Benq 57P30 PCS Band Smartphone with Bluetooth User Manual Revised Manual Part 2

Benq Corporation PCS Band Smartphone with Bluetooth Revised Manual Part 2

Revised Manual Part 2

Using the Application Programs 47
4. Set up the settings according to the data from your network
service provider.
5. Tap Done.
A simple way of setting up an Internet account is to ask your ser-
vice provider to send you a message that contains the required
set-up information and creates the account automatically on your
P30.
Editing Internet Accounts
1. On the Accounts tab, tap to select an account.
2. Tap Edit.
3. Edit the settings of the selected account.
4. Tap Done.
Deleting Internet Accounts
1. On the Accounts tab, tap to select an account.
2. Tap Delete, Yes.
IP Security Manager
The IP security manager displays stored policies and only one
policy can be activated at a time. There are two types of pass-
words needed:
• IP security password: is to be set when installing the very first
policy, i.e. this password is only set once, but it is possible to
change it later at any time by tapping Password button.
• Import password: is needed when installing a policy and the
supplier of the policy gives this.
Proxy • Use proxy server
Server address: ___________
Proxy server port: __________
Proxy exceptions: __________
Dial-up
connection
Log in
• Get IP address automatically
• Manually setup IP address:
Type: IPv4 IPv6 IPv4
compatible IPv4 mapped
IP address: ___ . ___ . ___ . ___
• Get DNS address automati-
cally
• Manually setup DNS:
Type: IPv4 IPv6 IPv4
compatible IPv4
mapped
Primary DNS address: ___ . ___ .
___ . ___
Secondary DNS address: ___ .
___ . ___ . ___
Script
• Use log in script
• Plain text authentication
• Post connect terminal
Script: ___________________
Proxy
• Use proxy server
Server address: ___________
Proxy server port: __________
Proxy exceptions: __________
Speed • Connection type: Analogue
ISDN
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Messaging Accounts
Messaging accounts contain various settings for using Email,
SMS, MMS and Cell Broadcast services. These accounts must be
properly set up before the services can be used.
Cell Broadcast messages are the general messages that your net-
work service provider broadcasts to all subscribers in a particular
area. These messages are broadcast in numbered channels. For
example, channel 030 might be for local weather, 060 for traffic
reports, 080 for information of local hospitals, taxis, pharmacies,
etc. You can receive cell broadcast messages that your operator
broadcasts to you, and choose preferred subjects and languages.
Please contact your operator for a list of available channels and
the information they provide.
• Internet and WAP accounts must also be set up properly before
the email and MMS services can be used.
• A simple way of setting up an email or MMS account is to ask
your service provider to send you a message that contains the
required set-up information and creates the account automati-
cally on your P30.
Manually Set up Messaging Accounts
1. Have the account data ready from your network service pro-
vider.
2. Set up the settings on each tab according to the data.
3. Tap Done.
Email account data
Tab Parameter
Basic
• Account name: ________________
• Your name: ________________
• Email address: ___________________
• Connection type: POP3 IMAP
• Internet account: (Select an Internet
account for use with email transmission)
Inbox
• User name: ________________
• Password: ________________
• Incoming server address:
______________
• Download: Just headers Email
smaller than No restrictions
• Smaller than: _____ KB (Limit of the maxi-
mum mail size. Only available when
“Email smaller than” is selected above.)
• Schedule (For setting up a schedule for
checking new email).
Outbox
• Outgoing server address:
______________
• Use SMTP authentication
• Use Inbox login details:
User name: ______________
Password: ______________
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SMS account data
• SMS Service centre address: ______________________
• Character set: 7bit UCS2
• Message stored for: 1 hour 6 hours 1 day 7 days
Maximum
• Connection type: GPRS preferred GSM preferred
GPRS only GSM only
• Delivery report
• Use reply path
MMS account data
• MMS Gateway: ______________________
• Messages valid for: 1 hour 6 hours 1 day 7 days
Maximum
• Transport: WAP HTTP
• Internet account (Only available when HTTP is selected in
Transport): (Select an Internet account for use with MMS
transmission).
• WAP account (Only available when WAP is selected in Trans-
port): (Select a WAP account for use with MMS transmission).
Cell Broadcasting Message setting
1. Tap the Enable cell broadcast checkbox on the CBM tab to
enable the reception of Cell Broadcasting messages.
2. Tap New and select a channel from the dialog box that appears,
and then tap OK.
To delete a channel, tap a channel and tap Delete, Yes.
USB Cable
You can use this option to set up the cable connection mode
between the P30 and PC.
• PC Connect: Select this item before connecting the P30 to your
PC and using the Handset Manager to perform syncrronization
and backup/restore.
• Modem: Select this item before connecting the P30 to your PC
and use the P30 as a modem.
Voice Message
This is where you can enter the number for accessing your voice
messages in your voice mail-box. This number is available from
your network service provider.
Enter the number and tap Done. Once entered, you can directly
access your voice mail-box by pressing and holding the
key.
WAP Accounts
WAP account settings are essential for using Internet connections
and MMS service via a WAP gateway. You can manually set up
the WAP account, or ask your service provider to send you a mes-
sage that contains the required setup information and creates the
account automatically on your P30.
To manually set up a WAP account:
1. Tap New on the Basic tab.
Advanced
• Secure connection
• Outgoing mail port: ______________
• Use MME encoding
• Incoming mail port: ______________
• Secure password authentication
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2. Enter the name of the connection in the Account name field.
3. Select an Internet connection from the Internet account drop-
down menu. Have the following data ready from your network
service provider:
Use Proxy No Yes:
Address: ____________________
Port: _______________________
Username: __________________
Password: ___________________
4. Set up the settings according to the data from your network
service provider.
5. Tap the Preferred tab and tap to check the Use WAP account
checkbox.
6. Select a preferred WAP account for Internet connection and
MMS delivery from the Preferred drop-down menu.
7. Tap Done.
Editing WAP Accounts
1. On the Basic tab, tap to select an account.
2. Tap Edit.
3. Edit the settings of the selected account.
4. Tap Done.
Deleting Internet Accounts
1. On the Basic tab, tap to select an account.
2. Tap Delete, Yes .
General Settings
Appearance
You can change color scheme and Application Launcher screen
background image.
