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User GuideThank you for choosing the Pantech Breeze IV.The Pantech Breeze IV has many features designed to enhance your mobile experience. From its EZ to read menus, to its sleek, stylish design, we know you will enjoy the entire Breeze IV experience.This User Guide contains important and useful information that will maximize your familiarity with all that the Pantech Breeze IV has to offer.

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SpecificationsDesignClamshell phone with internal and external display

Displays•WQVGALCDwith3.0”internal

display•qqVGATFTLCDwith1.44”

external display•9linesfortextinbasicmodewith24pointfont•Twosoftkeysandfour-way

scroll and pressing

MelodiesMIDI,i-Melody,MP3,AMR,WAV,AAC,AAC+,WMA

CameraIntegrated3MCMOSCamera•Resolutionupto2048x1536(3MAFpixels)•3GPVideorecording/playingupto15f/s(QVGAsize)•Self-timerfunction(Off/5secs/10secs)•Photoalbumandvideoalbum•LEDCameraFlash(SupportOn/Off)

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Dimensions & WeightWeight:102g(withstandardbattery)Dimensions:106.5mmX53mmX17.4mm

Power Management (Performance)

Battery Type Capacity Standby

TimeTalk

TimeStandardLithium-

Ion(Li-ion)

Up to 1030mAh

Up to 250

hours

Up to 3

hours

Operating Frequency•GSM/GPRS/EDGE850/900/ 1800/1900MHz,UMTS/HSDPA850/1900/2100MHznetworksinNorthAmerica,SouthAmerica,Europe,Africa,andAsia-Pacificwherethesenetworks are supported•Automaticbandswitching

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Specifications ................................... 2Phone overview ................................8Using Shortcuts .............................. 10Menu overview ................................. 11Quick & Easy .................................... 14SIM card and battery ..................... 17Turning the phone on/off ............ 20Essential display indications ...... 20Setting the phone mode ..............23Entering text ...................................24Quick call keys ................................ 26PC Suite .............................................27Memory card ...................................28

Breeze Mode1. Calls and address book

Making,receivingandendingacall ........................................................34Optionsduringacall ....................36Checking all calls ...........................40Speeddialing ....................................41Using address book ......................42Using your headset .......................44Fixed dialing number ...................45

2. MessagingReceivingmessages ....................48Creating and sending text messages .........................................49Creating multimedia messages .........................................50Managing messaging memory ...56Email ...................................................57

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3. MultimediaCamera ..............................................60Photo album ....................................66Video album .....................................68

4. Useful FeaturesMagnifier ...........................................72Calendar ............................................72Alarmclock ....................................... 74PillReminder ....................................75User Guide .......................................76Calculator ......................................... 77Tip calculator .................................. 77Stopwatch........................................78SayaCommand .............................78ReadoutMode ................................80SlowSpeech .....................................81

5. ConnectivityBluetooth ..........................................84Using the web browser................87

6. SettingsPhone status ....................................92Sounds&alerts ..............................92Displaysettings ..............................93Voice command setting .............93

Advanced Mode1. Calls and address book

Making,receivingandending a call .....................................................96Call settings ....................................101Checking all calls ..........................101Speeddialing .................................103Using address book ....................104Using your headset ..................... 107Fixed dialing number ................. 107Calleridentification ....................108SlowSpeech ..................................108

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2. MessagingReceivingmessages ...................110Creating and sending text messages .........................................112Creating multimedia messages ........................................ 113Message templates ..................... 118Message settings ......................... 118Managing messaging memory ...........................................120Email ...................................................121

3. MultimediaCamera .............................................124Photo album ..................................130Video album ....................................132Audioalbum .................................. 134Music player ................................... 136Music player settings .................. 141Media player ................................... 142

Otherfiles ....................................... 145Managing memory ..................... 145Playing games............................... 145

4. Useful FeaturesMagnifier .........................................148Calendar ..........................................149Alarmclock .....................................150PillReminder ................................... 151User Guide ......................................152Calculator ........................................153Tip calculator .................................153Stopwatch...................................... 154Notepadandvoicememo ...... 154Worldtime ...................................... 156Converter ........................................ 156Timer ..................................................157SayaCommand ............................157ReadoutMode .............................. 159

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5. ConnectivityBluetooth ........................................ 162UsingUSBMode .......................... 165Using the web browser.............. 165Settingprofiles ............................. 167

6. SettingsLanguage ........................................170Time and date ...............................170Voice command setting ...........170Soundsandalerts ........................ 171Displaysettings ............................. 171Security .............................................173Updating software .......................174Reset ..................................................175TTY ..................................................... 176

7. AppendixAlertmessage ...............................180Troubleshooting checklist ....... 181Safetyinformation ......................184Safetyprecautions ..................... 185Aboutthebatteryusage ...........187FCCHearing-AidCompatibility(HAC)regulationsforwirelessdevices .............................................. 191FCCRegulatoryCompliance .... 195Warranty ..........................................199SpeakerPhone& Noise Cancel ................................206DynamicNoiseSuppression fromAudience .............................207earSmart™technology ............208

Clear keyReturntopreviousscreenordeletescharacters in text mode.

Power on & off / Menu exit / End keyTurnphoneon/off,endscalls,exitmenus

Camera key

OK key or access BrowserPress to enter menu system

Left/Right Soft keyPerform the functions shown at the bottom line of the display

Internal display

Earpiece

Navigation keyScrollthroughthe

menu options

Quick Call Keys

Vibrate modeMicrophone 1

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Send keyVoice Command

Phone overview

External Display CameraFlash

LED Indicators Message, Call,

Battery

Internal antenna area

Microphone 2

Speaker

Micro USB (Ear Mic. & Charger)

note:Holdingthedevicebytheinternalantennaareamightaffectthequalityofallcalls.

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Volume up / down

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note: The phone has integrated advancednoisesuppressiontechnology.Toensurevoicequality,pleasedonotcovermicrophoneentriesasindicated.

Using ShortcutsNumbered menu items, such as menus,sub-menus,andoptionscanbequicklyaccessedbyusing their shortcut numbers.

In Menu mode, Main Menus can be accessed by pressing thenumberkeys(1to#)corresponding to their location on the screen.Example:AccessingthePhone Mode menu.1.SelectMenu.2. Press for Settings.3.Press for Phone Mode.4.PresstheU/D scroll key to

select the mode.note:Thestepsmayvarybymodeandthismanualprovidesinstructionsforboth Breeze Mode and Advanced Mode respectively.

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Address BookContactsGroupsFavoritesSettingsFixedDial NumbersSService Numbers

MessagingConversationsOptions Create Message Delete Delete Conversations Templates Settings Memory

CameraTake PicturesRecordVideosMy PicturesMy Videos

AT&T ServicesSayaCommandAT&TFamilyMapAT&TNavigatorAT&TMusicGames&AppsmyAT&TMyAccountMobile EmailBrowser

ToolsMagnifierCalendarAlarmClockPillReminder

User GuideCalculatorTip CalculatorStopWatch

SettingsPhoneStatusSounds&AlertsBluetoothFontSizeWallpaperSlowSpeechVoice Command SettingsPhone Mode

Menu overview

Breeze mode menu

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Advanced mode menu

Address BookContactsGroupsFavoritesSettingsFixedDial

NumbersSService

Numbers

MessagingConversationsOptions

Create MessageDeleteDeleteConversations

TemplatesSettingsMemory

Mobile Email

AT&T GPSAT&TNavigatorAT&T

FamilyMap

BrowserHomeBookmarksEnter AddressHistoryManage

My StuffApplicationsAudioGamesPictureVideoToolsOtherFilesUsedSpace

Picture

SSIMdependentNNetwork dependent

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Video ToolsMagnifierRecentCallsCameraVideo CameraMedia PlayerAlarmClockCalendarPillReminderUser GuideNotepadVoice MemoWorldTimeCalculatorTip CalculatorConverterStopWatchTimerSayaCommand

AT&T MusicMusic PlayerShopMusic

myAT&T SettingsPhone ModeSoundProfilesDisplayNCallPhoneNetwork

ConnectionsNetwork ConnectivitySSecurity

NAT&TSoftwareUpdateResetTTYPhone

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Quick & EasyKeys Functions

Perform the functions shown at the bottom line of the display by using these soft keys.ScrollthroughthemenuoptionsinMenumode.Instandbymode,LeftScroll:AccessMy Stuff menuRightScroll:AccessCalendar menuUpScroll:AccessCreate Message menuDownScroll:AccessContacts menuSelectamenufunctionorstoreuser-inputinformation,suchasnames.Alsousethiskeyforconfirmation.LaunchtheBrowser menu directly if pressed in standby mode.Deletecharactersintextmode,orreturntopreviousmenu.

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Keys FunctionsMakeorreceiveacall.Showtherecentcalllistinstandbymode.Re-dialthelastcallnumberifpressedandheldinstandbymode.Completethecurrentcall.Turnon/offthephoneifpressedand held. Cancel user input and return to standby mode while in Menu mode.Quicklyconnecttothevoicemailserverifpressedandheld in standby mode.

~Enter numbers, letters or special characters. Go to the dial screen if pressed in standby mode.Assignthenumberasaspeeddialwhenitispressedandheld.Enterorexitfromvibratemodeifpressedandheldinstandbymode.Showthesymbolinputscreenifpressed in text input mode.Enterthe+signprefixforinternationaldialingifpressedandheld.Enter the space character in text input mode.

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Keys FunctionsChangevarioustextinputmodesifpressed atthetext-editingscreen.Adjusttheearpiecevolumewhilemakingacall.ControltheRingtonevolume,vibratemodeandsilentallmodein standby.Mutetheringtoneoftheincomingcallifthevolumeupkeyispressed. Rejecttheincomingcallifthevolumedownkeyispressedandheldwhenyoureceiveanincomingcall. LaunchtheMultitaskingbypressingandholdingthevolumeup key.Turn camera capture mode on.Workasacamerashutterincapturemode.

Turn the Voice Commands on.

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SIM card and batteryAbout your SIM cardWhenyousubscribetoyournetworkoperator,youreceiveaSIM(SubscriberIdentityModule)card containing your registration information, PIN code, etc.Likeacreditcard,itshouldbe kept secure and handled carefully.Donotbend,scratchorexposeittomoisture.Avoidstatic electricity.ToavoidcorruptingyourSIMcard’s memory, always switch off yourphonebeforeremovingorinsertingyourSIMcard.

About your batteryYourphoneusesaLi-Ionbattery.Make sure to use an authorized battery and charger only. For moredetails,pleaseinquireatyour nearest dealer.note: Your phone is powered by a LithiumIon(Li-Ion)battery.Thismeansthat, unlike other forms of battery technology, you can recharge your battery while some charge remains without reducing your phone’s autonomy due to the “battery memory effect”inherentinthosetechnologies.

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Installing/removing SIM card and battery1.Removethebatterycoverfrom the unit. Tofitthebatterycover,putitonthe guide rail and push up.

Incorrect Correct

2.InserttheSIMcardinto the slot. The gold contacts oftheSIMcardshould go against the metal contacts of the phone.

Put the contacts of the battery into the hole located at

the top of the unit and then insert and press the lower side of the battery until you hearthe“click”. Make sure you align the gold contacts at the battery end with contacts on

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the phone. If the contacts at the battery are not properly aligned, damage could occur to the phone and the battery.

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3.Toremovethebattery, push the bottom of the battery to upwards (1)andremove(2)the battery.

PushtheSIMcard in the arrow direction as shown.

To charge your battery1.Tocharge,

connect the charger adapter as shown right.

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2.Toremovethe adapter connecting, pull the adapter away as shown right.

Turning the phone on/offTo turn on1.Pressandhold .

To turn off1.Pressandhold .

Essential display indications

Signalstrength.Thegreaterthenumber of bars, the stronger thesignal.Whennetworkisinsearching mode is displayed.

Flightmodeisactive.

Acallisbeingmade.Whenyouareinnoservicearea, is displayed.

Call forwardingNSisactive.

Incoming calls set to ring only (Normal).

Incoming calls set to Vibrate and Ring.

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Incoming calls set to Vibrate Only.

Incoming calls set to Silent.

Receivedoneormoretextmessages.

Receivedoneormoremultimedia messages.

ReceivedoneormoreWAPpushmessages.

Receivedoneormoreothermessages.

Receivedoneormorevoicemessages.

Inbox is full.

Amessageisbeingsent.

Amessageisbeingreceived.

Analarmisset.

Bluetoothisactive.

Bluetoothhands-freeheadsetisconnected.

BluetoothA2DPheadsetisconnected.

Bluetoothhands-free+A2DPheadset is connected.

DatatransferviaBluetooth.

Headsetisconnected.

USBisconnected.

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External memory card is inserted.

Anerroroccurredontheexternal memory card.

TTYisactive.

PillReminderisset.

AnEDGEsignalisavailable.(Whitecolor:Deactivate, Bluecolor:Activate)

AGPRSsignalisavailable. (Whitecolor:Deactivate, Bluecolor:Activate)

A3Gsignalisavailable. (Whitecolor:Deactivate, Bluecolor:Activate)

WAPisconnected.Whenthesecurity is set is displayed.

Batterystrength.Whenthebattery charge is low, is displayed.

SSIMdependent NNetwork dependent

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Setting the phone modeYour phone has two customized modes,BreezeandAdvanced.The default is set to Breeze mode whichprovidesEZaccesstothefunctionsusedmostfrequently.IntheBreezemode,youcanviewanabbreviatedmenu:Address Book, Messaging, Camera, AT&T Services, Tools and Settings. The Advanced Mode allows access to all menu items.

