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Viewing your videosViewing your videos

Viewing your videos

You 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, then

press .

OROR

In the CameraCamera

CameraCamera

Ca m e r a menu, press to open My VideoMy Video

My VideoMy Video

My 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 Video

My VideoMy Video

My 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 Video

My VideoMy Video

My Video.

The phone remains in camera mode when you access the MyMy

MyMy

VideoVideo

V i d e o folder from the video recorder display.

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Using the video optionsUsing the video options

Using the video options

The video options allow you to view, delete, and rename video files

saved in the My Video folder. You can also use this menu to set a video

as power on or off animation.

To access the video options:

1. From My VideoMy Video

My VideoMy Video

My Video, press (Option) to display the video options menu.

2. Use (up) or (down) to select an option, then press . Refer

to the table below for a description of each option.

OptionOption

Option Allows you toAllows you to

Allows you toAllows you to

Allows you to

ViewView

V i e w open a video file

Change ViewChange View

C h a n g e V i e w view videos in namelist or thumbnail modes

Set asSet as

S e t a s save a video file as power on or off animation

DeleteDelete

D e l e t e delete a video file

Delete AllDelete All

D e l e t e A l l delete all video files in the My Video folder

RenameRename

R e n a m e rename a video file

DetailDetail

D e t a i l view the video file details including the file name, size, format, etc.

StorageStorage

S t o r a g e view the My Video storage status

This chapter provides information on

how to use the phone organizer for

your daily activities.

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Organizing your stuff

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Chapter summaryChapter summary

Chapter summary

Organizer ........................................................................................ 244

Launching the Organizer .......................................................... 244

Calendar .......................................................................................... 245

Displaying the calendar options ............................................... 246

Adding a calendar event or record .......................................... 247

Viewing all calendar events or records .................................... 248

Deleting calendar events or records ........................................ 248

Setting the start of the week day ........................................... 249

Setting a holiday ...................................................................... 250

Viewing set holiday(s) ............................................................. 250

Listing horoscopes ................................................................... 251

Alarm ............................................................................................ 252

Setting an alarm ....................................................................... 252

Turning off an alarm................................................................. 254

World Clock ..................................................................................... 255

Changing the local time ........................................................... 256

Viewing other locations ........................................................... 257

Calculator ........................................................................................ 258

Text Memo ...................................................................................... 259

Creating a text memo .............................................................. 259

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Voice Memo .................................................................................... 261

Creating a voice memo ............................................................ 261

Listening to a voice memo....................................................... 263

Sending a voice memo using MMS ........................................... 264

Deleting a voice memo(s) ........................................................ 265

Memory Status ................................................................................ 266

Viewing the memory status ..................................................... 266

Voice Recognition ........................................................................... 267

Recording a voice for name dialing .......................................... 267

Recording voice commands ..................................................... 269

Currency Exchange ......................................................................... 270

Adding an exchange rate ......................................................... 270

Calculating an exchange rate ................................................... 271

Adding an exchange currency .................................................. 272

Stopwatch ....................................................................................... 273

Using the split stopwatch ........................................................ 274

Using the lap stopwatch .......................................................... 275

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Organizer

The OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organi z e r menu allows you to organize your daily activities

through helpful applications such as the Calendar, Voice and Text Memo,

Calculator, Currency Exchange, Alarm, World Clock, etc.

Launching the OrganizerLaunching the Organizer

Launching the Organizer

To open the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu:

1. Put the phone in idle mode, then press to display the main menu.

2. Use the navigation keys to select the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer icon , then

press to display the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu.

OROR

Press to display the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu.

The OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu consists of 10 menu items that you can select

using (up) or (down), or by using the keypad to press the

number preceding each menu item.

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Calendar

The Calendar menu allows you to manage your daily schedule with

settings that you can customize according to your needs

To open the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar:

From the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu, use (up) or (down) to select

CalendarCalendar

Ca l e n d a r, then press .

OROR

Press to display the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar.

Calendar displayCalendar display

Calendar display

Zodiac signZodiac sign

Zodiac sign

Week numberWeek number

Week number

Current dateCurrent date

Current date

Year/MonthYear/Month

Year/Month

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Displaying the calendar optionsDisplaying the calendar options

Displaying the calendar options

To display the phone book menu options:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, 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 OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu.

