Nokia 6215i User Manual

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2 LEGAL INFORMAT ION PART NO. 9248917 , ISSUE NO. 2a Copyright ©2007 N okia. All rights reserved. Nokia, Nokia Connecting People, and t he Nokia Original Enhancements logos are tr ademarks or reg ist ere d tra dem ar ks of No kia Co rpor at ion . Oth er com pany and pro duc t n am es me n tio ned herein may be trademarks or t rade names of thei r respe c ti ve owners. US Patent No. 581 8437 and other pending patents. T9 text input soft wa re c opy right ©1 999-2007 Tegic Commun ications, Inc. All rights r eserved. cdma2000 is a r egistered certification mark of the Telecommuni c ations Indu stry Association. Includes RSA BSA F E cryptographic or security protocol software from RSA Se cur ity . The information cont ained in this user guide was written for the Nokia 6215i produc ts. 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 CONTE NTS OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE P ROVIDED “AS I S.” EXCEPT AS REQU IRED BY APP LICA BLE LAW , NO W ARRAN TIES O F ANY 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 W ITHDR AW IT AT A NY TIME WITHOU T PRIOR N OTICE. 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. Copyright protections may prevent some images, ringtones, and other content from being copied, modified, transferred, or for warded. 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 s uch interf erence cannot be eliminated. If you require assistance, c ontact your local service facility. This device complie s with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following tw o conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmfu l interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference receiv ed, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Nokia could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
Contents 3 Contents For your safety ........................... ....................................... ................... 4 Welcome ................. ........................................ ...................................... 6 1. Phone at a g lance .................................... ...................................... 8 2. Set up your pho ne ............... ....................................... ................. 12 3. Text ent ry ......... ........................................ .................................... 18 4. Get It Now ....... ........................................ .................................... 20 5. Messaging ............................ ....................................... ................. 24 6. Contacts ............................... ....................................... ................. 32 7. Recent call s .......................... ....................................... ................. 38 8. Setting s and tools ................................... .................................... 39 9. Enhancements...................... ....................................... ................. 49 10. Refe r ence inf ormation ............................ .................................... 50 Care and main tenance ............... ....................................... ................. 51 Additional safety information .. ....................................... ................. 52 Index ....................... ........................................ .................................... 57
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 SAFELY Do no t switch the dev ice on when wireles s phone use is pro hibited or when it may cause interference or da nger. RO AD SAF ET Y C OM E S F IRS T Obey all local laws. Always keep yo u r h ands free to operate the vehicle while drivi ng. Your f irs t consid erati on while drivi ng s hould be roa d saf ety. INTERFER ENCE Do no t switch the dev ice on when wireles s phone use is pro hibited or when it may cause interference or da nger. SWITCH OFF IN HOSPI T ALS Fol lo w an y re str icti ons . Swi tch the de vice off nea r m edi cal e qui pm ent. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restric tions. Wireless devic es can cause interfere nce in aircraft. SWITCH OFF WH EN REFUELING Don't use the devi ce at a refueli ng point. Don't us e near fuel or chemicals. SWITCH OFF NEAR BLAS TING Fol low any re str ict ion s. Don 't us e th e de vic e w her e bl as ti ng is in progress. USE SENSIBLY Use only in the normal position as ex plained i n the product docume ntation. Do n't touch the a nte nna unnec essari ly. QUALIFIED SERVICE Only qualified perso nnel may insta ll or repair this product. ENHANCEMENTS A ND BATTERI ES Use only approved enh a nce ments and batteries. Do not connect incomp atible products. WATE R-RESISTANCE Your phon e is not water-re sistant. Keep it dry.
For your safety 5 BACK-U P COPIES Remember to make back -up copie s or keep a written record of all important in formation. CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES When conne cting to any other de vice, read its user guide for detailed safety instru ctions. Do not con nect incompatibl e products. EMERGENCY C A LLS Ensure the device is switched on and in service. Press the end key as many tim es as needed to cle ar the display a nd retu rn to the main scr een . Ent e r the emer ge ncy numb er, the n pr ess the send ke y. Give your location. Do not e nd the call until given permission to do so. ■ About y our phone The wireless phone described in this guide is approved for use on the following Ve r izon ne tworks: C DMA 800 an d 1900 M Hz and CDMA2 000 1xRTT. Co ntact Verizon for more information about netw orks. When using th e features in this phone, obe y all la ws and respect privacy and the legitim ate rights of others. Warn ing : To use any features in th is phone, the phone mu st be switched on. Do not switch the phon e on when wireless phone use may cause interferenc e or danger. ■ Networ k services To use the phone you must have service from a wireless service provider. Many of the featu res in this pho ne depend on featur es in the wireless net work to fu nction. These network services ma y not be available on all networks or you m ay have to make specific arrangem ents with your service prov ider before you can u tilize them . Your s ervice provider may need to give you additio nal instructions for their use a nd explain what ch arges will apply . Some netwo rks may have limitations tha t affect ho w you can u se network services . For insta nce, some networks ma y not support all language -dependent characters and services. Your service provide r may have requ ested that certain features be disabled or not activa ted in your phon e. If so, they w ill not appear on yo ur phone m enu. Your phon e ma y also have been specially c onfigured. This configura tion may in clude cha nges in men u names, menu order, and icons. Con tact Verizon for more information. Thi s phone supp orts W AP 2.0 pr otocol s (HT TP and SSL) that ru n on TCP/IP proto cols. Some feature s of this phone, such as Get It Now and e-mail messaging, require network support for these technologie s.
Welcome 6 We lc o m e Cong ratula tions on you r purch ase of this No kia mobil e phone. Your ph one provid es many funct ions that are p ra ctical for dai ly us e, su ch as a ha nds-f ree s peak er pho ne, alarm clock, calculator, calendar, camera, image and data downloads, and more. To personalize your phone you can set your favorite ringtone s. ■ Getting help If you need help, the Nokia Care Cont act Center is availabl e for as sistance . Before calling, we recom mend that you write down the electronic serial number (ESN) and your zip code (onl y in the US) and have it available. Fin d yo ur de vice la bel The ESN is found on the type label, whic h is located beneath the battery on th e bac k of the phon e. S ee " Remov e th e bac k co ver," p. 13. 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 information visi t the Web site at www.noki aacce ssibi lity.c om . Noki a supp ort an d contact i nforma tion Chec k w ww.nok iausa.c om/suppo rt or your local N okia Web site for th e latest version of this guide, additional info rmation, downloads, an d services r elated to your Nokia product. On the We b si te, you can get inform ation on the use of Nokia p roducts and serv ices. If you nee d to con tact cust omer se rvice, che ck the list of local Nokia Care C ontact Ce nters at ww w.nokia.c om/cu stomerse rvice . For m ainte nanc e ser vices, chec k you r near est Nokia Ca re Cont act C enter locat ion at www. noki a. com /rep ai r .
Welcome 7 Billi ng and customer service To reach V erizon’s billing and customer servi ce support, dial 1-800-2 56-4646. ■ Get the most out of this guide The follo win g sectio ns il lustr ate t he va rious c ompo nen ts of you r phon e. Fam iliar ize your self wit h th ese secti ons to help yo u under stan d the in struct ions t hat f ollow. This guide use s certain terms for the steps that you are asked to perform. • Pres s m ean s to p re ss and r eleas e a key qui ckl y. For exam pl e, p ress 7 means press the key on the keypa d that is labeled with the number 7 and pqrs. • Pres s and hol d means to press and hold a key for 2 –3 seconds; then re lease the ke y. • Sel ection keys and the ce nter selection k ey are us ed to select a menu option. To select an option, press the select ion key bel ow the menu item on the phone screen, or press the center selection key for the OK or se lect option s, if shown. • The scroll ke y is used to move up, dow n, left, or right in the menus . • Send and e nd keys: Press the send key to place a call or to answer an in coming call. Press the end key to end a call or press and hold to return to the start screen.
Phone at a gla nce 8 1. Phon e at a glanc e Ea rpiec e (1 ) Main dis play (2) Cen ter selection ke y (3) Right se lection key ( 4) Camer a ke y (5) End/power key (6) Keyp ad (7) Microphone (8 ) Clea r (C LR) k ey ( 9) Send ke y (10) Speaker phone key (11) Left sele ction key (12) Scr ol l ke y (1 3) Head set ja ck (1) Volume keys (2) Camer a ke y (3) Charger p ort (4) Speaker phone (5) Charge /activity LE D (6) Externa l display (7) Camera flas h (8) Came ra lens (9)
Pho ne at a g lanc e 9 ■ The standby mode The start screen is home base and indica tes y our phone is in the standby mode. Batte ry level (1)—Four ba rs indica te a fully charged batt ery. Locat ion (2 )—L ocatio n in formati on sharing m ode. Contacts (3)— Pr ess t he rig ht se lecti on key to selec t this option. Message (4)— Press the left sele ction ke y to selec t this option. Menu (5)—Pr ess th e cent er selectio n key to selec t this option. Signal strengt h ( 6)—The strength of the si gnal received by the phone is indicated by t he nu mb er of b ars dis pla ye d. (S ig nal str eng th not show n in st anda lon e mod e. ) ■ Indicators and icons Dependin g on your pho ne se ttings and modes, some or all of the following indicators and icons may appear in the st a ndby mode. See "Phon e information," p. 48, for instruction s on how to disp lay the comp lete Icon Glo ssary . Signal strength i ndicator. You are in a 1XRTT ne twork. See "Network services," p. 5. Signal strength indicator. You are in a digital network . See "Network services," p. 5. No s ervice indica tor: the phone i s not in servic e. Batte ry strength indi cator. Call stat e indicator: a call is in progress . No icon indicates the phone is in the standby m ode. Dormant mode : the phone is in a dormant state during a data call . Your connect ion is still active . You are roaming outs ide your home ne twork. SSL security feature is on. TTY is enab led. Message Contacts MENU 1 5 2 4 3 6 X 1
Phone at a gla nce 10 ■ Phone menus Phone feature s are grouped according to function and are access ed through the main menus ( Ge t I t No w , Messaging , Cont act s , Recen t Calls , and Settings & Tools ). Each main m enu contai ns submen us an d li st s from w hich you c a n se lect or view items and customize your ph one features. To acc ess these submenus, ente r the numbe r associ a t ed with the option. You ma y also use the s croll method. The le ft, right, and c enter s election ke ys are a lso call ed soft keys . The fun ction associated with the select ion keys can change for eac h phone menu and depends on ea ch select ed feat ure. Some feature s may not be available, depending on your network. Contact Verizon for more inform a tion. Locat ion information sharing is se t to E9 1 1 O nl y . See ”Security” on page 44 . Locat ion information sharing is se t to Locatio n On . See ”Security” on page 44 . Voice priva cy is activated. Sounds are set to off. Alarm only is on . Alarm is set to on. Standalone mod e is on. Speaker phone is set to on. Vibrate mode is set to on. A data call is in prog ress . A schedule entry is set. Ther e ar e ne w voi ce ma ils . Ther e ar e ne w mess ages in yo ur i nbo x. Yo u hav e mis s ed cal ls .
Pho ne at a g lanc e 11 ■ Scroll method 1. In the standby mode, use the left and right selection keys to sele ct Mes sage or Con ta cts . T o ac cess the ma in menus , select Menu with the ce nter selec tion key, then sc roll left or right. To provide a visual representation of your current position in th e menu structure, a scroll bar may be displayed on the right side of the screen. 2. Press the clear key ( CLR) to return to th e previous s creen except whe n in a voice call, cre ating a TXT mess age, or in a wireless or Get It N o w application. 3. Press the end key to return to the standby mode from any m enu or submenu. ■ Scroll key You ca n use the scro ll key to move up, down , left, and right thro ugh the m enu o ptions. Pre ss the ce nter s election key to select a n item. Dependin g on how you configure your phone, some or all of the followin g menu shortc uts may be av ailable in the standby mode us ing the scroll key. See "Shortcut key," p. 43. Up —Launch browser. Right —View Ge t I t No w me nu. Down —Go to cal end ar . Left — Get PIX . Press OK —Sele ct highlighted me nus and submenus .