Breeze Mode AdvancedMode

To change the phone mode1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone Mode.2.SelectBreeze Mode or

Advanced Mode.

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Assigning the menuYou can set the most commonly used menu item in GoTo in standby mode.1.SelectGoTo in standby mode

> (Unassigned).2.SelectAdd.3.Selectthemenuitemandsub

menu item.4.SelectSave.

Entering textYoucanentertextwithmulti-tap,predictive,numericorsymbol.

Useful keysDisplaysymbols.

Addingaspace.Press to toggle from initial caps to all caps, to lower case, or to numeric entries.Press to change the text entry functionsfromABCmodetopredictivemode,ornumbermode.ABC Mode dbc (lower case/initialcaps/allcaps)Predictive Mode gef (lowercase/initialcaps/allcaps)Number Mode a

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Key characters by languageEach of the following keys will scrollthroughthesesequentialoptions listed by language.

Key English French Spanish.,-?!/'@:

abc ç à ä á ã ç

def é è é

ghi í

jkl

mno ö ñ ó ñ

pqrs ß

tuv ù ü ú ü

wxyz

ABC modePress the key labeled with the targetletteronceforthefirstletter; press it twice for the second letter, and so on.1.Press to change the mode asmulti-tap.

2. Press to to input text repeatedly. To write the letter “C”,press 3times.Towritenumber 2, press 4times.

Predictive mode (T9)Thepredictivemodeautomatically compares your keystrokes with an internal linguistic dictionary to determine

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the correct word. It will display the most commonly used first.Tosaveawordnotlistedin phone’s dictionary, select Options > Predictive Settings > My Words.1.Press to change the mode topredictive.

2. Press to to input text. For example, to write ‘hello’, press .

Number modeYou can input numbers in this mode.1.Press to change the mode to123.

2. Press to and to input numbers.

Symbol modeYou can input symbols.1.Press toviewthesymbols.2. Press U/D/L/R to select a

symbol and select Insert.

Quick call keysGetting in touch with those you callmostisnowasEZas1-2-3.note: The following direction is an example with using key. The usage of and keys will be same as the following.

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To assign a contact to Quick Call1.Press .2.SelectQuick Call > Assign.3.Selectacontact > Select.

To make a call using one touch key1.Press .2.SelectCall.

To send a message using one touch key1.Press .2.SelectOptions > Send

Message.

PC SuitePCsuiteisaWindows-basedPC program that allows you to easily manage personal dataandmultimediafilesbyconnecting your Phone to a PC. The PC suite application can be downloaded at http://www.pantechusa.com.

System requirements•MicrosoftWindows2000,WindowsXPfamily,WindowsVista32bit,Windows7,orWindows8•Atleast300MBoffreedisk

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•InterfacedevicessuchasUSBor Bluetooth for the connection with the phone

PC Suite features•ContactManager•MessageManager•FileManager

Memory cardYoucanuseamicroSDcardasamemorycard.Itgivesyoumorespacetosavepictures,videos,music, etc.

Inserting a memory card1.Removethebatterycoverand the battery from the unit.

2. Unlock the microSDcardslot by carefully sliding it up. The metal covershouldnow be easily lifted up.

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3.Insertthemicro SDcardintothe slot. The gold contacts of the microSDcardshouldgoagainst the metal contacts of the phone.

4.Closethemetal coverandslide down to lock the microSDcardin place. The icon will be displayed when the phone is turned on.

Using a memory cardYoucansave,moveanddeletethefilesinyourphoneandexternal memory card. You can alsomoveandcopythefilestocomputer from your phone.To copy a file to the memory card1.Selectafile > Options > Copy.2.SelectMemory by pressing

L/R.Tocopythefilebacktothe phone, select Phone.

3.Selectadesiredfolder>Here.

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To move a file to the memory card1.Selectafile > Options > Move.2.SelectMemory by pressing

L/R.Tocopythefilebacktothe phone, select Phone.

3.Selectadesiredfolder>Here.To delete a file from the memory card1.Selectafilefromthecard >

Options > Delete > Yes.In Advanced Mode,youhaveaccess to all of the features of Breeze IV including the features providedby Breeze Mode.

To move the file from the card to the computer1.Connectthedatacablewith

mobile and the computer.2.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity.3.SelectSelect USB Mode.4.SelectMusic Player, Mass

Storage , Modem, or Ask on Connection.

5.Followtheinstructionsonyourcomputer screen.

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note:SelectMusic Player when you want to add music to the playlist in yourdevice.WhenyouselectAskonConnection, it will ask you to select Music Player, MassStorage, or Modemeverytimeyouconnectyourdevicewithyourcomputer.

Resetting a memory card1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Reset.2. Enter password.3.SelectOK > External Memory

Reset > Select > Yes.Fordetailsonreset,seepage175.note: Master Reset and Master Clear will reset your phone to its default settings.Thedefaultpasswordis'1234'.

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1Making, receiving and ending a call

Options during a callChecking all calls

Speed dialingUsing address bookUsing your headset

Fixed dialing number

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Making, receiving and ending a callMaking a call1.Entertheareacodeand

phone number.2. Press .

Answering a call1.Press or select Accept.

Ending a call1.Press .Oncethecalliscompleted,acallsummary is displayed.

Rejecting a callPress or select Ignore.

Making a call using the call listYourphonelogsupto20dialed,receivedandmissedcallnumbers.1.Press to display the recent

calls list.2.SelectAll Calls, Missed Calls,

Received Calls, Dialed Calls or Call Ranking by pressing L/R.

3.Selectanumber.4.Press to dial the selected

number.note: To redial the last number, press and hold in standby mode.

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Making a call during a call1.Enterthephonenumber

or select Options > View Contacts.

2. Press to dial the secondcall.Thefirstcallisautomatically put on hold.

Switching between two calls1.SelectOptions > Swap.

Making an international call1.Pressandhold for the internationalprefixuntilthe‘+’,characterappears.

2. Type the country code, area code, and phone number.

3.Press .

Making an emergency call1.YoucanmakeemergencycallsevenifyourphonedoesnothaveaSIMcard.

2. Press Emergency Number, or select SOS if your phone does nothaveaSIMcard.

3.Press .

Replying to a missed call1.Press to display the calls

list.

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2.SelectMissed Calls by pressing L/R.

3.Selectanumbertocallbypressing U/D.

4.Press .Answering a second call N

1.Press .Thefirstcallisautomatically put on hold.

2. Press to end the second call. The call on hold is automatically reconnected.

note: For answering a second call, you shouldactivate Call Waiting inadvance.(Select Menu > Settings > Call > Call Waiting > Options > ActivateinAdvancedMode.)

Options during a callSwitching your phone’s microphone off 1.SelectOptions > Mute.

Switching your phone’s microphone back on 1.SelectOptions > Unmute.

Talking on speaker 1.Select .

Slowing down a Voice1.SelectOptions > Slow

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Removing background noiseYou can eliminate background noisefromconversationsandimprovethevoicequalityofcommunications by setting NoiseSuppressiontoOn.1.SelectOptions> Noise

Suppression.

Putting a call on hold and returning N

Putting a call on hold1.SelectOptions > Hold or press

.Returning to a held call1.SelectOptions > Unhold or

press again.

Multi-party calls N

You can talk with more than one personorhaveaconferencecall.Making a multi-party call1.Callthefirstparticipant.2. Call the second participant. Thefirstcallisautomaticallyput on hold.

3.SelectOptions > Join.

Having a private conversation with one participant1.SelectOptions > Split.2.Selectaparticipant>Select.

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Removing one participant from a multi-party call1.SelectOptions > End.2.Selectthenumberassociated

with the call you wish to end or End All to end all calls.

Searching for a number in address book during a call1.Select Options > View

Contacts.2.Selectanumber, and then

press .

Searching for a name or group in address bookEnterthefirstlettersofthenameforNameSearch.Theentriesaredisplayedstartingwiththefirstentry matching your input.

Finding a name manually in address book1.PressU/D.

Viewing the details of highlighted entry in address book1.SelectSelect.

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Reading a message during a call1.SelectOptions > View

Message.2.Selectaconversation > View.3.Selectamessage > View.

Sending a message during a call1.SelectOptions > Send

Message.For details on creating a text message,seepage49.Mobile Web N during a call1.SelectOptions > Browser.

Viewing the calendar during a call1.SelectOptions > View

Calendar.

Making a note during a call1.SelectOptions > Notepad.

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Checking all callsYoucanviewinformationaboutall calls simply by pressing . For more options for all, missed, received,dialedcalls,andcallranking, select an entry and Options.

Viewing missed calls1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls > Missed

Calls.

Viewing received calls1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls >

Received Calls.

Viewing dialed calls1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls > Dialed

Calls.

Viewing call rankings1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls > Call

Ranking.

Deleting call logs1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls > Delete

Call Logs.3.Select All Calls, Missed Calls,

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note: If no logs exist, the message “No Call Exist”appears.

Viewing call time1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls > Call

Time.3.Last Call, Received Calls,

Dialed Calls, Total Calls, and Lifetime Calls are displayed.

Resetting all call times1.SelectGoTo in standby mode.2.SelectRecent Calls > Call

Time.3.SelectReset > Yes.

note:Thedefaultpasswordis‘1234’.

Speed dialingYoucandialquicklyusingspeeddialing.Upto8phonenumberscan be programmed using numbers2to9.

:Voicemail:Prefixforinternationalcall

Setting speed dial1.SelectMenu > Address Book >

Settings.2.SelectSpeed Dial > an empty

entry and select Add.3.Selectacontact>Select.

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Changing speed dial contact1.SelectMenu > Address Book >

Settings.2.SelectSpeed Dial and select a

number.3.SelectChange.4.Selectacontact>Select > Yes.

Removing from speed dial1.SelectMenu > Address Book >


number.3.SelectRemove > Yes.

Using address bookYoucansavenames,phone

numbers, and information on the SIMorphone.Numberofentriescan depend on the capacity of theSIMcard.

Adding a contact1.SelectMenu > Address Book >

Contacts > Options > Add New Contact.

2.SelectPhone or SIM.3.Inputthefields.4.SelectSave.

Viewing the contact list1.PressD or select Menu >

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Searching for a phone number1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Inputthefirstletterortwoof

the person’s name and scroll with U/D.

3.SelectSelect toviewdetailinformation.

4.Toupdateinformation,selectOptions > Edit Contact.

Calling from contact list1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Selectacontacttocall.3.Press .

Sending a contact1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Selectacontact > Options >

Share Contact Info > All Contact Info, Personal Contact, or Business Contact.

3.Youcansendthecontactusing via Message or via Bluetooth.

Deleting a contact1.PressD or select Menu >


Delete > Yes.

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Making groups1.PressD, R or select Menu >

Address Book > Groups.2.SelectOptions > Add New

Group.3.Enteragroupnameand

select Save.Editing groups1.PressD, R or select Menu >

Address Book > Groups.2.Selectagroup>Options >

Add New Group, Edit Group, or Delete Group.

Adding to favorites or groups1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Selectacontact> Options >

Add to.3.SelectFavorites or Groups.

Using your headsetYoucanmakeorreceiveacallusingyourheadset.Whenyouconnect your headset to the jack, the button on the headset works as follows.note: You must use the headset designedforthisdevice.Itisanoptionalitem.Notallheadsetwillhaveabutton.


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While in standby mode1.Pressthebuttononce to list

recent calls.2. Press the button twice to

redial the last call.

While the phone is closed1.Pressthebuttononce to receiveanincomingcall.

2. Press and hold the button once to end the call.

Fixed dialing numberViewing fixed dialing number listFixeddialingnumberisaservicethatlimitsyouraccesstospecificnumbers in the address book listrecordedontheSIM.Inputthe PIN2 to set up or cancel this service.ThedefaultPIN2is"2222".1.SelectMenu > Address Book >

Fixed Dial Numbers.note: PIN2 must be correctly entered within3attempts.Ifyouinputincorrectcode three times in a row, the PIN2 code will be blocked. If the PIN2 code is blocked, pleasecontactyourserviceprovider.YourPIN2codeissuppliedwiththeSIMcard.

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2Receiving messages

Creating and sending text messagesCreating multimedia messages

Managing messaging memoryEmail

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Receiving messagesViewing a new message1.SelectView.

Reading a message from the conversations1.SelectMenu > Messaging.2.Selectaconversation > View.

Saving the contact information from a received message1.Selectareceivedmessage >

View.2.SelectOptions > Save to

Contact.

3.Selectas New Contact or as Existing Contact.

Saving the object in a received multimedia message1.Openamultimediamessage.2.Selectanobject.3.SelectOptions > Use >

Save to internal or Save to external.

Itwillbesavedinoneofthecategories in the My Pictures or My Videos folder.For details on photo album and videoalbum,seepage66,68.

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Creating and sending text messagesSending a text message1.PressU or select Menu >

Messaging > Options > Create Message.

2. Enter a message.3.Select>Options > Send to

and a contact to send the message and select Select > Done.

4.Tosavemessageasdraft,select Options > Save the Message.

5.SelectSend.

6.Toviewthesentmessage,select Menu > Messaging.

7.Selectaconversation>View.8.Selectamessage>View.

note:Allsentmessageswillbesavedinconversations.

Replying to a message1.SelectMenu > Messaging.2.Selectaconversation>View >selectquickreplyeditorontheconversation.

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Creating multimedia messagesYou can create and send multimedia messages. Capacity is 100KB,300KBor600KB.Anerrormessage will alert you once the message exceeds the capacity.