To zoom image, drag the slider up or down. Image is by default
tiled if it is larger than what can be displayed in the Application
Launcher screen.
If you uncheck the Tile checkbox you can decide which part of
the image that should be displayed by dragging the image.
Call Settings
Accepted Callers
Accepted callers are those whose calls can reach you. Others will
be automatically rejected.
1. Select from the following options in the Accept calls from
drop-down menu:
• All callers: Everyone can call you.
• All except listed callers: Everyone can call you except the ones in
the rejected caller list. Tap the Add new button to add callers to
the list.
• No one: No one can call you.
2. Tap Done to exit.
When the Accepted callers function is activated, the icon
will appear on the Status bar.
Add to Contacts
If this function is activated, after a call has ended, if ther phone
number is not already stored in the Contacts application, you will
be asked if you want to add it.
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To activate this function:
1. Tap the Add party to contacts drop-down menu and select On.
2. Tap Done.
Call Meter
The call meter function allows you to set a limit for total call
costs. If call costs exceed this limit, the P30 will no longer be able
to dial pay calls.
To set up call meter:
1. Enter the price unit for calculating call cost in the Price per
unit field. The value must be between 0.01 and 9999999.
2. Enter the 3-character name of currency in the Currency field.
3. Select a Credit status: Limited or Unlimited.
4. Enter a credit limit in the Remaining credit field. The value
must be between 0.01 and 9999999.
5. Tap Done.
6. Enter your PIN 2 code and then tap Done.
• The PIN2 is the second PIN code. Its main use is in controlling
restricted services. For example, call time limits and restricted
phone numbers.
• If the PIN2 code is incorrectly entered three times consecutively,
the PIN2 code will be locked. To unlock the PIN2 code, you will
need to enter the PUK2 code, which you obtain from your net-
work operator.
If the Credit status is set to Limited and there is only 30 seconds
of credit left, the message “Low credit“ will appear on the screen.
If “Credit expired” appears, you can not make any chargeable
calls.
For the availability and more information about the Call meter func-
tion, please consult your network service provider.
Call Waiting
If there is an incoming call when you are in the middle of another
call and the call waiting function is enabled, the screen will dis-
play the number (if available) of the incoming call and call wait-
ing message to alert you.
1. After Call waiting is selected, the P30 will inquire the status of
your call waiting setting. This will take a few seconds.
2. Select from the following options:
• On: Enable call waiting.
• Off: Disable call waiting.
3. Tap Done to exit.
Calling Cards
You can use this option to setup P30 for use with your calling
cards.
1. Tap the New button to add a new calling card.
2. Enter necessary information and then tap the Done button.
3. Tap Calling card mode to select from Off, Prompt before call or
Always use calling card. If you have multiple calling cards,
select one from the Calling cards box first.
4. Tap the Done button.
If you want to delete a calling card, tap to select one in the Calling
cards box and then tap the Delete button.
f you want to edit a calling card, tap to select one in the Calling
cards box and then tap the Edit button.
Divert calls
1. After Divert call is selected, the P30 will inquire the status of
your call waiting setting. This will take a few seconds.
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2. According to the call type you want to setup, tap the Vo i c e or
Data & Fax tab.
3. Tap to select a divert condition (for example, When busy divert
to:) and then select from the following options:
• Voice mail: Diver the call to your voice mail-box.
• Lookup in contacts: Pick a number from your contacts.
• Enter number: Enter the number directly.
• Off: Cancel diverting calls.
4. Tap the Done button to exit.
Handsfree
With this function you can setup the way your P30 works with
the handsfree kit.
1. Return to the Phone Screen.
2. Tap Edit and select Call settings from the menu that appears.
3. Tap Handsfree from the box on the screen.
• Options for Answering Mode:
Normal: Answer the call as normal.
After 5 seconds: The incoming call will be answered automati-
cally after 5 seconds.
When the handsfree kit is connected to the P30, the user profile
(see "Customizing User Profiles" on page 90) will be switched to
Handsfree automatically. You can also use the button on the con-
troller to answer and end calls.
• Options for Bluetooth: Preferred sound device:
Phone: Use the keys on the P30 to manage calls.
Headset: Use the keys on the P30 or the headset to manage calls.
Handsfree: Use the keys on the P30 or the handsfree to manage
calls.
Incoming Call Picture
If the incoming caller has a picture stored in the contact, the pic-
ture will appear on the screen when his/her call is received.
Tap to check or uncheck the Show large pop-up picture for
incoming calls checkbox. If checked, the picture will be shown.
Restrict Calls
You can request that your network service provider block the
dialing or receiving of certain calls. The call barring services
require the support of your network. To activate or cancel any of
the options, you must enter the network password provided by
the network service provider.
1. After Restrict calls is selected, the P30 will inquire the status of
your current setting. This will take a few seconds.
2. Tap All incoming calls or Incoming when roaming.
3. Select from the following options:
• On: Enable the function.
• Off: disable the function.
4. You will be asked to enter the restrict code. Enter the code and
tap the Done button.
5. Tap the Done button.
To change the restrict code, tap the Change password button.
Voice cont rol
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Voice Mail
You must enter the voice mail-box number here before you can
access your voice mail. The voice mail-box number is available
from your network service provider.
Enter your voice mail-box number and then tap the Done button.
International Settings
Locks
Using this feature, you can prevent unauthorized persons from
using your phone with other SIM cards. After you activate the
SIM Lock feature, only the SIM card present when the feature was
activated will be accepted by the phone. If a new SIM card is
inserted in the phone, when the phone is turned on and a PIN
code is entered, the phone will request entry of a SIM Lock pass-
word (there is no limit on the number of attempts to enter the
SIM Lock password. If the password is entered correctly, the
phone will be able to recognize the new SIM card and use it nor-
mally. The next time the phone is turned on with this SIM card
inserted, the phone will not ask again for you to enter the SIM
Lock password.
Your phone can recognize a maximum of three different SIM cards.
Before setting the SIM Lock feature, you must enter the previ-
ously set SIM Lock password (the default SIM Lock password is
1234). The password must be between 4 and 8 digits in length.
