Nokia 3155i User Manual
In Canada: NOKIA Products Lt d. T elephone : 1 888 22-NOKIA (1 888 226-6542) T ext T elephone/T elec ommunication Devic e f or the Deaf (TTY/TDD) Users 1 800 24-NOKIA (1 800 246-6542) www .nokia.ca Copyright é 2006 Nokia. All rights reserved. Nokia, Nokia Connecting People and Nokia 3155i are tr ademarks or regist ered tr ademarks of Nokia Corpor ation. Product color may vary . N2541 Printed in U.S.A. 06/05 Ver . 1.0 9241731 User guide
1 Nokia 3 155i User Guide
2 LEGAL INFORMAT ION PART NO. 9241731 , ISSUE NO. 1 Copyright é 20 06 Nokia. All rights re served. Nokia, Nokia Connecting People, N okia 3155i , Pop-Portâ¢, and the Nokia Original Enhan cements logo s are trad emarks or register ed trad emarks of Nokia Co rporat ion. O t her compa ny and product names men tioned herein may be tra demarks or trade names of their respective owners. US Patent No. 581 8437 and other pending patents. T9 text input sof tware Copyright é 19 99-2006. Tegic Communicat ions, Inc. All rights r e served. Th is device may contain commodities, technology, or software subject to export laws and regulations from the US and other count ries. Dive rsion c ontrary to law is prohibited. Incl udes RSA B SAFE c ryptog raphic or securit y pr otocol softwa re fro m RS A Secu rity. Java⢠is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. The information cont ained in this user guide was written for the Nokia 3155i 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 RESPON SIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OF DATA O R INCO ME OR ANY S PECIAL , INCIDEN TAL, AN D CONS EQUENTIA L OR INDIR ECT DAMAG ES HOWSOEVER CAUS ED. THE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT A RE PROVIDED âÂÂAS IS.â EXCEPT A S REQU IRED BY APP LICA BLE LAW , NO WARRA NTIES O F AN Y KIND, EITH ER EXPR ESS OR IMPLI ED, INCLUD ING, BUT NO T LIMITED T O, THE IMPLIED W ARRANTI ES OF MERCHAN TABILITY AND FITNESS FO R A PARTICU LAR PURPOS E, ARE MADE I N RELATION TO T HE ACCURAC Y AND RELIA BILITY OR CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMEN T. NOKIA RESERVES T HE RIGHT TO REVISE THIS DOCUM ENT OR WITHDRAW IT AT A NYTIME WITH OU T PRIOR NOT ICE. Export Co ntrols 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. FCC/Indu stry Canada Notice Your device may cause TV or radio interference (for example, when usin g a telephone in close proximity to receiving equipment). The FCC or Industry Canada can r equire you to stop using your telephone if such interference cann ot be eliminat ed. If you requ ire assistance, contact your local servic e facility. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. O peration is subject to the condition that this devic e does not cause harmful inter ference. Any changes or modif ications not expressly approved by Nokia could void the us erâÂÂs authority to operate this equipment.
Contents 3 Contents For your safety ..... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... . 4 Welcome ...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .... 7 1. Phone at a glance ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .... 9 2. Set up your phone .. ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ........ .. 14 3. Text e ntry .... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ........ .. 21 4. My a ccount.... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ...... 23 5. Call h istory.. ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .. 2 4 6. Messa ges ..... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... .. 2 6 7. Contacts ...... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... .. 3 4 8. My s tuff ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 40 9. Tune s ..... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 42 10. Settin gs.... ........... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 45 11. To ols .. ....... ....... ........ ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 60 12. VXL ..... ....... ....... ........ .......... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 69 13. Enh anceme nts .. ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .......... ....... ........ .. 7 1 14. Care and ma intena nce ..... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 75 15. Additiona l safe ty inf ormation ... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ........ .. 7 6 Index ...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .......... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ... 8 1
For your safety 4 For yo ur safety Read th ese simple guidelines . Not following th em may be dang erous or illegal. Read the co mplete user guide for furthe r information . SWITCH ON SA F ELY Do not sw itch the phone on wh en wi reless phone use is prohibited or when it may ca us e in ter fer en ce or d an ger. ROAD SA FETY COMES FIRS T Obey all local l aws. Always keep your hands fr ee to operate th e vehicle while dr iving. Your f irst cons ideratio n while dr iving should be road saf ety. INTERFERENC E All wireles s pho ne s may be susceptible to interfe rence, which could affect performance . SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS Fol low any restr iction s. Swi tch th e phon e off near medic al equ ipmen t. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restrictions. W ireless devices can caus e interference in aircraft. SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELIN G Do not use the phon e at a refueling poin t. Do not use near fuel or chem icals . SWITCH OFF NEAR BLAST ING Foll ow any r est ric tio ns. Do not us e th e ph one wh e re bl asti ng is in progress. USE SENSIBLY Use only in the norma l position as explained in the product docume ntation. Do no t touch the ante nna unnec essarily. QUALIFIED SERVIC E Only qualified person nel may install or repair this product. ENHANCEM ENTS AND BATTERIES Use only approved enhanc ements and batteries. Do not connect incompatibl e products. WATER-RESISTA NCE Your phone is not wate r-resistant. Ke ep it dry.
For your safety 5 BA CK- U P CO P IES Remembe r to make back-u p copies or keep a written record of all important in formation stored in your phone . CON NECTING T O OTHER D EVICES When co nnec ti ng to any o th er d evi ce , r ead its u ser guid e for det ail ed safet y instructions. Do not con nect incompa tible products. EMERGEN CY CALLS Ensu re th e de vic e is swi tched on an d i n se rvic e. P ress th e end k ey as ma ny times as n eeded to clear th e display a nd return to the start scree n. Ente r t he em erge n cy n umber , t hen pr ess t he c al l k ey. G ive yo ur location. Do not e nd the call until given pe rmissi on to do so. â About your de vice The wireless device described in this guide is approved for use on the CDMA 800 and 1900 , AMPS, and GPS networks. Cont a ct Virgin Mobile for more inform ation about ne tworks. Whe n using the features in th is device, obey all laws and re spect privacy an d the legitim ate rights of others. Warn ing : To use any features in this devic e, other than th e alarm cloc k, the device must be switched on. Do not switch the device on whe n wireless phone use m a y cause interfere nce or danger. â Networ k services To use the pho ne y ou m ust h ave servic e f rom V irgin Mob ile. Ma ny o f the featu res in this device depend on features in the wireless network to function. The se network service s may not be available on all netw orks or you may ha ve to make spe cific arrangeme nts with Vi rgin Mobile before you can utilize network services. Virgin Mobile may need to give you additio nal instructions for thei r use and explain what charges will apply. Some networks may ha ve limitations that affect how you can u se network services. F or instance, some networks may not support all language-depende nt characters and services. Vi rgin Mobi le may have reques ted th at certain fea tures be disab led or not activate d in your de vice. If so, they w ill not appear on your device menu. Your de vice may also have been specially configured. This configuration may include changes in menu names, menu or d er, and ic on s. Cont a ct your ser vic e prov id er fo r mor e info rm ati on. Thi s devi ce suppor ts WA P 2.0 protoco ls (HTTP and S SL) that run on TCP/I P pro to co ls. Some feature of this device, such as VX L , require network support for these techn ologies.
For your safety 6 â Shared memory This devic e has 12 M B of internal memory. The following fe a ture s in this device may share memory: contac ts; text message s; photos, i mages, t ones, an d applicat ions in My Stuff ; calendar notes; and games. Use of one or m ore of these features may reduce the memory available for the rem aining features sharing me mory. Your devic e ma y di spla y a mes sage tha t th e memo ry is ful l when you tr y to u se a sha red memory feature. In this case, delete some of th e information or entries stored in the s hared mem ory fea tur es befor e con tinui ng. Som e of th e feat ures, such a s photos, imag es, tones, and applicatio ns in My Stuff ; and text mess ages may have a certa in amount of mem ory specially allo tted to them in addit ion to the memory shared with othe r fe atures.
Welcome 7 We lc o m e Congratulations on your purch a se of th e Nokia 3155i mobile phone. Your phone prov ides many pract ical fu nction s for daily u se, suc h as a hand s-free lo udspe aker, alarm clock, calcu la tor, calen dar, and more. Your phon e can also con nect to a PC, laptop, or other device using a data cable. To personalize your phon e, you can set your favorite ring tones. â Getting help Find you r phone labe l If you ne ed help, No kia Custome r Care is available for assist ance. Before calli ng, we recom mend that you write down the follow ing information and h ave it availab le: ⢠Electronic serial num ber (ESN) ⢠Your postal code The ESN is found on the type label, which is located beneath the battery on the back of the phone. See "Remove the back cover," p. 15 and " R emove t he battery," p. 15. Co nta c t No kia Pleas e have you r pro duct with y ou when conta cting any of these numbe rs: Custo mer Car e Con tact Cent er, Ca nada Nokia P roducts Ltd. 601 W estney R oad South Ajax, Ontario L1S 4N7 Tel: 1- 888-22-NO KIA (1- 888-226 -6542) In USA c all 1-888-Nokia 2U (1-888 -665-422 8)
Welcome 8 Updates From tim e to time , Nokia u pdates th is guide to re flect cha nges. The la test version of this guide a nd an interactiv e tutorial for this product ma y be available at www. nok ia. ca . Chec k www.nokia.ca for ad ditional information, down loads , and services re lated to the use of Nokia products and services. Accessibili ty sol utions Nokia is com mitted to making mobile ph ones easy to use for all individuals, includin g those with disabilitie s. For more inform ation visit www.noki aacce ssibi lity. com .
Pho ne at a g lanc e 9 1. Phone at a glance ⢠Earpiece port (1) â¢D i s p l a y s c r e e n ( 2 ) ⢠L eft s el e cti on ke y (3) ⢠Ca ll ke y (4) ⢠Keypad (5) ⢠Four-way scroll an d selection key ( 6) ⢠Right s electi on key (7 ) ⢠Pow er key/ end ke y (8) ⢠Charger port (9) ⢠Pop-Port⢠conne ctor (10) ⢠Microphone (11) â K eys and parts ⢠Loudspeaker (1) ⢠Voi ce key (2 ): Pres s to answe r incomin g call or star t voice recorder while in idle state. ⢠Vol ume ke y (3) â¢F r o n t d i s p l a y ( 4 ) ⢠H eads et jac k (5) You c an us e th e vo ic e key to answ er an in comi ng ca ll.
Phone a t a glanc e 10 â Standb y m ode The standby mode is home base and indi c a tes your ph one is in the idle state. Signal strength (1)âÂÂA higher bar indicate s a s tronger network signal. Menu (2)âÂÂPress the ce nter selection key to select this option. Go t o (3)âÂÂPress the left s election key to se lect this option. Names (4)âÂÂPress th e right selection key to se lect this option. Battery level (5)âÂÂA highe r bar indicate s more power in the battery. â Softkey s Depending on your wireless service provider and the model numbe r of your phone, some or all of the followi ng softkeys may appear in the standby mode. In the standby mode, the four-way scroll key inst antly takes you to the following frequently accessed menus: Scroll l eft keyâÂÂTe xt mess age Scroll ri ght ke yâ VXL Scro ll up keyâ M y A ccount Scr ol l dow n ke yâ Contact s Cente r selection keyâ Main me nu or a selected s ubmenu â Indicators and icons Depending on your wireless service provider and the model numbe r of your phone, some or all of the following indicators and icons may appear in the standby m ode. Yo u ha ve ne w te xt mess a ge. See "T ext me ss ages ," p. 26. Yo u ha ve ne w vo ic e m ess ages . S e e "Vo ic e m es sage s, " p . 31. Your phone keypad is locked. See "Keyguard," p. 20. Your phone is set to the silent profile. See "Profiles," p. 45. The alarm clock is set to on. See "Alarm clock," p. 60. The coun tdown timer is runnin g. The stopwatch time r is runnin g in the backgrou nd. See "Stopwatch ," p. 67. Integrate d hands-fre e is active. See "The loudspeak er," p. 19.
Pho ne at a g lanc e 11 The tim ed profile is selected. See "Profiles," p. 45. or An enha ncement is connected to the ph one. See "Enha ncements, " p. 71. Voice privacy encryption is active (or is n ot active) in the net work. or Location info sharing is set to emergency or on. See "Loc a tion info s haring," p. 48. Vibrating alert is active. See "Profiles," p. 45. or Off hook, call or data call in progress. You a r e in a dig ita l n etw ork. See "Ne twor k ser vi ces, " p. 5. You are in an analog ne twork. See "Network servic es, " p. 5. You are roaming ou tside y our home network. See "Roaming option s ," p. 58. â Phone menus Phone features are grouped accordin g to function and are accessed through the ma in menus. Each main menu conta ins submenu s and lists from wh ich you can sele ct or vie w item s and cu stomize your pho ne fe at ure s. To acces s t hes e men us and submenus, use the scroll method or a shortcut. You ca n change your me nu view from lis t to grid. Select Menu > Opt io ns > Mai n me nu v i ew > List or Gr id . Note: Some features may not be available, depending on you r network. For more inform a tion, contac t your wireless service provider. Scroll met hod You ca n us e t he f our- wa y s cro ll k ey to scr ol l u p , do wn, l ef t, an d right throu gh the options. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu , and scroll throu gh the main menus using the s croll key. As you scroll through the menu s, the menu number appears in the upper right corner of the dis p la y. Be low the battery le vel indicato r is a sc roll bar with a tab that moves up or down on the right si de of the display screen as you scroll through th e menus, providing a visual representation of y our current position in the me nu structure .
Phone a t a glanc e 12 2. Wh en yo u ar ri ve a t a men u, p res s t he ce nte r sele cti on key t o sel ect su bmen us . â¢S e l e c t Back (the right selectio n key) to return to the previous men u. ⢠Pre ss the end key to retu rn to the standby mode from an y menu or subme nu. In- phone hel p Many features have brief descriptions (help text ) y ou can view on the display. To view these desc riptions, you must first activate help tex t a s follows. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Pho n e > Help text activat ion > On or Of f . Scroll to a feature and wait about 14 seconds. Scroll down to view all of the description, or select Back to exi t. â Security feature The security feature protec ts your devic e from unauthorized outgoing calls or ac ce ss to the st or ed i nf or ma tio n w i th t h e lo ck an d sec ur ity c od es . Th e l oc k code is a four digit number while the security code is five digits. By default, the security feature uses the lock code to pr ot ect yo ur pho ne (def au lted to th e las t four digits of your phone number) instead of the secu rity code. Yo u ne ed t o en te r the lo ck c o de to access th e following Secu rity option: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Settings > Securit y . 2. E nter t he lock code, and select OK . S ee " Sec urity ," p. 55. Not e : The preset lock code is set to 000 0 or the last four digits of your phone number. If it doe s not work, contact your wireless service provider for help. Your device, by default, requires you to enter the lock code to restore factory set tings: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Settings > Restore settings . 2. E nter t he lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock cod e," p. 56. â Go to functions In the standby mode, the left softkey Go to funct ion provides you with a shortcut to function s s uch a s: Alarm clock , Calculator , Calendar , I nbox , Meeti ng , My Stuff , Names , Normal , Outd oor , Ra dio , Ring ing vo lu me , Sile nt , St op wat ch , a nd Vib rating ale rt . With this applicatio n, you ca n quickly access your m ost freque ntly used function s from the Go to menu.
Pho ne at a g lanc e 13 Choos e or r emove Go to fun ctions You ca n choose th e function s you want liste d under Go to . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Go t o > Options > Select options . 2. Scroll up or down to hi ghlight the desired function. 3. Se le ct Ma r k to add a function or Un mar k to remove a function. 4. Se le ct Do n e when you have added all desired functions. 5. Se le ct Ye s to s ave the changes . 6. In the standby mode, se lect Go t o to display a list of the func tions you selecte d in step 2. Or gani ze func tions You ca n organize th e function s you have chos en for Go t o . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Go t o > Options > Organize . 2. Scroll up or down to hi ghlight the functi on you want to rearrange, and sele ct Mov e > Mo ve u p , Mo ve do wn , Mov e to top , or Move to bottom . 3. Se le ct Do n e > Ye s to s ave the chang es.
Set up your pho ne 14 2. Set up your phone â Antenna Your dev ice has tw o antennas : the fixed ante nna is active unless the e xtendable a ntenna is fully e xtended. In the Nok ia 3155i phone , the G PS antenna is inte rnal and is activated when placing emergenc y c alls or when On is selec ted from the Loc ation info sharing me nu (a carrier-depe ndent feature). See "Location info sharing," p. 48. Your dev ice has a fix ed and extendable a ntenna locate d towards the top of the ph one with the fold closed. Hold th e phone with the anten na a rea pointed up and ove r your shoulder . Not e : As with any other radio transmitting de vice, do not touch th e antenn a unnece ssarily whe n the devi ce is switc hed on. Cont act with the antenna affects call qualit y and may c ause the dev ice to operate at a higher powe r level than oth erwise nee ded. Avoiding con tact with th e antenna a rea whil e opera ting the device optimizes the anten na performance and the batt ery life.
Se t up y our p hon e 15 â Change the battery Note: Always switch the device off, and disconnect the charger and any other device before remo ving the cover or the batte ry. Avoid touching electronic components while changin g the c over or t he battery . Alway s s tore and us e the de vice with th e cover attac hed . Warn ing : Use only batteries, chargers, and enhancements approved by Nokia for use with th is particular m ode l. The use of any othe r types may invalidate any approval or warranty and may be dangerous. Remo ve the back cover 1. With the back of the phone facing you, push down on the back cove r. 2. Sli de the b ack cove r to ward the bottom of the phone and remove . Remo ve th e batt ery Aft er you have remov ed the b ack cove r, insert your finger int o the finger grip, and lift the battery from its compartm ent. Note: Always switch off the device, and disconnect the charger before remo ving the batte ry. UIM card slot Your phon e has a UIM (CDMA SIM) card sl ot built into th e mecha nics. Howev er, the UIM is not functio nal in this phone model. Avoid placing anything in to the UIM card slot.
Set up your pho ne 16 Repla ce the batte ry 1. Insert the batt ery , gold c olored contact end first, into the battery slot. 2. Push down on the other end of the battery to snap the battery into place. Replace the back cover 1. Set the ba ck cove r on the phone with the cover tabs aligned with the slots in th e phone. 2. Slide th e back co ver toward th e top of the phone unt il the back cov er is securely in place. Ch arge the bat ter y Note: Check the model numb er of any charger before use with this device. This device is intended for use when supplied with power from the AC-3 or AC-4 charger. 1. Plug the c harger transform er into a s tandard ac outlet. 2. Insert the c harger output plug into the rou nd jack at the bottom end of the phon e. After a few seconds , the battery indic a tor in the display starts to s croll from bottom to top. If the battery is comple tely discharged, it may take a few minutes before the charging indi cator appears on the display or before any calls can be made. When you discon nect the power cord of any enhan cement, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord.
Se t up y our p hon e 17 â T urn your phone on or off 1. To turn y our phone on or off, pres s and hold the end key for a t least 4 seco nds. 2. Ente r the lock code, if necess ary, and select OK . See "Change lock code," p. 56. Warn ing : Do not switch the phone on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause inte rference or danger. â Connect the headset A compatible headset, suc h as HS-5 or HS-9, may be pu rchased with your phone, or separate ly as an enh anceme nt. See "Enh anceme nts," p. 71. 1. Plug th e HS-5 head set connector in to the Pop -Port connect or at the bott om end of your phone or, plug the HS- 9 head set connector int o the 2.5 m m headse t jack located on the side of your phone to allow han ds-free operation. appears in the standby mode. 2. Position th e headse t on your ear. With th e hea dset co nnected, you ca n make, answ er, and end ca lls as usual. ⢠U se th e keypad to en te r num bers . ⢠Press the call ke y to place a c all. See "Phone at a glance," p. 9. ⢠Pr ess t he en d ke y to en d a c all . â Make a call Note: Before ma king or receivin g a call, fully extend the whi p anten na. Keypad 1. Enter the phone number (including the area code ), and press the call key. (To delete a cha racter to the left of th e cursor, se lect Cle ar .) 2. Press the end key to end the call, or s elect End call to cance l the call atte mpt.
Set up your pho ne 18 Contacts list 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display your contacts list and highlight your desired entry. 2. Select Details to high light your desire d numb er, then Call . Last ou tgoin g numb er 1. In the standby mode, press the call key to display the last 30 number s dialed. 2. Scroll to the nu mber (or name) y ou want to redia l, and press the c all key. Conference call ing Confe rence calling is a n etwork service that allows you to ta ke part in a confere nce call with tw o other particip ants. 1. Make a call to the firs t participant. 2. With the first partic ipant on the line , select Op tions > New call . 3. E nte r the phone number of the second participant, or select Search to retrieve a numbe r from the con tacts list. Selec t Call . The first participant is put on hol d. 4. When the s econd participan t picks up, press the call key to connec t the calls . 5. To end the co nferenc e cal l, sele ct Opti on s > End all calls , or press the end key. â Answer calls Incoming calls 1. With the fold open, press the call key, or select Answe r to a nswer the cal l. 2. Press the e nd key to re ject the call. Select Silence to mute the rin gtone, th en Dis mi ss , or do nothin g. The call is eventually div erted to voicem ail. With your phon e set to silen t in the profiles menu, selec t Dismis s to divert the call to voicem ail. 3. With the fold closed , press th e volume key to mute th e ringtone . A sho rt p res s of t he voi ce k ey an swer s an inc omin g ca ll wi th th e lou dspea ke r. By default, your phon e answers an inco ming ca ll wh en you open t he fold. You c an cha nge the setting to n ot answe r the call whe n the fold opens . In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Call > Ans wer when fol d is opened > On or Off .
Se t up y our p hon e 19 Adjust the earp iece vol ume Whe ther in or out of a call, yo u can scroll the vo lume key up or dow n to adjust the v olume of the earpiece . When you adjus t the volume , a bar cha rt indicates the v olume level. Answer with locked keypa d To answ er a call w ith the keypa d locked , press the call key w ith the fold o pen. To answer a call wit h th e f old clos ed an d th e key pad l ocke d, pr ess a nd h old th e voice key to ans wer with the loudspeak er. During the c all, all featu res func tion as norm al. When yo u end or reje ct the call, th e keypad automa tically re-lo cks. See "K eyg uard, " p. 20. Whe n the keypad lock is on, calls still ma y be possible to the officia l emergency number programm ed into your device. Enter the emergency numbe r, and pres s the ca ll ke y. The lo udsp eake r You ca n use your pho ne as a loud speaker during a ca ll. Warni ng: Do n ot hol d t h e de vic e ne ar yo ur e ar w hen th e l oud s pea ker i s in use, beca use the volume may be extremely loud. ⢠To activa te the loudspea ker while in a call wi th the fold open, sele ct Louds p. . ⢠To activ ate the loudsp eaker whe n answering a call with th e fold closed, press the voic e key. ⢠To deactivate th e loudspea ker during a call, with the fold open, select Normal . The loudspe aker is deactivated autom atically when a call (or a call attempt) ends or whe n certain e nhancem ents are connec ted. Option s dur ing a cal l Many of the options you c an use during a call are network services. Check with your w ireless service provider for more information. 1. Se le ct Op ti ons during a call to display the following options: Loud spe ake r or Hand set âÂÂActivate or de activate t he loudspeaker whil e in a call. New call âÂÂInitia te a conferenc e call. See "Confe rence calling, " p. 18. Save âÂÂSave a nu mber while in a call to your contac ts list. This option is available only when entering num bers during a call.
Set up your pho ne 20 A dd to contact âÂÂAdd a phone number to an existing c ontact in your contacts list while in a ca ll. This option is ava ilable only when entering n umbers during a c all . End all calls âÂÂDisconn ect from all active calls. T ouch to ne s âÂÂEnt er th e numbe rs, and se lec t Ton es to send the nu mbers as t ones . Con ta cts âÂÂVi ew t he con t acts me nu . Menu âÂÂVie w the p hone m enu. 2. Scroll to and se lect an option to activ ate the option or enter its submenu. â Key gu a rd With ke ygu ard, you ca n lock the key pad to pr even t keys from being pres sed acc identally. The locked keypad un locks w hen you re ceive a c all. After the ca ll, the lock automati cally reactiv ates. With the keyguard on, calls may be possible to the official emergency nu mber programmed i nto your phone. Ente r the emergency number, and press the call key. Lock t he k eypad In the standby mode , select Menu w ith t he c enter sel ection key; then pr ess * wit hi n 2 sec o nds . Unlock the ke ypad Select Unlock with th e cent er sele ction ke y; then pre ss * withi n 2 seco nds.
Text entry 21 3. T e xt entry You can u se two methods for entering text and numbers â standard mode and predictive t ext mode . ⢠Sel ect Clear to bac kspace the cursor and delete a character. ⢠Sel ect a nd hold Clear to back space contin uously an d delete multiple c haracters. â Standard mode Standa rd mode is the only way to enter tex t into the c ontacts list and to ren ame caller group s. Text ( Abc) Press a ke y once to insert the first letter on the ke y and twice for the se cond letter, etc. If you pause briefly, the las t letter in the display is accepted a nd your devic e awaits th e nex t entry. ⢠Pre ss 0 to enter a spac e and acc ept a complet ed word. ⢠Pre ss 1 to in sert a period int o your me ssage. ⢠Pre ss and hol d * to display a comple te list of special chara cters. ⢠Pre ss and hol d # to switch be tween le tters and numbe rs. Numbers ( 123) To switch from Abc mode to 123 mode, press and hold # at an y message ent ry scree n. Pu nctuat ion a nd spe cial ch aracter s While at any text entry screen, press * to display special characters (press and hold * if pr ed ic tive te xt is o n). Pr es s * again to cycle through all availabl e c harac ters. To naviga te t hrou gh t he li st of speci al chara cters, use the scro ll ke ys. O nce a ch aracte r is highli ghted , selec t In sert t o inser t the cha rac ter in to you r messag e. â Predic tive text mode To wri te messages qu ickl y, use pred ic tive text mode with yo ur keyp ad and th e built- in dict ionary. Pred ictive text mode is much faster th an the standard mod e method because you do not need to scroll through the letters o n each key to spell a wo rd. Th e dictio na ry dete rmin es whi ch wo rd to ente r based on t he key s select ed.
Text entry 22 Lang uage sele cti on an d activa tion Yo u can se lec t t he l ang uage th at p redi cti ve te xt u se s. At any tex t ent ry scr een, sel ect Opti ons > Writing lan guage > En glis h or Fran ça is . To activate pre dictive text , at any te xt en try screen, sele ct Opt io ns > Dictionary on . Text e ntry The illustration below simulate s your display each time a key is pressed. For examp le, to write âÂÂNo kiaâ with predict ive text on and the English dictiona ry select ed, p ress each o f the follo wing ke ys: 6 6 5 4 2 ⢠Pre ss 0 to e nter a space, and begin writing th e next word. ⢠If a displayed wo rd is not correct, pres s * to see othe r match es. To return to the previ ous word in th e list of match es, selec t Prev . . â¢I f ? appea rs afte r a word, se lect Spell to ente r the word w ith the standard mode, and add the word to the dictionary . ⢠Pre ss 1 to inse rt a period into yo ur message. ⢠Pre ss and hold * to d is play special charac ters. Press * again to cyc le throu gh all av ai lab le ch arac te rs. â Change case and mode Press # to switch between uppercase, lowercase, and sentence case text and between standard and predictive text mode. Case and mode are indicated by the icons that appear in the upper left of the display screen, as follows: Uppercase text: s tandard mode is on. Lowercase text: standard mode is on. Sentence case text: standard mode is on. This option is available only at the beginnin g of a sentence. Uppercase text: predictive text is on. Lowe r case te xt: pred ic ti ve t ex t is on . Sentence case text: predic tive text is on. This optio n is available only at the beginnin g of a sentence.
My accou nt 23 4. My account Yo u can acces s your Vi rgin Mobile accoun t to chec k or increa se you r bala nce. To acce ss your ac count, selec t Me nu > My Account .
Call hist ory 24 5. Call histo ry Call history s tores information about your last 30 missed, incom ing, and outgoing calls. When the number of ca lls excee ds the maximu m, the most recent c all replaces the oldest. Whe ther viewing m issed, incomin g, or outg oing calls, select from the following options: Ti me o f c all âÂÂDisplay s the date and time of the call. Send message â Send s a mess age to the n umbe r. Use num ber âÂÂE dits the num ber and assoc iates a na me with the n umber. Save âÂÂEnte rs a name for the number and saves it to your contac ts list. Add to c ontact âÂÂAdds a numbe r to a contact a nd s aves it to your contac ts list (availa ble only with num bers not yet stored in your contact s list). Dele te âÂÂClears the num ber from memory. Call âÂÂCalls the num ber. Not e : You cannot mak e calls from Call History to entries ide ntified as restricte d. â View missed calls The missed calls feature does not function with y our device switched off. Missed calls ar e calls you have never ans wered. To view mis sed calls, do the follow ing: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Call History > Misse d calls ; or, when th e missed call noti fication is dis played, select List . 2. Scroll to a name or numb er, and select Op tion s and one of the options listed to view or activ ate. â View incoming cal ls Inco ming calls are calls tha t have bee n answere d. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Call History > Inco mi ng ca ll s . 2. Scroll to a name or numb er, and select Op tion s and one of the options listed to view or activ ate.
Call his tory 25 â View outgoing calls Outgoi ng calls are prev ious numbers you hav e dialed fro m your devi ce: 1. In the standby mode, press the call k ey; or select Menu > Call History > Outgoing c alls . 2. Scroll to a name or num be r, and select Opt ion s and one of the opti ons listed to view or activa te. â View call times Y o u c a n m a k e o r r e c e i v e c a l l s t o o r f r o m t h e s a m e n u m b e r a n d v i e w u p t o f i v e calls displayed with the time each call occurred. Your device clock must be set for this feature to work accurately . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Call Hist ory > Missed calls , Inco ming calls , or Outgoing calls . 2. Highlight your de s ired name or num ber, and select Opt ions > Time of call . 3. Scroll down to v iew the call time s from this num ber; select Bac k to re turn to the options lis t. â Delete recent call list You can de lete any misse d, outgoing, or incoming calls from your devic e memory. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Call Hist ory > Cle ar Cal l Hist ory . 2. Sel ect the ca ll type you w ant to clea r: All , Mis se d , Incomin g calls , or Outgoing call s . â Save phone number from call history Your phon e can s tor e up t o 500 conta ct en tr ies an d eac h cont act en try c an stor e up to 5 ph one numb er s. To sa ve a ph on e num ber fr om Call History do the foll owin g: 1. Se lec t th e Call His tory en tr y. 2. Select a number and Option s > Save . 3. Type i n t he n ew en tr y nam e, and se le ct OK . Note: You ca nnot save phon e numbers from ca lls identified as restricted.