Adding a saved picture to the message1. Press U or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.3.SelectInsert > Picture by

pressing L/R.SelectMy Picture.

4.Scrolltothesavedpictureand select View.Confirmthepicture and select Select.

5.Topreviewthemessage,press U/D to select the slide box and select Options > Preview > Current or Whole Message.

6.Toeditthetextmessage,press U/D to select the text box and edit your message.

7.SelectOptions > Send to > a contact > Select > Done > Send.


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Adding a new picture to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.SelectTake Picture.

4.Focusontheobject.5.Press or .6.Toeditthetextmessage,

press U/D to select the text box and edit your message.


For details on taking a picture, seepage63.Adding a saved video to the message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.3.SelectInsert > Video by

pressing L/R.SelectMy Video.

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Adding a new video to the message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.

3.SelectInsert > Video by pressing L/R.SelectCreate Video.

4.Focusontheobject.5.Press or , or select

Options > Record.6.Tostopandsavethe

recording, select Stop.7.Toeditthetextmessage,



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Adding a recorded voice memo to the message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.3.SelectInsert > Audio by

pressing L/R.SelectMy Audio > My Voice.

4.Scrolltothesavedaudioclipand select Play.Confirmtheaudio clip and select Select.



Adding a new voice memo to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.SelectRecord Audio.

4.SelectRecord to record the sound.

5.Tostopandsavetherecording, select Stop.

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Adding other files to the message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.3.SelectInsert > Other by

pressing L/R.AndselectFiles.

4.Selectafile>Select.5.Toeditthetextmessage,




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Adding Contacts to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.4.SelectContacts > a Contact >

Select.5.ToSendthemessage,select

Options > Send to > a contact > Select > Done > Send.

Adding Templates to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.4.SelectTemplates > a

Template > Select.5.ToSendthemessage,select

Options > Send to > a contact > Select > Done > Send.

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Managing messaging memoryUpto300messagescanbestored in the phone memory, additional messages will be savedtotheSIMcard.Whenthe message box is full, the messagesfulliconwillappear.Allmessages share memory.

Icon DescriptionsTextmessageisfull(SIMandphonemessages).

Deleting a conversation1.Selectaconversation >

Options > Delete > Yes.

Deleting multiple conversations1.SelectOptions > Delete

Conversations.2.SelectSelect or Deselect

to select or deselect the message.

3.SelectOptions > Delete > Yes.


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Email Youcanreceiveemailsfromyourserviceprovider.

Receiving an email1.SelectMenu > AT&T Services

> Mobile Email.2.Selectanemail.3.SelectSelect.4.Enteryouremailaccount's

login credentials.

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Photo albumVideo album

Multimedia

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CameraYoucantakepicturesandrecordmoviesusingthebuilt-incamera.Thephotosandvideoclipscanbesavedandsentviamultimediamessages, or Bluetooth.

Zoom Zoom

Picture remaining

Brightness BrightnessSelfTimer SelfTimerEffect

Flash

Effect

Flash

WhiteBalance

WhiteBalance

Size Size

Camera mode

Videomode

note:Whenyousetthephotosizeto2048x1536,thezoomfunctionisnotavailable.

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Setting camera settings1.Press in standby mode or

select Menu > Camera > Take Pictures.

2.SelectOptions > Settings to change settings prior to taking a picture.

Camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

Flash On( ),Off( )

WhiteBalance

Auto( ),DayLight( ),Tungsten( ),Fluorescent ( )

EffectNormal ( ),Sepia( ),Negative( ),B&W( )

Icon Name Descriptions

SelfTimer Off( ),5secs ( ),10secs( )

Size

2048x1536( ),1600x1200( ),1280x960( ),640x480( ),320x240( ),240x400( )

Advanced

PictureQuality, SaveLocation,ShutterSound,TimerSound, AutoFocus

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Video camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

Flash On( ),Off( )

WhiteBalance




Size176x144(MMS) ( ),176x144( ),320x240( )


Advanced

VideoQuality,SoundRecording,SaveLocation,TimerSound

Zoom in and out1.PressU/D. Itrangesfrom1xto4x.

Increasing or decreasing the brightness1.PressL/R. Itrangesfrom-2to+2.


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Taking a picture1.Press in standby mode or


2. Focus on the object. 3.Press or , or select

Options > Capture.

Changing to video camera mode1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectOptions while camera modeisactivated.

3.SelectVideo Camera Mode.note:Incameramode,pressandhold

tochangetovideocameramode.4.Focusontheobject. 5.Press or , or select

Options > Record.6.SelectStop to stop recording.

Viewing the taken picture1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture > View.

After taking picturesTo Press

Sendusinga multimedia

message

Options > Send > as Multimedia Message

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To PressSendusing

BluetoothOptions > Send > via Bluetooth

Setaswallpaper

Options > Set as > Wallpaper

SetasCallerID Options > Set as > Caller ID

Delete Options > DeleteRename Options > Rename

View photo information Options > Properties

Recording a video1.SelectMenu > Camera >

Record Videos.2. Focus on the object.3Press or , or select

Options > Record.4.SelectStop to stop recording.5.SelectOptions > Play to play thevideoclip.

6.Press or Back to go back topreviewmode.

Changing to camera mode1.SelectMenu > Camera >

Record Videos.2.SelectOptionswhilevideomodeisactivated.


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3.SelectCamera Mode.note:Invideocameramode,pressanhold to change to camera mode.For details on taking a picture, seepage63.Viewing the recorded video clip1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.Selectthevideoclip > Play.

After recording video clipsTo Press


message


To PressSendusing

BluetoothOptions > Send > via Bluetooth

View recorded videoclip Play


Viewvideoclipinformation Options > Properties

During recording a video clipTo Press

Receive an incoming call or

Pause Pause Stoprecording Stop

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Photo albumThe My Pictures menu allows youtoviewallthepicturesyouhavetaken,saveselectedimagesto your phone or an external memory card and share the photos with others. JPEG format is supported, and other formats aresavedinthePicture folder.note: To access My Pictures, select Menu > Camera > My Pictures.

Viewing the saved pictures1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture>View.

Viewing zoom mode1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture>View >

Options > Zoom.3.Zoomanimageinoroutby

pressing +/-.

Viewing Picture Slide Show1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.SelectOptions > Slide Show.

Viewing Pictures by grid or list1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.


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2.SelectOptions > View by Grid or View by List.

Setting as wallpaper in the display1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Set as >

Wallpaper.

Setting as caller identification1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Set as >

Caller ID.4.Selectacontact>Select.

Sending pictures using multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Send > as

Multimedia Message.For details on creating multimedia messages, see page 50.Deleting multiple pictures1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.SelectOptions > Multiple

Select.

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3.SelectSelect to select more than one picture.

4.SelectDeselect to cancel your selection.

5.SelectOptions > Delete.Viewing a file information1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Pictures.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Properties.

Video albumThe My Videos menu allows youtoplay,send,saveanddeletevideosinyourphoneoran external memory card. The supportedformatsareMP4,WMA,3GPand3G2.

Playing the saved video clips1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectPlay.


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Using video player controlsTo Press

Pause/Play

Rewind HoldUFast forward HoldD

Control volume

Sidekeyupordownor L/R

Stop Options > Stop

Mute Options > Mute

RepeatOn/Off Options > Repeat On or Repeat Off

Portrait/Landscape

Options > Portrait or Landscape

Viewing video clips by grid or list1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.SelectOptions > View by Grid

or View by List.

Sending a video clip using multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectOptions > Send > as

Multimedia Message.For details on creating multimedia messages,seepage50.

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Sending a video clip via Bluetooth1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectOptions > Send > via

Bluetooth.Deleting multiple video clips1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.SelectOptions > Multiple

Select.3.SelectSelect to select more

than one picture.4.SelectDeselect to cancel

your selection.


Viewing a file information1.SelectMenu > Camera > My

Videos.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectOptions > Properties.

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4MagnifierCalendar

Alarm clockPill Reminder

User GuideCalculator

Tip calculatorStop watch

Say a commandReadout Mode

Slow Speech

Useful Features

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MagnifierMagnifierhelpsto capture a more detailed scene by zooming in on the screen.

Current Display Capture1.SelectMenu > Tools >

Magnifier.2. Focus on the object and press

Focus.3.Zoominandoutbypressing

L/R.4.Increaseordecreasethe

brightness by pressing U/D.

5.PressCapture.6.Togobacktopreviouspage,

select .note:Youcanaccesscapturedimagesby pressing Menu > Camera > My Pictures.

CalendarCalendar helps you manage your schedule including your time for calls or special days. You can set a reminder on anygivendatewiththis function.

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Viewing calendar1.SelectMenu > Tools >

Calendar.note: View by Month is default setting for Calendar.

In the monthly viewTo Press

Movetoanother day

LforPreviousR for Next

Movetoanother week

UforPreviousD for Next

View other month

Sidekeydownor forPreviousSidekeyupor for Next

Creating a new event1.Selectadayandselect

Options > New Event.2.SelectAppointment, Task or

Note.3.Inputtheeventandselect

Save.note:Youcancreateeventsfordatesfrom01/01/2000to12/31/2099.

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Alarm clockSetting an alarm1.SelectMenu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2.SelectCreate New for new

alarm.3.SettheCycle, Time, Alarm

Sound, Alarm Alert Type, Alarm Volume and Snooze.

4.SelectSave.

Editing existing alarms1.SelectMenu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2.Selectanalarm>Edit or select

Optionstoaccessfollowing: Create New, Delete and Delete All.

Setting a simple alarm1.SelectMenu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2.SelectSimple Alarm and

select Edit.3.Setthealarmscheduleand

select Save.


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Pill ReminderPillRemindersetsyour schedule to take pill, and alarm pop-upwillappearon the setting time. You can select to accept the reminder orhavethereminderpop-upagainafter15minutes.

Creating a new pill reminder1.SelectMenu > Tools > Pill

Reminder > Create New.2.SelectTake and then, take a

picture.

For details on taking picture, see page63.3.InputName and Dosage.4.SelectTime > Create.5.SelectCreate>Setadesired

time > OK > Back.6.SelectPeriod > Begins > Select.7.Setthebeginningdateofthe

dosage on the calendar. 8.SelectReminders and set the

reminding period. 9.SelectDaily, Every 2 days,

or Monthly.Whenselecting Every 2 days, you can set desired days for period.

10.Entermoreinformation.11.SelectSave.

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Checking Today's Pill Reminder1.SelectMenu > Tools

> Pill Reminder > Options > Today's Pill.

2.Scrollandselectapill reminder item to check the detail.

Editing a pill reminder1.SelectMenu > Tools > Pill

Reminder.2.Selectapillreminder > Select

> Edit.3.EditName, Dosage, Time,

Period or More Information.

4.SelectSave.

Deleting reminders 1.SelectMenu > Tools > Pill

Reminder.2.Selectapillreminder>

Options > Delete or Delete All > Yes.

User Guide User Guide helps users to learn how to use the phone easily in itself.1.SelectMenu > Tools > User

Guide.2.Selectafunctiontocheckin

detail.


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Calculator1.SelectMenu > Tools

> Calculator.2. Input the numbers

with the numeric keypad and enter the operators with L/R/U/D/ to calculate.

3.Press to use the decimal point.

4.Press to cancel your input.5.SelectReset to reset.

Tip calculator1.SelectMenu > Tools

> Tip Calculator.2.Enterthevaluesforallthevariablefields(Bill($), Tip(%), Split)and then the corresponding calculation fields(Tip($), Total($), You Pay)areupdatedautomatically.


4.SelectReset to reset.

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Stop watch1.SelectMenu > Tools

> Stop Watch.2.SelectStart to

start.3.SelectStop to stop.4.SelectContinue

to restart or select Reset to clear.

5.Tochecksplittimes,selectMode > Split Time Mode.

6.Tochecklaptimes,selectMode > Lap Time Mode.

note: In Basic Mode, when you exit the stop watch menu, or become idle, the stop watch will continue running and

will be indicated by a clock icon. You can accessthestopwatchbyre-enteringthe stop watch menu.

Say a CommandYourphoneisequippedwithanAdvancedVoiceCommand(AVC)feature.Thisfeatureallowsyou to make calls or use the phone functions by simply using yourvoice.Allyouhavetodoistalk into the phone and then the phonewillrecognizeyourvoiceand complete tasks by itself.1.Instandbymode,simply

press to access Say a Command.


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OrselectMenu > AT&T Services > Say a Command.

2.Atthevoiceprompt,sayacommand and simply follow thevoiceprompts.

Thefollowinglistshowsavailablevoicecommands.Call <Name or #>:Voicedialsa name or phone number in your address book. If multiple numbers exist, say the name and the number type (i.e. mobile, home,work,orother).Send Message <Name or #>:DisplaytheCreateMessagescreenwiththecontactyouhave

spoken.Contact <Name>:Retrieveanddisplay the contact information stored in the address book.Go To <Menu>:Openanapplication on your phone.Check <Item>:Checkthestatusinformation of your phone (Status,Voicemail,Messages,MissedCalls,Time,Signalstrength, Battery, My Phone Number,andVolume).

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Readout ModeReadoutModemakesyourphone a useful companion when youcan’tordon’thavetheabilityto read the phone screen. WhenReadoutmodeisactivated,thephonewillannouncekeyalert,navigation,andcontentinformationverbally.•Provideverbalalertsofthefollowing:– Missed Call– NewMessagereceived– LowBattery– MessageSentandotherconfirmationnotifications

•AnnouncehighlighteditemsinMenusasusernavigatesthephone•Announcenumbersastheyare

pressed on keypad•Readouttextmessagecontent

To turn on Readout Mode1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Voice Command Settings.2.SelectAudio Modes >

Readout mode.