Set up your phone 12 2. Set up yo ur phone ■ Antenna Your phone has both an inte rnal and exter nal ante nna . The w irele ss signal an tenna is extern al and located toward the top of the phone. To improv e the signal strength on your phone, extend the ex ternal ant enna as far as possible while in use. An inte rnal GPS an tenna is ac tivated wh en you plac e an emerg enc y call or when yo u sel ect Location On from the Loc ation me nu . See "Security," p. 44. Hold the phone as you would any other teleph one with the antenna area pointed up and ove r your shoulder. As with a ny oth er radio transmitt ing devic e, do not tou ch the ante nna unne cessarily whe n the phone is s witched on. Contac t with the a ntenna affects call q uality and may cause the phone to op erate a t a hig her po wer le vel than otherwis e need ed. Not touching the antenna are a duri ng a phon e call opt imizes the antenna p erformance and ba ttery l ife. ■ Replace the bat tery The battery is built int o the back cover of your phone . Not e : Always sw itch the device off, and disconnect th e charger before remov ing the batte ry.
Se t up y our p hon e 13 Remo ve the back cover 1. With the back of the phone fac ing you, sli de th e re leas e button up (1 ). 2. Lift the back cove r from the dev ice (2 ). Replac e the back cover 1. Set the back cover on the phone so that the metal tabs on the ba ttery align with the tabs in the devi ce. 2. Lower the base of the back cover onto the phone (1) and press the top down (2) until it snaps secure ly in place. Import ant: Do not remo ve the front cover of this phone . Attem pts to remove the front cover may damag e the phone. If your phone requires service, contact the Nokia C are Contac t Center. Char ge the ba ttery 1. Plug t he AC-1005U charger tran sformer into a standard ac outlet. 2. Open th e charger s lot cover at the bottom end of the phone (1).
Set up your phone 14 3. Insert the charger output plug into th e charger slot (2). The charge LED on the front cov er of your phone will glow red until charging is complete. The charge time varies depending on the batte ry level. The maximum charge time for a fully discharged, standard battery is a ppr ox i ma tel y 2 hou r s, 50 minu t es . ■ T urn your phone on or off To turn your phone on or off, press a nd hold the end/power key for at least 3 seconds. ■ Connect the h eadset You can conne ct a compat ible hea dset with a st andard 2.5-mm p lug into your phone to allow hands-fre e operation. Warn ing : Whe n you use t he headse t, yo ur ability to he ar outside sou nds may be affec ted . D o n ot u se t he h eads et w her e i t ca n en dang er you r saf et y. 1. Open the hea dset connec tor port. 2. Plug the head s et con nector into th e 2.5-mm he adset jack on the side of your phone .
Se t up y our p hon e 15 3. Position th e headse t on your ear. With the headse t connected , you can ma ke, an swer, and en d calls as usua l. • U se the keypa d to enter numbe rs. • Press the se nd key to place a call . See "P hone at a gl ance," p. 8. • P ress th e end key to end a call. ■ Make a call To ma ke a call, make sure th e phon e is turned o n. Ente r the n umber you want to call, and press the send key . See "Contacts," p. 32, to use the contacts m enu and to ente r contact nu mbers. This is a ne twork featu re. Use the key pad Enter the phon e number (including the area code if necessary), and press the se nd key. To dele te a cha racter to t he left of the cursor, pre ss the cl ear (C LR) key . Press the end key to end the call. This is a network feature. Recentl y d ialed number s Press the send key once to display th e l atest numbers d ialed, recei ved, or missed. Pre ss th e sen d key aga in to d ial the l as t number yo u dia led , or hi gh lig ht t he num ber (or na me) you wi sh to re di al, a nd pres s the sen d key. This is a netw ork fe atur e. Speak er ph one To use the speaker phone when in a call, press (speaker phone key). To turn the speaker phone off, press again. This is a network feature. Warnin g: Do not h old th e pho ne near you r ear when th e spe aker pho ne is in u se , be ca us e th e vo lume may be ex tre mel y l oud. Headse t cal ls To answer a call when the headset is connected, press the sen d key on your phone, or i f in clu ded, pr ess t he se nd key on th e he adset en hanc emen t. I f in clu ded, use the v olume key on y our headse t to adjust call volu me. Call a speed dial n umber To dial a single-digit speed dial number (2 –9), press and hold the numbe r of the assigned key. To dial a two-digit speed dial number (10–2 2), use a short press on the first numbe r, and press and hold the second num ber. Se e "Speed Dials," p. 36.
Set up your phone 16 Speed dial numbe rs 97 , 98 , an d 99 are pre-set numbers for Ve rizon Customer Serv ice, and a re f ree c all s. T hese thre e sp eed d ial s are: • 97 —# BA L : the billing balanc e is displayed or sent in a text me ssage. • 98 —# MI N : the mi nutes used are displayed or sent in a text message. • 99 —#PM T: pay a bill with a one-tim e payment or other payment optio ns. ■ Answer calls The following option s are available to man age incoming c a lls. This is a netw ork feature . Answer or sil enc e an inco min g call • To an swer a call, open the flip; if the flip is already open, press the send key. • To sile nce an incomin g call, select Quie t or press the en d key. • To forwa rd an incoming call to voice mail, select Ignore . • To end a call, press the end key twice. Adjust the earpiece vo lume The volume keys are locate d on the left side of your phone. To adjust the volume whe n in a call, p ress the volume u p key or volume down ke y. When y ou adjust the volume , a bar chart is displ ayed to indicate volume leve l. Caller ID To display the nam e of the person callin g you, the calle r’s ident ity must be stored in the c ontact list. If the caller is not in the conta ct list, only the phone nu mbe r i s displaye d, or the incom ing caller numbe r may be show n as REST RICTED or UNAVAILABLE . T he date a nd time w hen the incoming call a rrives is a lways displa yed. Picture ID You can assign a picture to disp lay with in coming ca lls from con tacts. See "Assign picture ID," p. 33. Silen t mode To turn sounds off, press the volume down key unt il All Sounds Of f is displayed, or press the end key. To turn sounds back on, press the vol ume up key until the desired level is reached.
Se t up y our p hon e 17 Vibrate mode To t urn vibrate only m ode on f o r your phon e and sile nce all other sounds, press the v olume do wn key to reduce the volum e until Vib rat e Onl y is displayed . To quickly turn vibrate mode on or off, press and hold the # key. To turn the vibrate mode on with the rington e, s elect Menu > Settings & T ools > Sounds Settings > Call So unds > Call Vibrate > On > OK . Othe r op tion s duri ng a call Whe n you are in a call, sel ect Option s to access the fo llowing options: Send TXT Ms g —Send or retrieve mess ages. Contacts —Sea rch your co ntact list. Recent Calls —Check recent ca lls. V oice Privac y —Protect the privacy of your current ph one conversation from oth er callers placing phone calls on your same netw ork. Contact Verizon for the avail ability of Voice Priva cy in your area. Mute function Whe n in a call, selec t Mut e to prevent the other party from hearing your voice, but allow yo u to hear the oth er party. Select Unmute to turn off this feature.
Text entry 18 3. T ex t entry Your phone offers four methods for entering tex t and numbers: Abc , ABC or abc (sentence case, uppercase, and lowercase), Wo rd (sentence case, uppercase, and lowercase), 123 , an d Symbols . Th e following rules apply wh en entering text: • Press CLR to bac kspac e the cursor an d delet e a char acter. • Press and hold CLR to ba ckspa ce continu ously and dele te up to the last spa ce. • Press # to enter a sp ace, the reby acce pting a com pleted wo rd, when in th e subject or text area of a message or entering a contact or group name. • Pr ess 1 to enter the sy mbol mode when i n the subje ct or text area of a message. • Pr ess * to switch between sentence case (the first letter of entries or sentences is capitalized and th e following letters are lower case), up percase and lowerca se in abc or wo rd mo des when in the text ar e a of a message, o r entering a contact or group name. • The entry mode selec tion key (usually the left selection key) displays the currently selected entry mode ( Abc , Wor d , 123 , or Symbols ). ■ Abc (multi-tap) mode In the abc (or mu lti-tap) mode, to ente r a lette r, repeatedly press a key until the lette r you w ant appears . Activate abc mod e Pre ss the en try mode sele ction ke y, and se lect Abc for sentence c a se or ABC for upperc ase. Pr ess * to swit ch amo ng sentence ca se, uppe rcase, and lower case ( ab c ). Abc mode text en try Press a key once to insert the first lette r on the key , twice for the secon d letter, and so on. If you pause briefly, the last letter in the display is accepted, and your pho ne aw aits th e nex t entry. ■ W ord mode Word mode is a predictive method of te x t entry usi ng your keypad and the bu ilt- in dictionary t o quick ly recognize the most commonly used word for a specific key s equen ce. Word mo de is much fa ster tha n the abc me thod beca use you o nly press the corresponding key on your keypad onc e for ea ch le tter.
Text entry 19 Activate wo rd mode To activat e word mode at any text en try scr een, press t he entry m ode select ion key, the n s el ect Wor d . Press * to switch among sentence case, uppercase ( WO RD ), and lowe rcase ( wo rd ). Word m ode t ext en try The ill ustration b elow simulate s your dis play each time a key is pressed in word mode. For example, to write "Verizon " w ith wo r d mode on and the English diction a ry se lected , pr ess ea ch of t he follo wing key s once: 8 3 7 4 9 6 6 • If a displayed word is not correct, press 0 to view other word option s. • If your word does not appear, delete your entry, and press the entry mode sele ction key to chan ge the mod e to Abc . Reenter your w ord using the multi-tap mode . ■ 123 (number) mode To enter a numb er in abc or word mode , press and hold the desired num ber key. To switch to 123 m ode from any other mode, press the entry mode s election key, and select 123 . ■ Symbols mode To in sert special chara cters in to you r messag e, p ress th e entry mode selec tion key, a nd s elec t Symbols . D epending on whic h screen you are viewing, this may b e either the left or right selection key. To scroll through th e list of symbols in abc mode, press 1 repeatedly.
Get It Now 20 4. Get I t Now Get It Now all ows you to do wnloa d ring tones, news, info rma tion, a nd games. You can also find in formation such as the location of r estaurants or ATMs. With Get I t No w you can person aliz e your phone to yo ur o wn li festyle and tastes . This is a network featur e. Down load charges fo r Get It Now appl ications vary and airtime charg es apply when browsing, downloading and using ce rtain applications . Get It Now can be used anywh ere on the Ve rizon Wireles s network, as long as your phone has a d igital signal available. Most applic ations do not use a n etwork conne ction while in u s e. Visit v er izonwireless.com/getitnow for a dd ition al i nfo rma tio n on G et I t No w se rvi ces. Your pho ne must be s witched on to us e Ge t It Now . Do not swit ch the phone on when wireless phon e u se is prohibit ed or when it may cause interf erence or danger. This feature shares memo ry s pace with oth er features. ■ Get TUNES & T ONES You ca n personalize your phone with sounds and ringt ones using Get Tunes & Tone s. A larg e variet y of music st yles are av ailabl e, such as curr ent hit s, pop , and hip-ho p. This is a netw ork feature. Select Me nu > Get It Now > Get Tunes & Tones and one of the following options: Get N ew Ring tones —S ele ct Get New App to do wnloa d n ew ri ngt one app lica tio ns or use one of the applications to download ringto nes from the Internet. A download can be set as a Rin gtone , a Contact ID for a particular contact, or as an Alert Tone for calendar entrie s . New rington es a re s tore d in the My Ringtones folder. Subscription and purc hase pricing are available. My Ri ngto nes —Select Ge t N ew Ap p. > Get New App to downlo ad a ne w ringto ne or use o ne of the tones stored in this folder . To apply a ringtone , highlight th e tone, and sele ct Set A s > Ring tone , Con tact I D , or Alert Tone . Sel ect PLA Y to preview the highlight ed ringtone. Selec t Opt io ns > Erase to delete the highlight ed ringtone or Opt ion s > Rin gto ne Info to v iew file i nformation abou t the highlighte d ringtone. My Sou nds —Sele ct Record Ne w t o r e c o r d s o u n d s s u c h a s m u s i c o r s p o k e n w o r d s or prerecorded sounds such as H appy Birthday and crowd roar. Recorded sounds can be played back later or can be sent in a PIX message. Select Play to prev iew the high lighted s ound. Select Opti on s > Erase to delete the highl ighted sound or Opt io ns > Sound Info to view file information about the highlighted soun d.