Messages 26 6. Messages If you ha ve subscribed to a message ne t work se rvice, you ca n send and receiv e message s to compat ible phones also s ubscribed to a me ssage service. You c an mak e distribution lists that cont ain phone num bers a nd names from your c ontacts list. When co mpos ing te xt m es sages , ch ec k th e nu mb er of ch arac te rs a llow ed i n t he top right corner of the message. Using Unicode characters takes up more space. With Un icode cha racter s i n yo ur m ess age, th e ind icato r ma y no t show the mess age length correctly. Before sending the mess a ge, the phone tells you if the message exce eds the ma xim um len gth all owed fo r one mess age. Impo r ta nt : Exerc ise caut ion wh en opening messa ges. Messages may contain maliciou s softwa re or be otherwise harmfu l to your device or PC. Not e : When you send a messa ge, you r devic e may displ ay Mess age se nt . This is an ind ication that the me ssage has bee n sent by your de vice to the message center numbe r programme d into your device. This is not an indicatio n t hat the messag e has been received at the intended destin ation. For more det a ils about messaging services, check with your service provider. â T ext messa ges Writ e an d se nd 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Messages > T ext m essa ges > Create message . To go quickly to Create message , scroll left in th e standby mode. 2. Compose and se nd a m essage usin g the k eypad. Depending on the messaging service enabled, some or all of the following options are availa ble while com posing your messag e: Sending o ptions â Mar k or Unmar k the sendin g options of a single me ssage as Urge nt , Cal lback n o. , or Signature . See "Change sending options ," p. 30. Cle ar te xt âÂÂErase a ll the text from th e message editor. Insert c ontact âÂÂInsert a nam e from your con tacts list into you r mess age. Insert numb er â Insert a phone number or find a phone num ber in the contacts list. Save âÂÂSelec t Draft s to save th e messag e in the dra fts folder. Sele ct Templates to save the m essag e as o ne of your pred efin ed tem pla tes in t he t empl ates f olde r.
Messages 27 Exit e ditor âÂÂExi ts th e mes sage editor . Use temp late âÂÂInsert a prede fined tem plate into you r messag e. Insert sm iley âÂÂIns ert a smiley into y our messa ge. Insert word â Enter a word a nd insert it into yo ur message. This option is available if predict ive text is turne d on. Insert symbol âÂÂInsert a special ch aracter into your m essage. This opt ion is available if predict ive text is turne d on. Writing langu age âÂÂC ho ose t he l an gua ge y ou w an t to us e. Dictionary on or Di c t io nar y of f âÂÂTurn the predicti ve text on or off. 3 . T o send the message, select Send to > Sen d t o nu mbe r , Sen d to e-ma il , Send to many , or Send to distrib . list (if a distribution list ha s been crea ted). Enter th e re ci pie nt âÂÂs phon e numb er or e-m ai l, or sel e ct Sea rc h to re tr iev e a numb er f rom your co ntacts list; s elect OK . Read message When you receive a message, a notification me ssage and are displayed. 1. Se le ct Sh o w to read the message or Ex it to dismiss the notific ation and read the message later from your inbox . See "View saved messages, " p. 28. 2. Scroll up or down to view the wh ole message, if necessary. Reply t o message 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Messages > Tex t messages > Inbox and your desired mess age, or when you receive a message, s elect Show . 2. Se le ct Re ply > Empty screen , Origina l text , Te m p l a t e , or one of the predefine d answers. Compose your reply using the keypad. 3. After crea ting the reply, select Send . T he s ender â s pho ne n umber or e-ma il i s used as the default. Canned messages Cann ed message s or templates are sh ort, prewritten me ssages you can rec all and insert into ne w text message s when you are short on time. See "Canned messa ges," p. 27. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Messages > Tex t messages > Crea te message > Optio ns > Use template .
Messages 28 2. Select your desired template. 3. Select Send to > Send to n umber , Se nd to many , Sen d to e-mail , or Send to distrib . list (if a distribution list is created). 4. E nte r the recipientâÂÂs phone num ber or e -mail, or select Se ar ch to retrieve a number from y our contacts list; select Send . The following ca nned messages are available: ⢠Where u at ? ⢠What u p? ⢠B there soon â¢T i p s y ? ⢠IâÂÂm gonna b late ⢠Whatâ s the 411? ⢠R u up 4 it ? ⢠U kn ow u want me â¢L e t â s j e t ⢠Whate ver Message folders Save messa ges You ca n sav e draf ts of messages or rec eiv ed mess ages t o an exis ti ng fol der or to a folde r that you have create d. 1. Open th e rece ive d me ssag e or c rea te a n ew m essag e, an d se lec t Opti ons . 2. To save a rece ive d mess age, sel ect Mo ve > Archive , Tem p la te s , or a folder you have created. 3. To save the draft of a m essage you have creat ed, se lect Sa v e > Draf t s or Tem p la te s . View saved messages 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Messages > T ext m essa ges . 2. Select th e folder that con tains the message yo u want to view: Inbox âÂÂA utomat ically stores any incom ing message s Outbox âÂÂStores messages that have n ot bee n sent Sent items âÂÂStores me ssages th at h ave bee n sen t
Messages 29 Drafts â Stores messag es create d as drafts Archive âÂÂStores messages that you choose to archiv e, including unread ones Tem p la te s âÂÂS tores prewritten templa tes. Prel oaded tem plates c an be edited and customized. My folders âÂÂAllows you to organize your messages by creating custom folde rs and saving some of your me ssages here. Selec t A dd folder to add a custom folder, or rename or delete a folder you have crea te d. You can only de lete folders created in my folders; the inbox, sent ite ms, archive, and templates folders are protected. When de leting a folder, you are also deleting all mess ages in the folder. Distribution lists âÂÂStore s created distributi on lists. 3. Wh en th e folde r open s, sele ct the me ssage you wa nt to view . Dis tribu tion l is t The distribution list en a bles you to send messages to a group of contacts. In the standby mode, select Menu > Mes s a ge s > T ext mes sag es > Distribution lists . To create a distribution list, select New list with n o l ist c rea te d or Options > Cre ate new list to create additional lists. To populate your list, select A dd new and a contact from your contacts l ist. To use, rename, or modify a distribution list, highlight the distributio n list, and sele ct Options > Send message , Renam e list , Cle ar list , or De lete list . A distribution li st only contains phone numbe rs of recipients and is selected from a list of predefined groups you create . Delete messages If your me ssage mem ory is full and you ha ve more message s waiting at th e ne two rk , No space for new text m ess ages appears in the stan dby mode. You can do the following: ⢠Read some of the unread messages, and delete them individually . ⢠Delet e mess ages from some o f yo ur f older s. D elet e a si ng le mes sa ge 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Messages > Tex t messages . 2. Sel ect the folder con taining the m essage you want to delet e. 3. Highlight the messag e you w ant to dele te.
Messages 30 4. Select Opt io ns > Delete . 5. Select Ye s to delet e the message or No to exit . Delete messages i n a folder 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Messages > T ext m essa ges > Delete messages . 2. Select th e message s you wan t to delete: All âÂÂD eletes all messa ges in all of the folde rs All read âÂÂDele tes any mess ages that h ave be en r ead i n all of t he fo lders All unread âÂÂDe let es an y mes sage s th at ha ve not b een re ad in all of t he fo lder s 3. Select and Mark the folders that hav e messages y ou want to dele te: Inbox âÂÂDelet es all m ess ages from the inbo x f old er Sent items â De letes all me ssa ges fr om th e Sent i tems folder Outbox âÂÂDe le tes all messages from the outbox folder Drafts â Deletes all mes sages from the d rafts f olde r Archive â Deletes all messa ges from the archive folde r User defined foldersâ Deletes all messages from the user defined folder 4. Select Done > Ye s to em pty t he m ark ed f old er . Message settings Ch ange sen din g opt ion s To change sending opt ions for all future text messag es, in th e st andby m ode, sel ect Menu > Mes s a ge s > T ext mes sag es > Me ssa ge se tti ng s > Sending options and the s etting you want to c hange: Priority â Set the priority of the no te as Normal or Urge nt . Send callback n umber âÂÂSend a callba ck num ber to the re cipient. S elect Off or enter you r desired phone number to send to th e recipient as a callback numbe r, and select OK . Signature â Sel ect On to create a signa ture to send with te xt messag es or Off to turn this feature off. To change sending options for one message, in the standby mode, select Menu > Messages > T ext message s > Create message > Op tions > Sending options , an d Mark or Un mar k the settin g you want to ch ange: Urg ent âÂÂSet the priority of the n ote as Urgen t .
Messages 31 Callback no. âÂÂEn ter your de s ired phone num ber to send to the recipient as a ca llback numb er, and sel ect OK . Signature âÂÂC reate a signat ure t o sen d with text mes sages. Change messag e setti ngs You can change the settings of a message . In the standby mode, select Me nu > Messages > Text messages > Me ssa ge se tti ng s > Setting s and the sett ing you want to c hange: Message f ont si ze âÂÂS elec t Smal l font or Large font . Message ov erwriting âÂÂTo determine how and whether mess a ges will be au tomatically ove rwritten when the mes sage memory is full, select Sent items only , Inbox only , S. items & Inbox , or Off . Note: W h e n t h e m e s s a g e m e m o r y i s f u l l , y o u r p h o n e c a n n o t s e n d o r receive any new me ssages. To free up the memory, you c an select Messa ge o verwrit ing to mak e your phone automa tically repla ce old messages in the inbox and outbox fo lder s wh en n ew o nes arri ve. Save sent messages > Alway s save , Always prompt , or Off . Queue msgs. when digital unavailable > On , On prompt , or Of f âÂÂTo store in outbox mess ages that can be sent later wh en digital servic e is av ailable. Incoming msg. display > Message view or Msg. ale rt âÂÂTo de termine how rec eived messag e s will be displayed in standby mode. Sel ect Message view to sh ow the send er in fo rmati on (pho ne numb er or, i f stor ed in you r li st of co nt acts, the name o f the s ender ). Selec t Msg. alert to show o nly the number of new messages received. â V oice message s If you s ubscribe to voice mail, all unanswered calls are automa tically transferre d to your voic email even if yo ur phone is in use or turne d off. Your wirele s s servi ce provide r will furn ish you with a voice mailbox number. You n eed to save this num ber to yo ur dev i ce t o us e v oi ce ma il . When you receive a voice message, your dev ice beeps, displa ys a message, or both. The voic e mail icon i s also d isplay ed in the u pper le ft cor ner of the mini display wh en th e fl ip is clos ed a nd yo u ar e in p owe r-sa ve mo de. I f yo u rece iv e more tha n one voice message, you r device shows the number of voice messages r e ceived.
Messages 32 Se t up your vo ice mail Set up your voicemail and pe rsonal greetin g as soon as your phone is activated. 1. From the standby mode, pre ss and hold 1. 2. Follow the prompts to create your pass code and rec ord your greetin gs. Liste n to voic e mess age s In the standby mode, press and hold 1; or select Me nu > Me ss ages > Vo i c e messages > Liste n to voi ce mess ages to dial the voic e mailbox n umber. Whe n you conne ct and the prerecorded greeting be gins, follow the automated ins tructions to listen to you r voice me ssages. To listen to voic e message s from a phone oth er than the N okia 3155i: 1. Dial your cell phon e number. 2. When your voic email answ ers, press and hol d 1. 3. E nte r your pass code. Clea r voi ce m ail i con To clear the voice mail icon from the display, in the standby mode , select Menu > Messages > V oic e messages > Clear voice message icon . Autom ate vo ice ma il Special characters, called dialing codes, can be added to phone numbe rs. Dialing code s instruct the receiving system to pause, wa it, bypass, or accept the n umbers that follow them in the dia ling string. Voice mail services va ry by service provid er. The followin g instructi ons are examples of comm on operations. Please check with your se rvice provider for specific ins tructions for using yo ur voice mail s ervice. Inser t diali ng codes Press * repeatedly to cycle through the dialing codes. Once the desired code appears in th e display, pause briefl y. The code is inserted into th e dialing string . The following dialing c odes are available: * âÂÂBypas ses a s et of inst ruct ion s âÂÂInte rnational prefix p âÂÂPaus es for 2.5 seco nds before sending th e numbe rs that follow w âÂÂWaits for you to pre ss the call key be fore sending the numbers or codes that follow
Messages 33 Se t up v oice m ail with dialin g c odes 1. Write dow n your voice mailbox number. 2. Cal l and che ck your voice mail a s you normally w ould. 3. Writ e down your inte racti on with the recorded prom pts step-by-step. Keep in mind tha t each voice mail serv ice may vary . However, it should be s imilar to the following: Dial 214 5551212, pau se 5 seconds, pre ss 1, pause 2 secon ds, press 123 4, press # . 4. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Contacts > Speed dialing . 5. Scroll to an (empty ) speed dialing slot, and se lect Assi g n . 6. Enter your v oice mailbox n umber, including the area code. 7. Enter a ny dialing code s as necess ary using the informati on that you wrote down. If you pause for 5 seconds after conn ecting to vo ice mail, ente r p twic e after the voic e mailbox num ber; for example, 214555 1212pp. 8. Enter an y remaining pauses or oth er information that allow you to liste n to your messa ges, an d selec t OK . 9. Ente r a nam e (such as voice mail), and select OK . To dial and listen to your voice mail, in the st andby mode, pres s and hold the assigned speed dialing key. â E-mail E-m ail is a ne twork service. See "Network servic es," p. 5. If your w ireless service provider supports th is feature, you can use th e e-mail message to access the e-mails. In the standby mode, sele ct Menu > Me ssages > E-m ail . â Minibr owser messages Minibrow ser m e ssages is a network service. See "Network services," p. 5 and "VXL, " p. 69. If your w ireless service provide r suppo rts this feature, you ma y be able to receive text mes sages v ia VX L . Unlike SM S text messages, minibrowser messages are not stored in the phone and must be access ed from the mini browserâÂÂs home page. In the standby mode, select Men u > Messages > Minibrowser messages .
Contac ts 34 7. Contacts The c on tact s lis t ca n ho ld up to 500 cont ac ts wit h multi ple num bers a nd text not es for eac h contac t. The amou nt of numb ers and tex t entrie s you can sa ve may var y, dep end ing o n the leng th a nd tot al num ber of ent ries in the con tact s lis t. â Names Add new cont acts To access the contacts list in the standby mode, press the right selection key, or sel ect Menu > Con tac ts > Names if the ri ght se le cti on ke y o n yo ur dev ice ha s a netw ork operator menu. Save cont act name and number 1. In the standby mode, enter the phone numbe r you want to save. 2. Select Save . 3. Enter the n ame, and sele ct OK . Save cont act number o nly 1. In the standby mode, enter the phone numbe r you want to save. 2. Select and hold Option s . Save an e ntry 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Contact s > Names > Op tions > Ad d n e w . 2. Enter the n ame, and sele ct OK . 3. E nter t he phone number, and se lect OK > Back . Save numbers and text items You can save different types of phone numbers and short text items per nam e to the con tacts list. Th e first number y ou save for any e ntry is autom atically set as the d efault or p rimary n umber, whic h you ca n always ch ange. 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display your contacts list, and highlight th e en try to whi ch you wa nt t o ad d a phon e num ber o r t ext it em. 2. Se lect Det ail s > Options > Add deta il > Numb er , ( General , Mo bile , Home , Wo r k , or Fax ), E -mai l addr ess , Web address , Stree t address , Note , I mage , or Ton e . 3. Enter the n umber or text for the type you have sele cted, and se lect OK . 4. To change a number type ( Gene ral , Mobile , Home , Wo rk , or Fax ), hi gh l ig ht th e number, and select Opti ons > Change type .
Cont acts 35 Cha nge defa ult number You can also ch ange which phone number is the default (primary) num ber for the con ta ct e n try . 1. In th e standby mode, scroll down to sele ct the conta ct entry you w ant to change, and select Details . 2. Scroll to th e number you w ant to set as defa ult, and select Optio ns > Set as default . Edit contacts list en tries 1. In th e standby mode, scroll to the en try you want to edit in your con tacts lis t. 2. Se le ct Details > Opti on s . 3. Select one of the following option s, w hich may vary depen ding on whether you are editing a contact list ed by phone number or cont act name: Vie w âÂÂVi ew th e phon e numb er of the c ontact . Add de tail âÂÂAdd more de tails to the co ntact: Name (only available w ith no name added), Number ( Gene ral , M obile , Hom e , Wo r k , or Fa x ), E-m ail address , Web addre ss , Street a ddress , Note , I mage (only available w ith no image added), or To ne . Edit name , Edit num ber , E dit deta il , or Change image âÂÂEd it an existi ng contact name, phone num ber, de tails, or image attached to the contact . Delete âÂÂDele te m ore d et ail s ( De let e nu m be r , Delete detail , or De lete image ) or th e entire conta ct entry ( Dele te cont act ) of th e con t ac t. Send message âÂÂCreate an d send th e cont act a text mes sage. Use numb er âÂÂUs e or sa ve the numb er (av ailable when you select a conta ct listed w ith a contact nam e). Selec t Option s to us e the nu mbe r. Set as default âÂÂCha nge t he d e fau lt num ber of t he c on ta ct. Change type âÂÂChan ge th e nu m ber t y pe t o General , Mobile , Ho me , Wo rk , or Fax . Add voic e tag or Vo i c e t a g âÂÂAdd a voice tag to the contac t with no voice ta g assi gned, or sele ct Playback , Change , or Delete with a voice tag assigned. Send bus. card âÂÂSen d the contac t as a bus iness ca rd to another device. Caller groups âÂÂAdd the con tact to an existing caller group . Speed dialing âÂÂAdd th e contact to your speed dialing list. 4. Edit the option to y our preference, and select OK .
Contac ts 36 Access the contacts menu 1. In t he standb y mo de, select Menu > Contacts and one of the f ollow ing optio ns: Names âÂÂVi ew the entries in your contacts list, a nd select Details or Opt io ns > Search , Add new , o r Delete con tact for your sele cted entry. Settings âÂÂChan ge the co ntacts list view or chec k the memory s tatus o f your dev ice. Caller groups âÂÂView and edit the propertie s of any of the caller groups, including Family , VIP , Friends , Busin ess , or Other . V oice tags âÂÂListen to, modify, or delete a voice tag to a contact in the contacts list. Speed dialing â View or modify the list of speed dial numbers. My n umber âÂÂView your own phone numbe r. Delete all con tacts â Delete all ent ries in your conta cts list. 2. Select an option to activate the feature or access its submenu. Se arch for a name 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display the contents of your contacts list. 2. Press the key correspond ing to the first letter of the name for which you are searching. 3. Scroll to select a con tact, and select Details to vie w the deta ils. Send a nd r eceive cont acts You ca n send and receive an entry in y our contacts list usin g text messaging, if supported by your wirele ss s ervice provider. Send a busi ness c ard You can send a business card as a text message to a compatible phone or other han dheld devi ce. 1. Highlight th e desired entry fr o m your contacts list you wis h to s end as a busine ss car d, a nd s elec t De tail s > Options > Sen d b us. card > Vi a te xt mess age . If you have more th an one numbe r or deta il saved to the contact entry, select from Primary number or All details opt ions to inclu de thes e in th e busin ess card that yo u wish to send. 2. E nte r the numbe r for your re cipient, or select Search to re trieve a num ber from your conta cts list. 3. Select OK and the bus iness c a rd is sent .
Cont acts 37 â Settings Configure settin gs Yo u can select ho w the co ntacts appe ar in your conta cts list and vie w the amount of me mory used or available in your device. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Contact s > Settings > Scrolling vi ew to change view of nam e list or Memory s tatus t o v i e w t h e d e v i c e m e m o r y u s e d an d rema ining. â Caller group Caller gr oups You can add contact list entrie s to any of five caller groups, and assign a unique ringtone or graphic to that group. This ena bles you to iden tify callers from the group by their uniq ue ringing tone or graphic. To assi gn an ent ry in you r cont acts list to a calle r grou p, in the st andby m ode, se lect Men u > Contacts > Call er grou ps > Fam i l y , VI P , Frie nds , B usiness , or Othe r > Group memb ers > Add > highlight th e contact to add > Ad d . To manage y our caller gro ups, in the standby mode, select Menu > Con tacts > Caller groups > Family , VI P , Frie nd s , Busines s , or O ther to display the following caller group options: Rename group â Rename the group to your preference. Group ring tone âÂÂSet the ringtone for the group. Group logo âÂÂTurn the graphic for the caller group On or Off , or Vi ew the graph ic. Group m embers âÂÂAdd or remove membe rs from the caller group. â Vo i c e t a g s Voice tags You ca n dial up to 25 stored nu mbers using v oice dialing. Before using voice tags, note the following : ⢠Voice tags are not language -de pendent. The y depe nd on the speakerâÂÂs voice. ⢠You must s ay the na me ex act ly as you sa id it when y ou r eco rd ed it . ⢠Voice tags are sensitive to background noise. Record voice tag s, and use them in a quiet en vironment.
Contac ts 38 ⢠Very short names are not accepted. Use long names and avoid similar names for different numbe rs . Not e: Us ing v oi ce t ags ma y be dif ficu lt in a nois y en viro nm ent or du ri ng a n emergen cy, so you should no t rely on voic e diali ng in al l circ umst ance s. Assign a voice tag to an entry Befo r e you can us e voice diali ng, you mu st first assign a voic e tag to the nu mber. 1. In the s tandby mode, select Menu > Con tact s > Names , a nd scroll to th e entry in your conta cts list to which you w ant to assign a voic e tag. 2. Select Details > Op tions > Ad d v o i c e t a g > Start . 3. Spe ak cle arly into th e mi crophon e. Do not sel ect Quit un less y ou wa nt to cancel the re cordin g. The device au tom atically stops re cordin g, and sav es and replay s the voi ce tag. appears next to commands that have voi ce tags assigned. Dia l a number 1. In th e standby mode, press and hold the right selec tion key with th e fold open, or pr ess and hold the vo ice key rega rdless of wheth er the fol d is open or close d. 2. When you he ar several beeps a nd Speak now appears , rel ease th e key. 3. Pronounce the voice tag cle a rly into th e microphone. When th e device finds the voice ta g, Fo und: is displayed, a nd the dev ic e automatically dials the numbe r. If the de vice does not locate a number or re cogn iz e th e voic e ta g, N o match fou nd is displayed. Voi ce tags 1. After you hav e associ ated a voice tag t o a cont act, se lect Menu > Con tact s > V oice tags and your desired voic e tag entry. 2. Select Playback , Change , or De le te . â Speed dial Set up spee d dial ing You can ass ociate an y entry in t he contacts li st with a k ey from 2âÂÂ9. To dial those entries, press and hold the assigned key. See "Speed dialing," p. 49 to activate or deactivate speed dialing. Assign a key to speed d ialing 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Contact s > Speed dialing .
Cont acts 39 2. Scroll to an (empty ) speed dialing slot, and se lect Assi g n . 3. Enter the numb er ( including the area code) and a name for the number, and sel ect OK ; or select Search to retrieve a numbe r from the con tacts list. If speed dialing is off, the device disp lays a prompt and asks if you want to turn spe e d dialin g on. 4. Se le ct Ye s to ac tivate speed d ialing. Change speed di alin g numbe rs 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Contacts > Speed dialing . 2. Scroll to the speed dialing entry you w a nt to ch a nge, and select Opt ions > Change . 3. Enter the new num ber and a name for the entry, and select OK ; or sele ct Search to retrieve a nu mber from the contac ts list. Delete speed dial ing n umb ers 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Contacts > Speed dialing . 2. Scroll to the speed dialing entry you want to del ete, and select Option s > Delete > Ye s . â My number To display your own phone number, from the standby mode, select Menu > Contacts > My n umber . â Delete all contacts To dele te all entries in your con tacts list, in the standby mode, s elect Menu > Contacts > Delete all con tacts .
My stuff 40 8. My stuff You ca n use My Stuf f to st or e do wnl o ad ed game s, ton e s, imag es , an d a ppl ic a ti on s. Your dev ice ha s a limited amount of me mory for storing files in My Stuff . This mem ory is not shared w ith other fun ctions, such as contacts . If the devic e di splays a message th at the memory is full, delete some exis ting files before proceeding. â Games Challenge yo urself or a fri end to one of the fu n games in your ph one. Some menus listed are network services. In the standby mode, select Menu > My St uff > Gam es > Get ne w to download a new game. Play a gam e To play a game, in the standby mode, select Menu > My Stuff > Games an d a downloaded game. Game details To display the nam e, version, and size of a sel ected game, select Op ti ons > De ta ils . â To ne s Tones t o use a s ringtone s or atta ch to a contact entry or message can be stored in or retrieved from this folder. In the standby mode, select Menu > My Stuff > Tones t o op en the to nes f older. â Images Images use d as screensa vers i denti fy a co ntact en try or, at tache d to a m essage, can be stored in or retrieved from this folder. In the standby mode, select Menu > My St uff > Imag es to open the images folder.
My stuff 41 â Th emes Use t hem es to cu sto mize th e appe aran ce of y our pho ne di s play s cre en . Th emes control th e display background, the wallpaper, and th e colors and appearance of menus an d submenus. In t he standby mode , select Menu > My Stuff > Th emes to ope n the th emes fold er. â Applications Applications t hat are downloaded from VX L can be stored in or retrieved from this folder. In the st andby mode, select Menu > My Stuff > Applications to ope n the applic ations folder.
Tune s 42 9. T unes â Radio Your phone has an FM radi o that also functions as an alarm cloc k radio. To list en to the FM radio on yo ur phone, connec t a compat ible mu sic st and or ste reo headset to th e connect or on the bottom of the phone. The FM radio uses th e wire of the h eadset as an anten na. A compati ble headset ne eds to be attac hed to t he device for the FM radio to func tion pr operly. The quality of a radio broadcast depends on coverage of the radio station in that partic ular area. Warning: Listen to music at a moderate level. Co ntinuous e xposure to high volu me may dama ge your hearing. Do not hold the devic e near you r ear whe n th e l oud s peak er is i n us e, be cau se t he vol ume ma y b e extrem ely loud. Turn the radi o on a nd of f 1. Connect th e phone to a com patible h eadset or music s tan d. 2. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tunes > R adio . The ch annel l ocation number, the name of the ra dio channe l (if you have save d the chan nel), and the frequency of the rad io channel are displayed. To use the graphical keys , , , or on the display , scroll left or right to the desired key, and select it. 3. If you hav e already sa ved rad io chan nels, se lect or to sc roll to the chann el you would like to listen to. To select a radi o channel locat ion, b riefly p ress the cor responding number key s. 4. To turn off the radio, press and hold the end key, or select Opt ions > Tu r n o f f . Opti on s With the radio on, select Opti ons and one of the following: Tur n of f â Turn off t he radio. Save channe l âÂÂSave the c urrent station to one of 20 locations (only available with a new station e ntered ). Channels âÂÂScroll up or down to sele ct a channe l from 20 locations. With an existin g chann el highlighte d, selec t Opti ons > D elete chan nel or Rename to delete or rename the saved channel.
Tune s 43 Mo no o ut put or Stereo outpu t âÂÂListen to the radio in monaural mode (default) or in ster eo. Stereo ou tput is available th rough a stere o enhanc ement . Loud speaker or Hea dset âÂÂL ist en to the radi o th roug h th e spe ake rph one or th roug h the he a dse t . Set freque ncy âÂÂManually ente r the frequenc y of a know n radio s tation. To set the radio frequency, pres s * and use the keypad to enter the frequ e ncy of a known radio st a tion. To adjust the radio volume , press the volume up and down keys. Whe n an application us ing a brows er connectio n is sending or receiving data , it ma y interfere with the radio. Whe n you place or rece ive a call, the radio au tomatically mu tes. When the call ends, the radio sw itches back on. Tune and s ave a radio chan nel You ca n save a prese t station to any one of 20 location s in memory. 1. With th e radio on, select or to c hange the radio fre quency in 0.1 MHz steps, or select and hol d or to start the channel sea rch . Searching stop s when a cha nnel is found. 2. To sa ve th e channe l, select Op ti ons > Save channel . 3. Enter a nam e for the channe l, and select OK . â V oic e recorder This feature en a bles you to record pie ces of spe ech or sound with your device an d lis ten to the m later. The tota l available time is 3 min utes with no mem os stored. The maximu m length of a recording depends on how mu ch memory remain s available. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Tunes > V oic e me mo > Record to sta rt the recording or Recordings list to manage the folder you h ave defined for recordin g s torage. Record spe ech or sou nd 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tun e s > V oice me mo > Rec ord . 2. After you he ar the recorder start tone, begin re cording speech or soun d. 3. Wh en you finis h recording, select Sto p and your recording is saved to the Tones folder in My Stuff .
Tune s 44 Opti ons After you h a ve sa ved the recording to the T ones folder, highlight the recordin g, and sel ect Li s t en to listen to the recording using th e earpiece; or select Op ti ons and one of the followi ng. Dele te âÂÂErase the recording. Rename â Cha ng e the n ame of t he r eco rd in g . Set as âÂÂU s e your re cording as a ringtone ( Set as rington e ), contact entry tone ( A dd t o contact ), i nco mi ng me ss ag e t o ne ( Set as msg. tone ), or alarm t one ( Set as alarm tone ). Details â Show the name, size, and date of c reation of th e recording. â Equalizer The equa liz er enha nc es the soun d q ualit y when you us e th e mu sic play er b y amplifyi ng or attenuatin g frequenc y bands. You can a ccess five preset e qualizer settin gs ( Normal , Po p , Rock , Jazz , and Class ical ) and t wo customizable settings. Activa te an equal ize r set In the standby mode , select Menu > Tunes > Equalizer , sc roll to the desired setting, and select A ctivate . Create a custom equalizer set 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tunes > E qualize r . 2. Scroll to the set y ou want to edit, and select Option s > Edit . The selected se t appears in t he display with the bar on the far left highlighte d. The bars adjust freque ncies, from the lowe st (the leftmost ba r) to the highes t (the rightmost bar) . The higher the indicator on a particular bar, t he more that freque ncy is am plified. 3. To adjust the frequency, scroll u p and down on the bar. 4. To a djust other freque ncies, scroll left or right to th e other bars. 5. Repea t steps 3 and 4 t o adj ust th e set ti ng f or eac h fr equen cy; th en sel ect Save . 6. To rename th e setting, selec t Op tions > Ren ame , ent er a new name , an d sel ect OK . 7. To activate the setting, sele ct Ac ti vat e .