You can enable/disable the SIM card lock function and change
the SIM card PIN with this setting option.
• To enable or disable the SIM card lock, tap to select At power on
or Off.
• To change SIM card PIN, tap the Change Codes tab and then tap
the Change SIM card PIN or Change SIM card PIN2 button.
Ta p Done to exit.
Themes
All available themes in your P30 are listed here. Selected theme is
visible in the preview area. Preview area displays color scheme,
Application Launcher screen background image and all the
sounds that are included in the theme. The name of the current
theme is displayed between the preview area and themes list.
To c h a n g e t h e m e :
1. Select a theme in list.
2. Tap Select.
There are several ways of sending theme to others: by email, SMS
message, MMS message, fax, Infrared or Bluetooth.
To send a theme:
1. Select a theme in list.
2. Tap Send as.
3. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• IR: Send the theme to other devices that support infrared con-
nection. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the
device and then tap the Send button.
• Email: Send the theme to another mobile phone as an attach-
ment of an e-mail message. The e-mail message screen will fol-
low for you to compose the message.
• MMS: Send the theme to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the theme to other devices that support Blue-
tooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
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• PC Mail: Send the theme to other devices that support Blue-
tooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
Your can listen to a sound by selecting it from the list and then tap
the icon.
Time and Date
Adjusting the time and date here sets these throughout your P30.
User greeting
You can enable the user greeting by checking the checkbox. And
you can input your customized greetings in the dialog frame and
change colors and font types (italic, underline, bold).
By enabling the user greeting; next time when you turn on your
P30, your customized user greeting will pop up.
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GPRS Data Log
You can use the GPRS data log application to track the size of
data sent and received via the GPRS data connection.
Viewing GPRS Data Log
1. Tap to select a GPRS connection on the screen.
2. Related information, including total data sent, total data
received, data received last session and data sent last session,
will appear in a new dialog box.
Tap Done to close the dialog box.
Resetting GPRS Data Count
Tap Reset in the dialog box.
Deleting GPRS Data Log
Ta p Delete in the dialog box.
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Internet
Your P30 is equipped with an Internet browser that enables you
to view information on the World Wide Web or on WAP pages.
You can also bookmark your favorite pages or save them for off-
line viewing as you do on your PC.
Before you can use Internet, you need to set up an Internet
account in Control panel. If you intend to use certain WAP ser-
vices, it might also be necessary to set up a WAP account in Con-
trol panel.
Proxy settings for a WAP gateway should be set in the WAP
account. Other proxy settings should be set in the Internet
account.
Connecting to/Disconnecting from the Internet
If your P30 is not connected to the Internet when you try to load
a Web page, it will connect automatically. It then remains con-
nected until the idle time you have specified in the Internet
accounts settings has elapsed or you disconnect manually.
To disconnect, tap ARCHIVE=PICTURES NAME=GPRS_ACC
or ARCHIVE=PICTURES NAME=DIALUP in the status bar and
select Disconnect.
Opening the Internet Browser
Method 1
Tap the Internet icon on the Application Launcher screen.
Method 2
Tap a URL (web address) in a mail or message.
Opening Page
1. Tap Internet and select Open page from the menu that appears.
2. In the Location field, enter the web address and then tap Open.
If you have previously visited certain web pages, their addresses
will appear in the drop-down list. You can also tap to select one
from them.
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To start browsing the Web, just tap any link on the page. Then
you can move around on the Web by simply tapping links. A link
can be an image or coloured, underlined text. An image link is
shown with a thin, blue frame that fades away after a second.
To make it easier to view and navigate web pages based on frames,
only one frame at a time will be displayed. You can navigate to
the different frames via a list of links.
After a page has been loaded, you can use Find and Find next in
the Internet menu to search for a specific text on that page.
• Pages with frames and Java scripts may not display properly in
the browser.
• If some or all of the images on the web page can’t be displayed,
they will appear as . Try loading the data again by tapping
Internet and select Reload page or Load all images.
• To switch between full screen and normal view, tap Edit and
select Full screen from the menu that appears, or simply press
the key.
• To bring up a popup menu with useful commands, press the
key.
Key Operations When Browsing
When browsing, you can use the following keys to conveniently
move through the webpages and links.
Scrolling Pages
• Press the key to scroll pages up.
• Press the key to scroll pages down.
• Press the key to scroll pages left.
• Press the key to scroll pages right.
Link Navigation
• Use the keys and , or and ,
to select and navigate between links. A selected link is high-
lighted.
• Press to open a selected link.
• Press to return to the previous page.
• If a link is highlighted when you want to use the Scan text func-
tion, press any of the normal scrolling keys , ,
or .
Bookmarking Pages
1. Navigate to the page you want to bookmark.
2. Tap Internet and select Add to bookmarks from the menu that
appears.
3. Enter the bookmark name in the Name field and select a loca-
tion where the bookmark will be saved in the Folder drop-
down list, and then tap Done.
Alternatively, you can bookmark a page by tapping and holding the
link to the page and select Add to bookmarks from the menu that
appears.
Saving Pages for Off-Line Browsing
1. Navigate to the page you want to save.
2. Tap Internet and select Save page from the menu that appears.
3. Enter the name for the page in the Name field and select a loca-
tion where the page will be saved in the Folder drop-down list,
and then tap Done.
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• This saves the information on the Web page. However, images
and sounds will not be saved.
• Some Web pages are not allowed to be cached. These pages can
not be saved.
To op en a s aved p a g e :
1. Go to the Bookmarks view
2. Tap the name of the saved page that you want to open.
If you tap a link on a saved page, you will probably get an error
message because the linked page is not available offline.
Working w ith Text
Finding Text
To find certain text on a page:
1. Tap Internet and select Find from the menu that appears.
2. Enter the search keyword and specify the searching direction.
3. Tap Find. The found text will be highlighted on the page.
If necessary, tap Internet and select Find next to continue search-
ing.
Scanning Text
Web pages will be outlined as you are used to see it on your PC.
This makes it easier for you to recognise the page and find the
way to your favourite spots. To make it even easier you can use
the Scan text function. Just press 5 and the application will visu-
ally scan for the most text frequent part of the page. Use the
scrolling keys to view the aligned content.