Get It Now 21 ■ Get PIX Get PIX allows you to view , take, and send your digital pictures right from your wireless phone . This is a network feature . You can tak e photos with the buil t-in 310-k pixel came ra and flash. The came ra produces photos in JPEG format. After you take a pic ture, yo u can attach it to a PIX mess age, or set it as wallpaper, or picture ID for a contact. When you attach a p i cture to an entry in your list of contacts, the pi ctu re i s d ispl ay ed w hen the con ta ct cal ls you . P ict ur es ca n be st ored in th e My PIX folder or uploade d to PIX Place . See " PIX messaging," p. 24. Your phon e supports image capture resolution from 16 0x120 to 640x 480 pixels. If there is not en ough mem ory to take a new photo, de lete old photos in the My PIX folder. Take a pict ure To turn on th e built-in camera, press the camera key on th e key p a d or the side of the phone , or s elect Menu > Ge t It No w > Get P IX > Tak e PI X . Select TA KE to take a picture or Opt io ns t o a d j u s t p i c t u r e Resolution , Self Timer , Flash , Bri gh tne ss , White Balance , Shutt er Sound , Color Effects , Capture Mode , or Sub Display . Af ter tak ing a pi cture, you can sa ve it to My PIX , send it in a PIX message, upload it to PIX Place , or erase it. To zoom i n on a picture , pres s the ri ght scro ll key . To zoom out, pr ess the lef t scro ll key. Warning: Keep a safe distance when using the f lash. Do not use on people or animals at clo se range. Do not cover th e flash while tak ing a p icture . Othe r o ption s The following Get PIX options allow you to downlo ad and manage your pictures. Get N e w PI X —Sel ect Ge t New Ap p to download PIX applications, or use one of the applications to dow nload images from th e Internet. Subscription and purc hase pricing are av ailable. My PIX —Select pict ures from yo ur My PIX gallery t o send, u pload, lock, erase, modify, get info on, or view. To use a picture, select Op ti ons > Set As > Wallpa per > Main Sc reen or Front Screen . To prote ct or unprotect image files from Er ase and Er as e A ll function s, select Op ti ons > Lock or Un lock . PIX Place —Access t he on line p ict ure album t o upload pictu re s. F or more information , please visit ww w.veriz onw ireless .com/g etitnow /pixm essagin g .
Get It Now 22 ■ Fun and games To open games from the games gallery or download a new game, select Menu > Get I t No w > Get Fun & Gam es > Get Ne w App an d a ga me opt ion. S elec t the game you want and a payment option, and downl oad the title. You can start using the appli cation as soo n as the downloa d is comp lete. Su bscript ion and pur chase prici ng are availabl e. This is a netw ork feat ure. ■ News and info To connect to the Int ernet and browse f or the l atest news, stock quotes, m o vie listings, and more, sele ct Menu > Get It Now > Ge t News & Info . This is a ne twork feature . ■ Get going To browse the Int ernet for everything you ne ed to know while on the go, such as th e locat ion of a res taurant or th e neares t ATM, se lect Menu > Get It N o w > Get Goin g > Get Ne w App . This is a netwo rk feature. ■ Get extr as To access the Interne t for additional Ve rizon dow nloads and applications, select Menu > Get It No w > Get Extr as > Get New A pp . Subsc riptio n and pu rchase pricin g are availabl e. This is a netw ork feat ure. ■ Incoming c alls Wh ile downlo adi ng an appli ca tion, call s are aut omat icall y se nt t o you r vo ice m ail, if available . If you do not have voice m a il, downloading is not interrupted by an incomin g call, and the c a ller rec eives a busy signal. When using an application, an incoming call automatica lly interrupts the application and allow s you to answer the call. When you co mplete your call, you can resum e using th e application. Make an em ergen cy call while onlin e You can end your data con nection and make an emergency call. 1. To cl ose your connection, press the end key. Press the end key as many times as needed to clea r the display and ready the phone for calls. 2. E nter the emer ge ncy num ber f or y ou r pr esen t l ocati on . Eme rgen cy n umber s vary by location. 3. Press the se nd key.
Get It Now 23 ■ Security and functionality Your ph one supports a digital rights mana gement system to protect conten t that you have ac quired. C ontent such as ringto nes may be protected an d associated w ith cert ai n u sage ru les. Us a ge rules are defined in th e conten t activa tion key that can be de livere d with the conte nt or delivered separately. You may be able to update the activ a tion key. Always c heck the d eliv ery term s of any co nte nt a nd act ivat ion key be fore acq uiring them , as the y may be subjec t to a fee. Copyright protecti ons ma y pre vent som e images, music (including rington es) , and other content from being copied, modified, transferred, or forwarded. Mobi le Web 2.0 is a digital netw ork service that is not available everyw here. Mobile Web text messages and alerts fees apply to sent and received messages. Airtime charges apply. See "Network services," p. 5. Your phon e may have some bookm arks loaded for sites not affiliated with Nokia. Nokia does not warrant or endorse these site s. If you choose to access them, you must take the sa me security o r cont ent precaut ions as yo u would wit h any Inter net sit e. The sec urit y icon ( ) does not i ndic ate that the da ta tra nsmis sion b etween the gatewa y and the con te nt se rver ( or place where th e requested resource is stored) is secu re. Verizon s ecures the da ta transmis sion betwee n the gatewa y and the conte nt server. Import ant: Use only services that you tr ust and that offer adequate security and prote ction against harmful softw are. ■ Cache A ca ch e is a m emo ry loca ti on tha t is u se d to st ore d at a temp ora r ily . If you have tried to access or have access ed confidential inform a tion req uiring passwords, empt y the ca che afte r each use . The info r m ation or s ervices yo u have acce ssed are store d in th e cac he. To em pty th e cac he whi le br owsin g the I nterne t, se lect Menu > Manage Memory > Cl ear C ach e > Cle ar > Ye s .
Messaging 24 5. Messaging If you ha ve subscribed to a message ne t work se rvice, yo u can send and rec eive messages to and from com patible phones that also subscribe to a messag e service. You can a lso send and receive m ultimedia mes sages and e-mail. M essaging features are ne twork servic es. Impo r ta nt: Exercise cauti on opening messages. Messages may contain maliciou s software or otherwise be harmful to your ph one or PC. Not e : When sending messages, y our phone may display MESSA GE SENT . T h i s i s a n i n d i c a t i o n t h a t t h e m e s s a g e h a s b e e n s e n t b y y o u r p h o n e t o t h e message center nu mber programmed into your phone. This is not an indicatio n that t he message has been received at the int ended dest ination. For me ssages that fail, the network will create a ne w error message, exp laining why the m essage was not delive red. Contact Ve rizon for more details about messaging services. ■ TXT messa gin g When comp osing TXT messages (SM S) or enhanced messages (EMS, m essages that can contain graphics, sounds or formatted text), the number of characters used (out of a maximum per me s sage) appears in the top left corner of the message scr een. Segm ents a r e creat ed when the m ess age l ength e xcee ds th e maxi mu m allowed number of characters. The numbe r of segments used (out of a maximum of 7) appears in the top right corn er of the m essage scr een. No addit ional t ext can be entered when all segments and ch arac ters h av e been used . S egmen ts a re delivere d as indi vidual mes sages. The use of spe cial charac ters takes u p more space than standard ch aracters. E-mail addres ses are counted as charact ers. EMS mes sages cannot be sent to e-mail a ddresses. For inf orm ati on o n en ter ing te xt i nt o mess ages, se e "T ex t en try, " p . 1 8. ■ PIX messaging PIX me s sag es are multim edia (MMS) mes s ages that co ntain text, sound file s, or image files. Your phone supports PIX messages that are up to 125 KB. If the max imu m siz e is exce eded , your p hon e may no t be able to rec eive th e mes sage . Depe nding upon your n etwork service s, you may rec eive a mes sage that include s an Internet address where you can go to view the PIX messages.
Messaging 25 Image s a re sca led t o f it the d is pla y area of the phone. Your ph one has a PIX m ess age viewer for playing message s . Incoming m e ssages reside in the inbox until you dele te or sa ve them . Once you save the PIX m essage , you ca n use the image as wallpaper or use the sound as a ringtone. See "Get PIX," p. 21. Only compatible devices that offer picture mess age features can receive and display PIX messages. The a ppearance of PIX messages may vary depending on the receiving de vice. Copyright prote ctions may prevent some im ages, ringtones, and othe r content from being copied, modi fie d, transferred, or forwarded. PIX messaging supports the following form ats: • Pic ture: JPEG , GIF, an imated GIF, BMP, WBMP, an d PNG • Sound: MIDI, SP-MIDI, QCELP-13 K, a nd EVRC If a received message c ontains unsupport ed ele ments, thes e elements may be replaced w ith an ale rt such a s File format not supported . You ca n receive multim edia mes sage notificati on, but cannot receive multimed ia mess ages if you have a call in progress or other applic ations running or you are in an ac tive browsing sess ion. Because deliv ery of multimedia me ssages can fail for a varie ty of reasons, do not rely solely u pon them for essen tial commun ications. Import ant: Exerci se cautio n when openin g messag es. Multime dia message objects may contain maliciou s software or otherwise be harmful t o your phone. ■ New message s To compose a new message, select Message > New Msg > TXT Msg or PI X Msg . TXT messag e To write a nd send a TXT message, do the following : 1. Select a recipient. To add an existing number or address, select Ad d > From Contacts , Groups , o r Rece nt Calls , highlight the recipient, and select MARK > Done . You ma y also use the key pad to manually enter a phone num ber or e-mail address in the To: field. S cro ll dow n to t he ne xt av ailab le add res s fiel d to en ter each recipient. The default entry mode for th e To: field is 1 23 (number) . To switch to mu lti-tap mode for e-mail addres s entry, select 123 > Abc or ABC . Se e "T ext e n try ," p . 18. To add a manua l entry to yo ur contact lis t, select Ad d > To Co nt ac t s . See "Cr eate new contacts ," p. 32.
Messaging 26 2. To ope n th e text ent ry fiel d, se lec t OK . 3. Com pose a mess age us in g the k eypa d. Se e "T ext en try," p . 18. 4. To send the messag e, select SEND . 5. To save th e message as a draft, pre ss the end key , and sel ect Ye s > OK . Your mess age is saved in th e Drafts folder. TXT message o ptions To customize a new TXT mess a ge, selec t Options when t he cur so r is i n t he t ext entry field, and select one of the following options: Save As Draft —S ave y our m essa ge in to the Drafts folder. Add G raphic — Include a graphic icon in your message. EMS messages cannot be sent to e -mail addresses. Add Sound —Include a sound in your message. EMS messages c annot be sent to e-mail addresse s. Add Quick T ext —Ins ert text from the Qui ck Te xt gallery in to your document. See the Q uick Text option under "All m essage settin gs," p. 29. Priority Level — To set the priority level, select Norm al or High . Canc el Msg — Close out of the message wi thout sendin g, if a rec ipient is entered in the To : fi eld. Select Ye s > OK to sav e the messa ge in the Drafts folder. PIX me ssage To compose and send a PIX message, do the following: 1. Select a recipient. To add an existing numb er or address, sel e ct Ad d > Contacts , Group s , or Recent Calls , hig hlight the recipient, a nd select MARK > Don e . To uplo ad an im ag e to the onli ne pic ture albu m, sele ct Add > To PIX Plac e > OK . You may also use the keypad to manually enter a phone number or e-mail address in t he ad dre ss ar ea. U se a space t o s epara te each r ecip ient . Th e de faul t en try mode for the To : field is 123 (numb er). To sw itch to multi-tap m ode for e- mail add res s en try , sel ect 123 > Abc or ABC . See "Text entry ," p . 18. To add a manual en try to your contact li st, se lect Add > To C o nta c ts . See "Crea te new cont acts ," p. 32. 2. Select OK or scroll down to open the text entry field. 3. Enter t ext into th e Text: field of the PIX mess age using the keypa d. See " Te x t en tr y ," p. 1 8. When composing PIX messages , the number of char acters used (o ut of a ma ximum of 1000 per messag e) appears i n the top left corner of the message screen. No addi ti ona l text can be entered when a ll characters have been used .
