ASUSTeK Computer M303 M303 GSM Camera Phone User Manual M303 UserMan

ASUSTeK Computer Inc M303 GSM Camera Phone M303 UserMan

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231231231231231Viewing your videosViewing your videosViewing your videosViewing your videosViewing your videosYou can play and view all saved videos in the My Video My Video My Video My Video My Video folder.To open the My Video My Video My Video My Video My  V i d e o  folder from the Camera menu:Go to the Camera menu, select My Video My Video My Video My Video My Video from the menu, thenpress .ORORORORORIn the CameraCameraCameraCameraCa m e r a menu, press   to open My VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy Video.To open the My Video My Video My Video My Video My V i d e o  folder from the video recorder display:When in the video recorder, press   (Option), select My VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy Video,then press  .To play a video:1. Use   (up) or   (down) to select the video you want to play,then press  . The video plays on the screen.2. Press   (Option) to access the video settings menu.Otherwise press   (Back) to return to My VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy Video.The phone remains in camera mode when you access the MyMyMyMyMyVideoVideoVideoVideoV i d e o  folder from the video recorder display.
232232232232232Using the video optionsUsing the video optionsUsing the video optionsUsing the video optionsUsing the video optionsThe video options allow you to view, delete, and rename video filessaved in the My Video folder. You can also use this menu to set a videoas power on or off animation.To access the video options:1. From My VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy VideoMy Video, press  (Option) to display the video options menu.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to select an option, then press  . Referto the table below for a description of each option.OptionOptionOptionOptionOption Allows you toAllows you toAllows you toAllows you toAllows you toViewViewViewViewV i e w open a video fileChange ViewChange ViewChange ViewChange ViewC h a n g e   V i e w view videos in namelist or thumbnail modesSet asSet asSet asSet asS e t   a s save a video file as power on or off animationDeleteDeleteDeleteDeleteD e l e t e delete a video fileDelete AllDelete AllDelete AllDelete AllD e l e t e   A l l delete all video files in the My Video folderRenameRenameRenameRenameR e n a m e rename a video fileDetailDetailDetailDetailD e t a i l view the video file details including the file name, size, format, etc.StorageStorageStorageStorageS t o r a g e view the My Video storage status
This chapter provides information onhow to use the phone organizer foryour daily activities.9  M303Organizing your stuff
242242242242242Chapter summaryChapter summaryChapter summaryChapter summaryChapter summaryOrganizer ........................................................................................ 244Launching the Organizer .......................................................... 244Calendar .......................................................................................... 245Displaying the calendar options ............................................... 246Adding a calendar event or record .......................................... 247Viewing all calendar events or records .................................... 248Deleting calendar events or records ........................................ 248Setting the start of the week day ........................................... 249Setting a holiday ...................................................................... 250Viewing set holiday(s) ............................................................. 250Listing horoscopes ................................................................... 251Alarm ............................................................................................ 252Setting an alarm ....................................................................... 252Turning off an alarm................................................................. 254World Clock ..................................................................................... 255Changing the local time ........................................................... 256Viewing other locations ........................................................... 257Calculator ........................................................................................ 258Text Memo ...................................................................................... 259Creating a text memo .............................................................. 259
243243243243243Voice Memo .................................................................................... 261Creating a voice memo ............................................................ 261Listening to a voice memo....................................................... 263Sending a voice memo using MMS ........................................... 264Deleting a voice memo(s) ........................................................ 265Memory Status ................................................................................ 266Viewing the memory status ..................................................... 266Voice Recognition ........................................................................... 267Recording a voice for name dialing .......................................... 267Recording voice commands ..................................................... 269Currency Exchange ......................................................................... 270Adding an exchange rate ......................................................... 270Calculating an exchange rate ................................................... 271Adding an exchange currency .................................................. 272Stopwatch ....................................................................................... 273Using the split stopwatch ........................................................ 274Using the lap stopwatch .......................................................... 275
244244244244244OrganizerThe OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrgani z e r menu allows you to organize your daily activitiesthrough helpful applications such as the Calendar, Voice and Text Memo,Calculator, Currency Exchange, Alarm, World Clock, etc.Launching the OrganizerLaunching the OrganizerLaunching the OrganizerLaunching the OrganizerLaunching the OrganizerTo open the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu:1. Put the phone in idle mode, then press   to display the main menu.2. Use the navigation keys to select the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer icon , thenpress  to display the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu.ORORORORORPress  to display the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu.The OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu consists of 10 menu items that you can selectusing  (up) or   (down), or by using the keypad to press thenumber preceding each menu item.