Repeat the operation to find a new point of interest.
Going to Bookmarked Pages
1. Tap Internet and select Bookmarks from the menu that
appears. Alternatively, you can tap the button on the
browser screen.
2. The bookmark list screen will appear.
Tap a bookmark and the bookmarked page will appear on the
browser screen.
Operations When Viewing Pages
Pages and Bookmarks
• To move among recently visited pages, tap the or
button.
• To stop loading a page, tap the button.
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• To return to the home page, tap the button. See "Basic
Options" on page 60 for how to setup your homepage.
• To go to the bookmark list, tap the button.
• To return from the bookmark list to the browser screen, tap the
button.
Links to Pages
• To open a link, tap the link or tapping and holding the link and
then select Open link from the menu that appears.
• To view link information, tap and hold the link and then select
Link information from the menu that appears.
Links to Phone Numbers
• To make a call to the phone number, tap and hold the link and
then select Call from the menu that appears.
• To send an SMS to the phone number, tap and hold the link and
then select New SMS from the menu that appears.
• To send an MMS to the phone number, tap and hold the link
and then select New MMS from the menu that appears.
• To add the phone number to your contacts, tap and hold the
link and then select New contact from the menu that appears.
Links to E-mail
• To send an e-mail to the link address, tap and hold the link and
then select New e-mail from the menu that appears.
• To send an MMS to the link address, tap and hold the link and
then select New MMS from the menu that appears.
• To add the e-mail address to your contacts, tap and hold the link
and then select New contact from the menu that appears.
Images
• To save an image on the page, tap and hold the image and select
Save image from the menu that appears.
• To copy an image to the clipboard, tap and hold the image and
select Copy image from the menu that appears.
• To view an image in a separate image viewer, tap and hold the
image and select View image from the menu that appears.
• To send an image, tap and hold the image and select Send image
as from the menu that appears.
Managing Bookmarks
Deleting Bookmarks
1. If necessary, tap the button to go to the bookmark list.
2. Tap the checkbox beside each bookmark item to select it. You
can select multiple bookmarks.
3. Tap Internet and select Delete from the menu that appears.
4. Tap Ye s .
Editing Bookmarks
1. If necessary, tap the button to go to the bookmark list.
2. Tap the checkbox beside a bookmark item to select it.
3. Tap Edit and select Edit from the menu that appears.
4. Tap Edit.
5. Edit the location, name, folder of the bookmark or preferred
WAP account for connecting to this page and then tap Done.
Sending Bookmarks
1. If necessary, tap the button to go to the bookmark list.
2. Tap the checkbox beside a bookmark item to select it.
3. Tap Edit and select Edit from the menu that appears.
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4. Tap Send as.
5. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• MMS: Send the bookmark to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Email: Send the bookmark to another mobile phone via an e-
mail message. The e-mail screen will follow for you to compose
the message.
• SMS: Send the bookmark to another mobile phone via an SMS
message. Enter the number of the recipient and then tap the
Send button.
• Bluetooth: Send the bookmark to other devices that support
Bluetooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the bookmark to other devices that support infrared
connection. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the
device and then tap the Send button.
Managing Bookmark Folders
1. On the bookmark list, tap All and select Edit folders in the
menu that appears.
2. You can:
• Tap the Add button to create a new folder. Enter the name for
the new folder and then tap the Done button.
• Tap to select a folder on the list and then tap the Delete button
to delete the selected folder.
• Tap the Rename button to rename selected folder. Enter a new
name and then tap the Done button.
Browser Preferences
The Internet browser allows you to change the way the browser
deal with the web page contents, security and Internet connec-
tions by setting up the preferences options.
To access the preferences options, tap Edit on the browser screen
and select Preferences from the menu that appears.
Basic Options
• Homepage location: you can specify a favorite page as the
default homepage when opening the Internet browser by enter-
ing the complete address.
• WAP account: Select the WAP account to be used when the
homepage is loaded.
• Full screen on new page: Specify whether to switch to the full
screen view when viewing the new page.
• Vertical scroll bar: Specify whether the vertical scroll bar will be
displayed.
• Load images: Select if the images will be loaded when opening a
page. If images are not loaded, the page will open faster.
• Play sound: Select if sound should be played when opening a
page that contains it.
• Play animation: Select if animations should be played when
opening a page that contains them.
Security Option
• Allow cookies: Select if you want to receive cookies when brows-
ing.
Advanced Options
• WAP Push settings: You can select if you want to receive the
Push messages from your network service provider (Enable
WAP Push), if the URL should be opened automatically upon
reception (Auto load URL), if the out-of-date Push messages
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should be removed automatically (Auto delete expired), and if
sound should be played when a Push message is received (Push
sound).
For more information about the availability of the WAP Push mes-
sages, please consult your network service provider.
• Cache size: Cache is the space for storing the data of visited web
pages for faster loading the next time you visit it. Drag the slider
to adjust the size of cache space. To clear the data in cache, tap
Clear cache. To clear the history record of visited web pages, tap
Clear history.
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Jotter
With the Jotter application you can quickly and easily jot down
notes, whether in typed letters or freehand drawing. What’s more,
you can easily exchange them by sending them to different
devices.
Creating Notes
Method 1
1. On the Jotter screen, tap Jotter and select New in the menu that
appears.
2. Tap Unfiled and select a folder where you want to place the new
note.
3. Enter the body of your note. You can tap the button to get
bold text, and the button to start a bullet list.
4. Tap to switch to the drawing tab for making a freehand
drawing. When drawing, tap the button to change stroke
color, the button to change stroke thickness, or the
button to activate the eraser.
5. Tap the button to save the note.
Method 2
1. Copy text from other applications.
2. On the Jotter screen, tap Jotter and select New in the menu that
appears.
3. Tap Edit and select Paste in the menu that appears.
Managing Notes
Editing Notes
1. Tap to open a note on the Jotter screen.
2. Make changes to the note.
3. Tap the button to save the note.
Deleting Notes
1. Open a note on the Jotter screen.
2. Tap Jotter and select Delete note in the menu that appears.
Sending Notes
1. Open a note on the Jotter screen.
2. Tap Jotter and select Send as in the menu that appears.
3. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• SMS: Send the note to another mobile phone via an SMS mes-
sage. Enter the number of the recipient and then tap the Send
button.