Settings 45 1 0 . Settings Use this menu to change profiles, them es, main dis play settings , mini display settings , tone settin gs, time and d ate set tings, call settin gs, phone s ettings, voic e comman ds, enhancement settings, security settings, application settings, netwo rk settings, network services, and restore factory settings. â Profiles Profiles define how you r device reacts when you receive a call or message and ho w your keypa d sounds when you pre ss a key . You ca n leave ringing option s, keypad tones, a nd oth er settings for each of th e available profiles at their default setti ng, or c ustomize them to suit y our n eeds. Prof iles a re al so av ail able f or e nhanc ement s suc h as th e he adset a nd c ar k it. See "Enha ncements, " p. 71. To activate a profile, in the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Profiles > Normal , Silent , Meeti ng , Outdoor , or P ager > Ac t i v a t e . Customize a pr ofile You can c ustomize any of the profiles in various ways. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Profiles . 2. Select t he profile you want to customiz e. 3. Se le ct Cust omize and the option you want to c ustomize. See " Tones," p . 40 . Set a timed pro file You can u se timed profiles to prevent missed c alls. For example, suppose you att end an event th at requires your device be set to Silen t before the ev ent starts , but you forge t to return it to Normal until long after th e e ven t. A timed profile can preven t missed calls by re turnin g your de vic e to the defau lt profile at a time you s pecify. Yo u can set time d profiles up to 24 hours in advanc e. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Profiles . 2. Select t he profile you want to activate and Time d for timed expiration. 3. Enter the time in hh: mm format for the profile to expire, and select OK .
Settings 46 â To ne s You ca n adjust the ringin g volum e, keypad tone s, and more for the active profile. See "Custo mize a profile," p. 45 for more information on profile s ettin gs. Select Me nu > Settings > Tones and one of the followi ng: Inco ming call al ert âÂÂS elect how th e devic e not ifies yo u of an inc omin g cal l. Video ringtone âÂÂSele ct On or Off to indicate whe ther to replace t he default audio ringtone with the s elected video. Ringto ne âÂÂSelec t the rington e for incoming calls. Ringto ne volum e âÂÂSet the v olume of your rin gtone. Light indic ator âÂÂTurn th e light indicator on or off with On or Off . Vibrating alert â Turn the vibrating alert On or Off . Message alert tone âÂÂSele ct th e ton e for r ecei ved m es sages . K eypad tones âÂÂSet the v olume of your k eypad tone s (or t urn them off). War n i ng to n es âÂÂTurn warn ing and confirmation tone s On or Off . Alert for â Define which ca ller groups the select ed profile will accep t or decli ne. See "Caller groups," p. 37. â Th emes Cho ose a them e to cus tom ize the ap pea rance of your ph one display. Themes control the display background, the wallpaper, and the colors and appearance of menus and submenus. To c hoos e th e the me o f your di spla y, in t he st and by mod e, se lec t Menu > Se ttings > Themes > Select theme . â Main display Wallp ape r You can set your device to display a backgroun d picture (wallpaper) or slide set. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Settings > Main dis play > Wallpaper > Select wallpaper or Select slide s et > Games , To n es , Im ages , or Application s . 2. Brows e your sele cted fold er contai ning the graph ics or ima ge of you r desired wallpaper. 3. When you find the image of your ch oice, select Opti ons > Set as wallpaper . 4. To a ctivate or deac tivate wallpaper, in the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Main display > W allpaper > On or Off .
Settings 47 Screen saver In the s tandby mode, select Menu > Settings > Main display > Screen saver > On , Off , Screen savers ( Image , Sli de set , or Video clip ), or Time- out . Po wer sa ver You can tu rn the power saver on and off on th e main dis play. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settin gs > Main display > Po w e r s a v e r > On or Off . Co lo r sc h em es Yo u can cha nge the co lor of som e displa y compo nents in you r devi ce, such as indicators and signal bars. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Main dis play > Color schemes an d the color scheme of your c hoice. My ba nn er If your w ireless serv ice provider suppo rts this feature , yo u can choose wh ether the display shows the operator logo or someth ing else when the phone is in the idle state. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Main dis play > My banner > De fa ult or Customize . Bac klig ht tim e-o ut You can c hoose how long to set the backlights on. In the standby mode, select Menu > Setti ngs > Main display > Backlight tim e-out > Alw ays on , Always off , 7 seconds , 1 5 seconds , o r 30 s econds . â Mini display You c an turn the pow er saver on and o ff on the mini display. In the standby m ode, sele ct Menu > Settings > Mini display > Po w e r sa v er > On or Off . â Time and date sett in gs Cl oc k In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Time and date > Cloc k > Sho w clo ck or Hide clock , Set the time , Tim e zo ne , or Time format .
Settings 48 Date In th e standby m ode, select Menu > Set tings > Time and date > Date > Show date or Hide date , Set th e date , Date format , or Date sepa rator . Auto-up date date and time Auto-update is a network service. See "Network services," p. 5. If your wireless service provider supports this fea ture, you can allow the digital ne twork to set the cloc k, wh ich is usefu l whe n you are out of yo ur home a rea (for exam ple when you ha ve traveled to anot her network or tim e zone). In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > T ime and date > Auto-update of date & tim e > On , Confirm first , or Off . If yo u use the Aut o-update of date & time option while outside your digital netw ork, you may be prom pted to enter the time manually. Netw ork time will replace the ti me and date wh en you re enter yo ur digital netwo rk. If your battery has been removed or has discharged outside the digital net work, you may be prompted to enter the time ma nually (when the battery is replaced or recharged and you are still outside of the digital ne twork). â My shortcuts Right selection key You can cu st omize the righ t selection key in the s tandby mode . I n the standby mode, selec t Me n u > Settings > My shortc uts > Right sele ction key . â Call settings Locatio n info sharing Location info s haring allows the devic e to share position information over the netw ork. For ca lls to emerg ency num bers, this position information ma y be used by the emergen cy operator t o determine the position of the de vice. The functionality and accura cy of this feature are dependent on the network, sate llite systems, and the agen cy receivin g the information. Loca tion info sharing is a netw ork service. Se e "Netw ork s erv ices," p. 5 . This feature may not function in all areas or at all times . This feature is not designed to support positioning re quests for related calls. Contact your service provider for more informat ion about how your phone complie s with government regulation s on location based e mergency callin g services.
Settings 49 In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Ca l l > Location info sharing . Select More to read the dis cla imer, then selec t OK . Select from the option s: Em ergency â This is the de fault profile. The device location information is shared only duri ng a n e mergenc y call to th e offic ial eme rgency number progra mmed into you r device. The scree n displays in the upper left han d corner in the standby mode. On âÂÂThe device l ocation in formation is sh ared w ith th e netw ork whe nev er the device is powered on and activated. The screen displays in the upper left hand corne r in the standby mode. Loca tion information w ill always be sh a red wit h the network during emer gency calls to the official emergenc y number programmed into the device, regardless o f whic h setting is selec ted. After placing an em ergency call th e device rema ins in emerge ncy mode for 5 minute s. During this time, the loca tion information w ill be shar ed w ith t he ne two rk. See "E m e rgency call s, " p. 78. An ykey ans wer An ykey ans wer ena bles you to answ er an inco ming ca ll. Briefly p ress a ny key ex cept the rig ht selection key or end key . In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Ca l l > Anykey answer > On or Off . Automa tic redial Occasionally, your netw ork may experience heavy traffic, resulting in a fast busy signal when you dial. With au tomatic re di al a ctivate d, your dev ice redials the numbe r (number of times is specified by the netw ork), and notifies you when th e network is available. In the standby m ode, select Menu > Se tti ngs > Call > Au toma tic re dial > On or Of f . Speed d ialin g You can activate or d eactivate speed dialing. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settin gs > Cal l > Speed dialing > On or Off . See "Set up speed dialing," p. 3 8. Automa tic update of se rvice With a utomatic u pdate of service, you r device will autom atically update the service wh en the network is available. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Ca l l > Automatic upda te of servi ce > On or Off .
Settings 50 Answer when f old is open By default, your phon e answers an inco ming ca ll wh en you open t he fold. You c an change t he default set ting to have your pho ne not answer call s with the fol d o pen. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Call > Ans wer when fol d is opened > On or Off . Intern ational p refix You ca n store an internationa l dialing prefix into your de vice. In the st andby mode, selec t Me n u > Settings > Call > International pre fix . In the standby m ode, wh en you enter (press * twic e) at t he beg in ning of a phone n umber, your device automatica lly inserts the in ternational dialing pre fix that yo u have s tored after you p ress the ca ll key. Call sum mary Your de vic e c a n display th e time spent on a call when y ou hang up. In the standby mode, selec t Me n u > Settings > Call > Call summary > On or Off . Ringing tone for no ca ller ID You can s elect a different ringtone fo r ca lls received w ith no caller ID. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Call > Ringt one for n o calle r ID > On t o s e l e c t o r c h a n g e r i n g t o n e o r Off . â Phone settings Phone langua ge The phone langu a g e affects the time and date formats of the clock, alarm clock, and calendar. In the standby mode, select Menu > Se ttings > Phone > Phone language and the language of your choice. Autom ati c keygua rd You can set the ke ypad o f your d evice to l ock aut omatica lly after a p reset time delay. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Phone > Automatic keyguard > On or Off . 2. If you select On , Set de lay: is display ed.
Settings 51 3. Ente r the delay time ( in mm:ss format) , and select OK . Whe n keygu ard is on, it ma y be poss ible to d ial the eme rgency n umber programme d into your device. Touc h to nes To uch tones or DTM F tone s are the ton es that s ound w hen you pres s the ke ys on your device key p ad . Y ou can use to uch tones f or many autom a t ed di al-up services such as ba nking and airline s or for ente ring your voice mailbox number and passwo rd. Touch tones a re sent during an a ctive call. Se nd them m anually from your de vice keyp ad, or se nd t hem a utom atica lly by sav ing the m i n y our d evice . Set typ e In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Phone > Touch tones > Manual to uch t ones and one of the followi ng options: Cont inuous âÂÂU sed to set the tone sou nd for as long as you press and hold a ke y. Fix ed âÂÂUsed to se t the tone sound as a sh ort tone regardless of how lo ng you pre ss a ke y. Off âÂÂUs ed to turn off tones. No tone s sound whe n you press a key. Set len gth You ca n specify tou ch-tone lengt h for the Fixe d option. In the standby mode, sele ct Menu > Set tings > Phone > Touch tones > To uch to ne len gth > Sh ort (0.1 seconds) or Long (0.5 se conds). Sta rt-up to ne Yo u can select to have a start-up to ne whe n you firs t turn on you r devi ce. In the standby mode, select Menu > Setti ngs > Phone > Start-up t one > On or Off . He lp text act ivat ion Your dev ice displays brief descriptions fo r most menu ite ms. When you arrive at a feature or menu , pause for about 14 seconds and w ait for the help text to display. If nec essary, use the s croll key to pa ge through the full he lp text . The default s etting for help text is On . However, you can turn help text on or off. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Phone > Help text activ ation > On or Off .
Settings 52 â V oic e navigation Befo r e using vo ice tags, n ote t he follo wing: ⢠Voice tags are not language-depende nt, but depend on the speakerâÂÂs voic e. ⢠You mu st sa y the nam e exact ly as you sa id it whe n you record ed it. ⢠Voice tags are sensitive to background n oise. Record voice tags, and use them in a quiet env ironment. ⢠Very short names are not accepted. Use long names, and avoid similar names for different numbe rs . Not e: Us ing v oice t a g s may be d ifficu lt in a nois y envi ronm ent or duri ng an emergen cy, so you should no t rely on voic e d i aling in al l circumst ances. Hand s-free oper a t ion You ca n set as many as 16 voice c ommands to ena ble hands-free operation of certain fe atures in your de vice. Assign a voice tag to a command Before usi ng voice co mmands, you mu st first add a voic e tag to t he device f uncti on. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > V oice nav igation . 2. Select the de vice function you want to ta g: Profiles , V o ice mailbox , Radio , V oice memo , or Call History . 3. If necessary , sele c t an opt ion associate d with that fun c tion and Ad d . 4. Select Sta rt , and spe ak the v oice tag clearly into the mic rophone. Do not sel ect Quit unles s you wan t to cancel th e recording. The device replays and saves the recorded tag. appears next to commands with voice tags assigned. Activate a voice command To issue a co mmand after you have assoc iated a voice t ag w ith a function in your devic e, spe ak the vo ice tag . 1. In the standby mode, pre ss and hold the right selection key or voice key. 2. With Speak n o w displayed, pronounce the voice tag clearly into the m icrophone. With the voice tag foun d, the devic e displays Fou nd: , and plays the recognized voic e ta g thr oug h the ear piece . The f u nc tion you requested is activated.
Settings 53 Opti ons Aft er you have associat ed a voice tag to a co mmand, you can sele ct one of the followin g options: Playback âÂÂL isten to the vo ice comm and tag. Opt io ns > Ch ange âÂÂCha nge th e voice co mmand . Opt io ns > Delete âÂÂEras e the voi ce comman d tag . â Phone details From the standby m ode, select Me nu > Se ttings > Phone details to v iew t he user, version, system and icon details of your phone. User de t ail s Sc roll to User deta ils , and select one the f ollowing sub m enu s to show user details. My num ber (MDN ) âÂÂDisplay your mobile num ber. Mobile station ID num ber (MSID) âÂÂDis play the non-porta ble, non-dialable ident ifie r numbe r p rogra mme d into the device. Version details Scroll to V ersion details , an d select one the fol low ing sub menus. Phone model âÂÂDisplay the model number of your phon e. Software version âÂÂD isplay the softw are version of your devi ce. Browser version âÂÂDisplay the softw are version of your phone web browser . Hardware v e rsion âÂÂDis play the hardware vers ion of your device. System d etails Scroll to System de tails , and select one the following submenus. Sy stem ID (SID) â Displ ay the number for you r phone that unique ly identifies your cellula r servic e provider. Channe l âÂÂDisplay the channel of your devi ce . Preferred roamin g lis t (PRL) âÂÂDisplay the PRL system that is used by your phone to obtain servic e outside of the home area. Mode âÂÂDisplay the operatin g mode of your de vic e. Fre que ncy â Display the frequency used by your device.
Settings 54 Icon de tails Scroll t o Icon details , to view a list of your phoneâÂÂs icons and descriptions. â Application settings 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Application set tings . 2. Select one of the following submenus to activ ate options for preset or downloaded games or applications. Application sounds > On or Off . Application lights > App. defined or Default . Application vibrati on > On or Off . â Enhancements To adjust the enhanc em en t settings, in the standby mode, select Men u > Set ting s > Enha nce-m ents > H eadset , Hand sfree , Loop set , TT Y/T DD , Music stan d , or Charge r . Some enh a n cement settings m enu items are displayed only i f the device has been co nnected to a c ompatibl e enhanc emen t. Heads et Impo rta nt: The headse t may affe ct your abi lity to hea r sound s around you. Do not use the heads et in situations that may endan ger your safe ty. Select Headset to enter the submenu and m odify its settings. Default profile âÂÂChoos e the profile you w ant autom atically ac tivated wit h a head set conne cted. Automatic answer âÂÂAnswe r calls automatic ally after on e ring with a he adset co nnected. Select On or Off . Hand s-free oper a t ion Select Handsfree to enter th e submenu and modify its settings. Default profile âÂÂChoos e the profile you w ant autom atically ac tivated wit h your dev ice c onnec ted t o a car kit . Automatic answer âÂÂAnswe r calls automatic ally after on e ring with a ca r kit co nnected. Select On or Off . Lights âÂÂC hoose to keep the de vice lights alway s on, or to s h ut off automatically afte r several se conds. S elect On or Automatic .
Settings 55 Loopset The LPS- 4 loops et is recomme nded for use with your device. Select Loopset to enter the submenu and modify its settin gs. Defau lt profile âÂÂChoose the profile you want to be automati cally activated when your de vic e is conne cted to a loopset. Automat ic answer â Answer calls automatically afte r on e ring when a loopse t is co nnected . Select On or Off . TTY/TD D Check with the manufact urer of the TTY/TDD devic e for a conn ecting cable that is compatible with the Nokia device. TTY/TDD com munications depend on network avail a bility. Check with your wireless service provide r for availability a nd description of services. Ch ar ger Select Charger to en ter the subme nu and modify its settings. Defau lt profile âÂÂChoose the profile you want aut omatically activate d with your devic e conne cted to the ch arger. Lights âÂÂCho ose to ke ep the de vice lights alwa y s on or to shu t off au tomatically aft er se vera l seco nd s. Sele ct On or Auto matic . â Security When first accessing the se c urity se ttings, enter the preset lock code, w h ich is by default, the last four digits of yo ur ph one number. If this does not work, contact your w ireless service provider for help. Phone lock The phone loc k feature protects your device from unau thorized outgoing calls or unauth orized access to information stored in the device. W ith phone lock activated, Phone locked appears e ac h time you turn your device on or off. With th e device locked, calls may still be possible to the offic ial emergency number programm ed into your device. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock code," p. 56 .
Settings 56 3. Select Ph one lo ck and one of the followi ng options: Off âÂÂImmediate ly turns off the device loc k fe ature. Lock n ow âÂÂImm ediately turns on the device lock fe ature. On power-u p âÂÂT urns on the device lock fe ature the nex t time you turn th e device on. Wit h Lock now s elect ed, you m ust en ter yo ur lock code be fore the de vice can function normally. With the lock code ac cepted, your device functions no rmally. Call not all o we d appe ars if you attem pt to place a ca ll w ith your de vice locked. To answer a call with ph one lock on, select Answer , or pre ss the ca ll ke y. Allow n umbers With phon e lock on, the only outgoing calls you can make are to the emergency numbe r programmed into your device or the numbe r stored in the Allowed no. when phon e locked location: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Security . 2. E n ter the lock code, an d select OK . See "Ch ange lock cod e," p. 56. 3. Select Allowed no. when phon e locked , scroll to an (e m pt y) loca tion, select A ssign , and enter th e phone number; or select Ass ign > Search to reca ll the number from y our contacts list. Select OK . To call the allow ed phone number, e nsure that your phone is in the standby mode. Scroll down to high light the numbe r you w ant to call, or ent er it on the key p a d; and then pre ss the call key to place th e call. Change lock code The preset lock code, by default, is the last four digits of your phone nu mber. Depending on your w ireles s service provider, the prese t lock c ode can be a four digit numbe r such as 1234 or 0000 . If no ne of th ese w ork, contac t your wire less service provider for help. To ensu re the security of you r d evice, yo u may want to change th e pr eset loc k code to y our ow n selec ted fo ur di git nu mber. Av oid using c odes sim ilar t o em ergenc y numbers to prevent acci dental diali ng of the emer g en cy number. If you en ter an incorrect lock code five times in a row, your devi ce will treat all subsequen t entries as inc orrect, even if the correct code is entered. If you wait for 5 minu tes and re-ent er the correct lock cod e, the devi ce will acc ept the loc k code. Not e: With the wrong loc k code entered five times in succession, your phone will not acce pt your correct lock c ode for 5 minutes , even if you powe r off t he device betwee n incorrect entries.
Settings 57 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . 3. Se lec t Change lock code . 4. Ente r the new lock code (mu st be 4 charac ters in length ). 5. Reente r the new lock code fo r verification, and sele ct OK . Whe n chan ging you r lock co de, make su re yo u store it in a safe pla ce, aw ay from your d evice. Cal l re st ri cti ons Select call rest rictions to block or allow numbers for incomin g and outgoing calls. All calls from n umbers entered as blocked nu mbers are ignored and sent to voice mail. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock code," p. 56 . 3. Se lec t Call re strictions and the ty pes of c alls you want to restrict: Restrict outgoing calls âÂÂSe t restrictions on mak ing calls. Restrict incom ing call s âÂÂSet restrict ions on receiving calls . 4. Select wheth e r to block or allow numbe rs: Blocke d numbe rs âÂÂSet the n umbers the phone can only block, allowing all the re st. Allowed numbe rs âÂÂS et th e number s the pho ne can on ly call or r eceiv e, blocking all the rest. 5. Se le ct Select , Ad d r es t ri ct i o n (un avail abl e with mem ory fu ll), Ed it (unavailable with no nu mber added), or Delete (unavailable with no num ber added). Note: Wh en calls are restricted, calls may be possible to the official emergency num ber programmed into your device. Voice pr ivacy Voice privacy is a netw ork service . See "Netw ork service s," p. 5. If your wireless service provider supports this feature, the voice privacy feature prote cts the privacy of your current phone conv e rsation from other callers placing phone calls on your same network. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock code," p. 56 . 3. Se lec t Voice privacy > On or Off .
Settings 58 â Network The Network men u enables you t o custo mize the way your d evice ch ooses a ne twork in whic h to operate while you a re within or outs ide of your primary or home system. Yo ur de vice is se t t o se arch fo r the m ost co st-eff ecti ve n etwo rk. I f your de vic e cannot find a preferred net work, it se le cts a network automatically based on the option you c hoose in the Netw o rk menu. The menu opt ions you see in your device depend on your service providerâÂÂs network. The network determin es which options actually appear in the dev ice menu . Check w ith yo ur service provider for more information. Roaming o ptions You can set your d evice to roa m or sear ch for anoth er network w hen you are not in your hom e area. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Network > Roaming options and one of the following opti ons: Hom e on ly âÂÂYou can m ake an d receive calls in you r home area only. Automatic âÂÂThe phone automatically searches for service in another digital network. The roamin g rate applies whe n not in the home service area. 2. Select OK , if necess ary, t o confirm the a ctivation . Mode You can ch oos e whet her your device uses digital or analog service. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Network > Mode and one of the following serv ice options: Digital preferred âÂÂT he device wo rks in digital mode but will also work in a nalog mode w ith digital mode unavailable. Analog only â The device only works in analog mode. â Network services The following fe a ture s are n etwork service s . See "Network s ervices," p. 5. Call forwar ding Call forwarding t ells you r network to re direct inc oming c alls to another n umber. Call forwa rding is a network service and may not work the same in all ne tworks, so cont act your wireless s ervice provide r for availability.
Settings 59 Ac tivate The following opt ions may not all a ppear in the display. C ontact your w ireless service provider for more information . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Net work services > C all forwarding > Forw ard all calls . 2. Se lec t Ac ti vat e , ente r the n umber or selec t Search to retrieve a numb er from your conta cts list, and selec t OK . Cancel In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Network services > Call forwarding > Cancel al l call forwarding . Cance l all call forwarding may affect your a bility to receive voice mail message s. Contac t your wireless serv ice provide r for specific details. Net work featu re setting This optio n a llows you to activ ate network services in the phon e by using fea ture codes received from your service provide r. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Network services > Ne twork feature s etting , enter the code and select Answer . My number sele ction This option displays your cu rrent phone number, or allows you to selec t an other numbe r, if availa ble. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Network services > My n umber selection . â Restore set tin gs You ca n reset some o f the m enu settin gs to their origin a l va lues. Data tha t you have entere d or downloaded is n ot deleted (for e xample, entries in you r c ontacts list are not affect ed). In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Restore sett ings , en ter the l ock code, and select OK . See "Change lock c ode," p. 5 6. Note: Depen ding on your wireless s e rvice provider, your device may sometimes ask you for the security code, instead of the lock code.
Tool s 60 11 . T o o l s Your dev ice contain s features to help organize your everyday life , inclu ding an alarm c lock, calenda r, notes, to- do list, calculator, countdown tim er, and stopwatch. â Alarm clock You ca n set the al arm to sound at th e ti m e you want just once or repeatedly (for example, every workin g day). Select Menu > Tools > Alarm clock and one of the following option s: Set, chan ge, o r d isable the alarm Alarm time âÂÂEnter the time for the alarm in hh:mm format, select am or pm (w ith 12-hou r format selected) and select OK . When th e alarm is e n a bled, select Alarm time > On to change th e alar m time, or Alarm time > Off to turn off the al arm . Se t t he al arm tone Alarm tone â Choose the tone for the alarm. Select from o ne of the f ollowing opt ions: ⢠Standard âÂÂSet the default rington e for the alarm. ⢠Radio âÂÂSet th e cl ock radi o feat ure. A t the al arm time , the ra dio s ounds in the loudspeak er and the current ra dio channel is set as th e alarm tone. A hea dset must be attached in order to activate the clock radio, otherwise the defau lt alarm is sounde d. ⢠Ope n My Stu ff > Tones âÂÂChoose a c ustom ringtone from the list of available ringtones. Repea t alarm Repeat alarm âÂÂW ith t he alarm ena bled , se lect Repetition day s to s elect the days on which yo u wan t t h e al arm to r epeat . Snooze time-o ut To set the a larm snooze time, selec t Snooze time-out > 5 minutes , 10 minu tes , 15 m inutes , 3 0 minute s , 60 mi nutes , or Ot her (to ent er up to 60 m inut es snooze time).
Tool s 61 Alarm condition s When th e alarm is se t, Alarm on appears bri efly in the display, and is displayed in the standby mode. When the alarm s ounds, your device beeps, vibrates (if vibrating alert is on for currently active profile), or plays the radio, and the display lights up. With th e devic e on, select Stop to shut the alarm off or Snooz e . With Snooze sele cted, t he phon e snoozes for t he numbe r of min utes you se lected for t he Snooze time-out , and Snooze on is display ed. If you do not press a key when the alarm sounds, the alarms stops ( snoozes ) for th e numb er of minutes you s elec ted for the Snooz e time-out , then sounds again. Yo u can also select Menu > Tools > Alarm clock > Snoo ze time-out to reset the snooze tim e . If the alarm tim e is reached while the phone is sw itched off, the phone s witches itself on a nd starts soun ding the alarm tone . If you select Stop , the phone asks whet her you want t o activ ate th e phon e for calls . Sel ect No to switch off the phone, or select Ye s to make and re ceive calls . Do not select Ye s when w irel ess phone u se may cause interfe rence or danger. â Calendar The c alendar kee ps track of rem inders, ca lls you need to m ake, meet ings, and birthdays. Th e c alendar can even sound an alarm for an y of these events. The monthly view provides an overview of the selected month and w eeks, enabling you to jum p to a spe cific date. An y days or da tes that appear in bold font cont ain calenda r notes such as a me eting or remind er. Open In the s tandby mode, select Menu > Tools > Calendar . Scroll to mov e the cursor i n some calenda r views. Go to a da te In the standby mode, select Me n u > T ools > Calendar > Opti on s > Go to date , enter the date (mm/dd/yy yy), an d select OK . No te ty pes You ca n apply five types of notes to your cale ndar. Your device asks for further information depending on which note you choose. You also have the option to set an alarm for any note you select.
Tool s 62 1. Go to the date for which you want t o set a reminder. See "Go to a da te," p. 61. 2. From the mo nthly view ( with the go -to date highlight ed), select Opt ions > Make a note and one of the following not e types: Meet ing âÂÂEnter a subject, location, and a start and end date an d time. Call âÂÂEnt er a phone number, a name, and the date and time. Birthday â Enter the personâÂÂs name, date and year of birth. Memo âÂÂEnter a s ubject and a start and end date. Rem in der âÂÂEnter the subject and date of your remi nder. You are given the option to set an alarm. 3. Enter yo ur note, and se lect Save . Vi ew no tes (day view ) After you h ave create d calendar notes, you can vie w them . 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > Calendar . 2. Scroll to the date containing the note that appears in bold type, and sel ect View . Opti ons while viewing a list of notes 1. Select Opti on s while viewing a dayâÂÂs note to displa y the following: The options list ed below are availab le while viewing t he header of a note. Make a note âÂÂCreate a new note for the sele cted date. Delete âÂÂDe lete t he note. Edi t â Edi t the not e. Mo ve â Move the note to another date on your cale ndar. Repeat âÂÂS et the note (except for birthday n ote) to recur on a regular basis (daily, weekly , biweekly, mo nthly, and yearly). Go to date âÂÂJump to anothe r date on your cale ndar. Go to today âÂÂJump to the curre nt date on your cal endar. Se nd not e âÂÂSend the n ote to an other device as a tex t m e ssage or in calendar- to-calendar format. Copy âÂÂC opy the note t o paste to anothe r date. Settings âÂÂSet the date and time, date and time format, the day each w eek starts and w hethe r y ou wan t your notes to a uto delete afte r a specified ti me. Go to to-do list â Jump to th e to-do list on your ca lendar. 2. Select an option to activate it or enter its submenu .
Tool s 63 Se nd a note 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Calendar . 2. Scroll to th e date that appe ars in bold type, cont aining the note you want to send, and sele ct Vi ew . 3. Scroll to the note you w ant to s end, and s elect Optio ns > Send n ote > Send as message ( Tex t m es sa g e ) or Via cale ndar . 4. If y ou select Via c alendar , ente r the numbe r for the recipie nt, or select Search to retrieve a number from t he contacts list, and select OK . If you s elec t Send as message ( Text message ), the note appears as a text mes sage in t he dis play. 5. Se lec t Sen d to > Se nd to num ber , Sen d to e-ma il , Send to ma ny , or Send to distrib . list . 6. Enter the n umber or e-ma il for t he recipient , or select Search to retrie ve a number from the contac ts list: and selec t Send . Receive notes Whe n you receive a c alenda r n ote in calen dar-to-calenda r format, your devic e displays Calen dar note received . ⢠To view c alend ar notes, s elec t Sho w , a nd if nece ssary, scroll to vie w the enti re m essa ge. ⢠To save calenda r notes after view ing, select Opt ions > Save . ⢠To discard calendar notes after viewing, select Exi t or Options > Dis car d . When you re c e ive a cal endar note or t ext m essage, a m e s sage notifi cation appears in the standby mod e. You can s ave the note in your c alendar and set an alarm for a n y date an d time. â Notes You ca n write an d s ave inform ation in Notes and sen d notes via text mes sage. In th e standby mode, select Menu > T ools > Notes . With no notes create d, selec t Ad d n o te , cr eate yo ur no te, an d sele ct Save wh en do ne. Wi th no tes alre ady cre ated , hig hl ight th e not e yo u wa nt t o use , and sel ect View t o r e a d o r Opt ions > Make a not e , Delete , Edi t , Send not e ( Send as message ), or Delete all note s . â T o-do list Us e the to-do list featu re to kee p track of you r ta sks. You c an sa ve a note for a task, sele ct a priority level for the note and mark it as don e when you have comple ted it. You can sort the notes by prio rity or by date.
Tool s 64 Add a to -do no te 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > To-do list . 2. If there are no notes, sele ct Add note . 3. Enter the subje ct of the to-do no te, and select Save . 4. Select High , Medium , or Lo w priority. 5. Enter the du e date and time t o set the a larm. View a to-do no t e 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > To-do list . 2. Hi ghlight a to-do not e, and s elect Op tions and one of the following: Ad d â Add another note. Delete âÂÂDe lete t he note. Mark note as done or Mark as not done âÂÂMark a note or task as completed or not; if comple ted, no more reminder s will follow . Sort by deadline âÂÂSort the note s according to their de adlines Send âÂÂSend t he note as a text message or a s a calendar note t o an other compati ble de vice. Go to calendar âÂÂLea ve the to-do list, and go to the calendar. Save to calendar âÂÂSave the to-do note to a date on you r c alendar. Delete done notes â Delet e all the com pleted to-do no tes marke d as done (available only if there are note s do ne). Delete all note s âÂÂDele te all the to-do no tes in the list. 3. View the to-do note, and select Edit to edi t the note or Op tions to select from some or all of the following: Dead line âÂÂSet a deadline for the not e, li sting any uncompleted notes if exi sting. Mark note as done or Mark as not done âÂÂMark a note or task as completed or not; if comple ted, no more reminder s will follow . Delete âÂÂDe lete t he note. Edi t p rio ri ty âÂÂChange the priority to high, mediu m, or lo w. Send âÂÂSend t he note as a text message or a s a calendar note t o an other compati ble de vice. Go to calendar âÂÂLea ve the to-do list, and go to the calendar. Save to calendar âÂÂSave the to-do note to a date on you r c alendar.
