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USER MANUAL

M930Smartphone

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January 2008

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Safety Informat�onSafety precaut�ons for the power supply un�t and batteryUsethecorrectexternalpowersource.Thepoweradapterofthisproductcanonlybeoperatedfromthetypeofpowersourceindicatedontheelectricalratingslabel.Ifyouarenotsureofthetypeofpowersourcerequired,consultyourauthorizedserviceprovider.

Batterypackcare.ThisproductcontainsaLi-IonPolymerbattery.Thereisariskoffireandburnsifthebatterypackishandledimproperly.Donotattempttoopenorservicethebatterypack.

WARNING DANGEROFEXPLOSIONIFBATTERYPACKISINCORRECTLYREPLACED.TOREDUCERISKOFFIREORBURNS,DONOTDISASSEMBLE,CRUSH,PUNCTURE,ORSHORTEXTERNALCONTACTSORCIRCUITS.DONOTDISPOSEOFINFIREORWATER,OREXPOSETOTEMPERATURESHIGHERTHAN60OC(140OF).REPLACETHEBATTERYPACKONLYWITHMANUFACTURERSPECIFIEDBATTERIES.RECYCLEORDISPOSEOFUSEDBATTERIESACCORDINGTOLOCALREGULATIONS.

A�rcraftSwitchoffyourwirelessdevicewheneveryouareinstructedtodosobyairportorairlinestaff.Ifyourdeviceoffersa“flightmode”orsimilarfeature,consultairlinestaffastoitsuseinflight.

Dr�v�ngFullattentionshouldbegiventodrivingatalltimes.Locallawsandregulationsrestrictingtheuseofwirelessdeviceswhiledrivingmustbeobserved.

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Hosp�talsMobilephonesshouldbeswitchedoffwheneveryouarerequestedtodosoinhospitals,clinics,orhealthcarefacilities.Theserequestsaredesignedtopreventpossibleinterferencewithsensitivemedicalequipment.

Petrol Stat�onsObeyallpostedsignswithrespecttotheuseofwirelessdevicesorotherradioequipmentinlocationswithflammablematerialandchemicals.Switchoffyourwirelessdevicewheneveryouareinstructedbyauthorizedstaff.

InterferenceCaremustbetakenwhenusingthephoneincloseproximitytopersonalmedicaldevicessuchaspacemakersandhearingaids.

For PacemakersPacemakermanufacturersrecommendthataminimumspaceof15cmbemaintainedbetweenamobilephoneandapacemakertoavoidinterferencewiththepacemaker.Toachievethis,usethephoneontheoppositeeartoyourpacemakeranddonotcarrythephoneinabreastpocket.

For Hear�ng A�dsSomedigitalwirelessphonesmayinterferewithsomehearingaids.Intheeventofsuchinterference,youmaywanttoconsultyourhearingaidmanufacturertodiscussalternatives.

For Other Med�cal Dev�cesConsultyourphysicianandthedevicemanufacturertodetermineifoperationofyourphonemayinterferewiththeoperationofyourmedicaldevice.

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Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)Your M930 has been designed, manufactured and tested not to exceed the limits for exposure to electromagnetic fields recommended by the Council of the European Union. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines developed by independent scientific organisations.

European standards provide for the amount of radio frequency electromagnetic energy absorbed by the body when using a phone to be measured by reference to the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). The SAR limit for the general public is currently 2 watts per kilogram averaged over 10 grams of body tissue.

Radio Frequency (RF) radiation exposure for body-worn operation: To ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines, this device must be used to with a minimum of 1.5 cm (0.6 inch) separation from the body. Failure to observe these instructions could result in your RF exposure exceeding the relevant guideline limits.

The maximum SAR value for M930 is GSM: 0.47W/kg@10g(CE); DCS: 0.403W/kg@10g(CE); and WCDMA: 0.496W/kg@10g(CE).

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Welcome!TheASUS®M9303.5GSmartphonecomeswiththelatestmobiletechnologythatfitsyourworldintoyourhands.TheM930isatri-bandmobilephonewithhighresolutionLCD,built-indualCMOScamerawithcamcorder,videocallingandmessagingcapability,organizer,USBwebcamera,andamicroSDcardslot.

Inadditionto256MBphonememory,themicroSDcardextendsstoragespace,allowingyoutosavephotos,messages,texts,graphics,andaudiofiles,makingitaperfectpartnerwhetheryouareonorofftheroad.

Withthesefeaturesandmanymore,theASUSM930issuretogiveyouasatisfyingmobilephoneexperience.

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Table of ContentsASUScontactinformation.................................................................................................................... ii

SafetyInformation............................................................................................................................... iv

ASUSM930specifications................................................................................................................ xiv

Packagecontents............................................................................................................................... xv

Chapter 1 Learn�ng to use your Smartphone ........................................................... 11-1 GettingtoknowyourSmartphone..............................................................................................1

1-2 InstallingtheSIMcardandbattery.............................................................................................6InstallingandremovingamicroSDcard.................................................................................8

1-3 ChargingyourSmartphone........................................................................................................9

1-4 TurningyourSmartphoneON/OFF..........................................................................................10

1-5 Homescreen............................................................................................................................11Statusindicatoricons...........................................................................................................12Startmenu............................................................................................................................13

Chapter 2 Enter�ng data ............................................................................................ 142-1 Navigating.................................................................................................................................14

Navigationpad.....................................................................................................................14Actionkey.............................................................................................................................14Homekey.............................................................................................................................15Backkey...............................................................................................................................15Callkey/Endkey.................................................................................................................15Softkeys...............................................................................................................................15Alphanumerickeypad...........................................................................................................15

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QWERTYkeypad.................................................................................................................16

2-2 Enteringtext,numbers,andsymbols.......................................................................................17UsingMultipressmode.........................................................................................................18UsingNumericmode............................................................................................................19Enteringsymbols..................................................................................................................19

Chapter 3 Personal�z�ng your Smartphone ............................................................. 203-1 Settingthedate,time,andalarm..............................................................................................20

3-2 Settingupadvancedsounds....................................................................................................21

3-3 Changingprofilesettings..........................................................................................................22Adjustingtheheadsetvolumelevel......................................................................................23

3-4 PersonalizingyourHomescreen..............................................................................................23

3-5 ChangingtheStartMenuview.................................................................................................24

3-6 Enteringyourcontactinformation.............................................................................................24

3-7 Assigningkeypadfunctions......................................................................................................24

Chapter 4 Us�ng call features ................................................................................... 254-1 Makingavoicecall...................................................................................................................25

CallingfromtheHomescreen..............................................................................................25CallingaContactentry.........................................................................................................26CallinganumberfromtheCallHistorylist...........................................................................26Callingusingspeeddial.......................................................................................................27Makingemergencycalls.......................................................................................................28Makinginternationalcalls.....................................................................................................28

4-2 Respondingtoavoicecall........................................................................................................29

4-3 Optionsduringacall.................................................................................................................30Managingmultiplecalls........................................................................................................31

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4-4 Makingavideocall...................................................................................................................31

4-5 Respondingtoavideocall.......................................................................................................32

Chapter 5 Organ�z�ng your l�fe ................................................................................. 335-1 UsingContacts.........................................................................................................................33

ViewingContacts..................................................................................................................33

5-2 UsingCalendar.........................................................................................................................36Schedulinganappointment..................................................................................................36Viewinganappointment.......................................................................................................37Viewingyourschedule.........................................................................................................37

5-3 UsingTasks..............................................................................................................................38TheTaskslist........................................................................................................................38

5-4 UsingVoiceNotes....................................................................................................................39

Chapter 6 Messag�ng ................................................................................................ 406-1 Settingupaccounts..................................................................................................................40

Managingaccounts..............................................................................................................41

6-2 Textande-mailmessages........................................................................................................42

6-3 MMSmessaging.......................................................................................................................44AccessingMMS....................................................................................................................44ComposingandsendinganMMSmessage.........................................................................45

6-4 UsingMessenger......................................................................................................................47

6-5 Windows®Live..........................................................................................................................49UsingHotmail®.....................................................................................................................50

Chapter 7 Synchron�z�ng w�th Act�veSync® ............................................................................................................51

7-1 Microsoft®ActiveSync®.............................................................................................................51

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7-2 InstallingActiveSynconyourPC..............................................................................................52

7-3 Synchronizinginformation........................................................................................................52ConnectingyourSmartphonetoaPC..................................................................................52Creatingapartnership..........................................................................................................53SynchronizingwithaPC......................................................................................................54SynchronizingwithanExchangeServer..............................................................................56

7-4 Creatingasynchronizationschedule........................................................................................57

Chapter 8 Mult�med�a ................................................................................................ 598-1 Usingyourcamera...................................................................................................................59

Takingapicture....................................................................................................................59Recordingavideoclip..........................................................................................................61UsingPictures&Videos.......................................................................................................62

8-2 iCam—TheUSBWebcam......................................................................................................65

8-3 Windows®Media.......................................................................................................................66WindowsMediaPlayerscreens...........................................................................................66Playingmediafiles...............................................................................................................67Playbackscreenoptions......................................................................................................68Playbackcontrols.................................................................................................................69

8-4 StreamingPlayer......................................................................................................................70

Chapter 9 Bus�ness features .................................................................................... 719-1 Managingandbackingupfiles.................................................................................................71

UsingActiveSync..................................................................................................................71UsingFileExplorer...............................................................................................................72

9-2 Spb®Zip....................................................................................................................................73

9-3 VoiceCommander...................................................................................................................74Functions..............................................................................................................................74

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Email/SMS/Whattimeisit....................................................................................................81UsingtheVocabSettings.....................................................................................................85UsingtheDigitTrainer..........................................................................................................86

9-4 RemotePresenter....................................................................................................................87UsingtheRemotePresenter................................................................................................87CreatinganewCOMportmanually.....................................................................................89

Chapter 10 Gett�ng Connected ................................................................................... 9110-1 AutoConfiguration....................................................................................................................91

10-2 WirelessManager.....................................................................................................................91

10-3 Wi-Fi®connection......................................................................................................................92

10-4 UsingBluetooth®.......................................................................................................................93SettingBluetoothmode........................................................................................................93CreatingaBluetoothpartnership..........................................................................................94PairingwithaBluetoothheadset..........................................................................................95ListeningtostreamingaudiowithaBluetoothheadset........................................................95

10-5 USBSetting..............................................................................................................................97

10-6 ConnectingtotheInternet........................................................................................................97Dial-upconnection................................................................................................................98GPRS,Proxy,andVPNconnections....................................................................................98Changingoptionsettings......................................................................................................99AddingaURLexception.......................................................................................................99

10-7 UsingInternetExplorerMobile...............................................................................................101OpeningInternetExplorerMobile.......................................................................................101

10-8 InternetSharing......................................................................................................................103SettingupaUSBconnection.............................................................................................103SettingupaBluetooth®connection....................................................................................104

10-9 Networksetting.......................................................................................................................105

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10-10Networkconnectiontroubleshooting.....................................................................................105

Chapter 11 Sett�ng and manag�ng system .............................................................. 10611-1 Systemsetting........................................................................................................................106

PowerManagement...........................................................................................................106Brightnessadjustment........................................................................................................106ModeSwitcher....................................................................................................................107RestartingyourSmartphone..............................................................................................108ResettingyourSmartphone................................................................................................108

11-2 Managingthesystem.............................................................................................................109Addingandremovingprograms.........................................................................................109KeepingyourSmartphonesecure......................................................................................110Lockingthephone.............................................................................................................. 111Controllingoutgoingcalls................................................................................................... 111Blockingincoming/outgoingcalls.......................................................................................112

Chapter 12 Other Features ....................................................................................... 11312-1 TaskManager.........................................................................................................................113

WordViewer.......................................................................................................................114PDFViewer........................................................................................................................114

12-2 ClearVueOfficeApplications..................................................................................................114PPTViewer.........................................................................................................................115ExcelViewer.......................................................................................................................115

12-3 UsingJava(MIDletManager).................................................................................................116InstallingJavaMIDletsdirectlyfromtheInternet................................................................116InstallingJavaMIDletsfromaPC......................................................................................116RunningJavaMIDlets........................................................................................................117

Append�x ................................................................................................................. 118

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ASUS M930 specificationsProcessor TIOMAP2431450MHz

Operat�ng system Microsoft®WindowsMobile™6(Standardversion)

Network system GSM(850,900,1800,1900MHz)/GPRS(class10)/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA(3.6Mbps)

Memory 256MBFlashROM64MBRAM

D�splay Main:2.6inch65K,TFT(400x240pixels)Sub:2.0inch65K,TFT(240x320pixels)

Camera DualCMOScamera

Main: 2.0megapixelCMOSmaincameraand4xdigitalzoom

Sub: VGA resolution CMOS sub cameraSub: VGA resolution CMOS sub cameraVGAresolutionCMOSsubcamera

Expans�on slot Oneslot-microSDcardslotandSDHCsupported

Connect�v�ty Bluetooth®v2.0/USB2.0/WLAN802.11b/g

Aud�o 2.5mmstereoearphonejack/built-inmicrophone/built-inspeakerphone

S�ze 113mmx54mmx18.7mm

We�ght 158grams(withbattery)

Battery 1100mAhremovable/rechargeableLi-ion

Battery l�fe 150hoursstandbytime/4hourstalktimewithGSMand2hourstalktime withWCDMA*

* Theactualperformanceisdependentonmultiplefactors,includingnetworkandusageenvironment.

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Package contentsYourpackageincludesseveralaccessoriesfortheSmartphone.Afterunpacking,checktheitemsagainstthelistbelowandmakesurethattheyareingoodcondition.Ifanyitemismissingordamaged,contactyourdealerorretailerimmediately.

Standard �tems• ASUSM930Smartphone

• USBsynccable

• ACadapter

• MicrosoftGettingStartedCD:includesMicrosoft®ActiveSync®4.5

• Removable/rechargeable1100mAhLi-ionbattery(SBP-11batterymanufacturedbyWELLDONE)

• Headset

• QuickStartGuide

• Warrantycard

• Protectioncase

IMPORTANT Operatethisunit(includingtheprotectioncase)withinatemperaturerangeof 20–30˚C(68–86˚F)and50%humiditytoavoiddamagingyourSmartphoneand accessories.

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Power/Qu�ck L�st button Speaker Sub screen Left soft key Call keyI Home key Nav�gat�on keys Act�on key R�ght soft key End key Back key Numer�c keypad Earphone slot M�n� USB port m�croSD card slot Volume controller Camera button

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Learn�ng to use your SmartphoneDev�ce components descr�pt�on

No. Item Description

1 Power/QuickListbuttonNotificationLED

PressandholdtoturnthephoneON/OFF.PressandquicklyreleasetoopentheQuickList,whichgivesyouquickaccesstoWirelessManager(forenablinganddisablingwirelesscapabilities),Keylock,Devicelock,andpresetprofiles.

Thismulti-colorLEDnotifiesthefollowing:

• Green-Phonefullycharged

• Flashinggreen-Networkdetected

• Red - Phone is chargingRed-Phoneischarging

• Flashing red - Event notificationFlashingred-Eventnotification

• Flashing blue - BluetoothFlashingblue-Bluetooth®orWLAN(IEEE802.11b/g)ON

2 Speaker Allowsyoutolistentoaudiomediaandphonecalls.

3 Subscreen ThisSubscreenisfortheuseofthealphanumerickeypad.

4 Leftsoftkey Presstoselectthecommandabovethiskeyonthemaindisplay.Tounlockthekeypad,pressthiskeyandtheAsterisk( )key.

5 Callkey Presstoansweracallordialanumber.Presstwicetorediallastnumber.Pressandholdduringanactivecalltoswitchtospeakerphonemode.

6 Homekey PresstoreturntotheHomescreen.

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7 Navigationkeys Usethistomoveup,down,right,andleftthroughselectionsonthedisplay.

8 Actionkey TheActionkeyactsmuchliketheEnterkeyonakeyboard.Ingeneral,presstoconfirmanaction.Whenyouscrolltoacheckbox,pressingtheActionkeyselectsorclearsthecheckbox.

9 Rightsoftkey Performsthetaskindicatedabovethekey.

10 Endkey Presstoendacall.

11 Backkey Presstogobacktothepreviousscreen.Inatextfield,presstodeletecharacterstotheleftofthecursor.

12 Alphanumerickeypad Presstoentertext,numbers,andsymbols.

13 Earphoneport Plugheadsetaccessorytothisport.

14 MiniUSBport Usethisporttosynchronizeyourdataortochargethebattery.

15 microSDcardslot InsertyourmicroSDcardintothisslot.

16 Volumecontroller Pressthearrowbuttonstoadjustthevolume.

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17 Camerabutton/FunctionSidekey

Bydefault,thisbuttonisassignedtoactivatetheCameraapplication:

• Presstolaunchthecameraviewfinder.

• Presstotakeapictureifalreadyincameramode.

