press the se nd ke y, or se lect Menu > Call log > Di aled numbe rs . Highlight a nam e or number and sele ct Optio ns . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 35 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Call lo g 36 Call times To vi ew up to five calls with the time each c all occurred , your pho ne c lock mus t be set. 1. Select Opti ons > Call time . 2. Scroll thro ugh the calls to view th e recent ca ll times. 3. Select Back to return to the options list. ■ Delete call logs To delete any missed, dialed, or received calls from phone mem ory, in the standby mode, selec t Me nu > Call log > De lete recent call lis ts and sele ct the call ty pe to clea r: All , Missed , Rece ive d or Dialed . ■ View duration of calls Not e : The ac tual invoic e for calls and servic es from your service provider may va ry depending on ne twork features, ro unding off for billing, taxes, and so forth. To a ctivate the call tim er, in th e sta ndby mode a nd w hile in a call, s elect De tails > Show call time on display > On or Off . Not e : Some timers, inc luding the life timer, may be re set during servic e or software upgrades. To determine the duration of your calls, select Menu > Call log > Cal l ti me rs , and Duration of last call , Duration of diale d calls ( Home or R oaming ), Du ration of rece ived calls ( Home or Roam ing ), Du ration of all calls , Life timer , Clear timers Clear t imers sets all call timers, exc ept the life timer, to zero. Enter your security code, and OK . See "S ecurity se ttings," p. 4 8. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 36 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Profi les 37 7. Profi les Profiles define h ow your phone reacts when you receive a call or message, how you r keyp ad so unds w hen y ou pr ess a ke y, an d more. R inging options , keypa d tones, and other setting s for each profile can be left at th eir default setting, or customize d. The foll owing pro files are available : Normal , Silen t , Meetin g , Outdoor , an d P ager . Profiles a re als o availabl e for enhanc ements such as a headse t and car kit. S ee "Enh anceme nt s ettings," p. 46, for mo re inf orm a tio n abou t enhan cement p r of iles. ■ Activ ate In the standby mode, select Me nu > Profiles > select the profile of your cho ice > Activate . ■ Customize a profile You can c ustomize the profiles in a variety of ways. Yo u cannot ren ame th e Normal prof il e . 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Profiles . 2. H ighlight the profile you wish to cust omize and select Customiz e . 3. Sel ect the opt ion you want to customize: Incomi ng call a lert , Ring in g to ne , Ringing vo lume , Vibratin g alert , Message alert tone , K eypad tones , Warning tones , Alert for , o r Profile name . ■ Set a timed profile Timed profiles can pre vent missed c alls. For example, if you attend an event that re quires your ph one to be Silen t , but you ma y fo rget to r etur n it to Norm al . A timed profile returns you r phone to the default profile at the time you specify. Timed profiles can be set up to 24 h ours in adv ance. 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Profiles . 2. Select t he profile to acti vate and se lect Timed for t imed exp iration. 3. Ente r the time for the profile to expire , and select OK . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 37 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 38 8. Settings Use this menu to cha nge the time se ttings, call settin gs, phone settin gs, display s ettings, ton e settings , enhancem en t settings, s ecurity set tings, netw ork, network services , and to res tore the fact ory settin gs. ■ Call settings Locatio n informat ion sharing Location information sharin g is a ne twork service an d must be support ed by your wireless service provider. See "Network service s," p. 6, for more information. Location in fo sharing allows the phone to share position information over the net work. Fo r call s to eme rgenc y numbe rs , th is po sitio n inf orm ation may b e us ed by the eme rgency operator to dete rmine the locat ion of the phone. The functionalit y and ac curac y of thi s featu re is de pende nt on the network, satellite systems, and the agency that r eceives the informat ion. It may not funct ion in all areas or at all times. Locat i on i n for matio n is alway s shared wit h the netwo rk duri ng emergency ca lls t o the off icial e mergency number progra med into the phone, regardless of which s etting is selecte d. After you plac e an emergenc y call the pho ne remains in e mergency mode for five minutes. During th is time, the location information is share d with the ne twork. In the standby mode , select Menu > Settings > Call se ttings > Locat ion info sharin g > 91 1 o n l y or Location on > OK > OK . 91 1 o n l y —Th is is t he d efault profi le. T he ph one lo cati on in form ation is sha red o nly during an em ergency call to the official eme rgency number programe d into your ph one. The p ho ne s cre en d ispl ay s in th e upp er l ef t ha nd cor ner w hen i n the standby m ode. Loca tio n on —The phone locati o n informat ion is shared with th e network when ever the phone is powered on and activate d. The sc ree n dis plays in the upper left-han d corner w hen in the standby mode . An yk ey answ e r Anykey a nswer allow s you to answer an incom ing call with a brief press of any key except the power, right selection, or end key. In the standby mode , select Menu > Settings > Call se ttings > Anyk ey an swer > On or Of f . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 38 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 39 Automa tic redial Occ asionall y, your netw ork may expe rience he avy traffic , which res ults in a fast busy signal when you dial. With automatic redial activate d, your phone redials the n umber up to thre e times, and notifies you onc e the ne twork is av ailable. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Call settings > Automatic redial > On or Off . 1-t ouc h d ial ing To activate or d eac tivate 1-touc h dialing. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settin gs > Call settings > 1-tou ch dialing > On or Off . See " Set u p 1-to uch dialing," p. 23. Automa tic upda te of service Your phon e can receive updates to wireless services sent to your phone by you r service provider. This opt ion is a network s ervice. Calling cards If you us e a calling ca rd for lo ng distance ca lls, save the c alling card nu mber in your phon e. The phone ca n store up to four calling c ards. Conta ct your calling card c ompany for more information. Save information 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Call s ettings > Calling card . 2. Enter your security code , and se lect OK . See "Security settings," p. 48 . 3. Scroll to th e calling card of your c hoice, selec t Optio ns > Sele ct > OK . 4. Select one of the following sequen ce types: Access no . phone no . card no. —Dial th e 1-800 access number, phone number, then e nter the card num ber (plus PIN if required). Access no . card no. phone no . —Dial the 1- 800 acce ss num ber, card number (plus PIN if required) , then enter the phone nu mber. Prefix phone n o. card no. —Dial the prefix (num bers that m ust precede the phone num ber) and phon e number, then ente r the card num ber (plus PIN if required). 5. Ente r the required inform ation (access number or pre fix and card number), and sel ect OK to confirm you r ent ries. 6. Se le ct Card name > ente r the c ard n ame > OK . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 39 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 40 Sel ect a callin g card You ca n select one of the calling cards for w hich you have saved information. The sele cted card inform ation is used w hen you mak e a card call. 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Call settin gs > Calling card . 2. Enter your security code, and select OK . See "Se curity settin gs," p. 48. 3. Scroll to the callin g card of your ch oice, and select Opti ons > Se lect > OK . Make ca rd calls After you h ave select ed a calling card, make a card ca ll. 1. Enter the phone numbe r, inclu ding any prefix (such as 0 or 1 ) th at your calling card m ay require whe n you make a callin g card call. See yo ur calling card for instruct ions. 2. Pres s and ho ld the se nd key ke y for a few secon ds u ntil Card c all is dis played. 3. Follow the instructions on the screen. 4. When y ou hear th e tone or s ystem messag e, sele ct OK . Intern ational p refix To store an international dialing prefix in to your phone, enter at the beginning of a phone num ber. Your phone automati cally ins erts the interna tional dia ling prefix that you store d. 