Tool s 65 â Calculator The calculator in y our device adds, s ubtra cts , multipli es, divides, calculat es the square and the square ro ot, changes th e sign of the number entered , a nd conv erts cur ren cy valu es. Note: This ca lculator has lim ited accurac y and is designed for simple calcu lations. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Calculator . 2 . Enter the first number in the calculation. P ress # for a decimal point if necessary . To change the sign, sele ct Opt ions > Change sign , or s croll up or dow n. To perform a square or square root calcu lation, select Optio ns > Square or Square root . To cycle through the add ( ), subtract (-), multiply (*), and divide (/) chara cters, pre ss * . 3. Ent er t he se co nd num ber i n y our calc ula tion . 4. Se le ct Equa ls to comp lete calc ulation o r Options if more func tion s are requir ed. Currency co n v erter Yo u can conve rt foreign curre ncy to dom estic, o r vice versa , directly in the standby mode or from the Calc ulator menu . Note: Wh en you ch ange ba se curren cy, you mu st enter th e new rate s beca use all previous ly set excha nge rates a re set to zero. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Calculator > Options > Exchange rate > For ei gn un its in home unit s or Home units in foreign unit s . Foreign un its in home units âÂÂT he numbe r of home units cost to make one unit of foreign currency . Home u nits in foreign un its âÂÂThe numbe r of fore ign units cos t to make one unit of your hom e curren cy. 2. Ente r the exchang e rate (press # to insert a decima l), and selec t OK . 3. In the standby mode or the calculator mode ( Menu > Tools > Calculator ), ente r the curren cy amount to be convert ed. 4. Se lec t Opti ons > To h om e or To foreign . To h om e âÂÂconverts fore ign currency to dome stic currency. To fore ign âÂÂconve rts dome stic cu r renc y to foreign cu rrency.
Tool s 66 5. If you do not enter an exch ange rate, the device w ill prompt you to do so. Select OK . Y ou can edit the exchange ra te at anytim e. â Ti mer The coun tdown timer in your dev ice enable s you to enter a specific time (up to 99 hours and 5 9 minutes). W hen the time runs out, your devic e sounds an ala rm. Not e: The countdown timer o nly works when the device is on. When you turn off yo ur devi ce, the time r is no longer a ctive. Set t he timer 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > Timer > No rm al t im er , Inte rv al timer , or Se ttings . Use Normal timer to measure the coun tdown time for tasks that have one period (timer name). Select Interval tim er to save sets of c ountdo wn times with more than one period. 2. Enter the tim e (in hh:mm :ss format), a nd selec t OK . 3. E nte r a note for the time r, and select Start . appears in the standby mode with t he countdown time r se t. When the time runs out, your device sounds an alarm, displays the timer note, vibrates (if set), and flashe s its lights. Press any key du ring the alarm to stop th e alarm. Afte r 30 secon ds the time r alert stops au tomatica lly. Chan ge the time Af ter you have set the ti mer, yo u ca n c hang e t he t ime. 1. With a normal time r set, in the stand by mode, select Men u > To o l s > Tim er > Change time . 2. Enter the n ew time, and select OK . 3. Leave the note as it is, or enter a n ew note; and sele ct Start . In te rrup t the ti mer Af ter you have se t the timer , y ou can sto p th e ti mer. In the stan dby mo de, se lec t Menu > T ools > Time r > Stop timer .
Tool s 67 â Stopwatch Yo u can use the stopwa tch in you r device to tra ck time. The s topw atch displa ys time in hours , minutes , seconds , and fractions of a sec ond in hh:mm :ss.ss format. Using the stopwatch or al lowing it to run in the backgroun d when using other features incre a se s the demand on battery power and reduces the batte ry life . Me asu re t ime 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Stop watch > Spli t timing or Lap timing > Start . The running time is displayed. Split timing âÂÂYou can us e the sp lit time function for s uch things as a long dista nce race w hen you need to pace yours elf. Selec t Split to note the lapsed time. T he timer co ntinues to run , an d the split time appears below the running tim e. Each time you select Split , the ne w measured t im e appears at the beginning of the list. Lap timing â You can use the lap time func tion when you want to track how long it takes to comp lete eac h cycle or lap. Select Lap to n ote the la p time. The clock stops, then starts immediately from ze ro. The lap time appears belo w the run ning time. Eac h time you se lect Lap , the n ew measured time appears at the beginning of the list. 2. Se lec t Sto p to end the t iming, and disp lay the total time or Stop > Op tion s > Start or Reset to cont inue or reset ti ming. Lap and spl i t times To save a time while the clock is runnin g, select Stop > Save , enter a name for the measur ement , and se lect OK . If you do not enter a name , the total tim e is us ed as the de fault title for the lap or split time. To vie w a saved ti me, i n th e st andby mode, select Men u > To o l s > Stopwatch > Show last time or Vie w t imes . To delete a saved tim e from Stopwatch , select Vi ew tim es and th e time to delet e, and select Delete > Yes ; or sele ct Delete tim es > One by one or Delete all . Opera tion note If you press the end key and retu rn to the idle or standby mode, the clock contin ues to run in the background, and appears in the u pper left corner. To return to the stopwatch screen s, in the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Stopwatch > Contin ue . To stop the clock, se le ct St op .
Tool s 68 Opti ons You ca n choose the follow ing options when you use the stopwa tch: Contin ue âÂÂAppears when the stopwatch is working in th e bac k ground. Show last time â App e ars when you hav e saved a split or lap t ime and displays the last time s aved. Split t iming âÂÂAs ks if you want to dis continue prev ious timing. Lap timing â Asks if you wa nt to discontin ue previ ous timing. Vie w times â E nables you to browse the saved times. Dele te times âÂÂE nable s you to delete an y saved times. You can delete the saved times one by one or all at once.
VXL 69 12. VXL Yo ur device ha s access to VXL , whic h includes s elected services on the mobile I nternet. You can access popular features, excl us ive m usic, entertainment, information service s, and much m ore. VXL is updated frequently. Ch eck the Virgin Mobile web site at ww w.virgin .com/ mobile , for availability a nd pricing. â Sign on At the start sc reen, sel e ct Menu > VXL . Aft er a brief paus e, your d evice att empts to c onnect to VXL . If you rec eive a n error message, your device ma y not be set up for brow s ing. Contact your wireless provider to m ake sure that your device is configured properly . Your dev ice cann ot receive incomin g calls when in VXL . I ncomi ng cal ls a re au tomatically forwar ded to voice mail. â Navigate Sin ce your devic e scre en is mu ch s malle r than a c omp uter s creen , th e conte nt is displayed differently from what you m ay be accustomed to seeing. This s ection con ta ins gui del in es for using devi ce keys to na vigat e the site . Device keys ⢠To brow s e the site, scroll u p or down. ⢠Sel ect a hi ghlig hted i tem. ⢠To enter letters and numbers , press a key from 0 to 9 . ⢠To enter spe cial characters, pre ss * .
VXL 70 Make an emergen cy call wh ile onlin e You can end your d ata con nection , then mak e an eme rgency c all. 1. To close yo ur conn ection, press t he end ke y. 2. Press the end key as m any tim es a s need ed to clea r the d isplay and read y the device for calls. 3. Ent er th e em ergenc y num ber f or y our p res ent lo cation . Eme rgency numbers vary by location. 4. Pr ess th e call key. Disconnect To cl ose your VXL conne ction, pres s and hold the e nd key.
En hancem ents 71 13. Enhancements Check the m odel number of any charger before use with this de vice. This dev ice is intended for us e when supplied with pow e r from the AC-3 or AC-4 charger. Warn ing: U se only batte ries, ch argers, and enhancem ents that are approved by Nokia for use with this particular model. The use of any other type may inva lidate any approval or warranty, and may be dangerous . For availability of approve d enhanceme nts, please ch eck with y our deal er. A few practical rules about accessorie s and enhan cements: ⢠Kee p all acc ess ories and en hancem en ts out o f the re ach of s mall ch ildr en. ⢠When you disconn ect the powe r cord of any accessory or enhanc ement, grasp and pull the plug , not the cord. ⢠Check re gularly tha t enhanceme nts installe d in a vehicle a re mounte d an d are operating properly. ⢠Installa tion of a ny com plex ca r enhanc e ments must be made by qualified personnel only. Power: ⢠Standard 10 70 mAh Li-Ion Battery (BL -6C) ⢠Standard Travel Charge r (AC-3) ⢠Travel Charger (AC-4) ⢠Mobile Ch a rger (DC-4) ⢠Charger Adapter (CA-44) Use the CA-44 charger adapter to conne ct the phone to Nokia chargers that have a la rger barrel size, including ACP-7, ACP-8, ACP-9, A CP-12, AC-1 (retractable charger), and LCH-12 (mobile ch arger).
Enha ncem ents 72 â Battery informa tion Charg ing and discharging Your devic e is po wer ed by a rech arge able ba tter y. The full pe rfor mance of new batt ery is achiev ed on ly afte r two or th ree c omp lete ch arge an d disc harge cycles. The bat tery c an be cha rged and di scharge d hundr eds of ti mes, but it w ill e ventu ally wear out. When the talk and standby tim e s are n oticeably sh orter th an normal, replace th e battery. Use only Nokia approv ed batteries, and rech a rge you r battery onl y w i th Nokia approv ed chargers designat ed for this de vice. If a replacement battery is being used for th e first time or if the battery has not been used for a prolonged period, it may be necessa ry to connec t the charger, then disconne ct and reconnect it to beg in ch arging the battery. Unplug th e c harger from the elec trical plug and the de vice when not in use. Do not leave a fully charged battery connected to a ch arger, s in ce overcharging may sho rten its lifetime. I f left unused, a fu lly cha rged battery will lose its charge ove r time. If the ba ttery is compl etely discharged , it may take a few m inutes before the charging indica tor appe ars on the display or before any calls can be made. Use the battery only for its intende d purpose. Never use any charger or batte ry that i s damaged. Do not sh ort-circuit th e battery. Accid ent al s hort- circuiting c an occu r when a metallic object such a s a coin, clip, or pen caus es direct co nnection of the positive ( ) an d negative ( -) t e rminals of t he battery. (The se look like metal s trips on the battery.) This might happe n, for e xample, when you c a rry a spare battery in your pocket or purse . Short-circ uiting the terminals may damage th e battery or the con ne cting obje ct. Leaving the battery in h ot or cold places, such as in a c losed car in summer or winte r conditions, will reduce t he capacity an d lifetime of the ba ttery. Alway s try to keep the battery betw een 15ðC a nd 25ðC (59ðF a nd 77ðF ). A device w ith a ho t or cold ba ttery ma y not work tempora rily, ev en w hen th e ba tter y is fully ch arge d. Batte ry performance is particularly limite d in temperat ures well below freezi ng. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire as they may explode. Batteries may also explode if damaged. Dispose of batteri es acco rding to local regulation s. Please re cy cle w hen possible. Do not dispose as h ousehold waste.
En hancem ents 73 â Nokia batter y authentication gui de lin es Always use origina l N okia bat teries for your s a fety . To check that yo u are getting an original Nokia battery, purchase it from an authorized Nokia dealer, look for the Nokia Orig inal Enhancements logo on the packagin g, and in spect t he holog ram label us ing the following steps: Succes sful complet ion of the fo ur steps is not a tota l assu rance of the a uthenti city of the battery. If yo u hav e any reas on to believ e that you r battery is not an auth entic original Nokia batt ery, you should refrain from using it, and take it to the nearest authorized Nokia s ervice point or dealer fo r ass i st ance. Your authori zed Nokia service point or dealer will ins pect the battery for a uthentic ity. If authent icity cannot be verified, return the batte ry to the place of purch a se. Auth entic ate hol ogram 1. W hen looking at the hologram on the label, you should see the Noki a connecting hands symbol from one angle an d the Nokia O riginal En han cements logo when look ing from another angle. 2. Whe n you angle the hologram l eft, right, down, and up, you should see 1, 2, 3 , and 4 dots on each side r espec tive ly. 3. Scratch th e side of the label to reveal a 20-digit code, for example, 12 345678 9198765 43210. Turn the ba ttery so that th e numbe rs are fac ing upward. The 20-digit c ode reads starting from the numbe r at the top row followed by the bottom row . 4. C onfirm that the 20-digit code is val id b y following the in structions at www.noki a.combatt erychec k . To c reate a text m essage in the US A, e nter the 20-d igi t code, for example , 1234567 891987 6543210 , and send to 44 7786 2002 76.
Enha ncem ents 74 To create a text mes sage, ⢠For countrie s in Asia Pa cific, excluding In dia: Enter the 20-digit code, for example , 12345 678919876 543210, and send to 61 42715 1515. ⢠For India only: Enter Battery followed by the 20 -digit battery code, for example , Battery 123 456789 198765 43210, an d send to 5555. National and in ternational operator charge s will apply. You should rec eive a message indicating wh et her th e c ode can be au thenticated. Wh at if y our b attery is not au then tic? If you cann ot confirm that your Nokia battery wit h the hologram on the label is an auth entic No kia battery, please do no t use the ba ttery. Take it to t he neare st authorized Nok ia s e rvi ce point or dealer for assist ance. The u se of a batt e ry that is not approved by the manufactu rer ma y be dangerous and m ay result i n poor performance and damage to your de vi ce and its en hancem ent s. It may als o invalidate any approval or warranty ap plying to the device. The ba ttery designated for th is device is B L-6C 1070 mAh. The talk time is up to 4 hours and standby tim e is up to 9 days. To find out more abou t original Nokia batteries, visit w ww.nokia.co m/battery . â Hearing aid compatibility Your mobile device model c omplies with FCC rules governing hearing aid com patib ility . T hese rules req uire a n M3 mic ropho ne or hi gher v alue . The M -va lue, shown on the device box , refers to lower radio freque ncy (RF) emissions. A highe r M-val ue generally indic ates that a device model has a lower RF e missions leve l, which may imp rove the likelihood that th e device will operate with certain heari ng aids. So me hearing a ids are m ore imm une than others are t o interference . Please con s ult y our hearing health profe ssional to determine the M rating of you r hearing a id and whether your he aring aid will work w ith this devic e. More informa tion on accessibility can be fou nd at w ww.n o k iaacc essib ili ty.co m . Hearin g a id compatibilit y testing on this dev ice was done w ith the ex te rnal anten na extended .
Car e a nd ma inte na nce 75 14. C are and maintena nce Your device is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treate d with care. The suggestions below w ill help you protect y our warranty cov erage . ⢠Keep the device dry. Precipitation, humidit y, an d all types of liquids or moisture ca n contain m inerals that w ill corrode electronic c ircuits. If your device does get wet, remove the battery, and allow the device to dry complet ely before re placing it. ⢠Do not use or store the device in dust y, d irty areas . Its movin g parts a nd electronic component s can be damaged. ⢠Do not stor e the dev ice in h ot areas. H igh temp eratu res can shorte n t he li fe of electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or me lt certain plastics. ⢠Do not store the device in cold areas . When the dev ice returns to it s normal temperature , moisture can form inside the device and damage electronic circuit boards. ⢠Do not attemp t to open the device other than as instruc ted in this guide. ⢠Do not drop, knock, or shake the devic e. R ou gh handling can bre ak internal circuit boards and fi ne mec hanics. ⢠Do not use harsh chemic als, cleaning s olvents, or strong dete rgents to c lean the dev ice. ⢠Do not paint the d e vice. Paint can clog the moving parts and prevent proper operation. ⢠Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenn a. U nauthorize d antennas, m odifications, or a ttachmen ts could damage the d evice and m ay violate regulations governing radio de vices. ⢠Use chargers indoo rs. ⢠A l w a y s c r e a t e a b a c k u p o f d a t a y o u w a n t t o k e e p , s u c h a s c o n t a c t s a n d calenda r notes, before sending you r device to a service facility. All of the above suggestions apply equally to your device, battery, charger, or an y e nhance ment. If an y device is no t working properly, tak e it to the neare st authorize d service facility for servic e.
Additional safety information 76 15. Addition al safety inform atio n Your de vice and its enhanceme nts may contain small parts. K eep them out of the reach of sma ll children. â Operating environment This devi ce m eets RF exposu re gui delin es wh en use d eit her i n the nor m a l use position against the ear or when positione d at least 2.2 ce ntimeters (7/8 inc hes) away from the body. When a carry ca s e, belt clip or hold e r is used for body-worn operation, it should not c ontain metal and should positio n the device the above-stated d is tan ce from your body. In order to transmit data files or mess ages, this device requires a good quality connection to the network. In some cases, t ransmission of data files or messages may be de la yed until s uch a connectio n is available. E nsure that th e separation distanc e instructions mentio ned in this paragraph are followed unt il the transm ission is c ompl e ted. â Medical devi ces Operation of any radio transmitting equ i pment, i ncluding wireless phon es, may interfere with th e functionality of inadequate ly protected medical devic es. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medica l de vice to determine if they are adequatel y shi elded from external RF energy o r if you have any questions. Switch off your de vice in health ca re facilities w hen any regulati ons posted in these are as instruct you to d o s o. Hospitals or health care facilities ma y be using equi pment that c ould be se nsiti ve to ex tern al RF ener gy. Pacemak ers Pacema ker manufactu rers recommend th at a minimu m separation of 15.3 centime te rs (6 inches) be maint a ined betw een a wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference w ith the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent w ith the independent research by a nd reco mmendations of Wireless Technology Research. Persons with pacemakers should do the following: ⢠Alwa ys ke ep the d evic e more th an 15.3 centimet ers (6 inch es) from the pacemak er ⢠Do not carry the device in a breast pocket
Additional safety information 77 ⢠Hold the device to the ear op pos ite the pace maker to minimize the poten tial for interferenc e. If yo u suspec t interfere nce, sw itch off your d evice, a nd move the dev ice away. Heari ng aids Som e digi tal wir eless dev ices may interfe re w ith som e hearin g aid s. If int erferen ce occurs , consult yo ur s ervi ce provider. â Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improp erly installed or inade quately shie lded electronic syst ems in moto r vehicl es su ch a s elect roni c fue l in jectio n syst ems, e lectron ic antis kid (an tilock) braking syst ems, ele ctroni c speed control sy stems, air bag systems . For more information, check with the man ufacturer or its represent ative of your vehicl e or any equipment that has been added. Only qu alified personne l should service the devic e, or install the devi ce in a vehicle. Faulty installation or service may be dangerous and may invalidate any warra nty that ma y apply t o the de vice. Chec k regularly th at all wirel ess devic e equipm ent in your vehicle is mo unted and operating properly. Do not store or carry flamma ble l iqu ids, ga ses, o r expl os ive mate rials in the s ame c ompart ment as the device, its parts, or enhancements. For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remembe r that air bags inflate with great force. Do not place objects, including installed or portable wireless equipmen t in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, seri ous injury cou ld result. Using your de vice while flying in aircraft is prohibited. Sw itch off your device before boarding the a ircraft. The use of w ireless teledevices in an aircraft may be dang erous to the operation of the ai rcraft, disrupt the wire less telephone network, and may be illegal. â P otentially explosive environments Switc h off y our device whe n in any area with a pote ntially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Poten tially explos ive atmosphe res include area s wher e yo u woul d norma ll y b e advi sed t o tur n o ff y our vehic le en gine . Sparks in s uch areas could c a use an explos ion or fire resulting in bodily inju ry or even death. Swit ch off the device at refuelling points su ch as n ear gas pumps at service s tations . Observe restrictions o n the use of radio equ ipment in fuel depots, storage, and distri bution areas; c hem ical plants; or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are
Additional safety information 78 often but n ot always clearly marked. They include below de ck on boats, chemical transfe r or stora ge fac ilities, ve hicles us ing liquefie d petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), and areas where th e air contai ns chem i cals or particles such as grain , dust, or metal pow ders. â Emergency calls Impo rta nt: Wireless phones, including this device , operate using radio signals, wireless ne tworks, landline ne tworks, and user-programmed funct ions. Beca use of this, conn ections in all conditions ca nnot be guarante ed. You should never rely s olely o n a n y wireless device for esse ntial commu nications li ke medica l eme rgencies. To make an e mergency call do th e following: 1. If the device is not on , switch it on . Che ck for adequa te signal stre ngth. 2. Press the end key as m any tim es a s need ed to clea r the d isplay and read y the device for calls. 3. E nte r t he official emergency num ber for your present location, and press the call key. Emergenc y numb ers vary by lo cation If certain feature a re in use , you may first need to tu rn those features off before you ca n make an e mergency ca ll. Consult thi s guide or your service provider for more inform ation. Whe n m aking an em ergency call, give all th e necessary informa tion as accurate ly as possible. Your wireless dev ice may be the only means of c om mu nicati on at the scene of an accident. Do not end the call unt il given permission to do so. â Certification information (SAR) THIS MOBILE DEVICE MEETS GUIDELI N ES F OR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES. Your mobi le device is a radio tr ansmitter and recei ver. It is design ed not to exceed the limi ts for exposure to radio wave s recommende d by internationa l g uidelines. These guidelin es were developed by the indepen dent scientific organization ICNIRP and include safety margin s designed t o assure th e protection of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure guide lines for mobile devices employ a unit of me a sureme nt known as the Specific Abs orption Rate or SAR. The SAR limit stated in the IC NIRP guidelines is 2.0 wa tts/ k ilogram (W/kg) averaged over 10 grams of tissue. Tests for SAR are conducte d using standard op erating position s with the devic e t ransmitting a t its highest certifie d power level in a ll tested frequenc y
Additional safety information 79 bands. The actual SAR level of an operating de vic e can be below the maximum value be cause the device is designed to use only the power required to reach the network. That amou nt changes dependin g on a num ber of fac tors such as how close you are to a network base station. The highest SAR value u nder the ICNIRP guideli nes for use of the device a t the ear is 0.84 W/kg. Use of device accessories and enh ancements may result in different SAR values. SAR values may vary dependin g on nation al reporting and testing require ments and the network band. Additional SA R information m ay be provided under product information at ww w.noki a.com . Your mobile device is also de signe d to meet the requirements for exposure to radio waves established by th e F ederal Commun ications Commission (USA) and Industry Canada. T hese requirements set a SAR limi t of 1.6 W /kg averaged ov er 1 gram of tissu e. The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product c ertification for use at the ear is 1.22 W/kg a n d when properly worn on the body is 0.78 W/kg. Informat ion about this device model can be found at http ://www. fcc. gov/oe t/fcc id by searching t he equipm ent authorizatio n system us ing FCC I D : QMN R M -41 . â T echnical information Type desig nati o n âÂÂRM-41 Dime nsions âÂÂ8.84 centi meters (3. 34 in ches) l ong; 4.55 centi meter s (1.7 9 inch es) wide ; and 2.44 cent imeters (0.96 inch ) deep Weig ht âÂÂ2.98 oz with out BL-6C 10 70 mAh Batt ery Vo lume âÂÂ8 6 cm 3 Wire less ne tworks âÂÂC DMA 800 a nd 1900 MHz Freque ncy ran g e (Tx) âÂÂAM PS: 824.04âÂÂ8 48.97 MH z, PCS: 1 851.25âÂÂ19 08.75 MHz, Cellular: 824. 70âÂÂ84 8.37 MHz Freque ncy ran g e (Rx) âÂÂAM PS: 869.04âÂÂ8 93.97 MHz, PCS: 1 931.25âÂÂ19 88.75 MHz, Cellular: 869. 70âÂÂ89 3.37 MHz â Battery infor mation This section provides inform ation about battery charging times with the Travel Charger (AC-4) and the Standard Travel Charger (AC-3), talk and standby times. Be awa re that the information in this section is subje ct to change. For more information , contact your network operator.
Additional safety information 80 Ch arge the bat ter y 1. Connect th e charg er to an ac wall outle t. 2. Connect th e plug from the c harger to the base of the phone. T he battery indicator bar starts scrolling. If Not charging is displayed, w ait for a while, discon nect the charge r, plug it in again, and retry. If charging still fa ils , contact y our dealer. 3. When the battery is fully charged, the ba r stops scrolling. Disconnect the charger from the phone and the ac outlet. The BL-6C battery provides up to 4 hou rs talk time, and up to 9 days of standby time. Operation times are estimates and may vary, depending on network condition s , charging, and device use. Check the batter y Warning: U s e only batteries, chargers, and enhancement s approved by Nokia for use with this particu lar m odel. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or warranty, and may be dangerous. Check the model numbe r of an y charger before use with this device. This device is int ended for use when supplied with power from an AC-3, AC-4, and DC-4 charger, and from AC-1, ACP-7, ACP-12, and LCH-12 charger when us ed with the c harger adap ter CA-44, wh ich is available at your Nokia dea ler or www. nokia usa. com . For availability of approved enhancements, please check with your dealer. The following charging time s are approx imate with th e BL-6C 10 70 mAh Li-Ion battery: Travel C harter (AC-4) : Up to 1 hour 35 m inutes St anda rd T rave l Cha rger (AC -3 ): U p to 3 ho urs 45 m inu tes Talk and standby ti mes Operation time s are e stimates only and depend on signal strength, pho ne use, netw ork conditio ns, features u s ed, battery age and condition (including cha rging habit s), temperature s to w hich the battery is exposed, and other factors. Talk time : up to 4 hours (digita l) Standby time: up to 9 day s
Index 81 Index NUMERICS 1-touc h dialing 38 A about you r device 5 acce ssibility 8 acce ssibility solution s 8 alarm snooze 60 alarm clock 60 antenna 14 an ykey an swe r 49 applica tion settings 54 applica tions 41 au tomate voic email 32 automa tic redi a l 49 auto-update of date and time 48 B back cover remove 15 replace 16 backlight time-out 47 backlight timeout 47 banner 47 batteries and chargers 72 battery auth entication 73 authent ication guide lines 73 chan ge 15 charg e 16 charg ing 16 information 72 remove 15 replace 16 talk and standby times 80 battery inform ation 79 business c ards 36 C ca lcu lato r 65 ca len dar 61 send notes 63 view notes 62 call forwardin g 58 canc el 59 call his tory 24 call list delete 25 call restric tions 57 call settings 48 ca ll s ummar y 50 ca ll t im es view 25 caller groups 37 ca lls ans w er 18 in-call options 19 make 17 view incom ing 24 vi ew m iss ed 24 view outgoing 25 care and maintenan ce 75 cha nge t ime 66 cha rge r 55 connec t 16 clo ck 47 color s chemes 47 confe rence calling 18 conta ct Nokia 7 con tac ts 34 caller group 37 delete 39 edit 35 names 34 sea rch 36 setting s 37 view 36 voic e tags 37
Inde x 82 co ntacts list add 34 sen d 36 countdow n timer 66 curren cy conv erter 65 cust ome r care 7 D date s etting 48 delete c all logs 25 dialing code s 32 dimensions 79 display language 50 distribution list 29 E eme rgency ca lls 78 while using wireles s Internet 70 with ke ypad locked 51 enhanc emen t set tings 54 charge r 55 handsfree 54 heads et 54 loopset 55 TTY/TDD 55 enha ncem ents 71 equa liz er 44 ESN 7 exp losive envir on men ts 77 F fact ory setting s 59 G games 40 H handsfree 54 head set 17 , 54 hearing aids 77 help 7 help t ext 12 , 51 I images 40 indicators and ic ons 10 internatio nal prefix 50 interrupt timer 66 K keygu ard 20 au tomatic 50 keypa d lo ck 20 unl ock 20 keys and p arts 9 L languages 50 locati on info shar ing 48 lock code 56 lock keypad 20 loopset 55 loudspe aker 19 M main display 46 medi a equal izer 44 medical devices 76 message s 26 delete 29 minibrowser messages 33 read 27 settings 30 voic e m e ssages 31 mini dis play 47 minibrowser messages 33 mode 58 My Acco unt 23 my nu mber sele ction 59 my nu mbers 39 My Stuff 40 applica tions 41 games 40 ima ges 40 them es 41 to nes 40
Index 83 N ne two rk f eat ure s ett ing 59 ne two rk m enu 58 ne two rk s erv ice s 5 , 58 no ca ller ID ring tone 50 not es 63 num ber sav e 34 O operating en vironmen t 76 organize functions 13 organizer 60 , 60â 64 P pace ma ker s 76 phone at a glan ce 9 phone details 53 phone labe l 7 phone lock 55 chan ge lock code 56 phone menus 11 phone set up 14 phone se ttings 50 power saver main display 47 mini dis play 47 predict ive text 21 activation 22 language 22 text en try 21 profiles 45 Q qu ick keys 10 R radio 42 restore factory settin gs 59 roaming opt ions 58 S safet y 4 exp losiv e envi ronmen ts 77 important s afety inform ation 76 vehicle s 77 SAR information 78 scr een sa ver 47 scrolling 11 secu rity 12 security feature 12 secu rit y settin gs 55 sending o ptions 30 ser vice automati c update 49 set time 47 setting up pho ne 14 settin gs 45 main display 46 profiles 45 th emes 46 tones 46 share d memory 6 shortcut 48 snooze 60 softke ys 10 speed dial 49 standard mode 21 standby mode idle mode 10 start screen 10 start-up tone 51 stopwatch 67 stopwatch options 68 T talk and stan dby times 80 tech nical informatio n 79 text ent ry 21 change case and mode 22 predictive text 21 st and ar d 21 standard mode 21
Inde x 84 text messa ges 26 folders 28 read 27 reply 27 temp lates 27 write a nd send 26 them es 41 , 46 time and date sett ings 47 timed profiles 45 timer 66 to-do lis t 63 to-do note add 64 view 64 tones 40 , 46 tools 60 touch tone s 51 TTY/TDD 55 Tunes 42 tune s equ ali zer 44 radio 42 turn ph one off 17 turn ph one on 17 type designation 79 U unlo ck keyp ad 20 updat e of service automatic 49 updat es 8 user guide u pdates 8 V vehic les 77 view dia led num bers 25 mis sed calls 24 rece ived ca lls 24 saved mess ages 28 to-do no te 64 voic e comman d playback chan ge 53 voic e comman ds 52 voic e dial 52 voic e me ssag es 31 voice privacy 57 voice recorder 43 voic e tags 37 volume 79 adjust 19 lo udspeake r 19 VXL 69 sign on 69 W wa llpa per 46 wei ght 79 wel come 7 wireles s Internet disconne ct 70 make an emerge ncy cal l 70 wir el ess ne twor ks 79
1 Nokia 3 155i User Guide
2 LEGAL INFORMAT ION PART NO. 9241731 , ISSUE NO. 1 Copyright é 20 06 Nokia. All rights re served. Nokia, Nokia Connecting People, N okia 3155i , Pop-Portâ¢, and the Nokia Original Enhan cements logo s are trad emarks or register ed trad emarks of Nokia Co rporat ion. O t her compa ny and product names men tioned herein may be tra demarks or trade names of their respective owners. US Patent No. 581 8437 and other pending patents. T9 text input sof tware Copyright é 19 99-2006. Tegic Communicat ions, Inc. All rights r e served. Th is device may contain commodities, technology, or software subject to export laws and regulations from the US and other count ries. Dive rsion c ontrary to law is prohibited. Incl udes RSA B SAFE c ryptog raphic or securit y pr otocol softwa re fro m RS A Secu rity. Java⢠is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. The information cont ained in this user guide was written for the Nokia 3155i 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 RESPON SIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OF DATA O R INCO ME OR ANY S PECIAL , INCIDEN TAL, AN D CONS EQUENTIA L OR INDIR ECT DAMAG ES HOWSOEVER CAUS ED. THE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT A RE PROVIDED âÂÂAS IS.â EXCEPT A S REQU IRED BY APP LICA BLE LAW , NO WARRA NTIES O F AN Y KIND, EITH ER EXPR ESS OR IMPLI ED, INCLUD ING, BUT NO T LIMITED T O, THE IMPLIED W ARRANTI ES OF MERCHAN TABILITY AND FITNESS FO R A PARTICU LAR PURPOS E, ARE MADE I N RELATION TO T HE ACCURAC Y AND RELIA BILITY OR CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMEN T. NOKIA RESERVES T HE RIGHT TO REVISE THIS DOCUM ENT OR WITHDRAW IT AT A NYTIME WITH OU T PRIOR NOT ICE. Export Co ntrols 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. FCC/Indu stry Canada Notice Your device may cause TV or radio interference (for example, when usin g a telephone in close proximity to receiving equipment). The FCC or Industry Canada can r equire you to stop using your telephone if such interference cann ot be eliminat ed. If you requ ire assistance, contact your local servic e facility. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. O peration is subject to the condition that this devic e does not cause harmful inter ference. Any changes or modif ications not expressly approved by Nokia could void the us erâÂÂs authority to operate this equipment.