Tochangethekeyassignmentandactivateotherapplicationsusingthisbutton,pressStart>More>Settings>More>KeyAssignment.Fromthedropdownlist,selecttheapplicationyouwanttoactivateusingthisbutton.

18 Cameralens This2-megapixelcameracomeswithAuto-Focus(AF)lensandflashlightfeatures.

19 Batterycompartmentcover

Containsthebatterythatsuppliespowertothedevice.

20 Mainscreen ThisMainscreenisfortheuseoftheQWERTYkeypad.

21 VGAcameralens ThisVGAcameraisforvideoconferencing.

22 QWERTYkeypad Presstoentertext,numbers,andsymbols.

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1-2 Install�ng the SIM card and batteryThephoneoperatorprovidesyouwithaSubscriberIdentityModule(SIM)cardthatstoresyourmobilephonenumber,phonebookentries,andSMS/MMSmessages.InstalltheSIMcardbeforeyouinstallthebattery.

NOTE TheSIMcardusuallycomesembeddedonaplasticcard.ReadtheSIMcardocumentation beforeremovingtheSIMcard.RemoveanyroughedgesontheSIMcardbeforeyouinstall ittotheSmartphone.

1. Removethebatterycompartmentcover.

2. InserttheSIMcardintotheslotwiththegoldcontactsfacingdown.

To �nstall a SIM card and battery:

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WARNING • Riskofexplosionifbatteryisreplacedbyanincorrecttype. • Checklocalregulationsfordisposalofusedbatteries. • UseonlythebatterythatcomeswithyourASUSM930.

Battery Informat�onManufacturer: WELLDONECo.,Ltd.

Battery Model No.: SBP-11

3. Alignthegoldcontactsonthebatterywiththecontactsonthephone.

4. Slidethebatterycompartmentcoverintoyourphone.

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Install�ng and remov�ng a m�croSD card

WARNINGA microSD card fits only in one orientation, and slides smoothly into the slot if insertedAmicroSDcardfitsonlyinoneorientation,andslidessmoothlyintotheslotifinserted correctly.DONOTforcethecardintotheslot.

To �nstall a m�croSD card1. SlidethemicroSDslotcovercounterclockwise

upward.

2. Withthelabelside(usuallythesidewiththecardmanufacturer’sname)facingup,andthebarcode/serialnumbersidefacingdown,insertthecardintothemicroSDcardslotlocatedontherightsideofthephone.

3. Pushthecardallthewayintotheslotuntilitfitscompletely.

To remove the m�croSD card1. Pressthecardslightlyuntilitejects.Youmaythen

safelyremovethecard.

2. Replacethebatterycompartmentcover.

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1-3 Charg�ng your SmartphoneWARNINGUseonlythechargerthatcomeswithyourSmartphone.

MakesurethatthebatteryisfullychargedbeforeusingtheSmartphoneforthefirsttime.Initialbatterychargingmaytakeabouteight(8)hours.Youcanchargethebatterywhetherthephoneisonoroff.

Abatteryicononthescreenindicatesthebatterypowerlevel.Referto“Statusindicatoricons”in1-5Homescreenforbatteryiconindications.

To charge the battery1. ConnecttheACadaptertoapowersource.

2. ConnectthepowercableplugtotheminiUSBport.

NOTE ThepowerLEDlightsupambertoindicatethatthebatteryischargingandlightsupgreen whenthebatteryisfully-charged.

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1-4 Turn�ng your Smartphone ON/OFFTo turn ON your phone1. PressandholdPower forapproximatelythreesecondsuntilthedisplayturnson.

2. IfyouareaskedforaPersonalIdentificationNumber(PIN)code,keyinthecodeusingthekeypad,thenpressAction .TheOuterdisplayshowstheidlescreen.

3. EnteryourPINandpressDone.WaitforyouroperatorandMicrosoftscreenstoload.

NOTE Whilethesystemisloading,donotopenthedeviceandusetheMainscreen.

To turn OFF the phoneDooneofthefollowing:

• PressandholdPower forapproximatelythreesecondsuntiltheMicrosoftMobilepoweroff screenshowsandwaitforthedisplaytoturnoff.

• PressandquicklyreleasePower andselectPowerofffromtheQuickListscreen.

NOTE Whenyourdeviceisrunningslower,youmayshutdownactiveprogramstorelease memoryspaceorsimplyrestartyourdevice.Toshutdownprograms,pressStart> Accessories>TaskManager,orlong-presstheVolumedownkeyontherightsidetoenter TaskManagerandcloseunnecessaryprograms.Beforerestartingyourdevice,makesure tosavecurrentsettings.

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Learn�ng to use your Smartphone1-5 Home screenTheHomescreenautomaticallydisplayswhenyouturnonyourSmartphoneorleaveitidle.

ThetopoftheHomescreendisplaystheserviceproviderandthetime.Thecenterofthedisplayshowsthefivemostrecently-usedprograms,yournextappointment,yourcurrentprofile,andthenumberofnewtextmessages.ScrollingtoanyoftheseitemsandpressingAction openstheassociatedprogram.

NOTE • PressHome atanytimetakesyoubacktothisscreen. • TocustomizetheHomescreen(layout,colorscheme,backgroundimage),press Start>Settings>HomeScreen.

Status �nd�cators

T�me/Date

Your next appo�ntmentSelectandpressActiontoopenCalendar

Your serv�ce prov�der

Most recently-used programs

Left soft key commandPresstheLeftsoftkeytolaunchtheStartmenu,whichdisplaysalltheinstalledprograms

R�ght soft key commandPresstheRightsoftkeytoopenContacts,Messages,orCallHistory.

Network s�gnal strength

Power status

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Status �nd�cator �consStatusindicatorsappearatthetopofthescreenandontheHomescreen.Thefollowingtablelistscommonstatusindicatorsandtheirmeanings.

Newe-mailortextmessage(SMS) Signalstrength 3GRoaming

Newinstantmessage Nosignal 3Gnetworkavailable

Voicecall Noservice GPRSavailable

Voicecallinprogress abc Multipressinputmode,lowercase GPRSinuse

Datacallinprogress Synchronizationerror WiFiavailable

Callsareforwarded SoundON. Bluetoothon

Callonhold Ringeroff XT9 Inputmethod,XT9mode

Missedcall Pendingalarm Vibratingmodeselected

Batterylevel MissingSIMcard

Lowbattery FaultySIM

Batterycharging Roaming

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Start menuYourSmartphonecomeswithmanypreinstalledprogramsthatyoucanstartusingrightaway.TheseprogramscanbeaccessedfromtheStartmenu.

To use the Start menu1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart.

2. ScrolltoaprogramusingthenavigationkeypadandpressAction .

YoucanaddprogramstotheStartmenubydownloadingthemfromtheInternetonyourPCandusingActiveSynctocopyittoyourphone.

To remove programs• PressStart>Settings>RemovePrograms.Scrolltotheprogramtoremove,thenpressMenu>

Remove.

NOTE YoumaychangetheviewinglayoutoftheStartMenu.Todothis,pressStart>Settings> StartMenu,andselecteitherGridVieworListView.

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2-1 Nav�gat�ngYourSmartphonehasseveralkeystohelpyounavigatethroughyourSmartphone’sscreensandmakeselections.

Nav�gat�on padThenavigationpadconsistsoffourkeysandprovidesaneasywaytomoveorscrollthroughselectionsonthescreen.

TheUpandDownnavigationkeysareusedformovingwithinthemenusandgoingthroughthecontactslist.TheLeftandRightkeysareusedforchangingthesettingsandeditingtext.

Act�on keyTheActionkeyactsmuchliketheEnterkeyonakeyboard.Ingeneral,pressingtheActionkeyonahighlighteditemconfirmsthatyouwanttousethefunction.

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Home keyTheHomekey takesyoutotheHomescreen.

Back keyTheBackkey takesyoutothepreviousscreen.Inatextfield,theBackkeydeletescharacterstotheleftofthecursor.

Call key / End keyTheCallkey andEndkey allowyoutoreceiveandendaphonecall.

Soft keysThetwosoftkeysonyourSmartphonearelocateddirectlybelowthedisplayscreen.Eachsoftkeyperformstheactiondisplayedaboveitonthesoftkeybar.

Alphanumer�c keypadYoucanusethekeypadtodialaphonenumberortoquicklyselectprogramsandsettingsonyourSmartphone.Pressthenumberonthekeypadthatcorrespondstothenumbershownnexttotheprogramorsettingthatyouwanttoselect.

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QWERTY keypadYoucanusethekeypadtodialaphonenumberortoquicklyselectprogramsandsettingsonyourSmartphone.PressthenumberontheQWERTYkeypadthatcorrespondstothenumbershownnexttotheprogramorsettingthatyouwanttoselect.

TheQWERTYkeypadoffersseveralhotkeys,allowingyoutoeasilylaunchcertainfeatures.Thehotkeysareasfollows:

:Presstoshiftbetweenuppercaseandlowercaseordouble-clicktoenableCapsLock.

:PresstoopentheMessagingfeature.

+ : PresstoquicklylaunchWirelessManager.

:PresstostartMicrosoft®InternetExplorerMobile.

+ : PresstoquicklylaunchInternetSharing.

:Presswhileenteringtextstoswitchinputmethods.

+ : PresswhileenteringtextstoopentheSymbolstable.

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Enter�ng data2-2 Enter�ng text, numbers, and symbolsUsethealphanumerickeypadorQWERTYkeypadtoentertext,numbers,andsymbols.

YourSmartphonesupportstwoinputmodesforenteringtextandnumbers:Multipress,andNumeric.Multipressisusedforenteringtext.Whenyouselectafieldthatrequirestextornumbers,thephoneautomaticallyselectstheappropriateinputmode.Thestatusindicatoronthetoprightsideofthedisplayscreenshowstheinputmodethatiscurrentlyactive.

Youmayentersymbolsfromthealphanumeric/QWERTYkeypadorfromthetableofavailablesymbols.

NOTE FromtheQWERTYkeypad,press + toquicklyopentheSymbolstable.

QWERTYkeypad(Mainscreen)

Alphanumerickeypad(Subscreen)

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To change the �nput mode1. Press onthekeypadtochangethe

inputmode.

Long-press onthealphanumerickeypadorshort-press ontheQWERTYkeypadtodisplaytheinputmodelistandselectthemodeneeded.

Thestatusindicatorfortheselectedinputmodeappearsatthetoprightcornerofthescreen.

Us�ng Mult�press modeMultipressmodeallowsyoutokeyintextbypressingkeysonthekeypad.

To enter uppercase textsToenteruppercasetexts,makesurethattheinputmodeisinMultipressmode(abc),thenswitchtheinputmodetoABCbypressing onthealphanumerickeypador ontheQWERTYkeypad.WhenthestatusindicatorshowsABC,Caps Lock is enabledCapsLockisenabled.

To change the Mult�press t�me outOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>Accessibility.InMultipresstimeout,selectthelengthofthepausebetweenkeypresses.

Statusindicator

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Us�ng Numer�c modeToenternumbers,useNumericmode.Ifyouneedtoenteranumberwithinalineoftext,changetoNumericmodetoenterthenumber,andthenchangebacktoMultipressmodetofinishenteringthetext.

1. Ifnecessary,changetoNumericmode.Todothis,press onthealphanumeric/QWERTYkeypad,thenselect12#fromtheinputmodelist.

2. Enterthenumberornumbersyouwanttouse.

3. ChangebacktoMultipressinputmodebypressing once.

NOTE Ifafieldpermitsanumericentryonly,suchasaphonenumber,theinputmode automaticallydefaultstoNumericmode.

Enter�ng symbolsYoumayentersymbolsfromthealphanumeric/QWERTYkeypadorfromthelistofavailablesymbols.

To enter symbols from the alphanumer�c keypadYoumaydoeitherofthefollowing:

• Short-press tochangetheinputmodetoSymbols.

• Long-pressLong-press todisplaytheinputmodelistthenselectSymbols.

To enter symbols from the QWERTY keypadYoumaydooneofthefollowing:

• PressPress + todisplaytheSymbolslist.Selectthesymbolyouwantthenpress .

• Press +oneoftheblue-coloredsymbolsontheQWERTYkeypadtoenterasymbol.

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3-1 Sett�ng the date, t�me, and alarmTo set the date and t�me1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Clock&Alarm>DateandTime.

2. EntertheTimezone,Date,andTime.TochangethetimefromAMtoPM,highlightAMandpressthePkey.

To set the alarm1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>ClockandAlarm>Alarm.

2. EnterthecorrectinformationandpressDone.

To change reg�onal sett�ngs1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>RegionalSettings.

2. InLanguage,selectyourpreferredlanguageforthephoneinterfaceandmenus.

3. InLocale,selectyourcurrentlocation.Afteralocationisselected,optionslikedate,time,andcurrencywillbechangedaccordingly.

4. PressDoneafteryouhavefinishedmakingchanges.

NOTE Toactivatethenewlanguagesettings,youneedtoturnthephoneoffandturnitbackon.

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Personal�z�ng your Smartphone

3-2 Sett�ng up advanced soundsUsetheAdvancedSoundssettingstocustomizethesoundsforringtones,notifications,reminders,alarmclock,alert,warnings,email,textmessage,andkeytones.Thephonecomeswith13preinstalledpolyphonicringtonesyoucanchoosefrom

To change the sound1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>AdvancedSounds.

2. Highlighttheitemforwhichyouwanttochangethesound.

3. Dooneofthefollowing:

• Scrollleft/righttoselectadifferentsound.

• PressAction toopentheSelectanItemscreenandselectasoundfromthesoundlist.

To use other sounds1. LocatethemediafileonyourPCandcopythefile.

NOTE Thefilemustbein.wav, .mid, .wma, or .mp3, .aac, .amr, or .qcp format..wav,.mid,.wma,or.mp3,.aac,.amr,or.qcpformat..

2. ConnectyourSmartphonetoyourPC.

3. OpenActiveSynconyourPCandclickExplore.

4. PastethefiletoanydestinationyouwantonyourSmartphone.

5. OntheHomescreenofyourSmartphone,pressStart>Settings>AdvancedSounds.

6. Highlighttheitemwhichyouwanttoreplacebythemediafile.


• PressMenu>AddSoundstoopentheAddSoundsscreen.

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• PressAction toopentheSelectanItemscreen.Select<AddSounds>toopentheAdd Soundsscreen.

8. LocateandselectthemediafileonyourSmartphone.

9. PressDonetosavethechangesandexittheAdvancedSoundsscreen.

3-3 Changing profile settingsAprofiledetermineshowyougetnotifiedofeventssuchasincomingcalls,upcomingappointments,andnewmessages.YourcurrentprofileisdisplayedontheHomescreen.

To quickly change the current profileToquicklyswitchtoadifferentprofile,pressandquicklyreleasePower toopentheQuickList,thenhighlightthedesiredprofileandpressSelect.

NOTE WhenprofileissettoAutomatic,yourphonewillautomaticallyswitchtoSilentmode wheneveryouhaveameetingscheduledinCalendar.

To edit the current profileYoucanchangethesettingsofthecurrentprofile:

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Profiles.

2. Scrolltotheprofileyouwanttochange,pressMenu> Edit> EditEdit.

3. ChangethesettingsandpressDone.

NOTE Torestorethedefaultsettingsofaprofile,pressMenuandselectResettodefault.

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Adjust�ng the headset volume levelUsetheHeadsetVolumeLimitersettingstoadjustthevolumelevelforyourheadset.

To adjust the headset volume level1. On the Home screen, pressOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>HeadsetVolumeLimiter.

2. Usetheleftandrightnavigationkeystodecreaseorincreasethevolume.

3 PressDone.

3-4 Personal�z�ng your Home screenTo personal�ze your Home screen1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>HomeScreen.

2. MakeyourdesiredchangesandpressDone.

To personal�ze the Home screen w�th your own �mage1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>More>Pictures&Videos.

2. SelectanimagetouseasthebackgroundimageandpressAction.

3. PressMenu>UseasHomeScreen.

4. Usethenavigationkeystoselectthedisplayareaandadjustthetransparency.

5. Whendone,pressFinish.

NOTE Youcansetdifferentwallpapersforboththeexternalandinternaldisplays.GotoSettings >HomeScreen>BackgroundimagetosetthewallpaperintheMainscreenandtheSub screen.

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3-5 Chang�ng the Start Menu v�ewUsetheStartMenusettingstochangetheviewinglayoutoftheStartmenu.YoucanviewtheStartmenueitherinGridVieworListView.

To change the Start Menu v�ew1. On the Home screen, pressOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>StartMenu.

2. SelecteitherGridVieworListView,thenpressDone.

3-6 Enter�ng your contact �nformat�onTheOwnerInformationscreenisforenteringanddisplayingpersonalinformation,suchasyourname,phonenumber,ande-mailaddress.Enteringthisinformationisstronglyrecommendedasitallowswhoeverwhofindsyourphonetocontactyouwhenyoulostyourphone.

To enter owner �nformat�on1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>OwnerInformation.

