ASUSTeK Computer M303 M303 GSM Camera Phone User Manual M303 UserMan
ASUSTeK Computer Inc M303 GSM Camera Phone M303 UserMan
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Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) ............................................. 180 Composing an MMS message ................................................... 180 Launching the MMS message editor .................................. 180 Choosing the message recipient(s) .................................. 180 Entering the message subject .......................................... 182 Adding text to the MMS message ..................................... 182 Adding an image to the MMS message ............................. 184 Adding an audio file to the MMS message ........................ 186 Adding another slide(s) .................................................... 188 Adjusting the slide duration .............................................. 189 Previewing the MMS message ........................................... 189 Sending the MMS message ...................................................... 190 Saving the MMS message ......................................................... 190 Managing the MMS Inbox .......................................................... 191 Using the MMS Inbox menu ............................................... 191 Managing the MMS Outbox ...................................................... 192 Using the MMS Outbox menu ............................................ 192 Changing the MMS message settings ...................................... 193 Changing the MMS validity period ..................................... 194 Delaying the MMS message delivery ................................. 195 Activating the Read Report function ................................ 196 Activating the delivery report ........................................... 197 Auto downloading MMS messages .................................... 198 Activating the sender visibility ......................................... 198 Viewing the MMS memory status ............................................ 199 161 Messaging features The phone is capable of creating, sending, and receiving both multimedia messaging service (MMS) or short message service (SMS) messages to and from other mobile phones. MMS allows you to send text messages with audio and image attachments to an MMS-enabled mobile phone or e-mail. SMS, on the other hand, allows you to send short text messages to any mobile phone. Ask your phone operator on how to activate the MMS feature. Only mobile phones with MMS feature can send/receive MMS messages. To access the M e s s a g e menu: 1. Put the phone in idle mode, then press to display the main menu. 2. Use the navigation keys to select the M e s s a g e icon to display the M e s s a g e menu. OR Press to display the M e s s a g e menu. , then press The display shows the SMS menu by default. You can switch from SMS to MMS, or vice-versa, by clicking 162 Short Message Service (SMS) The phone allows you to compose and send Short Message Service (SMS) or text message to another mobile phone. Composing and sending an SMS message Launching the SMS message editor To launch the SMS message editor, use the (up) or (down) button to select E d i t S M S S, then press . The SMS message editor screen appears. Choosing the message recipient(s) To choose the recipient(s): 1. In the Edit MMS screen, highlight the T o : field then press A Phone Number window appears. 163 2. Key-in the phone number of the recipient, then press . OR (Names) to Press open the Phonebook Phonebook, select a phone book entry(ies), then press . 3. The recipient’s name or number appears in the T o field. Highlight the C o n t e n t field, then press to compose the SMS message. Composing the SMS message To compose the SMS message: 1. Use the keypad to compose the SMS message. OR Press (Option) to insert a common word, or copy text from the clipboard. 164 2. When finished, press to return to the E d i t S M S screen. Character/ message count Your SMS message may contain up to 670 characters. Use the character/message counter below the message field to determine how many characters you have keyed-in and how many SMS messages you have composed. Sending the SMS message To send the SMS message: 1. From the E d i t S M S screen, press (Option), select S e n dd, then press . 2. Press (Yes) when a confirmation screen appears. Otherwise, select S a v e to store the message. A Sent successfully! message appears to indicate that the SMS message was sent to the recipients. 3. The phone prompts you to save the SMS message to the S M S O u t b o xx. (Yes) to Press save the message or (No) to cancel. 165 Saving the SMS message Save an SMS message to the SMS Outbox if you want to edit it or send it later. To save an SMS message: 1. Compose an SMS message following the instructions in the previous section. 2. In the Edit SMS window, press (Option), then select S a v ee. A Saved successfully successfully! message appears indicating that you have saved the SMS message to the SMS Outbox. The display returns to the Edit SMS window. 166 Viewing an SMS message When the phone is in idle mode and you receive an SMS message, the screen displays an animated letter enevelope. Press (View) to open and view the message. Otherwise, press any other key to close the Received Message window. appears on the icon bar of the idle main A new SMS message icon display when you choose to ignore the new SMS message. If you receive an SMS message while in other phone modes, you can view the SMS messages by following this instructions. 