245245245245245CalendarThe Calendar menu allows you to manage your daily schedule withsettings that you can customize according to your needsTo open the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar:From the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu, use   (up) or   (down) to selectCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCa l e n d a r, then press  .ORORORORORPress  to display the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar.Calendar displayCalendar displayCalendar displayCalendar displayCalendar display11111Zodiac signZodiac signZodiac signZodiac signZodiac signWeek numberWeek numberWeek numberWeek numberWeek numberCurrent dateCurrent dateCurrent dateCurrent dateCurrent dateYear/MonthYear/MonthYear/MonthYear/MonthYear/Month
246246246246246Displaying the calendar optionsDisplaying the calendar optionsDisplaying the calendar optionsDisplaying the calendar optionsDisplaying the calendar optionsTo display the phone book menu options:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight an item, then press  .Refer to the table below for a brief description of each item.Otherwise, press   (Back) to return to the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu.OptionsOptionsOptionsOptionsOptions Allows you toAllows you toAllows you toAllows you toAllows you toAdd add a calendar event or recordHighlight Toggle enable or disable the the calendar event/record highlight designSet Weeks Start set the week start to Sunday or MondaySet Holiday set a holiday in the calendarList Holiday view all set holidays in the calendarList Horoscopes list the zodiac signsView All view all events and records in the calendarDelete Past delete past calendar events or recordsDelete All delete all calendar events or recordsGo To Date move to a specified dateStorage view the calendar memory information
247247247247247Adding a calendar event or recordAdding a calendar event or recordAdding a calendar event or recordAdding a calendar event or recordAdding a calendar event or recordTo add a calendar event or record:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight AddAddAddAddAdd, then press  .The Add Record Add Record Add Record Add Record Add Record screen appears.3. The Add Record Add Record Add Record Add Record Add Record window allows you to customize the followingcalendar event/record information. Select an information field,press , then modify the information as desired.InformationInformationInformationInformationInformation Sets the calendar eventSets the calendar eventSets the calendar eventSets the calendar eventSets the calendar eventTitle titleRecord Type type (birthday, meeting, etc.) andimportance (low, normal, high)Start Time start timeEnd Time end or finish timeRepeat Type frequencyPlay Ringtone turns the calendar event ring tone option on or offReminder time reminder timeRingtone ringtoneContent content or other remarks4. After you finish filling-up all the required calendar event/recordfields, press  (Save) to save the calendar event/record.5. Go to the specified calendar event/record date using the Go ToGo ToGo ToGo ToGo ToDateDateDateDateD a t e command. Depending on your Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle settings,the date is highlighted in a different color for easy recognition.
248248248248248Viewing all calendar events or recordsViewing all calendar events or recordsViewing all calendar events or recordsViewing all calendar events or recordsViewing all calendar events or recordsTo view all calendar events or records:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight View AllView AllView AllView AllView All, then press  .The View All View All View All View All View   A l l  screen appears and displays a list of all calendarevents/records. Take note of the icon that precedes a calendarevent or record.this calendar event/record has reached its reminder timethis calendar event/record has not reached its reminder time3. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight an event/record, thenpress  to view the event/record details.4. When finished, press  (Back) to return to the View All View All View All View All View All menu.Deleting calendar events or recordsDeleting calendar events or recordsDeleting calendar events or recordsDeleting calendar events or recordsDeleting calendar events or recordsTo delete all pastpastpastpastp a s t calendar events or records:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight Delete PastDelete PastDelete PastDelete PastDelete Past, then press  .3. When prompted, press   (Yes) to delete all past calendar eventsand records. A Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully! message appears toindicate that all past calendar events or records has been deleted.The screen returns to the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar.
249249249249249Setting the start of the week daySetting the start of the week daySetting the start of the week daySetting the start of the week daySetting the start of the week dayTo set the start of the week day:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight Set Weeks StartSet Weeks StartSet Weeks StartSet Weeks StartSet Weeks Start, thenpress . The Set Weeks Start Set Weeks Start Set Weeks Start Set Weeks Start Set Weeks  S t art screen appears.3. Press   (up) or   (down) to select SundaySundaySundaySundaySunday or MondayMondayMondayMondayMonday as thestart of the week day, then press  .4. When finished, press  (Back) to return to the calendar.To delete all calendar events or records:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight Delete AllDelete AllDelete AllDelete AllDelete All, then press  .3. When prompted, press   (Yes) to delete all calendar events andrecords. A Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!De l eted   suc c ess f ull y ! message appears to indicatethat all calendar events or records has been deleted. The screenreturns to the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar.