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Call settin gs > Internatio nal prefix . 2. Enter the international dialing pre fix (for example, 0011) , and se lect OK . 3. In the standby mode, ente r (press * key twice) and t he phone numbe r to call (for example, 354678 9). The phone ca lls the i nternationa l diali ng prefix y ou have stor ed in your phone and the phone number you have entere d (for example, the phone calls 0011354789). Call sum mary Your phone can displa y the time s pent o n a call when y ou hang up. In the standby mode , select Menu > Settings > Call se ttings > Call su mmary > On or Of f . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 40 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 41 ■ Phone settings Ph on e l an gua ge In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Phon e settings > Phone language , an d selec t the language : English or E spañ ol . The phone lan guage you choose affects the time and date formats of the clock, alarm clock, an d calendar. Automa tic key guard To se t the keypad of your phon e to lock a utomatica lly after a preset tim e delay (from 10 seconds to 60 minu tes) , do the following: 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Phone settings > Auto matic keygu ard > On or Off . 2. If y ou s ele ct On , Se t delay: is displa yed. 3. E nter the delay ( in minute s and seconds), a nd select OK . Import ant: Whe n keyguard is on, calls may be pos sible to the emerg ency number programed into your phone. Ente r the emergency number, and press the send key. The number is dis played only a fter you enter the last digit. Touc h tones To uch tones sound whe n you pre ss th e keys o n you r phone keypa d. You ca n use touch tones for many autom ated dial-up services such as bank ing and airlines, or for entering yo ur voice mailbox number and password. Touch tones a re sent during a n active call and can be sent man ually from your phone keypad, or sent automatically by saving them in you r phone. Set typ e 1 . In t he stan dby m ode, sele ct Me nu > Setti ngs > Phon e set tings > T ouch t ones > Manu al touch tone s . 2. Sel ect o ne of the following options: Contin uous —S ets tone sounds for as long a s you press and hold a ke y Fixed —Sends tones of the d u rati o n you specify in the T o uch tone le ngt h optio n Off —Turns of f tone s. No t ones a re sent when y ou press a key. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 41 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 42 Set l ength To spec ify touch ton e length whe n using th e Fi xed option, in the standby mode, sel ect Menu > S ettings > Phone settings > Touch tones > T o uch tone lengt h > Short (0.1 se conds) or Long (0.5 seconds) . Welc ome n ote You can writ e a welcome note that brief ly appears on the display screen whenev er you switc h your phone on. Predicti ve text input is not available for entering welcome note tex t. 1. In the st andb y mode , select Menu > Settin gs > Phone settin gs > Welcom e n ote . 2. Enter a not e ( up to 44 ch aracte rs). Press * to display and sele ct from the ava ilable special chara cters. 3. When y ou are finis hed, select Option s > Save to sav e the welc ome n ote or Delete to delete the previ ous text and cre ate another welcome note. Help t ext Your phone displays brief descriptions fo r most me nu item s. T hese desc ript ions are called he lp text. The default settin g for help text is On . To turn help text on or off, in the standby mode, s elect Menu > Set tings > Phone settings > H elp tex t activation > On or Off . When Help te xt activat ion is turne d On , sele ct a featu re or menu , pause for 10 to 15 secon ds, and wa it for the help te xt to display. Us e the scroll keys in view the comple te help text , if necessa ry. ■ Time an d date settings Ti me Show or hide the cloc k In the standby mode , select Menu > Settings > Time se ttings > Clock > Show clo ck or Hide clock . Set the ti me 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Tim e settings > Clo c k > Set the tim e . 2. Enter the tim e (in hh :mm forma t), and select OK . 3. Select am or pm if you s elected 12 -hour format. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 42 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 43 Change th e format In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Time se ttings > Clock > Time form at > 24-hour or 12 -hour . Dat e Show o r hid e th e date In the standby m ode, select Men u > Settin gs > Time settings > Date > Sh o w date or Hide date . Set th e date 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Time set tings > Date > Set the date . 2. E nter the dat e, and select OK . Cha nge the da te for mat 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Time set tings > Date . 2. Scroll to D ate format , and select a format. 3. Scroll to a nd select the Date separator . 4. Select a separator. Se t the auto -upda te of d ate and time Auto-updat e is a ne twork service. See "Network services," p. 6. If your w ireless service pro vider supports this fea ture, you can a llow the digital netw ork to set the clock, whic h is useful w hen you are out of your home are a, or when you have traveled to anoth er network or time zone . In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Time se ttings > Auto-updat e of date & time > On , C onfirm first , o r Off . If you use the Auto-update of date & time option while ou tside you r digital ne twork, you may be prompted to ente r the time manua lly. Network time will replace the time and date when you re-enter your digital netw ork. If your battery has been remove d or has drained outside the digital network , you may be prom pted to enter the time manu ally (once the battery is replaced or rech arged, and you are still outside of the digita l netwo rk). 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 43 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 44 ■ Display settings Wallp aper You can set yo ur ph one t o disp lay a backgro und pict ure (wall paper) in the stan dby mode. To activate or deactivate wallpape r, in the standby mode, select Menu > Setting s > Di splay set ti ngs > W allpap er > On or Off . To select the w allpape r you wish to display, do the follow ing: 1. In the st andb y mode , select Menu > Settin gs > D isplay settings > Wallpa per > Select wallpap. 2. Highlight th e Graphics folde r, and select Ope n . 3. Browse th e folder. 4. When y ou find an image , select Opt ions > Set as wallpap. Color scheme You can chan ge the c olor of some displa y comp onents i n your pho ne, such as indicators and signal bars. 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settin gs > Displ ay set tin gs > Co lo r s che mes . 2. Select th e co lor schem e of you r choic e. Bann er If your wireless service prov ider supports this feature, you can choose wheth er the display shows the operator logo or customized te xt when the device is in the idle state. In the standby mode , select Menu > Settings > D ispl ay se tti ng s > Banner > Default or Customize . Screen save r tim e-out The sc reen saver is ac tivated wh en no functi on of the device is used after a preset period of time. Press any key to deactivate the sc reen saver. You can set your device to display a screen sa ver after a preset time or after a custom time (up to 60 minu tes) of your cho osin g. 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Display settings > Sc reen sav er t im e-o ut . 2. Scroll to and select the time-out option of your choice. 3. To set a custom tim e (up to 60 minutes ), select Othe r , enter the cus tom time, an d se lec t OK . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 44 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 45 Display brig htness Yo u can cha nge the brightne ss of you r devi ce display. 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Di sp lay se ttin g s > Display brigh tness . 2. Scroll u p or down to adjust th e brightness lev el to your preference . 3. Se le ct OK to acce pt your s ettings . Bac klig ht tim e-o ut You ca n choose whe ther the backlights will be alw ays on, off, or on for a sele cted t ime. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Display settings > B a cklight tim e-ou t > 7 seconds , 1 5 seco nds , 30 se conds , Always on , or Always off . ■ T one sett ings From this m enu, you can adjust t he ringin g volume, keypad tones, an d other tone settings for the curre ntly active profile. See "Customi ze a profile," p . 