OptionsOptions

Options Allows you toAllows you to

Allows you toAllows you to

Allows you to

Add add a calendar event or record

Highlight Toggle enable or disable the the calendar event/record highlight design

Set Weeks Start set the week start to Sunday or Monday

Set Holiday set a holiday in the calendar

List Holiday view all set holidays in the calendar

List Horoscopes list the zodiac signs

View All view all events and records in the calendar

Delete Past delete past calendar events or records

Delete All delete all calendar events or records

Go To Date move to a specified date

Storage view the calendar memory information

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Adding a calendar event or recordAdding a calendar event or record

Adding a calendar event or record

To add a calendar event or record:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight AddAdd

AddAdd

Add, 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 following

calendar event/record information. Select an information field,

press , then modify the information as desired.

InformationInformation

Information Sets the calendar eventSets the calendar event

Sets the calendar eventSets the calendar event

Sets the calendar event

Title title

Record Type type (birthday, meeting, etc.) and

importance (low, normal, high)

Start Time start time

End Time end or finish time

Repeat Type frequency

Play Ringtone turns the calendar event ring tone option on or off

Reminder time reminder time

Ringtone ringtone

Content content or other remarks

4. After you finish filling-up all the required calendar event/record

fields, press (Save) to save the calendar event/record.

5. Go to the specified calendar event/record date using the Go ToGo To

Go ToGo To

Go To

DateDate

D 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.

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Viewing all calendar events or recordsViewing all calendar events or records

Viewing all calendar events or records

To view all calendar events or records:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight View AllView All

View AllView All

View All, then press .

The View All View All

View All View All

View A l l screen appears and displays a list of all calendar

events/records. Take note of the icon that precedes a calendar

event or record.

this calendar event/record has reached its reminder time

this calendar event/record has not reached its reminder time

3. Use (up) or (down) to highlight an event/record, then

press 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 records

Deleting calendar events or records

To delete all pastpast

pastpast

p a s t calendar events or records:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight Delete PastDelete Past

Delete PastDelete Past

Delete Past, then press .

3. When prompted, press (Yes) to delete all past calendar events

and records. A Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!

Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!

Deleted successfully! message appears to

indicate that all past calendar events or records has been deleted.

The screen returns to the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar.

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Setting the start of the week daySetting the start of the week day

Setting the start of the week day

To set the start of the week day:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight Set Weeks StartSet Weeks Start

Set Weeks StartSet Weeks Start

Set Weeks Start, then

press . 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 SundaySunday

SundaySunday

Sunday or MondayMonday

MondayMonday

Monday as the

start 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 CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight Delete AllDelete All

Delete AllDelete All

Delete All, then press .

3. When prompted, press (Yes) to delete all calendar events and

records. A Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!

Deleted successfully!Deleted successfully!

De l eted suc c ess f ull y ! message appears to indicate

that all calendar events or records has been deleted. The screen

returns to the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar.

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Setting a holidaySetting a holiday

Setting a holiday

To set a holiday:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight Set HolidaySet Holiday

Set HolidaySet Holiday

Set 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 the

holiday has been set. The screen returns to the Calendar.

Viewing set holiday(s)Viewing set holiday(s)

Viewing set holiday(s)

To view all set holiday(s):

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

2. Use (up) or (down) to highlight List HolidayList Holiday

List HolidayList Holiday

List Holiday, then

press . The List Holiday List Holiday

List Holiday List Holiday

Lis t H olid a y screen appears displaying a list of all

listed holidays.

Depending on your Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle

Highlight Toggle Highlight Toggle

Highlight Toggle settings, the holiday is

displayed in a different color for easy recognition.

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3. Use (up) or (down) to highlight a holiday, then press to

view the holiday details.

4. When finished, press (Back) to return to the List HolidayList Holiday

List HolidayList Holiday

List Holiday

menu.

Listing horoscopesListing horoscopes

Listing horoscopes

To view a list of horoscopes:

1. In the CalendarCalendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar, press (Option) to display the calendar options.

3. Scroll through the

horoscopes using

(up) or

(down).

2. Use (up) or

(down) to highlight

List HoroscopesList Horoscopes

List Horoscopes,

then press .

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Alarm

The AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

A 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 AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

Alarm:

From the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu, use (up) or (down) to select

AlarmAlarm

Alarm, then press .

OROR

Press to display the AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

Alarm menu.

Setting an alarmSetting an alarm

Setting an alarm

To set an alarm:

1. In the AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

Alarm menu, press (up) or (down) to highlight an

alarm number, then press . The box preceding the alarm number is

checked out.