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Slow SpeechSlowSpeechmakesthecaller'svoiceslowdownandeasiertounderstand.1.SelectMenu > Settings > Slow

Speech.2.SelectOn or Off.3.SelectSelect.

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Using the web browser

Connectivity

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BluetoothBluetooth technology enables free wireless connections betweenelectronicdeviceswithinamaximumrangeof33feet(10meters).Bluetoothconnections can be used to send images, text, business cards, calendarevents,ortoconnectto computers using Bluetooth technology.

Yourmobilephonesupports:•ConnecttoPCtoaccessinternet.•ConnecttoHands-Free.•Connecttoelectronicdevices.

Bluetooth IconIcon Descriptions

Bluetoothisactive.Bluetoothhands-freeheadset is connected.BluetoothA2DPheadsetisconnected.Bluetoothhands-free+A2DPheadsetisconnected.


note:AdvanceAudioDistributionProfile(A2DP)isaBluetoothprofile(mode)whichisdesignedtotransferauni-directional2-channelstereoaudiostream to a headset or car audio.

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Activating Bluetooth1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Bluetooth > Activation.2.SelectOn or Off.

Adding a device1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Bluetooth > My Devices.2.SelectSearch for Devices >

Search.3.Theavailabledevicewillbe

displayed.4.Selectadeviceandselect

Select.5.Enterpasswordandpress .

note:Thetargetdevicemustbeindiscoverablemode.

Receiving filesThereceiptshouldbeapprovedbeforereceivingafile(s).Thereceivedfile(s)willbesavedin the corresponding folder. Forexample,ifyoureceivedcontacts information from the sender,itwillbesavedinyourphone’s memory.1.Afterpairingwiththetargetdevice,selectOptions > Take Files.

2.Theavailablefileswillbedisplayed.

3.SelectafileandselectOptions > Copy.

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Setting the visibility1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Bluetooth > Visibility.2.SelectShow or Hide.3.SelectSelect.

Naming the phone1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Bluetooth > My Bluetooth Info.2.SelectName > Edit.3.Enterthenewnameand

select Save.note:Thedevicenameiswhatidentifiesyour phone to Bluetooth network.

Setting the Using Memory1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Bluetooth > Memory in Use.2.SelectPhone Memory or

External Memory.3.SelectSelect.


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Using the web browserAccessing browser1.Press in standby mode or

select Menu > AT&T Services > Browser.

2.SelectHome.note: Itwillaccessyourserviceprovider’shomepage.

Using bookmarks1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectBookmarks.

Adding bookmarks1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectBookmarks > Options > Add Bookmark.

3.EnteranamefornewbookmarkinTitlefieldandwebaddressinURLfield.

4.SelectSave.

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Entering web address1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectEnter Address.3.EntertheURL.4.SelectGo.

Viewing history1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectHistory.

Setting advanced options1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectManage > Options.3.SelectRendering Mode,

Cache, Cookies, Security Warning, Javascript or Image Display.

4.Selectanoption>Select.


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Managing private data1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectManage > Private Data.3.Toclearthecache,select

Clear Cache > Select > Yes.4.Toclearthecookies,select

Clear Cookies > Select > Yes.5.Toclearthehistory,select

Clear History > Select > Yes.

Viewing certificates1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectManage > Security > Certificates.

Viewing download status1.Press in standby mode or


2.SelectManage > Download Manager.

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Sounds & alertsDisplay settings

Voice Command Setting

Settings

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Phone statusThismenuallowsyoutoviewMy Phone Number, Signal Strength and Battery Remaining.1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone Status.

Sounds & alertsThe Sounds & Alerts menu allows you to specify a ringer type, message alert sound, key volumeandsoon.1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Sounds & Alerts.

2.SelectNormal, Vibrate and Ring, Vibrate Only, Silent or Flight Mode.

3.SelectEdit to specify a selected option.

4.Selectanoptionforeachfieldand select Save. To reset to factory defaults, select Reset.

note: You can specify the options only when Normal or Vibrate and Ring profilesarehighlighted.Othersonlyview.

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Display settingsSetting the font size1.SelectMenu > Settings > Font

Size.2.SelectMedium, Large or Very

Large.3.SelectSelect.

Setting the wallpaper1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Wallpaper.2. Selectadesiredimage>

View.3.SelectSelect.

Voice command setting1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Voice Command Settings.2.SelectConfirmation,

Adaptation, Audio Modes, Speakerphone or About and select Select.

3.Selectanoption>Select.4.Toimprovetherecognition

accuracy, select Adaptation > Adapt Voice > Start.

note: You can check the details for each setting option by selecting Help on the option setting screen.

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Making, receiving and ending a callCall settings

Checking all callsSpeed dialing

Using address bookUsing your headset

Fixed dialing numberCaller identification

Slow Speech

Calls and address bookwith Advanced Mode

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AdvancedModeoffersadditionalfeatures and functionality associated with making calls and using address book.

Making, receiving and ending a callMaking a call1.Entertheareacodeand

phone number.2. Press .

Answering a call1.Press or select Accept.

Ending a call1.Press .

Oncethecalliscompleted,acallsummary is displayed.

Rejecting a callPress or select Ignore.

Making a call using the call listYourphonelogsupto20dialed,receivedandmissedcallnumbers.1.Press to display the recent

calls list.2.SelectAll Calls, Missed Calls,

Received Calls, Dialed Calls or Call Ranking by pressing L/R.

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3.Selectanumber.4.Press to dial the selected

number.note: To redial the last number, press and hold in standby mode.

Making a call during a call1.Enterthephonenumber

or select Options > View Contacts.

2. Press to dial the secondcall.Thefirstcallisautomatically put on hold.

Switching between two calls1.SelectOptions > Swap.

Making an international call1.Pressandhold key for the internationalprefixuntilthe‘+’,characterappears.

2. Type the country code, area code, and phone number.

3.Press .Making an emergency call1.YoucanmakeemergencycallsevenifyourphonedoesnothaveaSIMcard.

2. Press Emergency Number, or select SOS if your phone does nothaveaSIMcard.

3.Press .

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Replying to a missed call1.Press to display the calls

list.2.SelectMissed Calls by

pressing L/R.3.Selectanumbertocallby

pressing U/D.4.Press .

Answering a second call N

1.Press .Thefirstcallisautomatically put on hold.

2. Press to end the second call. The call on hold is automatically reconnected.

note: For answering a second call, you shouldactivateCall Waitinginadvance.

(Select Menu > Settings > Call > Call Waiting > Options > Activate inAdvancedmode.)

Slowing down a Voice1.SelectOptions > Slow Speech.

Putting a call on hold and returning N

Putting a call on hold1.SelectOptions > Hold or press

.Returning to a held call1.SelectOptions > Unhold or

press again.


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You can talk with more than one personorhaveaconferencecall.Making a multi-party call1.Callthefirstparticipant.2. Call the second participant. Thefirstcallisautomaticallyput on hold.

3.SelectOptions > Join.

Having a private conversation with one participant1.SelectOptions > Split.2.Selecttheparticipant>

Select.

Removing one participant from a multi-party call1.SelectOptions > End.2.Selectthenumberassociated

with the call you wish to end or End All to end all calls.

Searching for a number in address book during a call1.Select Options > View Contacts.2.Selectanumber > .

Searching for a name or group in address bookEnterthefirstlettersofthenameforNameSearch.Theentriesaredisplayedstartingwiththefirstentry matching your input.

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Finding a name manually in address book1.PressU/D.

Viewing the details of highlighted entry in address book1.SelectSelect.

For details on address book, see page104.Reading a message during a call1.SelectOptions > View

Message.2.Selectaconversation>View.3.Selectamessage>View.

Sending a message during a call1.SelectOptions > Send

Message.For details on creating a text message,seepage112.Mobile WebN during a call1.SelectOptions > Browser.

Viewing the calendar during a call1.SelectOptions > View

Calendar.

Making a note during a call1.SelectOptions > Notepad.


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Call settingsAnswering with any key press1.SelectMenu > Settings > Call

> Answer Mode.2.SelectPress any key.

note: You can answer with any key except and Ignore.

Setting auto redial N

1.SelectMenu > Settings > Call > Auto Redial.

2.SelectOn or Off.

Checking all callsYoucanviewinformationaboutall calls simply by pressing . For more options for all, missed, received,dialedcalls,andcallranking, select an entry and Options.

Viewing missed calls1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Tools.2.SelectRecent Calls > Missed

Calls.

Viewing received calls1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Tools.

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2.SelectRecent Calls > Received Calls.

Viewing dialed calls1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Tools.2.SelectRecent Calls > Dialed

Calls.

Viewing call rankings1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Tools.2.SelectRecent Calls > Call

Ranking.

Deleting call logs1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Tools.

2.SelectRecent Calls > Delete Call Logs.

3.SelectAll Calls, Missed Calls, Received Calls, or Dialed Calls.

note: If no logs exist, the message “No CallExist” appears.

Viewing call time1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >


Time.3.Last Call, Received Calls,

Dialed Calls, Total Calls, and Lifetime Calls are displayed.


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Resetting all call times1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >


Time.3.SelectReset > Yes.

note:Thedefaultpasswordis‘1234’.

Speed dialingYoucandialquicklyusingspeeddialing.Upto8phonenumberscan be programmed using numbers2to9.

:Voicemail:Prefixforinternationalcall

Setting speed dial1.SelectMenu > Address Book >

Settings.2.SelectSpeed Dial > an empty

entry and select Add.3.Selectacontact>Select.

Changing speed dial contact1.SelectMenu > Address Book >


number.3.SelectChange.4.Selectacontact>Select > Yes.

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Removing from speed dial1.SelectMenu > Address Book >


number.3.SelectRemove > Yes.

Using address bookYoucansavenames,phonenumbers, and information on the SIMorphone.Numberofentriescan depend on the capacity of theSIMcard.

Adding a contact1.SelectMenu > Address Book >

Contacts > Options > Add New Contact.

2.SelectPhone or SIM.3.Inputthefields.4.SelectSave.

Viewing the contact list1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.


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Searching for a phone number1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Inputthefirstletterortwoof

the person’s name and scroll with U/D.

3.SelectSelect toviewdetailinformation.

4.Toupdateinformation,selectOptions > Edit Contact.

Calling from contact list1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Selectacontacttocall.3.Press .

Sending a contact1.PressD or select Menu >


Share Contact Info > All Contact Info, Personal Contact, or Business Contact.

3.Youcansendthecontactusing via Message or via Bluetooth.

Deleting a contact1.PressD or select Menu >


Delete > Yes.

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Making groups1.PressD, R or select Menu >

Address Book > Groups.2.SelectOptions > Add New

Group.3.Enteragroupnameand

select Save.Editing groups1.PressD, R or select Menu >

Address Book > Groups.2.Selectagroupandselect

Options > Add New Group, Edit Group, or Delete Group.

Adding to favorites or groups1.PressD or select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2.Selectacontactandselect

Options > Add to.3.SelectFavorites or Groups.


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Using your headsetYoucanmakeorreceiveacallusingyourheadset.Whenyouconnect your headset to the jack, the button on the headset works as follows.note: You must use the headset designedforthisdevice.Itisanoptionalitem.Notallheadsetwillhaveabutton.

While in standby mode1.Pressthebuttononce to list

recent calls.2. Press the button twice to

redial the last call.

While the phone is closed1.Pressthebuttononce to receiveanincomingcall.

2. Press and hold the button once to end the call.

Fixed dialing numberViewing fixed dialing number listFixeddialingnumberisaservicethatlimitsyouraccesstospecificnumbers in the address book listrecordedontheSIM.Inputthe PIN2 to set up or cancel this service.ThedefaultPIN2is"2222".

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1.SelectMenu > Address Book > Fixed Dial Numbers.

note: PIN2 must be correctly entered within3attempts.Ifyouinputincorrectcode three times in a row, the PIN2 code will be blocked. If the PIN2 code isblocked,pleasecontactyourserviceprovider.YourPIN2codeissuppliedwiththeSIMcard.

Caller identificationCaller identification N

1.SelectMenu > Settings > Call > Display My Number.

2.SelectNetwork Default, Show or Hide > Select.

Slow SpeechSlowSpeechmakesthecaller'svoiceslowdownandeasiertounderstand.1.SelectMenu > Settings > Slow

Speech.2.SelectOn or Off.3.SelectSelect.

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Receiving messagesCreating and sending text messages

Creating multimedia messagesMessage templates

Message settingsManaging messaging memory

EmailUsing instant messenger

Messagingwith Advanced Mode

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WhenyourphoneissettoAdvancedMode,youcanuse additional features and functionality associated with messaging.

Receiving messagesViewing a new message1.SelectView.2.Selectamessage>View.

Reading a message from the conversation1.SelectMenu > Messaging.2.Selectaconversation > View.3.Selectamessage>View.

Saving the contact information from a received message1.Selectareceivedmessage >

View.2.SelectOptions > Save to

Contact.3.Selectas New Contact or as

Existing Contact.

Saving the object in a received multimedia message1.Openamultimediamessage.2.Selectanobject.3.SelectOptions > Use > Save to

internal or Save to external.

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Itwillbesavedinoneofthecategories in the My Stuff folder.For details on Photo album, see page130.Launching URL in the message1.SelectMenu > Messaging.2.SelectamessagewhichincludesanURL.

3.SelecttheURLandselectOptions > Use.