2. EnteryourdataandpressDone.

3-7 Ass�gn�ng keypad funct�onsYouSmartphonecomeswithpreinstalledprogramswhichmayhavedefaultkeypadfunctionsassignedtothem.UsetheKeypadAssignmentsettingstocustomizethekeypadfunctionstoopentheprogramsyouoftenuse,ortoperformshortcutssuchasgoingbacktotheHomescreenorlaunchingtheQuickList.

To ass�gn keypad funct�ons1. On the Home screen, pressOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>KeyAssignment.

2. Selectthekeypadfunctionthatyouwanttoassigntoaprogram,thenpressDone.

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Chapter 4 Us�ng call features

4-1 Mak�ng a vo�ce callCall�ng from the Home screenTo call from the Home screen1. OntheHomescreen,enterthephonenumberyouwanttocallusingthealphanumeric/

QWERTYkeypad.

Ifyouenteredthewrongnumber,pressBack todeletethelastdigit.Pressandholdtodeletealldigits.

2. Afterenteringthenumber,pressCall tomakethecall.

3. PressEnd toendthecall.

NOTE • Asyouenteraphonenumber,theSmartphonesearchesContacts,CallHistory,andthe SpeedDialliststofindamatchingnameornumber.Whenyouseethenameornumber ofthepersonyouwanttocallonthelist,selectitusingtheUp/Downnavigationkeys.

• Toredialthelastnumbercalled,pressCalltwicefromtheHomescreen.

• WhilehavingaphonecallfromtheMainscreen,yourSmartphopneautomatically switchestospeakerphonemodeifthereisnoearpiececonnectedtoit.

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Call�ng a Contact entryTo call a Contacts entry1. OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.

2. SelectthecontactnametocallusingtheUp/Downnavigationkeys.

NOTE Toquicklyfindacontactinalonglistofcontacts,youcanenterthefirstfewlettersofthe contact’snametonarrowthesearch.

3. PressCall todialthedefaultnumberassignedtotheselectedcontact.

NOTE Bydefault,themobiletelephonenumberofacontactisdialedwhenyoumakeacallfrom Contactsunlessyouspecifyotherwise.

To change the phone number of a Contact1. OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.

2. Selectthecontactwhosephonenumberyouwanttochange.

3. UsetheLeft/Rightnavigationkeystochangethedefaultnumber.Thelettertotherightofthecontact’snameindicatesthefollowing:m(mobile),w(work),orh(home).

Call�ng a number from the Call H�story l�stTo make a call from the Call H�story l�st1. OntheHomescreen,pressCall orpressStart>CallHistory.

2. Selectthenumberornameyouwanttocall,andpressCall .

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Call�ng us�ng speed d�alYoucancreatespeeddialsforfrequently-calledphonenumbersorfrequently-accesseditemsbysimplypressingandholdingoneortwokeys.YoumaychooseSpeedDialentriesfrom2-99.YoucancreateaSpeedDialforaphonenumber,aprogramontheStartmenu,anE-mailaddress,oraWebpageaddress(URL)thatisstoredinContactsandintheSIMcard.

NOTE Youmustassignaspeeddialkeytoaphonenumberbeforeyoucanusethespeeddial feature.

To create a speed d�al for a phone number, e-ma�l address, or URL address1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Contacts.

2. SelectacontactandpressAction toviewthecontactdetails.

3. Selectthephonenumber,e-mailaddress,orURLaddress,forwhichyouwanttoassignaspeeddialandpressMenu>AddtoSpeedDial.

4. EnterappropriatedetailsinName,Value,andKeypadassignment.InKeypadassignment,usetheLeft/Rightnavigationkeystoselect,orpressAction toviewthefulllistofchoices.

NOTE Toquitcreatingaspeeddial,pressMenu>Cancel fromtheSpeeddialscreen.

5. PressDone.

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To make a call us�ng speed d�alOntheHomescreen,pressandholdthespeeddialnumberonthekeypad.Ifthekeypadassignmentconsistsoftwodigits,pressthefirstdigitthenpressandholdtheseconddigit.

To create a speed d�al for an �tem on the Start menu1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart.

2. SelectanitemandpressMenu>AddSpeedDial.

4. EnterdetailsinName,Value,andKeypadassignment.InKeypadassignment,usetheLeft/Rightnavigationkeystoselect,orpressActiontoviewthefulllistofchoices.

5. PressDone.

Mak�ng emergency callsCallstoemergencyservicenumberscanbemadeunderanycircumstances,evenifyouhavelockedtheSIMcardoryourphone.

To place an emergency callEntertheemergencynumberforyourlocation,andpressCall .

Mak�ng �nternat�onal callsTomakeinternationalcalls,youmustfirstentertheinternationalprefix(+),followedbythecountrycode,areacode,andphonenumber.

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To place an �nternat�onal call1. Pressandhold+onthekeypadtoenteraplussign.

2. Enterthephonenumberwiththecountrycode,areacode,andphonenumber,andthenpressCall.

4-2 Respond�ng to a vo�ce callDependingonyoursettings,thephonerings,vibrates,orringsandvibrateswhenitreceivesanincomingcall.Whenyoureceiveacall,thescreendisplaysthecaller’snameandphonenumber.IfthecallerisnotinyourContactslist,thescreendisplaysthenumberonly.Whenyoureceiveaphonecall,youhavetheoptiontoansweritorignoreit.

To answer a vo�ce callPressAnswerorCall .

To �gnore a vo�ce callPressIgnoreorEnd .

NOTE SelectingIgnoreorEndwillsendthecallertoyourvoicemailboxifitisenabled.Ifitisnot, thecallerwillhearabusytone.

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4-3 Opt�ons dur�ng a callListedinthetablebelowarethepossiblemenuoptionswhenacallisinprogress.Someoftheseoptionsareavailableonlywhenmultiplecallsareinprogressorduringaconferencecall.

IN-CALL MENU OPTION DESCRIPTIONHold Placestheactivecallonhold.

Unhold Activatesthecallthatisonhold.YoucanalsopressSendtoactivatethecallthatisonhold.

Mute Switchesoffthemicrophonefortheactivecall(youcanhearthecallerbutthecallercannothearyou).

Unmute Turnsthemicrophonefortheactivecallbackon.

SpeakerphoneOn/Off Activates/deactivatesthespeakerphone.

NOTE: YoucanalsopressandholdSendduringanactivecall.

WhilehavingaphonecallfromtheMaindisplay,your Smartphopneautomaticallyswitchestospeakerphone modeifthereisnoearpiececonnectedtoit.

Conference Joinstogetherallexistingcallsifyouhavesubscribedtothisservice.

TurnHands-freeOn/Off Turnonthehands-freefunction.

Contacts OpenstheContactslist.

SavetoContacts SavethecallertotheContactslist.

ViewCalendar OpenstheCalendarprogram.

CallHistory OpenstheCallHistorylist.

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Manag�ng mult�ple callsTo answer another call1. PressAnswertoplacethefirstcallonholdandanswerthesecondcall.

2. Toendthesecondcallandreturntothefirstcall,pressEnd .

To hold a call to make a second call1. PressMenu>Holdtoplacethefirstcallonholdandcallasecondnumber.Whenyouhave

finishedthesecondcall,pressEnd totakeyoubacktothefirstcall.

To sw�tch between callsToswitchbetweentwocalls,pressSwap.

To set up a conference callWithmultiplecallsinprogress,pressMenu>Conference.

4-4 Mak�ng a v�deo callDuringavideocall,youseealivevideostreamofthepersonyouaretalkingtointheMainscreenandtheotherpersoncanseeyouaswell.Tobeabletomakeavideocall,youmustbeinthecoverageofaUMTSnetwork.Foravailabilityofandsubscriptiontovideocallservices,contactyournetworkoperatororserviceprovider.

To make a v�deo call1. OntheHomescreen,enterthephonenumberyouwanttocallusingtheQWERTY keypad orQWERTY keypad orkeypador

selectacontactentryfromyourContactslist.

NOTE YoucannotseeyourownimagefromtheSubscreen.OpentheQWERTYkeypadandview theimagefromtheMainscreen.

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2. Afterenteringthenumber,pressMenu>Videocallorpress tomakethecall.

Whenthelineisconnected,youcanseetwovideoimagesandhearthesoundthroughtheloudspeaker.

3. PressEnd toendthecall.

To set up the v�deo call1. On the Home screen, pressOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>More>VideoPhone>General.2. IntheGeneralscreen,youmaychoosetosetupthefollowing:

• InMediainvideocall,youmaychoosetopresentapicture,usethedefaultmedium,ornotto useanymediumforboththeMainscreenandtheSubscreen.

• InDefaultaudiooutto,youmaychoosetheaudiosoundtobetransmittedfromyour Smartphone.YoumaychooseLoudspeaker,orReceiver.

4-5 Respond�ng to a v�deo callTo answer a v�deo callPressAnswerorCall .

To �gnore a v�deo callPressIgnoreorEnd .

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Chapter 5 Organ�z�ng your l�fe

5-1 Us�ng ContactsContactsmaintainsalistofyourfriendsandcolleaguessothatyoucaneasilyfindtheinformationyoulookfor,whetheryouareatHomeorontheroad.UsingBluetoothonthedevice,youcanquicklyshareContactsinformationwithotherdeviceusers.IfyouuseOutlookonyourPC,youcansynchronizeContactsbetweenyourphoneandPC.

V�ew�ng ContactsToviewtheContactslist,dooneofthefollowing:

• OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Contacts.

• OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.

Thecontactlistdisplaysthenamesofyourcontactsalphabetically.Besideeachnameinthecontactlistisanabbreviationforthedefaultcommunicationmethod,suchastheperson’sworkphonenumber(w)orhomephonenumber(h).Ifthecontactinformationincludesaworkphonenumber,yourSmartphoneautomaticallysetsitasthedefaultnumber.

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TO DO THISCreateanewcontact OntheHomescreen,pressContacts>New>OutlookContact.Enterinformationfor

thenewcontactandpressDone.

CreateanewcontactontheSIMcard

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts>New>SIMContact.NOTE:YoucanonlystoreonephonenumberforaSIMcontact.

Editacontact’sinformation

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.Selectthecontactwhoseinformationyouwanttoedit.PressMenu>Edit.Whenfinishedmakingchanges,pressDone.

Callacontactfromthecontactlist

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.SelectthecontacttocallandpressCall.Tocallaphonenumberotherthanthedefault,selectthecontact,usetheUp/Downnavigationkeystoscrolltothenumberyouwanttocall,andpressCall.

Sendatextmessagetoacontact

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.SelectthecontacttowhichyouwanttosendatextmessageandpressAction.ScrolltoSendTextMessage,thenpressText.

SendanMMSmessagetoacontact

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.SelectthecontacttowhichyouwanttosendanMMSmessageandpressMenu>SendMMS.

Beamacontact’sinformationtoanotherdevice

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.SelectthecontacttobeamandpressMenu>SendContact>Beam.SelectthedeviceandpressBeam.

Findacontactbyname

OntheHomescreen,press Contacts.IfyouarenotinNameview,pressMenu>ViewBy>Name.Enterthefirstfewlettersofthecontact’snameuntilthecontactisdisplayed.

Findacontactbycompany

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.PressMenu>ViewBy>Company.SelectthecompanythatyourcontactworksatandpressActiontoseeallthecontactswhoworkthere.

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TO DO THISFindacontactusingfilter

FromtheContactlist,pressMenu>Filter.Selectthecategorythatyouhaveassignedtothecontact.Toshowallcontactsagain,selectAllContacts.

Assignaringtonetoacontact

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.SelectthecontacttowhichyouwanttoassignacustomringtoneandpressAction.PressMenu>EditandscrolltoCustomringtone.UsetheLeft/RightnavigationkeystoselectaringtoneandpressDone.NOTE:YoucanonlyassignaringtonetocontactswhoareinyourOutlookContactlist.

Addapicturetoacontact

OntheHomescreen,pressContacts.SelectthecontacttowhichyouwanttoaddapictureandpressAction.PressMenu>EditandscrolltoPictureandpressAction.SelectanalreadyexistingpictureandpressSelectorselectCameraandtakeapicturetouse.NOTE:YoucanonlyaddapicturetocontactswhoareinyourOutlookContactlist.

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5-2 Us�ng CalendarUseCalendartoscheduleappointments,includingmeetingsandotherevents.YourappointmentsforthedaycanbedisplayedontheHomescreen.YoucanalsosetCalendartoremindyouofappointments.IfyouuseOutlookonyourPC,youcansynchronizeappointmentsbetweenyourphoneandPC.

ToopentheCalendarprogram,dooneofthefollowing:

• OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Calendar.

• OntheHomescreen,scrolltotheupcomingappointmentandpressAction .

Schedul�ng an appo�ntmentTo schedule an appo�ntment1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>

Organizer>Calendar.

2. PressMenu>NewAppointment.

3. Enterinformationabouttheappointment.

Toscheduleanall-dayevent,inEndtime,selectAlldayevent.

4. PressDone.

TO DO THISMakeanappointmentrecurring

SelecttheappointmentandpressAction.PressMenu>Edit.ScrolltoOccursandselectoneoftherecurrenceoptions.

Deleteanappointment

SelecttheappointmenttodeleteandpressMenu>DeleteAppointment.

Beamanappointment

SelecttheappointmenttobeamandpressAction.PressMenu>BeamAppointment.

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V�ew�ng an appo�ntmentTo v�ew an appo�ntment1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Calendar.

2. SelecttheappointmentandpressAction .

TO DO THISViewtoday’sagenda

FromanyCalendarview,pressMenu>GotoToday.

Viewyouragendaforaspecificdate

FromanyCalendarview,pressMenu>GotoDate.EnterthedatetoviewandpressDone.

Showweeknumbers

FromanyCalendarview,pressMenu>Tools>Options.ScrolltoMonthviewandselectShowweeknumbers.

Changethedisplayoftheworkweek

InanyCalendarview,pressMenu>Tools>Optionsanddothefollowing:• Tospecifythefirstdayofthe

week,inFirstdayofweek,selectSundayorMonday.

• Tospecifythenumberofdaysyouwanttoappearinaweek,inWeekview,select5-dayweek,6-dayweek,or7-dayweek.

V�ew�ng your scheduleYoucanviewyourscheduleinyourcalendarinthreedifferentviews:WeekView,MonthView,andAgendaView.

To v�ew your schedule1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer

>Calendar.

2. PressMenuandthenselectyourdesiredview.

• Week V�ew

• Month V�ew

• Agenda V�ew

NOTE TheAgendaViewitemappearsonly afteryouselectWeekView/MonthView andenterMenu.

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5-3 Us�ng TasksUseTaskstokeeptrackofwhatyouhavetodo.

The Tasks l�stThetasklistisyour“thingstodo”list.WhenyoucreateoredittaskswithOutlookonyourPCandthensynchronizeitwithyourphone,additionalinformation,suchasduedate,priority,andcategory,mayshow.Ataskthathasbeenmarkedashighpriorityisprecededbyanexclamationmark,andlowprioritytaskismarkedbyadownward-pointingarrow.Overduetasksaredisplayedinboldred.

NOTE YoucansynchronizeinformationonyourphonewithyourPCtokeepyourtasklistupto dateinbothlocations.

TO DO THISCreateatask OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Tasks.Scrolltothe

Enternewtaskhereboxatthetopofthescreen,enterthetaskname,andpressAction.

Markataskascompleted OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Tasks. Scrolltothetasktomarkcomplete,thenpressComplete.

Deleteatask OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Tasks. Scrolltothetasktodelete,thenpressMenu>DeleteTask.PressYestoconfirm.

Changeacompletedtasktoincomplete

OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Tasks. Scrolltothecompletedtask,thenpressActivate tochangestatustoincomplete.

Findatask OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>Tasks. PressMenu>SortbyandselectasortoptionorMenu>Filterandselectacategory.

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5-4 Us�ng Vo�ce NotesYoucanuseVoiceNotestocreateandplaybackshortvoicerecordingsandverbalreminders.RecordingsareincludedintheAllNoteslistandarenamedconsecutivelyRecording1,Recording2,andsoon.

TO DOTHIS

Createavoicenote OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Organizer>VoiceNotes.TheAllNotesscreenisdisplayed.Holdthephone’smicrophonenearyourmouth.PressRecordtostartrecordingyourvoicenote.Acounterdisplaysthenumberofsecondselapsedduringrecording.PressStoptostoprecording.

Play,rename,ordeleteavoicenote FromtheAllNotesscreen,selectthevoicenoteandthenpressMenu>Play,Menu>Rename,orMenu>Delete.

Setavoicenoteasaringtone FromtheAllNotesscreen,selectthevoicenotetouseasyourcurrentringtoneandthenpressMenu>SetAsRingtone.PressOKtoconfirm.

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Chapter 6 Messag�ng

YourSmartphoneiscapableofcomposing,sending,andreceivingOutlooke-mail,Internete-mail,MultimediaMessagingService(MMS)messages,andtextmessages.