3 7, for more information on profile settings. Select Menu > Settings > To n e s e t t i n g s , and one of the follow ing options: Inco ming call a lert —Se lect ho w the devic e no tifies you o f an incomi ng call. Ring ing tone —S elect the ringing tone for incoming ca lls. Ring ing volume —Set the volume of your ringin g tone. Vibratin g alert —Turn the vibrating ale rt On or Off . Message alert tone —Se lect th e tone for receiv ed mes sages. Keypad tones —Se t the volum e of you r ke ypad tone s (or turn th em off). Warning tones — Turn warning and c onfirmati on tones On or Off . Alert for — Define whic h caller groups the selected profile will ac cept or decline. ■ Phone details From thi s menu, you can ch eck details of your phone service. Select Menu > Settin gs > Phone d etails , and one of the following options: User de tails — Display the mobile ID number (MIN) and own nu mber (MDN). V ersio n det ail s —Di spla y th e dev ice m ode l, hard ware ve rsion , an d soft ware ve rsion of the device. Sy stem d eta ils —Displ ay th e system ID, ch annel, pr eferr ed roam ing l ist (PRL) , mode, and frequenc y of the phone service. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 45 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 46 ■ Enhancement settings The e nhancem en t settings me nu is displa yed only if the de vice is co nnected to a compa tible enha ncement. Impo rta nt: The head set may a ffect your ability to hear sound s around yo u. Do not use th e hea dset in situa tions that may e ndanger your s afety. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > E nha nce ment s ett ing s > Headset , Handsfree , L oopset , TTY/TDD (carrier dependent) , or Charger . Heads et Scroll to and select an option to enter the submenu and m odify its settings. Default profile —C hoose the profile you wish to be automa tically ac tivated wh en a hea dset is conne cted. Automatic answer —Answer cal ls automat ically afte r one ring when a h eadset is connected. Select On or Off . Hand sfree Scroll to and select an option , to enter the submenu and modify its se ttings. Default profile —S elect t he pr ofi le to auto ma tically activate when your de vice is connected to a car kit. See also "Customize a profile," p. 37. Automatic answer —Se t so cal ls are an swered autom atica lly a fter o ne ri ng when a car kit is connec ted . Select On or Off . Lights —C hoose to keep the device lights always on, or to shut off autom atically afte r severa l se conds. Select On or Automatic . Loopset The loopset (for use with T-coil equippe d h earing aids) is recommended for use with yo ur device. Scroll to and select the option of yo ur choice, to enter the submenu and select Use loops et > Ye s or No to modify th e se ttings. TTY/T D D Select Ye s or No to use TTY/TD D. C heck w ith the m an ufactu rer of the T TY/ TDD dev ic e for a conn ecting cable tha t is compa tible w ith the No kia device . TTY/TD D commun ications depen d on network av ailability. Chec k with yo ur service provider for availability and description of services. Set up the TTY/TDD profile To conn ect your de vice directly to th e TTY/TDD device, set up t he TTY/TDD profile . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 46 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 47 1. C onnect th e HDA-1 0 head set adapter to th e co nnector on the bot tom of the dev ice. 2. Conne ct one end of the cable to the TTY /TDD device. 3. Ins ert the other end of the cable into the he adset jack on the HD A-10 headset adapte r. 4. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Enh anceme nt settings > TTY/ TDD > Use T TY > Ye s . TTY/TDD calls Imp ortant : Some manufacture rs of TTY/TDD devices suggest that the devic e be at leas t 18 inche s from the TT Y/TDD de vice. Whe n conne cting to any othe r device, read its user guide or contact its manufacturer for detaile d instructions and safety inform ation. • C heck wi th the man ufactu rer of the TTY/TDD devic e for a con necting cabl e that is com patible with th e Nokia devic e. • TTY/TDD communica tions depend on network availability. Check with you r service provider for availabilit y and descrip tion of services. Make a cal l 1. In the standby mode, enter the numbe r, and press the se nd key. 2 . When the rece iving party answers, begin typin g your conversatio n on the TTY/TDD. 3. Pre ss th e en d ke y to end t he cal l. Recei ve a ca ll 1. Make sure the TTY/TDD devi ce is con necte d to your de vice. 2. Press t he sen d key to an swer t he call, an d ty pe your re sponse s on the TTY /TDD. 3. Pre ss th e en d ke y to end t he cal l. Ch ar ge r In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Enhan cemen t setti ngs > Charger , and one of the following option s: Defau lt profile —Choose the profile you wish to be automatical ly ac tivated whe n your d evice is c onnecte d to the charge r. Lights —Cho ose to ke ep th e device lights a lwa ys on or to shu t off automa tically aft er se ve ral se con ds. Sele ct On or Automatic . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 47 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 48 ■ Security se ttings Whe n first accessing th e sec urity settings, enter the pres et lock code. By defaul t, this is the last four digits of your phone number. Your wireless service provider, may pres et t he loc k code to a fo ur-dig it n umbe r su ch as 1234 or 0000 . If th ese numbe rs do not work, contact your wireless servic e provider. Activa te o r dea cti vate phone lo ck The phone loc k feature protects your device from unaut horized outgoing calls or una uthorized access to information stored in the device . To acti vate or deactiv ate the phon e lock s etting on you r device: 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Securit y settings . 2. Enter the lock code, an d select OK . See "Change lock code," p. 49. 3. Select Phone lock and one of the followi ng options: • Off —Immediate ly turns off the phon e lock feature. • Loc k now —imme diately turns on the phon e loc k feature. • On po wer- up —Turns on the phone lock feature after power on. If you se lected Lock n ow , you are prompted to enter your lock code when you select menu or the left softkey. When the lock c ode has been entered, phone lock deactivates and your device function s normally. When phone lock is ac tivated, Phon e locked is dis played each time you turn your device on or off. When the device is locked, calls still may be possible to the official emergency numbe r programmed into your device . Call not all o w ed is disp layed if you a ttempt to place a call while y our device is locked . To answer a call wit h phone lock o n, select An sw er , or pre ss the send key. Allow n u mb ers wh en ph one lo cked When phone lock is on, the only outgoi n g c a l l s t h a t c a n b e m a d e a r e t o t h e emergen cy number programmed into y our device (for example, 911) or the numb ers stor ed in th e Allo wed no. when ph one locked location . To add a numb er to the allowed list: 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Securit y settings . 2. Enter the lock code and select OK . See "Securit y settin gs," p. 48. 3. Select Allowed no. when phon e locked . Highligh t an empty locat ion, select A ssign, an d enter the phone numbe r; or select Assi gn > Search to reca ll th e number from Contacts . Se le ct OK . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 48 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 49 C all an allow e d phon e nu mb er In the standby mode, enter an allowed nu mber and press the se nd key. Change lock code The preset loc k code is 1234 or the last four digits of your phon e number. If you en ter the wron g lock c o de 5 t imes in successi o n, you wil l n ot be abl e to ent er a code for 5 min utes, even if yo u p ower off the devic e between inco rrect ent r ies. 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Secu rity settings > Change lock code . 2. E nter the new lock code (mu st be 4 charac ters in length ), reenter the new lock code for verifica tion, and select OK . Whe n you cha nge yo ur lock cod e, ma ke sure you store it in a safe pl ace, a way from your device. Avoid entering access codes similar to emergency num bers to prevent accide ntal emergency calls. Restrict ca lls Yo u can rest rict the ca lls your ph one ca n make a nd receiv e. Wh en ca lls are restricted, calls st ill may be possible to t he official em ergency num ber programed into you r phone . Contact your servic e provider for additional information. 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Secu rity settings > Call restrictio ns . 2. E nter the securit y code, and select OK . See "Change lock code," p. 49. 3. Select the type of calls you wish to restrict: Restrict outgoing calls > Blocked numbers or Allowed numbers > Se lect , Add restriction , Edit , or Dele te —Calls cannot be made. Restrict incom ing cal ls > Blocked numbers or Allowed numbers > Select , Add restriction , Edit , or Dele te —Calls cannot be rec eived. Voice pr ivacy Voice privacy is a ne twork servi ce. See "Netw ork service s," p. 6. If your wi reless service provider supports this feature, the voice privacy feature prote cts the privacy of your current phone conv ersation from other callers placing phone calls on your same network. In the standb y mode, select Menu > Settings > Secu rity sett ings > V o ice priv acy > On or Off . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 49 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 50 ■ Network The menu opt ions in your device are based on your service provide r’s network. The net work determ ines which options actually appear in t he phon e menu. Che ck with yo ur service provider for more informat ion. The Network menu a llows yo u to custo mize th e wa y your devic e cho oses a network in w hich to operate while you are within or outside of your primary or hom e system. Your device is set to search for th e most co st-effe ctive ne twork. If your device cannot find a preferred netw ork, it selects a network autom atically based on the option you c hoose in the Network menu. Roaming o ptions To set your device to roam or search for another netw ork when you are not in yo ur home area , do the follow ing: 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Network > Roaming opti ons . 2. Select one of the follow ing options: Hom e on ly —M ake and rece ive calls in your home are a only. Automatic —Phon e automa tically searche s for service in a nother digital network . Au tomatic A scans th e cha nnels in th e A car rier ’s s ystem. Automatic B scans the B system. The roaming ra te applie s when y our are n ot i n th e h ome ser vice a rea. Wh en set to Automa tic , the re is no audible tone to signal that you are roaming. The app earance of the icon is the onl y indication that the d evice is roaming, and c alls are c harged at the roam ing rate. 3. Select OK , if necess ary, t o confirm the activa tion. Mode You ca n choose wh et her your dev ice us es digital servic e. 1. At the start s creen , select Menu > Se tti ngs > Network > Mode . 2. Select one of the following servic e options: Digital only —The d evice only works i n digital mode. IS-95 p er call —Allow s calls on the IS-95 netw ork. If no calls a re placed ten minutes a fter IS-95 sele ction, calls re turn to the previo us network s election. ■ Network services The following fe atures are network services. See "Netw ork services," p. 6 . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 50 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 51 Store a fea ture cod e 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Network services > Network feature setting . 2. Ente r the feature code from your service provider (for example, *633 Forward if busy ), and se lect OK . 3. Sel ec t the type of forwarding th at matches the feature code you ente red (for example, Call forwarding ). The activated feature cod e is now stored in your d evice, and you are returned to the Fe ature code: field. Continue entering other feature codes (for example, *633), or pre ss the end key to return to standby mode. Once you enter a network feature code success fully, the feature bec omes visible in the Network servi ces menu. Cal l f or wardi ng Call forw arding tells your network to redi rect incomin g calls to another num ber. Call forw arding is a netw ork service and m ay not work the same in all ne tworks, so con tact your wire less provider for avai lability. Ac tivate 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settings > Network services > C all forwarding and select one of the following options: Forward all calls , Forward if busy , Forward if not answ ered , F orward if out of reach , or Cancel all call forw arding . 2. Se le ct Act iv at e . 3. Scroll to a nd select the destination to wh ich yo ur calls will be forwa rded. 4. E nter the numb er to which your calls , data, or other informa tion will be forwarded, and select OK . Call wa iting If your wireless provider supports this feature, call wait ing notifies you of an incom ing ca ll even w hile you are i n a ca ll. You ca n then acce pt, declin e, or ignore the in coming ca ll. 1 . In the standb y mode, select Men u > Settings > Ne twork serv ices > C all waiti ng > Activate or Cancel . 2. Durin g a call, select An swer or th e send key to a nswer the waitin g call. The first call is put on hold. 3. Pre ss the end ke y to en d the ac tive call . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 51 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Settings 52 Send o w n caller ID when call ing If your wi reless service p rovider su pports t his feature, you can prevent your num ber from appearing on th e receiving party caller ID. In the standby mode, select Menu > Se ttings > Network services > Se nd my calle r ID > Ye s or No . Select your own phon e num ber If your wireless service prov ider supports this feature, and you have more than one num ber, you can sele ct the number to be used. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Network se rvi ces > O wn number selection . ■ Restore factory settings This option reset s some of the menu settin gs to their original value s. It does not dele te data that you ha ve ente red or downloade d, or affe c t entries in your conta cts list. In th e st andby m ode, sel ect Menu > Se ttings > R estore factory s ettings . Ent er the security code, and select OK . Se e "Security settings," p. 48. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 52 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Galle ry 53 9. Gall ery Pictures and ring t one s ca n be saved to fo ld ers in the G alle ry , or to folders cr eated of your own. Images and tones can be downloade d using web sites. ■ Open the ga llery In the stan dby mode , sele ct Me nu > Galle ry where you can Vi ew folders , Ad d fo l de r , Delete folder , and Rena m e fo lde r . ■ View fol ders 1 . In t he stan dby m ode, sele ct Me nu > Gal lery > View fo lders > Images , Gr aphics , or Tones > Ope n . 2. Scroll to and select an image, graphic or tones, and Opti ons > Op en , Delete , Mov e , Rename , Se t as wallpap. , Det ai ls or Sort . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 53 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Games 54 10 . G a m e s Challenge yourself or a friend to one of the fun games in your dev ice: Air Glide, Bowling, and Sky Diver. Some menus listed are network services. Contact your wireless provider for more inform ation. ■ Play a game 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Gam es > Select game . 2. Scroll to a game, and press the send key. 3. Select one of the following option s (if supported by the particular game): New game —La unch a new gam e. High scores — View the high scores for this game (if previously played). Ins truc t ions —V iew i nstru ction s fo r play ing the gam e. S croll d own to re ad m ore. ■ Game settings 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Gam es . 2. Scroll to and select one of the following game su bmenus: Selec t game —S elect a game or enter a game option list. See "G a m e d et ai l s ," p. 5 4. Mem ory —Check the avail able memory f or games and game- related appli c atio ns . Settings —Tu rn Gam e soun ds , Gam e lights , and Shakes on or off. ■ Game details To display the nam e, version, and size of a sel ected gam e, select Opti on s > Deta ils . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 54 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Voice 55 11 . V o i c e ■ V oice tag dialing You ca n dial up to 25 st ored numbers using v oice ta g d ialing. Before us ing voice tags, note tha t: • Voice tags are not language-dependent. The y are dependent on the sp eake r's vo ic e. • Yo u mu st sa y th e name exact ly as yo u sa id i t wh en y ou re cord ed i t. • Voice tags are sensitive to background nois e. Record v oice tags, an d use them in a quiet en vironmen t. • Very short names are not accepted. Use long names and avoid similar names for different number s. Not e: Th e use of voice tag s may be difficult in a noisy environ ment or during a n emergency, so you should not re ly solely upon v oice diali ng in all ci rcum sta nce s. Assign a voice ta g Before you use voice dialing, assign a voice tag to the number. 1. In th e sta ndby mode, s croll down to en ter the c ontacts lis t. 2. H ighlight the conta ct to assign a voice tag, selec t Details > Op tions > Add voic e tag > Start . 