• MMS: Send the note to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the note to other devices that support Blue-
tooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the note to other devices that support infrared connec-
tion. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the device
and then tap the Send button.
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Managing Note Folders
1. On the Note screen, tap Unfiled and select Edit folders in the
menu that appears.
2. You can:
• Tap the Add button to create a new folder. You will then be
asked to enter a name for the new folder. When finished, tap the
Done button.
• Tap to select a folder on the list and then tap the Delete button
to delete the selected folder.
• Tap the Edit button to edit selected folder. Make changes and
then tap the Done button.
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Message
With the Message application, you can exchange and manage the
following types of messages:
You also need subscription to related services to your network ser-
vice provider.
SMS (Short Message Service) or EMS (Enhanced Message Ser-
vice) messages (represented by the (SMS) icon)
An SMS message is a text message delivered from your P30 via the
message center of your service provider to the recipient. In addi-
tion to text, an EMS message can contain pictures, sounds, melo-
dies and animations.
MMS (Multimedia Message Service) messages (represented by
the (MMS) icon)
An MMS message is a message that can contain text, pictures,
animations, audio clips and melodies.
Fax messages (represented by the (FAX) icon)
Messages that you can send receive via FAX.
E-mail messages (represented by the (mail) icon)
Messages that support POP3, IMAP4, MIME and SMTP proto-
cols and are the same as the ones you can send and receive using
your PC.
Setting up Your Messaging and Internet Accounts
Before you can send and receive MMS and E-mail messages, you
must configure your messaging and Internet accounts first.
There are two ways to perform such setup: manual or automatic.
Contact your network service provider for an appropriate
method.
The SMS and EMS account information is provided on your SIM
card and requires no additional setup.
Manually Setup the Messaging Account
1. Get the following information from your network service pro-
vider:
2. On the Message screen, tap Edit and select Messaging accounts
in the menu that appears.
3.
Manually Setup the Internet Account
1. Get the following information from your network service pro-
vider:
2. On the Message screen, tap Edit and select Internet accounts in
the menu that appears.
Automatically Setup the Messaging and Internet Account
If your network service provider supports OTA (Over The Air)
configuration, you will receive a SMS message that contains all
necessary information needed for configuring the Message and
Internet accounts. Upon receiving such message, your P30 will be
able to complete related configuration automatically.
For more information about the OTA configuration, please con-
sult your network service provider.
Creating and Sending Messages
Creating and Sending an SMS (EMS) Message
1. On the Message screen, tap SMS.
2. Tap the New button, or tap Message and select New from the
menu that appears.
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3. Enter the recipient’s phone number in the To : field. You can
also tap To : to pick up one or multiple recipient from your
contacts.
4. Enter the body text of the message. An SMS or EMS message
allows the entry of up to 160 characters (70 for non-latin char-
acters) per message, and if the length of your message body
exceeds such limit, it will be split into several separate ones and
combined into one single message on the recipient’s phone (if
supported). You can tap located at the upper right corner
of the screen to get the information about current message
length information.
You can tap Edit and select the Cut, Copy, Paste and Select all
commands when editing text.
5. (Optional) Tap the button to switch between normal and
bold text types.
6. (Optional) Tap the button to change text size.
7. (Optional) Tap the button to insert a smiley into the mes-
sage.
8. (Optional) Tap the button to insert an animation into the
message.
9. (Optional) Tap the button to insert sound into the mes-
sage.
10. Tap the tab to determine if you want to receive a delivery
report for current message. Tap to select On or Off. If On is
selected, you will receive a report regarding the delivery status
when the message is sent.
11. Tap the button to send the message. If you wish to save
the message in the Draft box for future editing, tap the
button.
If for any reason the message can not be sent, it will be stored in
the Outbox.
Creating an MMS Message
1. On the Message screen, tap MMS.
2. Tap the New button, or tap Message and select New from the
menu that appears.
An MMS message comprises several slides and you can add text
and sounds to each slide. When the message is opened and
viewed on the recipient’s phone, the slides are automatically
played. The sound will also be played if the slide contains it.
3. Enter the recipient’s phone number in the To: field. You can
also tap To: to pick up one or multiple recipient from your
contacts.
4. Enter the subject in the Subj: field.
5. Enter message body text.
6. (Optional) Tap the icon to browse and insert a picture into
current slide. To change or delete selected picture, tap the pic-
ture and select Select picture or Delete picture from the menu
that appears.
7. (Optional) Tap the icon to insert sounds into current slide.
8. (Optional) To add more slides, tap the icon, or tap Mes-
sage and then select New slide from the menu that appears. To
go to a slide, tap or . To delete current slide, tap Message
and then select Delete slide. You can also tap to setup the
duration of each slide.
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9. To preview the slides, tap the icon.
10. Tap to go to the tab where you can select the carbon copy
and blind carbon copy recipients, and select a priority level for
the message.
11. Tap to go to the tab where you can attach an image, audio
recording, video clip, document or other files to current mes-
sage.
12. Tap the button to send the message. If you wish to save
the message in the Draft box for future editing, tap the
button.
If for any reason the message can not be sent, it will be stored in
the Outbox.
Creating an E-Mail Message
1. On the Message screen, tap an e-mail account.
2. Tap the New button, or tap Message and select New from the
menu that appears.
3. Enter the recipient’s e-mail address in the To: field. You can
also tap To : to pick up one or multiple recipient from your
contacts.
4. Enter the subject in the Subj: field.
5. Enter the message body text.
6. (Optional) Tap the button to browse and add attachment
to the mail.
7. Tap the button to send the e-mail. If you wish to save
the e-mail in the Draft box for future editing, tap the but-
ton.
If for any reason the message can not be sent, it will be stored in
the Outbox.
Message Folders
By default, each message account has 4 different message folders:
• Inbox: Contains received messages.
• Outbox: Contains messages that are ready to be sent but not
sent.
• Draft: Contains unfinished messages.
• Sent: Contains a copy of the sent messages.
You can tap a folder name at the upper right corner of each mail
account screen and tap to select a different folder in the menu
that appears.