6-1 Sett�ng up accountsBeforeyoucansendandreceivee-mails,youneedtosetupane-mailaccountthatyouhavewithanInternetserviceprovider(ISP)oranaccountthatyouaccessusingaVPNserverconnection(typicallyaworkaccount).Youcansende-mailmessagesbysynchronizingorbyconnectingdirectlytoanE-mailserverthroughyourInternetserviceprovideroracorporatenetwork.

NOTE Beforeyousetupane-mailaddressonyourSmartphone,youmusthaveanInternet e-mailaccountoranoutlooke-mailaccount.

To set up an e-ma�l account1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging>NewE-mailAccount....

2. InE-mailaddress,enterthee-mailaddressforthisaccount.

3. SelectTrytogete-mailsettingsautomaticallyfromtheInternet.Thisfunctionautomaticallydownloadsnecessarye-mailserversettingssothatyoudonotneedtoenterthemmanually.

4. Followtheinstructionstocompletethesetup.

NOTE IfAutomaticsetupissuccessful,yourusernameisalreadyenteredandyoucanpress Next,andthenFinishtocompletesettingupyouraccount,orpressstoaccess additionalsettings.

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NOTE IfAutomaticsetupisunsuccessfuloryouhaveanaccountyouaccessusingaVPNserver connection,contactyourInternetServiceProvider(ISP)ornetworkadministratortoobtain informationforenteringsettingsmanually.

Manag�ng accountsTO DO THISViewalistofaccounts OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging.Alistofaccountsisdisplayed

withthenumberofunreadmessagesintheInboxofeachaccountshowninparenthesis.

Send/receiveInternete-mailmessages

OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging.SelecttheInternete-mailaccountforwhichyouwanttosendandreceivemessagesandpressMenu>Send/Receive.Tostopthisprocess,pressMenu>StopSend/Receive.

Deleteanaccount OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging.SelectanaccountandpressMenu>Delete.

Switchbetweenaccounts Withanaccountopen,pressMenu>Tools>SwitchAccountsorusetheLeft/Rightnavigationkeystoquicklyswitchtoanotheraccount.

Changingaccountoptions OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging.SelectanaccountandpressSelect.PressMenu>Tools>Optionsandthenselectthetypeofoptionyouwanttochange.SelectDonetoconfirm.

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6-2 Text and e-ma�l messagesTo compose and send a text or e-ma�l message1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging.

2. SelectTextMessagesorane-mailaccountandpressAction orSelect.

3. PressMenu>New.

4. InTo,enterthemobilephonenumberore-mailaddressofthepersontowhichyouwanttosendthemessageorpressAction toselectthepersonfromyourcontacts.

NOTE Ifyouaresendingamessagetomorethanonerecipient,separatethemwithasemicolon (;).Youcanonlysendtextmessagestocontactswithamobilephonenumber.

5. PresstheDownnavigationkey,andenteryourmessage.

6. Whenfinished,pressSend.

NOTE Ifyouareworkingoffline,e-mailmessagesaresavedtotheOutboxfolderandsentthe nexttimeyouconnect.

TO DO THISInsertapictureintoane-mailmessage

Whilecomposingyourmessage,pressMenu>Insert>Picture.

Insertavoicerecordingintoane-mailmessage

Whilecomposingyourmessage,pressMenu>Insert>VoiceNote.

Setthepriority,security,andlanguageofane-mailmessage

Whilecomposingyourmessage,pressMenu>MessageOptions.

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TO DO THISCancelamessage Whilecomposingyourmessage,pressMenu>CancelMessage.

Saveamessage Whilecomposingyourmessage,pressMenu>SavetoDrafts.

Deleteamessage Withthemessageyouwanttodeleteselected,pressDelete.

Moveamessagetoanotherfolder Withthemessageyouwanttomoveselected,pressMenu>Move.ScrolltothenewfolderandpressSelect.

Sortmessages Onanyaccountscreen,pressMenu>Tools>Options>Display.InSortMessagesby,selectyourdesiredsortmethod.

Insertasignature Onanyaccountscreen,pressMenu>Tools>Options>Signatures.

Changemessageoptions Onanyaccountscreen,pressMenu>Tools>Options.

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6-3 MMS messag�ngMultimediaMessagingSystem(MMS)allowsyoutosendtextmessageswithmultipleslides.Includedoneachslidecanbeapicture,videooraudio,ortext.MMSmessagesaresentbyGeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS)toe-mailaccountsorotherMMS-enabledmobiledevices.

NOTE • YouneedtosubscribetotheGPRSandMMSserviceswithyourserviceproviderbefore youcansendandreceiveMMSmessages.Askyourphoneoperatoronhowtoactivate theMMSfeature.OnlymobilephoneswithMMSfeaturecansend/receiveMMS messages.

• Dependingontheservicethatyousubscribeto,youmaynotbeabletosendand receiveMMSmessagestouserswhoareusingadifferentmobilephonenetwork.

Access�ng MMSDooneofthefollowing:

• OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging>MMS.

• Aftercapturingapictureorvideoclip,pressMenu>Send>MMS.

Ed�t�ng MMS sett�ngsOntheMMSmainscreen,pressMenu>Tools>Options toopenthePreferencesscreenandeditMMSsettings.Selectorclearcheckboxesaccordingtoyourneeds.

OntheMMSmainscreen,pressMenu>MMSSettings>MMSCSettings,andselectyourInternetServiceProviderfromthelist.PressMenu>EdittoaccessMultimediaMessagingServiceCenter(MMSC)settings.Youshouldcontactyourmobileserviceoperatorfordetailsettings.

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Compos�ng and send�ng an MMS messageTo compose and send an MMS message1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Messaging>MMS>Menu>New.

2. IntheTo:field,enterthemobilephonenumberore-mailofyourrecipient.YoucanenteritusingthekeypadorpressMenu>AddRecipienttoselectfromyourContacts.Ifyouhavemorethanonerecipient,separatethemwithsemicommas.

3. IntheSubjectfield,enterasubjectforthemessage.

4. SelecttheInsertPicture/VideoboxandpressAction .Allyourpicturesandvideoclipswillbedisplayedinthumbnailview.

5. SelectapictureorvideoclipandpressAction orSelect.

6. SelecttheInsertAudioboxandpressAction .Allyouravailableaudioclipswillbedisplayedinthumbnailview.

7. Selecttheaudioclipyouwanttoattach,thenpressAction orSelect.

NOTE Youwillnotbeabletoattachanaudiofiletoaslidewithavideoclip.

8. PresstheDownnavigationkeytoscrolldowntothetextfieldandenteryourmessage.

9. PressSendtosendthemessage.

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ThefollowingassumesthatyouareontheMMSmessagescreen.

TO DO THISCopythemessagetootherrecipients

UsetheUp/DownnavigationkeystoscrolluptodisplaytheCcfield.Entertherecipient‘sphonenumberore-mailaddressorpressActiontoselectarecipientfromyourContactslist.

Hidearecipient’scontactinformationfromothermessagerecipients

UsetheUp/DownnavigationkeystoscrolluptodisplaytheBccfield.Entertherecipient‘sphonenumberore-mailaddressorpressActiontoselectarecipientfromyourContactslist.

Hidesenderinformation Createamessage,andpressMenu>Options>SendOptions.SelecttheHideSendercheckbox.

Gotothenextslide PresstheRightnavigationkey.

Gotothepreviousslide PresstheLeftnavigationkey.

CreateanMMSmessagefromatemplate

Createamessage,thenpressMenu>Template>NewfromTemplatestocomposeamessageusingapredefinedtemplate.

CreateanMMSmessagetemplate Createamessageoropenanexistingmessage,andpressMenu>Template>SaveasTemplates.

Addpresetorfrequentlyusedtextstringstoamessage

Inatextfield,pressMenu>Insert>MyText.SelectthetextstringthatyouwanttoaddandpressAction orInsert.

Createoreditapresetmessagebeforeaddingittothemessagebody

Inatextfield,pressMenu>Insert>MyTexttoopentheMyTextscreen.PressMenu>AddMyText orMenu>EditMyText.

Requestmessagedeliverynotification

PressMenu>Options>SendOptions.SelecttheDeliveryReportcheckbox.

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6-4 Us�ng MessengerTo s�gn �n and out W�ndows® L�ve Messenger1. Sete-mailaddressandpasswordinWindows®Live.

2. Whenthesettingisfinished,fromtheHomescreen,pressStart>More>Messenger.

3. OntheWindows® LiveLiveMessengermainscreen,pressSignIn.

4. Tosignout,pressMenu>SignOut.

NOTE IfyoudonotsignoutWindows®LiveMessenger,youwillremainconnected.Thismay resultinadditionalchargesfromyourserviceprovider.

Common Messenger featuresTO DO THISAddacontact PressMenu>Addnewcontact,andfollowtheinstructionsonthe

screen.

Deleteacontact SelectthecontacttodeleteandpressMenu>Contactoptions>RemoveContact.

Sendaninstantmessage Selecttherecipientfortheinstantmessagefromthedisplayedwindowatthebottomofthescreen.EnteryourmessageandpressSend.

Addotherpeopletoaconversation Fromachatsession,pressMenu>Options>Addparticipant,thenselectacontact.

Switchtoanotherchatsession Inthelistofongoingchatsdisplayedatthebottomofscreen,selectthenameofacontactwithwhomtochat.

Returntothecontactslist Thecontactlistisontheleftofthescreen.

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TO DO THISEndachatsession Fromachatsession,pressMenu>EndConversation.

Seeallwhoarechatting Fromachatsession,pressMenu>Options>Viewparticipants.

BlocksomeoneonyourMessengercontactslistfromseeingandcontactingyou

IntheMessengercontactslist,selectthecontact’sname.PressMenu>Contactoptions>Blockcontact.Thecontactwillnolongerbeabletoseeyourstatusorsendyoumessages.

Unblockacontact IntheMessengercontactslist,selectthecontact’sname.PressMenu>Contactoptions>Unblockcontact.

Changeyourstatus IntheMessengercontactslist,selectyourname.SelectastatusdescriptionandpressMenu>Changestatus.

Sendavoiceclip PressVoicecliptorecordthenpressSend.

NOTESforMSNMessengerservice:IfyourInternetserviceprovider(ISP)onlyallowsoneconnectionatatime,youwillmeetsomeproblemswhenusingMSNMessengerconcurrentlywithotherapplications.Suchproblemsasdescribedbelowmayoccur:• IfMMSusesdifferentnetworksettingwithMSNMessengerandyouuseMSNMessenger first,youcannotsend/receiveMMSanduseMSNMessengeratthesametime.Hence,we recommendthatyoucloseMSNMessengerbeforeactivatinganyapplicationsthatrequire anInternetconnectionsuchasInternetExplorerorMMS.

• Toavoidlosinganydata,donotswitchdisplaywhensettingtheconfigurationsofMSN Messenger.

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6-5 W�ndows® L�veWindows®LiveisaninstantmessagingsoftwarethatispreinstalledinyourSmartphone.Itallowsyouto:

• Sendandreceiveinstantmessagesto/fromyourcontactswhoareonline;and

• AccessyourHotmail®accounttosendandreceivee-mails.

TouseWindows®Live,youmusthaveaPassportaccount.IfyouhaveaHotmail®oranMSN®account,youalreadyhaveaPassport.OnceyouhaveobtainedeitheraMicrosoft®PassportorMicrosoft®ExchangeServeraccount,youarereadytosetupyouraccount.

NOTE YouneedaMicrosoft®PassportaccounttouseWindowsLive®application.Ifyoudonot haveapassportaccount,gotowww.passport.comtoobtainone.

To close MSN1. LogoutfromyourMSNaccount.

2. ClickthepowerkeyandchooseBtoenterWirelessDeviceManager.

3. CloseDataConnection.

4. Toactivateanapplication,launchDataConnectionagain.Thenopenyourdesiredconnectionservice(InternetExplorerorMMS).

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Us�ng Hotma�l®

UsetheWindows®LiveapplicationtoaccessyourHotmail®mailboxandaccessyoure-mailsononyourSmartphone..

To s�gn �n Hotma�l®

1. FromtheHomescreen,press Start>More>More>WindowsLive.

2. OntheWindowsLive-SignInscreen,pressSignintoWindowsLivetoenterWindowsLiveSetupsession.

3. PressAccept.Thenenterthee-mailaddressandpasswordforyourHotmail®account.

4. SelectSavepasswordifyoudonotwanttoenteryourpasswordagaininthefutureandpressNext.

5. SelectthecheckboxesifyouwanttheWindowsLivetoshowontheHomescreen.

6. Selectwhatyouwanttosynconyourdevicebycheckingthecheckboxes.

7. Synce-mailforHotmailaccount.

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7-1 M�crosoft® Act�veSync®

WithActiveSync,youcansynchronizetheinformationonyourPCwiththeinformationonyourSmartphone.SynchronizationcomparesthedataonyourphonewithyourPCandupdatesbothwiththemostrecentinformation.Youcanalsousesynchronizationtoaddnewprogramstoyourphone.

BeforeyoucansynchronizeyourphonewithyourPC,youneedtocompletethefollowingsteps:

1. InstallActiveSynconyourPC.

2. ConnectyourphonetothePC.

3. Createapartnershipbetweenthetwodevices.

NOTE Formoreinformationaboutsynchronization,seetheActiveSyncHelponthePC.

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7-2 Install�ng Act�veSync on your PCTheActiveSyncprogramisalreadyinstalledonyourSmartphone.TosynchronizeinformationonyourphonewithyourPC,youmustalsoinstallActiveSynconyourPC.InstallActiveSyncfromtheGettingStartedCDthatcomeswithyourproductpackage.

NOTE BeforestartingtheActiveSyncinstallation,makesurethatyouhaveMicrosoft®Outlook® installedonyourPC.

IMPORTANT DonotconnectyourphonetoyourPCuntilyouhavefinishedinstallingActiveSync.

To �nstall Act�veSync on your PC1. PlacetheGettingStartedCDintotheopticaldriveofyourPCandfollowtheonscreen

instructionstoinstallActiveSync.

2. ClickStartHeretodisplaytheOverviewscreen.

3. ClickInstallActiveSync,thenfollowtheonscreeninstructionstocompleteinstallation.

7-3 Synchron�z�ng �nformat�onConnect�ng your Smartphone to a PC1. Whenprompted,connectoneendoftheUSBsync

cabletotheminiUSBportonthebottomofyourphoneandtheotherendtoaUSBportonyourPC.

2. ActiveSyncwillstartautomaticallywhenitdetectsyourphone,andtheSmartphoneSyncSetupWizardwillopen.

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Creat�ng a partnersh�pThewizardguidesyouthroughthestepstocreateapartnership.IntheSyncSetupWizard,youcandothefollowing:

• CreateasynchronizationrelationshipbetweenyourPCandyourphone.

• ConfigureanExchange®ServerconnectiontosynchronizedirectlywithExchangeServer. TosynchronizeyourphonewithExchangeServer,obtainthenameoftheExchangeServer, yourusername,password,anddomainnamefromyouradministratorbeforecompletingthe wizard.

• Chooseinformationtypes(Calendar,Contacts,Tasks,OutlookE-mail,Favorites)to synchronize.

Whenyoufinishthewizard,ActiveSyncsynchronizesyourphoneautomatically.Oncesynchronizationcompletes,youcandisconnectyourphonefromyourPC.Afterthefirstsynchronization,youwillnoticethattheinformationfromyourPCthatyouselectednowappearsonyourSmartphone.

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Synchron�z�ng w�th a PCChang�ng �nformat�on to synchron�zeBydefault,ActiveSyncdoesnotautomaticallysynchronizeallOutlookinformation.YoucanuseActiveSyncoptionstoturnsynchronizationforspecificinformationtypesonandoff:

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>ActiveSync.

2. PressMenu>Options.

3. Dooneormoreofthefollowing:

• Selectthecheckboxfortheitemsyouwanttosynchronize.

• Clearthecheckboxforanyitemsyoudonotwanttosynchronize.

• TocustomizesynchronizationofaPC,selectthePCnamethenpressMenu>Settings.

• Tocustomizesynchronizationofaparticulartypeofinformation,selecttheinformationtype thenpressSettings.

• TostopsynchronizingwithaPCcompletely,selectthePCnameandpressMenu>Delete.

NOTE E-mailcanbesynchronizedwithonlyonePC.

Us�ng USB sync cable1. ConnectyourphonetoaPCusingtheUSBsynccable.

2. ActiveSync will detect your phone automatically and start synchronizing. If not, on the HomeActiveSyncwilldetectyourphoneautomaticallyandstartsynchronizing.Ifnot,ontheHomescreen,pressStart>ActiveSync.

3. PressSynctostartsynchronizing.

4. PressStoptostopsynchronizing.

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Us�ng Bluetooth®

YoucansynchronizeyourphonewithaPCusingtheBluetoothwirelesstechnology.