2. Press (Option), select Alarm Time Alarm Time

Alarm Time Alarm Time

Alarm T i m e from the menu, then

press .

3. Key-in the alarm time using the keypad, then press when finished.

The display returns to the AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

A l a r m menu with the alarm time

displayed at the bottom left corner of the display.

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4. Press (Option),

select Alarm TypeAlarm Type

Alarm TypeAlarm Type

Alarm Type

from the menu, then

press .

5. Use (up) or

(down) to highlight

the alarm frequency,

then press .

6. Press (Back) to

return to the AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

Alarm

menu.

7. Press (Option),

select RingtoneRingtone

RingtoneRingtone

Ringtone

from the menu, then

press .

8. Use (up) or

(down) to highlight

the alarm ring tone,

then press .

9. Press (Back) to

return to the AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

Alarm

menu.

• If the phone is off and an alarm reaches its specified time, the phone automatically

turns on and sounds the alarm ring tone.

• If the phone is on during an alarm, press to turn off the alarm, or press to

put the alarm in lazy mode. In lazy mode, the alarm sounds every five minutes until

you press . You can put an alarm to lazy mode five times.

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Turning off an alarmTurning off an alarm

Turning off an alarm

To turn-off an alarm:

1. In the AlarmAlarm

AlarmAlarm

A l a r m menu, use (up) or (down) to highlight the

alarm you wish to turn off, then press to uncheck the box

preceding the alarm.

2. Press (Back) to return to the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu.

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World Clock

The World ClockWorld Clock

World ClockWorld Clock

World 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 other

parts 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 OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu, use (up) or (down) to select WorldWorld

WorldWorld

World

ClockClock

C l o c k, then press .

OROR

Press to display the World Clock World Clock

World Clock World Clock

World Clock screen.

World Clock displayWorld Clock display

World Clock display

Local dateLocal date

Local date

Local timeLocal time

Local time

GMT referenceGMT reference

GMT reference

LocationLocation

Location

Local time lineLocal time line

Local time line

GMT time lineGMT time line

GMT time line

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Changing the local timeChanging the local time

Changing the local time

To change the local time using the time line:

1. Press (left) or (right) to move the local time line across the

world map until it is over the desired location.

2. The selected location and time information are shown below the

world 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 has

been 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 the

world map until it is over the desired location.

2. The selected location and time information are shown below the

world map. Press (Option), select Set as Local Set as Local

Set as Local Set as Local

Set a s L ocal from the

pop-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 has

been changed.

The display returns to the World Clock World Clock

World Clock World Clock

World Clock screen.

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Viewing other locationsViewing other locations

Viewing other locations

If you cannot locate your city or country using the time line, you can

view 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 All

View AllView All

View All

from the pop-up menu, then press . A list of all available cities and

countries appears.

2. To specify your search, tap (Option), select the continent of

location, then press . A list of all available cities and countries in

the selected continent is displayed.

3. Select the city or country of location, then press to set the local

time.

4. When prompted, press (Yes) to confirm the local time change. A

message appears on screen telling you that the local time has been

changed.

The display returns to the World Clock World Clock

World Clock World Clock

World Clock screen.

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Calculator

The calculator allows you to compute simple mathematical operations.

To open the CalculatorCalculator

CalculatorCalculator

Calculator:

From the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu, use (up) or (down) to select

CalculatorCalculator

Calcul a t o r, then press .

OROR

Press to display the CalculatorCalculator

CalculatorCalculator

Calculator.

The function of the following keys changes when the phone is in

calculator mode.

KeyKey

Key FunctionFunction

FunctionFunction

Function KeyKey

KeyKey

Key FunctionFunction

FunctionFunction

Function

[+] add [–] subtract

[÷] divide [x] multiply

[.] decimal point C / AC

Clear Back

[=] equal

The calculator functions like a normal calculator. Use the keypad to

key-in the numerals, then select a mathematical operation to use.

Press to return to the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu.

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Text Memo

The text memo menu allows you to create short memos containing

important notices or reminders.

To open the Text MemoText Memo

Text MemoText Memo

Text Memo:

From the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu, use (up) or (down) to select TextText

TextText

Text

MemoMemo

M e m o, then press .

OROR

Press 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 memo

Creating a text memo

To create a text memo:

1. In the Text Memo Text Memo

Text Memo Text Memo

Text Memo screen, use (up) or (down) to highlight a

blank text memo, then press .

OROR

Press (Option), select EditEdit

EditEdit

E d i t from the menu, then press .