Receiving and Viewing Messages
Receiving and Viewing SMS, EMS and MMS Messages
When you have new unread SMS, EMS or MMS messages, the
notification icon will appear on the status bar. You can tap the
icon to view the message.
When viewing messages, you can tap Message and choose to per-
form the following operations:
• New: Create a new message.
• Reply: Reply to the sender.
• Forward: Send the received message to other recipients.
• Find: Find a specific word in the message.
• Find next: Find the word again.
• Call Sender: Make a call to the sender of the message.
• Move to SIM Card (available for SMS messages): Move current
message to the memory on SIM card.
• Delete message: Delete current message.
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You can also tap the From: field and select to perform the follow-
ing actions from the menu that appears:
• Call: Call this number.
• Send SMS: Send an SMS or EMS message to this number.
• Send MMS: Send an MMS message to this number.
• Save contact: Save this number as a new contact.
Receiving and Viewing E-Mail Messages
Get&Send
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Music Player
With the Music player application, you can play music tracks/files
in the following formats:
• AMR files (.amr)
• AU files (.au)
• MP3 files (.mp3)
• WAV files (.wav)
• MIDI files (.mid)
Playing Music
Method 1
Tap a file in the File manager screen, Music player will open auto-
matically and start playing the file.
Method 2
1. Tap the Music player icon in the Application Launcher screen.
2. Tap All and select the location (folder) that contains the music
files from the menu that appears.
3. The icons of the music files will appear on the screen.
• You can also tap the button to choose icon view or list view.
• To sort songs on the song list screen, tap Thumbnails and then
select Sort by name, Sort by date or Sort by size.
Tap the songs you want to play, and then tap the button to
start playing them.
Operations When Playing Music
When playing music, you can:
• Tap the icon to enable random playback. Tap the icon again
to disable it.
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• Tap the icon to enable repeat playback. Tap the icon again
to disable it.
• Tap the button to stop playing music.
• Tap the button to pause playing current song. Tap the but-
ton again to resume normal playback.
• Tap the button to go to the next song.
• Tap the button to go to the previous song.
• Tap the button to adjust playback volume.
• Tap the button to view song information.
• Tap the button to return to put the music playing in the
background.
Managing Songs
Renaming Songs
1. Tap a song to select it on the song list screen.
2. Tap the button.
3. Enter the new name for the song and then tap OK.
Sending Songs
1. Tap a song to select it on the song list screen. You can select
multiple songs.
2. Tap the button.
3. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• Email: Send the song(s) as e-mail attachments.
• SMS: Send the song(s) to another mobile phone via an SMS
message. Enter the number of the recipient and then tap the
Send button.
• MMS: Send the song(s) to another mobile phone as MMS
attachments. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the song(s) to other devices that support Blue-
tooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the song(s) to other devices that support infrared con-
nection. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the
device and then tap the Send button.
Copying Songs
1. Tap a song to select it on the song list screen.
2. Tap the button.
3. Tap to select a folder where the song will be copied from the
Folder drop-down list.
4. If necessary, change the name of the song by entering a new
name in the Name field.
5. Tap Save.
Moving Songs
1. Tap a song to select it on the song list screen.
2. Tap the button.
3. Tap to select a folder where the song will be moved from the
Folder drop-down list.
4. If necessary, change the name of the song by entering a new
name in the Name field.
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5. Tap Save.
Deleting Songs
1. Tap a song to select it on the song list screen.
2. Tap the button.
3. Tap OK.
Managing Music Folders
1. On the song list screen, tap All and select Edit Folders from the
menu that appears.
2. You can:
• Tap the Add button to create a new folder. Enter the name for
the new folder and specify the storage location (phone storage
or memory card) and then tap the Done button.
• Tap to select a folder on the list and then tap the Delete button
to delete the selected folder.
• Tap the Edit button to rename selected folder. Enter a new name
and specify the storage location (phone storage or memory
card) and then tap the Done button.
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Online Services
Depending on your network service provider, you may be able to
subscribe for certain additional services, such as online banking
services or provision of weather or traffic information. Usually
the setting for accessing these services are programmed by your
network service provider on your SIM card so your P30 can iden-
tify them.
For more information on how to subscribe to these additional
online services and how to use them, please consult your network
service provider.
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PhotoBase
PhotoBase is a powerful image management application that
allows you to view, edit, organize pictures and add special effects
to pictures taken by your camera or downloaded/transferred
from other locations.
Viewing Images
1. Tap the PhotoBase application icon on the Application
Launcher Screen.
2. On the PhotoBase screen, tap Unfiled and select a folder in the
menu that appears.
3. The images in the selected folder will appear.
• You can tap the button to view images as thumbnails, or the
button to view images as a list.
• Tap the button to view images as slideshows.
• Tap Thumbnails or List and select Sort by name, Sort by date or
Sort by size to sort images according to different conditions.
4. Tap a thumbnail or an item on the list to open the image. The
image will appear on the image viewing screen.
Image viewing options
When viewing an image, you can:
• Tap the button to go to the previous image.
• Tap the button to go to the next image.
• Tap the button to open the image editing screen for editing
current image.
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• Tap the button to open the image workshop screen for
applying special effects to current image.
• Tap the button to send current image.
• Tap the button to delete current image.
• Tap the button to open another screen for enlarging or
reducing the viewing size.
• Tap the button to return to the thumbnail or list view.
Organizing Images
Managing Image Folders
1. In the image thumbnail or list view, tap Unfiled and select Edit
folders in the menu that appears.
2. You can:
• Tap the Add button to create a new folder. You will then be
asked to enter a name for the new folder. When finished, tap the
Done button.
• Tap to select a folder on the list and then tap the Delete button
to delete the selected folder.
• Tap the Edit button to edit selected folder. Make changes and
then tap the Done button.
Copying Images to a Different Folder
1. In the image thumbnail or list view, select images you want to
copy by checking the checkboxes on image thumbnails or next
to image items.
2. Tap PhotoBase and select Copy ticked picture(s) to.
3. Select a folder from the drop-down list and then tap the Copy
button.