Contents 3 Contents For your safety ..... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... . 4 Welcome ...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .... 7 1. Phone at a glance ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .... 9 2. Set up your phone .. ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ........ .. 14 3. Text e ntry .... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ........ .. 21 4. My a ccount.... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ...... 23 5. Call h istory.. ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .. 2 4 6. Messa ges ..... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... .. 2 6 7. Contacts ...... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... .. 3 4 8. My s tuff ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 40 9. Tune s ..... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 42 10. Settin gs.... ........... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 45 11. To ols .. ....... ....... ........ ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 60 12. VXL ..... ....... ....... ........ .......... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 69 13. Enh anceme nts .. ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .......... ....... ........ .. 7 1 14. Care and ma intena nce ..... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ...... 75 15. Additiona l safe ty inf ormation ... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ........ .. 7 6 Index ...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .......... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ... 8 1
For your safety 4 For yo ur safety Read th ese simple guidelines . Not following th em may be dang erous or illegal. Read the co mplete user guide for furthe r information . SWITCH ON SA F ELY Do not sw itch the phone on wh en wi reless phone use is prohibited or when it may ca us e in ter fer en ce or d an ger. ROAD SA FETY COMES FIRS T Obey all local l aws. Always keep your hands fr ee to operate th e vehicle while dr iving. Your f irst cons ideratio n while dr iving should be road saf ety. INTERFERENC E All wireles s pho ne s may be susceptible to interfe rence, which could affect performance . SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS Fol low any restr iction s. Swi tch th e phon e off near medic al equ ipmen t. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restrictions. W ireless devices can caus e interference in aircraft. SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELIN G Do not use the phon e at a refueling poin t. Do not use near fuel or chem icals . SWITCH OFF NEAR BLAST ING Foll ow any r est ric tio ns. Do not us e th e ph one wh e re bl asti ng is in progress. USE SENSIBLY Use only in the norma l position as explained in the product docume ntation. Do no t touch the ante nna unnec essarily. QUALIFIED SERVIC E Only qualified person nel may install or repair this product. ENHANCEM ENTS AND BATTERIES Use only approved enhanc ements and batteries. Do not connect incompatibl e products. WATER-RESISTA NCE Your phone is not wate r-resistant. Ke ep it dry.
For your safety 5 BA CK- U P CO P IES Remembe r to make back-u p copies or keep a written record of all important in formation stored in your phone . CON NECTING T O OTHER D EVICES When co nnec ti ng to any o th er d evi ce , r ead its u ser guid e for det ail ed safet y instructions. Do not con nect incompa tible products. EMERGEN CY CALLS Ensu re th e de vic e is swi tched on an d i n se rvic e. P ress th e end k ey as ma ny times as n eeded to clear th e display a nd return to the start scree n. Ente r t he em erge n cy n umber , t hen pr ess t he c al l k ey. G ive yo ur location. Do not e nd the call until given pe rmissi on to do so. â About your de vice The wireless device described in this guide is approved for use on the CDMA 800 and 1900 , AMPS, and GPS networks. Cont a ct Virgin Mobile for more inform ation about ne tworks. Whe n using the features in th is device, obey all laws and re spect privacy an d the legitim ate rights of others. Warn ing : To use any features in this devic e, other than th e alarm cloc k, the device must be switched on. Do not switch the device on whe n wireless phone use m a y cause interfere nce or danger. â Networ k services To use the pho ne y ou m ust h ave servic e f rom V irgin Mob ile. Ma ny o f the featu res in this device depend on features in the wireless network to function. The se network service s may not be available on all netw orks or you may ha ve to make spe cific arrangeme nts with Vi rgin Mobile before you can utilize network services. Virgin Mobile may need to give you additio nal instructions for thei r use and explain what charges will apply. Some networks may ha ve limitations that affect how you can u se network services. F or instance, some networks may not support all language-depende nt characters and services. Vi rgin Mobi le may have reques ted th at certain fea tures be disab led or not activate d in your de vice. If so, they w ill not appear on your device menu. Your de vice may also have been specially configured. This configuration may include changes in menu names, menu or d er, and ic on s. Cont a ct your ser vic e prov id er fo r mor e info rm ati on. Thi s devi ce suppor ts WA P 2.0 protoco ls (HTTP and S SL) that run on TCP/I P pro to co ls. Some feature of this device, such as VX L , require network support for these techn ologies.
For your safety 6 â Shared memory This devic e has 12 M B of internal memory. The following fe a ture s in this device may share memory: contac ts; text message s; photos, i mages, t ones, an d applicat ions in My Stuff ; calendar notes; and games. Use of one or m ore of these features may reduce the memory available for the rem aining features sharing me mory. Your devic e ma y di spla y a mes sage tha t th e memo ry is ful l when you tr y to u se a sha red memory feature. In this case, delete some of th e information or entries stored in the s hared mem ory fea tur es befor e con tinui ng. Som e of th e feat ures, such a s photos, imag es, tones, and applicatio ns in My Stuff ; and text mess ages may have a certa in amount of mem ory specially allo tted to them in addit ion to the memory shared with othe r fe atures.
Welcome 7 We lc o m e Congratulations on your purch a se of th e Nokia 3155i mobile phone. Your phone prov ides many pract ical fu nction s for daily u se, suc h as a hand s-free lo udspe aker, alarm clock, calcu la tor, calen dar, and more. Your phon e can also con nect to a PC, laptop, or other device using a data cable. To personalize your phon e, you can set your favorite ring tones. â Getting help Find you r phone labe l If you ne ed help, No kia Custome r Care is available for assist ance. Before calli ng, we recom mend that you write down the follow ing information and h ave it availab le: ⢠Electronic serial num ber (ESN) ⢠Your postal code The ESN is found on the type label, which is located beneath the battery on the back of the phone. See "Remove the back cover," p. 15 and " R emove t he battery," p. 15. Co nta c t No kia Pleas e have you r pro duct with y ou when conta cting any of these numbe rs: Custo mer Car e Con tact Cent er, Ca nada Nokia P roducts Ltd. 601 W estney R oad South Ajax, Ontario L1S 4N7 Tel: 1- 888-22-NO KIA (1- 888-226 -6542) In USA c all 1-888-Nokia 2U (1-888 -665-422 8)
Welcome 8 Updates From tim e to time , Nokia u pdates th is guide to re flect cha nges. The la test version of this guide a nd an interactiv e tutorial for this product ma y be available at www. nok ia. ca . Chec k www.nokia.ca for ad ditional information, down loads , and services re lated to the use of Nokia products and services. Accessibili ty sol utions Nokia is com mitted to making mobile ph ones easy to use for all individuals, includin g those with disabilitie s. For more inform ation visit www.noki aacce ssibi lity. com .
Pho ne at a g lanc e 9 1. Phone at a glance ⢠Earpiece port (1) â¢D i s p l a y s c r e e n ( 2 ) ⢠L eft s el e cti on ke y (3) ⢠Ca ll ke y (4) ⢠Keypad (5) ⢠Four-way scroll an d selection key ( 6) ⢠Right s electi on key (7 ) ⢠Pow er key/ end ke y (8) ⢠Charger port (9) ⢠Pop-Port⢠conne ctor (10) ⢠Microphone (11) â K eys and parts ⢠Loudspeaker (1) ⢠Voi ce key (2 ): Pres s to answe r incomin g call or star t voice recorder while in idle state. ⢠Vol ume ke y (3) â¢F r o n t d i s p l a y ( 4 ) ⢠H eads et jac k (5) You c an us e th e vo ic e key to answ er an in comi ng ca ll.
Phone a t a glanc e 10 â Standb y m ode The standby mode is home base and indi c a tes your ph one is in the idle state. Signal strength (1)âÂÂA higher bar indicate s a s tronger network signal. Menu (2)âÂÂPress the ce nter selection key to select this option. Go t o (3)âÂÂPress the left s election key to se lect this option. Names (4)âÂÂPress th e right selection key to se lect this option. Battery level (5)âÂÂA highe r bar indicate s more power in the battery. â Softkey s Depending on your wireless service provider and the model numbe r of your phone, some or all of the followi ng softkeys may appear in the standby mode. In the standby mode, the four-way scroll key inst antly takes you to the following frequently accessed menus: Scroll l eft keyâÂÂTe xt mess age Scroll ri ght ke yâ VXL Scro ll up keyâ M y A ccount Scr ol l dow n ke yâ Contact s Cente r selection keyâ Main me nu or a selected s ubmenu â Indicators and icons Depending on your wireless service provider and the model numbe r of your phone, some or all of the following indicators and icons may appear in the standby m ode. Yo u ha ve ne w te xt mess a ge. See "T ext me ss ages ," p. 26. Yo u ha ve ne w vo ic e m ess ages . S e e "Vo ic e m es sage s, " p . 31. Your phone keypad is locked. See "Keyguard," p. 20. Your phone is set to the silent profile. See "Profiles," p. 45. The alarm clock is set to on. See "Alarm clock," p. 60. The coun tdown timer is runnin g. The stopwatch time r is runnin g in the backgrou nd. See "Stopwatch ," p. 67. Integrate d hands-fre e is active. See "The loudspeak er," p. 19.
Pho ne at a g lanc e 11 The tim ed profile is selected. See "Profiles," p. 45. or An enha ncement is connected to the ph one. See "Enha ncements, " p. 71. Voice privacy encryption is active (or is n ot active) in the net work. or Location info sharing is set to emergency or on. See "Loc a tion info s haring," p. 48. Vibrating alert is active. See "Profiles," p. 45. or Off hook, call or data call in progress. You a r e in a dig ita l n etw ork. See "Ne twor k ser vi ces, " p. 5. You are in an analog ne twork. See "Network servic es, " p. 5. You are roaming ou tside y our home network. See "Roaming option s ," p. 58. â Phone menus Phone features are grouped accordin g to function and are accessed through the ma in menus. Each main menu conta ins submenu s and lists from wh ich you can sele ct or vie w item s and cu stomize your pho ne fe at ure s. To acces s t hes e men us and submenus, use the scroll method or a shortcut. You ca n change your me nu view from lis t to grid. Select Menu > Opt io ns > Mai n me nu v i ew > List or Gr id . Note: Some features may not be available, depending on you r network. For more inform a tion, contac t your wireless service provider. Scroll met hod You ca n us e t he f our- wa y s cro ll k ey to scr ol l u p , do wn, l ef t, an d right throu gh the options. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu , and scroll throu gh the main menus using the s croll key. As you scroll through the menu s, the menu number appears in the upper right corner of the dis p la y. Be low the battery le vel indicato r is a sc roll bar with a tab that moves up or down on the right si de of the display screen as you scroll through th e menus, providing a visual representation of y our current position in the me nu structure .
Phone a t a glanc e 12 2. Wh en yo u ar ri ve a t a men u, p res s t he ce nte r sele cti on key t o sel ect su bmen us . â¢S e l e c t Back (the right selectio n key) to return to the previous men u. ⢠Pre ss the end key to retu rn to the standby mode from an y menu or subme nu. In- phone hel p Many features have brief descriptions (help text ) y ou can view on the display. To view these desc riptions, you must first activate help tex t a s follows. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Pho n e > Help text activat ion > On or Of f . Scroll to a feature and wait about 14 seconds. Scroll down to view all of the description, or select Back to exi t. â Security feature The security feature protec ts your devic e from unauthorized outgoing calls or ac ce ss to the st or ed i nf or ma tio n w i th t h e lo ck an d sec ur ity c od es . Th e l oc k code is a four digit number while the security code is five digits. By default, the security feature uses the lock code to pr ot ect yo ur pho ne (def au lted to th e las t four digits of your phone number) instead of the secu rity code. Yo u ne ed t o en te r the lo ck c o de to access th e following Secu rity option: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Settings > Securit y . 2. E nter t he lock code, and select OK . S ee " Sec urity ," p. 55. Not e : The preset lock code is set to 000 0 or the last four digits of your phone number. If it doe s not work, contact your wireless service provider for help. Your device, by default, requires you to enter the lock code to restore factory set tings: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Settings > Restore settings . 2. E nter t he lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock cod e," p. 56. â Go to functions In the standby mode, the left softkey Go to funct ion provides you with a shortcut to function s s uch a s: Alarm clock , Calculator , Calendar , I nbox , Meeti ng , My Stuff , Names , Normal , Outd oor , Ra dio , Ring ing vo lu me , Sile nt , St op wat ch , a nd Vib rating ale rt . With this applicatio n, you ca n quickly access your m ost freque ntly used function s from the Go to menu.
Pho ne at a g lanc e 13 Choos e or r emove Go to fun ctions You ca n choose th e function s you want liste d under Go to . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Go t o > Options > Select options . 2. Scroll up or down to hi ghlight the desired function. 3. Se le ct Ma r k to add a function or Un mar k to remove a function. 4. Se le ct Do n e when you have added all desired functions. 5. Se le ct Ye s to s ave the changes . 6. In the standby mode, se lect Go t o to display a list of the func tions you selecte d in step 2. Or gani ze func tions You ca n organize th e function s you have chos en for Go t o . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Go t o > Options > Organize . 2. Scroll up or down to hi ghlight the functi on you want to rearrange, and sele ct Mov e > Mo ve u p , Mo ve do wn , Mov e to top , or Move to bottom . 3. Se le ct Do n e > Ye s to s ave the chang es.
Set up your pho ne 14 2. Set up your phone â Antenna Your dev ice has tw o antennas : the fixed ante nna is active unless the e xtendable a ntenna is fully e xtended. In the Nok ia 3155i phone , the G PS antenna is inte rnal and is activated when placing emergenc y c alls or when On is selec ted from the Loc ation info sharing me nu (a carrier-depe ndent feature). See "Location info sharing," p. 48. Your dev ice has a fix ed and extendable a ntenna locate d towards the top of the ph one with the fold closed. Hold th e phone with the anten na a rea pointed up and ove r your shoulder . Not e : As with any other radio transmitting de vice, do not touch th e antenn a unnece ssarily whe n the devi ce is switc hed on. Cont act with the antenna affects call qualit y and may c ause the dev ice to operate at a higher powe r level than oth erwise nee ded. Avoiding con tact with th e antenna a rea whil e opera ting the device optimizes the anten na performance and the batt ery life.
Se t up y our p hon e 15 â Change the battery Note: Always switch the device off, and disconnect the charger and any other device before remo ving the cover or the batte ry. Avoid touching electronic components while changin g the c over or t he battery . Alway s s tore and us e the de vice with th e cover attac hed . Warn ing : Use only batteries, chargers, and enhancements approved by Nokia for use with th is particular m ode l. The use of any othe r types may invalidate any approval or warranty and may be dangerous. Remo ve the back cover 1. With the back of the phone facing you, push down on the back cove r. 2. Sli de the b ack cove r to ward the bottom of the phone and remove . Remo ve th e batt ery Aft er you have remov ed the b ack cove r, insert your finger int o the finger grip, and lift the battery from its compartm ent. Note: Always switch off the device, and disconnect the charger before remo ving the batte ry. UIM card slot Your phon e has a UIM (CDMA SIM) card sl ot built into th e mecha nics. Howev er, the UIM is not functio nal in this phone model. Avoid placing anything in to the UIM card slot.
Set up your pho ne 16 Repla ce the batte ry 1. Insert the batt ery , gold c olored contact end first, into the battery slot. 2. Push down on the other end of the battery to snap the battery into place. Replace the back cover 1. Set the ba ck cove r on the phone with the cover tabs aligned with the slots in th e phone. 2. Slide th e back co ver toward th e top of the phone unt il the back cov er is securely in place. Ch arge the bat ter y Note: Check the model numb er of any charger before use with this device. This device is intended for use when supplied with power from the AC-3 or AC-4 charger. 1. Plug the c harger transform er into a s tandard ac outlet. 2. Insert the c harger output plug into the rou nd jack at the bottom end of the phon e. After a few seconds , the battery indic a tor in the display starts to s croll from bottom to top. If the battery is comple tely discharged, it may take a few minutes before the charging indi cator appears on the display or before any calls can be made. When you discon nect the power cord of any enhan cement, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord.
Se t up y our p hon e 17 â T urn your phone on or off 1. To turn y our phone on or off, pres s and hold the end key for a t least 4 seco nds. 2. Ente r the lock code, if necess ary, and select OK . See "Change lock code," p. 56. Warn ing : Do not switch the phone on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause inte rference or danger. â Connect the headset A compatible headset, suc h as HS-5 or HS-9, may be pu rchased with your phone, or separate ly as an enh anceme nt. See "Enh anceme nts," p. 71. 1. Plug th e HS-5 head set connector in to the Pop -Port connect or at the bott om end of your phone or, plug the HS- 9 head set connector int o the 2.5 m m headse t jack located on the side of your phone to allow han ds-free operation. appears in the standby mode. 2. Position th e headse t on your ear. With th e hea dset co nnected, you ca n make, answ er, and end ca lls as usual. ⢠U se th e keypad to en te r num bers . ⢠Press the call ke y to place a c all. See "Phone at a glance," p. 9. ⢠Pr ess t he en d ke y to en d a c all . â Make a call Note: Before ma king or receivin g a call, fully extend the whi p anten na. Keypad 1. Enter the phone number (including the area code ), and press the call key. (To delete a cha racter to the left of th e cursor, se lect Cle ar .) 2. Press the end key to end the call, or s elect End call to cance l the call atte mpt.
Set up your pho ne 18 Contacts list 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display your contacts list and highlight your desired entry. 2. Select Details to high light your desire d numb er, then Call . Last ou tgoin g numb er 1. In the standby mode, press the call key to display the last 30 number s dialed. 2. Scroll to the nu mber (or name) y ou want to redia l, and press the c all key. Conference call ing Confe rence calling is a n etwork service that allows you to ta ke part in a confere nce call with tw o other particip ants. 1. Make a call to the firs t participant. 2. With the first partic ipant on the line , select Op tions > New call . 3. E nte r the phone number of the second participant, or select Search to retrieve a numbe r from the con tacts list. Selec t Call . The first participant is put on hol d. 4. When the s econd participan t picks up, press the call key to connec t the calls . 5. To end the co nferenc e cal l, sele ct Opti on s > End all calls , or press the end key. â Answer calls Incoming calls 1. With the fold open, press the call key, or select Answe r to a nswer the cal l. 2. Press the e nd key to re ject the call. Select Silence to mute the rin gtone, th en Dis mi ss , or do nothin g. The call is eventually div erted to voicem ail. With your phon e set to silen t in the profiles menu, selec t Dismis s to divert the call to voicem ail. 3. With the fold closed , press th e volume key to mute th e ringtone . A sho rt p res s of t he voi ce k ey an swer s an inc omin g ca ll wi th th e lou dspea ke r. By default, your phon e answers an inco ming ca ll wh en you open t he fold. You c an cha nge the setting to n ot answe r the call whe n the fold opens . In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Call > Ans wer when fol d is opened > On or Off .
Se t up y our p hon e 19 Adjust the earp iece vol ume Whe ther in or out of a call, yo u can scroll the vo lume key up or dow n to adjust the v olume of the earpiece . When you adjus t the volume , a bar cha rt indicates the v olume level. Answer with locked keypa d To answ er a call w ith the keypa d locked , press the call key w ith the fold o pen. To answer a call wit h th e f old clos ed an d th e key pad l ocke d, pr ess a nd h old th e voice key to ans wer with the loudspeak er. During the c all, all featu res func tion as norm al. When yo u end or reje ct the call, th e keypad automa tically re-lo cks. See "K eyg uard, " p. 20. Whe n the keypad lock is on, calls still ma y be possible to the officia l emergency number programm ed into your device. Enter the emergency numbe r, and pres s the ca ll ke y. The lo udsp eake r You ca n use your pho ne as a loud speaker during a ca ll. Warni ng: Do n ot hol d t h e de vic e ne ar yo ur e ar w hen th e l oud s pea ker i s in use, beca use the volume may be extremely loud. ⢠To activa te the loudspea ker while in a call wi th the fold open, sele ct Louds p. . ⢠To activ ate the loudsp eaker whe n answering a call with th e fold closed, press the voic e key. ⢠To deactivate th e loudspea ker during a call, with the fold open, select Normal . The loudspe aker is deactivated autom atically when a call (or a call attempt) ends or whe n certain e nhancem ents are connec ted. Option s dur ing a cal l Many of the options you c an use during a call are network services. Check with your w ireless service provider for more information. 1. Se le ct Op ti ons during a call to display the following options: Loud spe ake r or Hand set âÂÂActivate or de activate t he loudspeaker whil e in a call. New call âÂÂInitia te a conferenc e call. See "Confe rence calling, " p. 18. Save âÂÂSave a nu mber while in a call to your contac ts list. This option is available only when entering num bers during a call.
Set up your pho ne 20 A dd to contact âÂÂAdd a phone number to an existing c ontact in your contacts list while in a ca ll. This option is ava ilable only when entering n umbers during a c all . End all calls âÂÂDisconn ect from all active calls. T ouch to ne s âÂÂEnt er th e numbe rs, and se lec t Ton es to send the nu mbers as t ones . Con ta cts âÂÂVi ew t he con t acts me nu . Menu âÂÂVie w the p hone m enu. 2. Scroll to and se lect an option to activ ate the option or enter its submenu. â Key gu a rd With ke ygu ard, you ca n lock the key pad to pr even t keys from being pres sed acc identally. The locked keypad un locks w hen you re ceive a c all. After the ca ll, the lock automati cally reactiv ates. With the keyguard on, calls may be possible to the official emergency nu mber programmed i nto your phone. Ente r the emergency number, and press the call key. Lock t he k eypad In the standby mode , select Menu w ith t he c enter sel ection key; then pr ess * wit hi n 2 sec o nds . Unlock the ke ypad Select Unlock with th e cent er sele ction ke y; then pre ss * withi n 2 seco nds.
Text entry 21 3. T e xt entry You can u se two methods for entering text and numbers â standard mode and predictive t ext mode . ⢠Sel ect Clear to bac kspace the cursor and delete a character. ⢠Sel ect a nd hold Clear to back space contin uously an d delete multiple c haracters. â Standard mode Standa rd mode is the only way to enter tex t into the c ontacts list and to ren ame caller group s. Text ( Abc) Press a ke y once to insert the first letter on the ke y and twice for the se cond letter, etc. If you pause briefly, the las t letter in the display is accepted a nd your devic e awaits th e nex t entry. ⢠Pre ss 0 to enter a spac e and acc ept a complet ed word. ⢠Pre ss 1 to in sert a period int o your me ssage. ⢠Pre ss and hol d * to display a comple te list of special chara cters. ⢠Pre ss and hol d # to switch be tween le tters and numbe rs. Numbers ( 123) To switch from Abc mode to 123 mode, press and hold # at an y message ent ry scree n. Pu nctuat ion a nd spe cial ch aracter s While at any text entry screen, press * to display special characters (press and hold * if pr ed ic tive te xt is o n). Pr es s * again to cycle through all availabl e c harac ters. To naviga te t hrou gh t he li st of speci al chara cters, use the scro ll ke ys. O nce a ch aracte r is highli ghted , selec t In sert t o inser t the cha rac ter in to you r messag e. â Predic tive text mode To wri te messages qu ickl y, use pred ic tive text mode with yo ur keyp ad and th e built- in dict ionary. Pred ictive text mode is much faster th an the standard mod e method because you do not need to scroll through the letters o n each key to spell a wo rd. Th e dictio na ry dete rmin es whi ch wo rd to ente r based on t he key s select ed.
Text entry 22 Lang uage sele cti on an d activa tion Yo u can se lec t t he l ang uage th at p redi cti ve te xt u se s. At any tex t ent ry scr een, sel ect Opti ons > Writing lan guage > En glis h or Fran ça is . To activate pre dictive text , at any te xt en try screen, sele ct Opt io ns > Dictionary on . Text e ntry The illustration below simulate s your display each time a key is pressed. For examp le, to write âÂÂNo kiaâ with predict ive text on and the English dictiona ry select ed, p ress each o f the follo wing ke ys: 6 6 5 4 2 ⢠Pre ss 0 to e nter a space, and begin writing th e next word. ⢠If a displayed wo rd is not correct, pres s * to see othe r match es. To return to the previ ous word in th e list of match es, selec t Prev . . â¢I f ? appea rs afte r a word, se lect Spell to ente r the word w ith the standard mode, and add the word to the dictionary . ⢠Pre ss 1 to inse rt a period into yo ur message. ⢠Pre ss and hold * to d is play special charac ters. Press * again to cyc le throu gh all av ai lab le ch arac te rs. â Change case and mode Press # to switch between uppercase, lowercase, and sentence case text and between standard and predictive text mode. Case and mode are indicated by the icons that appear in the upper left of the display screen, as follows: Uppercase text: s tandard mode is on. Lowercase text: standard mode is on. Sentence case text: standard mode is on. This option is available only at the beginnin g of a sentence. Uppercase text: predictive text is on. Lowe r case te xt: pred ic ti ve t ex t is on . Sentence case text: predic tive text is on. This optio n is available only at the beginnin g of a sentence.
My accou nt 23 4. My account Yo u can acces s your Vi rgin Mobile accoun t to chec k or increa se you r bala nce. To acce ss your ac count, selec t Me nu > My Account .
Call hist ory 24 5. Call histo ry Call history s tores information about your last 30 missed, incom ing, and outgoing calls. When the number of ca lls excee ds the maximu m, the most recent c all replaces the oldest. Whe ther viewing m issed, incomin g, or outg oing calls, select from the following options: Ti me o f c all âÂÂDisplay s the date and time of the call. Send message â Send s a mess age to the n umbe r. Use num ber âÂÂE dits the num ber and assoc iates a na me with the n umber. Save âÂÂEnte rs a name for the number and saves it to your contac ts list. Add to c ontact âÂÂAdds a numbe r to a contact a nd s aves it to your contac ts list (availa ble only with num bers not yet stored in your contact s list). Dele te âÂÂClears the num ber from memory. Call âÂÂCalls the num ber. Not e : You cannot mak e calls from Call History to entries ide ntified as restricte d. â View missed calls The missed calls feature does not function with y our device switched off. Missed calls ar e calls you have never ans wered. To view mis sed calls, do the follow ing: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Call History > Misse d calls ; or, when th e missed call noti fication is dis played, select List . 2. Scroll to a name or numb er, and select Op tion s and one of the options listed to view or activ ate. â View incoming cal ls Inco ming calls are calls tha t have bee n answere d. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Call History > Inco mi ng ca ll s . 2. Scroll to a name or numb er, and select Op tion s and one of the options listed to view or activ ate.
Call his tory 25 â View outgoing calls Outgoi ng calls are prev ious numbers you hav e dialed fro m your devi ce: 1. In the standby mode, press the call k ey; or select Menu > Call History > Outgoing c alls . 2. Scroll to a name or num be r, and select Opt ion s and one of the opti ons listed to view or activa te. â View call times Y o u c a n m a k e o r r e c e i v e c a l l s t o o r f r o m t h e s a m e n u m b e r a n d v i e w u p t o f i v e calls displayed with the time each call occurred. Your device clock must be set for this feature to work accurately . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Call Hist ory > Missed calls , Inco ming calls , or Outgoing calls . 2. Highlight your de s ired name or num ber, and select Opt ions > Time of call . 3. Scroll down to v iew the call time s from this num ber; select Bac k to re turn to the options lis t. â Delete recent call list You can de lete any misse d, outgoing, or incoming calls from your devic e memory. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Call Hist ory > Cle ar Cal l Hist ory . 2. Sel ect the ca ll type you w ant to clea r: All , Mis se d , Incomin g calls , or Outgoing call s . â Save phone number from call history Your phon e can s tor e up t o 500 conta ct en tr ies an d eac h cont act en try c an stor e up to 5 ph one numb er s. To sa ve a ph on e num ber fr om Call History do the foll owin g: 1. Se lec t th e Call His tory en tr y. 2. Select a number and Option s > Save . 3. Type i n t he n ew en tr y nam e, and se le ct OK . Note: You ca nnot save phon e numbers from ca lls identified as restricted.