1. FollowtheinstructionsinActiveSyncHelptoconfigureBluetoothsettingsonyourPCtosupportActiveSync.

2. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>ActiveSync.

3. PressMenu>ConnectviaBluetooth.EnsurethatthephoneandPCarecloseenough.

NOTE ThefirsttimeyouconnectyourphonetothePCusingBluetooth,completetheBluetooth wizardinstructionsonthephoneandsetupaBluetoothpartnershipwiththePCbefore synchronizing.FormoreinformationaboutsettingupaBluetoothpartnership,see“Creating aBluetoothpartnership”in10-4UsingBluetooth.

4. PressSync.

5. Whenfinished,pressMenu>DisconnectBluetooth.Topreservebatterypower,turnoffBluetooth.

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Synchron�z�ng w�th an Exchange ServerTosetupanExchangeServerconnection,youneedtogetthenameoftheserverandtheserverdomainnamefromyourserviceproviderorsystemadministrator.YoumustalsoknowyourExchangeusernameandpassword.

NOTE Beforeyouchangesynchronizationsettingsonthephone,disconnectitfromyourPC.

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>ActiveSync>Menu>ConfigureServer.IfyouhavenotyetsetupsyncwithExchangeServer,thephonedisplaysthemessageAddServerSource.

2. InServeraddress,enterthenameoftheserverrunningExchangeServer,andpressNext.

3. Enteryourusername,password,anddomainname,andpressNext.

Ifyouwantthephonetosaveyourpasswordsothatyoudonotneedtoenteritagainwhenconnecting,checktheSavepasswordbox.

4. ChecktheboxesofthetypesofinformationitemsthatyouwanttosynchronizewiththeExchangeServer.

5. Tochangeavailablesynchronizationsettings,selectthetypeofinformation,andpressMenu>Settings.

6. Tochangetherulesforresolvingsynchronizationconflicts,Menu>Advanced.

7. PressFinish.

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7-4 Creat�ng a synchron�zat�on scheduleYoucancreateascheduleforautomaticallysynchronizinginformationonyourSmartphonewithyourPCorwithMicrosoftExchangeServer.

TosetupasynchronizationschedulewithyourPC,youmustuseActiveSynconthePC.Formoreinformationonsynchronization,seeActiveSyncHelponthePC.

TosetupasynchronizationschedulewithanExchangeserver,youmustuseActiveSynconyourphone.Seethenextsectionfordetails.

Schedul�ng synchron�zat�onBeforechangingsynchronizationsettingsonthephone,disconnectthephonefromyourPC.

To schedule synchron�zat�on1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>ActiveSync>Menu>Schedule.

2. Dooneormoreofthefollowing:

TO SYNC DO THISAutomaticallyasitemsarrive. UnderPeaktimes,selectAsitemsarrive.Itismorecost-efficientto

synchronizeatregularintervalswhenmailvolumeishigh.UnderOff-peaktimes,selectAsitemsarrive.Thiscanbemorecost-efficientthansynchronizingonaregularschedulewhenmailvolumeislow.

Whenyouareworking,ore-mailvolumeishigh.

SelectanappropriatelyfrequentintervalinthePeaktimeslist.

Whene-mailvolumeislow. SelectalongerintervalorAsitemsarriveintheOff-peaktimeslist.

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TO SYNC DO THISWhileroaming SelecttheUseabovesettingswhileroamingcheckbox.Tominimize

roamingcharges,clearthecheckbox,andsynchronizemanuallywhileroaming.

WhenyoupressSendinMessagingonthephone

SelecttheSend/receivewhenIclicksend checkbox.

NOTE Tochangepeaktimesettingstomoreaccuratelyadjusttoperiodsofe-mailvolumeforyou, pressMenu>PeakTimes.

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8-1 Us�ng your cameraYourSmartphonefeaturesa2.0megapixelbuilt-indualCMOScamerawithflash,makingiteasytotakephotosandrecordvideoclipswithaudioandsharingthemwithyourfamilyandfriends.

Tak�ng a p�ctureTo take a p�cture1. Dooneofthefollowing:

• OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Multimedia>Camera.

• PresstheCamera buttonontherightsideofyourphone.

NOTE • IfthecameraiscurrentlyinVideomode,presstheupnavigationkeytoswitchto Cameramode. • TakingpicturesandrecordingvideoclipsareonlyallowedfromtheSubscreen.

2. PressActionbuttonorCamerabuttontotakeyourpicture.ThepictureisautomaticallysavedinJPEGformattothelocationspecified.

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TO DO THISChangethezoomfactor InCameramode,pressMenu>Zoom andselectazoomfactoror

presstheUp/Downnavigationkeys.Themaximumsizeis1600x1200.

Changethebrightness InCameramode,pressMenu>Advanced>ColorAdjustment>Brightness.Presstheleftorrightnavigationkeystoadjustthelevelofbrightness.Thedefaultbrightnesslevelis3.

Specifythefileextension,filenameprefixtouse,dateandtimestamp,shuttersound,andburstinterval

InCameramode,pressMenu>Advanced>Camera.Toviewtheoptionsfromanitem’sdropdownlist,selecttheitemandpressAction.

Takeaseriesof(4and9continuous)pictures

InCameramode,pressMenu>Burst.

Setthetimer(5-10secondstimelag)

InCameramode,pressMenu>SelfTimer.

Setapicturesizetousewhentakingpicturesforemailing

InCameramode,press Menu>PictureSize.Selectthedesiredsize.

Changefilenameprefixforcapturedimages

InCameramode,press Menu>Advanced>Camera.InFileNamePrefix,enterthedesiredprefix.

Savethepictures InCameramode,press Menu>Saveto.Youmaysavethepicturestothephoneortothestoragecard.MakesurethatyouhaveinsertedamicroSDcardbeforechoosingtosavetothestoragecard.

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Record�ng a v�deo cl�pTo record a v�deo cl�p1. Dooneofthefollowing:

• OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Multimedia>Camera.

• PressCamerabuttonontherightsideofyourphone.

2. PressMenu>ChangeMode>VideoModeandpressDone>Exit.Youcanalsopressthedownnavigationkeytoswitchthemode.

3. PressAction orCamera buttontostartrecording.Therecordindicatorturnsfromgreentoredwhenthedevicestartsrecording.

4. PressAction ,Camerabutton,orStoptostoprecording.

TO DO THISIncludeaudioclipswhenrecordingvideoclips

InVideomode,pressMenu>Advanced>Video,thenenablethe“Includeaudiowhenrecordingvideofiles”item.

Specifythefileextension,filenameformat,andfilenameprefixtouse

InVideomode,pressMenu>Advanced>Video.Toviewtheoptionsfromanitem’sdropdownlist,selecttheitemandpressAction.

Setavideosizetousewhenrecordingvideoclips

InVideomode,pressMenu>VideoSize.Selectthedesiredsize.

Changethezoomfactor InVideomode,pressMenu>Zoom.Presstheleft/rightnavigationkeystoselectazoomfactor.

Setvideoeffects InVideomode,pressMenu>Effect.Selectthedesiredeffect.

Savevideoclips InVideomode,pressMenu>Saveto.Selectifyouwanttosavethevideoclipstothephoneortothestoragecard.MakesurethatyouhaveinsertedamicroSDcardbeforechoosingtosavetothestoragecard.

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Us�ng P�ctures & V�deosThePictures&VideosprogramallowsyoutoworkwithpicturesorvideoclipsonyourSmartphone.Afteryouhavetakenthepicturesandvideos,youcanorganize,edit,beam,aswellassendingthembyusingamessagingprogram.

ToopenthePictures&Videosprogram,dooneofthefollowing:

• PressStart>Multimedia>Pictures&Videos.

• PressCamerabutton,thenpressThumbnails.

TO DO THISViewapicture SelectthepictureyouwanttoseeandpressView.

Playavideoclip Selectthevideoclip,shownasaWindowsMediaPlayericon,youwanttoseeandpressPlay.

Deleteapictureorvideoclip SelectthepictureorvideoclipyouwanttodeleteandpressMenu>Delete.

Viewyourpicturesasaslideshow

PressMenu>PlaySlideShow.

SetapictureastheHomescreen

SelectthepictureyouwanttouseastheHomescreenandpressView>Menu>UseasHomeScreen.AdjustthetransparencyandpressFinish.

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TO DO THISEditapicture SelectthepictureyouwanttoeditandpressView.PressMenu>Edit,and

dothefollowing:• Torotatethepicture90degrees,pressMenu>Rotate.• Tocropthepicture,pressMenu>Crop.Usethenavigationpadto

positionthefirstcornerofthecroppingareaandpressNext.PositionthesecondcornerandpressFinish. Tostartover,pressPrevious

• Toautomaticallyreadjustthebrightnessandcontrastlevelsofthepicture,pressMenu>AutoCorrect.

PressMenu>SaveAs,tosavetheeditedpicturewithadifferentname.

E-mailapictureorvideoclip(Youmustalreadybesetuptosendandreceivemessages-see6-1Settingupaccounts)

SelectthepictureorvideoclipyouwanttosendandpressMenu>Send.Selectthee-mailaccountyouwanttosendthepicture/videofiletoandpressSelect.Anewe-mailmessageiscreatedwiththefileattached.Entertherecipient’se-mailaddress,thesubject,andyourmessage,andpressSend.

SendapictureorvideoclipusingMMS

SelectthepictureorvideoclipyouwanttosendandpressMenu>Send.SelectMMSandpressSelect.AnewMMSmessageiscreatedwiththefileattached.Entertherecipient’smobilephonenumberandthesubject.ScrolldowntoInsertAudio(availableonlyforpictures),pressAction ,andselectanaudiocliptoattach.ScrolldowntoInsertText,enteryourmessage;andpressSend.

PrintapicturetoaBluetooth-enableprinter

SelectthepictureyouwanttoprintandpressMenu>PrintviaBluetooth.

Beamapictureorvideoclip SelectthepictureorvideoclipyouwanttobeamandpressMenu>Beampicture...SelectthedevicetowhichyouwanttosendandpressBeam.

Setthesizeofthepicturetobesentine-mail.

PressMenu>Options>General.SelectthescrollboxandusetheLeft/RightnavigationkeystoselectOriginalsize,Large(640x480),Medium(320x240),orSmall(160x120).

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TO DO THISSetwhetherpicturesarerotatedclockwiseorcounter-clockwise.

PressMenu>Options>General.SelectthescrollboxandusetheLeft/RightnavigationkeystoselectRight(clockwise)orLeft (counter-clockwise).

Optimizetheviewingpicturesinslideshowmode.

PressMenu>Options>SlideShow.SelectthescrollboxandusetheLeft/RightnavigationkeystoselectPortraitpicturesorLandscapepictures.

SetthescreensavertoplaywhenthephoneisconnectedtoaPCformorethantwominutes

PressMenu>Options>SlideShow,thenenablethe“PlayscreensaverwhenconnectedtomyPCandidlefor2minutes”item.

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8-2 �Cam — The USB WebcamTheVGAcameracanbeusedasaUSBwebcamwhenconnectedwithaUSBcabletoyourPC.Meanwhile,youcanstilluseotherWindows®Mobilefunctions.

To act�vate the webcam funct�on1. Connect your phone to a PC using the USB syncConnectyourphonetoaPCusingtheUSBsync

cable.

2. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Setting>USBsetting.

3. ScrolltoUSB-WebcammodeusingtheLeftandRightnavigationkeysandpressDone.

NOTE • Whenusingthephoneasawebcam,youcannottransmityourownimagesusingthe VGAcameraduringavideocall. • TheSkypeversionislimitedifyourPCisusingWindows®Vistaoperatingsystem.

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8-3 W�ndows® Med�aUseMicrosoft®WindowsMedia™PlayerMobileforSmartphonetoplaydigitalaudioandvideofilesthatarestoredonyourphoneorontheWeb.YoucanlistentomediafilesthroughthespeakeronthebackofyourSmartphoneorthroughastereoheadset.

WindowsMediaPlayerMobilecanplaythefollowingtypesoffiles:

• WindowsMediaAudio(WMA)

• WindowsMediaVideo(WMV)

• MotionPictureExpertsGroup-2AudioLayer-3(MP3)

• ThirdgenerationvideostandardH.263baseline(3GP)

UseMicrosoftWindowsMediaPlayeronyourPCtocopydigitalaudioandvideotoyourphone.

W�ndows Med�a Player screensPlayback screenThedefaultscreenthatdisplaystheplaybackcontrols(suchasPlay,Pause,Next,Previous,andVolume)andthevideowindow.Youcanchangetheappearanceofthisscreenbychoosingadifferentskin.

Now Play�ng screenThescreenthatdisplaystheNowPlayingplaylist.Thisspecialplaylistindicatesthecurrentlyplayingfileandanyfilesthatarequeueduptoplaynext.

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L�brary screenThescreenthatletsyouquicklyfindyouraudiofiles,videofiles,andplaylists.ItcontainscategoriessuchasMyMusic,MyVideos,MyTV,andMyPlaylists.

Playing media filesTo play a media file1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Multimedia>WindowsMedia.

2. PressMenu>Library.


• Toplayafilefromalibrary,selectthelibraryyouwanttouseintheLibrarylistandpress Action .

• Toplayafilethatisnotinalibrary,pressMenu>OpenFile.

• Toplayafilefromtheweb,pressMenu>OpenURL.InURL,entertheWebaddress,or selectasiteyouhavevisitedbeforeinHistory.

4. Selectthefileyouwanttoplay,andthenpressPlay.

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Playback screen opt�onsWhenplaybackofanaudioorvideoclipisinprogress,themenucontainsthefollowingoptions:

OPTION DESCRIPTIONLibrary DisplaystheLibraryscreensoyoucanchooseafiletoplay.

Play/Pause Playorpauseplaybackofcurrentfile.

Stop Stopsplayback.Ifplaybackisstartedagain,itwillstartfromthebeginningofthecurrentfile.

Shuffle/Repeat SelectShuffletoplaytheitemsintheNowPlayingplaylistinrandomorderandRepeattoplaytheitemsintheNowPlayingplaylistrepeatedly.

FullScreen Whenavideoisplaying,itisdisplayedusingtheentirescreen.

Options LetsyouadjustvariousMediaPlayeroptionsrelatedtoplayback,video,network,library,skins,andhardwarebuttonassignment

Properties Displaysinformationaboutthefilethatiscurrentlyplaying.

About DisplaysinformationaboutWindowsMediaPlayer.

NOTE • Whensavingyourfavoritemusicfilesorvideofilesinthefoldersofthephone,press Menu>UpdateLibrarytomakesurethefilesareaddedtotheLibrary. • Ifyouwanttospeedupplayback,gotoStart>Settings>CPUModeandselectTurbo Mode.ChargethebatteryatthesametimewhileplayingmediafilesunderTurboMode toensuresufficientpowersupply.

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Playback controls

NowPlayingPresstoaccessinformationabouttheplayingfile

MenuPresstoaccessplaybackoptions

Keypad controls Nav�gat�on controls

Play/PausePresstoplay/pausethecurrentfile

VolumePressup/downkeystoadjustvolume

Previous/NextPresstheleftsoftkeytogobacktopreviousfile.Presstherightsoftkeytogotothenextfile

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8-4 Stream�ng PlayerWithStreamingPlayer,youcanenjoyonlinevideofilesfromtheInternetwiththefollowingcompatibleformats:3gpandmp4.

Us�ng Stream�ng PlayerToplayonlineaudio/videofiles:

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Multimedia>StreamingPlayer.

2. PressConnect,thenentertheaddressyouwanttoconnectto.

3. PressConnect again.

4. Aftertheconnectionissuccessful,press toplaythefile.

YoucanalsopressMenutodisplaythemenulistandapplyotheroperations.

NOTE ConnectyourdevicetotheInternetbeforeusingStreamingPlayer.

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9-1 Managing and backing up filesThereareacoupleofwaystomanageyourfiles.YoucanusetheFileExploreronyourSmartphoneoruseActiveSynconyourPC.

YoucanbackupfilestoyourPCusingActiveSyncorcopyfilestoastoragecardonyourphone.YoucanalsoefficientlymanageyourfilesandfoldersusingtheFileExplorerprogramonyourphone.ChangesyoumaketotheinformationonyourphonewillnotaffecttheinformationonyourPC.IfyouwanttoautomaticallyupdateinformationonbothyourphoneandPC,synchronizetheinformationinstead.Formoreinformationaboutcopyingandsynchronizingfiles,seeActiveSyncHelponyourPC.

Us�ng Act�veSyncCopyingafileresultsinseparateversionsofafileonyourphoneandPC.Becausethefilesarenotsynchronized,changesmadetoonefilewillnotaffecttheother.

1. ConnectyourphonetoyourPCusingaUSBcable.

2. InActiveSync,clickExplore.

3. GotothefilethatyouwanttocopyonyourphoneorPC.


• Tocopythefiletoyourphone,right-clickthefile,andclickCopy.Right-clickthedesiredfolder onyourphone,andclickPaste.