3. Spe ak clearly into the microphon e. Do not select Qu it un les s you wa nt to canc el the r ecor din g. The device replays and the n saves the recorded tag. The icon appears next to comm ands that have voice tags ass i gned. If the re cordin g is not successf ul, you r device dis plays V oice sy ste m erro r . Select Opti ons > Ad d v o i c e t a g , and repe at Step 3 . Di al a nu mber In the standby mode, select and hold Cont acts . When you hear several bee ps, Speak now is displayed. Release Contacts . Pronoun ce the voice tag clearly into t he mi croph on e. When the device finds the vo ice tag, Found: is displayed, and the device automatica lly dials the number. If the devi ce does not locat e a number or recognize the voi ce tag, No match found is disp la ye d. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 55 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Voic e 56 Voice ta gs After you ha ve associat ed a vo ice tag to a c on tact , in the s t andby m ode, sel ect Menu > Vo i c e > V oice tags > Opti ons > Playback , Change , or De let e . ■ V oice commands Set as m any as five vo ice co mm ands , to al lo w h ands -f ree ope rat ion of cer tain device features. Ass ign a voi ce ta g to a co mman d Before usi ng voice co mmands, you must f irst add a vo ice ta g to the de vice f uncti on. 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Vo i c e > V oice co mmands . 2. Select the device function you wish to tag: Prof iles , Vo ice mailbox , Vo ice record er , or C all log . 3. If nece ssary, scro ll to an option assoc iated with th at funct ion, and selec t Option s > Add command . 4. Select Sta rt , and spe ak the voice tag clearly into th e microphon e. Note: Do not se le ct Quit u nless you wa nt to cance l the recordin g. The device replays and saves the recorded tag. appears next to commands that have voice tags assigned. Activate a vo ice comm and After you ha ve associat ed a vo ice tag with a device fun ction, you can issu e a co mmand by spea king the v oice tag. 1. Select and hold Co nt act s . 2. When Speak no w is displayed, pronounc e the voice tag clearly into the m icrophone. When the de vic e fi nds th e voic e tag, Found: is displayed, and the device plays the recogn ized voice tag thr ough the earpiece. The f uncti on you requested i s activated. Opti ons After you have associated a voice tag to a command, you can choose one of the foll owin g options. In the stan dby mo de, select Menu > Vo i c e > V oice comm ands > Opt io ns > Play back , Change , or Delete . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 56 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Voice 57 ■ V o ice recorde r This fe ature al lows you to record sp eech or sound with your de vice and lis ten to them later. The total a vailable time is 30 s econds if no me mos have bee n stored. The maximu m length of a recording depend s on how much memory remain s available. The r eco rder c annot be used wh en a data ca ll or c onnection is active. Record spe ech or sou nd 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Vo i c e > V oice recorder > Record . 2. Afte r the recorder start tone is heard, begin recording spe ech or sound. 3. When you a re fin ish ed re cord ing, sele ct Stop . 4. Ente r the title for the recordin g, and select OK . Option s After y ou have saved the recording to the Recordings lis t , highlight the re cording; and select one of the following optio ns: Play back , Del ete , Edit title , or Add alarm . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 57 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Organizer 58 12. Organizer Your dev ice contain s features to help orga nize your eve ryday life, inclu ding an alarm cl ock, calendar, calculator, c ountdown timer, and stopwatch. ■ Alarm clock Set an alar m The alarm clock is based on the device clock. The alarm sounds an alert for any time yo u specify . 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Organizer > Alarm clock > Alarm t ime . 2. Enter the time for the alarm (in hh:m m format), and select OK . 3. Select am or pm if you s elect 12- ho ur format. Alarm on is displayed briefly in the display, and is displayed in the standby mode. Chan g e the ti me 1. In the standby mode, sele ct Menu > Organizer > Alarm clock > Al arm time > On . 2. Enter the time for the alarm (in hh:m m format), and select OK . 3. Select am or pm (if you selec t 12 -hour format). Alarm on is displayed briefly, and is displayed in the standby mode . Se t the alarm tone You ca n set the ton e to play when the alarm sou nds. 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Organizer > Alarm clock > Alarm t one . 2. Highlight Standard , Ringing tone , or Op en Gallery ; and selec t a tone. Alarm con ditions When th e alarm sounds, your device beeps, vibrates (if vibrating alert is on for the currently active profile), and lights up the display. If you do not press a key, the alarm stops (snoozes) for 10 min utes, then sounds again. With the device on, select Stop to s hut the a larm off, or selec t Snooze . The alarm stops for 1 0 min utes and Snooze on is displaye d. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 58 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Organizer 59 If the alarm tim e is reac hed while the dev ice is switche d off, the devic e switches itself on a nd starts soun ding the alarm tone. If you sele ct Stop , the device asks whe ther you wa nt to activa te the devic e for calls. S elect No to switch off the device or Ye s to mak e and rece ive calls. Do not selec t Ye s when wire less d evice us e may caus e in ter fe rence or d anger . Tu rn an al arm of f In the standby mode, select Me nu > Organizer > Alarm clock > Alarm tim e > Off . ■ Calendar The ca lendar tra cks reminders , calls to make , meetings, and birthdays . It can even so un d an ala rm for any o f the se even t s. Month ly view pro vide s an o verv iew of t he selec ted mon th and week s. I t also allows you to jum p to a specific date. Any days or dates that appear in bo ld font con ta in cal end ar no te s suc h as a meet in g o r re mi nd er. Open In the standby mode, select Me nu > Organizer > Calendar . Mov e the cu rsor in some cale ndar vie ws w ith the up and dow n scroll ke ys. Go to a da te 1 . In the standby mo de, select Menu > Org a niz e r > Calendar > Optio ns > G o to date . 2. Ente r the date (for example, mm/dd/yyyy), and select OK . Note a specific da te You can c hoose from five types of notes: Meeti ng , Ca l l , Birthday , Memo , and Remin d er . Your device asks for further information depe nding on which note you choose. You also have the option to s et an alarm for a ny note that you select. 1. Go to the date for which you want to set a re minder. See " Go to a date," p. 59, in the previous section if you n eed more information . 2. From the monthly view (with the go to date highlight ed), select Opt ions > Make a note , and one of the following note types: Meet ing —En ter a subje ct, a loc ation, and a start and e n d time. You can th en set an alarm. Call — Enter a phone number, a name, and the time. You can then set an alarm. Birthday —En ter t he pe rson ’s nam e, and yea r of birth . Yo u ca n th en set an alar m. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 59 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Organizer 60 Memo —Enter a subje ct and an e nd date, and s et an alarm. Rem in der —Enter the s u bject, and set an alarm. 3. Enter y our note, an d se lect Opti ons > Sav e . Vi ew note s (d ay v iew ) To view the create d calenda r notes, do the follow ing: 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Organizer > Calendar . 2. Scroll to the da te that has a not e. (Days with not es are in bold font .) 3. Select Opti ons > View day . 4. To view a highli ghted note , select Opti ons > Vie w . Se nd a note 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Organizer > Calendar . 2. Scroll to the date containing the note . An y days contai ning notes are in bol d font. 3. Select Opti ons > View day . 4. Scroll to the note , and selec t Opti ons > Se nd note > Via calendar or Via t ext msg. The note is sent t o anoth er device in cale ndar-to-ca lendar (v Cal) format (if supported in the receiving phon e) or as a plain text message. 5. If you select ed Via calendar , enter the nu mber for the recipient or s elect Search to retr ieve a number from the contact s list, and selec t OK . 6. If you select ed Via text msg. , the note appea rs as a text message. 7. Select Add number . 8. Enter the nu mber fo r the recipient, or select Search to retrieve a number from the c ontacts list, and select OK . 9. Select Opti ons > Send . Receive notes Wh en y ou r ece ive a c alen da r not e in ca lend ar-t o- cale nda r (vC al) fo rmat , Cal endar note re ceived i s disp layed. Wh en you re ceive a c alendar no te as a t ext m essage, a message notification a ppears in the sta n dby mode. You can then view, save, or discard the note, and set an alarm for any date and time. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 60 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Organizer 61 ■ Calculator The calculator in y our device adds, subtra cts, m ultiplies, divides, c alculat es the square and the square root, changes the sign of the numbe r entere d, and conve rts curre ncy value s. Not e: Th is calculator ha s a limited accura cy and is designe d for simpl e calculations . 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Organizer > Calculat or . 2. E nter the first nu mber in the ca lculation. Press # for a decima l point if nece ssary. Press * t o cycle through th e add ( ), subtract (-), multiply (*), and divide (/) characters. Pause briefly to select the displayed character. 3. Ent er t he secon d num ber in yo ur calcu latio n. 4. Se le ct Opt ions (equals is highligh ted). To perf orm a square or square roo t calcu lati on, select Options > Sq ua re or Squar e ro ot . To change the sign, se lect Opt ions > Change sign , or scroll to the k ey. ■ Countdown timer You ca n enter a spe cified countdow n time (up to 99 hou rs and 59 minu tes). When the time runs out, your device soun ds an alarm. The count down timer only work s when th e devic e i s on. Set the countd own timer 1. In the standby mode, select Men u > Organizer > Co untdown timer . 2. Ente r the time (in hh :mm format), and select OK . 3. E nter a note for th e timer, an d select OK . The icon appears in the standby mode when the countdow n timer is set. Whe n the time runs out, your devic e sounds an a larm, display s the timer not e, an d fl as hes i t s lig ht s. • Pres s any ke y during the alarm to stop the tim er. • Afte r 30 seco nds the ti mer alert ex pires autom atically . Chan ge th e time Aft er you have set the time r, you can ch ange the time . 1 . In t he standby mo de, sel ect Me nu > O rgan izer > Countd own ti mer > Chang e time . 2. E nter the new time, and s elec t OK . 3. Le ave th e not e as it was , or en ter a ne w no te, an d sele ct OK . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 61 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Organizer 62 Stop the ti mer Af ter yo u ha ve s et the ti mer, you can s top th e ti mer at any tim e. In the standby mode , select Menu > Organizer > Coun tdow n time r > Stop time r . ■ Stopwatch You r d evi ce ha s a st op watc h th at d isp lays time in h ou rs, minu te s, se con ds, and fractions of a second in hh:mm :ss:s format. Using the stopwatch or allowing it to run in the background when using oth er features increases the dema nd on batte ry power and reduces the battery life. Measure time 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Organizer > Stopwatch > Split timing or Lap timing > Start . The running time is displayed on the screen. 2. Select Split to no te the l aps ed ti me. The timer contin ues to run. Th e split time appears below the runn ing time. If you split the time more tha n once, the new m easured time appea rs at the beginning of the list. Scroll to see previous m easured time s. 3. Select Lap to note the la p time. The c lock st ops, th en star ts imm ediat ely fr om zer o. The l ap ti me appea rs below the runnin g time. If you take more tha n one lap time , the new mea sured time appears at the be ginning of the list. You can scroll to see previous meas ured times. Wh en yo u select Stop , the total time appe ars at the top. 4. Select Sto p to end the tim ing. The to tal time is displaye d on the scree n. 5. Select Opti ons > Save t o s a v e t h e s p l i t o r l a p t i m e . 6. Enter a name for the m easurement, and select OK . If you do not enter a na me, the tota l time is used as the defau lt title for the tim e. Opera tion no te If yo u pr ess th e end key and re turn to standby mode , th e clo ck c o nt inue s to run i n the background and appears in the upper left corner of the screen. To return to the stopwa tch scree ns: 1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Organizer > Stopwatch > C ontinue . 2. To stop the c lock, s elect Stop . Opti ons The following option s are avai lable with the s topwatch: C ontinue , Show last time , Split timing , L ap timing , View t imes , a nd Delet e times . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 62 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
PC Co nnectiv ity 63 13. PC Co nnecti vity You can s ynchr onize co ntac ts and calend ar betwee n your device and a comp ati ble PC. Some of the features available in PC Su ite a re ca rri er-d ep enden t. Check www.nok iausa.co m/support or yo ur lo cal Nok ia Web site fo r the late st ver sion of this guide, additional in form ation, downloads, and services related to your Nokia product. Imp ortant : Only ins tall and use applic ations and other softw are from source s that offer adequate security and protection against harmful s oftware. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 63 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Enha ncem ents 64 14. E nhancements Check the model numbe r of any charger before use with th is device. This device is intende d for use when supplied with power from an approved ch arger only. Warn ing: U se only batteries, chargers, and enhancements approved by Nokia for use with this particular model. Th e use of any othe r types may invalidate any approval or wa rranty , and may be dangerous. For availability of approved enhancements, please check with your dealer. When you disconne ct the power cord of any enhanc ement, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord. A few pract ical rules about accessori es and enhancements • Ke ep all accessor ies and enhance ments out of th e reach of small childre n. • Whe n you d is conne ct the power c ord of any accessory or enhanceme nt, grasp and pull the plug, not th e cord. • Ch eck regularly that e nhance ments insta lled in a vehicle are mounted and are operating properly. • In sta ll ati on of any co mp lex car enha nc ements must be made by qualified personnel only. Power • Sta ndard 1150 mAh Li-Ion Batte ry • Standard Travel C h arger • Vehic le Power Charger Audio • Heads et •F M R a d i o H e a d s e t Car • Hand sfree Car Kit • Headre st Handsfr ee 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 64 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Battery informatio n 65 15. Battery information ■ Charging and discharging Your device is powe red by a re chargeable battery. The full perform ance of a new battery is achi eved only after two or three com plete charge and discharge cycles. The battery can be c harged and d ischa rged hun dreds of tim es but it w ill ev entu ally we ar out. When the talk and standby tim es are not iceab ly shorter than norm al, replace the battery. Us e only Nokia approved batteries, and recharge y our battery only with Nokia approved chargers designated for this device. If a replace ment battery is being used for the first tim e or if the battery has not been used for a prolonged period, it may be necessary to conne ct the charger then disc onnect and reconnect it to be gin charging the battery. Unplug t he charger from th e electric al plug and the devi ce when not in use. Do not leav e the b a tte ry co nne cted to a c h a rger . Ov erchargin g may sh ort en i ts li feti me. If left un used, a fully ch arged battery w ill lose its charge o ver time. If the battery is completely discharge d, it ma y take a few minutes before the charging indicator appears on the display or before any calls can be made. To prolong batte ry life of NiMh batteries, dis charge the ba ttery from time to time by leavi ng your device swit ched on un til it turns itself off. Do not atte mpt to discharge the battery by any othe r means. Use the batte ry only for its intended purpose. Never use any charger or battery that is damaged. Do no t short-circuit the batte ry. Acciden tal short-circ uiting can occur wh en a metalli c object such as a coin, clip, or pen causes direct conne ction of the positive ( ) and negative (-) te rminals of th e battery. (These look like metal strips on the battery.) This might happen, for e xample, when you carry a spare battery in your poc ket or purse. Short-circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the co nnecting object. Leaving the battery in hot or cold plac es, such as in a closed car in summer or wint er condition s, will redu ce the ca pacity and life time of th e battery. Alw ays try to kee p the batte ry between 15°C and 25 °C (59°F a nd 77°F). A device with a ho t or cold batt ery may not w ork temporarily, even wh en th e bat tery is ful ly charge d. Batte ry performance is pa rticularly limite d in tempera tures well below free zing. Do not di sp ose of batteries i n a fire as they may exp lo de. Batteri es may also ex plode if damaged. Dispose of batteries according to local regul ations. Please re cycle when possible. Do not dispose batteries as household waste. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 65 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Battery informati on 66 ■ Nokia bat tery a uthentication guidelines Always u se ori ginal Nokia b atteri es for your sa fety. T o check th at you a re ge ttin g an original Nokia battery , purchase it from an authorized Nok ia dealer, look for the Nokia O riginal Enhan cements logo o n the packaging an d inspect t he hologram label usi ng the following st eps: Succe ssful comp letio n of the f o ur s teps is not a total assura nce of the au thenti city of the b attery. If you have any reason to be lieve th at your ba ttery is not an authe ntic original Nokia bat tery, you should refrain from using it and take it to the ne arest authorized Nokia servi ce point or dealer for ass istance. Your au thorized Nokia ser vic e poi nt or de aler w ill i n s pec t th e b atte ry fo r au the n ti city . If aut hen ti cit y cannot be verified, return the batte ry to the place of purchase. Auth enti cate h ologra m 1. When looking at the hologram on the label, y ou shoul d see t he Noki a connec ting hands sy mbol from one angl e and the Nokia Original Enhancements logo when lookin g from anothe r angle. 2. Whe n you an gle th e h olo gra m left , ri ght, down , and up, you should see 1, 2, 3, an d 4 dots on ea ch si de res pec tiv ely . 3. Scra tch the si de o f the l abel to r eveal a 20-d igit code, for e xample 1 2345678 919876 543210 . Tur n the batt ery s o that the number s are faci ng upwards . The 20-digit code reads starti ng from the numbe r at the top row followed by the bottom row. Confirm tha t the 20-digit code is valid by fo llowing the i nstruct ions at www. nok ia. com/ba tte ryche ck . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 66 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Battery informatio n 67 What i f yo ur batte r y i s not au then tic? If you ca nnot conf irm that your No kia battery w ith the hologram on the label is an aut hentic Nok ia battery , please do not use the battery. Take it to the neares t authorized Nokia s e rvice point or dealer for assist ance. The use of a bat tery that is not approved by the manufacturer m a y be dangerous and may result in poor pe rf orm ance a nd dama ge t o y our de vi ce a nd its enh ance men ts . I t ma y a lso invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the device. To find out more about original Nokia batteries, visit www. nok ia. com/ba tte ry . 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 67 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Care and main tenanc e 68 Care and maintenance Your device is a product of superior design and craftsmanship an d sh ould be treated with ca re. The suggestions below will help you protect you r warranty coverage. • K eep t he d evi ce dry. P rec ipita tio n, hu m idity and all typ es of liqu ids or mo ist ure can con tain minerals tha t will corrode electron ic circuits . If your device does get wet , remove the ba ttery and allow th e devic e to dry complete ly before replacing it. • Do not use or store the devi ce in dusty, dirt y areas. I ts moving pa rts and electroni c components can be damaged. • Do not store the de vice in hot areas. High temp eratures can shorte n the life of electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. • Do not store the device in co ld a reas. When the device return s to its normal temperature, moisture can form inside the device and damage electronic circuit boards. • Do not a ttempt to open the device other than a s instruc ted in this guide. • Do not drop, knock, or shake the device . Rough handling can break inte rnal circuit boards and fine me chanics. • Do no t use ha rs h chemi ca ls, cle aning so lvents, or strong de tergent s to clean the d evice . • Do not paint the device. Paint can clog the moving parts and preve nt proper operation. • Use a so ft, cl ean, dr y cloth to clean a ny lenses (suc h as cam era, pr oximity sensor, and light sensor lenses). • Use only the supplied or an approved rep la cem ent antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the device and may violate regulations governing radio devices. • Use chargers indoors. • Alway s create a back up of da ta you w ant to ke ep, such as cont acts and calenda r no tes, before sending your de vice to a servic e facility. All of the above suggestion s apply equally to y our device, bat tery, charger, or any enhanc em ent. If a ny dev ice is not w orki ng pr operly, take it t o the ne arest aut horized service facility for service. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 68 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Additional safety information 69 Addit ional safety informati on ■ Operating enviro nment Reme mber to f oll ow any spe cia l regula tions in fo rce in an y a re a and a lways swi tch off your dev ice when its us e is prohibited or w hen it may cau se interferenc e or danger. Use the device only in its normal operating positions. This devic e meets RF exp osure guidelines when use d either in the no rmal use position a gainst the ear o r when positioned a t le ast 2.2 centim eters (7/8 i nches) away from the body. When a carry case, belt clip or holde r is used for body-worn operati on, it should not con tain meta l and should position the device the above-stated distance from your body. In order to transmit data files or messages, th is device requires a good quality connec t ion to t he net work. In some cases , transmi ssi on of da ta fi les or messa ges may be delayed until such a connection is available. Ensure the above separation distanc e instru ctions ar e followe d unt il the transm ission is comp leted. ■ Med ical devic es Operation of any radio transmitt ing equi pment, including wireless phones, may interfere with t he fu nctionality of inadequate ly prot ected m edical devices. Cons ult a phys ician or the manu facturer of the medi cal device to determin e if they are adequat ely shielded from ext ernal RF energy or if yo u have any questions. Switc h off your device in h ealth care facilities wh en any regula tions posted in these area s instruct yo u to do so. Hospitals or he alth care facilitie s may be using equi pment t hat coul d be se nsitiv e to exte rnal RF energy . Pacem akers Pa cema ker manu fa ct ure rs r ecom men d th at a mini mum s e pa rat ion of 15 . 3 centimete rs (6 inches) be maintained be tween a w ireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential inte rference with th e pac emak er. T hese recomme ndations are consistent with the indep endent researc h by and recomm endations of Wireless Technology Research. Persons with pacemak ers s h ould: • Alw ays kee p the dev ice more th an 15. 3 cent imeters (6 inches ) from the pace make r when the de vice is sw itc hed on . • Do not c arry the device in a breast pocket. • Hold the device to the ear opposite the pace maker to minimize the poten tial for interferenc e. If yo u suspec t interfere nce, switch off your de vice, an d move the devi ce away. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 69 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Additional safety information 70 He ari ng ai ds Som e di gital wirel ess devic es may int erfere wit h some hearin g a ids. If in ter ference occurs, consult your service prov ider. ■ Veh icl es RF signals may affect improperly in stalled or inadeq uately shielde d electronic syste ms in motor vehic les such as ele ctronic fuel injectio n systems, ele ctronic antiskid (an tilock ) brakin g system s, ele c tron ic spee d contr ol syst ems, ai r bag systems . For more information, che ck with the m anu fac ture r or i ts re pres enta ti ve of your vehicle or any equipme nt that has been added. Only q ualif ied pe rso nne l sh ould servi ce the de vice , or in stal l the devic e in a v ehicle . Fau lty installation or service may be dangerous an d may inv alidate any warranty tha t may appl y to the devi ce. Check regul arly th at all wir eless devi ce equipment i n your vehicle is mount ed and operating properly. Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases, or e xplosive mate ria ls in th e same compartm ent as the device, its parts, or enhancements. For veh icles equi pped with an air bag, remember th at air bags inflate with great force. Do not plac e objects, including installed or portable wireless equipmen t in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-ve hicle wirele ss equipment is imprope rly installed a nd the air bag inflates, serious injury c ould result. Using your de vice while flying in a ircraft is prohibited. Switch off you r device before boarding an aircraft. The use of wireles s teledevices in an aircraft may be dang erou s to t he op erati on o f the aircra ft, disrup t th e wir eless t eleph one netw ork , and may be illega l. ■ Potentially expl osive environments Switch off your de vice when in any area with a potentia lly explosive atmosphere and obey all sig ns and instructio ns. Potentia lly explosi ve atmosph eres include ar eas where you wou ld normally be advised to turn off your vehic le engine. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire result ing in bodily injury or e ven death. Switch off the device at refue lling points such as near ga s pumps at service stations. Obs erve restri ctio ns on the u se of radio equip ment in fu el depots, st orage , and distri buti on areas; chemical plants; or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a potenti a lly explosive atmosphe re are often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats , chemical tran sfer or storage facilities , vehicles using liquefied petroleu m gas (such as pr opane or butane), and areas where the air conta ins chemicals or particle s su ch as grain, dust, or metal powders. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 70 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Additional safety information 71 ■ Emergen cy ca lls Imp ortant : Wireless phone s, including this device, operate using radio signal s, wirele ss n etw orks, lan dlin e netw o rks, and user- prog ramed funct ions. Beca use of this, conn ect ions in all condit ions cannot be guaranteed. You should n ever rely solely on any wireless phone for esse ntial commu nicatio ns like medic al emerge ncies. To m ake an em erg en cy cal l: 1. If the phon e is not on, switch it on . Check for adequate si gnal strength. 2. Press t he en d ke y as m any times as need ed to cle ar t he d ispl ay and r ea dy th e phone for calls. 3. Ente r the official emergenc y number for your present location . Emergency numbers vary by location . 4. Press t he send k ey. If certain featu res are in use, you ma y first need to turn thos e features off before you ca n make an e mergency c all. Consult th is guide or your servic e provider for more in formation. Whe n makin g an emerge ncy call, give all the nece ssar y informat ion as accu rately as possible. Your wireless device may be th e only means of commu nication at the scene of an accident. Do not end the call un til given permission to do so. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 71 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Additional safety information 72 ■ Cer ti ficat io n in form at ion (SA R) This mob ile device meets guidelines for exposure to radio waves. Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to exceed the limits recomm ended by in ternational guideline s. These guideline s were developed by th e independent scientific org anization ICNIRP and include safet y margins de signed to assu re the prot ection of all person, regardless of age and health . The exposure guide lines for mobile devices employ a un it of measurement know n as the Specific Abs orp tion Rate or SAR. Th e SAR limit set by ICNIRP is 2 .0 watts/ kilogram (W/kg) averaged over 10 grams of tissue. Tests for SAR a re conducted using standard operating pos itions with the dev ice trans mitting a t its highest certified pow er level in all teste d frequency bands . The actual SAR leve l of an operating devic e can be well below the maximum value because the device is designed to use only th e power required to reach the network. That amount changes depending on a num ber of fact ors such as how close y ou are to a network base station. The highe st SAR value when tested according to intern ational testin g procedure s for use at the e ar is 0.72 W/kg . Use of device accessories and enhanc ements may result in different SAR values. SAR values may vary depe nding on national reporting and testing requ irements and the netw ork band. Additional SAR information may be provided unde r product inform ation at www.nokia.com . Your mobile device is als o designed to meet th e requirements for exposure to radio waves established by the Federa l Communic ations Commission (USA) and Industry Canada. These requirements set a SAR limit of 1.6 W /kg average d over one gram of tissue. The highest SAR valu e reporte d under t his standard du ring product certific a tion for use at the ear is 1.21 W/kg and when prope rly worn on the body is 1.17 W/kg. Information about this device can be found on the FCC's we bsite at http://www.f cc.gov/oet/fccid by searching th e equipment authorization system using F CC ID: QM NRH -71. 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 72 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Additional safety information 73 ■ Techn ical inf ormation Dime nsions — Width 49 .9 mm (1 .96 inch es); len gth 10 8.3 mm (4. 26 in); depth 23. 2 mm (0.91 in) Weig ht — 3.84 o z (10 8.8 g) with BL-6C Li-I on Battery Vo lume —5.9 5 in 3 (97. 5cm 3 ) Freque ncy ran ge ( Tx) —PCS 1 851.25 –1908.75 MHz; Cellular 8 24.70–848 .37 M Hz Freque ncy ran ge ( Rx) —PCS 1931 .25–1 988.75 MHz; Cellular 8 69.70–893 .37 M Hz GPS fr eque ncy —1575 .42 M Hz ■ Batter y in form ation This section provide s information about battery charging tim e with the Travel Charger ( ACP-12) talk-tim es, an d standby t imes. Be aware that the information in this sectio n is subject to change . For more information, conta ct your service provider. Charg ing time The following c harging time is ap proximat e with th e BL-6C 11 50 mAh Li-Ion batte ry: Trave l Cha r ge r (ACP -12) : u p t o 2 ho ur s Ta lk an d s tan dby time s Operation t imes are estima tes only and de pend on signal strength, phone use, network condit ions, features used, batte ry age and c ondition (in cluding ch arging ha bits), tem peratu res to wh ich the batte ry is exposed, a nd many ot her fac tors. Talk time: up to 4 hours cellula r and 4.4 hou rs PCS Sta ndb y time : up to 13 day s 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 73 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Inde x 74 Index NUMERICS 1-touch dialing 23 A activate phon e lock 48 Add-ins 33 alarm clock 58 allowed number when pho ne lock ed — add 48 antenn a 14 anykey answer 38 auto mate voic em ail 33 auto matic redial 39 auto matic upda te of serv ice 39 auto -update 43 B back cov er removing 15 replacing 16 backlight timeout 45 banner 44 battery chargi ng 16 chargin g time 73 removing 15 replacing 15 talk and standby times 73 battery informatio n 73 busin ess c ards 26 C calc ulator 61 calend ar 59 call duration 36 call forwarding 51 call log 35 caller grou ps 23 calli ng cards 39 calls an swe ri ng 18 in-call options 19 makin g 17 certifica tion information ( SAR) 72 cha rge r connec ting 16 color s chemes 44 con ta ct s lis t 22 ad d 22 delete 25 edit 24 sen d 26 view 26 countdow n timer 61 cus tomer c are 9 D deactivate phone lock 48 dialing codes 34 display language 41 display settin gs 44 distribution list 29 E eme rgency ca lls 71 with ke ypad lock ed 41 enha ncem en t set tings 46 handsfree 46 headse t 46 music st and 47 TTY/TDD 46 enha ncem en ts 64 ESN 8 F FCC in formation 72 feature codes 51 flashlight 11 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 74 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Index 75 G gallery 53 games 54 H hands free 46 he ads e t 16 , 46 he lp 8 hel p te xt 13 , 42 I indicators and icons 11 K Keyg uar d 19 automa tic 41 L lan guages 41 lo ck co de 13 , 49 loudsp eaker 18 M messa ge fol ders 31 messa ges delete 31 text me ssa ges 28 music st and 47 O organizer 58 P phone lock chan ge lock code 49 phone settings 41 predict ive text 20 profiles 37 Q qu ick ke ys 11 R restore factory settings 52 restrict calls 49 S safety 5 screen saver 44 scrolling 12 security code 13 securit y feature 13 securit y features 13 secur ity setti ngs 48 send own ca ller ID 52 set date 43 time 42 settings 38 shortcuts 13 standard mode 20 start scre en 11 stopwatch 62 T talk and standby times 73 technic al inform ation 73 text entry 20 predictive t ext 20 standard 20 text mess ages 28 time and date settings 42 time d profiles 37 to ne settin gs 45 , 50 touch tones 41 TTY/TDD 46 turn ph one off 16 turn ph one on 16 V vie w call d uration 36 call t imes 36 dialed num bers 35 misse d calls 35 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 75 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
Inde x 76 own phone n umber 52 received c alls 35 sav ed messages 31 vo ice 55 vo ice com mand s 56 voice dialing 55 Voice mail — connect to 33 voice privac y 49 voice recorder 57 volume adju sting 18 usin g the lo udspeaker 18 W wa llpa p e r 44 wel c om e not e 42 2128i.ENv1a_B IL_9240270.fm Page 76 Wednesday, February 8, 2006 10:05 AM
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