Saving connection settings using Configuration message1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Conversations.2.Selectanovertheair(OTA).3.SelectOptions > Install.

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Creating and sending text messagesSending a text message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.3.SelectOptions > Send to and

select a contact to send the message and select Select > Done.

4.Tosavethemessageasadraft, select Options > Save the Message.

5.SelectSend.

6.Toviewthesentmessage,select Menu > Messaging > Conversations.

note:AllsuccessfullysentmessageswillbesavedinConversations.

Finding all sent messages1.SelectMenu > Messaging > eachconveration.

Replying to a message1.SelectMenu > Messaging.2.Selectaconversation>View >selectquickreplyeditorontheconversation.


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Creating multimedia messagesYou can create and send multimedia messages. Capacity is100KB,300KBor600KB.Anerror message will alert you once the message exceeds the capacity.

Adding a saved picture to the message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.

3.SelectInsert > Picture by pressing L/R.SelectMy Picture.

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Adding a new picture to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.SelectTake Picture.

4.Focusontheobject.5.Press or .6.To edit the text message,


7.Select Options > Send to > a contact > Select > Done > Send.

For details on taking a picture, seepage127.Adding a saved video to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.SelectMy Video.4.Scrolltothesavedvideoclip

and select Play.ConfirmthevideoclipandselectSelect.



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Adding a new video to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R. SelectCreate Video.

4.Focusontheobject.5.Press or , or select

Options > Record.




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Adding a recorded voice memo to the message1.Press U or select Menu >



pressing L/R.SelectMy Audio > My Voice.

4.Scrolltothesavedaudioclipand select Play.Confirmtheaudio clip and select Select.



Adding a new voice memo to the message1.PressU or select Menu >



pressing L/R.SelectRecord Audio.

4.SelectRecord to record the sound.



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Adding other files to the message1.PressU or select Menu >


2. Enter a message.3.SelectInsert > Others by

pressing L/R.AndselectFiles.4.SelectafileandselectSelect.5.Toeditthetextmessage,



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Message templatesWhenyouoftenusethesamephrases,youcansavethemessage under message templates.

Adding the message as a template1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Templates.2.SelectOptions > Add New.3.Writethefrequentlyused

message > Options > Save the Message.

Sending a message with template1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Templates.2.Selectamessagetosend.3.SelectSelect to add more

messages.4.SelectOptions > Send to > a

contact > Select > Done > Send.

Message settingsSetting text message1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Settings.2.SelectText Message.3.Enteranewcenteraddress.


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4.SelectSave.

Setting profiles for multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Settings.2.SelectMultimedia Message >

MMS Profiles.3.Selectaprofileandselect

Select.

Setting sending options for multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Settings.2.SelectMultimedia Message >

Sending Options.

3.SelectCreation Mode or Max Message Size > Select.

4.Selectadesiredoption>Select.

Setting receiving options for multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Settings.2.SelectMultimedia Message

> Receiving Options > Automatic Download.

3.SelectOn or Off > Select.

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Setting auto delete old messageWhenmessagememorycapacity is full, the oldest message will be deleted automatically.1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Options > Settings.2.SelectAuto Delete.3.SelectOn or Off > Save.

Managing messaging memoryUpto300messagescanbestored in the phone memory, additional messages will be

savedtotheSIMcard.Whenthe message box is full, the messagesfulliconwillappear.Allmessages share memory.

Icon DescriptionsTextmessageisfull(SIMandphonemessages).

Moving a message to SIM1.SelectMenu > Messaging > a conversation>View.

2.Selectamessage > Options > Move to SIM.

Deleting a conversation1.Selectaconversation >

Options > Delete > Yes.


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Deleting multiple conversations1.SelectMenu > Messaging

> Options > Delete Conversations.

2.SelectSelect or Deselect to select or deselect the message.


Viewing memory space information1.SelectMenu > Messaging >

Option > Memory.2. Press L/RtoviewSIM and

Phone memory.

EmailYoucanreceiveemailsfromyourserviceprovider.Receiving an email1.SelectMenu > Mobile Email.2.Selectanemail.3SelectSelect.

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CameraPhoto albumVideo albumAudio albumMusic player

Music player settingsMedia player

Other filesManaging memory

Playing games

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InAdvancedMode,youcanusethefullfeaturesofmultimediathatBreeze IV offers.CameraYoucantakepicturesandrecordmoviesusingthebuilt-incamera.Thephotosandvideoclipscanbesavedandsentviamultimediamessages or Bluetooth.

Zoom Zoom

Picture remaining

Brightness BrightnessSelfTimer SelfTimerEffect

Flash

Effect

Flash

WhiteBalance

WhiteBalance

Size Size

Camera mode

Videomode

Advanced Mode - Multimedia

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Setting camera settings1.Press in standby mode or

select Menu > My Stuff > Tools > Camera.

2.SelectOptions > Settings to change settings prior to taking a picture.

Camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

Flash On( ),Off( )

WhiteBalance





Size

2048x1536( ),1600x1200( ),1280x960( ),640x480( ),320x240( ),240x400( )

Advanced

PictureQuality, SaveLocation,ShutterSound,TimerSound, AutoFocus

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Video camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

Flash On( ),Off( )

WhiteBalance




Size176x144(MMS) ( ),176x144( ),320x240( )


Advanced

VideoQuality,SoundRecording,SaveLocation,TimerSound

Zoom in and out1.PressU/D. Itrangesfrom1xto4x.

Increasing or decreasing the brightness1.PressL/R. Itrangesfrom-2to+2.


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Taking a picture1.Press in standby mode

or select Menu > My Stuff > Tools > Camera.

2. Focus on the object.3.Press or , or select

Options > Capture.note:Yourphotowillbesavedautomatically in Menu > Picture.

Changing to video camera mode1.Press in standby mode


2.SelectOptions while camera modeisactivated.

3.SelectVideo Camera Mode.note: In camera mode, press and hold

tochangetovideocameramode.4.Focusontheobject.5.Press or , or select

Options > Record.6.SelectStop to stop recording.

note:Yourvideowillbesavedautomatically in Menu > Video.

Viewing the taken picture1.Press in standby mode


2.SelectOptions > Photo Album.

3.Selectapicture > View.

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note:YoucanfindthetakenpictureinMenu > Picture.

After taking picturesTo Press


message


SendusingBluetooth

Options > Send > via Bluetooth

Setaswallpaper

Options > Set as > Wallpaper

SetasCallerID Options > Set as > Caller ID


View photo information Options > Properties

Recording a video1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Tools

> Video Camera.2. Focus on the object.3.Press or , or select

Options > Record.4.SelectStop to stop recording.5.SelectOptions > Play to play thevideoclip.

6.Press or Back to go back topreviewmode.

Changing to camera mode1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Tools

> Video Camera.2.SelectOptionswhilevideomodeisactivated.


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3.SelectCamera Mode.note:Invideocameramode,pressanhold to change to camera mode.For details on taking a picture, seepage127.Viewing the recorded video clip1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Tools > Video Camera.2.SelectOptions > Video

Album.3.Selectthevideoclip > Play.

note:YoucanalsoviewtherecordedvideoclipinMenu > Video.

After recording video clipsTo Press


message


SendusingBluetooth

Options > Send > via Bluetooth

View recorded videoclip Play


Viewvideoclipinformation Options > Properties

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During recording a video clipTo Press

Receivean incoming call or

Pause and record continuously Pause

Stoprecording Stop

Photo albumThe Picture menu allows you to viewallthepicturesyouhavetaken,saveselectedimagesto your phone or an external memory card and share the photos with others. JPEG format is supported, and other formats aresavedinthePicture folder.

note: To access Picture, select Menu > Picture.

Viewing the saved pictures1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectView.

Viewing zoom mode1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.Selectapicture>View >

Options > Zoom.3.Zoomanimageinoroutby

pressing +/-.

Viewing Picture Slide Show1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.SelectOptions > Slide Show.


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Viewing Pictures by grid or list1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.SelectOptions > View by Grid

or View by List.

Setting as wallpaper in the display1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Set as >

Wallpaper.

Setting as caller identification1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Set as >

Caller ID > a contact > Select.

Sending pictures using multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Send > as

Multimedia Message.For details on creating multimedia messages, see page 113.

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Deleting multiple pictures1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.SelectOptions > Multiple

Select.3.SelectSelect to select more

than one picture.4.SelectDeselect to cancel

your selection.5.SelectOptions > Delete > Yes.

Viewing a file information1.SelectMenu > Picture.2.Selectapicture.3.SelectOptions > Properties.

Video albumThe Video menu allows you toplay,send,saveanddeletevideosinyourphoneoranexternal memory card. The supportedformatsareMP4,WMA,3GPand3G2.

Playing the saved video clips1.SelectMenu > Video.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectPlay.


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Using video player controlsTo Press

Pause/Play Rewind HoldU

Fast forward HoldDControl volume

Sidekeyupordownor L/R

Stop Options > StopMute Options > Mute


Portrait/Landscape

Options > Portrait or Landscape

note:TheoptionsareavailableonlyinLandscapemode.

Viewing video clips by grid or list1.SelectMenu > Video.2.SelectOptions > View by Grid

or View by List.

Sending a video clip using multimedia message1.SelectMenu > Video.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectOptions > Send > as

Multimedia Message.For details on creating multimedia messages, see page 113.

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Sending a video clip via Bluetooth1.SelectMenu > Video.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectOptions > Send > via

Bluetooth.

Deleting multiple video clips1.SelectMenu > Video.2.SelectOptions > Multiple

Select.3.SelectSelect to select more thanonevideoclipfile.



Viewing a file information1.SelectMenu > Video.2.Selectavideoclip.3.SelectOptions > Properties.

Audio albumThe Audio menu allows you toplay,send,saveanddeleteaudios in your phone or an external memory card. The supportedformatsareMIDI,i-Melody,MP3,AMR,WAV,AAC,AAC+,WMA.


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Listening to the recorded sound1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Audio > My Voice.2.Selectarecordedsound.3.SelectPlay.

Using audio player controlsTo Press

Pause/PlayStop Options > Stop.

Rewind HoldLFast forward HoldR

Control volume

Sidekeyupordownor U/D


Setting as a ring tone1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Audio.2.Selectasound.3.SelectOptions > Set as Ring

Tone.note:Themaximumringtonefilesizeis300KB.

Moving or copying multiple sound to External Memory1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Audio.2.Selectasoundfile.3.SelectOptions > Multiple

Select.4.SelectSelect to select more thanoneaudiofile.

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6.SelectOptions > Copy or Move.

7.PressL/R to select Phone or Memory.AndSelectdesiredfolder > Here.

note: Memory appears only when an external memory card is inserted.

Sending sound file using multimedia message1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Audio.2.Selectasoundfile.3.SelectOptions > Send > as

Multimedia Message.

Music playerThe Music Player is an application thatcanplayMP3andaudiofiles.ThesupportedfileformatsareMIDI,i-Melody,MP3,AMR,WAV,AAC,AAC+,WMA.

Icon Descriptions

Music is playing.

Music is paused.

Music is stopped.

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Adding music from Windows Media Player™1.LaunchWindowMediaPlayer

on your computer.2.ConnecttheUSBcabletothedeviceandthecomputer.

3.SelectMusic Player, Mass Storage, or Modem.

4.OpentheSynctabinWindowsMediaPlayer™onyourcomputer.

5.Selectthemusicfromthelistand drag and drop to your phone.

6.ClickSyncnowinWidowsMediaPlayer on your computer

note:WindowsMediaPlayer™11andWindowsXPversionisrequired.

Playing music1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.Selectacategory(Now

Playing, All Music, Playlists, Albums, Artists, Genres)>Select.

3.SelectAll > Play to play all songs in the All Music.

4.SelectOptions > Stop to stop playing.

note:Musicwillpausewhenyoureceivean incoming call and Music will resume when the call ends.

Icon Descriptions

Volumelevel7

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Icon DescriptionsPausePlay

RewindwithlongpressLFast Forward with long press RPrevioustrackwithshortpress LNext track with short press RRepeatalltracksRepeatsingletrackRepeatoffShuffleOn:thecurrentlistofsongsarerandomlyshuffledfor playbackShuffleOff:songsareplayedinorderandnotshuffled

Making a playlist1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.SelectPlaylists > New Playlist.3.InputPlaylistNameandselect

Save.4.SelectAll Music, Albums,

Artists or Genres.5.Selectamusicfile(s)and

select Select to add to the playlist.

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Using a playlist1.Toaddtrackstoaplaylist,

select Menu > AT&T Music > Music Player > Playlists.

2.Selectaplaylisttoaddmusicand select Options > Add Tracks.

3.SelectAll Music, Albums, Artists or Genres.

4.Selectamusicfile(s)>Select > Done.

5.Toremovetracksfromtheplaylist, select Options > Remove Tracks > a music file(s)>Select > Remove.

6.Torenametheplaylist,select

Options > Rename Playlist > input new Playlist Name and select Save.

7.Todeletetheplaylist,selectOptions > Delete > Yes.

Listening music with Bluetooth headsetWhentheBluetoothheadsetispaired, you can listen to music through the paired Bluetooth headset. Fordetailsonaddingadevice,seepage163.

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Viewing a music file information1.Whilemusicisplayinginthe

player mode, select Options > Properties.

2. Use U/DtoviewTrack Number, Title, Artist, Album, Genre, Duration, Filename, File Size, Location, Format, Bit Rate, Created, License and Sharing.