Saving Images
Deleting Images
Method 1
1. In the image thumbnail or list view, select images you want to
delete by checking the checkboxes on image thumbnails or
next to image items.
2. Tap PhotoBase and select Delete ticked picture(s).
3. Tap the Yes button.
Method 2
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button on the image viewing screen.
3. Tap the Yes button.
Sending Images
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button on the image viewing screen.
3. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• MMS: Send the image to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the image to other devices that support Blue-
tooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the image to other devices that support infrared con-
nection. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the
device and then tap the Send button.
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Editing Images
Rotating Images
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image editing screen.
3. Tap the button to rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise,
the button to rotate the image 90 degrees counter-clock-
wise.
4. Tap the button and then tap Yes to save your changes.
Flipping Images
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image editing screen.
3. Tap the button to flip the image horizontally, the but-
ton to flip the image vertically.
4. Tap the button and then tap Yes to save your changes.
Cropping Images
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image editing screen.
3. Tap the button and then tap Continue in the box that
appears.
4. Use the stylus to draw a cropping frame that encompasses the
area you want to crop from the original image.
5. If necessary, tap the crossed arrow at the center of the frame to
adjust its position on the original image. You can also tap the
small red dots at each corner of the frame to adjust its size.
6. Tap the button. The image will be cropped.
7. Tap the button and then tap Ye s to save your changes.
Adding Special Effects to Images
Adding Text to Images
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image workshop screen.
3. Tap Add text.
4. Enter the text you want to add to the image and then tap OK.
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5. You will see a text frame on the image with the text you just
entered in it. If necessary, tap and drag the crossed arrow mark
at the center of the text frame to adjust its position on the
image, or tap and drag the small red dots at each corner of the
text frame to adjust its size.
6. If necessary, you can tap the button to change text color, or
the button to change text size. You can also tap the
button to add more text or edit the text in the text frame.
7. Tap the button and then tap Ye s to save your changes.
Adding Clipart to Images
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image workshop screen.
3. Tap Add clipart.
4. Tap Emotions and select a clipart category from the menu that
appears.
5. Tap to select a clipart image. The clipart image will appear on
the original image.
6. If necessary, you can also do the following:
• Tap the button to add more clipart images to the original
image.
• Delete a clipart image by tapping it on the original image and
then tap the button.
• Adjust the position of the clipart image by tapping it on the
original image, tapping the button and then tap and drag
the clipart image.
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• Adjust the size of the clipart image by tapping it on the original
image, tapping the button and then tap and drag the clipart
image.
• Rotate the clipart image by tapping it on the original image, tap-
ping the button and then tap and drag the clipart image.
7. Tap the button and then tap Yes to save your changes.
Adding Frames
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image workshop screen.
3. Tap Fun house.
4. Tap Bobble_heads and select a frame type from the menu that
appears.
5. Tap to select a frame. The frame will appear on the original
image.
6. If necessary, you can also do the following:
• Adjust the position of the original image by tapping the but-
ton and then tap and drag the original image.
• Adjust the size of the original image by tapping the button
and then tap and drag the dotted border of the original image.
• Rotate the original image by tapping the button and then
tap and drag the original image.
• Flip the original image vertically by tapping the button.
7. Tap the button and then tap Ye s to save your changes.
Using Greeting Card Templates
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
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2. Tap the button to open the image workshop screen.
3. Tap Greeting.
4. Tap For_fun and select a template type from the menu that
appears.
5. Tap to select a template. The template will appear on the origi-
nal image.
6. If necessary, you can also do the following:
• Adjust the position of the original image by tapping the but-
ton and then tap and drag the original image.
• Adjust the size of the original image by tapping the button
and then tap and drag the dotted border of the original image.
• Rotate the original image by tapping the button and then
tap and drag the original image.
• Flip the original image vertically by tapping the button.
7. Tap the button and then tap Ye s to save your changes.
Adding Warping Effects
1. Open an image from the thumbnail or list view.
2. Tap the button to open the image workshop screen.
3. Tap Warping.
4. Tap Warp and select a pen size for warping: Large pen, Medium
pen or Small pen.
5. Tap and drag the portions you want to create warping effect on
the original image. To clear all changes, tap Warp and then
select Undo all changes.
6. Tap the button and then tap Ye s to save your changes.
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Picsel Viewer
With Picsel viewer, you can easily view documents and images in
the following formats or types:
Documents
• Microsoft Word (.doc)
• Microsoft Excel (.xls)
• Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt)
• Adobe PDF (view only) (.pdf)
• HTML and mHTML (.htm, .html)
• Plain Text (.txt)
Images
• Bitmap (.bmp)
• CompuServe Graphics Interchange Format (.gif)
• Joint Photographic Experts Group (.jpg)
• Portable Network Graphic (.png)
• Windows Media File (.wmf)
• Enhanced Media File (.emf)
Viewing Documents and Images
You can open and view documents and images in Picsel view fol-
lowing either of the methods below:
• Tap a document file in a location or from an attachment of an e-
mail.
• Save (or transfer) a document to a location and then open Picsel
to select and open the file.
When the document is opened, you can:
• Pan the document by tapping and dragging the document to a
desired direction.
• Zoom in or out on the document by tapping the middle of the
screen, let go and then quickly touch and hold the stylus on the
screen and move it up or down.
Tap the icon located at the lower right corner of the screen to
enter the following screen for advanced viewing operations.
Zoom in or zoom out on
the document
Scroll through pages
Pan the view area
Help Exit
Icons for advanced oper-
ations
Fit to height
Fit to width
Go to the first page Go to the
last page
Thumbnail of current document
Thumbnail of the next page
Thumbnail of the last
viewed document
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Icons for Advanced Operations
Setting up Preferences
The Preferences options setting screen can be accessed by tapping
the icon on the screen for advanced viewing operations.
Tap each tab to access the setup items and change settings. When
finished, tap the OK button.
Icon Description
Return to normal viewing layout.
Change the viewing orientation to portrait or land-
scape.
Add a bookmark on current page.
Setup the Preference options.
Reload current document.
Open the history screen for accessing recently
viewed documents. Tap the thumbnail of a docu-
ment twice to open it. You can also:
• Tap the icon to sort documents by name.
• Tap the icon to sort documents by type.