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NOTE Tocopyfilestoastoragecard,insertamicroSDcard(seeToinstallamicroSDcardon page8).YoucanplayMP3andothermediafilesdirectlyfromamicroSDcardinsertedinto yourphone.

• TocopythefiletoyourPC,right-clickthefileandclickCopy.Right-clickthedesiredfolderon yourPC,andclickPaste.

Us�ng F�le ExplorerFileExplorerallowsyoutomanagethefilesandfoldersonyourphonejustlikeyoudoonyourPC.

To start F�le ExplorerOntheHomescreen,pressStart>More>FileExplorer.

YoucandothefollowingontheFileExplorer:

TO DO THISCreateanewfolder Gotowhereyouwanttocreatethenewfolder.PressMenu>Edit>

NewFolder.EnteranameforthenewfolderandpressAction .

Renameafileorfolder Selectthefileorfolderthatyouwanttorename,andpressMenu>Edit>Rename.EnteranewnameandpressAction .

Deleteafileorfolder Selectthefileorfolderthatyouwanttodelete,andpressMenu>Edit>Delete.

Beamafile Selectthefilethatyouwanttosend.PressMenu>Beam. SelectthedevicetowhichyouwanttosendandpressBeam.

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TO DO THISSendafilebye-mail Selectthefiletosend,pressMenu>Send.Selectthee-mailaccountyou

wanttosendthefiletoandpressSelect.Anewe-mailmessageiscreatedwiththefilealreadyattached.

Displayinformationaboutafileorfolder

Selectthefileorfolder,andpressMenu>Properties.

Sortfilesandfolders PressMenu>SortBy,andselectasortoption.

Moveafileorfolderfromonelocationtoanother

Selectthefileorfolderthatyouwanttomove.PressMenu>Edit>Cut.NavigatetothenewlocationandpressMenu>Edit>Paste.

Duplicateafileorfolder Selectthefileorfolderthatyouwanttoduplicate.PressMenu>Edit>Copy.NavigatetothenewlocationandpressMenu>Edit>Paste.

9-2 Spb® Z�pTheSpb®ZipisacompressionutilitywhichenablesyoutoreduceyourfilesizesthusconservingthestoragespaceinyourSmartphone.

To launch the Spb Z�p1. FromtheHomescreen,pressStart>Accessories>SpbZip.Allyourfilefolderswillbe

displayed.

2. Selectthefiles/folderstocompress.

3. PressAddtoZIP.Thecompressionprocessstarts.

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9-3 Vo�ce CommanderTheVoiceCommanderenablesyoutousevoicecommandstomakephonecallsandtolaunchapplicationsinyourSmartphone.Itenablesyoutocustomizecommandsandpersonalizethedigitmodelbyadaptation.

TolaunchtheVoiceCommander,dooneofthefollowing:

• PressStart>Accessories>VoiceCommander.

• Longpressthevolumeupbutton.

NOTE Forefffectivevoicecommandrecognition,createavoicetagforcontactentries,orfor applicationsinyourSmartphone.Refertothe “TousetheVocabSettings” section on page85forinstructionsoncreatingvoicetags.

Funct�onsTheVoiceCommanderhasseveralfunctionssuchasvoicenamedialing,voiceshowcontact,voicedigitdial/redial/callback,andotherfunctions.

Vo�ce Name D�al�ngUsethisfunctiontocallacontactperson’sHome,work,ormobilenumber.

Usage: Call <Contact> at <Home/Work/Mob�le>Example1:CallapersonathisHome.

1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.

2. Thefollowingexchangewilltakeplace:

System: “Sayyourcommand”

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User: “CallJohnDoeatHome”

System: “CallJohnDoeatHome,isthiscorrect?”

User: “Yes”

System: “Dialing”,dialtoJohnDoe’sHomephone.

Example2:Callapersonwithonlyonecontactnumberinthesystem,suchashisofficephonenumber.



System:“Sayyourcommand”

User: “CallJohnDoe”

System: “CallJohnDoeatwork,isthiscorrect?”<SystemhaddetectedthatJohnDoe onlyhasanofficephonenumber>

User: “Yes”

System: “Dialing”,dialtoJohnDoe’sofficenumber

Example3:Callapersonwithmultiplecontactnumbers.




User: “CallJohnDoe”

NOTE SystemwilldisplayallJohnDoe’scontactnumbers.

System: “CallJohnDoe,Home,work,mobile,orcancel?”

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User: “Home”

System: “Dialing”,dialtoJohnDoe’sHomenumber.

Example4:Callapersonwhosenamesoundsexactlythesameasanothercontactperson.Forexample:BryanLeeandBrianLi




User: “CallBryanLee”

System: “MorethanoneBryanLee,pleaseselect”

NOTE Systemwillshowallcontactpersonswhosenamessoundthesameasthatoftheperson youwanttocall.Youcandouble-clickonthecontactpersonyouwanttocall.Ifthiscontact personhasmorethanonephonenumber,thesystemwilldisplayallofthemandaskwhich phonenumberyouwanttocall.

System: “Home,work,mobile,orcancel?”

User: SelectMobilenumberfromthelist.

System: “Dialing”,dialBryanLee’smobilenumber

NOTES • Ifthecontactpersononlyhasonecontactnumber,thesystemwillautomaticallydialthat number. • Whenthesystemshowsallthecontactperson’sphonenumbers,youcanselectand double-clicktheselectedcontactnumber.Thesystemwilldialthisnumberautomatically.

Vo�ce Show ContactUsethisfunctiontoaskforacontactperson’sinformation.

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Usage: Show <Contact> [at Home/at Work/at Mob�le]Example1:Showaperson’scontactinformation.




User: “ShowJohnDoe”

System: “JohnDoe”!

NOTE SystemwillshowJohnDoe’scontactinformation.

Example2:Askingforaspecificinformation.




User: “ShowJohnDoeatwork”

System: “JohnDoe,work,0229109088”

NOTE SystemwillshowJohnDoe’scontactinformation.

Example3:Thepersonhasnocontactnumber.



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User: “ShowJohnDoeatHome”

System: “JohnDoehasnoHomenumber”

NOTE SystemwillalsoshowJohnDoe’spersonalinformation.

Example4:Theperson’snamesoundsthesamewiththatofanothercontactpersonorpersons.Forexample:BryanLeeandBrianLi




User: “ShowBryanLeeatwork”

System: “MorethanoneBryanLee,pleaseselect”

NOTES • Thesystemwillshowallthecontactpersonswhosenamessoundsthesameasthatof thepersonyouareinquiringabout.Double-clickonthecontactpersonyouwant. • IfthecontactpersondoesnothavethecontactnumberyouwantsuchashisHome number,thesystemwillprompt:“<Contact>hasnoHomenumber”;butthesystemwill stillshowthatperson’sothercontactinformation.

Vo�ce D�g�t D�al/Red�al/CallbackUsethisfunctiontodirectlyvoiceaphonenumbertodial.

Usage: D�g�t D�al1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.Thefollowingexchangewilltakeplace:


User: “DigitDial”

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System: “Whatnumber?”

User: “0229109088”

System: “0229109088.Confirm,Cancel,Redial?”

NOTE • Ifyousay“Confirm”,thesystemwilldialthenumberautomatically.Ifyousay“Cancel”, thesystemwillreturntotheVoiceCommander’smainscreenandwillpromptyoufora commandagain.Ifyousay“Redial”,thesystemwillpromptforanothernumber. • Toimprovetheaccuracyofthedigitdialer,trainapersonaldigitadaptationmodel.Refer tothe “the“UsingtheDigitTrainer”section on page 87 for more details.ectiononpage87formoredetails.

Usage: Red�alUsethiscommandtodialthelastoutgoingcallinthecallhistory.




User: “Redial”

System: “CallJohnDoeatHome,isthiscorrect?”

User: “Yes”

System: “Dialing”

Usage: CallbackUsethiscommandtodialthelastincomingnumberinthecallhistory.



System:“Sayyourcommand”

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User: “Callback”

System:“CallBryanLeeatHome,isthiscorrect?”

User: “Yes

System: “Dialing”

Vo�ce Start Appl�cat�onUsethisfunctiontoquicklylaunchapplicationsinyourSmartphone.

Usage:Start <Appl�cat�on>1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.



User: “StartCalendar”

System: “Calendar”

NOTE ThesystemwilllaunchtheCalendarapplication.

Today’s/Tomorrow’s/Th�s week’s appo�ntmentsUsethisfunctiontodisplayyourappointmentsinyourCalendar.

Usage:Today’s/Tomorrow/Th�s week’s appo�ntmentsExample:Therearethreeappointmentsfortoday.

1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.Thefollowingexchangewilltakeplace:


User: “Today’sappointments”

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System: “Thereare3appointments”(Thesystemwillplayeveryappointment’scontents)

NOTE LongpressthevolumeupbuttontostopthecurrentplaybackandgobacktotheVoice Commander’smainscreen.

Ema�l/SMS/What t�me �s �tUsethisfunctiontodisplayyourunreademailsandSMS,andtellyouthetime.

Usage: Read Ema�l / SMSUsethiscommandtoreadyoure-mailsandSMS.

Example:Therearethreeunreade-mails.



User: “ReadE-mail”

System: “Youhave3e-mail”(Thesystemwillplayeverye-mail’scontents)

NOTE LongpressthevolumeupbuttontostopthecurrentplaybackandgobacktotheVoice Commander’smainscreen.

Usage: What t�me �s �tUsethiscommandtoaskaboutthecurrenttime



User: “Whattimeisit?”(Thesystemwilltellyouthetime).

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Meet�ng modeUsethisfunctiontoturnoffyourphone’sringer.



User: “Meetingmode”

NOTE Thesystemwillmuteyourphone’sringer.

Call H�storyUsethisfunctiontodisplayyourcallhistory.

Usage: Call H�story1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.Thefollowingexchangewilltakeplace:


User: “CallHistory”

NOTE Thesystemwilldisplayyourcallhistory.

Vo�ce Play Mus�cUsethisfunctiontoplaysongsinyourmusiclist.

NOTE Thesystemsupports.mp3and.wmafileformats.

Usage: Play <song’s file name>Example1:Youwanttoassignasongplayback.


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User: “PlayTheMoment”

System: “TheMoment”

NOTE Thescreenswitchestoplaymodeandplaysthesong.

Example2:Youwanttoassignallsongsforplayback.



User: “Playmusic”

System: “Playmusic”

NOTE Thescreenswitchestoplaymodeandplaysallsongs.

Example3:Youwanttoskipasongduringplayback.



User: Youcansay“Prev�ous”toplaytheprevioussongorsay“Next”toplaythenext song

Example4:Youwanttopauseorresumeplayingthesong.



User: Youcansay“Pause”topauseplayingsongsorsay“Resume”toresume

playingsongs.

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What can I sayUsethisfunctionifyouhavetroubleusingtheVoiceCommander.Youcanusethisfunctiontolookforavailablevoicecommands

Usage: What can I say1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.Thefollowingexchangewilltakeplace:


User: “WhatcanIsay”

NOTE • Thesystemwilldisplayalltheavailablevoicecommands. • YoumayalsolookforavailablevoicecommandsfromMenu>HelpintheVoice Commander’smainscreen.

GoodbyeUsethisfunctiontoquittheVoiceCommander.

Usage: Goodbye1. LaunchtheVoiceCommanderandgivethecommand.Thefollowingexchangewilltakeplace:


User: “Goodbye”

System: “Goodbye”

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Us�ng the Vocab Sett�ngsTheVocabSettingsenablesyoutocreatevoicetagsforentriesinyourContactslist,orforapplicationsinyourSmartphone.Creatingvoicetagsmakesiteasierforyourdevicetorecognizevoicecommands.

To use the Vocab Sett�ngs1. PressVoiceCommand>Menu>Settings.

2. PressMenu,thenselectwhichmenuitemyouwanttocreateavoicetagfor.Alistofavailabledataforyourchosenitemisdisplayed.Forexample,ifyoupressMenu>Contacts,yourlistofcontactentriesisdisplayed.

3. Fromthelist,selectthedatayouwanttocreateavoicetagfor.

4. PressMenu>VoiceTag,thenstarttorecordyourvoice.Forexample,whenyouarecreatingavoicetagforacontactentry,speakthenameofthecontactclearly.

5. PressOKwhenyouaresatisfiedwithyourrecording.Otherwise,pressCancel.

Vo�ce Sens�t�v�tyYourSmartphoneallowsyoutosetthelevelofvoicesensitivity.Whenyouspeakacommandtoyourdevice,yourSmartphonecomparesyourspokencommandtothevoicetagsbasedontheselevelsofsensitivity:Normal,Accurate,andSensitive.

• WhensettoNormal,yourSmartphonewillrecordvoicetagswithoutanyofthebackground noise.

• WhensettoAccurate,yourSmartphonewillrecordvoicetagsexactlyasyourecordedthem.

• WhensettoSensitive,yourSmartphonewillrecordallsoundsincludingbackgroundnoise.

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To set the level of vo�ce sens�t�v�ty1. PressVoiceCommand>Menu>VocabSettings.

2. PressMenu,thenselectwhichmenuitemyouwanttocreateavoicetagfor.Alistofavailabledataforyourchosenitemisdisplayed.

3. PressMenu>AdvancedSettings.Choosethesensitivitylevel.

4. PressOKwhenfinished.

Us�ng the D�g�t Tra�nerTheDigitTrainerenablesyoutorecordadigitadaptationmodelforeasyspeechrecognition.

To use the D�g�t Tra�ner1. PressVoiceCommand>Menu>DigitTraining.

2. PressRecord,thensaythedigitsdisplayedonthescreen.

3. Aftertherecording,themessage“Isthisutterancecorrect?”,appears.PressYestoconfirm.

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9-4 Remote PresenterFromyourSmartphone,RemotePresenterallowsyoutoremotelycontrolPowerPoint™presentationsrunningonyourdesktopornotebook.OperatingoveraBluetoothwirelessconnection,itpromotesconvenienceandfreedomofmovementduringyourpresentation.Italsoenablesyoutoreviewslidenoteswithoutaffectingtheaudience’sviewoftheslideshow.

Us�ng the Remote PresenterIMPORTANT • Before you start, make sure to install the Remote Presenter utility on your• Beforeyoustart,makesuretoinstalltheRemotePresenterutilityonyour

computer.YoucanfindtheinstallationfilesinthebundledsupportCD. • RemotePresenterworkswithBluetooth-enabledcomputersonly.

To use the Remote Presenter1. PressStart>Accessories>RemotePresenter.

2. DothefollowingbeforesearchingforBluetoothdevices:

•ActivateBluetoothinyourcomputer.

•LaunchtheRemotePresenterprograminyourcomputer.

Whendone,pressNext.

3. FromthelistofBluetoothdevicesfound,selectthenameofcomputercontainingyourPowerPointpresentationthenpressNext.

4. Whenrequested,keyintheauthenticationpasskeyonyourcomputerandyourSmartphone.

NOTE TheBluetoothauthenticationpasskeyisonlyrequiredifapairedrelationshipisnotyet establishedwiththeotherdevice.

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5. FromtheRemoteControllermenuonyourcomputer,clickStarttoestablishaconnection.PressOKtoexitreminder.

6. Whentheconnectionisestablished,pressOK.

7. TapthenameofPowerPoint(.ppt)filetoshowthenpressNext.

Uponselection,Microsoft®PowerPointisautomaticallylaunchedonyourcomputerwiththeselectedfileopen.

8. YoucannowremotelycontrolthePowerPointpresentationonyourcomputerusingyourdevice.

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Creat�ng a new COM port manuallyIftheoperatingsystemofyourcomputerisWindows®XP/Vista,theRemotePresentermightnotworkevenifyourdevicesuccessfullysearchesandfindsyourcomputer.Tosolvethisissue,manuallysetanewCOMportinyourcomputer.

To create a new COM port1. FromtheControlPanel,launchBluetoothDevices.The

BluetoothDevicesscreenappears.

2. ClicktheOptionstab.UnderDiscovery,selectAllowBluetooth devicestofindthiscomputer.

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3. ClicktheCOMPortstab,thenclickAdd.TheAddCOMPortscreenappears.

4. SelectIncoming(devicesinitiatestheconnection),andclick OKwhendone.ThenewlycreatedCOMportisdisplayedonthelistofavailableCOMports.

NOTE FormoreinformationonCOMports,refertothefollowingwebsites: http://support.microsoft/com/kb/885365/ http://support.microsoft/com/kb/883258/

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Chapter 10 Gett�ng ConnectedYoucansetupconnectionstotheInternetandcorporatenetworkatworktodosuchactivitiesasbrowsingtheInternetorintranet,sendingandreceivingemailsandinstantmessages,andsynchronizeinformationusingActiveSync.

Withanactiveconnection,youcanbrowsetheweb,downloade-mails,chatusingMSNMessenger,orsynchronizewirelesslywiththeserver.CheckwithyourInternetServiceProvidertoseeifaconnectionhasalreadybeensetupforyou.