Messaging 27 4. To add a picture, scroll to PIX: , s ele ct My PIX , the desired picture, and OK . To add a new picture using the built-in ca mera, se lect Camera > TAK E > OK . 5. To add a sound file, scroll to Sound: , s ele ct Soun ds , a recorded sound, and OK . To record a new sound, select Sound s > Re cord New . The new sound is added to the top of the gallery list. Select Play to preview a recorded sound. 6. To add a message title , scroll to Subject: . Enter text ( up to 100 characte rs) using th e keypa d. 7. T o sen d the mess age, sel ect SEND . 8. To save the message as a dra ft, press the end key, and se lect Ye s > OK . You r me ssa ge is sav ed in the Dra fts folder. PIX mess age optio ns To set PIX message options, s elect Opt ions > T ext: , PIX : , Sound: , or Subject: and from the following: Preview —View your message (a fter adding PIX file). Ad d Q ui ck Te xt —Inser t text fr om the Quick T ext gal ler y (i n T ext: and Subj ec t: only ). Save As Draft —Sav e you r message in to the Drafts folder. Priority Leve l —To set the p riority level, select Normal or High . Remo ve PIX —Remove picture from message (if previously added). Remove Sound —Remove sound file from me ssage (if pre viously added). Add Slide —Add a slide to the message. Canc el Msg — Close out of the message with out sending, if a re cipient is entered in the To: field. Select Ye s > OK to sa ve t h e mes sa ge in the Dra fts folder. ■ Inbox Your ph one can receive text messages, enh an ced messages, PIX messages, e- m ails usin g SMS , WAP push m essages, and alerts in th e inbo x. This is a net work ser vice. Upon rece iving an incoming message, an alert is displayed. You may open the mess age immediately or v iew it later. Select Vi ew No w to ope n th e new m e ssage in the inbox. If you select Vie w L ater , the new mes sage notification icon ( ) is displayed, and you must open th e inbox to view new messages. You may receive a messa ge that inclu des a n Int ernet addr ess where you c an go t o vie w your message s. To open th e inbox and view or edit messages, s elect Message > Inbox . If Auto View or Auto Receive are enabl ed for incoming m essages, Vie w Now and View Later are not displayed. See "Message settings," p. 29.
Messaging 28 Vi ew th e inbo x The numbe r of messages in the inbox is shown in parentheses. When you ope n the inbox, the list of messages is dis played. The newest messages ar e displayed first. Select a mes sage and Erase > OK t o d e l e t e t h e s e l e c t e d m e s s a g e , o r s e l e c t Opt ion s and from the following options: Reply —Se nd a TXT Msg or PIX Msg reply . Reply w . Copy —Send a reply whic h includes the origin al message text (TX T messa ges onl y). Fo rward —Forwa rd the message to another phone number or e-m ail address or upload the message to PI X Place . Lock or Un lock —Protect or unprote ct the selected message from Era se an d Erase All commands. Add to Contacts — Save the c ontact in format ion to the con tact list. Erase Inbox —Delete all me ssages in your Inbox . Message Info —Display se nder information and timest amp. View or play messages To view or play a message in the inbox, select the message and OPEN . If necessary, scr oll up o r down to v iew t he whol e mes sage. Yo u can scr oll lef t or ri ght to vi ew the conte nt of the other messages in the inbox. With the message open, you can sele ct from the following: Erase —De let e the mess age (me ssa ges w itho ut sou nd fil es a ttach ed o nly ). Mute or Unm ute —Turn on or off the sound of a sound ob ject (messages with sound files attac hed only). REPL Y —Send a TXT Msg or PIX Msg reply. Opt ion s —S el ect from the ava i lab le opt io ns. ■ Sent me ss ages The Se nt folder is use d to store TXT and PIX messages that have been delivered to t heir rec ipie nts . The n umbe r of m essages sto red in th e Se nt folder is shown in parentheses. To open the Sent folder, sele ct Message > Se n t . The list of sent me ssages is disp layed. The newest m essages are displ ayed first. Select a message, a nd from the follow ing: Erase —Sel e ct Ye s > OK to dele te the sen t messa ge. Opt ion s —S el ect from the ava i lab le opt io ns. OPEN —View the messa ge. With the message ope n, you can select from the following opti ons:
Messaging 29 • Erase —De let e the m essag e (m essage s w ithou t so und fi le s atta ched onl y). • Mute or Unmute — Turn on or off the sound of a sound object (messages w ith sound file s attac hed only). • RESE ND —Res end the m essag e. • Opt ions —Selec t fro m the avail able o pti ons. ■ Draft messages The drafts folder is used to store drafts of TXT and PIX messages. The number of messag e s stored in Drafts is shown in pa rentheses. To open the dr afts folder, select Me ssage > Dr af ts . The list of draft m essages is displayed. The newest messages are displayed first. Highlight a message , and select from the available options. ■ Message se ttings To con figu re set tings for T XT or PIX messa ges, selec t Menu > Mess aging > Settin gs > All Msg , TXT Ms g , or PIX Msg > OK . All messag e setti ngs Select from th e following options to apply settings to all messages: Auto Save — Automatica lly save all sen t message s to the Sent folder. Select On or Off to en able or disable Auto Save . Select Pr ompt to re ceive a pro mpt to save after each message i s sen t. Auto Erase —Autom atically erase the oldest (unlocked) message from your inbox if it is full. Select On or Off . If Auto Erase is set to Off , a message is dis played when m emory is full prompt ing you to man ually delet e unwanted m essages from your in box. Quick T ext —View a nd edit Quick T ext entries, which are short, prewritten messages that can be recalled and inserted int o a TXT message. The galle ry of preloaded and user -d efin ed Qui ck Text e ntries is displayed. To add a n e n try, select New , enter t he text , and se le ct OK . To erase a Qu ick T e xt entry, highligh t the entry, and select Erase > Ye s . V oicemail # —Change t he def aul t vo ice m ai l s peed dia ling nu mber . Ent er the ne w num ber , and se le ct OK . Entry Mode — Chang e the de fault e ntry mode fo r the t ext en try area in a TX T mess age and the text and subject entry areas in PI X messages. Sele ct Wo rd , Abc , ABC , 12 3 , or Sy mbols . Callback # —C hange the defa ult callback n umber that is sent. Ente r the n ew num ber , and se le ct OK .
Messaging 30 Signature —Create or edit text th at will automa tically append to ea ch outgoing TXT and PIX message. Se lect Custom , en ter the sig natur e t ext, and selec t OK . Select Non e > OK t o turn off the Signature functi on. TXT message settings To view the co ntent of a received TXT message, select Auto View > On . The cont ent of in comin g TXT messa ges is di s p layed when t he phon e is in the st andby m ode. To cre ate o r edit text that automat ically appe nds to each outgoin g TXT message , sel ect Sig nature . Select Custom , enter th e si gnatu re te xt, an d sele ct OK . Select None > OK to turn off the Signature func tion. A signature for TX T messages cannot be created if a signature is enabled using the All Msg > Signature me nu . PIX me ssage s etti ngs To download the con te nt of a received PIX message, select Auto Receive > On . To crea te or e dit text t hat automat ically appends to each o utgoing PIX me ssage, sel ect Sig nature . Select Custom , enter th e si gnatu re te xt, an d sele ct OK . Select None > OK to turn off the Signature func tion. A signature for PIX me s sages cannot be created if a signature is enabled using the All Msg > Signature me nu . ■ Message options To erase TXT or PIX me ssages, select Message > Op ti ons and from the av ailable options. Messages are permanently delete d. ■ V oice mail messages Voi ce m ail is a net work servi ce th at a llo ws yo u to list en t o vo ice m ess ages record ed in the voi ce mai lbo x. Whe n you ha ve a new voi ce me ssag e, you r phon e aler ts y ou, and you are prompted to liste n now or listen later. If you select Lis ten later , th e new voice mail icon ( ) is displaye d in the stand by mode . Liste n to voi ce m ail mess age s Whe n you have a new voice message a lert, sele ct Listen now > OK to acces s your voice mail box. To reach the voice mai l screen to play back exi sting voice messages, select Message > Vo i c e m a i l . To access voice mail using speed dial, press and hold 1 . The voice mail screen displays the numbe r of new me ssages and the date and time of the la st message rece ived. To access your voic e mailbox, select Call . To reset the voice mail counte r, select Cl ear > Yes > OK . The n ew voice mail ico n will no longer appear on the screen.
Messaging 31 The clear voic e mail icon option does not de lete voice mail from your voic e ma ilbox. To delete messages, you mu st access your v oice mailbox and use the voice mail system comm ands. If you exce ed the storage limit for your voi ce mailbox, old messages may be overwritten. ■ E-mail messages To la unch th e Int ernet brow ser an d acce ss the e -ma il messa ging s cre en, s elect Message > E-mail . This is a netw ork service. Impor tant : Exerc ise caut ion when opening messa ges. E-ma il messages may contain ma licious software or othe rwise be harmful to your phone. ■ Mobile instant messaging To access i nstant messaging (IM), selec t Me s s ag e > Mobile IM > Ge t New A pp . This is a net work service. ■ Chat To lau nch a browser and ch a t w ith IM u s ers, select Message > Chat . This is a network servic e.
Contac ts 32 6. Contacts You can keep t rack of con tact informa tion in Contacts . Contact na mes are sav ed in Contacts mem ory and eac h conta ct ent ry can conta in multiple phon e number s and e-mail addresses. Contact entries can be assigned to spe ed dials, picture IDs, ringtone s, and caller groups. ■ Create new contacts To add a cont act to your contact lis t, do the foll owing: 1. Select Menu > Con tact s > New C ontact . 2. Sc roll to each field and e nt er the cont act i nformat ion for an y of the fo llowin g: Nam e: —the name of the contact, which is d isplayed in the contact l ist. If no name is e nte red, the d efau lt phon e nu mb er or addr ess is disp lay ed i n the con tact lis t. Mobile 1: — the primary m obile phone number for the contact. Th is is the default number for the contact. Hom e: —the home phone number for the con tact Wor k : —the business phone number for the con tact Email 1: —the p rim ary e- mail addr ess for the con tac t Group : — a caller grou p for the contact. See "Edit caller group s," p. 35. Picture: —a picture ID for the contact. See "Assign picture ID," p. 33. Ringtone : —a distinctive rington e for the caller. See "A dd a ringtone, " p. 34 . Mobile 2: — the secon dary mobile phon e numbe r for the co ntact Fa x: — the fax number for the con tact Email 2: —the s econdary e-ma il address for the cont act 3. Select SAVE . To create a ne w contac t, ente r a phone numb er for the new con tact in the standby mode. To save the new number to you r contac t list, se lect Save > Create New > Mobile 1 , Mobile 2 , Ho me, Wo rk , or Fax entry. Enter a name for the new contact an d any additional c ontact information , and select SAVE . I f n o n a m e i s entered, the defaul t phone number or a ddress is displa yed in the cont act list. Chan ge the d efault num ber The default num ber is the contact numbe r that is called whe n you dial by contact name . To c han ge th e de fault nu mber when m ulti ple num bers are a ssig ned t o a single cont act, do the follow ing:
Cont acts 33 1. Se le ct Contacts , the contac t you wish to modify, and Edit . 2. High li ght th e Mobil e 1 , Home , Wo r k , Mobile 2 , or Fa x number you wi sh to set as the defaul t number , and select Opti ons > Se t A s D efaul t OK > Ye s > OK > SAVE . Se t up pho ne nu mbers w ith pa uses Pause codes instruct the receiving system to pause or wait before entering the numbe rs that follow them in the dia ling string. To add pause codes to a new phone numbe r, do the following: 1. Enter the n umber, and select Op tion s and one of the following option s : 2-Sec Pause —to dial the contact number, pause for 2 seconds, and dial a secondary number or extension. "P" appears in the dialing string. You can ente r as many pau ses as you nee d to accom modate the t iming on automated answ ering se rvic es. Wai t —to dial the contac t number and wait for you to sele ct Re lea se before sending a secondary number. The secon dary number can be ent ered as part of the dial string o r it can be entere d ma nually. "W" appears in the dialing strin g. 2. Se le ct Save > Create New to add a n ew conta ct that in cludes the new numb er or Update Existing to modify an exi sting contact. To add pause codes to phone numbers in contact list entries, do the following: 1. Se le ct Con tact s , highligh t the contact you wish to modify, and select Edit . 2. Highlight the number you wish to modify , and select Opt io ns > A dd P a use > Wai t or 2-Sec P ause > OK > SAVE . Assign pi ctur e ID Yo u can set pi cture ID to disp lay the pict ure of a calle r from your conta ct list when your phone rings. To ass ign a picture ID to a contact, do the following: 1. Se le ct Con tact s , the conta ct you wish to modify , and Edit . 2. Scroll to th e Picture: field, and select Set . T he c a mer a is au t oma ti c al ly enabled if My PIX is emp ty. 3. Highlight an ex isting image from My PI X , a nd s ele ct OK to us e the imag e as the picture ID for the con tact. 4. To t ak e a ne w pi ct ure wi th the bu i lt- in ca mer a, sel e ct Option s > Tak e Ne w PIX . To download an image from the Int ernet, s elect Opt ions > Get New > Get N ew A pp . 5. Se le ct SAV E to save the ch anges to th e contact.