1. From the SMS menu, use I n b o xx, then press . (up) or (down) to select S M S 2. Use (up) or (down) to select the unread message, then press to view. An unread message saved in the SIM memory is . An unread message saved in the phone preceded by this icon memory is preceded by this icon Refer to the section “Managing the SMS Inbox” for details. 167 Managing the SMS Inbox The phone saves all SMS messages received in the SMS Inbox. You can view, reply, forward, or delete the messages stored in the SMS Inbox. Take note of the following icons preceding a message. Icon Indicates that the SMS message received by the phone has already been read received by the SIM card has already been read received by the phone has not been read received by the SIM card has not been read Using the SMS Inbox menu When in the SMS Inbox Inbox, press (Option) to display a pop-up menu containing the options for the selected message or multiple messages. Option 168 View Save to Handset Save all to Handset Delete Delete SIM Delete Handset Save Number Allows you to Read the selected message Save the selected message to the phone memory Save all messages to the phone memory Delete the selected message Delete all messages saved in the SIM memory Delete all messages saved in the phone memory Save the phone number of the message sender Managing the SMS Outbox The SMS Outbox contains all saved and draft messages. You can view, send, or delete the messages stored in the SMS Outbox. Take note of the following icons preceding messages in the SMS Outbox. Icon Indicates that the SMS message stored in the phone memory has already been sent stored in the SIM memory has already been sent stored in the phone memory has not been sent stored in the SIM memory has not been sent Using the SMS Outbox menu When in the SMS Outbox Outbox, press (Option) to display a pop-up menu containing the options for the selected message or multiple messages. Option View Save to Handset Save all to Handset Delete Delete SIM Delete Handset Allows you to Read the selected message Save the selected message to the phone memory Save all messages to the phone memory Delete the selected message Delete all messages saved in the SIM memory Delete all messages saved in the phone memory 169 Changing the SMS message settings To access the S M S S e t t i n g s menu: From the S M S menu, use S e t t i n g ss, then press . (up) or (down) to select S M S OR Press to display the SMS Settings menu. The SMS Settings menu consists of seven menu options that you can select using (up) or (down). Refer to the table below for a brief description of each menu item. Icon Service Center Send format 170 Function Selects the SMS service center.* Sets the SMS message format to Implicit, Text, Fax, ERMES, Paging, X400, or E-mail. Validity Period Sets the the validity period for SMS messages to one hour, six hours, one day, three days, one week, or maximum period. Common Words View, edit, or delete common messages. Delivery Report Activates or deactivates the delivery report feature. When activated, an SMS message notifies you that the sent SMS message reached its recipient. Reply Path Activates or deactivates the reply path. Auto Move to Handset Saves all incoming messages to the handset. Changing the service center number Obtain the correct service center number from your phone operator before you change this item. To change the SMS service center number: 1. Highlight Service Center from theSMS Settings menu, then press (Modify). 2. Select the service center from the list, then press 3. Key-in the service center number that you obtained from your phone operator, then press (Confirm). 4. The display returns to the previous menu with the new service center number. 5. Press (Back) to return to the SMS Settings menu. Be careful when changing the service center number. SMS messaging fails when you set an incorrect service center number. 171 Changing the message format To select a message format: 1. Highlight Send Format from the SMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to highlight the format, then press to 2. Use select. 3. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the SMS Settings Inquire with your phone operator if the available message formats are supported by their network. 172 Changing the SMS validity period The SMS validity period is the time period that you allow the phone operator to send your SMS message until it reaches the recipients. For example, if you sent an SMS message to a mobile phone that is not in the coverage area, the phoe operator continuously sends the SMS message to that mobile phone within the duration you specified. To select a message format: 1. Highlight V a l i d i t y P e r i o d from the SMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to highlight the validity period for the 2. Use SMS message sending, then press to select. 3. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the SMS Settings The default message validity period depends on the SIM card setting. Read the SIM card documentation for details. 173 Creating common message(s) For your convenience, you can create and store Common Messages in your phone. You can easily retrieve these messages when you want to send a quick note. You can create up to eight can messages, each with a maximum of 26 characters. To create a common message: 1. Highlight Common Words from the SMS Settings menu, then press . 2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight an ( E M P T Y ) common message, then press (Option). 