10-1 Auto ConfigurationThisfeatureautomaticallyadjuststhenetworksettingsofyourSmartphonebasedonyourmobileserviceoperatorandlocation.

10-2 W�reless ManagerTheWirelessManagerallowsyoutoenableordisableyourwirelessconnectionsinasinglelocation.Thisisaquickwaytopreservebatterypowerortoprepareyourdeviceforanairplaneflight.

To launch the W�reless ManagerTolaunchtheWirelessManager,youcaneither:

• FromtheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>WirelessManager.

• FromtheQWERTYkeypad,press + toquicklylaunchtheWirelessManager.

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10-3 W�-F�® connect�onWi-Fi provides the very best connection available for computer networking and home entertainment applications alike - delivering the range, bandwith, and performance that today’s multimedia applications and products demand.

To turn on W�-F�UsetheWirelessManagertoenableordisableWi-Fiinyourdevice.YoucanaccesstheWirelessManagerbyperforminganyofthefollowing:

1. LaunchtheWirelessManager.Todothis,youcaneither:

• FromtheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>WirelessManager.

• FromtheQWERTYkeypad,press + toquicklylaunchtheWirelessManager.

2. FromtheWirelessManagerscreen,selectWi-Fi,thenpressAction toturnWi-Fi on.

To add a w�reless network1. TolaunchtheWi-Fisettingspage,youcaneither:

• PressSettingsafterselectingawirelessnetworktoconnectyourdeviceto.

• FromtheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Wi-FiSettings.

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10-4 Us�ng Bluetooth®

Bluetooth®isashort-rangewirelesscommunicationstechnologythatallowsyoutocommunicatewithotherdevices,suchasheadsets,printers,PCs,GPSreceivers,andotherusers’mobiledevices.DeviceswithBluetoothcapabilitiescanexchangeinformationwithoutrequiringaphysicalconnection.Unlikeinfrared,youdonotneedtolineupdevicestoexchangeinformationthroughBluetooth.Thedevicesonlyneedtobewithinarangeofabout10meters(30feet)inanopenspaceenvironment.Youcanevenbeaminformationtoadeviceinadifferentroom,aslongasitiswithinthespecifiedrange.

Sett�ng Bluetooth modeBydefaultBluetoothisturnedoff.Ifyouturniton,andthenturnoffyourphone,Bluetoothalsoturnsoff.Whenyouturnonyourphoneagain,Bluetoothturnsonautomatically.

To set Bluetooth mode1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Bluetooth>Menu.

2. SelectTurnOn/OffBluetooth,TurnOn/OffVisibilityandpressDone.

NOTE YoucanalsoturnBluetoothonandoffbypressingandquicklyreleasingPower to accesstheQuickListandselectingWirelessManager.SelectSettings>BluetoothSettings tosetBluetoothmodeorselectBluetoothandpressAction toquicklytoggleBluetooth onandoff.

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BLUETOOTH MODE DESCRIPTIONTurnOnBluetooth TheBluetoothradioisturnedonandyoucanuseBluetoothfeatures.

TurnOffBluetooth TheBluetoothradioisturnedoff.Youmightwanttoturntheradiooffattimestoconservebatterypower,orinsituationswhereradiouseisprohibited,likeonairplanesandinhospitals.

TurnOnVisibility TheBluetoothradioisturnedon,andotherBluetoothdeviceswithinrange(about10meters)candetectyourphone.

TurnOffVisibility TheBluetoothradioisturnedon,butotherBluetoothdevicescannotdetectyourphone.

Creat�ng a Bluetooth partnersh�pBeforeyourphonecancommunicatewithanotherdevice,youneedtocreateapartnershipbetweenyourphoneandtheotherBluetooth-enableddevice.Yourphonecancreatepartnershipswithupto10otherBluetoothdevices.

To create a Bluetooth partnersh�p1. EnsurethatthetwodevicesarewithincloserangeandthatbothBluetooth-enableddevicesare

discoverable.

2. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Bluetooth.

3. SelectAddnewDevice....YourphonesearchesforotherBluetooth-enableddevicesanddisplaystheminthelist.

4. SelectthedevicewithwhichyouwanttocreateaBluetoothpartnership,andpressNext.

5. Enterapersonalidentificationnumber(PIN)between1and16characters,andpressNext.

6. EnterthesamePINontheotherdevice.

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NOTE Onceyoucreateapartnership,youdon’tneedtoTurnonVisibilitytobeaminformation betweenthem.Bluetoothneedsonlytobeturnedon.

Pa�r�ng w�th a Bluetooth headset1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Bluetooth>MenuandselectTurn

OnBluetoothandTurnOnVisibility.

2. TurnonyourBluetoothheadsetandbringittowithin10metersofyourSmartphone.

3. PutyourBluetoothheadsetintopairingmode.RefertoyourBluetoothheadset’susermanualforinstructions.

4. Onyourphone,pressAddnewdevice....

5. SelecttheBluetoothheadsetontheAddDeviceslistandpressNext.

6. Enterthepasskeyprovidedintheheadsetusermanual.Thephonewillnowpairwiththeheadset.

7. SettheBluetoothmodeonyourphonetoOnandyouarereadytotalkhandsfree.

L�sten�ng to stream�ng aud�o w�th a Bluetooth headset1. MakesurethatyourphoneispairedwithaBluetoothheadsetbyfollowingtheinstructionsin

“PairingwithaBluetoothheadset.”

2. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>BluetoothandselectaBluetoothheadsetinBluetoothDevices.

3. OpenWindowsMediaPlayersandstartplayingmusic.

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TO DO THISBeaminformationusingBluetooth

MakesurethatBluetoothisturnedonandthatthedevicethatyouwanttobeamtoisdiscoverable.SelecttheitemthatyouwanttobeamandpressMenu>Beam[item].SelecttheBluetoothdevicetowhichyouwanttobeamtheitemandpressBeam.

AcceptaBluetoothpartnership

MakesurethatBluetoothisturnedonandthatyourphoneisdiscoverable.WhenpromptedtoacceptaBluetoothpartnershipwiththeotherdevice,pressYes.InPIN,enterapersonalidentificationnumber(PIN)between1and16characters,andpressDone.YoumustenterthesamePINthatwasenteredonthedevicerequestingtheBluetoothpartnership.

Receivebeamedinformation

OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Beam.SelectReceiveincomingbeams.PressYes.ToreceivebeamsbyusingBluetooth,ensureBluetoothisturnedonandthatyourphoneisdiscoverableandwithincloserange.

RenameaBluetoothdevice

OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Bluetooth.SelecttheBluetoothdevicetorenameandpressMenu>Edit.InName,enteranewnamefortheBluetoothdevice,pressNext,andthenpressDone.

SynchronizeusingBluetooth

OntheHomescreen,pressStart>ActiveSync>Menu>ConnectviaBluetooth.See“UsingBluetooth”onpage55formoreinformation.

EndaBluetoothpartnership

OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Bluetooth. SelecttheBluetoothdevicewithwhichyouwanttoendthepartnershipandpressMenu>Delete.

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10-5 USB Sett�ngTheUSBSettingfeatureenablesoutouseyourSmartphoneasamemorycardreaderorawebcamusingaUSBconnection.

To select a USB connect�on mode1. Connect your phone to a PC using the USB sync cable.ConnectyourphonetoaPCusingtheUSBsynccable.

2. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Setting>USBsetting.

3. Scroll to the USB connection mode using the Left and Right navigation keys and pressScrolltotheUSBconnectionmodeusingtheLeftandRightnavigationkeysandpressDone.

• TouseyourSmartphoneasamemorycardreader,selectMassStoragedevice.

• TouseyourSmartphoneasawebcam,selectUSB-Webcam.

NOTE WhenusingtheActiveSync™application,makesurethattheUSBconnectionmodeisset eithertoActiveSync(Turbomode)orActiveSync(Normalmode).Otherwise,theapplication willnotfunctionnormally.

10-6 Connect�ng to the InternetOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>ConnectionstoopentheConnectionsscreen.ConnectionssettingsallowyoutosetupWi-Fi®,Dial-up,VirtualPrivateNetwork(VPN),Bluetooth,Proxy,andGeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS)connections,soyoucanconnecttotheInternetoryourcorporatenetwork.

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D�al-up connect�onTo create a D�al-up connect�onEverynetworkconnectionisdifferent.Youshouldgatheralloftherelevantinformationornetworksettingsyouneedbeforestartingthisprocess.

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections>Dial-up.

2. PressMenu>Add.

3. Entertherelevantinformation.

NOTE InConnectsto,selectTheInternettoconnectdirectlytotheInternet,Worktoconnectto yourcorporatenetwork,WAPNetworktoconnecttoaWirelessApplicationProtocol network,orSecureWAPNetworktoconnecttosecureWAPsites,suchasabank.

4. PressDone.

GPRS, Proxy, and VPN connect�onsYoucancreateGPRS,Proxy,andVPNconnectionsusingthesameprocedureasthatforaDial-upconnection.

GPRS connect�onGPRSisahigh-speedtransmissionthroughthemobilephonenetwork,whichprovidespermanentonlineconnection.TouseGPRStoconnecttothenetwork,youneedtoapplyforGPRSservicewithyourInternetServiceProvider.

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Proxy connect�onIfyourPCisconnectedtoyourISPorprivatenetworkduringsynchronization,yourSmartphoneshoulddownloadtheproperproxysettingsfromyourPC.IfthesesettingsarenotonyourPCorneedtobechanged,askyourInternetServiceProvider(ISP)ornetworkadministratorfortheproxyservername,servertype,port,typeofSocksprotocolused,andyourusernameandpassword.AproxyconnectionisusedtoaccesstheInternetusinganexistingconnectiontoyourcorporatenetwork.

VPN connect�onAVPNconnectionallowsyoutosecurelyconnecttoservers,suchasacorporatenetwork,usinganexistingInternetconnection.Askyournetworkadministratorforyourusername,password,domainname,TCP/IPsettings,andhostnameorIPaddressoftheVPNserver.

Chang�ng opt�on sett�ngsTheOptionsscreenenablesyoutospecifythenumberofredialattempts,timetowaitbeforedisconnection,andhowyourPCconnectstothenetwork.

To access the Opt�ons screen1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Connections.

2. PressMenu>Advanced>Menu>Options.

Add�ng a URL except�onSomecompaniesuseperiodsintheirintranetURLs(forexample,intranet.companyname.com).AWorkURLexceptiontellsInternetExplorerMobiletolookontheWorknetworktofindtheURLinsteadofsearchingtheInternet.

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To add a URL except�on1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings> ConnectionsConnectionsConnections.

2. PressMenu>Advanced>Menu>WorkURLExceptions.

3. PressMenu>Add.

4. InURLPattern,entertheURL,andpressDone.

NOTE • SeparatemultipleURLswithasemicolon(;).

• YoucannotcreateURLexceptionsforURLsontheInternet.

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10-7 Us�ng Internet Explorer Mob�leYoucanuseInternetExplorerMobiletobrowsemobilefavoritesandchannelsthathavebeendownloadedtoyourdevicewithoutconnectingtotheInternet.YoucanalsoconnecttotheInternetthroughanISPoranetworkconnectiontobrowsetheWeb.

NOTE MakesurethatyouhavesetupyourSmartphone’sconnection.Referto10-6Connecting totheInternet.

Open�ng Internet Explorer Mob�leTo open Internet ExplorerOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Internet>InternetExplorer.

WithInternetExplorerMobile,theFavoritesandHistorylistsaredisplayedasthemainscreeninsteadofaHomepage,soyoucaneasilygotoyourfavoriteWebsites.YoucanaddWebsitesthatyouvisitfrequentlytotheFavoriteslist.

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TO DO THISChangeconnectionoptions 1.PressMenu>Tools>Options>Connections.

2.Dooneofthefollowing:• ToallowInternetExplorertoselectnetworksettings,select

Automaticallydetectsettings.• Tomanuallychoosenetworksettings,inSelectnetwork,selectthe

networktowhichInternetExplorershouldconnect.

ViewyourFavoriteslist FromanyWebpage,pressFavorites.

GotoaWebpage InInternetExplorer,pressMenu>AddressBar.EntertheWebpageaddressandpressGo.

GotoaWebpageintheHistorylist

PressMenu>History.SelectaWebpage,andclickGo.

Clearhistory,cookies,ortemporaryfiles

PressMenu>Tools>Options>Memory.

AddaWebpagetotheFavoriteslist

FromtheWebpagethatyouwanttoadd,pressMenu>AddtoFavorites.

ChangethesizeoftextonWebpages

PressMenu>View>TextSizeandselectthesizeyouwant.

ShoworhidepicturesonWebpages

PressMenu>View>ShowPictures.AcheckmarknexttoShowPicturesindicatesthatpictureswillbedisplayedonWebpages.

Viewapageinfullscreenmode PressMenu>View>FullScreen.

Exitfullscreenmode Pressoneofthesoftkeys,andthenpressMenu>View>FullScreentocanceltheselection.

ChangeWebpagedisplayoptions

PressMenu>View.Selectoneofthedisplayoptions.

CreateanewfolderinFavorites PressFavorites>Menu>AddFolder.

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TO DO THISMoveafavoritetoafolder PressFavorites.Selectthefavoritetomove.PressMenu>Edit.Under

Folder,scrolltothefoldertowhichyouwanttomovethefavoriteandpressDone.

Sendalinkviae-mail GototheWebpageyouwanttosendandpressMenu>Tools>SendLink...>OutlookE-mail.

10-8 Internet Shar�ngTheInternetSharingfeatureenablesyoutouseyourSmartphoneasanexternalmodemforyourcomputertoconnecttotheInternet.ToconnectyourSmartphonetoyourPCforInternetconnectivity,youcanuseeitheraUSBoraBluetoothdevice.

NOTE YoucanquicklylaunchtheInternetSharingfeaturebypressing + fromthe QWERTYkeypad.

Sett�ng up a USB connect�onTo set up a USB connect�on1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>More>InternetSharing.

2. InPCConnection,selectUSB.

3. InNetworkConnection,selectthetypeofconnectionthatyourSmartphonewillusetoconnecttotheInternet.

NOTE Youmustfirstcreateanetworkconnection.Referto10-6ConnectingtotheInternet.

4. PressConnect.

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5. ConnectyourSmartphonetoyourPCusingtheUSBsynccable.ThestatuswillchangetoConnected,andyourPCisnowconnectedtotheInternet.

Sett�ng up a Bluetooth® connect�onTo set up a Bluetooth® connect�on1. CreateaBluetooth®partnershipbetweenyourSmartphoneandyourcomputer.

NOTE Refertothesection“CreatingaBluetoothpartnership”under10-4UsingBluetooth®.

2. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>InternetSharing.

3. InPCConnection,selectBluetoothPAN.

4. InNetworkConnection,selectthetypeofconnectionthatyourSmartphonewillusetoconnecttotheInternet.

NOTE Youmustfirstcreateanetworkconnection.Referto10-6ConnectingtotheInternet.

5. PressConnect.

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10-9 Network sett�ngThisfunctionhelpsyoutoconfigurenetworksettingsmanuallyorautomaticallyaccordingtoyourSIMcardandyourlocation.

To use Network Sett�ng1. On the Home screen, pressOntheHomescreen,pressStart>Internet>AutoConfiguration.

2. PressMenu>AutoDetect.Thedeviceautomaticallydetectsyourlocationandthecorrectserviceoperator.

ChecktheListalloperatorsboxifyouwanttoseealloperatorsinacertaincountry.

Youcanmanuallychoosethecountryandoperatorsasyouneed.

3. PressDonewhenfinished.

10-10 Network connect�on trouble shoot�ngYoumayencounterthefollowingproblemswhenusingtheMSNmessengerviaGPRSconnection:

• MSNmessengerandMMScannotworksimultaneously.IfstartingtheMSNmessengerfirst, youcannotreceiveorsendMMSmessagesnormallyevenunderdifferentnetwork connections.

ItisrecommendedthatyouclosetheMSNmessengerfirst,thenstarttheMMSfunction.

TodisconnecttheMSNmessenger,dothefollowing:

1. SignouttheMSNaccount.

2. PressandquicklyreleasePower toopentheQuickList,thenselectWirelessManager.

3. TurnOfftheDataconnectionbypressingAction .

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Chapter 11 Sett�ng and manag�ng system

11-1 System sett�ngPower ManagementUsePowerManagementtocheckthebatterylevelandtoconfigurepower-savingsettings,suchasbacklightanddisplaytime-outs.

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>PowerManagement.

2. Adjustthefollowingoptions:

• InBacklighttimeoutonbattery,settheamountoftimeforthephonetobeidlebeforethe backlightturnsoff.

• InBacklighttimeoutonAC,settheamountoftimeforthephonetobeidlebeforethe backlightturnsoffwhenusingACpower.