Contac ts 34 Add a r ingto ne You ca n add a distinctive ring tone to disti nguish which contact is calling you r phone. To assi gn a ringto ne to a contact : 1. Select Contacts , the c ontact you w ish to modify, and Edit . 2. Scroll to the Ringtone: field, and select Set . 3. Highlight an existin g ringtone from you r MY RI NGT ONES gallery and se lect OK to use the rington e for the con tact. Select Play to preview the ringtone. 4. To dow nload and use a new ringtone from the Interne t, select Get New App. > Get New A pp when in the MY R INGT ONES gallery. Set up voice dial Your phone uses voice activated dialing to call phon e numbers in your cont act list entrie s. See "Voice se rvices," p. 46. ■ Contact list The con tact list can h old up to 500 conta cts. The amoun t of numbers , addresses, and contact in formation that you can save may vary, depending on lengt h and the tota l number of ent ries in the cont act list. Access the contact list You ca n acces s the CONTA CT LIST screen in the standby mode wit h the right select ion key. To quick ly find a conta ct in your conta ct list, enter the first lette r of the cont ac t nam e in th e Se ar ch field, and that portion of the list is displayed. To call th e hig hlighted co ntact, press t he send ke y. When yo u sele ct a contac t nam e, the default n umber associate d with the contact is used unles s you select another n umber. Vi ew or ed it th e conta ct li st To edit a co ntact list entry , sel ect Contacts , a contac t list entry, and Edit . See "Create new contacts," p. 32 for editing options. To view contact inform ation, select Con tac ts , high light a con tact lis t entry , and sel ect VIE W . Numbers, e-mail addresses, and gr oups are displayed for the c ontact list entry. Select from the fo llowing options: Erase —Del ete the con tact lis t entry. EDIT —Modify the information for the contact list entry. See "Create new contacts," p. 32 for editing options. Opt ion s —Se lec t a n umber or e- mail addres s and Send TXT Msg , Se nd PIX Msg , or Call (e xcep t e -mail ad dre sses) . Thes e are net work se rvic es.
Cont acts 35 Contact list options The following Optio ns are avai lable from th e CO N T A C T LI ST scr een : New Contact —Create a new contac t list e ntry. Erase —Dele te the co ntact lis t entry. Send TXT Ms g — Send the c ontact a t ext mess age. This is a network servi ce. Send PIX Msg —Send the contact a picture m e ssage. This is a network service. Call —Dial the contact. This is a networ k service. Erase All —Delete all conta ct list entries. ■ Groups You ca n add contact lis t entries to up to 30 calle r groups and send me s sag es to everyone in a group. To reach the GROU PS sc ree n, se le ct Menu > Contact s > Groups > OK . The default caller groups are Family and Wor k , but new caller groups can be created. A contac t can only be ass ociate d with one ca ller gro up a t a t ime. I f you a dd a c ontact from one group to anothe r group, that contact is removed from the first group. Creat e a n ew cal ler grou p Selec t Menu > Contact s > Group s > Ne w , en ter the new grou p name, a nd selec t SA VE . See "Add contacts to groups," p. 35. Edit call er group s On ce crea ted, call er grou ps can be updat ed wit h new c ontact s, rena med, or e rased . The default calle r groups cannot be renamed or erased. Ad d con tacts to gro ups Caller groups can be populated in multip le ways. You can update caller groups by assigning contact list entries to the groups. 1. To add contacts to a group, from the GR OUP S screen, highlight a group from the list, and s elect VIEW > AD D or Option s > Add > OK . 2. For e ach con tact, sele ct MARK > Don e . To edit indiv idual contact list entries, add them to caller groups. 1. Se le ct Con tact s , the contac t you wis h to add to a group, and Edit . 2. Scroll to th e Gro up field, and select Set . 3. Highlight an e xisting group from the list of grou p names, and select OK to add the cont act to the group.
Contac ts 36 4. T o crea te a new gr oup, sele ct New , en ter the ne w g rou p n ame, an d selec t SA VE . To add the c ont act to t he gr oup, hig hlight the n ew gr oup f rom th e list o f grou p nam es, and se le ct OK . A contact can only be associated with one caller group at a time. Rename a grou p When a ca lle r group is created, it can be quick ly and easily renamed. From the GR OUP S screen, highlight the group you wish to ren a me, and select Optio ns > Rename . Edit the caller group nam e, a nd select SAVE . Erase a grou p To erase a group you hav e c reate d from the GROU PS screen, highlight the group, and sel ect Opt io ns > Erase > Ye s > OK . The cont acts ass ociated with the group are not erased . Send a grou p mess age To s en d a me s sag e to a g ro up , s el e ct Menu > Contacts > Grou ps , the grou p nam e, and Options > Se nd TX T Msg or Send PI X Msg . Cr eate the me ssage you w ant to s end to th e grou p, and select SEND . See " New me ssa ges, " p . 25 . This is a network service. ■ Speed Dials You can associat e any mobile, home, or work ent ry in the contac t list with a speed dial ke y from 2 to 22 . Sp eed dia l key 1 is used to access voice mail. This is a netw ork service. Speed dial numbe rs 97 , 98 , an d 99 are pre-set numbers for Ve rizon Customer Serv ice, and a re f ree c all s. T hese thre e sp eed d ial s are: • 97 —# BA L : the billing balanc e is displayed or sent in a text me ssage. • 98 —# MI N : the mi nutes used are displayed or sent in a text message. • 99 —#PM T: pay a bill with a one-tim e payment or other payment optio ns. In order to use spe ed dials, you must first turn on the One T o uc h Di al feature. See "One- touch dia l," p . 46. Set up spee d dial ing 1. Select Menu > Con tact s > Speed Dials . 2. Scroll to an Unassigned speed dial slot, and se lect SET . 3. H ighlight th e contact you wan t a ssigned to the selec ted speed dial slot. 4. Select OK , highlight the mobile, home , or work number you want to assign, an d se lec t OK .
Cont acts 37 To a ssign speed dia l numbers, e dit contact information. Se lect Contact s , the c ont ac t you w ish to modify , and Ed it . Hi ghli gh t the mo bil e, hom e, o r w ork num ber you want to assign to a speed dial slot, and se lect Optio ns > Set Speed D ial . Scroll to an Unassign ed speed dial slot, and select SET . Edit s pee d dial numbe rs 1. Se le ct Men u > Con tact s > Speed Dials . 2. Scroll to an assi gned speed dial slot, and select SE T . 3. Se le ct Ye s > OK to overwrite the existing speed dial number. Highlight th e contact you want assigned to the selected speed dial s lot, and select OK . 4. Highlight the new mobile , home, or work number yo u want to assign, a nd sel ect OK . Delet e spee d d ial num bers Select Men u > Cont acts > Speed Dials , an assigned speed dial s lot, and Remo ve > Yes > OK .
Re cen t ca ll s 38 7. Recent calls Information about calls mis sed, received, or diale d is stored in the Recent Calls menu . W hen the number o f calls exceed s the m aximum , the m ost re cent cal l replaces the oldest. ■ View calls To view calls, select Menu > Recent Calls > Missed , Received , or Di ale d . Select All to view all mis sed, r eceive d, a nd d ialed c alls . The c alls are li sted by m ost re cen t first . Missed c alls are calls t hat are not answere d. The m issed c alls feat ure does not function wh en y our phone is switched off. Whe n viewing the call list s, the following options are available : Message —Se nd the s elect ed nu mber a TX T Ms g or PIX Msg . Se e "New mess ag es, " p. 25 . This opt ion i s not shown f or unava ilable or voice mail numbers in the call lists. OPEN —View call de tails. Select Option s for furthe r call lis t opt ions. ■ View call tim ers You can view the total numb er of calls, du ra tion (hh:m m) of calls, a nd the data transfe r informa tion with the Vi ew T ime rs option. Not e : Some time rs , i ncluding t he lifetime c all timer, m ay be res et during servic e or s oftware upgrades. The ac tual time inv oiced for calls and services by Verizon ma y v ary, depending on ne twork features, rounding off for billing, taxes, and so forth . Sel ect Men u > Recent Calls > Vie w T im ers , and scro ll to view the ca ll d urati on data. Reset ca ll timers To reset a selec ted call or data timer or to reset all time rs to zero (except Lifetime C alls and Li fetime Data Count ), do th e following: Select Me nu > Rece nt C al ls > Vi ew T ime rs , and highlight th e timer y ou wish to modify. T o reset th e select ed call or data timer to zero , select Reset > Ye s > OK . To reset all timers (except Lifetim e Calls and Lifetime Data Count ), sel ect Reset All > Ye s > OK .
Sett ings and tool s 39 8. Settings and tools Use t he Setting s & Tools menu t o customize your phone and to use y our phone as an organizer and personal digital assistant. ■ My account The Ver izon My A ccount We b po rta l allo ws y ou to acc es s your acco unt i nfo rmat ion . Sel ect Men u > Se tti ngs & T ool s > My A cco unt . Th is is a n etwor k s ervic e. ■ T ools To access the calcu lator, calendar, alarm and worl d clocks, notepad, an d stop watch, sele ct Menu > Settings & Tools > T ools . Ca lc ul a to r To perform s imple mathemati cal calcu lations using you r phone , select Menu > Settin gs & T ools > T ools > Calc ulator . • U se th e ke ypa d to en te r numb ers . • Use the scroll key to add (up), subtract (down), multiply (righ t) , or divide (left) val ues. Pr ess t he c ent er s ele ctio n ke y (eq ual s) t o s olve you r equ ati on. • Sel ect O perator to use pare ntheses in you r equatio n or to ent er an exponent ( Po w e r ). • Press the CLR ke y to delet e a keys troke, or sele ct Clear to cancel yo ur calcula tion and clear the scree n. • Pr ess # to switc h a v alue to positive or negative, and press * to en t er a decimal point. Note: This ca lculator has limite d accuracy and is designe d for simple ca lculations. Cal e nda r The calendar al lows you to doc ument your agenda and kee p it convenien t and easy to access. You ca n schedu le events into th e calendar and set your phone to aler t you with a remi nder. Select Menu > Se ttings & Tools > T ools > Ca lend a r and one of the follow ing: Add —Create a new event. VIEW —View the highlighted date.