Setting as ring tone1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.Selectacategory(All Music,

Playlists, Albums, Artists,

Genres)>Select.3.Selectafile.4.SelectOptions > Set as Ring

Tone.note:Youcannotsetthemusicfilewhileitisplaying.Ifamusicfileislargerthan300KB,thefilewillbedeactivatedforsetting ring tone.

Deleting music1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.Selectacategory(All Music,

Playlists, Albums, Artists, Genres)>Select.

3.Selectafile.4.SelectOptions > Delete.


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Shopping music1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Shop Music.2.Toreturntothepreviouspage,

press .

Music player settingsShuffling music1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.SelectSettings > Shuffle.3.SelectShuffle On or Shuffle

Off > Select.

Repeating music1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.SelectSettings > Repeat.3.SelectRepeat All Tracks,

Repeat Single Track or Repeat Off.

4.SelectSelect.

Setting equalizer1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.SelectSettings > Equalizer.3.Selectacategory>Select.

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Auto Full Screen1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.SelectSettings > Auto Full

Screen.3.SelectOn or Off and select

Select.

Removing1.SelectMenu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2.SelectSettings > Remove.3.SelectLicense Data File or All

Music Contents.4.SelectSelect > Yes.

Media playerYoucanplayvideoclipswiththemedia player.note:Donotusethisfeatureillegally.Soundandvideocanbeprotectedbycopyright. It is illegal to copy such sound /videotracksforthepurposeofsellingor distribution. Pantech does not in any way support the unauthorized use of content on your phone media player.


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<Audioplayer>

Playing time

Volume controls

DurationPlayer controls

Back ground skin

<Video player>

Volume controls

Playing time

Player controls

Video image

Duration

Icon Descriptions

Volumelevel4

PausePlay

RewindwithlongpressLFast Forward with long press RPrevioustrackwithshortpressLNext track with short press RRepeatonRepeatoff

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Playing the video clip1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Tools

> Media Player > Video.2.Selectafileorselectafolder,thenafile>Play.

3.Beforeplayingavideoclip,select Options to access thefollowings:Create New Folder, Send, Rename, Multiple Select, Delete, Delete All, Copy, Move, Properties or View by Grid/List.

Playing the audio file1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Tools

> Media Player > Audio.2.Selectafileorselectafolder,thenafile.

3.SelectPlay.For details on audio player contols,seepage135.Setting Mobile Video1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Tools

> Media Player > MV Settings.2.Selectaprofileorselect

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Other filesYou can manage unsupported fileformatsthataresavedonyourphone.ItalsolistsfilesreceivedviaBluetoothfromotherdevices.

Viewing the list of the files1.SelectMenu > My Stuff >

Other Files.

Managing memoryViewing memory status1.SelectMenu > My Stuff > Used

Space.2. Press L/RtoviewPhoneor

External memory information.

Playing gamesYou can download games to play with. It is easy to download andyoucanpreviewthembeforehand. You will only be able toviewgamesthatareavailableon your mobile.

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MagnifierCalendar

Alarm clockPill Reminder

User GuideCalculator

Tip calculatorStop watch

Notepad and voice memoWorld timeConverter

TimerSay a command

Readout Mode

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InAdvancedMode,youcanutilize all useful features that BreezeIVprovides.

MagnifierMagnifierhelpstocapture a more detailed scene by zooming in on the screen.

Current Display Capture1.SelectMenu > Tools >

Magnifier.2. Focus on the object and press

Focus.3.Zoominandoutbypressing

L/R.4.Increaseordecreasethe

brightness by pressing U/D.5.PressCapture.6.Togobacktopreviouspage,

select .Note: You can access captured images by pressing Menu > MyStuff > Picture.

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CalendarCalendar helps you manage your schedule including your time for calls or special days. You can set a reminder on any givendatewiththisfunction.

Viewing calendar1.SelectMenu > Tools >

Calendar.

In the monthly viewTo Press

Movetoanother day

LforPreviousR for Next

Movetoanother week

UforPreviousD for Next

View other month

Sidekeydownor forPreviousSidekeyupor for Next

Creating a new event1.Selectaday>Options > New

Event.2.SelectAppointment, Task or

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note:Youcancreateeventsfordatesfrom01/01/2000to12/31/2099.

Alarm clockSetting an alarm1.SelectMenu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2.SelectCreate New for new

alarm.3.SettheCycle, Time, Alarm

Sound, Alarm Alert Type, Alarm Volume and Snooze.

4.SelectSave.

Editing existing alarms1.SelectMenu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2.Selectanalarm>Edit or select

Optionstoaccessfollowing: Create New, Delete and Delete All.

Setting a simple alarm1.SelectMenu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2.SelectSimple Alarm and

select Edit.3.Setthealarmscheduleand

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Pill ReminderPillRemindersetsyour schedule to take pill, and alarm pop-upwillappearon the setting time.You can select to accept the reminder orhavethereminderpop-upagainafter15minutes.

Creating a new pill reminder1.SelectMenu > Tools > Pill

Reminder > Create New.2.SelectTake and then, take a

picture.

For details on taking picture, see page127.3.InputName and Dosage.4.SelectTime > Create.5.SelectCreate>Setadesired

time > OK > Back.6.SelectPeriod > Begins > Select.7.Setthebeginningdateofthe

dosage on the calendar. 8.SelectReminders and set the

reminding period. 9.SelectDaily, Every 2 days,

or Monthly.Whenselecting Every 2 days, you can set desired days for period.

10.Entermoreinformation.11.SelectSave.

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Checking Today's Pill Reminder1.SelectMenu > Tools

> Pill Reminder > Options > Today's Pill.

2.Scrollandselectapill reminder item to check the detail.

Editing a pill reminder1.SelectMenu > Tools > Pill

Reminder.2.Selectapillreminder>Select

> Edit.3.EditName, Dosage, Time,

Period or More Information.

4.SelectSave.

Deleting reminders 1.SelectMenu > Tools > Pill

Reminder.2.Selectapillreminder >

Options > Delete or Delete All.

User Guide User Guide helps users to learn how to use the phone easily in itself.1.SelectMenu > Tools > User

Guide.2.Selectafunctiontocheckin

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Calculator1.SelectMenu > Tools

> Calculator.2. Input the numbers

with the numeric keypad and enter the operators with L/R/U/D/ to calculate.


4.Press to cancel your input.5.SelectReset to reset.

Tip calculator1.SelectMenu >

Tools > Tip Calculator.

2.Enterthevaluesforallthevariablefields(Bill($), Tip(%), Split)andthenthecorresponding calculation fields(Tip($), Total($), You Pay)areupdatedautomatically.


4.SelectReset to reset.

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Stop watch1.SelectMenu >

Tools > Stop Watch.

2.SelectStart to start.

3.SelectStop to stop.4.SelectContinue to

restart or select Reset to clear.5.Tochecksplittimes,select

Mode > Split Time Mode.6.Tochecklaptimes,select

Mode > Lap Time Mode.note: In Basic Mode, when you exit the stop watch menu, or become idle, the stop watch will continue running and

will be indicated by a clock icon. You can accessthestopwatchbyre-enteringthe stop watch menu.

Notepad and voice memoUsing a notepad1.SelectMenu > Tools >

Notepad.2.SelectCreate New.3.Enternewmemoandselect

Save.4.Toeditasavedmemo,select

the memo and select Edit.5.Toplaceanoteonwallpaper,

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6.Ifyouwantremovethenotefrom wallpaper, select the note and select Options > Remove from Wallpaper.

Recording a voice memo1.SelectMenu >

Tools > Voice Memo.

2.SelectNew Record.

3.SelectRecord.4.SelectStop to stop recording.ItissavedinMy Voice automatically.

5.SelectPlaytolistenthevoicememo.

Listening the recorded sound1.SelectMenu > My Stuff.2.SelectAudio > My Voice or

select Tools > Voice Memo.3.Selectarecordedmemoand

select Play.To Press

Play/Pause Stop Options > Stop

Rewind LongpressLFast forward LongpressR

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To PressControl volume

Sidekeyupordownor U/D

World time1.SelectMenu > Tools

> World Time.2.Selectacity>

Select.3.PressL/R to select

a different city and select Save.

note: If you want to set dual time in idle screen, select Menu > Settings > Display > HomeScreen > Clock Type > Internal Clocks > ClockType5 > Save.

Converter1.SelectMenu > Tools >

Converter.2. Press L/R to select Length,

Area, Volume, Weight or Temperature.

3.Selectacurrentunitandenterthevalue.

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Timer1.SelectMenu > Tools > Timer.2.SelectSet and input the

hours, minutes and seconds.3.Select OK. 4.SelectStart.5.SelectRestart to restart.

Say a CommandYourphoneisequippedwithanAdvancedVoiceCommand(AVC)feature.Thisfeatureallowsyou to make calls or use the phone functions by simply using yourvoice.Allyouhavetodoistalk into the phone and then the phonewillrecognizeyourvoiceand complete tasks by itself.1.Instandbymode,simply

press to access Say a Command.OrselectMenu > Tools > Say a Command.

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Thefollowinglistshowsavailablevoicecommands.Call <Name or #>:Voicedialsa name or phone number in your address book. If multiple numbers exist, say the name and the number type (i.e. mobile, home,work,orother).Send Message <Name or #>:DisplaytheCreateMessagescreenwiththecontactyouhavespoken.

Contact <Name>:Retrieveanddisplay the contact information stored in the address book.Go To <Menu>:Openanapplication on your phone.Check <Item>:Checkthestatusinformation of your phone (Status,Voicemail,Messages,MissedCalls,Time,Signalstrength, Battery, My Phone Number,andVolume).


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•AnnouncehighlighteditemsinMenusasusernavigatesthephone•Announcenumbersastheyare

pressed on keypad•Readouttextmessagecontent

To turn on Readout Mode1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone > Voice Command Settings.

2.SelectAudio Modes > Readout mode.

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Using the web browserSetting profiles

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BluetoothBluetooth technology enables free wireless connections betweenelectronicdeviceswithinamaximumrangeof33feet(10meters).Bluetoothconnections can be used to send images, text, business cards, calendarevents,ortoconnectto computers using Bluetooth technology.

Yourmobilephonesupports:•ConnecttoPCtoaccessinternet.•ConnecttoHands-Free.•Connecttoelectronicdevices.

Bluetooth IconIcon Descriptions

Bluetoothisactive.Bluetoothhands-freeheadset is connected.BluetoothA2DPheadsetisconnected.Bluetoothhands-free+A2DPheadsetisconnected.


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Activating Bluetooth1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity > Bluetooth > Activation.

2.SelectOn or Off.Adding a device1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity > Bluetooth > My Devices.

2.SelectSearch for Device > Search.

3.Theavailabledevicewillbedisplayed.

4.Selectadevice>Select.5.Enterpasswordandpress .

note:Thetargetdevicemustbeindiscoverablemode.

Receiving filesThereceiptshouldbeapprovedbeforereceivingafile(s).Thereceivedfile(s)willbesavedin the corresponding folder. Forexample,ifyoureceivedcontacts information from the sender,itwillbesavedinyourphone’s memory.1.Afterpairingwiththetarget

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device,selectOptions > Take Files.

2.Theavailablefileswillbedisplayed.

3.Selectafile>Options > Copy.

Setting the visibility1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity > Bluetooth > Visibility.

2.SelectShow or Hide.3.SelectSelect.

Naming the phone1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity > Bluetooth > My Bluetooth Info.

2.SelectName > Edit.3.Enterthenewnameand

select Save.note:Thedevicenameiswhatidentifiesyour phone to Bluetooth network.

Setting the Using Memory1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity > Bluetooth > Memory in Use.

2.SelectPhone Memory or External Memory.

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Using USB Mode 1.Connectthedatacablewith

mobile and the computer. 2.SelectMenu > Settings >

Connectivity. 3.SelectSelect USB Mode. 4.SelectMusic Player, Mass

Storage , Modem, or Ask on Connection.

5.Followtheinstructionsonyourcomputer screen.

note:SelectMusic Player when you want toaddmusictotheplaylistinyourdevice.WhenyouselectAsk on Connection, it will ask you to select Music Player, Mass Storage, or Modemeverytimeyouconnectyourdevicewithyourcomputer.

Using the web browserAccessing browser1.SelectMenu >Browser >

Home.note:Itwillaccessyourserviceprovider’shomepage.

Using bookmarks1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Bookmarks.

Adding bookmarks1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Bookmarks.2.SelectOptions > Add

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3.EnteranamefornewbookmarkinTitlefieldandwebaddressinURLfield.

4.SelectSave.

Entering web address1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Enter Address.2.EntertheURL.3.SelectGo.

Viewing history1.SelectMenu > Browser >

History.

Setting advanced options1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Manage > Options.

2.SelectRendering Mode, Cache, Cookies, Security Warning, Javascript or Image Display.


Managing private data1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Manage > Private Data.2. To clear the cache, select

Clear Cache > Select > Yes.3.Toclearthecookies,select

Clear Cookies > Select > Yes.4.Toclearthehistory,select

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Viewing certificates1.SelectMenu > Browser

> Manage > Security > Certificates.

Viewing download status1.SelectMenu > Browser

> Manage > Download Manager.

Setting profilesYoucanviewacurrentconnectionprofileorcreatenewprofilesbycustomizingProfile Name, Home URL, Connection Type, Proxy Address, and Proxy Port.

Adding profiles1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Manage > Profiles.2.SelectOptions > Create.3.Entervaluesorselectanoptionforeachfieldandselect Save.

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Editing profiles1.SelectMenu > Browser >

Manage > Profiles.2.Selectaprofile>Options >

Edit.3.Edittheparametersand

select Save.note:Thedefaultprofileisnoteditable.