3. Select E d i t from the pop-up menu, then press 4. Use the keypad to key-in the common message, then press 5. The created common message now appears in the C o m m o n W o r d s list. 6. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the SMS Settings Use the D e l e t e or D e l e t e A l l command from the C o m m o n W o r d s pop-up menu to delete a common message. 174 Activating delivery reports If you wish to know that the messages you sent are delivered to the recipient, enable the Delivery Rpt. option. To activate delivery report: 1. Highlight D e l i v e r y R p t . from the SMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to highlight O nn, 2. To enable the feature, use then press . (up) or (down) to highlight O f ff, then To disable, use press . (Back) to return to the SMS Settings 3. When finished, press menu. 175 Activating the reply path Activating the reply path allows the SMS message recipient to reply to your SMS message, using the embedded service center number. To activate the reply path: 1. Highlight Reply Path from the SMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to highlight O nn, 2. To enable the feature, use then press . (up) or (down) to highlight O f ff, then To disable, use press . (Back) to return to the SMS Settings 3. When finished, press menu. 176 Auto moving SMS messages to the handset Activating the Auto Move to Handset feature allows you to transfer all incoming SMS messages from the SIM card to the handset automatically. To activate this feature: 1. Highlight Auto Move to Handset from the SMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to highlight 2. To enable the feature, use O nn, then press . (up) or (down) to highlight O f ff, then To disable, use press . (Back) to return to the S M S 3. When finished, press Settings menu. 177 Viewing the SMS memory status To view the phone and SIM SMS memory status: From the S M S menu, use M e m o r yy, then press . (up) or (down) to select S M S OR Press to display the SMS Memory Memory. The screen shows the used SMS memory over the total available (Back) to return to memory in both the handset and SIM card. Press the S M S menu. 178 Adjusting the slide duration To adjust the slide duration: 1. Select the slide from the C o m p o s e r window. 2. Press (Option), select S l i d e D u r a t i o nn, then press . 3. Adjust the slide duration using the keypad, then press . The display returns to the C o m p o s e r window. Previewing the MMS message To preview the MMS message: 1. In the C o m p o s e r window, press (Option), select Preview w, then press . 2. The MMS message plays on screen. Press (Pause) to pause or (Stop) to stop the preview. After previewing. press (Back) to return to the C o m p o s e r window. 189 Sending the MMS message To send the MMS message: 1. When in the C o m p o s e r window, (Back) to press return to the E d i t M M S window. 2. Press (Option), select Send from the pop-up menu, then press . The MMS message is uploaded to the MMS server of your phone operator for sending to the message recipients. The display returns to the Edit MMS window. Saving the MMS message To save the MMS message: 1. In the E d i t M M S window, press (Option), select S a v e from the pop-up menu, then press . 190 A Saved successfully! window appears to indicate that the MMS message is saved to the MMS Outbox. Managing the MMS Inbox The phone saves all downloaded MMS messages in the MMS Inbox. You can view, review, forward, or delete the messages stored in the MMS Inbox. Take note of the following icons preceding an MMS message. Icon Indicates that the MMS message received has been successfully downloaded to the phone has not been read has been read notification has not been read notification has already been read Using the MMS Inbox menu When in the MMS Inbox Inbox, press (Option) to display a pop-up menu containing the options for the selected message or multiple messages. Option View Delete Delete All Call Out Allows you to View the selected message Delete the selected message Delete all messages in the MMS Inbox Dial the number of the MMS sender 191 Managing the MMS Outbox The MMS Outbox contains all saved and draft MMS messages. You can view, review, forward, or delete the messages stored in the MMS Outbox. Take note of the following icons preceding a message. Icon Indicates that the MMS message is a saved MMS message draft was sent and stored in the MMS Outbox saved in the MMS Outbox has not been sent received has been forwarded to another recipient received has been replied Using the MMS Outbox menu When in the M MS Outbox Outbox, press (Option) to display a pop-up menu containing the options for the selected message or multiple messages. Option View Send Delete Delete All 192 Allows you to View the selected message Send the selected message to another recipient Delete the selected message Delete all messages in the MMS Outbox Changing the MMS message settings To access the M M S S e t t i n g s menu: From the M M S menu, use S e t t i n g ss, then press . (up) or (down) to select M M S OR Press to display the SMS Settings menu. The MMS Settings menu consists of six menu options that you can select using (up) (down). Refer to the table below for a brief description of each menu item. Icon Validity Period Delay Delivery Delivery Report Read Report Auto Download Sender Visibility Profiles Function Sets the the validity period for MMS messages to one hour, six hours, one day, three days, one week, or maximum period. Delays the delivery of the MMS message to the intended recipients by immediate, one hour, six hours, one day, three days, or one week. Activates or deactivates the delivery report feature. When activated, an MMS message notifies you that the sent MMS message has reached its recipient. Enables or disables the read repaort feature. Activates or deactivates the auto-download feature. Activates or deactivates the sender visibility feature. Allows you to select the network profile to use for MMS messaging. 