Messages 26 6. Messages If you ha ve subscribed to a message ne t work se rvice, you ca n send and receiv e message s to compat ible phones also s ubscribed to a me ssage service. You c an mak e distribution lists that cont ain phone num bers a nd names from your c ontacts list. When co mpos ing te xt m es sages , ch ec k th e nu mb er of ch arac te rs a llow ed i n t he top right corner of the message. Using Unicode characters takes up more space. With Un icode cha racter s i n yo ur m ess age, th e ind icato r ma y no t show the mess age length correctly. Before sending the mess a ge, the phone tells you if the message exce eds the ma xim um len gth all owed fo r one mess age. Impo r ta nt : Exerc ise caut ion wh en opening messa ges. Messages may contain maliciou s softwa re or be otherwise harmfu l to your device or PC. Not e : When you send a messa ge, you r devic e may displ ay Mess age se nt . This is an ind ication that the me ssage has bee n sent by your de vice to the message center numbe r programme d into your device. This is not an indicatio n t hat the messag e has been received at the intended destin ation. For more det a ils about messaging services, check with your service provider. â T ext messa ges Writ e an d se nd 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Messages > T ext m essa ges > Create message . To go quickly to Create message , scroll left in th e standby mode. 2. Compose and se nd a m essage usin g the k eypad. Depending on the messaging service enabled, some or all of the following options are availa ble while com posing your messag e: Sending o ptions â Mar k or Unmar k the sendin g options of a single me ssage as Urge nt , Cal lback n o. , or Signature . See "Change sending options ," p. 30. Cle ar te xt âÂÂErase a ll the text from th e message editor. Insert c ontact âÂÂInsert a nam e from your con tacts list into you r mess age. Insert numb er â Insert a phone number or find a phone num ber in the contacts list. Save âÂÂSelec t Draft s to save th e messag e in the dra fts folder. Sele ct Templates to save the m essag e as o ne of your pred efin ed tem pla tes in t he t empl ates f olde r.
Messages 27 Exit e ditor âÂÂExi ts th e mes sage editor . Use temp late âÂÂInsert a prede fined tem plate into you r messag e. Insert sm iley âÂÂIns ert a smiley into y our messa ge. Insert word â Enter a word a nd insert it into yo ur message. This option is available if predict ive text is turne d on. Insert symbol âÂÂInsert a special ch aracter into your m essage. This opt ion is available if predict ive text is turne d on. Writing langu age âÂÂC ho ose t he l an gua ge y ou w an t to us e. Dictionary on or Di c t io nar y of f âÂÂTurn the predicti ve text on or off. 3 . T o send the message, select Send to > Sen d t o nu mbe r , Sen d to e-ma il , Send to many , or Send to distrib . list (if a distribution list ha s been crea ted). Enter th e re ci pie nt âÂÂs phon e numb er or e-m ai l, or sel e ct Sea rc h to re tr iev e a numb er f rom your co ntacts list; s elect OK . Read message When you receive a message, a notification me ssage and are displayed. 1. Se le ct Sh o w to read the message or Ex it to dismiss the notific ation and read the message later from your inbox . See "View saved messages, " p. 28. 2. Scroll up or down to view the wh ole message, if necessary. Reply t o message 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Messages > Tex t messages > Inbox and your desired mess age, or when you receive a message, s elect Show . 2. Se le ct Re ply > Empty screen , Origina l text , Te m p l a t e , or one of the predefine d answers. Compose your reply using the keypad. 3. After crea ting the reply, select Send . T he s ender â s pho ne n umber or e-ma il i s used as the default. Canned messages Cann ed message s or templates are sh ort, prewritten me ssages you can rec all and insert into ne w text message s when you are short on time. See "Canned messa ges," p. 27. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Messages > Tex t messages > Crea te message > Optio ns > Use template .
Messages 28 2. Select your desired template. 3. Select Send to > Send to n umber , Se nd to many , Sen d to e-mail , or Send to distrib . list (if a distribution list is created). 4. E nte r the recipientâÂÂs phone num ber or e -mail, or select Se ar ch to retrieve a number from y our contacts list; select Send . The following ca nned messages are available: ⢠Where u at ? ⢠What u p? ⢠B there soon â¢T i p s y ? ⢠IâÂÂm gonna b late ⢠Whatâ s the 411? ⢠R u up 4 it ? ⢠U kn ow u want me â¢L e t â s j e t ⢠Whate ver Message folders Save messa ges You ca n sav e draf ts of messages or rec eiv ed mess ages t o an exis ti ng fol der or to a folde r that you have create d. 1. Open th e rece ive d me ssag e or c rea te a n ew m essag e, an d se lec t Opti ons . 2. To save a rece ive d mess age, sel ect Mo ve > Archive , Tem p la te s , or a folder you have created. 3. To save the draft of a m essage you have creat ed, se lect Sa v e > Draf t s or Tem p la te s . View saved messages 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Messages > T ext m essa ges . 2. Select th e folder that con tains the message yo u want to view: Inbox âÂÂA utomat ically stores any incom ing message s Outbox âÂÂStores messages that have n ot bee n sent Sent items âÂÂStores me ssages th at h ave bee n sen t
Messages 29 Drafts â Stores messag es create d as drafts Archive âÂÂStores messages that you choose to archiv e, including unread ones Tem p la te s âÂÂS tores prewritten templa tes. Prel oaded tem plates c an be edited and customized. My folders âÂÂAllows you to organize your messages by creating custom folde rs and saving some of your me ssages here. Selec t A dd folder to add a custom folder, or rename or delete a folder you have crea te d. You can only de lete folders created in my folders; the inbox, sent ite ms, archive, and templates folders are protected. When de leting a folder, you are also deleting all mess ages in the folder. Distribution lists âÂÂStore s created distributi on lists. 3. Wh en th e folde r open s, sele ct the me ssage you wa nt to view . Dis tribu tion l is t The distribution list en a bles you to send messages to a group of contacts. In the standby mode, select Menu > Mes s a ge s > T ext mes sag es > Distribution lists . To create a distribution list, select New list with n o l ist c rea te d or Options > Cre ate new list to create additional lists. To populate your list, select A dd new and a contact from your contacts l ist. To use, rename, or modify a distribution list, highlight the distributio n list, and sele ct Options > Send message , Renam e list , Cle ar list , or De lete list . A distribution li st only contains phone numbe rs of recipients and is selected from a list of predefined groups you create . Delete messages If your me ssage mem ory is full and you ha ve more message s waiting at th e ne two rk , No space for new text m ess ages appears in the stan dby mode. You can do the following: ⢠Read some of the unread messages, and delete them individually . ⢠Delet e mess ages from some o f yo ur f older s. D elet e a si ng le mes sa ge 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Messages > Tex t messages . 2. Sel ect the folder con taining the m essage you want to delet e. 3. Highlight the messag e you w ant to dele te.
Messages 30 4. Select Opt io ns > Delete . 5. Select Ye s to delet e the message or No to exit . Delete messages i n a folder 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Messages > T ext m essa ges > Delete messages . 2. Select th e message s you wan t to delete: All âÂÂD eletes all messa ges in all of the folde rs All read âÂÂDele tes any mess ages that h ave be en r ead i n all of t he fo lders All unread âÂÂDe let es an y mes sage s th at ha ve not b een re ad in all of t he fo lder s 3. Select and Mark the folders that hav e messages y ou want to dele te: Inbox âÂÂDelet es all m ess ages from the inbo x f old er Sent items â De letes all me ssa ges fr om th e Sent i tems folder Outbox âÂÂDe le tes all messages from the outbox folder Drafts â Deletes all mes sages from the d rafts f olde r Archive â Deletes all messa ges from the archive folde r User defined foldersâ Deletes all messages from the user defined folder 4. Select Done > Ye s to em pty t he m ark ed f old er . Message settings Ch ange sen din g opt ion s To change sending opt ions for all future text messag es, in th e st andby m ode, sel ect Menu > Mes s a ge s > T ext mes sag es > Me ssa ge se tti ng s > Sending options and the s etting you want to c hange: Priority â Set the priority of the no te as Normal or Urge nt . Send callback n umber âÂÂSend a callba ck num ber to the re cipient. S elect Off or enter you r desired phone number to send to th e recipient as a callback numbe r, and select OK . Signature â Sel ect On to create a signa ture to send with te xt messag es or Off to turn this feature off. To change sending options for one message, in the standby mode, select Menu > Messages > T ext message s > Create message > Op tions > Sending options , an d Mark or Un mar k the settin g you want to ch ange: Urg ent âÂÂSet the priority of the n ote as Urgen t .
Messages 31 Callback no. âÂÂEn ter your de s ired phone num ber to send to the recipient as a ca llback numb er, and sel ect OK . Signature âÂÂC reate a signat ure t o sen d with text mes sages. Change messag e setti ngs You can change the settings of a message . In the standby mode, select Me nu > Messages > Text messages > Me ssa ge se tti ng s > Setting s and the sett ing you want to c hange: Message f ont si ze âÂÂS elec t Smal l font or Large font . Message ov erwriting âÂÂTo determine how and whether mess a ges will be au tomatically ove rwritten when the mes sage memory is full, select Sent items only , Inbox only , S. items & Inbox , or Off . Note: W h e n t h e m e s s a g e m e m o r y i s f u l l , y o u r p h o n e c a n n o t s e n d o r receive any new me ssages. To free up the memory, you c an select Messa ge o verwrit ing to mak e your phone automa tically repla ce old messages in the inbox and outbox fo lder s wh en n ew o nes arri ve. Save sent messages > Alway s save , Always prompt , or Off . Queue msgs. when digital unavailable > On , On prompt , or Of f âÂÂTo store in outbox mess ages that can be sent later wh en digital servic e is av ailable. Incoming msg. display > Message view or Msg. ale rt âÂÂTo de termine how rec eived messag e s will be displayed in standby mode. Sel ect Message view to sh ow the send er in fo rmati on (pho ne numb er or, i f stor ed in you r li st of co nt acts, the name o f the s ender ). Selec t Msg. alert to show o nly the number of new messages received. â V oice message s If you s ubscribe to voice mail, all unanswered calls are automa tically transferre d to your voic email even if yo ur phone is in use or turne d off. Your wirele s s servi ce provide r will furn ish you with a voice mailbox number. You n eed to save this num ber to yo ur dev i ce t o us e v oi ce ma il . When you receive a voice message, your dev ice beeps, displa ys a message, or both. The voic e mail icon i s also d isplay ed in the u pper le ft cor ner of the mini display wh en th e fl ip is clos ed a nd yo u ar e in p owe r-sa ve mo de. I f yo u rece iv e more tha n one voice message, you r device shows the number of voice messages r e ceived.
Messages 32 Se t up your vo ice mail Set up your voicemail and pe rsonal greetin g as soon as your phone is activated. 1. From the standby mode, pre ss and hold 1. 2. Follow the prompts to create your pass code and rec ord your greetin gs. Liste n to voic e mess age s In the standby mode, press and hold 1; or select Me nu > Me ss ages > Vo i c e messages > Liste n to voi ce mess ages to dial the voic e mailbox n umber. Whe n you conne ct and the prerecorded greeting be gins, follow the automated ins tructions to listen to you r voice me ssages. To listen to voic e message s from a phone oth er than the N okia 3155i: 1. Dial your cell phon e number. 2. When your voic email answ ers, press and hol d 1. 3. E nte r your pass code. Clea r voi ce m ail i con To clear the voice mail icon from the display, in the standby mode , select Menu > Messages > V oic e messages > Clear voice message icon . Autom ate vo ice ma il Special characters, called dialing codes, can be added to phone numbe rs. Dialing code s instruct the receiving system to pause, wa it, bypass, or accept the n umbers that follow them in the dia ling string. Voice mail services va ry by service provid er. The followin g instructi ons are examples of comm on operations. Please check with your se rvice provider for specific ins tructions for using yo ur voice mail s ervice. Inser t diali ng codes Press * repeatedly to cycle through the dialing codes. Once the desired code appears in th e display, pause briefl y. The code is inserted into th e dialing string . The following dialing c odes are available: * âÂÂBypas ses a s et of inst ruct ion s âÂÂInte rnational prefix p âÂÂPaus es for 2.5 seco nds before sending th e numbe rs that follow w âÂÂWaits for you to pre ss the call key be fore sending the numbers or codes that follow
Messages 33 Se t up v oice m ail with dialin g c odes 1. Write dow n your voice mailbox number. 2. Cal l and che ck your voice mail a s you normally w ould. 3. Writ e down your inte racti on with the recorded prom pts step-by-step. Keep in mind tha t each voice mail serv ice may vary . However, it should be s imilar to the following: Dial 214 5551212, pau se 5 seconds, pre ss 1, pause 2 secon ds, press 123 4, press # . 4. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Contacts > Speed dialing . 5. Scroll to an (empty ) speed dialing slot, and se lect Assi g n . 6. Enter your v oice mailbox n umber, including the area code. 7. Enter a ny dialing code s as necess ary using the informati on that you wrote down. If you pause for 5 seconds after conn ecting to vo ice mail, ente r p twic e after the voic e mailbox num ber; for example, 214555 1212pp. 8. Enter an y remaining pauses or oth er information that allow you to liste n to your messa ges, an d selec t OK . 9. Ente r a nam e (such as voice mail), and select OK . To dial and listen to your voice mail, in the st andby mode, pres s and hold the assigned speed dialing key. â E-mail E-m ail is a ne twork service. See "Network servic es," p. 5. If your w ireless service provider supports th is feature, you can use th e e-mail message to access the e-mails. In the standby mode, sele ct Menu > Me ssages > E-m ail . â Minibr owser messages Minibrow ser m e ssages is a network service. See "Network services," p. 5 and "VXL, " p. 69. If your w ireless service provide r suppo rts this feature, you ma y be able to receive text mes sages v ia VX L . Unlike SM S text messages, minibrowser messages are not stored in the phone and must be access ed from the mini browserâÂÂs home page. In the standby mode, select Men u > Messages > Minibrowser messages .
Contac ts 34 7. Contacts The c on tact s lis t ca n ho ld up to 500 cont ac ts wit h multi ple num bers a nd text not es for eac h contac t. The amou nt of numb ers and tex t entrie s you can sa ve may var y, dep end ing o n the leng th a nd tot al num ber of ent ries in the con tact s lis t. â Names Add new cont acts To access the contacts list in the standby mode, press the right selection key, or sel ect Menu > Con tac ts > Names if the ri ght se le cti on ke y o n yo ur dev ice ha s a netw ork operator menu. Save cont act name and number 1. In the standby mode, enter the phone numbe r you want to save. 2. Select Save . 3. Enter the n ame, and sele ct OK . Save cont act number o nly 1. In the standby mode, enter the phone numbe r you want to save. 2. Select and hold Option s . Save an e ntry 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Contact s > Names > Op tions > Ad d n e w . 2. Enter the n ame, and sele ct OK . 3. E nter t he phone number, and se lect OK > Back . Save numbers and text items You can save different types of phone numbers and short text items per nam e to the con tacts list. Th e first number y ou save for any e ntry is autom atically set as the d efault or p rimary n umber, whic h you ca n always ch ange. 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display your contacts list, and highlight th e en try to whi ch you wa nt t o ad d a phon e num ber o r t ext it em. 2. Se lect Det ail s > Options > Add deta il > Numb er , ( General , Mo bile , Home , Wo r k , or Fax ), E -mai l addr ess , Web address , Stree t address , Note , I mage , or Ton e . 3. Enter the n umber or text for the type you have sele cted, and se lect OK . 4. To change a number type ( Gene ral , Mobile , Home , Wo rk , or Fax ), hi gh l ig ht th e number, and select Opti ons > Change type .
Cont acts 35 Cha nge defa ult number You can also ch ange which phone number is the default (primary) num ber for the con ta ct e n try . 1. In th e standby mode, scroll down to sele ct the conta ct entry you w ant to change, and select Details . 2. Scroll to th e number you w ant to set as defa ult, and select Optio ns > Set as default . Edit contacts list en tries 1. In th e standby mode, scroll to the en try you want to edit in your con tacts lis t. 2. Se le ct Details > Opti on s . 3. Select one of the following option s, w hich may vary depen ding on whether you are editing a contact list ed by phone number or cont act name: Vie w âÂÂVi ew th e phon e numb er of the c ontact . Add de tail âÂÂAdd more de tails to the co ntact: Name (only available w ith no name added), Number ( Gene ral , M obile , Hom e , Wo r k , or Fa x ), E-m ail address , Web addre ss , Street a ddress , Note , I mage (only available w ith no image added), or To ne . Edit name , Edit num ber , E dit deta il , or Change image âÂÂEd it an existi ng contact name, phone num ber, de tails, or image attached to the contact . Delete âÂÂDele te m ore d et ail s ( De let e nu m be r , Delete detail , or De lete image ) or th e entire conta ct entry ( Dele te cont act ) of th e con t ac t. Send message âÂÂCreate an d send th e cont act a text mes sage. Use numb er âÂÂUs e or sa ve the numb er (av ailable when you select a conta ct listed w ith a contact nam e). Selec t Option s to us e the nu mbe r. Set as default âÂÂCha nge t he d e fau lt num ber of t he c on ta ct. Change type âÂÂChan ge th e nu m ber t y pe t o General , Mobile , Ho me , Wo rk , or Fax . Add voic e tag or Vo i c e t a g âÂÂAdd a voice tag to the contac t with no voice ta g assi gned, or sele ct Playback , Change , or Delete with a voice tag assigned. Send bus. card âÂÂSen d the contac t as a bus iness ca rd to another device. Caller groups âÂÂAdd the con tact to an existing caller group . Speed dialing âÂÂAdd th e contact to your speed dialing list. 4. Edit the option to y our preference, and select OK .
Contac ts 36 Access the contacts menu 1. In t he standb y mo de, select Menu > Contacts and one of the f ollow ing optio ns: Names âÂÂVi ew the entries in your contacts list, a nd select Details or Opt io ns > Search , Add new , o r Delete con tact for your sele cted entry. Settings âÂÂChan ge the co ntacts list view or chec k the memory s tatus o f your dev ice. Caller groups âÂÂView and edit the propertie s of any of the caller groups, including Family , VIP , Friends , Busin ess , or Other . V oice tags âÂÂListen to, modify, or delete a voice tag to a contact in the contacts list. Speed dialing â View or modify the list of speed dial numbers. My n umber âÂÂView your own phone numbe r. Delete all con tacts â Delete all ent ries in your conta cts list. 2. Select an option to activate the feature or access its submenu. Se arch for a name 1. In the standby mode, scroll down to display the contents of your contacts list. 2. Press the key correspond ing to the first letter of the name for which you are searching. 3. Scroll to select a con tact, and select Details to vie w the deta ils. Send a nd r eceive cont acts You ca n send and receive an entry in y our contacts list usin g text messaging, if supported by your wirele ss s ervice provider. Send a busi ness c ard You can send a business card as a text message to a compatible phone or other han dheld devi ce. 1. Highlight th e desired entry fr o m your contacts list you wis h to s end as a busine ss car d, a nd s elec t De tail s > Options > Sen d b us. card > Vi a te xt mess age . If you have more th an one numbe r or deta il saved to the contact entry, select from Primary number or All details opt ions to inclu de thes e in th e busin ess card that yo u wish to send. 2. E nte r the numbe r for your re cipient, or select Search to re trieve a num ber from your conta cts list. 3. Select OK and the bus iness c a rd is sent .
Cont acts 37 â Settings Configure settin gs Yo u can select ho w the co ntacts appe ar in your conta cts list and vie w the amount of me mory used or available in your device. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Contact s > Settings > Scrolling vi ew to change view of nam e list or Memory s tatus t o v i e w t h e d e v i c e m e m o r y u s e d an d rema ining. â Caller group Caller gr oups You can add contact list entrie s to any of five caller groups, and assign a unique ringtone or graphic to that group. This ena bles you to iden tify callers from the group by their uniq ue ringing tone or graphic. To assi gn an ent ry in you r cont acts list to a calle r grou p, in the st andby m ode, se lect Men u > Contacts > Call er grou ps > Fam i l y , VI P , Frie nds , B usiness , or Othe r > Group memb ers > Add > highlight th e contact to add > Ad d . To manage y our caller gro ups, in the standby mode, select Menu > Con tacts > Caller groups > Family , VI P , Frie nd s , Busines s , or O ther to display the following caller group options: Rename group â Rename the group to your preference. Group ring tone âÂÂSet the ringtone for the group. Group logo âÂÂTurn the graphic for the caller group On or Off , or Vi ew the graph ic. Group m embers âÂÂAdd or remove membe rs from the caller group. â Vo i c e t a g s Voice tags You ca n dial up to 25 stored nu mbers using v oice dialing. Before using voice tags, note the following : ⢠Voice tags are not language -de pendent. The y depe nd on the speakerâÂÂs voice. ⢠You must s ay the na me ex act ly as you sa id it when y ou r eco rd ed it . ⢠Voice tags are sensitive to background noise. Record voice tag s, and use them in a quiet en vironment.
Contac ts 38 ⢠Very short names are not accepted. Use long names and avoid similar names for different numbe rs . Not e: Us ing v oi ce t ags ma y be dif ficu lt in a nois y en viro nm ent or du ri ng a n emergen cy, so you should no t rely on voic e diali ng in al l circ umst ance s. Assign a voice tag to an entry Befo r e you can us e voice diali ng, you mu st first assign a voic e tag to the nu mber. 1. In the s tandby mode, select Menu > Con tact s > Names , a nd scroll to th e entry in your conta cts list to which you w ant to assign a voic e tag. 2. Select Details > Op tions > Ad d v o i c e t a g > Start . 3. Spe ak cle arly into th e mi crophon e. Do not sel ect Quit un less y ou wa nt to cancel the re cordin g. The device au tom atically stops re cordin g, and sav es and replay s the voi ce tag. appears next to commands that have voi ce tags assigned. Dia l a number 1. In th e standby mode, press and hold the right selec tion key with th e fold open, or pr ess and hold the vo ice key rega rdless of wheth er the fol d is open or close d. 2. When you he ar several beeps a nd Speak now appears , rel ease th e key. 3. Pronounce the voice tag cle a rly into th e microphone. When th e device finds the voice ta g, Fo und: is displayed, a nd the dev ic e automatically dials the numbe r. If the de vice does not locate a number or re cogn iz e th e voic e ta g, N o match fou nd is displayed. Voi ce tags 1. After you hav e associ ated a voice tag t o a cont act, se lect Menu > Con tact s > V oice tags and your desired voic e tag entry. 2. Select Playback , Change , or De le te . â Speed dial Set up spee d dial ing You can ass ociate an y entry in t he contacts li st with a k ey from 2âÂÂ9. To dial those entries, press and hold the assigned key. See "Speed dialing," p. 49 to activate or deactivate speed dialing. Assign a key to speed d ialing 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Contact s > Speed dialing .
Cont acts 39 2. Scroll to an (empty ) speed dialing slot, and se lect Assi g n . 3. Enter the numb er ( including the area code) and a name for the number, and sel ect OK ; or select Search to retrieve a numbe r from the con tacts list. If speed dialing is off, the device disp lays a prompt and asks if you want to turn spe e d dialin g on. 4. Se le ct Ye s to ac tivate speed d ialing. Change speed di alin g numbe rs 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Contacts > Speed dialing . 2. Scroll to the speed dialing entry you w a nt to ch a nge, and select Opt ions > Change . 3. Enter the new num ber and a name for the entry, and select OK ; or sele ct Search to retrieve a nu mber from the contac ts list. Delete speed dial ing n umb ers 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Contacts > Speed dialing . 2. Scroll to the speed dialing entry you want to del ete, and select Option s > Delete > Ye s . â My number To display your own phone number, from the standby mode, select Menu > Contacts > My n umber . â Delete all contacts To dele te all entries in your con tacts list, in the standby mode, s elect Menu > Contacts > Delete all con tacts .
My stuff 40 8. My stuff You ca n use My Stuf f to st or e do wnl o ad ed game s, ton e s, imag es , an d a ppl ic a ti on s. Your dev ice ha s a limited amount of me mory for storing files in My Stuff . This mem ory is not shared w ith other fun ctions, such as contacts . If the devic e di splays a message th at the memory is full, delete some exis ting files before proceeding. â Games Challenge yo urself or a fri end to one of the fu n games in your ph one. Some menus listed are network services. In the standby mode, select Menu > My St uff > Gam es > Get ne w to download a new game. Play a gam e To play a game, in the standby mode, select Menu > My Stuff > Games an d a downloaded game. Game details To display the nam e, version, and size of a sel ected game, select Op ti ons > De ta ils . â To ne s Tones t o use a s ringtone s or atta ch to a contact entry or message can be stored in or retrieved from this folder. In the standby mode, select Menu > My Stuff > Tones t o op en the to nes f older. â Images Images use d as screensa vers i denti fy a co ntact en try or, at tache d to a m essage, can be stored in or retrieved from this folder. In the standby mode, select Menu > My St uff > Imag es to open the images folder.
My stuff 41 â Th emes Use t hem es to cu sto mize th e appe aran ce of y our pho ne di s play s cre en . Th emes control th e display background, the wallpaper, and th e colors and appearance of menus an d submenus. In t he standby mode , select Menu > My Stuff > Th emes to ope n the th emes fold er. â Applications Applications t hat are downloaded from VX L can be stored in or retrieved from this folder. In the st andby mode, select Menu > My Stuff > Applications to ope n the applic ations folder.
Tune s 42 9. T unes â Radio Your phone has an FM radi o that also functions as an alarm cloc k radio. To list en to the FM radio on yo ur phone, connec t a compat ible mu sic st and or ste reo headset to th e connect or on the bottom of the phone. The FM radio uses th e wire of the h eadset as an anten na. A compati ble headset ne eds to be attac hed to t he device for the FM radio to func tion pr operly. The quality of a radio broadcast depends on coverage of the radio station in that partic ular area. Warning: Listen to music at a moderate level. Co ntinuous e xposure to high volu me may dama ge your hearing. Do not hold the devic e near you r ear whe n th e l oud s peak er is i n us e, be cau se t he vol ume ma y b e extrem ely loud. Turn the radi o on a nd of f 1. Connect th e phone to a com patible h eadset or music s tan d. 2. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tunes > R adio . The ch annel l ocation number, the name of the ra dio channe l (if you have save d the chan nel), and the frequency of the rad io channel are displayed. To use the graphical keys , , , or on the display , scroll left or right to the desired key, and select it. 3. If you hav e already sa ved rad io chan nels, se lect or to sc roll to the chann el you would like to listen to. To select a radi o channel locat ion, b riefly p ress the cor responding number key s. 4. To turn off the radio, press and hold the end key, or select Opt ions > Tu r n o f f . Opti on s With the radio on, select Opti ons and one of the following: Tur n of f â Turn off t he radio. Save channe l âÂÂSave the c urrent station to one of 20 locations (only available with a new station e ntered ). Channels âÂÂScroll up or down to sele ct a channe l from 20 locations. With an existin g chann el highlighte d, selec t Opti ons > D elete chan nel or Rename to delete or rename the saved channel.
Tune s 43 Mo no o ut put or Stereo outpu t âÂÂListen to the radio in monaural mode (default) or in ster eo. Stereo ou tput is available th rough a stere o enhanc ement . Loud speaker or Hea dset âÂÂL ist en to the radi o th roug h th e spe ake rph one or th roug h the he a dse t . Set freque ncy âÂÂManually ente r the frequenc y of a know n radio s tation. To set the radio frequency, pres s * and use the keypad to enter the frequ e ncy of a known radio st a tion. To adjust the radio volume , press the volume up and down keys. Whe n an application us ing a brows er connectio n is sending or receiving data , it ma y interfere with the radio. Whe n you place or rece ive a call, the radio au tomatically mu tes. When the call ends, the radio sw itches back on. Tune and s ave a radio chan nel You ca n save a prese t station to any one of 20 location s in memory. 1. With th e radio on, select or to c hange the radio fre quency in 0.1 MHz steps, or select and hol d or to start the channel sea rch . Searching stop s when a cha nnel is found. 2. To sa ve th e channe l, select Op ti ons > Save channel . 3. Enter a nam e for the channe l, and select OK . â V oic e recorder This feature en a bles you to record pie ces of spe ech or sound with your device an d lis ten to the m later. The tota l available time is 3 min utes with no mem os stored. The maximu m length of a recording depends on how mu ch memory remain s available. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Tunes > V oic e me mo > Record to sta rt the recording or Recordings list to manage the folder you h ave defined for recordin g s torage. Record spe ech or sou nd 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tun e s > V oice me mo > Rec ord . 2. After you he ar the recorder start tone, begin re cording speech or soun d. 3. Wh en you finis h recording, select Sto p and your recording is saved to the Tones folder in My Stuff .
Tune s 44 Opti ons After you h a ve sa ved the recording to the T ones folder, highlight the recordin g, and sel ect Li s t en to listen to the recording using th e earpiece; or select Op ti ons and one of the followi ng. Dele te âÂÂErase the recording. Rename â Cha ng e the n ame of t he r eco rd in g . Set as âÂÂU s e your re cording as a ringtone ( Set as rington e ), contact entry tone ( A dd t o contact ), i nco mi ng me ss ag e t o ne ( Set as msg. tone ), or alarm t one ( Set as alarm tone ). Details â Show the name, size, and date of c reation of th e recording. â Equalizer The equa liz er enha nc es the soun d q ualit y when you us e th e mu sic play er b y amplifyi ng or attenuatin g frequenc y bands. You can a ccess five preset e qualizer settin gs ( Normal , Po p , Rock , Jazz , and Class ical ) and t wo customizable settings. Activa te an equal ize r set In the standby mode , select Menu > Tunes > Equalizer , sc roll to the desired setting, and select A ctivate . Create a custom equalizer set 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tunes > E qualize r . 2. Scroll to the set y ou want to edit, and select Option s > Edit . The selected se t appears in t he display with the bar on the far left highlighte d. The bars adjust freque ncies, from the lowe st (the leftmost ba r) to the highes t (the rightmost bar) . The higher the indicator on a particular bar, t he more that freque ncy is am plified. 3. To adjust the frequency, scroll u p and down on the bar. 4. To a djust other freque ncies, scroll left or right to th e other bars. 5. Repea t steps 3 and 4 t o adj ust th e set ti ng f or eac h fr equen cy; th en sel ect Save . 6. To rename th e setting, selec t Op tions > Ren ame , ent er a new name , an d sel ect OK . 7. To activate the setting, sele ct Ac ti vat e .
Settings 45 1 0 . Settings Use this menu to change profiles, them es, main dis play settings , mini display settings , tone settin gs, time and d ate set tings, call settin gs, phone s ettings, voic e comman ds, enhancement settings, security settings, application settings, netwo rk settings, network services, and restore factory settings. â Profiles Profiles define how you r device reacts when you receive a call or message and ho w your keypa d sounds when you pre ss a key . You ca n leave ringing option s, keypad tones, a nd oth er settings for each of th e available profiles at their default setti ng, or c ustomize them to suit y our n eeds. Prof iles a re al so av ail able f or e nhanc ement s suc h as th e he adset a nd c ar k it. See "Enha ncements, " p. 71. To activate a profile, in the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Profiles > Normal , Silent , Meeti ng , Outdoor , or P ager > Ac t i v a t e . Customize a pr ofile You can c ustomize any of the profiles in various ways. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Profiles . 2. Select t he profile you want to customiz e. 3. Se le ct Cust omize and the option you want to c ustomize. See " Tones," p . 40 . Set a timed pro file You can u se timed profiles to prevent missed c alls. For example, suppose you att end an event th at requires your device be set to Silen t before the ev ent starts , but you forge t to return it to Normal until long after th e e ven t. A timed profile can preven t missed calls by re turnin g your de vic e to the defau lt profile at a time you s pecify. Yo u can set time d profiles up to 24 hours in advanc e. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Profiles . 2. Select t he profile you want to activate and Time d for timed expiration. 3. Enter the time in hh: mm format for the profile to expire, and select OK .