Sett ings and tool s 40 Select Opt ions > Add (creat e a ne w ev ent), Go T o Da te ( ent er a specific date using the ke ypad ), Erase P assed (delet e pa st ev ents) , or Erase All (de let e al l even ts o n yo ur calenda r). Schedule a new event To enter a new event in your calendar, do the following: 1. Select Menu > Se ttings & Tools > T ools > Calendar , the ev ent dat e, an d Ad d . 2. Hig hlight and edit the event ent ry fi elds you wi sh to complete, and select SAVE . Update an exi sting event To update an even t in your calenda r, do the following: 1. Select Menu > Se ttings & Tools > T ools > Calendar , the ev ent dat e, an d VIE W . 2. Highlight the e vent entry y ou wish to modify a nd select VI EW > EDIT . 3. H ighlight and e dit the event entry fie lds you wish to update, and select SAVE . 4. To d el ete th e sel ect ed even t, s el ect Erase > Ye s > OK . Alarm clo ck Your phone must be turned on to use the alarm feature. To set one of three alarms, do the fol lowing: 1. Select Menu > Se ttings & Tools > T ools > Alarm Clock > Alarm 1 , Ala rm 2 , or Alarm 3 . 2. Scroll left or right to turn the alarm mode on. 3. H ighli ght the Tim e fi eld, a nd set the al arm time usi ng the keypad and scr ol l k ey. 4. To set how often the alarm will occur ( Once , Daily , M on - F ri, W eek end s ), highlight the Freq uency field, and scroll left or right. 5. To ch oose an alarm rington e, highlight the Ringer field, and select Se t . 6. Select SAVE . When an alarm is set, is displayed in the standby mode. To turn an alarm off, select Men u > Settin gs & T ools > Tools > Alarm Clock . Highlight the a larm you wish to modify and select OK > Off > SAVE . Whe n an alar m ti me is reach ed, the a larm ton e soun ds an d/or vibr ates (depen din g on the alar m settings ). Sele ct Snooze to t urn the al arm off and have i t s ound again afte r 10 minu tes. Sele ct Dismiss to turn off th e occurrence of the alarm . World clock To de termine the cur rent ti me in another t ime zone or count ry, sel ect Menu > Settin gs & To ols > Tool s > Wo rld Cl ock . Scroll to move the indica tors ov er the world map. The local t ime is di splayed be low the cit y name. Select DS T to turn Daylight Savings Ti me on or of f f or the selec ted ci ty. Se lect Cities to view a t ext list of cities.
Sett ings and tool s 41 No te pa d To create a n ote, select Menu > Settings & Tools > Tools > Notepad > New , ente r your note text (see "Te xt entry," p. 18), and se lect SAVE . To vi ew o r edi t a note , hig hl ig ht t he not e, an d s el ec t VI EW > Edit . To delete one note or all notes, se lect Notepad > Opt ion s > Eras e or Era se All . Stop w atch The stop watch can be used for e lapsed time m easurement, such as for a sporting even t. U p to six even ts or re cords ca n be ti med si mult ane ous ly. The st op wa tch ac cu rac y is no t th e sam e a s that of a profe ssional instr ument. Therefore, No kia ad v ises against its use for offici al competitio ns or any other event in which a high- precision device would be required to est a blish exact time s. To time a single eve nt, select Menu > Settings & Tools > T ools > Sto p Watch > Start . The elap sed time is display ed in h:mm:ss:ms format. To stop or pause the stop watch, sele ct Stop . To resume t he st op watc h from the stopped tim e, s elect Start again. To reset t he stop watch to zero, se lect Rese t with the w atch in stopped mode. To t ime m ultiple ev ents, s elect Menu > Settin gs & T ools > Tools > St op W atch > Start . To mark t he elapse d t ime f or ea ch ev e nt you are m eas uri ng, se lec t Cont (u p to si x ti mes) . T o di spla y th e eve nt ti mes , se lec t View . ■ Sounds settings To adjust volu mes and assi gn sound s to phone cal ls and alar ms, sel ect Menu > Settin gs & T ools > Sounds Settin gs and from the following options: Master V olume —Use t he volum e keys or sc roll key to chang e the volu me settin g of your phone from Hig h to Lo w or to Alarm Only or V ibrate Only , t hen se lec t OK . To silence the phone , sc roll down, or press and hold the volume down key u ntil All Sounds O ff is displayed. To previe w the sound le vel, select Play . Call Sou nds —To set ringtone s for incoming ca lls, select Call Ringtone . To set the phone to vibra te when a call is rece ived, select Ca ll Vibrate > On . Alert Sou nds —Select the alert type ( To ne , Vibrate , or Remi nder ) for an incom ing TXT Message , PIX Message , or V oicemail Msg . Keypad V olume —Use th e volume keys or scrol l key to set th e keypad volu me from Off to Hig h . Earpiece V olume —Us e the vo lume keys or scroll ke y to set th e earpie ce volu me from Lo w to High . Service Alerts —Set any of the ale rt options to On or Of f :
Sett ings and tool s 42 • ER I —Enh anced roaming ind icator (ERI) a lerts you to the status of cellular service. The ERI banner text displays “Verizon Network,” “Extended Network,” or “Roaming.” See "Banner," p. 42. This is a ne twork service . • M inute B eep —to sound a n alert every min ute wh ile in a call • Ca ll Co nnec t —to alert y ou when a call is successfu lly conne cted Pow e r O n / O f f —Enable or disable tones when your phone is turned on or off. Alarm S ounds —To set a tone for alarms, select Alarm T one . To get ne w tones for alarms, select Get New App . To set the phone t o vi brate w hen an alar m time is reached, sel ect Alarm Vibrate > On . ■ Display settings To modify the look and feel of the phon e display, select Menu > Setting s & T ools > Display Se ttings . Bann er To display a text banner on the standby mode screen, se lect Menu > Setting s & T ools > Display Se ttings > B anner and from the follow ing banners: P ersonal —Enter you r own banner te xt of up to 16 ch aracters . ERI B anner — Display ERI text unde r your personal banne r, alerting yo u to the curren t cellular stat us. This is a network s ervice. Backlight To conserve batte ry life, you can set the phone backlighti ng to dim when idle. To set the backlight duration , select Me nu > Settings & Tools > Display Settings > Back light and select from the following options: Display —Set how long the main displa y backlight remain s on before dimming. K eypad —Set how long the keypad rem ains backlit before dimmin g. Contra st To set the d isplay contrast of your ph one, select Menu > Settings & Tools > Disp lay Setti ngs > Con trast . Select Mai n LC D to set the m ain d ispl ay c ontr ast or Front LCD to set t he external displa y cont rast. Select f rom one of five con trast le vels. Wallp ape r To set your phone to display a background picture (wallpaper), select Menu > Setting s & T ools > Display Se ttings > W allpap er > Main Screen or Front Screen .
Sett ings and tool s 43 Highl ight the image you wish to set as wa llpaper, and sele ct OK . Selec t Vie w to pre vi ew a n ima ge as wa l lpa per an d T humbs to ret urn to thumb nai l view. Wall pape r imag e s ca n be us ed fr om you r My PIX folder, or you can select Get Ne w to browse for a new w allpaper im a ge. Displa y th emes To choose the color of the background screen, select Menu > Settings & T ools > Display Set tings > Di spla y Th emes > De fault , Business , Tropical , or Blue . Clo ck format To set the clock format on you r phone’s ma in displa y or external disp lay, select Menu > Setti ngs & Tools > Display Settin gs > Clock Fo rmat > Main Clock or Fro nt Clo ck > Digi t al , A nalog , Min i m i z e ( ex ternal display only) , or Off . ■ Phone settings To designate spec ifi c network sett ings and operational modes for your phone , sele ct Menu > Settings & Tools > Phone Settings . Location To turn on Loc ation or E911, select Menu > Settings & Tools > Phone Setting s > Location an d choose Loc ation On or E9 1 1 Only . Stan dalon e mode To tu rn o ff r adi o fr equenc ies, as in airpl ane m ode, sel ect Menu > Set tings & T ool s > Phone Settings > Standalon e Mode > On . Short cut key You can assign menu shortc uts on the scr oll key to your favorite or most freque ntly used func tions. The shortc ut is activat ed when you pres s the scroll key while in the standby mode . See " Scroll key," p. 11 for the default shortcuts. 1. Se le ct Men u > Settings & T ools > Ph one Settings > Set Short cut Ke y . 2. To modify a shortcut key, se lect Left Key , Up K ey , Righ t Ke y , or Do wn Key > OK . 3. Highlight the fu nction you w ish to assign as a shortcut, an d select OK . 4 . To reset the scr oll key shortcuts to t he default sett ings, select Reset Al l > Ye s > OK . Langu age To set the default lan guage of y our phone menu and displays, select Menu > Settin gs & T ools > Phone Settings > Language > English or Spanish .
Sett ings and tool s 44 Securi ty To secure the phone ele ctronically, sele ct Men u > Settings & Tools > Phone Setting s > Secu r it y . This feature protects your phone from un authorized outgoing calls or unaut horized access to information stored in the phone. Enter yo ur lock co de ( 0000 or th e last f our digi ts of your phon e number), and select from the fo llowing options: Lock Mo de —t o pre ve nt oth er s f r om u sin g yo ur ph one or c hang in g l oc ati on set ti ng s • To turn th e phone lock on, off, or on when t he ph on e is fir st sw itch ed on , sel ect Devi ce > Loc k , Unl oc k , or On P owe r Up > OK . When de vice lock is o n for th e ph one, you mu st i nput yo ur phon e lo ck code to use th e pho ne. To canc el Lock Mode , s el ect Unloc k , and enter your lock code. When Devic e lock is on, the only outgoing calls that can be made are to the emergency number programmed in to your phone. The phon e will remain locked even if the phone is switched off and switched back on again. • To sh are position informa tion over the ne twork, selec t Location . S el ect Location On to m ake pos ition informa tion continually availab le or s ele ct E9 1 1 O nly to make th is information available for emergenc y services only. For calls to emerge ncy num bers, loca ti on information may be use d by the emergency ope rator to dete r m ine the position of the phone. The fu nctionality and accu ra cy of this featu re are depende nt on the network, satellite systems, and the agency receivin g the inform ation. Th is feature may no t functi on in all ar eas or at all ti mes. Edit Code —to change the lock code for the ph one . Enter ma tching four-digit lock co des in the New Code and Confirm Code en try area s, an d selec t OK . Syste m select To set your phone to roam or search for another network when yo u ar e not in yo ur home a rea, select Menu > Se ttings & T ools > Phon e Settings > Sy st e m S e l ec t and one of the followi ng options: Automatic B or Automat ic A —Search for servi ce in anothe r network. The roaming rate appl ies when y ou are not in the home service are a. Home O nly —Make and receive calls in your h ome area only.
Sett ings and tool s 45 Numb e r as si gnmen t modu le s If your phon e is re gistered with two phon e numbers using number assignm ent module s (NAM) (for exam ple, work and person al numbers), you can choose w hich numbe r to use as your origin ation number. Select Me nu > Settings & Tools > Phone Settings > NAM Select ion . T o ha ve your pho ne autom atica lly switch to the proper NAM, select Auto NAM > On . To manually choose th e origination number, sele ct Change NAM . ■ Call settings To designate how your phon e handles incoming and outgoing calls, select Call Settin gs . Answer opt ions To determine how calls may be answered on your phone , select Me nu > Se ttings & Tools > Call Set tings > Answer O ptions and one of the following: Flip Ope n —A nswe r t he c all when th e fl ip is ope ned. Any K ey —A nswer the call by pre ssing an y key on th e keypad . Send O nly — Answ er the ca ll by p ressin g only th e sen d key. Auto Answ e r —A nsw er the call a ut omati ca lly in a bout 5 sec onds . If th e fli p is c lose d, Auto Answer mode is not activat ed except when a headset or hands-free car kit is atta ched to th e phone. Auto r etry To se t the len gt h of ti me the ph one waits b efor e auto mati cal ly red ial ing a number whe n the attempte d call fails, select Menu > Settin gs & T ools > Call Set tings > Auto Retry > Off , Ev ery 3 Sec onds , Every 5 Seconds , Eve ry 7 Secon ds , or Every 1 0 Second s . Occasiona lly, your network ma y experienc e heavy traffic res ulting in a fast bus y s ig nal when y ou dial. With a utomatic re try activate d, your phone redials the number (the numbe r of times is specified by the network) and notifies you onc e the netw ork is available. TTY m ode A phone with TTY/TDD ( tel ety pe/telecommunic ation device for the Deaf) support is able to tra nslate type d charac ters to voice. Voice can also be translat ed into characters and displayed on the T TY. To attach a TTY ena bling you to co mm uni cate with parti es a lso using a TTY device, sele ct Me nu > Settings & Tools > Call Setti ngs > TTY Mode and one of t he foll owing: TTY Ful l —Turn on full TTY ca pability.