193 Changing the MMS validity period The MMS validity period is the time period that you allow the phone operator to send your MMS message until it reaches the recipients. For example, if you sent an MMS message to a mobile phone that is not in the coverage area, the phone operator continuously sends the MMS message to that mobile phone within the duration you specified. To set the validity period for your MMS messages: 1. Highlight V a l i d i t y P e r i o d from the MMS Settings menu, then press . 2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight the validity period for the MMS message sending, then press to select. 3. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the MMS Settings The default message validity period depends on your phone operator. 194 Delaying the MMS message delivery You can delay the sending of the MMS message using this item. To delay the MMS message delivery: 1. Highlight Delay Delivery from the MMS Settings menu, then press . 2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight the delay period for the MMS message sending, then press to select. 3. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the MMS Settings 195 Activating the Read Report function The Read Report function notifies you everytime the phone receives an MMS message. To activate the read report function: 1. Highlight R e a d R e p o r t from the MMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to select highlight O nn, then press . 2. Use 3. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the MMS Settings 196 Activating the delivery report The Delivery Report function lets you know that the message recipients have received the sent MMS message. When activated, your phone receives a delivery report everytime a message recipient downloads the MMS message. To activate the delivery report: 1. Highlight Delivery Report from the MMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or (down) to select highlight O nn, then press . 2. Use 3. When finished, press menu. (Back) to return to the MMS Settings 197 Auto downloading MMS messages Auto download allows the phone to immediately download from the phone operator MMS server all MMS messages received. To activate the auto download function: 1. Highlight A u t o D o w n l o a d from the MMS Settings menu, then press . (up) or 2. Use (down) to highlight O nn, then press . 3. When finished, press (Back) to return to the M M S Settings menu. Activating the sender visibility To activate the delivery report: 1. Highlight S e n d e r Visibility from the MMS Settings menu, then press . 2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight O nn, then press . 198 3. When finished, press (Back) to return to the M M S Settings menu. Viewing the MMS memory status To view the phone MMS memory status: From the M M S menu, use M e m o r yy, then press . (down) to select M M S (up) or OR Press to display the MMS Memory Memory. The screen shows the total used and available MMS memory. Press (Next) to view the total memory used by inbox and sent messages. (Next) to view the total memory used by draft and unsent Press messages. Refer to the screen captures below. Memory used by inbox and sent messages Memory used by draft and unsent messages 199 200 M303 This chapter provides information on how to capture photos and videos using the camera. Capturing Moments Chapter summary Camera ............................................................................................ 204 Capture ........................................................................................... 205 Capture display ........................................................................ 205 Key definition ........................................................................... 206 Basic camera settings .............................................................. 207 Capturing a photo .................................................................... 208 Changing the camera settings ................................................. 209 Viewing your photos ................................................................ 216 Using the photo options .......................................................... 217 Editing your photos .................................................................. 218 Adding preview effects to your photo ..................................... 219 Adding frames to your photo .................................................. 220 Using the external display for self-capture .............................. 221 Using the capture timer ........................................................... 222 Using multi-capture .................................................................. 224 AVI Recorder ................................................................................... 226 Recorder mode display ............................................................. 226 Capturing videos ...................................................................... 227 Adding preview effects to your video ..................................... 