Settings 46 â To ne s You ca n adjust the ringin g volum e, keypad tone s, and more for the active profile. See "Custo mize a profile," p. 45 for more information on profile s ettin gs. Select Me nu > Settings > Tones and one of the followi ng: Inco ming call al ert âÂÂS elect how th e devic e not ifies yo u of an inc omin g cal l. Video ringtone âÂÂSele ct On or Off to indicate whe ther to replace t he default audio ringtone with the s elected video. Ringto ne âÂÂSelec t the rington e for incoming calls. Ringto ne volum e âÂÂSet the v olume of your rin gtone. Light indic ator âÂÂTurn th e light indicator on or off with On or Off . Vibrating alert â Turn the vibrating alert On or Off . Message alert tone âÂÂSele ct th e ton e for r ecei ved m es sages . K eypad tones âÂÂSet the v olume of your k eypad tone s (or t urn them off). War n i ng to n es âÂÂTurn warn ing and confirmation tone s On or Off . Alert for â Define which ca ller groups the select ed profile will accep t or decli ne. See "Caller groups," p. 37. â Th emes Cho ose a them e to cus tom ize the ap pea rance of your ph one display. Themes control the display background, the wallpaper, and the colors and appearance of menus and submenus. To c hoos e th e the me o f your di spla y, in t he st and by mod e, se lec t Menu > Se ttings > Themes > Select theme . â Main display Wallp ape r You can set your device to display a backgroun d picture (wallpaper) or slide set. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Settings > Main dis play > Wallpaper > Select wallpaper or Select slide s et > Games , To n es , Im ages , or Application s . 2. Brows e your sele cted fold er contai ning the graph ics or ima ge of you r desired wallpaper. 3. When you find the image of your ch oice, select Opti ons > Set as wallpaper . 4. To a ctivate or deac tivate wallpaper, in the standby mode, select Menu > Settings > Main display > W allpaper > On or Off .
Settings 47 Screen saver In the s tandby mode, select Menu > Settings > Main display > Screen saver > On , Off , Screen savers ( Image , Sli de set , or Video clip ), or Time- out . Po wer sa ver You can tu rn the power saver on and off on th e main dis play. In the standby mode, select Menu > Settin gs > Main display > Po w e r s a v e r > On or Off . Co lo r sc h em es Yo u can cha nge the co lor of som e displa y compo nents in you r devi ce, such as indicators and signal bars. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Main dis play > Color schemes an d the color scheme of your c hoice. My ba nn er If your w ireless serv ice provider suppo rts this feature , yo u can choose wh ether the display shows the operator logo or someth ing else when the phone is in the idle state. In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Main dis play > My banner > De fa ult or Customize . Bac klig ht tim e-o ut You can c hoose how long to set the backlights on. In the standby mode, select Menu > Setti ngs > Main display > Backlight tim e-out > Alw ays on , Always off , 7 seconds , 1 5 seconds , o r 30 s econds . â Mini display You c an turn the pow er saver on and o ff on the mini display. In the standby m ode, sele ct Menu > Settings > Mini display > Po w e r sa v er > On or Off . â Time and date sett in gs Cl oc k In the standby mode, select Me nu > Settings > Time and date > Cloc k > Sho w clo ck or Hide clock , Set the time , Tim e zo ne , or Time format .
Settings 48 Date In th e standby m ode, select Menu > Set tings > Time and date > Date > Show date or Hide date , Set th e date , Date format , or Date sepa rator . Auto-up date date and time Auto-update is a network service. See "Network services," p. 5. If your wireless service provider supports this fea ture, you can allow the digital ne twork to set the cloc k, wh ich is usefu l whe n you are out of yo ur home a rea (for exam ple when you ha ve traveled to anot her network or tim e zone). In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > T ime and date > Auto-update of date & tim e > On , Confirm first , or Off . If yo u use the Aut o-update of date & time option while outside your digital netw ork, you may be prom pted to enter the time manually. Netw ork time will replace the ti me and date wh en you re enter yo ur digital netwo rk. If your battery has been removed or has discharged outside the digital net work, you may be prompted to enter the time ma nually (when the battery is replaced or recharged and you are still outside of the digital ne twork). â My shortcuts Right selection key You can cu st omize the righ t selection key in the s tandby mode . I n the standby mode, selec t Me n u > Settings > My shortc uts > Right sele ction key . â Call settings Locatio n info sharing Location info s haring allows the devic e to share position information over the netw ork. For ca lls to emerg ency num bers, this position information ma y be used by the emergen cy operator t o determine the position of the de vice. The functionality and accura cy of this feature are dependent on the network, sate llite systems, and the agen cy receivin g the information. Loca tion info sharing is a netw ork service. Se e "Netw ork s erv ices," p. 5 . This feature may not function in all areas or at all times . This feature is not designed to support positioning re quests for related calls. Contact your service provider for more informat ion about how your phone complie s with government regulation s on location based e mergency callin g services.
Settings 49 In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Ca l l > Location info sharing . Select More to read the dis cla imer, then selec t OK . Select from the option s: Em ergency â This is the de fault profile. The device location information is shared only duri ng a n e mergenc y call to th e offic ial eme rgency number progra mmed into you r device. The scree n displays in the upper left han d corner in the standby mode. On âÂÂThe device l ocation in formation is sh ared w ith th e netw ork whe nev er the device is powered on and activated. The screen displays in the upper left hand corne r in the standby mode. Loca tion information w ill always be sh a red wit h the network during emer gency calls to the official emergenc y number programmed into the device, regardless o f whic h setting is selec ted. After placing an em ergency call th e device rema ins in emerge ncy mode for 5 minute s. During this time, the loca tion information w ill be shar ed w ith t he ne two rk. See "E m e rgency call s, " p. 78. An ykey ans wer An ykey ans wer ena bles you to answ er an inco ming ca ll. Briefly p ress a ny key ex cept the rig ht selection key or end key . In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Ca l l > Anykey answer > On or Off . Automa tic redial Occasionally, your netw ork may experience heavy traffic, resulting in a fast busy signal when you dial. With au tomatic re di al a ctivate d, your dev ice redials the numbe r (number of times is specified by the netw ork), and notifies you when th e network is available. In the standby m ode, select Menu > Se tti ngs > Call > Au toma tic re dial > On or Of f . Speed d ialin g You can activate or d eactivate speed dialing. In the standby mode, select Men u > Settin gs > Cal l > Speed dialing > On or Off . See "Set up speed dialing," p. 3 8. Automa tic update of se rvice With a utomatic u pdate of service, you r device will autom atically update the service wh en the network is available. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Ca l l > Automatic upda te of servi ce > On or Off .
Settings 50 Answer when f old is open By default, your phon e answers an inco ming ca ll wh en you open t he fold. You c an change t he default set ting to have your pho ne not answer call s with the fol d o pen. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Call > Ans wer when fol d is opened > On or Off . Intern ational p refix You ca n store an internationa l dialing prefix into your de vice. In the st andby mode, selec t Me n u > Settings > Call > International pre fix . In the standby m ode, wh en you enter (press * twic e) at t he beg in ning of a phone n umber, your device automatica lly inserts the in ternational dialing pre fix that yo u have s tored after you p ress the ca ll key. Call sum mary Your de vic e c a n display th e time spent on a call when y ou hang up. In the standby mode, selec t Me n u > Settings > Call > Call summary > On or Off . Ringing tone for no ca ller ID You can s elect a different ringtone fo r ca lls received w ith no caller ID. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Call > Ringt one for n o calle r ID > On t o s e l e c t o r c h a n g e r i n g t o n e o r Off . â Phone settings Phone langua ge The phone langu a g e affects the time and date formats of the clock, alarm clock, and calendar. In the standby mode, select Menu > Se ttings > Phone > Phone language and the language of your choice. Autom ati c keygua rd You can set the ke ypad o f your d evice to l ock aut omatica lly after a p reset time delay. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Phone > Automatic keyguard > On or Off . 2. If you select On , Set de lay: is display ed.
Settings 51 3. Ente r the delay time ( in mm:ss format) , and select OK . Whe n keygu ard is on, it ma y be poss ible to d ial the eme rgency n umber programme d into your device. Touc h to nes To uch tones or DTM F tone s are the ton es that s ound w hen you pres s the ke ys on your device key p ad . Y ou can use to uch tones f or many autom a t ed di al-up services such as ba nking and airline s or for ente ring your voice mailbox number and passwo rd. Touch tones a re sent during an a ctive call. Se nd them m anually from your de vice keyp ad, or se nd t hem a utom atica lly by sav ing the m i n y our d evice . Set typ e In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Phone > Touch tones > Manual to uch t ones and one of the followi ng options: Cont inuous âÂÂU sed to set the tone sou nd for as long as you press and hold a ke y. Fix ed âÂÂUsed to se t the tone sound as a sh ort tone regardless of how lo ng you pre ss a ke y. Off âÂÂUs ed to turn off tones. No tone s sound whe n you press a key. Set len gth You ca n specify tou ch-tone lengt h for the Fixe d option. In the standby mode, sele ct Menu > Set tings > Phone > Touch tones > To uch to ne len gth > Sh ort (0.1 seconds) or Long (0.5 se conds). Sta rt-up to ne Yo u can select to have a start-up to ne whe n you firs t turn on you r devi ce. In the standby mode, select Menu > Setti ngs > Phone > Start-up t one > On or Off . He lp text act ivat ion Your dev ice displays brief descriptions fo r most menu ite ms. When you arrive at a feature or menu , pause for about 14 seconds and w ait for the help text to display. If nec essary, use the s croll key to pa ge through the full he lp text . The default s etting for help text is On . However, you can turn help text on or off. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Phone > Help text activ ation > On or Off .
Settings 52 â V oic e navigation Befo r e using vo ice tags, n ote t he follo wing: ⢠Voice tags are not language-depende nt, but depend on the speakerâÂÂs voic e. ⢠You mu st sa y the nam e exact ly as you sa id it whe n you record ed it. ⢠Voice tags are sensitive to background n oise. Record voice tags, and use them in a quiet env ironment. ⢠Very short names are not accepted. Use long names, and avoid similar names for different numbe rs . Not e: Us ing v oice t a g s may be d ifficu lt in a nois y envi ronm ent or duri ng an emergen cy, so you should no t rely on voic e d i aling in al l circumst ances. Hand s-free oper a t ion You ca n set as many as 16 voice c ommands to ena ble hands-free operation of certain fe atures in your de vice. Assign a voice tag to a command Before usi ng voice co mmands, you mu st first add a voic e tag to t he device f uncti on. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > V oice nav igation . 2. Select the de vice function you want to ta g: Profiles , V o ice mailbox , Radio , V oice memo , or Call History . 3. If necessary , sele c t an opt ion associate d with that fun c tion and Ad d . 4. Select Sta rt , and spe ak the v oice tag clearly into the mic rophone. Do not sel ect Quit unles s you wan t to cancel th e recording. The device replays and saves the recorded tag. appears next to commands with voice tags assigned. Activate a voice command To issue a co mmand after you have assoc iated a voice t ag w ith a function in your devic e, spe ak the vo ice tag . 1. In the standby mode, pre ss and hold the right selection key or voice key. 2. With Speak n o w displayed, pronounce the voice tag clearly into the m icrophone. With the voice tag foun d, the devic e displays Fou nd: , and plays the recognized voic e ta g thr oug h the ear piece . The f u nc tion you requested is activated.
Settings 53 Opti ons Aft er you have associat ed a voice tag to a co mmand, you can sele ct one of the followin g options: Playback âÂÂL isten to the vo ice comm and tag. Opt io ns > Ch ange âÂÂCha nge th e voice co mmand . Opt io ns > Delete âÂÂEras e the voi ce comman d tag . â Phone details From the standby m ode, select Me nu > Se ttings > Phone details to v iew t he user, version, system and icon details of your phone. User de t ail s Sc roll to User deta ils , and select one the f ollowing sub m enu s to show user details. My num ber (MDN ) âÂÂDisplay your mobile num ber. Mobile station ID num ber (MSID) âÂÂDis play the non-porta ble, non-dialable ident ifie r numbe r p rogra mme d into the device. Version details Scroll to V ersion details , an d select one the fol low ing sub menus. Phone model âÂÂDisplay the model number of your phon e. Software version âÂÂD isplay the softw are version of your devi ce. Browser version âÂÂDisplay the softw are version of your phone web browser . Hardware v e rsion âÂÂDis play the hardware vers ion of your device. System d etails Scroll to System de tails , and select one the following submenus. Sy stem ID (SID) â Displ ay the number for you r phone that unique ly identifies your cellula r servic e provider. Channe l âÂÂDisplay the channel of your devi ce . Preferred roamin g lis t (PRL) âÂÂDisplay the PRL system that is used by your phone to obtain servic e outside of the home area. Mode âÂÂDisplay the operatin g mode of your de vic e. Fre que ncy â Display the frequency used by your device.
Settings 54 Icon de tails Scroll t o Icon details , to view a list of your phoneâÂÂs icons and descriptions. â Application settings 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Application set tings . 2. Select one of the following submenus to activ ate options for preset or downloaded games or applications. Application sounds > On or Off . Application lights > App. defined or Default . Application vibrati on > On or Off . â Enhancements To adjust the enhanc em en t settings, in the standby mode, select Men u > Set ting s > Enha nce-m ents > H eadset , Hand sfree , Loop set , TT Y/T DD , Music stan d , or Charge r . Some enh a n cement settings m enu items are displayed only i f the device has been co nnected to a c ompatibl e enhanc emen t. Heads et Impo rta nt: The headse t may affe ct your abi lity to hea r sound s around you. Do not use the heads et in situations that may endan ger your safe ty. Select Headset to enter the submenu and m odify its settings. Default profile âÂÂChoos e the profile you w ant autom atically ac tivated wit h a head set conne cted. Automatic answer âÂÂAnswe r calls automatic ally after on e ring with a he adset co nnected. Select On or Off . Hand s-free oper a t ion Select Handsfree to enter th e submenu and modify its settings. Default profile âÂÂChoos e the profile you w ant autom atically ac tivated wit h your dev ice c onnec ted t o a car kit . Automatic answer âÂÂAnswe r calls automatic ally after on e ring with a ca r kit co nnected. Select On or Off . Lights âÂÂC hoose to keep the de vice lights alway s on, or to s h ut off automatically afte r several se conds. S elect On or Automatic .
Settings 55 Loopset The LPS- 4 loops et is recomme nded for use with your device. Select Loopset to enter the submenu and modify its settin gs. Defau lt profile âÂÂChoose the profile you want to be automati cally activated when your de vic e is conne cted to a loopset. Automat ic answer â Answer calls automatically afte r on e ring when a loopse t is co nnected . Select On or Off . TTY/TD D Check with the manufact urer of the TTY/TDD devic e for a conn ecting cable that is compatible with the Nokia device. TTY/TDD com munications depend on network avail a bility. Check with your wireless service provide r for availability a nd description of services. Ch ar ger Select Charger to en ter the subme nu and modify its settings. Defau lt profile âÂÂChoose the profile you want aut omatically activate d with your devic e conne cted to the ch arger. Lights âÂÂCho ose to ke ep the de vice lights alwa y s on or to shu t off au tomatically aft er se vera l seco nd s. Sele ct On or Auto matic . â Security When first accessing the se c urity se ttings, enter the preset lock code, w h ich is by default, the last four digits of yo ur ph one number. If this does not work, contact your w ireless service provider for help. Phone lock The phone loc k feature protects your device from unau thorized outgoing calls or unauth orized access to information stored in the device. W ith phone lock activated, Phone locked appears e ac h time you turn your device on or off. With th e device locked, calls may still be possible to the offic ial emergency number programm ed into your device. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock code," p. 56 .
Settings 56 3. Select Ph one lo ck and one of the followi ng options: Off âÂÂImmediate ly turns off the device loc k fe ature. Lock n ow âÂÂImm ediately turns on the device lock fe ature. On power-u p âÂÂT urns on the device lock fe ature the nex t time you turn th e device on. Wit h Lock now s elect ed, you m ust en ter yo ur lock code be fore the de vice can function normally. With the lock code ac cepted, your device functions no rmally. Call not all o we d appe ars if you attem pt to place a ca ll w ith your de vice locked. To answer a call with ph one lock on, select Answer , or pre ss the ca ll ke y. Allow n umbers With phon e lock on, the only outgoing calls you can make are to the emergency numbe r programmed into your device or the numbe r stored in the Allowed no. when phon e locked location: 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Security . 2. E n ter the lock code, an d select OK . See "Ch ange lock cod e," p. 56. 3. Select Allowed no. when phon e locked , scroll to an (e m pt y) loca tion, select A ssign , and enter th e phone number; or select Ass ign > Search to reca ll the number from y our contacts list. Select OK . To call the allow ed phone number, e nsure that your phone is in the standby mode. Scroll down to high light the numbe r you w ant to call, or ent er it on the key p a d; and then pre ss the call key to place th e call. Change lock code The preset lock code, by default, is the last four digits of your phone nu mber. Depending on your w ireles s service provider, the prese t lock c ode can be a four digit numbe r such as 1234 or 0000 . If no ne of th ese w ork, contac t your wire less service provider for help. To ensu re the security of you r d evice, yo u may want to change th e pr eset loc k code to y our ow n selec ted fo ur di git nu mber. Av oid using c odes sim ilar t o em ergenc y numbers to prevent acci dental diali ng of the emer g en cy number. If you en ter an incorrect lock code five times in a row, your devi ce will treat all subsequen t entries as inc orrect, even if the correct code is entered. If you wait for 5 minu tes and re-ent er the correct lock cod e, the devi ce will acc ept the loc k code. Not e: With the wrong loc k code entered five times in succession, your phone will not acce pt your correct lock c ode for 5 minutes , even if you powe r off t he device betwee n incorrect entries.
Settings 57 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . 3. Se lec t Change lock code . 4. Ente r the new lock code (mu st be 4 charac ters in length ). 5. Reente r the new lock code fo r verification, and sele ct OK . Whe n chan ging you r lock co de, make su re yo u store it in a safe pla ce, aw ay from your d evice. Cal l re st ri cti ons Select call rest rictions to block or allow numbers for incomin g and outgoing calls. All calls from n umbers entered as blocked nu mbers are ignored and sent to voice mail. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock code," p. 56 . 3. Se lec t Call re strictions and the ty pes of c alls you want to restrict: Restrict outgoing calls âÂÂSe t restrictions on mak ing calls. Restrict incom ing call s âÂÂSet restrict ions on receiving calls . 4. Select wheth e r to block or allow numbe rs: Blocke d numbe rs âÂÂSet the n umbers the phone can only block, allowing all the re st. Allowed numbe rs âÂÂS et th e number s the pho ne can on ly call or r eceiv e, blocking all the rest. 5. Se le ct Select , Ad d r es t ri ct i o n (un avail abl e with mem ory fu ll), Ed it (unavailable with no nu mber added), or Delete (unavailable with no num ber added). Note: Wh en calls are restricted, calls may be possible to the official emergency num ber programmed into your device. Voice pr ivacy Voice privacy is a netw ork service . See "Netw ork service s," p. 5. If your wireless service provider supports this feature, the voice privacy feature prote cts the privacy of your current phone conv e rsation from other callers placing phone calls on your same network. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Security . 2. Enter the lock code, and select OK . See " Change lock code," p. 56 . 3. Se lec t Voice privacy > On or Off .
Settings 58 â Network The Network men u enables you t o custo mize the way your d evice ch ooses a ne twork in whic h to operate while you a re within or outs ide of your primary or home system. Yo ur de vice is se t t o se arch fo r the m ost co st-eff ecti ve n etwo rk. I f your de vic e cannot find a preferred net work, it se le cts a network automatically based on the option you c hoose in the Netw o rk menu. The menu opt ions you see in your device depend on your service providerâÂÂs network. The network determin es which options actually appear in the dev ice menu . Check w ith yo ur service provider for more information. Roaming o ptions You can set your d evice to roa m or sear ch for anoth er network w hen you are not in your hom e area. 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Se ttings > Network > Roaming options and one of the following opti ons: Hom e on ly âÂÂYou can m ake an d receive calls in you r home area only. Automatic âÂÂThe phone automatically searches for service in another digital network. The roamin g rate applies whe n not in the home service area. 2. Select OK , if necess ary, t o confirm the a ctivation . Mode You can ch oos e whet her your device uses digital or analog service. In the standby mode , select Menu > Sett ings > Network > Mode and one of the following serv ice options: Digital preferred âÂÂT he device wo rks in digital mode but will also work in a nalog mode w ith digital mode unavailable. Analog only â The device only works in analog mode. â Network services The following fe a ture s are n etwork service s . See "Network s ervices," p. 5. Call forwar ding Call forwarding t ells you r network to re direct inc oming c alls to another n umber. Call forwa rding is a network service and may not work the same in all ne tworks, so cont act your wireless s ervice provide r for availability.
Settings 59 Ac tivate The following opt ions may not all a ppear in the display. C ontact your w ireless service provider for more information . 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Settin gs > Net work services > C all forwarding > Forw ard all calls . 2. Se lec t Ac ti vat e , ente r the n umber or selec t Search to retrieve a numb er from your conta cts list, and selec t OK . Cancel In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Network services > Call forwarding > Cancel al l call forwarding . Cance l all call forwarding may affect your a bility to receive voice mail message s. Contac t your wireless serv ice provide r for specific details. Net work featu re setting This optio n a llows you to activ ate network services in the phon e by using fea ture codes received from your service provide r. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Network services > Ne twork feature s etting , enter the code and select Answer . My number sele ction This option displays your cu rrent phone number, or allows you to selec t an other numbe r, if availa ble. In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Network services > My n umber selection . â Restore set tin gs You ca n reset some o f the m enu settin gs to their origin a l va lues. Data tha t you have entere d or downloaded is n ot deleted (for e xample, entries in you r c ontacts list are not affect ed). In the standby mode, select Me n u > Se ttings > Restore sett ings , en ter the l ock code, and select OK . See "Change lock c ode," p. 5 6. Note: Depen ding on your wireless s e rvice provider, your device may sometimes ask you for the security code, instead of the lock code.
Tool s 60 11 . T o o l s Your dev ice contain s features to help organize your everyday life , inclu ding an alarm c lock, calenda r, notes, to- do list, calculator, countdown tim er, and stopwatch. â Alarm clock You ca n set the al arm to sound at th e ti m e you want just once or repeatedly (for example, every workin g day). Select Menu > Tools > Alarm clock and one of the following option s: Set, chan ge, o r d isable the alarm Alarm time âÂÂEnter the time for the alarm in hh:mm format, select am or pm (w ith 12-hou r format selected) and select OK . When th e alarm is e n a bled, select Alarm time > On to change th e alar m time, or Alarm time > Off to turn off the al arm . Se t t he al arm tone Alarm tone â Choose the tone for the alarm. Select from o ne of the f ollowing opt ions: ⢠Standard âÂÂSet the default rington e for the alarm. ⢠Radio âÂÂSet th e cl ock radi o feat ure. A t the al arm time , the ra dio s ounds in the loudspeak er and the current ra dio channel is set as th e alarm tone. A hea dset must be attached in order to activate the clock radio, otherwise the defau lt alarm is sounde d. ⢠Ope n My Stu ff > Tones âÂÂChoose a c ustom ringtone from the list of available ringtones. Repea t alarm Repeat alarm âÂÂW ith t he alarm ena bled , se lect Repetition day s to s elect the days on which yo u wan t t h e al arm to r epeat . Snooze time-o ut To set the a larm snooze time, selec t Snooze time-out > 5 minutes , 10 minu tes , 15 m inutes , 3 0 minute s , 60 mi nutes , or Ot her (to ent er up to 60 m inut es snooze time).
Tool s 61 Alarm condition s When th e alarm is se t, Alarm on appears bri efly in the display, and is displayed in the standby mode. When the alarm s ounds, your device beeps, vibrates (if vibrating alert is on for currently active profile), or plays the radio, and the display lights up. With th e devic e on, select Stop to shut the alarm off or Snooz e . With Snooze sele cted, t he phon e snoozes for t he numbe r of min utes you se lected for t he Snooze time-out , and Snooze on is display ed. If you do not press a key when the alarm sounds, the alarms stops ( snoozes ) for th e numb er of minutes you s elec ted for the Snooz e time-out , then sounds again. Yo u can also select Menu > Tools > Alarm clock > Snoo ze time-out to reset the snooze tim e . If the alarm tim e is reached while the phone is sw itched off, the phone s witches itself on a nd starts soun ding the alarm tone . If you select Stop , the phone asks whet her you want t o activ ate th e phon e for calls . Sel ect No to switch off the phone, or select Ye s to make and re ceive calls . Do not select Ye s when w irel ess phone u se may cause interfe rence or danger. â Calendar The c alendar kee ps track of rem inders, ca lls you need to m ake, meet ings, and birthdays. Th e c alendar can even sound an alarm for an y of these events. The monthly view provides an overview of the selected month and w eeks, enabling you to jum p to a spe cific date. An y days or da tes that appear in bold font cont ain calenda r notes such as a me eting or remind er. Open In the s tandby mode, select Menu > Tools > Calendar . Scroll to mov e the cursor i n some calenda r views. Go to a da te In the standby mode, select Me n u > T ools > Calendar > Opti on s > Go to date , enter the date (mm/dd/yy yy), an d select OK . No te ty pes You ca n apply five types of notes to your cale ndar. Your device asks for further information depending on which note you choose. You also have the option to set an alarm for any note you select.
Tool s 62 1. Go to the date for which you want t o set a reminder. See "Go to a da te," p. 61. 2. From the mo nthly view ( with the go -to date highlight ed), select Opt ions > Make a note and one of the following not e types: Meet ing âÂÂEnter a subject, location, and a start and end date an d time. Call âÂÂEnt er a phone number, a name, and the date and time. Birthday â Enter the personâÂÂs name, date and year of birth. Memo âÂÂEnter a s ubject and a start and end date. Rem in der âÂÂEnter the subject and date of your remi nder. You are given the option to set an alarm. 3. Enter yo ur note, and se lect Save . Vi ew no tes (day view ) After you h ave create d calendar notes, you can vie w them . 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > Calendar . 2. Scroll to the date containing the note that appears in bold type, and sel ect View . Opti ons while viewing a list of notes 1. Select Opti on s while viewing a dayâÂÂs note to displa y the following: The options list ed below are availab le while viewing t he header of a note. Make a note âÂÂCreate a new note for the sele cted date. Delete âÂÂDe lete t he note. Edi t â Edi t the not e. Mo ve â Move the note to another date on your cale ndar. Repeat âÂÂS et the note (except for birthday n ote) to recur on a regular basis (daily, weekly , biweekly, mo nthly, and yearly). Go to date âÂÂJump to anothe r date on your cale ndar. Go to today âÂÂJump to the curre nt date on your cal endar. Se nd not e âÂÂSend the n ote to an other device as a tex t m e ssage or in calendar- to-calendar format. Copy âÂÂC opy the note t o paste to anothe r date. Settings âÂÂSet the date and time, date and time format, the day each w eek starts and w hethe r y ou wan t your notes to a uto delete afte r a specified ti me. Go to to-do list â Jump to th e to-do list on your ca lendar. 2. Select an option to activate it or enter its submenu .
Tool s 63 Se nd a note 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Calendar . 2. Scroll to th e date that appe ars in bold type, cont aining the note you want to send, and sele ct Vi ew . 3. Scroll to the note you w ant to s end, and s elect Optio ns > Send n ote > Send as message ( Tex t m es sa g e ) or Via cale ndar . 4. If y ou select Via c alendar , ente r the numbe r for the recipie nt, or select Search to retrieve a number from t he contacts list, and select OK . If you s elec t Send as message ( Text message ), the note appears as a text mes sage in t he dis play. 5. Se lec t Sen d to > Se nd to num ber , Sen d to e-ma il , Send to ma ny , or Send to distrib . list . 6. Enter the n umber or e-ma il for t he recipient , or select Search to retrie ve a number from the contac ts list: and selec t Send . Receive notes Whe n you receive a c alenda r n ote in calen dar-to-calenda r format, your devic e displays Calen dar note received . ⢠To view c alend ar notes, s elec t Sho w , a nd if nece ssary, scroll to vie w the enti re m essa ge. ⢠To save calenda r notes after view ing, select Opt ions > Save . ⢠To discard calendar notes after viewing, select Exi t or Options > Dis car d . When you re c e ive a cal endar note or t ext m essage, a m e s sage notifi cation appears in the standby mod e. You can s ave the note in your c alendar and set an alarm for a n y date an d time. â Notes You ca n write an d s ave inform ation in Notes and sen d notes via text mes sage. In th e standby mode, select Menu > T ools > Notes . With no notes create d, selec t Ad d n o te , cr eate yo ur no te, an d sele ct Save wh en do ne. Wi th no tes alre ady cre ated , hig hl ight th e not e yo u wa nt t o use , and sel ect View t o r e a d o r Opt ions > Make a not e , Delete , Edi t , Send not e ( Send as message ), or Delete all note s . â T o-do list Us e the to-do list featu re to kee p track of you r ta sks. You c an sa ve a note for a task, sele ct a priority level for the note and mark it as don e when you have comple ted it. You can sort the notes by prio rity or by date.
Tool s 64 Add a to -do no te 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > To-do list . 2. If there are no notes, sele ct Add note . 3. Enter the subje ct of the to-do no te, and select Save . 4. Select High , Medium , or Lo w priority. 5. Enter the du e date and time t o set the a larm. View a to-do no t e 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > To-do list . 2. Hi ghlight a to-do not e, and s elect Op tions and one of the following: Ad d â Add another note. Delete âÂÂDe lete t he note. Mark note as done or Mark as not done âÂÂMark a note or task as completed or not; if comple ted, no more reminder s will follow . Sort by deadline âÂÂSort the note s according to their de adlines Send âÂÂSend t he note as a text message or a s a calendar note t o an other compati ble de vice. Go to calendar âÂÂLea ve the to-do list, and go to the calendar. Save to calendar âÂÂSave the to-do note to a date on you r c alendar. Delete done notes â Delet e all the com pleted to-do no tes marke d as done (available only if there are note s do ne). Delete all note s âÂÂDele te all the to-do no tes in the list. 3. View the to-do note, and select Edit to edi t the note or Op tions to select from some or all of the following: Dead line âÂÂSet a deadline for the not e, li sting any uncompleted notes if exi sting. Mark note as done or Mark as not done âÂÂMark a note or task as completed or not; if comple ted, no more reminder s will follow . Delete âÂÂDe lete t he note. Edi t p rio ri ty âÂÂChange the priority to high, mediu m, or lo w. Send âÂÂSend t he note as a text message or a s a calendar note t o an other compati ble de vice. Go to calendar âÂÂLea ve the to-do list, and go to the calendar. Save to calendar âÂÂSave the to-do note to a date on you r c alendar.