• InDisplaytimeout,setthetimelimitforthephonetobeidlebeforethescreenturnsoff.

3. PressDone.

Br�ghtness adjustmentYoucanreducethescreenbrightnessforpowersaving.

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>Brightness.

2. AdjustthebrightnessbypressingtheLeftandRightnavigationkeys.


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Mode Sw�tcherModeswitcherallowsyoutoeasilyswitchbetweenapplicationsandtasks.Tousethemodeswitcher,pressthemodeswitcherbuttonontheQWERTYkeypad.Pressagaintoshiftbetweenapplications.

Youcanconfigurethemodeswitcheranddefinetheswitchertypeorselectitemstoappearinthemodeswitcherpop-upmenu.

To define the switcher type1. PressStart>Settings>More>ModeSwitcher.

2. PresstheleftandrightnavigationkeystoselecttheSwitchertype.

3. Press the left and right navigation keys to set the switch Waiting Time.Presstheleftandrightnavigationkeysto set the switch Waiting Time.settheswitchWaitingTime.

To select �tems to appear �n the sw�tcher pop-up menu1. PressStart>Settings>More>ModeSwitcher.

2. PressMenu>ItemSettings.

3. Highlightanapplicationicon,thenpressMenu>Edit.Selecttheapplicationtobedisplayedinthepop-upmenuandpressDone.Repeatthesamesteptoselectanotherapplication.

Usetheleft/rightsoftkeystoscrollthroughtheicons.ChecktheboxesoftheapplicationstobedisplayedontheModeSwitcherBar.

Modeswitcherbutton

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Restart�ng your SmartphoneOccasionally,youmayneedtorestartyourphone,suchaswhenaprogramisnotperformingproperly,orthephonedoesnotrespondtokeypresses.

To restart the phone1. Removethebattery.

2. Reinsertthebatteryandturnonyourphone.

Resett�ng your SmartphoneResettingyourphonewillremovealldatafrommemoryandrestorethephonebacktothefactorydefaultsettings.

NOTE Whenyouresetyourphone,alldatayouhaveenteredinRAM,includingallfiles,system settings,andadditionalprogramsyouhaveinstalled,willbeerased.

To reset your phone1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>DefaultSettings.

2. Enter1234toconfirmthatyouwanttorestoredefaultsettingsandpressOK.

Thephonewillrestartautomaticallyafteritisreset.


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11-2 Manag�ng the systemAdd�ng and remov�ng programsYoucanuseActiveSynctoaddprogramstoyourphoneoraddaprogramdirectlyfromtheInternet.

To add programs1. DownloadtheprogramtoyourPC.

2. Readanyinstallationinstructionsordocumentationthatcomeswiththeprogram.Manyprogramsprovidespecialinstallationinstructions.

3. ConnectyourSmartphonetothePCusingaUSBcable.

4. Double-clickthe*.exefile.

• Iftheexecutablefileisaninstallationwizard,followtheinstructionsonthescreen.Oncethe programhasbeeninstalledonyourPC,thewizardwillautomaticallytransfertheprogramto yourphone.

• Ifaninstallationwizarddoesnotstart,youwillseeanerrormessagestatingthattheprogram isvalidbutthatitisdesignedforadifferenttypeofPC.Youwillneedtocopythisprogramto yourphone.Ifyoucannotfindanyinstallationinstructionsfortheprogram,useActiveSyncto copytheprogramfiletotheProgramFilesfolderonyourphone.

To remove a program

NOTE PreinstalledapplicationsinyourSmartphonecannotberemoved.

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>More>RemovePrograms.

2. Scrolltotheprogramtoremove.

3. PressMenu>Remove.

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Keep�ng your Smartphone secureCustomizethelevelofsecurityyouwantyourphonetohavebylockingthekeypad,theSIMcard,ortheentirephone.

To lock the keypad and mult�med�a player controlsYoucandoeitherofthefollowing:

• Press and quickly releaseandquicklyreleasePower to display the Quick List screen and selecttodisplaytheQuickListscreenandselect Lock.

• PressandholdtheEndkey .

To unlock the keypad and mult�med�a player controlsPressUnlockfollowedquicklybytheAsteriskkey .

Lock�ng the SIM cardLockingtheSIMcardpreventsothersfromusingyourSmartphoneuntilthecorrectpasswordisentered,butyouwillstillbeabletomakeemergencycalls.Whenyouturnonthephone,youwillbeaskedtoenteryourPIN1password.

To lock the SIM card and set the PIN1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Security>EnableSIMPIN.

2. Enterthepassword(SIMcard’sPIN1),andpressDone.

OncethePINisenabled,yourSmartphonewillaskyoutoenterthePINwheneveryouturniton.

To unlock the SIM card1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Security>DisableSIMPIN.

2. Enterthepassword(SIMcard’sPIN1),andpressDone.


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To change the PIN1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>More>Settings>More>Security>ChangeSIMPIN.

2. EntertheoriginalPIN1code.

3. EnterandconfirmthenewPIN,andthenpressDone.

To change PIN21. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>More>Settings>Security>ChangePIN2.

2. EntertheoriginalPIN2code(SIMcard’sPIN2).

3. EnterandconfirmthenewPIN2,andthenpressDone.

Lock�ng the phoneTo lock the phone1. On the Home screen, pressOntheHomescreen,pressStart>More>Settings>More>Security>DeviceLock.

2. SelectthePromptifdeviceunusedforcheckboxbypressingAction .

3. Scrolldowntothefieldbelowandselecttheamountoftimeforthephonetobeinactivebeforeitlocksautomatically.

4. InPasswordtype,selectthetypeofpasswordyouwanttouse.

5. Enterandconfirmyourpassword,andthenpressDone.

Controll�ng outgo�ng callsFixeddialingallowsyoutorestrictyouroutgoingcallstoselectedphonenumbers,ifsupportedbyyourSIMcard.YouneedthePIN2codeforthisfunction.Whenthisfunctionisactive,youcanonlycallthosephonenumbersthatareincludedinthefixeddialinglist.Callbarring,ontheotherhand,blockscertaintypesofcall.Beforeyoucanuseit,youmustsetupaFixeddialinglist.

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1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Phone>More>FixedDialing.

2. SelectEnableFixedDialingbypressingAction and then pressandthenpressDone.

3. EnteryourSIMPIN2,andpressDone.Oncefixeddialinghasbeenturnedon,youcanbegintostorefixeddialingnumbers.

4. PressMenu>EditNumbers.

5. PressMenu>Addandenterthephonenumbertoaddtoyourfixeddialinglist.

6. PressDone.

7. Repeatsteps2to6toaddmorenumbers.

Block�ng �ncom�ng/outgo�ng callsEmergencycallscanstillbemadewithCallBarringon.

1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Settings>Phone>CallBarring.

2. InBlockincomingcalls,selectOff,Whenroaming,orAllcalls.

3. InBlockoutgoingcalls,selectOff,Int’lexcepttoHome,Int’lcalls,orAllcalls.

4. PressDone.


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Chapter 12 Other Features

12-1 Task ManagerTheTaskManagerdisplaystheavailableapplicationsinyourSmartphone,andenablesyoutoview,close,activate,orcloseallapplications;aswellasgivetheresourceinformationaboutanapplication.

To launch the Task Manager1. FromtheHomescreen,pressStart>Accessories>TaskManager.

2. Selecttheapplication,andpressMenu.FromtheMenuselection,choosewhatyouwanttodowiththeapplication.

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ICON DESCRIPTION

TheWordVieweropensawordfile.

ThePDFVieweropensapdffile.

ThePPTVieweropensaPowerpointpresentationfile.

TheExcelVieweropensanExcelspreadsheetfile.

12-2 ClearVue Office ApplicationsYourSmartphonecomeswithpreinstalledClearVueOfficeapplicationsthatenablesyoutoviewdocuments,spreadsheets,presentations,andpdffiles.

Word V�ewerThisviewershowsdocumentscreatedinMicrosoftWord97,2000,2002(XP),and2003.ItcanalsodisplaydocumentssavedinRichTextFormat(.rtf).

Tostartthisapplication,pressStart>Office>WordViewer.

PDF V�ewerThisviewerdisplaysPortableDocumentFormat(.pdf)files.

Tostartthisapplication,pressStart>Office>PDFViewer.

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PPT V�ewerThisviewershowspresentationscreatedinMicrosoftPowerPoint97,2000,2002(XP),and2003.

Tostartthisapplication,pressStart>Office>PPTViewer.

Excel V�ewerThisviewerdisplaysspreadsheetscreatedinMicrosoftExcel97,2000,2002(XP),and2003..

Tostartthisapplication,pressStart>Office>ExcelViewer.

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12-3 Us�ng Java (MIDlet Manager)YourphonesupportsJava2Edition,J2ME.TheJavaMIDletManagerallowsyoutodownloadJavaapplications,suchasgamesandutilities,thatarespecificallydesignedformobilephonesandtheneasilyinstallandmanagethem.

Toinstall,run,andmanageMIDletprograms(MIDlets)onyourphone,youhavetofirstdownloadtheMIDletstoyourdevicedirectly

Install�ng Java MIDlets d�rectly from the InternetTo �nstall Java MIDlets d�rectly from the Internet1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Accessories>Java.TheJavascreenappears.

2. PressMenu>Install>InternettoopenInternetExplorer.

3. LocatetheMIDlet/MIDletsuitewhileconnectedtotheInternet.

4. SelecttheMIDlet/MIDletsuitetodownload.

5. PressYes tostartinstallingtheMIDlet/MIDletsuite.

6. PressDone toconfirm.

Install�ng Java MIDlets from a PCYoucaninstalltheMIDlets/MIDletsuitesonyourphonefromaPCusingtheUSBsynccable,orBluetooth.MIDletscopiedtoyourphoneusinginfrared,Bluetooth,ore-mailattachmentsareautomaticallysavedintheMyDocumentsfolder.

To �nstall Java MIDlets from your PC1. DownloadthegamesandutilitiesthatyouwanttoinstallonyourSmartphonefromyourPC.

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2. OpenActiveSynconyourPCandclickExplore.

3. GototheMyDevice\MyDocumentsortheMyDevice\StorageCardfolderonyourSmartphoneandpastethefiles.

4. OntheHomescreenofyourphone,pressStart>Tools>Java.TheesmertecJavascreenappears.

5. PressMenu>Install>Local.AlistofallMIDlets/MIDletsuitesavailabledisplays.

6. SelecttheMIDlet/MIDletsuitetoinstallandpress Install.

7. PressYestoinstall.

8. PressDonetoconfirm.

Runn�ng Java MIDletsTo run Java MIDlets1. OntheHomescreen,pressStart>Accessories > JavaAccessories> Java>Java.ThephonedisplaysalistofMIDlets.

2. SelectaMIDlet,andthenpressAction .

TO DO THISUninstallaMIDlet FromtheJavamainscreen,selecttheMIDlettouninstallandpressMenu

>Uninstall.

UpdateaMIDlet FromtheJavamainscreen,selecttheMIDlettoupdateandpressMenu>Update.

ChangethedisplaynameofaMIDlet

FromtheJavamainscreen,selecttheMIDlettorenameandpressMenu>Edit.

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Federal Commun�cat�ons Comm�ss�on StatementThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1) Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and2) Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.

Thisdeviceanditsantennamustnotbeco-locatedoroperatinginconjunctionwithanyotherantennaortransmitter.

ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewithmanufacturer’sinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.

Canad�an Department of Commun�cat�ons StatementThisdigitalapparatusdoesnotexceedtheClassBlimitsforradionoiseemissionsfromdigitalapparatussetoutintheRadioInterferenceRegulationsoftheCanadianDepartmentofCommunications.

Th�s class B d�g�tal apparatus compl�es w�th Canad�an ICES-003.

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UL Safety Not�cesRequiredforUL1459coveringtelecommunications(telephone)equipmentintendedtobeelectricallyconnectedtoatelecommunicationnetworkthathasanoperatingvoltagetogroundthatdoesnotexceed200Vpeak,300Vpeak-to-peak,and105Vrms,andinstalledorusedinaccordancewiththeNationalElectricalCode(NFPA70).

WhenusingtheSmartphone,basicsafetyprecautionsshouldalwaysbefollowedtoreducetheriskoffire,electricshock,andinjurytopersons,includingthefollowing:

• Do not usetheSmartphonenearwater,forexample,nearabathtub,washbowl,kitchensink or laundrytub,inawetbasementornearaswimmingpool.

• Do not usetheSmartphoneduringanelectricalstorm.Theremaybearemoteriskofelectric shock fromlightning.

• Do not usetheSmartphoneinthevicinityofagasleak.

RequiredforUL1642coveringprimary(non-rechargeable)andsecondary(rechargeable)lithiumbatteriesforuseaspowersourcesinproducts.Thesebatteriescontainmetalliclithium,oralithiumalloy,oralithiumion,andmayconsistofasingleelectrochemicalcellortwoormorecellsconnectedinseries,parallel,orboth,thatconvertchemicalenergyintoelectricalenergybyanirreversibleorreversiblechemicalreaction.

• Do not disposetheSmartphonebatterypackinafire,astheymayexplode.Checkwithlocal codes forpossiblespecialdisposalinstructionstoreducetheriskofinjurytopersonsduetofireor explosion.

• Do not usepoweradaptersorbatteriesfromotherdevicestoreducetheriskofinjuryto personsduetofireorexplosion.UseonlyULcertifiedpoweradaptersorbatteriessuppliedby the manufacturerorauthorizedretailers.

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Proh�b�t�on of co-locat�onThisdevicemustnotbeco-locatedoroperatinginconjunctionwithanyotherantennaortransmitter

15.105 Federal Commun�cat�ons Comm�ss�on (FCC) Requ�rements, Part 15ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaclassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttopart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.

Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

—Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.—Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.—Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.—Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

Regulatory �nformat�on / D�scla�mersInstallationanduseofthisWirelessLANdevicemustbeinstrictaccordancewiththeinstructionsincludedintheuserdocumentationprovidedwiththeproduct.Anychangesormodifications(includingtheantennas)madetothisdevicethatarenotexpresslyapprovedbythemanufacturermayvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.Themanufacturerisnotresponsibleforanyradioortelevisioninterferencecausedbyunauthorizedmodificationofthisdevice,orthesubstitutionoftheconnectingcablesandequipmentotherthanmanufacturerspecified.Itistheresponsibilityoftheusertocorrectanyinterferencecausedbysuchunauthorizedmodification,substitutionorattachment.Manufactureranditsauthorizedresellersordistributorswillassumenoliabilityforanydamageorviolationofgovernmentregulationsarisingfromfailingtocomplywiththeseguidelines.

Checkl�st of Regulatory Statement 15.21

Youarecautionedthatanychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedinthismanualcouldvoidyourauthorizationtousethedevice.

CAUTION:Anychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

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Replaceable batter�esIfanequipmentisprovidedwithareplaceablebatteryandifreplacementbyanincorrecttypecouldresultinanexplosion(suchasreplacingwithsomelithiumbatteries),thefollowingapplies:

– ifthebatteryisplacedinanOPERATORACCESSAREA,thereshallbeamarkingclosetothebatteryorastatementinboththeoperatingandtheservicinginstructions;

– ifthebatteryisplacedelsewhereintheequipment,thereshallbeamarkingclosetothebatteryorastatementintheservicinginstructions.

Themarkingorstatementshallincludethefollowingorsimilartext:CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.CHECK LOCAL REGULATIONS FOR DISPOSAL OF USED BATTERIES

CAUTION:TomaintaincompliancewithFCC’sRFexposureguidelines,thisequipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistance20cmbetweentheradiatorandyourbody.Useonthesuppliedantenna.Unauthorizedantenna,modification,orattachmentscoulddamagethetransmitterandmayviolateFCCregulations.

Safety Informat�onInordertomaintaincompliancewithFCC’sRFexposureguidelines,thisequipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistance20cmbetweentheradiatorandyourbody.Useonlywithsuppliedantenna.Unauthorizedantenna,modification,orattachmentscoulddamagethetransmitterandmayviolateFCCregulations.

Caut�on Statement of the FCC Rad�o Frequency ExposureThisWirelessLANradiodevicehasbeenevaluatedunderFCCBulletinOET65CandfoundcomplianttotherequirementsassetforthinCFR47Sections2.1091,2.1093,and15.247(b)(4)addressingRFExposurefromradiofrequencydevices.TheradiationoutputpowerofthisWirelessLANdeviceisfarbelowtheFCCradiofrequencyexposurelimits.Nevertheless,thisdeviceshallbeusedinsuchamannerthatthepotentialforhumancontactduringnormaloperation—asamobileorportabledevicebutuseinabody-wornwayisstrictlyprohibit.Whenusingthisdevice,acertainseparationdistancebetweenantennaandnearbypersonshastobekepttoensureRFexposurecompliance.InordertocomplywiththeRFexposurelimitsestablishedintheANSIC95.1standards,thedistancebetweentheantennasandtheusershouldnotbelessthan20cm.

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