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The blank text

memo screen

appears.

3. Press (Option),

select Edit TitleEdit Title

Edit TitleEdit Title

Edit Title

from the menu, then

press .

4. When prompted,

key-in the text

memo title then

press .

5. Press (Option),

select EditEdit

EditEdit

Edit

ContentContent

Co n t e n t from the

menu, then

press .

6. When prompted,

key-in the text

memo content then

press .

7. When finished, press

(Option), select

SaveSave

S a v e from the

menu, then press .

8. The title of the

created text memo

now appears in the

text memo list.

Press (Back) to

return to the

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu.

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The display returns

to the CurrencyCurrency

CurrencyCurrency

Currency

ExchangeExchange

Exchange screen

showing the created

currency conversion

and rate.

5. A SavedSaved

SavedSaved

Saved

successfully!successfully!

successfully!

screen appears to

indicate that the

currency exchange

rate has been saved.

Calculating an exchange rateCalculating an exchange rate

Calculating an exchange rate

To calculate for the exchange rate:

1. In the Currency Exhange Currency Exhange

Currency Exhange Currency Exhange

Currency Exhange screen, press (Option), highlight

CalculateCalculate

Calcu l a t e from the pop-up menu, then press . The CalculateCalculate

CalculateCalculate

Calculate

screen appears.

2. Select a reference currency field using (up) or (down), then

key-in the amount of currency to be exchanged.

3. When finished, press to calculate the equivalent amount on the

other currency using the exchange rate.

4. When finished, press (Clear) to clear the currency field(s) and

compute a new exchange rate. Otherwise, press (Back) to

return to the Currency Exchange Currency Exchange

Currency Exchange Currency Exchange

Currency Exchange screen.

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Adding an exchange currencyAdding an exchange currency

Adding an exchange currency

To add an exchange currency:

1. In the Currency Exhange Currency Exhange

Currency Exhange Currency Exhange

Currency Exhange screen, press (Option), highlight

List CurrencyList Currency

Lis t C urren c y from the pop-up menu, then press . The

CurrencyCurrency

Currency screen appears with the list of available currencies.

2. In the CurrencyCurrency

CurrencyCurrency

Currency screen, press (Option), highlight AddAdd

AddAdd

Add from

the pop-up menu, then press . The Modify Currency Modify Currency

Modify Currency Modify Currency

Modify Currency screen

appears.

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 CurrencyCurrency

CurrencyCurrency

Currency screen with the created

currency.

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Stopwatch

The StopwatchStopwatch

StopwatchStopwatch

Stopwatch allows you to record time in split and lap modes.

To open the StopwatchStopwatch

StopwatchStopwatch

Stopwatch:

From the OrganizerOrganizer

OrganizerOrganizer

Organizer menu, use (up) or (down) to select

StopwatchStopwatch

Stopwatch, then press .

OROR

Press to display the StopwatchStopwatch

StopwatchStopwatch

Stopwatch screen.

You can switch the stopwatch from splitsplit

splitsplit

split to laplap

laplap

l a p mode or vice versa by

pressing (up) or (down).

Lap modeLap mode

Lap mode Split modeSplit mode

Split modeSplit mode

Split mode

Lap stopwatch is commonly used for timing races and other sports that

are divided into laps, such as car racing. Split stopwatch is used to

determine the time for an individual to finish a given task, such as in a

speech competition.

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Using the split stopwatchUsing the split stopwatch

Using the split stopwatch

To use the split stopwatch:

1. In the StopwatchStopwatch

StopwatchStopwatch

Stopw a t c h screen, select the split stopwatch mode by

pressing (up) or (down).

2. Press to start the stopwatch.

3. Press (Mark) to mark a specific time. The marked time is

displayed at the bottom of the screen. You can create a maximum

eight marks for a given time. You can also view the time marks by

pressing (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.

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Using the lap stopwatchUsing the lap stopwatch

Using the lap stopwatch

To use the lap stopwatch:

1. In the StopwatchStopwatch

StopwatchStopwatch

Stopwatch screen, select the lap stopwatch mode by

pressing (up) or (down).

2. Press to start the stopwatch.

3. Press (Mark) to mark the first lap time. The lap time is displayed

at the bottom of the screen. When necessary, press (Mark) to

mark the second lap time, and so on. The screen displays the latest

two laps.

4. Press to stop the stopwatch.

5. After recording the time, press (Reset) to reset the stopwatch.

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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