Sett ings and tool s 46 TTY TALK—Turn on TTY in voice carry-over (VCO) mode. TTY HE AR—Turn on TT Y in hearing ca rry-over (H CO) mode. TTY Off — Turn off TTY mode. One- touch dial To in itia te a speed dial call b y en ter ing th e spee d dia l di gits, selec t Menu > Set tings & T oo ls > Call Settings > One T o uc h Di al > On or Off . If se t to Off , spee d dial numb ers d esign ated i n yo ur con tact list do not f unc tion . See "Speed Dials," p. 36. Voic e priv acy To set the v oice privacy feature for CDMA calls, select Menu > Settin gs & T ools > Call Settings > V oice Privacy > On or Off . The vo ice p riv acy feat ure p rot ects t he privacy of your current phone conversation from othe r callers placing phone calls on your sam e network. CDMA offers inherent voic e privacy that protects the identity of users and makes interception very diffic ult. This is a network service. Voic e serv ices Befo r e using vo ice service s, note the follow ing: • Voice tags are not langu age-dependent. They are dependent o n the spea ker’s v oice. • You must sa y the nam e exact ly as you sa id it whe n you record ed it. • Voic e tags are sensitive to background n oise. Record voice tags, and u s e them in a quiet env ironment. • Voice tag recording prom pts are tu rned off wh en your phon e is in All Soun ds Off mode. • Very short names are not accept e d. Use long names, and avoid similar names for different numbe rs . Not e : Using voice tags may be difficult in a noisy environment or during an eme rgency, so you shou ld not rely solely u pon voice dialing in al l ci rcumst ance s. To access the vo ice services ava ilable with your phon e, se lect Me nu > Setting s & T oo ls > Call Se ttings > V oice Services and one of the available op tions. Voi ce Dial To call a person in your conta c t list by sp eaking their name into your phone, select Vo i c e D i a l . To cr eate a voice dial, select New , and highlight or search for a contact. Choose the number for the conta ct that will be voic e dialed, a nd select OK . T o re cor d a voice dial for the contac t, select OK , an d foll ow the pho ne pro mpts "Na me pleas e" an d "Ag ain ." Yo u will hear "Add ed ," an d the con tact is ad ded t o the voi ce dia l li st.
Sett ings and tool s 47 In the voice dial list, highlight a voice dial entry, a nd select PLA Y to hear th e voic e dial recording, or select from the available options. Voice S etting To ac tivate the voice dial function, a nd se t the voice dial a ctivation mode, se lect V oice Se tting . To act ivate voice dia ling and set the m ode, use th e scroll ke y to chan ge t he Set A ctive mode from Off to Send K ey (you are prompted for a voice dial wh en you pres s and hold th e speaker k e y) or Active F lip (you are prompt ed for a voice dial when you flip open the phon e). To ena ble hands-free kit mode, use the s croll key to change the HFK Mode fro m Off to On . Train Words To use your voice to enable vo ice servic es to recogniz e how you pronou nce contr ol words, sel ect Tra in Wo rd s . Highlight "Yes" , "No" , or " W ake-up" a nd follow th e prompts. You hear "Training suc ce ssful " when co mplete. Highlight a word, and sele ct Undo > Ye s to undo the word training or Undo Train All to undo all co ntrol word trainin g. When you u se Vo i c e D i a l , you mu st pronounce th e co ntrol words exactly as you recorded them in order for your phone to understand your commands. DT MF t o ne s DT MF tones or touch tone s are the tones that s ound w hen yo u p ress t he ke ys o n y our phone keypad. You c an use t ouch tone s for many au tomated dial-up s ervices su ch as banki ng and airlines or for en tering your voice mailbox nu mber and password. To set the key tone len gth, select Menu > Settings & Tools > C all Settings > DTMF Tones . Sele ct Normal to send out a tone for a fixed period of time no matter how lo ng you pres s t he k ey or Long to send out a continuous tone for as long as you kee p t he ke y press ed . ■ Mem or y To ch ec k the amou nt of ph on e memo ry you a re usin g fo r PI X and sou nd fil e s tora ge, select Me nu > S ett in gs & T ools > M emo ry, an d one of the follo wing optio ns: Memory Usage —To display the total used and available memory (MB). My PIX —To display the size (KB) of the PIX files stored in My PI X . To delete PIX files, sele ct Erase , the files you wish to de lete, and MA R K or Mark All . Select Done > Yes > OK . My Sounds —To display the size (KB) of the sound file s stored in the My Sound s folder. T o delete sound fi les, selec t Erase , the files yo u wish to delete, an d MARK or Mark All . S el ect Done > Ye s > OK .
Sett ings and tool s 48 ■ Phone information To view information about you r phone, select Menu > Settings & T ools > Phone Info to dis play the following information: My Number —The active MDN an d MIN phone num bers, and the network carrier name . The MDN ph one n umbe r is t he numbe r u sed to recei ve c all s. SW V ersion —The current version of you r phone’s software compone nts. Icon Glossa ry —T he libr ary o f scr ee n ico ns s how n wh ile in a c all or w hen u sing fea tur es.
En hancem ents 49 9. Enhancements Check the model numbe r of any c harger before use with this phone. This phon e is intended for use when supplied with pow er from charger AC-1005U for the BL-5 002C battery. Warn ing : Use only batteries, chargers and enhancements approved by Nok ia for use with this particular model. The use of any other types may in validate an y approval or warra nty, and may be dangerous. For availability of approv ed enhanc ements, please c heck with your dealer. A few practical rules about accessorie s and enhan cements: • Kee p all acc ess ories a nd en hancem en ts out o f t he rea ch of sm all ch ildren . • When you disconn ect the power cord of any accessory or enhanc ement, grasp and pull the plug , not the cord. • Check re gularly tha t enhanceme nts installed in a v ehicle are moun ted and are operating properly. • Installa tion of an y complex car enha nc ements must be made by qualified personnel only. Power • 1100 mAh Li-Ion Batte ry (BL-5002 C) • Travel Charger (AC-1005 U)
Reference inf ormation 50 1 0. Reference information This ch apter contains safety and ma intenance inform ation and spec ifications for your product. ■ Battery informa tion For battery installation and replaceme nt information, see " R e p l a c e t h e b a t t e r y , " p . 1 2 . Your phone is powe re d by a rechargeable battery. The full performance of a new battery is achieved only after tw o or three complete charge and disch arge cycles. The b atte ry ca n be charge d and dischar ged hundre ds of times but i t will eve ntually wear out . When the talk an d standby times a re notic eably shorter th an normal, buy a new battery. Use only Nokia approved batteries, and recharge your battery only with Nokia approved chargers designated for this phone. If a replacement battery is being used for the first time or if the battery has not been used for a prolonged period, it may be necessa ry to conn ect the charger then disconne ct and reconnect it to beg in ch arging the battery. Unplug the charger fr om the electri cal plug and the phone when not in use. Do not lea ve the ba ttery connect ed to a charge r. Over chargin g may s horte n its lifeti me. If left unused, a fully charged battery will lose its charge over time. Temperature ext rem es can affe ct the ab ilit y of your bat tery to char ge. 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 e ntal short -circuiting c an occur wh en a metallic object such as a co in, clip, or pen ca uses direct c onnecti on of the positive ( ) an d negative ( -) t erminals of the batte ry. (These look like m etal strips on the battery.) This might happe n, for exam ple, when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or purse . Sho rt-circuiting the terminals may damage th e battery or the con ne cting obje ct. Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, such as in a closed ca r in summe r 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 59°F and 7 7°F (15°C and 2 5°C). A phone wit h a hot or cold ba ttery ma y not work tempora rily, even w hen th e bat tery is fully char ged . 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 batteries acco rding to local regulation s. Please recycle when possible. Do not dispose as household waste.
Car e a nd ma inte na nce 51 Care a nd mai ntena nce Your phon e is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treate d with care. The suggestions below w ill help you protect your w arranty coverage and enjoy your phon e for many years. • Keep the ph one and all of its parts and ac ces sories out of th e reach of small childre n. • K eep the phon e dry. P recip itati on, hum idity and al l type s of liqu ids or moist ure can co ntain minerals tha t will corrode elect ronic circuits. If your ph one does get wet, remove th e battery and allow the phone to dry completely before replacing it. • Do not use or store the phone in dust y, dirty areas. Its moving parts and electronic component s can be damaged. • Do not store the phone in hot areas. High tem peratures can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. • Do not stor e the phon e in c ol d area s. Wh en t he ph one r etur ns to its n orm al temperature , moisture can form inside the phone and damage electro nic circuit boards. • Do not attempt to open the phone othe r than as instru cted in this guide. • Do not drop, knock, or shake the phone. Rough han dling can break internal circuit boards and fi ne mec hanics. • Do not use ha rsh chemic als, cleaning so lvents, or strong dete rgents to clean the phone. • Do not paint the phone . Paint ca n clog the moving parts and prevent proper operation. • U se a soft , cle an, dr y cl ot h t o c lean an y l enses (s uc h as cam era , p rox im it y sensor, and light sensor lenses). • Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenn a . Unauthorize d antennas, modifications, or attachm e nts could damage the phone a nd may violate regulations governing radio devices. • Use chargers indoo rs. All of the above suggestions apply equally to your phone, battery, charger, or any enh anceme nt. If any de vice is not work ing prope rly, take it to t he nearest authorize d service facility for servic e.
Additional safety information 52 Additio nal safety informa tion ■ Operating enviro nment Your p hone and its e n hancem ent s may co ntai n s mal l par ts. Ke ep them out of the reach of sma ll children. Rem emb er to follow an y spe cial regula ti ons in force in a ny ar ea an d alw ays s witc h off your phone when its use is prohibi ted or when it may cause in terferen ce or dang er. Us e the phone only i n its normal oper ating position s. This phone meets RF exposur e guidelines whe n used either in the normal use position against the ear o r when positi oned at least 20 mill imete rs (4/5 inch) away fro m the bo dy. When a carry case, be lt clip, or hol der is used for body-worn o peration, it s hould not co ntain metal and should position the phone the a bove-stated distance from your body. In order to transmit data files or messages, this phone requires a good quality connection to the network . In some cases, transmission of data files or messages may be delayed until such a conne ction is available. Ensure the above separation distanc e instructions are followe d until th e transmission is completed. ■ M edica l de vice s Operation of any radio transmitting equ i pment, inclu ding wireless phones, may interfere with th e functionality of inadequate ly protected medical devic es. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medica l device to determine if they are adequa tely shie lded fro m ex terna l RF en ergy or if yo u have any questions. Switch off your ph one in heal th care faci lities when any re gulations posted in these are as instruc t you to do so. Hospit als or hea lth care facilities may be using equipme nt that could be sensitive to external RF energy . Pace makers Pacemak er manufactu rers recommend th at a minimu m s epa ration of 15.3 centim eters ( 6 inches) be maint ained between a wireless device or phone and a p acemaker to av oid potential interference wit h the pac emaker. These recomm endations are consiste nt with th e independe nt research by an d recommen dations of Wireless Technology R esear ch. To minimize the potential for interferen ce, persons with pacemakers should: • Alw ays k eep the phon e mor e t han 15 .3 c entim ete rs ( 6 i nches ) fr om thei r p acemak er. • Not carry th e phone in a breast pocket.