250250250250250Setting a holidaySetting a holidaySetting a holidaySetting a holidaySetting a holidayTo set a holiday:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight Set HolidaySet HolidaySet HolidaySet HolidaySet Holiday, then press  .3. Key-in the holiday date and name in the respective fields, then press(Save). A Data Saved!Data Saved!Data Saved!Data Saved!Data  S a v e d ! message appears to indicate that theholiday has been set. The screen returns to the Calendar.Viewing set holiday(s)Viewing set holiday(s)Viewing set holiday(s)Viewing set holiday(s)Viewing set holiday(s)To view all set holiday(s):1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.2. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight List HolidayList HolidayList HolidayList HolidayList Holiday, thenpress . The List Holiday List Holiday List Holiday List Holiday Lis t   H olid a y  screen appears displaying a list of alllisted holidays.Depending on your Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle Highlight  Toggle settings, the holiday isdisplayed in a different color for easy recognition.
2512512512512513. Use   (up) or   (down) to highlight a holiday, then press   toview the holiday details.4. When finished, press  (Back) to return to the List HolidayList HolidayList HolidayList HolidayList Holidaymenu.Listing horoscopesListing horoscopesListing horoscopesListing horoscopesListing horoscopesTo view a list of horoscopes:1. In the CalendarCalendarCalendarCalendarCalendar, press  (Option) to display the calendar options.3. Scroll through thehoroscopes using (up) or (down).2. Use   (up) or (down) to highlightList HoroscopesList HoroscopesList HoroscopesList HoroscopesList Horoscopes,then press  .
252252252252252AlarmThe AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmA l a r m menu allows you to set five alarms with different frequency,time, and alarm tone, so you are notified of important events anytime.To open the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarm:From the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu, use   (up) or   (down) to selectAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarm, then press  .ORORORORORPress  to display the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarm menu.Setting an alarmSetting an alarmSetting an alarmSetting an alarmSetting an alarmTo set an alarm:1. In the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarm menu, press   (up) or   (down) to highlight analarm number, then press  . The box preceding the alarm number ischecked out.2. Press  (Option), select Alarm Time Alarm Time Alarm Time Alarm Time Alarm   T i m e  from the menu, thenpress .3. Key-in the alarm time using the keypad, then press   when finished.The display returns to the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmA l a r m menu with the alarm timedisplayed at the bottom left corner of the display.
2532532532532534. Press  (Option),select Alarm TypeAlarm TypeAlarm TypeAlarm TypeAlarm Typefrom the menu, thenpress .5. Use   (up) or (down) to highlightthe alarm frequency,then press  .6. Press   (Back) toreturn to the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmmenu.7. Press  (Option),select RingtoneRingtoneRingtoneRingtoneRingtonefrom the menu, thenpress .8. Use   (up) or (down) to highlightthe alarm ring tone,then press  .9. Press   (Back) toreturn to the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmmenu.• If the phone is off and an alarm reaches its specified time, the phone automaticallyturns on and sounds the alarm ring tone.• If the phone is on during an alarm, press   to turn off the alarm, or press   toput the alarm in lazy mode. In lazy mode, the alarm sounds every five minutes untilyou press  . You can put an alarm to lazy mode five times.
254254254254254Turning off an alarmTurning off an alarmTurning off an alarmTurning off an alarmTurning off an alarmTo turn-off an alarm:1. In the AlarmAlarmAlarmAlarmA l a r m menu, use   (up) or   (down) to highlight thealarm you wish to turn off, then press   to uncheck the boxpreceding the alarm.2. Press   (Back) to return to the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu.