Viewing profiles1.SelectMenu > Browser >


View.note:Youcanonlyviewthedefaultprofilewiththisoption.

Deleting profiles1.SelectMenu > Browser >


Delete > Yes.note:Thedefaultprofilecannotbedeleted.

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LanguageTime and date

Voice command settingSounds and alerts

Display settingsSecurity

Updating softwareReset

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InAdvancedMode,youcanchange and customize sounds settings, call handling, display settings, security settings, and other settings associated with your phone.

Language1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone > Language.2.SelectScreen Text or

Predictive and select Select.3.Selectalanguage>Select.

Time and date1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone > Time & Date.

2.SelectAuto Update, Time, Time Format, Date or Date Format > Select.

3.Selectanoption>Select.note:OnlywhensettingAutoUpdatetoOff,youcansetTimeandDate.

Voice command setting1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone > Voice Command Settings.

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accuracy, select Adaptation > Adapt Voice > Start.

note: You can check the details for each setting option by selecting Help on the option setting screen.

Sounds and alertsThe Profiles menu allows you to specify a ringer type, message alertsound,keyvolumeandsoon.1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Sound Profiles.2.SelectNormal, Vibrate and

Ring, Vibrate Only, Silent, or Flight Mode.

3.SelectEdit to specify a

selected option.4.Selectanoptionforeachfield

and select Save. To reset to factory defaults, select Reset.

note: You can specify the options only when Normal or VibrateandRingprofilesarehighlighted.OthersonlyView.

Display settingsSetting the wallpaper1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Home Screen > Wallpaper.

2. Selectadesiredimage>View.

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Setting the home screen1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Home Screen.2.SelectClock Type or Text.3.Selectanoptionoradjustvalues.

4.SelectSave.

Setting the menu type1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Menu Type.2.SelectGrid or List.3.SelectSave.

Setting the color theme1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Color Theme.2.SelectDeep Blue or White.3.SelectSave.

Setting font style1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Font Style.2.Selectadesiredfontstyle>

Select.

Setting the font size1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Font Size.2.SelectSmall, Medium or

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Setting the brightness1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > LCD Brightness.2.AdjustbrightnesslevelofLCD.3SelectSave.

note: Modifying brightness may affect your battery life.

Setting the backlight timer1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Display > Backlight Timer.2.PressLCDorKeypad.3.Selectdesiredtime>Select.

note: Modifying backlight timer may affect your battery life.

SecurityLocking the phone1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Security > Phone Lock.2.SelectPhone Lock > On >

Select.note:Thedefaultpasswordis‘1234’.To change the password, select Menu > Settings > Security > PhoneLock > Change Password.

Locking the PINThePersonalIdentificationNumber(PIN)isthesecuritycode that protects the phone or SIMagainstunauthorizeduse.ThedefaultPIN1is"1111".

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1.SelectMenu > Settings > Security > PIN > PIN Lock.

2.SelectYes and enter PIN code.3.SelectOK.

note: To change the PIN code, select Menu > Settings > Security > PIN > Change PIN.

Changing PIN 21.SelectMenu > Settings >

Security > Change PIN2.2. Enter PIN2 code and select

OK.note:ThedefaultPIN2is"2222".

Setting fixed dialing number1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Security > FDN.

2.SelectOn > Select.3.EnterPIN2codeandselect

OK.Fordetailsonfixeddialing,seepage107.

Updating softwareYou can update your software withoutvisitingyournearestdealer.

To update the software1.SelectMenu > Settings >

AT&T Software Update.2.SelectCheck for Update >

Yes.

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Advanced Mode - Settingsnote:Afterdownloadingthesoftware,thedevicewillaskyouwhethertoupdate the software now or later. If you choose to update the software now, it will restart the handset. If you postpone updating the software, the update will be postponed for 4hours.Afterselectingthe updating time, you will be sent back to standby mode. If you go to SoftwareUpdate while you are in postponing, select Continue Update.

To view the version of software1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Phone Information.2.ScrolldowntoSoftware

Version.

ResetResetting the phone1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Reset.2. Enter password.3.SelectOK > Master Reset >

Yes.note: It will reset your phone to its default settings. The default password is‘1234’.

Clearing the phone1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Reset.2. Enter password.

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note: It will reset your phone to its default setting and delete all personal data.Thedefaultpasswordis‘1234’.

Resetting the external memory1.SelectMenu > Settings >

Reset.2. Enter password.3.SelectOK > External Memory

Reset > Select > Yes.

TTYTheteletypewriter(TTY)isatelecommunicationsdevicethat allows people who are deaf orhardofhearing,orwhohavespeech or language disabilities, tocommunicateviaatelephone.

Setting teletypewriter1.SelectMenu > Settings > TTY.2.SelectDisable, TTY Full, TTY

Talk or TTY Hear.•Disable:TTYmodeis

disabled.•TTY Full:Userswhocannot

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•TTY Hear:Userswhocanhearbut cannot talk, can send text messagesandreceivevoicemessages.

note: Make sure to connect a headset to the phone before selecting one of the TTY modes. Then, you can use the TTY function.

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Alert messageTroubleshooting checklist

Safety informationSafety precautions

About the battery usageFCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility (HAC)

regulations for wireless devicesFCC regulatory compliance

WarrantySpeaker Phone & Noise Canel

Dynamic Noise Suppression from AudienceearSmart™ technology

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Alert messageIf you experience any problem while using your mobile phone, please refer to the following checklist. If the problem still persists, contact your dealer or nearest carrier.When the “Insert SIM Card” message appears:MakesuretheSIMcardiscorrectly installed. Check to see if theSIMcardisworkingproperly.If it does not work, try to clean the contact points of the card with a dry cloth. If it is out of order, take ittoyourserviceprovider.

When the “Messages full” message appears:Thereceivedorsavedmessagesare full in your phone memory. You need to delete some messages.When the “Phone and SIM messages are full. Delete Messages” message appears:ThereceivedorsavedmessagesarefullinyourphoneandSIMcard memory. You need to delete themessagetoreceiveorsendmessages.

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When the “Password” message appears in Phone locked state:Enter the phone password. The defaultpasswordis”1234”.Ifyoucannot remember the password, contact the nearest carrier.When the “Enter PIN1” message appears:InputPIN1.ThedefaultPIN1is"1111".Ifyoucannotrememberit,contactyourserviceprovider.Youcanstillreceivecallsevenifyourmobilephonebecomes locked after entering theincorrectPIN1onthreeconsecutiveattempts.

When the “No Service” or “Network Search” appears:Ifyoucannotmake/receiveacall when you are indoors or undergrounds where the signal strengthispoor,movetowarda window or go out to an open area. If you still cannot make a connection,contactyourserviceprovider.

Troubleshooting checklistWhen audio quality is poor:End a call and try again.

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When the other party cannot hear you speaking:Your phone may be set to MUTE. DisabletheMUTEfunction.Oryourhandmaybecoveringthemicrophone located below the # key.When battery lifetime is shorter than usual:This may happen when you are in an area with low signal strength. Turn off your phone when it is not in use. Change the battery when battery energy is exhausted.

When your mobile phone does not turn on:Make sure your battery is charged. Check to see if your phone works while recharging the battery.When you are unable to send a message:Either you are not registered to receiveanSMSservice,oryoumay be in an area where your networkserviceprovidercannotprovidesuchaservice.

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When you are unable to make a call:Your phone may be set to “Fixed DialingNumber(FDN)”mode.Cancelthe“FDN”mode.When you are unable to charge the battery:This may be the result of one of the following three cases.1.Yourchargermaybeoutof

order. Contact your nearest dealer.

2. You may be attempting to use thephoneinanoverlyhot/coldtemperature. Try changing the chargingenvironment.

3.Yourbatterymayhavenotbeen connected to the charger properly. Check the connector.

When you are unable to input data into your Address Book:YourAddressBookmemorymaybe full. Try deleting some entries fromyourAddressBook.When you are unable to select a certain function:Youmaynothavesubscribedtothat function, or your network serviceprovidermaybeinanareawheresuchservicecannotbeprovided.Contactyourlocalserviceprovider.

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Safety informationThe following list shows how to maintain your mobile phone, together with precautions to take.–Keepyourmobilephoneandits

accessories out of the reach of children and pets.

– Maintain your mobile phone in dry conditions and keep it within normal operating temperatures. Temperatures higherthan131°F(55°C)orlowerthan-4°F(-20°C)maydamage your phone.

–Donottrytodryyourphoneinamicrowaveoven.Ifnot,sparks can occur and cause an explosionorfire.

–Donotuseorstoreyourmobilephone in dusty, dirty areas.

–Donotattempttodisassembleyour mobile phone.

–Donotdroporcausesevereimpact to your mobile phone.

–Donotusechemicalproducts,cleaningsolventsordetergentsto clean your mobile phone.

– If your mobile phone does not work properly, contact your dealer immediately.

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– Use only authorized batteries, battery chargers and accessories.Anymalfunctionor damage caused by the use of unauthorized batteries, battery chargers and accessorieswillvoidthelimitedproduct warranty.

– Ensure that the battery and battery charger do not come incontactwithconductiveobjects.

Safety precautionsUsing a mobile phone while driving may be prohibited.Please check local laws and regulations with regard to the prohibition of mobile phone use whiledriving,andcomplywiththem.Use of your phone while you aredrivingmaydisturbyourconcentration and so cause an accident.Alwaysswitchyourphoneofftodrivesafely.You should use your phone in an emergency, either use a hands freedevicebuiltintoyourcarorpulloverinasafeplacefirst.

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Switch off in restricted areasAlwaysswitchyourphoneoffinareas where mobile phone use is restricted.

Switch off in explosive or dangerous areasAlwaysswitchyourphoneoffinareaswithexplosiveordangerous materials (such as fuels, fuel stations or areas containingchemicalgoods)andobey any instructions or signals. Donotremoveyourmobilephone’s battery in such areas.

Switch off in aircraftAlwaysswitchyourphone

off or select Flight Mode on (select Menu > Settings > Sound Profiles > Flight Mode in Advanced Mode. In Breeze Mode, select Menu > Settings > Sounds & Alerts > Flight Mode)when you are in an aircraft. The electromagneticwavesemittedby your phone may affect the electronicnavigationequipmentin the aircraft.

Switch off in hospitals and near medical equipmentAlwaysswitchyourphoneoff in hospitals, and obey the regulations or rules of the hospital.Switchyourphoneoff

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whenusingmedicalequipmentforprivatepurposes,ifpossible.Alwaysconsultwiththemedicalequipment’smanufactureroranexpert regarding phone use near themedicalequipment.

Installing a hands free device in your vehicleInstallvehiclehandsfreedevicesaway from the steering wheel and airbag expansion area, otherwise injury may result.

Mobile phones and other electronic devicesMobile phones emit electromagneticwavesthat

may affect nearby electronic devices.Whenitisswitchedon,do not place your phone close to delicateelectronicequipment.

About the battery usageYour phone is powered by a LithiumIon(Li-Ion)battery.This means that, unlike other forms of battery technology, you can recharge your battery while some charge remains without reducing your phone’s autonomy due to the “battery memoryeffect”inherentinthosetechnologies.

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–Donotuseadamagedbatteryor charger.

–Donotdisassembleoropencrush, bend or deform, puncture or shred.

–Donotmodifyorremanufacture, attempt to insert foreign objects into the battery, immerse or expose to waterorotherliquids,exposetofire,explosionorotherhazard.

–Donotputyourbatteryintocontactwithconductiveobjects.

–Disposeofandrecycleusedbatteries in accordance withlocalregulations.Donot dispose of batteries by burning; they may explode.

–Donotuseanunauthorizedcharger.Onlyusethebatteryforthedeviceforwhichitisspecified.

–Onlyusethebatterywithachargingdevicethathasbeenqualifiedwiththedeviceper this standard. Use of an unqualifiedbatteryorchargermaypresentariskoffire,explosion, leakage, or other hazard.

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–Donotshortcircuitabatteryorallowmetallicconductiveobjects to contact battery terminals.

–Replacethebatteryonlywith another battery that hasbeenqualifiedwiththedeviceperthisstandard,IEEE-Std-1725-2006.Useofanunqualifiedbatterymaypresentariskoffire,explosion,leakage or other hazard.

– Promptly dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations.

– Battery usage by children shouldbesupervised.

–Avoiddroppingthephoneorbattery. If the phone or battery is dropped, especially on a hard surface, and the user suspects damage,takeittoaservicecenter for inspection.

– Use your battery for the specifiedpurposeonly.

– The closer you are to your network’s base station, the longer your phone usage time because less battery power is consumed for the connection.

– The battery recharging time variesdependingontheremaining battery capacity and the battery and charger type

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– Use an authorized battery and charger only.

–Sinceoverchargingmayshortenbatterylife,removethe phone from its charger once it is fully charged. Unplug the charger, once charging is complete.Leavingthebatteryin hot or cold places, especially inside a car in summer or winter, may reduce the capacity and life of the battery. Alwayskeepthebatterywithinnormal temperatures.

–Topreventinjuryorburns,ensure that no metal objects comeintocontactwiththe+and – terminals of the battery.