Additional safety information 53 • Hold the phone to the ear opposite th e pac emak er to minimize the pote ntial for interferenc e. If you suspect interferenc e, switch off your phone and mo ve the phone away. H eari 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. ■ Veh ic les RF signals may affect improp erly installed or inade quately shie lded electronic syst ems in m oto r vehic les such a s ele ctroni c fue l in jectio n syst ems , elec troni c antiskid (antil ock) br aking sy stems, ele ctronic s peed con trol system s, and ai r bag systems . For more information, che ck with the manufact urer or its represent ative of your vehicl e or any equipm e nt that has been added. Only qualified pers onnel should serv ice the phone, or install the phone in a vehicle. Faulty installation or service may be dangerous and may invalidate any warranty that may apply to t he phone . Check re gularly t hat a ll wireless p hone equipm ent in your vehicle is mo unted and operating properly. Do not store or carry flam mabl e li qui ds, g ases , or explo si ve ma ter ials i n th e s ame c ompartm ent as the phone, its parts, or enhancemen ts. F or vehicles equippe d 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. FCC regulation s prohibit using your wi re less ph one whi le in th e air . The us e of wireless telepho nes in an aircraft may be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the wireless telephone netw ork, and may be illegal. ■ Potentially explosi ve environments Switch off your phone when in any ar ea with a pote ntially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Potential ly explosive atmospheres include areas where you would norma lly be advis ed to turn off your vehicle engine. Sparks in s uch areas could cause an expl osion o r fire result ing i n bod ily injury or even d eath. Sw itch off the phone at refue ling poi nts suc h as ne ar gas pum ps at se rvice stat ions. Obs erve re strictio ns on t he use of r adio equ ipme nt in f uel dep ots, sto rage, and di stribut ion areas, chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a potentially e xplosiv e atmosphere are often but not alw ays clearly ma rked. They includ e below deck on b oats, chemica l transfer or storage faciliti es, vehicle s u sin g l iquefi ed petro leum ga s ( such as propa ne or b utane), and ar eas where the ai r contai ns ch emicals or p arti cles such as gr ain, d ust or met al pow ders.
Additional safety information 54 Fai lu re t o obs er ve th es e in str uct ion s m ay le ad t o susp ens i on or den ial of tel eph one services to the offender, legal action, or both. ■ Emergency c alls Import ant: W ireless phones, including this phon e, operate using radio signals, wireless netw orks, landline networks, and user-programm ed functions . Be cause of this, con nections in all con ditions cann ot be guaranteed. You should never rely solely on any wireless phone for essent ial comm unica tions like med ical emergenc ies. To make an emergency call, make sure your phone is properly charged before atte mpting a ny emer gency c alls. If your b attery be comes empty, you cann ot rece ive or make ca lls, including eme rgency cal ls and must wait a few minutes after the charging begins to place your call. 1. Pre ss the end key as many times as needed to clear the display and ready the phone for calls. 2. E nte r the official emerge ncy num ber for your present location and press th e se n d ke y. Emer gen cy num bers v ar y b y l ocat ion . If certain features are in us e, you may first need to turn those feat ures off be fore you ca n make an e mergency ca ll. Consult thi s guide or your service provider for more inform ation. Whe n ma king an emergency ca ll, give all the necessar y information as accurate ly as possible. Your w ireless phone m a y be the only means of commu nication at the scene of an accident. Do not end the call unt il given permission to do so.
Additional safety information 55 ■ Certif icatio n in forma tion (S AR) THIS MOBILE DEVIC E MEETS GUIDELINES FOR EX POSURE TO RADIO WAVES. You r mo bile dev ice is a radi o transm itter and re ceiver . It is desig ned n ot to exce e d the lim its for expo sure to radio waves recomme nded by int ernational guideline s. Thes e gui delin es wer e deve loped b y the indepen dent sc ient ific org ani zation I CNIRP and inclu de safety margins de signed to as sure the protection of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure guide lines for mobile devices employ a unit of measurement known as the Specifi c Absorptio n Rate, or SAR. The SA R limit stated in the ICNIRP guidel ines is 2.0 watts/kilogram (W/kg) averaged over 10 grams of tissue. Tests for SAR are conduc ted using standard operating positions with the devic e transmitting at its highe st certi fied power level in all teste d frequency bands. The act ual SAR level of an operating devic e c an be below the max imum value bec a use the device is designed to u se only the pow er required to reach th e network. Th at amount changes depending on a numbe r of factors such as how close you are to a network base stat ion. Th e hig hest S AR val ue u nder the ICNIRP g uideli ne s for u se o f th e devi ce at th e ear is 0.83 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 te sting requirements and t he net work ban d. Addi tion a l SAR info rm ati on ma y be p rov id ed un der pro du ct information at w ww.nokia .com . Your mobile device is also de signed to meet the requireme nts for expos ure 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 over one gram of tissue. The highes t SAR valu e reported unde r this standard during product c ertification for use at th e ea r is 1.25 W/kg and when properly worn on the body is 1.10 W/kg. Information a bout this dev ice model can be found at http: //www .fcc.g ov/oe t/fc cid by searching the equ ipment authorization syst em usi ng FC C ID QMNRM-214 . ■ Hearin g aid com pati bilit y (H AC) Your mobile de vice mode l complies with FCC rules governin g hearing aid co mpa tibil ity. T h ese rules require an M3 microphone or higher val ue. The M-value, shown on the device box , refers to lo wer radio frequenc y (RF) emissions. A higher M-va lue generally in dicates that a devic e model has a lowe r RF emiss ions level, wh ich may impro ve th e li kel ihood that the d evi ce wi ll ope rate wi th ce rtain he aring aids. Some hearing aids a re more immu ne th an others are to inte rference. Please cons ult your hearing he alth professional to de termine the M- ra ting of your hearing aid an d whether your h earing aid will work with this device. More informa tion on accessibilit y can be found at w ww.no kia acces sibilit y.com .
Additional safety information 56 ■ Tec hni cal i nfor matio n Typ e design ation —R M-214 Dime nsi ons —Widt h, 45 mm; lengt h, 86 mm ; depth, 19.8 mm Weig ht —94 g with 1 100 mAh Li-Ion Battery (BL-50 02C) Ma in Di s pla y —1.5-i n., 128x1 28 pixels, 262, 000 colors Min i Di sp la y —1.0-in. , 96x64 pix els, 65,000 c olors Camera —Integrated 330 Kpixels with 4X digi tal zoom and flash Wire less netw orks —CDMA 80 0 a nd 190 0 MHz, and C DMA2000 1 xRTT Frequency rang e (Tx) —PC S: 185 1.2 5–1908 .75 MH z; ce llul ar: 824.70- 84 8.37 MHz Frequency rang e (Rx) —PCS: 193 1.25 –1988. 75 MHz; ce ll ula r: 869.7 0–893 .37 M Hz GPS f reque ncy — 1575.42 MHz ■ Batt ery in formatio n This section provides inform ation about battery charging tim es w ith the travel charger, talk -times, and st andby times. Be aware that the information in this section is su bject to change. For more in formation, conta ct your service provider. Char ging tim e The follow ing charging time is approximate wit h the BL-500 2C 110 0 mAh Li-Ion battery : Trav el Ch arge r : Up to 4 hour s Ta lk and st andby time s Operation time s vary and depend on signal strength, phone use, netw ork co nditio ns, f eatu res us ed, b attery ag e and con dition (inc luding charging habits ), temperature s to which the battery is exp osed, and man y other factors.
Index 57 Index A Abc mo de 18 about you r phone 5 acce ssibility 6 account information 39 alarm clock 40 sounds 42 alerts 27 answer options 45 antenna 12 B back cov er , re mov in g 13 backlight 42 banner 42 battery chan ging 12 charge rs 50 charg ing 13 chargin g tim e 56 information 56 removin g 13 talk and standby times 56 billing 7 , 38 C calc u lat or 39 cal end a r 39 call log 38 call s ettings answer options 45 auto retry 45 DTMF tone s 47 one-touc h dial 46 TTY mode 45 voice priva cy 46 voice se rvices 46 ca ll t im ers 38 ca llba ck nu mbe r 29 , 45 ca lle r group 35 ID 16 ca lls ans wering 16 duration of 38 headse t 15 in-call options 17 makin g 15 muting 17 pauses when m aking 33 silencing 16 vibrate mode 17 ca mer a 21 care and maintenan ce 51 certifica tion information (SAR) 55 cha rge r connec ting 13 information 50 times 56 chat mess ages 31 clo ck 43 contact information 6 conta ct list 34 con ta cts defaul t number 32 new 32 numbers with pauses 33 voic e dial 34 contr ast set tings 42 copyright protection 23 custom er se rvice 6 , 7
Inde x 58 D default n umber callback 29 cont acts 32 devic e information 48 dimensions 56 display backlight 42 banner 42 contrast 42 th emes 43 wallpape r 42 downloadin g extra s 22 games 22 information 22 pictures 21 videos 21 drafts 29 , 30 DTM F tones 47 duration of c alls 38 E edit messa ge 26 e-ma il 31 eme rgency ca lls 54 location sharing 44 while using wireles s Internet 22 EMS 27 enhanc ed roa ming indic a to r 42 enha ncem ents 49 entry mode 19 , 29 eras e messag es 30 ERI 42 ESN 6 even t sc hed ule r 40 F FCC in formation 55 G games 22 Get Ex tras 22 Get F un & G ames 22 Get G oing 22 Get I t Now 20 Get N ews & Info 22 Get P IX 21 Get T unes & Ton es 20 groups 35 H head set 14 , 15 hearing a id compati bility 55 hearing aids 53 help 6 I Inbox erase message s 30 inbox 27 , 28 indicators and ic ons 9 , 48 inst ant messages 31 L language 43 locati on sharing 44 lock code 44 loudspe aker 15 M maste r volume 41 medical devices hearing aids 53 pacemakers 52 memory information 47 message options 27 , 28, 30 reply 28
Index 59 seg me nts 24 settings 29 si ze 24 messa ges charac ters in 26 chat 31 composing 25 , 26 draft 29 e- mail 31 EMS 24 , 27 era sing 30 inbox 27 MMS 24 , 27 mobile I M 31 options for 28 Qui ck T ext 29 sen t 28 SMS 27 text 24 voice mail 30 MMS 27 mobile IM 31 multi-t ap mode 18 mute function 17 , 29 my a ccount 39 N NAM selection 45 ne two rk ser vi ces 5 settings 43 news & i nfo 22 Nokia support 6 not e pa d 41 number m ode 19 O one-touch dial settings 46 options con tact l ist 35 inbox 28 message 30 PIX message 21 sen t me ssa ge 28 TXT message 26 P pacemakers 52 pauses 33 phone lock 44 setting s 43 set up 12 picture gallery 21 ID 33 taking 21 pictures 21 PIX & FL IX messa ges 24 PIX messa ges formats 25 setting s 30 powering on /off 14 Q Qui ck Text 29 R rece nt calls 38 recordin gs 20 redialing 45 referenc e i nformation 50 reply to messages 28 ringtone s 20 S safet y 4 , 52 scroll key 11 scrolling 11
Inde x 60 secu ri ty 23 , 44 select ion keys 10 sent m essages 28 , 30 settin gs 29 phone 43 sou nds 41 settings & tools 39 shortc ut key 43 shortcuts 11 signature 30 silent m ode 16 SMS 27 software v ersion 48 sound settin gs 41 sounds ale rt 41 PIX message 27 supported formats 25 speake r phone 15 speed dials 15 , 36 standalone m ode 43 standard mode 18 standby mode 9 stop watch 41 syst em device inform ation 48 language 43 NAM selection 45 secu rit y 44 sel ect 44 standalone mode 43 T talk and standby times 56 tech nical informa tion 56 text entr y 18 , 29 Abc mode 18 entry mode 19 number m ode 19 text messa ges 24 , 25 th emes 43 timers 38 tools & settings 39 touch t ones 47 TTY mode 45 turn phon e off/on 14 TXT mes sages characters 24 edit 26 writ e an d send 25 type designation 56 U usag e rules 23 V vibrate mode 17 video gallery 21 view calls 38 inbox 28 mis sed calls 38 voice dial 34 mai l 30 privacy 46 serv ices 46 volume adju sting 16 , 41 earpiec e 41 W wa llpa per 42 WAP 27 wire less Int ern et 22 ne two rks 56 world clock 40 write an d send message s 25