255255255255255World ClockThe World ClockWorld ClockWorld ClockWorld ClockWorld C l o c k lets you know the time in other countries and cities.This menu allows you to set the local time or view the time in otherparts of the world with the local time as reference.To open the World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock screen:From the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu, use   (up) or   (down) to select WorldWorldWorldWorldWorldClockClockClockClockC l o c k, then press  .ORORORORORPress  to display the World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock screen.World Clock displayWorld Clock displayWorld Clock displayWorld Clock displayWorld Clock displayLocal dateLocal dateLocal dateLocal dateLocal dateLocal timeLocal timeLocal timeLocal timeLocal timeGMT referenceGMT referenceGMT referenceGMT referenceGMT referenceLocationLocationLocationLocationLocationLocal time lineLocal time lineLocal time lineLocal time lineLocal time lineGMT time lineGMT time lineGMT time lineGMT time lineGMT time line
256256256256256Changing the local timeChanging the local timeChanging the local timeChanging the local timeChanging the local timeTo change the local time using the time line:1. Press   (left) or   (right) to move the local time line across theworld map until it is over the desired location.2. The selected location and time information are shown below theworld map. Press   to change the local time.3. When prompted, press   (Yes) to confirm the local time change.A message appears on screen telling you that the local time hasbeen changed.The display returns to the World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock screen.To change the local time using the World Clock option:1. Press   (left) or   (right) to move the local time line across theworld map until it is over the desired location.2. The selected location and time information are shown below theworld map. Press   (Option), select Set as Local Set as Local Set as Local Set as Local Set  a s  L ocal  from thepop-up menu, then press  .3. When prompted, press   (Yes) to confirm the local time change.A message appears on screen telling you that the local time hasbeen changed.The display returns to the World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock screen.
257257257257257Viewing other locationsViewing other locationsViewing other locationsViewing other locationsViewing other locationsIf you cannot locate your city or country using the time line, you canview other locations using the World Clock options. To do this:1. In the World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock Wor l d  C l o ck screen, press   (Option), select View AllView AllView AllView AllView Allfrom the pop-up menu, then press  . A list of all available cities andcountries appears.2. To specify your search, tap   (Option), select the continent oflocation, then press  . A list of all available cities and countries inthe selected continent is displayed.3. Select the city or country of location, then press   to set the localtime.4. When prompted, press   (Yes) to confirm the local time change. Amessage appears on screen telling you that the local time has beenchanged.The display returns to the World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock World Clock screen.111112222244444
258258258258258CalculatorThe calculator allows you to compute simple mathematical operations.To open the CalculatorCalculatorCalculatorCalculatorCalculator:From the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu, use   (up) or   (down) to selectCalculatorCalculatorCalculatorCalculatorCalcul a t o r, then press  .ORORORORORPress  to display the CalculatorCalculatorCalculatorCalculatorCalculator.The function of the following keys changes when the phone is incalculator mode.KeyKeyKeyKeyKey FunctionFunctionFunctionFunctionFunction KeyKeyKeyKeyKey FunctionFunctionFunctionFunctionFunction[+] add [–] subtract[÷] divide [x] multiply[.] decimal point C / ACClear Back[=] equalThe calculator functions like a normal calculator. Use the keypad tokey-in the numerals, then select a mathematical operation to use.Press  to return to the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu.
259259259259259Text MemoThe text memo menu allows you to create short memos containingimportant notices or reminders.To open the Text MemoText MemoText MemoText MemoText Memo:From the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu, use   (up) or   (down) to select TextTextTextTextTextMemoMemoMemoMemoM e m o, then press  .ORORORORORPress  to display the Text Memo.Text Memo.Text Memo.Text Memo.Text Memo.You can create a text memo of up to 70 characters.Creating a text memoCreating a text memoCreating a text memoCreating a text memoCreating a text memoTo create a text memo:1. In the Text Memo Text Memo Text Memo Text Memo Text Memo screen, use   (up) or   (down) to highlight ablank text memo, then press  .ORORORORORPress  (Option), select EditEditEditEditE d i t from the menu, then press  .
260260260260260The blank textmemo screenappears.3. Press  (Option),select Edit TitleEdit TitleEdit TitleEdit TitleEdit Titlefrom the menu, thenpress .4. When prompted,key-in the textmemo title thenpress .5. Press  (Option),select EditEditEditEditEditContentContentContentContentCo n t e n t from themenu, thenpress .6. When prompted,key-in the textmemo content thenpress .7. When finished, press (Option), selectSaveSaveSaveSaveS a v e from themenu, then press  .8. The title of thecreated text memonow appears in thetext memo list.Press  (Back) toreturn to theOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu.