Tool s 65 â Calculator The calculator in y our device adds, s ubtra cts , multipli es, divides, calculat es the square and the square ro ot, changes th e sign of the number entered , a nd conv erts cur ren cy valu es. Note: This ca lculator has lim ited accurac y and is designed for simple calcu lations. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Calculator . 2 . Enter the first number in the calculation. P ress # for a decimal point if necessary . To change the sign, sele ct Opt ions > Change sign , or s croll up or dow n. To perform a square or square root calcu lation, select Optio ns > Square or Square root . To cycle through the add ( ), subtract (-), multiply (*), and divide (/) chara cters, pre ss * . 3. Ent er t he se co nd num ber i n y our calc ula tion . 4. Se le ct Equa ls to comp lete calc ulation o r Options if more func tion s are requir ed. Currency co n v erter Yo u can conve rt foreign curre ncy to dom estic, o r vice versa , directly in the standby mode or from the Calc ulator menu . Note: Wh en you ch ange ba se curren cy, you mu st enter th e new rate s beca use all previous ly set excha nge rates a re set to zero. 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Calculator > Options > Exchange rate > For ei gn un its in home unit s or Home units in foreign unit s . Foreign un its in home units âÂÂT he numbe r of home units cost to make one unit of foreign currency . Home u nits in foreign un its âÂÂThe numbe r of fore ign units cos t to make one unit of your hom e curren cy. 2. Ente r the exchang e rate (press # to insert a decima l), and selec t OK . 3. In the standby mode or the calculator mode ( Menu > Tools > Calculator ), ente r the curren cy amount to be convert ed. 4. Se lec t Opti ons > To h om e or To foreign . To h om e âÂÂconverts fore ign currency to dome stic currency. To fore ign âÂÂconve rts dome stic cu r renc y to foreign cu rrency.
Tool s 66 5. If you do not enter an exch ange rate, the device w ill prompt you to do so. Select OK . Y ou can edit the exchange ra te at anytim e. â Ti mer The coun tdown timer in your dev ice enable s you to enter a specific time (up to 99 hours and 5 9 minutes). W hen the time runs out, your devic e sounds an ala rm. Not e: The countdown timer o nly works when the device is on. When you turn off yo ur devi ce, the time r is no longer a ctive. Set t he timer 1. In the standby mode, s elect Menu > Tools > Timer > No rm al t im er , Inte rv al timer , or Se ttings . Use Normal timer to measure the coun tdown time for tasks that have one period (timer name). Select Interval tim er to save sets of c ountdo wn times with more than one period. 2. Enter the tim e (in hh:mm :ss format), a nd selec t OK . 3. E nte r a note for the time r, and select Start . appears in the standby mode with t he countdown time r se t. When the time runs out, your device sounds an alarm, displays the timer note, vibrates (if set), and flashe s its lights. Press any key du ring the alarm to stop th e alarm. Afte r 30 secon ds the time r alert stops au tomatica lly. Chan ge the time Af ter you have set the ti mer, yo u ca n c hang e t he t ime. 1. With a normal time r set, in the stand by mode, select Men u > To o l s > Tim er > Change time . 2. Enter the n ew time, and select OK . 3. Leave the note as it is, or enter a n ew note; and sele ct Start . In te rrup t the ti mer Af ter you have se t the timer , y ou can sto p th e ti mer. In the stan dby mo de, se lec t Menu > T ools > Time r > Stop timer .
Tool s 67 â Stopwatch Yo u can use the stopwa tch in you r device to tra ck time. The s topw atch displa ys time in hours , minutes , seconds , and fractions of a sec ond in hh:mm :ss.ss format. Using the stopwatch or al lowing it to run in the backgroun d when using other features incre a se s the demand on battery power and reduces the batte ry life . Me asu re t ime 1. In the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Stop watch > Spli t timing or Lap timing > Start . The running time is displayed. Split timing âÂÂYou can us e the sp lit time function for s uch things as a long dista nce race w hen you need to pace yours elf. Selec t Split to note the lapsed time. T he timer co ntinues to run , an d the split time appears below the running tim e. Each time you select Split , the ne w measured t im e appears at the beginning of the list. Lap timing â You can use the lap time func tion when you want to track how long it takes to comp lete eac h cycle or lap. Select Lap to n ote the la p time. The clock stops, then starts immediately from ze ro. The lap time appears belo w the run ning time. Eac h time you se lect Lap , the n ew measured time appears at the beginning of the list. 2. Se lec t Sto p to end the t iming, and disp lay the total time or Stop > Op tion s > Start or Reset to cont inue or reset ti ming. Lap and spl i t times To save a time while the clock is runnin g, select Stop > Save , enter a name for the measur ement , and se lect OK . If you do not enter a name , the total tim e is us ed as the de fault title for the lap or split time. To vie w a saved ti me, i n th e st andby mode, select Men u > To o l s > Stopwatch > Show last time or Vie w t imes . To delete a saved tim e from Stopwatch , select Vi ew tim es and th e time to delet e, and select Delete > Yes ; or sele ct Delete tim es > One by one or Delete all . Opera tion note If you press the end key and retu rn to the idle or standby mode, the clock contin ues to run in the background, and appears in the u pper left corner. To return to the stopwatch screen s, in the standby mode, se lect Menu > Tools > Stopwatch > Contin ue . To stop the clock, se le ct St op .
Tool s 68 Opti ons You ca n choose the follow ing options when you use the stopwa tch: Contin ue âÂÂAppears when the stopwatch is working in th e bac k ground. Show last time â App e ars when you hav e saved a split or lap t ime and displays the last time s aved. Split t iming âÂÂAs ks if you want to dis continue prev ious timing. Lap timing â Asks if you wa nt to discontin ue previ ous timing. Vie w times â E nables you to browse the saved times. Dele te times âÂÂE nable s you to delete an y saved times. You can delete the saved times one by one or all at once.
VXL 69 12. VXL Yo ur device ha s access to VXL , whic h includes s elected services on the mobile I nternet. You can access popular features, excl us ive m usic, entertainment, information service s, and much m ore. VXL is updated frequently. Ch eck the Virgin Mobile web site at ww w.virgin .com/ mobile , for availability a nd pricing. â Sign on At the start sc reen, sel e ct Menu > VXL . Aft er a brief paus e, your d evice att empts to c onnect to VXL . If you rec eive a n error message, your device ma y not be set up for brow s ing. Contact your wireless provider to m ake sure that your device is configured properly . Your dev ice cann ot receive incomin g calls when in VXL . I ncomi ng cal ls a re au tomatically forwar ded to voice mail. â Navigate Sin ce your devic e scre en is mu ch s malle r than a c omp uter s creen , th e conte nt is displayed differently from what you m ay be accustomed to seeing. This s ection con ta ins gui del in es for using devi ce keys to na vigat e the site . Device keys ⢠To brow s e the site, scroll u p or down. ⢠Sel ect a hi ghlig hted i tem. ⢠To enter letters and numbers , press a key from 0 to 9 . ⢠To enter spe cial characters, pre ss * .
VXL 70 Make an emergen cy call wh ile onlin e You can end your d ata con nection , then mak e an eme rgency c all. 1. To close yo ur conn ection, press t he end ke y. 2. Press the end key as m any tim es a s need ed to clea r the d isplay and read y the device for calls. 3. Ent er th e em ergenc y num ber f or y our p res ent lo cation . Eme rgency numbers vary by location. 4. Pr ess th e call key. Disconnect To cl ose your VXL conne ction, pres s and hold the e nd key.
En hancem ents 71 13. Enhancements Check the m odel number of any charger before use with this de vice. This dev ice is intended for us e when supplied with pow e r from the AC-3 or AC-4 charger. Warn ing: U se only batte ries, ch argers, and enhancem ents that are approved by Nokia for use with this particular model. The use of any other type may inva lidate any approval or warranty, and may be dangerous . For availability of approve d enhanceme nts, please ch eck with y our deal er. A few practical rules about accessorie s and enhan cements: ⢠Kee p all acc ess ories and en hancem en ts out o f the re ach of s mall ch ildr en. ⢠When you disconn ect the powe r cord of any accessory or enhanc ement, grasp and pull the plug , not the cord. ⢠Check re gularly tha t enhanceme nts installe d in a vehicle a re mounte d an d are operating properly. ⢠Installa tion of a ny com plex ca r enhanc e ments must be made by qualified personnel only. Power: ⢠Standard 10 70 mAh Li-Ion Battery (BL -6C) ⢠Standard Travel Charge r (AC-3) ⢠Travel Charger (AC-4) ⢠Mobile Ch a rger (DC-4) ⢠Charger Adapter (CA-44) Use the CA-44 charger adapter to conne ct the phone to Nokia chargers that have a la rger barrel size, including ACP-7, ACP-8, ACP-9, A CP-12, AC-1 (retractable charger), and LCH-12 (mobile ch arger).
Enha ncem ents 72 â Battery informa tion Charg ing and discharging Your devic e is po wer ed by a rech arge able ba tter y. The full pe rfor mance of new batt ery is achiev ed on ly afte r two or th ree c omp lete ch arge an d disc harge cycles. The bat tery c an be cha rged and di scharge d hundr eds of ti mes, but it w ill e ventu ally wear out. When the talk and standby tim e s are n oticeably sh orter th an normal, replace th e battery. Use only Nokia approv ed batteries, and rech a rge you r battery onl y w i th Nokia approv ed chargers designat ed for this de vice. If a replacement battery is being used for th e first time or if the battery has not been used for a prolonged period, it may be necessa ry to connec t the charger, then disconne ct and reconnect it to beg in ch arging the battery. Unplug th e c harger from the elec trical plug and the de vice when not in use. Do not leave a fully charged battery connected to a ch arger, s in ce overcharging may sho rten its lifetime. I f left unused, a fu lly cha rged battery will lose its charge ove r time. If the ba ttery is compl etely discharged , it may take a few m inutes before the charging indica tor appe ars on the display or before any calls can be made. Use the battery only for its intende d purpose. Never use any charger or batte ry that i s damaged. Do not sh ort-circuit th e battery. Accid ent al s hort- circuiting c an occu r when a metallic object such a s a coin, clip, or pen caus es direct co nnection of the positive ( ) an d negative ( -) t e rminals of t he battery. (The se look like metal s trips on the battery.) This might happe n, for e xample, when you c a rry a spare battery in your pocket or purse . Short-circ uiting the terminals may damage th e battery or the con ne cting obje ct. Leaving the battery in h ot or cold places, such as in a c losed car in summer or winte r conditions, will reduce t he capacity an d lifetime of the ba ttery. Alway s try to keep the battery betw een 15ðC a nd 25ðC (59ðF a nd 77ðF ). A device w ith a ho t or cold ba ttery ma y not work tempora rily, ev en w hen th e ba tter y is fully ch arge d. Batte ry performance is particularly limite d in temperat ures well below freezi ng. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire as they may explode. Batteries may also explode if damaged. Dispose of batteri es acco rding to local regulation s. Please re cy cle w hen possible. Do not dispose as h ousehold waste.
En hancem ents 73 â Nokia batter y authentication gui de lin es Always use origina l N okia bat teries for your s a fety . To check that yo u are getting an original Nokia battery, purchase it from an authorized Nokia dealer, look for the Nokia Orig inal Enhancements logo on the packagin g, and in spect t he holog ram label us ing the following steps: Succes sful complet ion of the fo ur steps is not a tota l assu rance of the a uthenti city of the battery. If yo u hav e any reas on to believ e that you r battery is not an auth entic original Nokia batt ery, you should refrain from using it, and take it to the nearest authorized Nokia s ervice point or dealer fo r ass i st ance. Your authori zed Nokia service point or dealer will ins pect the battery for a uthentic ity. If authent icity cannot be verified, return the batte ry to the place of purch a se. Auth entic ate hol ogram 1. W hen looking at the hologram on the label, you should see the Noki a connecting hands symbol from one angle an d the Nokia O riginal En han cements logo when look ing from another angle. 2. Whe n you angle the hologram l eft, right, down, and up, you should see 1, 2, 3 , and 4 dots on each side r espec tive ly. 3. Scratch th e side of the label to reveal a 20-digit code, for example, 12 345678 9198765 43210. Turn the ba ttery so that th e numbe rs are fac ing upward. The 20-digit c ode reads starting from the numbe r at the top row followed by the bottom row . 4. C onfirm that the 20-digit code is val id b y following the in structions at www.noki a.combatt erychec k . To c reate a text m essage in the US A, e nter the 20-d igi t code, for example , 1234567 891987 6543210 , and send to 44 7786 2002 76.
Enha ncem ents 74 To create a text mes sage, ⢠For countrie s in Asia Pa cific, excluding In dia: Enter the 20-digit code, for example , 12345 678919876 543210, and send to 61 42715 1515. ⢠For India only: Enter Battery followed by the 20 -digit battery code, for example , Battery 123 456789 198765 43210, an d send to 5555. National and in ternational operator charge s will apply. You should rec eive a message indicating wh et her th e c ode can be au thenticated. Wh at if y our b attery is not au then tic? If you cann ot confirm that your Nokia battery wit h the hologram on the label is an auth entic No kia battery, please do no t use the ba ttery. Take it to t he neare st authorized Nok ia s e rvi ce point or dealer for assist ance. The u se of a batt e ry that is not approved by the manufactu rer ma y be dangerous and m ay result i n poor performance and damage to your de vi ce and its en hancem ent s. It may als o invalidate any approval or warranty ap plying to the device. The ba ttery designated for th is device is B L-6C 1070 mAh. The talk time is up to 4 hours and standby tim e is up to 9 days. To find out more abou t original Nokia batteries, visit w ww.nokia.co m/battery . â Hearing aid compatibility Your mobile device model c omplies with FCC rules governing hearing aid com patib ility . T hese rules req uire a n M3 mic ropho ne or hi gher v alue . The M -va lue, shown on the device box , refers to lower radio freque ncy (RF) emissions. A highe r M-val ue generally indic ates that a device model has a lower RF e missions leve l, which may imp rove the likelihood that th e device will operate with certain heari ng aids. So me hearing a ids are m ore imm une than others are t o interference . Please con s ult y our hearing health profe ssional to determine the M rating of you r hearing a id and whether your he aring aid will work w ith this devic e. More informa tion on accessibility can be fou nd at w ww.n o k iaacc essib ili ty.co m . Hearin g a id compatibilit y testing on this dev ice was done w ith the ex te rnal anten na extended .
Car e a nd ma inte na nce 75 14. C are and maintena nce Your device is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treate d with care. The suggestions below w ill help you protect y our warranty cov erage . ⢠Keep the device dry. Precipitation, humidit y, an d all types of liquids or moisture ca n contain m inerals that w ill corrode electronic c ircuits. If your device does get wet, remove the battery, and allow the device to dry complet ely before re placing it. ⢠Do not use or store the device in dust y, d irty areas . Its movin g parts a nd electronic component s can be damaged. ⢠Do not stor e the dev ice in h ot areas. H igh temp eratu res can shorte n t he li fe of electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or me lt certain plastics. ⢠Do not store the device in cold areas . When the dev ice returns to it s normal temperature , moisture can form inside the device and damage electronic circuit boards. ⢠Do not attemp t to open the device other than as instruc ted in this guide. ⢠Do not drop, knock, or shake the devic e. R ou gh handling can bre ak internal circuit boards and fi ne mec hanics. ⢠Do not use harsh chemic als, cleaning s olvents, or strong dete rgents to c lean the dev ice. ⢠Do not paint the d e vice. Paint can clog the moving parts and prevent proper operation. ⢠Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenn a. U nauthorize d antennas, m odifications, or a ttachmen ts could damage the d evice and m ay violate regulations governing radio de vices. ⢠Use chargers indoo rs. ⢠A l w a y s c r e a t e a b a c k u p o f d a t a y o u w a n t t o k e e p , s u c h a s c o n t a c t s a n d calenda r notes, before sending you r device to a service facility. All of the above suggestions apply equally to your device, battery, charger, or an y e nhance ment. If an y device is no t working properly, tak e it to the neare st authorize d service facility for servic e.
Additional safety information 76 15. Addition al safety inform atio n Your de vice and its enhanceme nts may contain small parts. K eep them out of the reach of sma ll children. â Operating environment This devi ce m eets RF exposu re gui delin es wh en use d eit her i n the nor m a l use position against the ear or when positione d at least 2.2 ce ntimeters (7/8 inc hes) away from the body. When a carry ca s e, belt clip or hold e r is used for body-worn operation, it should not c ontain metal and should positio n the device the above-stated d is tan ce from your body. In order to transmit data files or mess ages, this device requires a good quality connection to the network. In some cases, t ransmission of data files or messages may be de la yed until s uch a connectio n is available. E nsure that th e separation distanc e instructions mentio ned in this paragraph are followed unt il the transm ission is c ompl e ted. â Medical devi ces Operation of any radio transmitting equ i pment, i ncluding wireless phon es, may interfere with th e functionality of inadequate ly protected medical devic es. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medica l de vice to determine if they are adequatel y shi elded from external RF energy o r if you have any questions. Switch off your de vice in health ca re facilities w hen any regulati ons posted in these are as instruct you to d o s o. Hospitals or health care facilities ma y be using equi pment that c ould be se nsiti ve to ex tern al RF ener gy. Pacemak ers Pacema ker manufactu rers recommend th at a minimu m separation of 15.3 centime te rs (6 inches) be maint a ined betw een a wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference w ith the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent w ith the independent research by a nd reco mmendations of Wireless Technology Research. Persons with pacemakers should do the following: ⢠Alwa ys ke ep the d evic e more th an 15.3 centimet ers (6 inch es) from the pacemak er ⢠Do not carry the device in a breast pocket
Additional safety information 77 ⢠Hold the device to the ear op pos ite the pace maker to minimize the poten tial for interferenc e. If yo u suspec t interfere nce, sw itch off your d evice, a nd move the dev ice away. Heari ng aids Som e digi tal wir eless dev ices may interfe re w ith som e hearin g aid s. If int erferen ce occurs , consult yo ur s ervi ce provider. â Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improp erly installed or inade quately shie lded electronic syst ems in moto r vehicl es su ch a s elect roni c fue l in jectio n syst ems, e lectron ic antis kid (an tilock) braking syst ems, ele ctroni c speed control sy stems, air bag systems . For more information, check with the man ufacturer or its represent ative of your vehicl e or any equipment that has been added. Only qu alified personne l should service the devic e, or install the devi ce in a vehicle. Faulty installation or service may be dangerous and may invalidate any warra nty that ma y apply t o the de vice. Chec k regularly th at all wirel ess devic e equipm ent in your vehicle is mo unted and operating properly. Do not store or carry flamma ble l iqu ids, ga ses, o r expl os ive mate rials in the s ame c ompart ment as the device, its parts, or enhancements. For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remembe r that air bags inflate with great force. Do not place objects, including installed or portable wireless equipmen t in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, seri ous injury cou ld result. Using your de vice while flying in aircraft is prohibited. Sw itch off your device before boarding the a ircraft. The use of w ireless teledevices in an aircraft may be dang erous to the operation of the ai rcraft, disrupt the wire less telephone network, and may be illegal. â P otentially explosive environments Switc h off y our device whe n in any area with a pote ntially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Poten tially explos ive atmosphe res include area s wher e yo u woul d norma ll y b e advi sed t o tur n o ff y our vehic le en gine . Sparks in s uch areas could c a use an explos ion or fire resulting in bodily inju ry or even death. Swit ch off the device at refuelling points su ch as n ear gas pumps at service s tations . Observe restrictions o n the use of radio equ ipment in fuel depots, storage, and distri bution areas; c hem ical plants; or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are
Additional safety information 78 often but n ot always clearly marked. They include below de ck on boats, chemical transfe r or stora ge fac ilities, ve hicles us ing liquefie d petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), and areas where th e air contai ns chem i cals or particles such as grain , dust, or metal pow ders. â Emergency calls Impo rta nt: Wireless phones, including this device , operate using radio signals, wireless ne tworks, landline ne tworks, and user-programmed funct ions. Beca use of this, conn ections in all conditions ca nnot be guarante ed. You should never rely s olely o n a n y wireless device for esse ntial commu nications li ke medica l eme rgencies. To make an e mergency call do th e following: 1. If the device is not on , switch it on . Che ck for adequa te signal stre ngth. 2. Press the end key as m any tim es a s need ed to clea r the d isplay and read y the device for calls. 3. E nte r t he official emergency num ber for your present location, and press the call key. Emergenc y numb ers vary by lo cation If certain feature a re in use , you may first need to tu rn those features off before you ca n make an e mergency ca ll. Consult thi s guide or your service provider for more inform ation. Whe n m aking an em ergency call, give all th e necessary informa tion as accurate ly as possible. Your wireless dev ice may be the only means of c om mu nicati on at the scene of an accident. Do not end the call unt il given permission to do so. â Certification information (SAR) THIS MOBILE DEVICE MEETS GUIDELI N ES F OR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES. Your mobi le device is a radio tr ansmitter and recei ver. It is design ed not to exceed the limi ts for exposure to radio wave s recommende d by internationa l g uidelines. These guidelin es were developed by the indepen dent scientific organization ICNIRP and include safety margin s designed t o assure th e protection of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure guide lines for mobile devices employ a unit of me a sureme nt known as the Specific Abs orption Rate or SAR. The SAR limit stated in the IC NIRP guidelines is 2.0 wa tts/ k ilogram (W/kg) averaged over 10 grams of tissue. Tests for SAR are conducte d using standard op erating position s with the devic e t ransmitting a t its highest certifie d power level in a ll tested frequenc y
Additional safety information 79 bands. The actual SAR level of an operating de vic e can be below the maximum value be cause the device is designed to use only the power required to reach the network. That amou nt changes dependin g on a num ber of fac tors such as how close you are to a network base station. The highest SAR value u nder the ICNIRP guideli nes for use of the device a t the ear is 0.84 W/kg. Use of device accessories and enh ancements may result in different SAR values. SAR values may vary dependin g on nation al reporting and testing require ments and the network band. Additional SA R information m ay be provided under product information at ww w.noki a.com . Your mobile device is also de signe d to meet the requirements for exposure to radio waves established by th e F ederal Commun ications Commission (USA) and Industry Canada. T hese requirements set a SAR limi t of 1.6 W /kg averaged ov er 1 gram of tissu e. The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product c ertification for use at the ear is 1.22 W/kg a n d when properly worn on the body is 0.78 W/kg. Informat ion about this device model can be found at http ://www. fcc. gov/oe t/fcc id by searching t he equipm ent authorizatio n system us ing FCC I D : QMN R M -41 . â T echnical information Type desig nati o n âÂÂRM-41 Dime nsions âÂÂ8.84 centi meters (3. 34 in ches) l ong; 4.55 centi meter s (1.7 9 inch es) wide ; and 2.44 cent imeters (0.96 inch ) deep Weig ht âÂÂ2.98 oz with out BL-6C 10 70 mAh Batt ery Vo lume âÂÂ8 6 cm 3 Wire less ne tworks âÂÂC DMA 800 a nd 1900 MHz Freque ncy ran g e (Tx) âÂÂAM PS: 824.04âÂÂ8 48.97 MH z, PCS: 1 851.25âÂÂ19 08.75 MHz, Cellular: 824. 70âÂÂ84 8.37 MHz Freque ncy ran g e (Rx) âÂÂAM PS: 869.04âÂÂ8 93.97 MHz, PCS: 1 931.25âÂÂ19 88.75 MHz, Cellular: 869. 70âÂÂ89 3.37 MHz â Battery infor mation This section provides inform ation about battery charging times with the Travel Charger (AC-4) and the Standard Travel Charger (AC-3), talk and standby times. Be awa re that the information in this section is subje ct to change. For more information , contact your network operator.
Additional safety information 80 Ch arge the bat ter y 1. Connect th e charg er to an ac wall outle t. 2. Connect th e plug from the c harger to the base of the phone. T he battery indicator bar starts scrolling. If Not charging is displayed, w ait for a while, discon nect the charge r, plug it in again, and retry. If charging still fa ils , contact y our dealer. 3. When the battery is fully charged, the ba r stops scrolling. Disconnect the charger from the phone and the ac outlet. The BL-6C battery provides up to 4 hou rs talk time, and up to 9 days of standby time. Operation times are estimates and may vary, depending on network condition s , charging, and device use. Check the batter y Warning: U s e only batteries, chargers, and enhancement s approved by Nokia for use with this particu lar m odel. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or warranty, and may be dangerous. Check the model numbe r of an y charger before use with this device. This device is int ended for use when supplied with power from an AC-3, AC-4, and DC-4 charger, and from AC-1, ACP-7, ACP-12, and LCH-12 charger when us ed with the c harger adap ter CA-44, wh ich is available at your Nokia dea ler or www. nokia usa. com . For availability of approved enhancements, please check with your dealer. The following charging time s are approx imate with th e BL-6C 10 70 mAh Li-Ion battery: Travel C harter (AC-4) : Up to 1 hour 35 m inutes St anda rd T rave l Cha rger (AC -3 ): U p to 3 ho urs 45 m inu tes Talk and standby ti mes Operation time s are e stimates only and depend on signal strength, pho ne use, netw ork conditio ns, features u s ed, battery age and condition (including cha rging habit s), temperature s to w hich the battery is exposed, and other factors. Talk time : up to 4 hours (digita l) Standby time: up to 9 day s
Index 81 Index NUMERICS 1-touc h dialing 38 A about you r device 5 acce ssibility 8 acce ssibility solution s 8 alarm snooze 60 alarm clock 60 antenna 14 an ykey an swe r 49 applica tion settings 54 applica tions 41 au tomate voic email 32 automa tic redi a l 49 auto-update of date and time 48 B back cover remove 15 replace 16 backlight time-out 47 backlight timeout 47 banner 47 batteries and chargers 72 battery auth entication 73 authent ication guide lines 73 chan ge 15 charg e 16 charg ing 16 information 72 remove 15 replace 16 talk and standby times 80 battery inform ation 79 business c ards 36 C ca lcu lato r 65 ca len dar 61 send notes 63 view notes 62 call forwardin g 58 canc el 59 call his tory 24 call list delete 25 call restric tions 57 call settings 48 ca ll s ummar y 50 ca ll t im es view 25 caller groups 37 ca lls ans w er 18 in-call options 19 make 17 view incom ing 24 vi ew m iss ed 24 view outgoing 25 care and maintenan ce 75 cha nge t ime 66 cha rge r 55 connec t 16 clo ck 47 color s chemes 47 confe rence calling 18 conta ct Nokia 7 con tac ts 34 caller group 37 delete 39 edit 35 names 34 sea rch 36 setting s 37 view 36 voic e tags 37
Inde x 82 co ntacts list add 34 sen d 36 countdow n timer 66 curren cy conv erter 65 cust ome r care 7 D date s etting 48 delete c all logs 25 dialing code s 32 dimensions 79 display language 50 distribution list 29 E eme rgency ca lls 78 while using wireles s Internet 70 with ke ypad locked 51 enhanc emen t set tings 54 charge r 55 handsfree 54 heads et 54 loopset 55 TTY/TDD 55 enha ncem ents 71 equa liz er 44 ESN 7 exp losive envir on men ts 77 F fact ory setting s 59 G games 40 H handsfree 54 head set 17 , 54 hearing aids 77 help 7 help t ext 12 , 51 I images 40 indicators and ic ons 10 internatio nal prefix 50 interrupt timer 66 K keygu ard 20 au tomatic 50 keypa d lo ck 20 unl ock 20 keys and p arts 9 L languages 50 locati on info shar ing 48 lock code 56 lock keypad 20 loopset 55 loudspe aker 19 M main display 46 medi a equal izer 44 medical devices 76 message s 26 delete 29 minibrowser messages 33 read 27 settings 30 voic e m e ssages 31 mini dis play 47 minibrowser messages 33 mode 58 My Acco unt 23 my nu mber sele ction 59 my nu mbers 39 My Stuff 40 applica tions 41 games 40 ima ges 40 them es 41 to nes 40
Index 83 N ne two rk f eat ure s ett ing 59 ne two rk m enu 58 ne two rk s erv ice s 5 , 58 no ca ller ID ring tone 50 not es 63 num ber sav e 34 O operating en vironmen t 76 organize functions 13 organizer 60 , 60â 64 P pace ma ker s 76 phone at a glan ce 9 phone details 53 phone labe l 7 phone lock 55 chan ge lock code 56 phone menus 11 phone set up 14 phone se ttings 50 power saver main display 47 mini dis play 47 predict ive text 21 activation 22 language 22 text en try 21 profiles 45 Q qu ick keys 10 R radio 42 restore factory settin gs 59 roaming opt ions 58 S safet y 4 exp losiv e envi ronmen ts 77 important s afety inform ation 76 vehicle s 77 SAR information 78 scr een sa ver 47 scrolling 11 secu rity 12 security feature 12 secu rit y settin gs 55 sending o ptions 30 ser vice automati c update 49 set time 47 setting up pho ne 14 settin gs 45 main display 46 profiles 45 th emes 46 tones 46 share d memory 6 shortcut 48 snooze 60 softke ys 10 speed dial 49 standard mode 21 standby mode idle mode 10 start screen 10 start-up tone 51 stopwatch 67 stopwatch options 68 T talk and stan dby times 80 tech nical informatio n 79 text ent ry 21 change case and mode 22 predictive text 21 st and ar d 21 standard mode 21
Inde x 84 text messa ges 26 folders 28 read 27 reply 27 temp lates 27 write a nd send 26 them es 41 , 46 time and date sett ings 47 timed profiles 45 timer 66 to-do lis t 63 to-do note add 64 view 64 tones 40 , 46 tools 60 touch tone s 51 TTY/TDD 55 Tunes 42 tune s equ ali zer 44 radio 42 turn ph one off 17 turn ph one on 17 type designation 79 U unlo ck keyp ad 20 updat e of service automatic 49 updat es 8 user guide u pdates 8 V vehic les 77 view dia led num bers 25 mis sed calls 24 rece ived ca lls 24 saved mess ages 28 to-do no te 64 voic e comman d playback chan ge 53 voic e comman ds 52 voic e dial 52 voic e me ssag es 31 voice privacy 57 voice recorder 43 voic e tags 37 volume 79 adjust 19 lo udspeake r 19 VXL 69 sign on 69 W wa llpa per 46 wei ght 79 wel come 7 wireles s Internet disconne ct 70 make an emerge ncy cal l 70 wir el ess ne twor ks 79