228 202 Adjusting the video brightness and contrast ........................... 229 Viewing your videos ................................................................. 231 Using the video options ........................................................... 232 Listening to MP3 music files .................................................... 233 203 Camera The phone comes with a 300K pixel built-in camera and flash that allows you to capture, edit, and share photos and videos. The following sections tell how to use the camera and its features. To access the C a m e r a menu: 1. Put the phone in idle mode, then press to display the main menu. 2. Use the navigation keys to select the C a m e r a icon to display the C a m e r a menu. OR Press to display the C a m e r a menu. , then press The C a m e r a menu has four options that you can select using (down). or 204 (up) Capture The C a p t u r e function allows you to capture single or multiple photos, edit, and share them using the MMS messaging feature. Capture display Familiarize yourself with the capture display before using the camera. The illustration below shows the icons that may appear on the display when the phone is in capture mode. Photo quality Capture mode Flash icon Photo size Zoom in Zoom indicator Zoom out Option key Back key The above display shows the default camera settings. The phone restores these settings everytime you set the phone to camera mode. 205 Key definition The function of the following keys changes when the phone is in Capture mode. Normal capture mode (Main display) Key Press to zoom in the subject zoom out the subject decrease the brightness increase the brightness switch to self-capture or return to normal capture mode turn the flash on or off select the next image frame select the previous image frame remove the image frame capture the image 206 • The camera uses more battery power than other phone functions. Make sure the battery is fully charged before using the camera. • The camera automatically turns off when no key is pressed within three minutes. Self capture mode (External display) Key Press to zoom in the subject zoom out the subject capture the image Basic camera settings The following sections tell you how to change the basic camera settings. Consider the following settings before taking a photograph. • • • • • • • Photo size size. The phone supports a maximum photo size of 640x480 pixels (landscape). You can select from three other photo sizes. Photo quality quality. Three photo quality settings are available. The better the photo quality, the larger the file size. Capture mode mode.You can choose from four capture modes: Auto, Night, Indoor, or Outdoor. Refer to the respective section for details. Elements Elements. You can adjust the photo brightness and contrast. Auxiliary lighting lighting. The phone camera comes with a flash that you can use when taking photos in areas with poor lighting condition. Special Effects Effects. You can choose from six preview effects, 15 special effects, and 20 frame designs to transform your photos into fine works of art or funny photos. Special features features. You can use multi-capture when shooting multiple photos, or self-capture to take a photo of yourself using the external display. 207 Capturing a photo DO NOT use the camera on places where picture taking is prohibited. Take note of local regulations before using the camera. To capture a photo: 1. Put the camera in C a p t u r e mode to show the capture display. When the phone is in idle mode, press the capture button side of the phone to launch the camera. on the 2. Point the camera to your subject. Make sure your subject fits in the capture display. 3. Hold the phone firmly, then press the captured photo. to capture. The screen displays (Save) to save the photo to the M y A l b u m folder. 4. Press Otherwise, press (Back) to return to the capture display. The phone automatically assigns a file name to the photo. The file name is usually a combination of the date and the sequence that photo was taken (e.g. PIC100705). You can rename the photo file name in the M y A l b u m folder. 208 Changing the camera settings You can change the capture size, quality, mode, brightness, contrast, multi-capture interval, and flash settings using the capture display menu. To access the camera settings: 1. From the capture display, press (Option). (up) or (down) to select S e t t i n g ss, then press . 2. Use The camera settings menu appears. 3. Use (up) or (down) to select a setting, then press (left) or (right) to adjust. Refer to the succeeding sections for details. 209 Setting the photo size To set the photo size: 1. Use (up) or (down) to highlight Photo Size from the camera settings menu. (left) or (right) to select a photo size. The selected 2. Press photo size is displayed on top of the soft key bar. Refer to the table below for a comparison of the photo sizes. Icon Photo size (pixels) Display orientation VGA (640 x 480) Landscape QVGA (320 x 240) Landscape Main Wallpaper (128 x 160) Portrait Portrait (64 x 96) Portrait Photo sizes The frame changes into a landscape orientation when you select or photo size. Rotate the phone 90º counterclockwise to properly view your subject. The default setting is . 3. Press to select the photo size. The screen returns to the capture display. 210 • You can use portrait images as wallpaper for the external display. • You can find all captured images in the M y A l b u m folder. Landscape orientation
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