27127127127127155555The display returnsto the CurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrencyExchangeExchangeExchangeExchangeExchange screenshowing the createdcurrency conversionand rate.5. A SavedSavedSavedSavedSavedsuccessfully!successfully!successfully!successfully!successfully!screen appears toindicate that thecurrency exchangerate has been saved.Calculating an exchange rateCalculating an exchange rateCalculating an exchange rateCalculating an exchange rateCalculating an exchange rateTo calculate for the exchange rate:1. In the Currency Exhange Currency Exhange Currency Exhange Currency Exhange Currency Exhange screen, press   (Option), highlightCalculateCalculateCalculateCalculateCalcu l a t e from the pop-up menu, then press  . The CalculateCalculateCalculateCalculateCalculatescreen appears.2. Select a reference currency field using   (up) or   (down), thenkey-in the amount of currency to be exchanged.3. When finished, press   to calculate the equivalent amount on theother currency using the exchange rate.4. When finished, press   (Clear) to clear the currency field(s) andcompute a new exchange rate. Otherwise, press   (Back) toreturn to the Currency Exchange Currency Exchange Currency Exchange Currency Exchange Currency Exchange screen.111112222222222
27227227227227211111Adding an exchange currencyAdding an exchange currencyAdding an exchange currencyAdding an exchange currencyAdding an exchange currencyTo add an exchange currency:1. In the Currency Exhange Currency Exhange Currency Exhange Currency Exhange Currency Exhange screen, press   (Option), highlightList CurrencyList CurrencyList CurrencyList CurrencyLis t   C urren c y from the pop-up menu, then press  . TheCurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrency screen appears with the list of available currencies.2. In the CurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrency screen, press   (Option), highlight AddAddAddAddAdd fromthe pop-up menu, then press  . The Modify Currency Modify Currency Modify Currency Modify Currency Modify Currency screenappears.3. Key-in the currency name using the keypad, then press  .A currency name is limited to only four characters.The display returns to the CurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrencyCurrency screen with the createdcurrency.2222233333
273273273273273StopwatchThe StopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatch allows you to record time in split and lap modes.To open the StopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatch:From the OrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizerOrganizer menu, use   (up) or   (down) to selectStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatch, then press  .ORORORORORPress  to display the StopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatch screen.You can switch the stopwatch from splitsplitsplitsplitsplit to laplaplaplapl a p mode or vice versa bypressing  (up) or   (down).Lap modeLap modeLap modeLap modeLap mode Split modeSplit modeSplit modeSplit modeSplit modeLap stopwatch is commonly used for timing races and other sports thatare divided into laps, such as car racing. Split stopwatch is used todetermine the time for an individual to finish a given task, such as in aspeech competition.
274274274274274Using the split stopwatchUsing the split stopwatchUsing the split stopwatchUsing the split stopwatchUsing the split stopwatchTo use the split stopwatch:1. In the StopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopw a t c h screen, select the split stopwatch mode bypressing  (up) or   (down).2. Press   to start the stopwatch.3. Press   (Mark) to mark a specific time. The marked time isdisplayed at the bottom of the screen. You can create a maximumeight marks for a given time. You can also view the time marks bypressing  (left) or   (right) while the stopwatch is in progress.4. Press   to stop the stopwatch.5. After recording the time, press   (Reset) to reset the stopwatch.1111133333
275275275275275Using the lap stopwatchUsing the lap stopwatchUsing the lap stopwatchUsing the lap stopwatchUsing the lap stopwatchTo use the lap stopwatch:1. In the StopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatchStopwatch screen, select the lap stopwatch mode bypressing  (up) or   (down).2. Press   to start the stopwatch.3. Press   (Mark) to mark the first lap time. The lap time is displayedat the bottom of the screen. When necessary, press   (Mark) tomark the second lap time, and so on. The screen displays the latesttwo laps.4. Press   to stop the stopwatch.5. After recording the time, press   (Reset) to reset the stopwatch.1111133333
FCC Regulations: zThis mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference. zThis mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. zThis mobile phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
RF Exposure Information (SAR) This model phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government.     The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.    The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg.  *Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands.  Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value.    This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network.  In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output. The highest SAR value for the model phone as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 1.15 W/kg and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.357 W/kg.    (Body-worn measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available enhancements and FCC requirements.) While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines.   SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid after searching on FCC ID: MSQM303.For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and the positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body.    Use of other enhancements may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.  If you do no t use a body-worn accessory and are not holding the phone at the ear, position the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from your body when the phone is switched on.

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