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FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility (HAC) regulations for wireless devicesOnJuly10,2003,theU.S.FederalCommunications Commission (FCC)ReportandOrderinWTDocket01-309modifiedthe exception of wireless phonesundertheHearingAidCompatibilityActof1988(HACAct)torequiredigitalwirelessphones be compatible with hearing-aids.TheintentoftheHACActistoensure reasonable access to

telecommunicationsservicesforpersons with hearing disabilities.Whilesomewirelessphonesareusednearsomehearingdevices(hearing aids and cochlear implants),usersmaydetectabuzzing, humming, or whining noise.Somehearingdevicesare more immune than others to this interference noise, and phonesalsovaryintheamountof interference they generate.The wireless telephone industry hasdevelopedaratingsystemfor wireless phones, to assist hearingdeviceusersfindphonesthat may be compatible with

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theirhearingdevices.Notallphoneshavebeenrated.Phonesthatareratedhavetheratingontheir box or a label located on the box.The ratings are not guarantees. Resultswillvarydependingontheuser’shearingdeviceandhearing loss. If your hearing devicehappenstobevulnerableto interference, you may not be able to use a rated phone successfully. Trying out the phonewithyourhearingdeviceisthebestwaytoevaluateitforyour personal needs.

•M-Ratings:PhonesratedM3orM4meetFCCrequirementsand are likely to generate less interferencetohearingdevicesthan phones that are not labeled.M4isthebetter/higherof the two ratings.

•T-Ratings:PhonesratedT3orT4meetFCCrequirementsand are likely to generate less interferencetohearingdevicesthan phones that are not labeled.T4isthebetter/higherof the two ratings.

Hearingdevicesmayalsoberated.Yourhearingdevicemanufacturer or hearing health

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professional may help you findthisrating.Higherratingsmeanthatthehearingdeviceisrelativelyimmunetointerferencenoise. The hearing aid and wirelessphoneratingvaluesarethenaddedtogether.Asumof5isconsideredacceptablefornormaluse.Asumof6isconsidered for best use.

Intheaboveexample,ifahearingaidmeetstheM2levelratingand the wireless phone meets theM3levelrating,thesumofthetwovaluesequalM5.Thisis

synonymous for T ratings. This shouldprovidethehearingaiduserwith“normalusage”whileusing their hearing aid with the particular wireless phone. “Normalusage”inthiscontextisdefinedasasignalqualitythatisacceptable for normal operation.The M mark is intended to be synonymous with the U mark. The T mark is intended to be synonymous with the UT mark. The M and T marks are recommendedbytheAlliancefor Telecommunications IndustriesSolutions(ATIS).TheU and UT marks are referenced

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inSection20.19oftheFCCRules.TheHACratingandmeasurement procedure are describedintheAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI)C63.19standard.ToensurethattheHearingAidCompatibility rating for your phone is maintained, secondary transmitters such as Bluetooth andWLANcomponentsmustbedisabledduringacall.Seepage85 for instructions to disable these components.This phone has been tested and rated for use with hearing aids for some of the wireless

technologies that it uses. However,theremaybesomenewer wireless technologies usedinthisphonethathavenot been tested yet for use with hearing aids. It is important to try the different features of this phone thoroughly and in different locations, using your hearing aid or cochlear implant, to determine if you hear any interfering noise. Consult your serviceprovideraboutitsreturnand exchange policies and for information on hearing aid compatibility.

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FCC Regulatory ComplianceFCC Regulatory ComplianceThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationis subject to the following two conditions:(1)thisdevicemaynot cause harmful interference, and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,including interference that may cause undesired operation.Yourmobiledeviceisalowpowerradiotransmitterandreceiver.WhenitisON,itreceivesandalsosendsoutradiofrequency(RF)

signals.InAugust1996,theFederalCommunications Commission (FCC)adoptedRFexposureguidelineswithsafetylevelsformobiledevices.Those guidelines are consistent withsafetystandardspreviouslysetbybothU.S.andinternationalstandardsbodies:AmericanNationalStandardInstitute(ANSI),NationalCouncilofRadiationProtectionandMeasurements(NCRP),andInternational Commission onNon-IonizingRadiationProtection(ICNRP).Those

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standards were based on comprehensiveandperiodicevaluationsoftherelevantscientificliterature.Thedesignof your phone complies with the FCC guidelines and applicable.Statement according to FCC part 15.105NOTE:Thisequipmenthasbeen tested and found to comply with the limits for a ClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.These limits are designed to providereasonableprotectionagainst harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipmentgeneratesusesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.However,thereis no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.Ifthisequipmentdoes cause harmful interference toradioortelevisionreception,which can be determined by turningtheequipmentoffandon, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

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measures:Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.Increase the separation between theequipmentandreceiver.Connecttheequipmentintoan outlet on a circuit different fromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.Consult the dealer or an experiencedradio/TVtechnicianfor help.Statement according to FCC part 15.21Modificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythiscompanycouldvoidtheuser’sauthorityto

operatetheequipment.RF exposure FCCFor body worn operation, to maintain compliance with FCC RFexposureguidelines,useonly accessories that contain no metallic components and provideaseparationdistanceof20mm(0.7inches)tothebody. Use of other accessories mayviolateFCCRFexposureguidelines and should be avoided.Thisdeviceanditsantennamustnotbeco-locatedoroperatingin conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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Health and Safety Information FCCThis EUT has been shown to be capable of compliance for localizedspecificabsorptionrate(SAR)foruncontrolledenvironment/generalpopulationexposurelimitsspecifiedinANSI/IEEEStd.C95.1-1992andhadbeen tested in accordance with the measurement procedures specifiedinFCC/OETBulletin65SupplementC(2001)andIEEEStd.1528-2003MinistryofHealth(Canada),SafetyCode6.Thestandards include a substantial safety margin designed to

assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the SpecificAbsorptionRate,orSAR.TheSARlimitsetbytheFCCis1.6W/kg*.*IntheU.S.andCanada,the

SARlimitformobilephonesusedbythepublicis1.6watts/kg(W/kg)averagedoveronegram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial marginofsafetytogiveadditional protection for the public and to account for any

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variationsin.**Thisdevicecontains1800MHzGSMfunctionsthatarenotoperationalinU.S.Territories;thisfilingisapplicableonlyfor850MHzGSMand1900MHzPCSoperations.

WarrantyProtect Your WarrantyReadyourWarrantycarefully,with the special consideration to paragraphsevenoftheLimitedWarrantyforyourunit.“Warrantydoesnotapplyto...orto any product or part thereof which has suffered through alteration... mishandling, misuse, neglectoraccident”.Many companies are making look alike accessories and in some cases, promoting that their productisequaltoorbetterthanthe Pantech product. Be careful.

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Someoftheseproductsmaynot be compatible to use with your Pantech product and may damage the unit or cause it to malfunction.Ifserviceisrequiredonyourunit and it is determined that anon-Pantechaccessoryhascreated the problem with your unit,theWarrantywillnotapply.In addition, if the unit has already sufferedirreversibledamagebyreasonofanon-compatibleaccessory,theWarrantywillbevoided.ToprotectyourWarranty,use only compatible accessories which cannot damage or

interfere with the functioning of your Pantech product.

12 Month Limited WarrantyPantechWireless,Inc.(theCompany)warrantstotheoriginal retail purchaser of this Pantech handheld portable cellular telephone, that should this product or any part thereof during normal consumer usage and conditions, be provendefectiveinmaterialor workmanship that results in productfailurewithinthefirsttwelve(12)monthsperiodfromthe date of purchase, such

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defect(s)willberepairedorreplaced (with new or rebuilt parts)attheCompany’soption,without charge for parts or labor directlyrelatedtothedefect(s).The antenna, keypad, display, rechargeable battery and battery charger, if included, are similarlywarrantedfortwelve(12)months from date of purchase. ThisWarrantyextendsonlytoconsumers who purchase the productintheUnitedStatesorCanada and it is not transferable or assignable.

This Warranty does not apply to:(a) Productsubjectedto

abnormal use or conditions, accident, mishandling, neglect, unauthorized alteration, misuse, improper installation or repair or improper storage;

(b)Productwhosemechanicalserial number or electronic serial number has been removed,alteredordefaced.

(c) Damagefromexposuretomoisture,humidity,excessive temperatures or extreme environmentalconditions;

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(d)Damageresultingfromconnection to, or use of any accessory or other product notapprovedorauthorizedby the Company;

(e) Defectsinappearance,cosmetic,decorativeorstructural items such as framingandnon-operativeparts;

(f) Productdamagedfromexternalcausessuchasfire,flooding,dirt, sand, weather conditions, battery leakage, blown fuse, theft or improper usage of any electrical source.

The Company disclaims liability forremovalorreinstallationofthe product, for geographic coverage,forinadequatesignalreception by the antenna or for communications range or operation of the cellular system as a whole.To obtain repairs or replacement withinthetermsofthisWarranty,theproductshouldbedeliveredwithproofofWarrantycoverage(e.g.datedbillofsale),theconsumer’s return address, daytimephonenumberand/or fax number and complete description of the problem,

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transportation prepaid, to the Company by calling the number listed below or to the place of purchase for repair or replacement processing.TolocatePantechAuthorizedServiceCenter,call:(800)962-8622oremailHandsetHelp@Pantech.com.Pleasehavethefollowinginformationavailablewhenyousendthephoneinforrepair:–AvalidoriginalProofof

Purchase–Returnaddress–Daytimephonenumberorfax

number

–Model#–IMEI#(Lookforthe15digitIMEI#behindthebatteryofthedevice.)

– Complete description of the problem

– Transportation prepaidOther Warranty ProgramYoumayhaveotherwarrantyprogram with your purchase, such as warranty exchange. If so,pleaserefertoequipmentpackage or the original point of sale.

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THEEXTENTOFTHECOMPANY’SLIABILITYUNDERTHISWARRANTYISLIMITEDTOTHEREPAIRORREPLACEMENTPROVIDEDABOVEAND,INNOEVENT,SHALLTHECOMPANY’SLIABILITYEXCEEDTHEPURCHASEPRICEPAIDBYPURCHASERFORTHEPRODUCT.ANYIMPLIEDWARRANTIES,INCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITYORFITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE,SHALLBELIMITEDTOTHEDURATIONOFTHISWRITTEN

WARRANTY.ANYACTIONFORBREACHOFANYWARRANTYMUSTBEBROUGHTWITHINAPERIODOF18MONTHSFROMDATEOFORIGINALPURCHASE.INNOCASESHALLTHECOMPANYBELIABLEFORANYSPECIALCONSEQUENTIALORINCIDENTALDAMAGESFORBREACHOFTHISORANYOTHERWARRANTY,EXPRESSORIMPLIED,WHATSOEVER.THECOMPANYSHALLNOTBELIABLEFORTHEDELAYINRENDERINGSERVICEUNDERTHISWARRANTYORLOSSOFUSEDURINGTHETIMETHE

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PRODUCTISBEINGREPAIREDORREPLACED.Nopersonorrepresentativeisauthorized to assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product.Somestatesorprovincesdonot allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation ofincidentalorconsequentialdamagesotheabovelimitationor exclusions may not apply to you.ThisWarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhichvary

fromstatetostateorprovincetoprovince.FortechnicalsupportintheU.S.&Canada,call(800)962-8622.Oremail:[email protected]: www.pantechusa.comForallotherinquiry,writeto:

PANTECH WIRELESS, INC.5607GlenridgeDr.Suite500Atlanta,GA30342

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Speaker Phone & Noise Cancel•Whenusingthephonein

speakerphone mode with noise suppression turned on, it is recommended that you hold the phone in the opened position with the microphone below the keypad facing you. Inthisposition,thehigher-performingadvancednoisesuppression utilizing two microphones (one located below the external display andtheLEDindicatorsandthe other located below the

keypad)willbeused.•Ifyouprefertonotholdthe

phone (e.g. to place it on your desk or in the cup holder of your car)whileitisbeingusedinspeakerphone mode, the phone should be put in the closed position. Your call will continue and the external microphone (below the external display and theLEDindicators)withthelower-performingbasicnoisesuppression will pick up your voice.

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Dynamic Noise Suppression from AudienceYourphoneisequippedwithanadvancedvoiceprocessingchipthatdeliversclearmobilecallsbysuppressing background noise,intermittent sounds (like a siren ornearbyconversation),andechoes,allowing you to hear and be heard nearly anywhere.

How Does It Work?Based on the intelligence of the human hearing system, the

technology:•Capture,evaluateand

distinguish all the sound signals surrounding your phone, and the person you’re speaking with.•Thenisolatetheprimaryvoiceinconversationandfilteroutthe background noise – so the person you’re calling hears only yourvoice,withoutdisturbingbackground noise.•Dynamicallyequalizeandadjustvoicevolumetooptimizeyourcalling experience, so you can hear clearly and don’t need tospeakloudertoovercome

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surrounding noise. The noise suppression technologyisbuilt-inandalready enabled in your new mobilephone.Soit’sreadytoprovideunsurpassedvoiceclaritywitheverycall.

earSmart™ technologyYourphonefeaturesearSmart™,anintelligentvoiceprocessor

thatdeliversaclearvoiceexperience,allowing you to

hearandbeheard™innearlyenvironment.earSmarttechnologyusesthe

science of human hearing to distinguish sounds, identify your voiceandsuppresssurroundingnoise,forclearconversationsjust about anywhere.

How Does it Work?•TheearSmartvoiceprocessor

in your phone captures your voiceandallthesoundsaroundyou.•Workinglikethehumanear,it

processes and distinguishes these sounds, isolates your voiceconversation,andremovesbackgroundnoise–from both ends of a call.

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•Italsoautomaticallyequalizesandadjustsvoicevolumesoyou can hear and talk naturally, eveninthenoisiestplaces.•WithearSmarttechnology,you

can talk where you want, and haveclearconversationsformobilecalls,videochats,evenspeakerphone calls, without worrying about surrounding noise.

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