• Tap the icon to sort documents by date
viewed.
Open the directory screen where you can browse
for documents. You can tap the icon and then:
• Tap the icon to sort files by name.
• Tap the icon to sort documents by type.
• Tap the icon to view files as icons.
• Tap the icon to view files as a list.
• Tap the icon to return to the previous direc-
tory level.
Select a bookmark on current document. Tap the
icon to delete selected bookmark.
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Time
The Time application allows you to view and set time, date and
location information. Besides, you can also set 3 different alarms.
Viewing Current Time and Date
You can view current time and by tapping the icon on the sta-
tus bar, or open the Time application on the Application
Launcher Screen.
On the Time screen, you can:
Setting Time and Date
Specifying Your Current Location
Before setting time and date, you must first select your current
location.
1. On the Time screen, tap Time and select Set location on the
menu that appears.
2. On the Location tab, tap to set the country information.
3. Tap the Numbers tab to set the number format.
4. Tap the Done button.
Setting Time and Date
1. On the Time screen, tap Time and select Set time & date on the
menu that appears.
2. On the Time & date tab, enter current time and date.
3. Tap the Format tab and specify time and date format.
Tap here t o s et
time and date
Tap here to
view time in dif-
ferent locations
Tap here to
enable/disable
alarms
Tap here to
set alarms
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4. Tap to go to the Work days tab and set workdays in a week.
5. Tap the Done button.
Setting Alarms
1. On the Time screen, tap one of the 3 alarm fields.
2. The alarm setting screen will appear.
3. Complete necessary setup and then tap the Done button. You
can set up to 3 alarms.
Activating/Deactivating Alarms
To activate or deactivate an alarm, check or uncheck the checkbox
in each alarm field on the Time screen.
Operations When an Alarm Goes off
When a alarm goes off, you can tap Snooze to postpone the alarm
for 5 minutes, or Silence to turn off alarm sound. To turn off the
alarm, tap Done.
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To Do
The To do application helps you to manage your todo items and
track the status. Besides, you can also exchange the To do items
with that of the Agenda application for easy planning of your
daily schedule.
Creating New Tasks
1. On the To do screen, tap To d o and select New from the menu
that appears.
2. Tap Unfiled and select a folder where you want to place the new
task.
3. Enter a description of the task, and then specify the following:
• Completed: Check the checkbox if the task is already completed.
• Priority: Select a priority for the task.
• Due date: If the task has a due date, you can tap and select the
date from a calendar.
• Alarm: Check the checkbox if you want the P30 to issue an
alarm on the date you select from the calendar that appears.
• Private: If this checkbox is checked, when you synchronize tasks
with other devices, the private tasks will not be seen.
4. Tap the tab and write a note for the task.
5. Tap the button to save the new task.
Viewing Tasks
You can view your tasks on the To do screen. Overdue tasks will
turn into red. You can sort the tasks by tapping Edit and select
Sort on date or Sort on priority.
To view a task, tap a task item on the To do screen. The details of
the task will appear on the screen.
Managing Tasks
Changing Task Status
If a task is completed, you can check the checkbox of each task on
the To do screen to mark the task as “completed”.
Finding a Task
To find a specific task:
1. On the To do screen, tap To d o and select Find in the menu that
appears.
2. Enter the keyword and select where to search.
3. Tap the Find button.
4. The tasks that match your search keyword will appear on the
screen. You can tap to select and open a task.
Editing a Task
1. Open a task by tapping it on the To do screen.
2. Make changes to the task.
3. Tap the button to save your changes.
Deleting a Task
1. Open a task by tapping it on the To do screen.
2. Tap To d o and select Delete to do in the menu that appears.
3. Tap the Done button.
Deleting Completed Tasks
1. On the To do screen, tap To to and select Delete completed in
the menu that appears.
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2. Select whether to delete all completed tasks, or just the com-
pleted tasks in a specific folder.
3. Tap Ye s to delete the tasks.
Moving Tasks to the Agenda Application
1. Open a task by tapping it on the To do screen.
2. Tap To d o and select Move to Agenda in the menu that appears.
3. Tap the Done button.
Pasting Tasks from the Agenda Application
1. Cut or copy an agenda entry in the Agenda application.
2. On the To do screen, tap Edit and select Paste entry.
Sending Tasks
1. Open a task on the To do screen.
2. Tap To d o and select Send as in the menu that appears.
3. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• SMS: Send the task to another mobile phone via an SMS mes-
sage. Enter the number of the recipient and then tap the Send
button.
• MMS: Send the task to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the task to other devices that support Bluetooth
technology. A box will appear showing found paired devices.
Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the task to other devices that support infrared connec-
tion. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the device
and then tap the Send button.
Managing Task Folders
1. On the To do screen, tap Unfiled and select Edit folders in the
menu that appears.
2. You can:
• Tap the Add button to create a new folder. Enter the name for
the new folder and then tap the Done button.
• Tap to select a folder on the list and then tap the Delete button
to delete the selected folder.
• Tap the Rename button to rename selected folder. Enter a new
name and then tap the Done button.
To do Preferences
1. On the To do screen, tap Edit and select Preferences from the
menu that appears.
2. Set the following items:
• Display due dates: If unchecked, the set due dates for each task
will not appear on the To do screen.
• Display completed: If unchecked, the completed tasks will not
appear on the To do screen.
• Alarm sound: Tap to select a preferred alarm sound from the
drop-down list.
• Alarm vibrator: If checked, the P30 will vibrate when the task
alarm goes off.
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Video Player
With the Video player, you can view video clips captured by the
camera or transferred from other devices.
The Video player accepts video clips in the MPEG H.263, 3GP
format.
Viewing Video Clips Using Video player
Method 1
1. Browse to the video clip file in your phone memory or the
memory card.
2. Tap the video clip file. Video player will open automatically.
3. Video player will open automatically and start playing the
video.
Method 2
1. Tap the Video player icon on the Application Launcher screen.
2. Tap Folder and select a folder in the menu that appears. you
can select to view the video clips in the phone memory, the
memory card or both.
3. The thumbnails and related time, date and length information
of the video clip files will appear.
4. Tap to select a video clip you want to view. Video player will
start playing the video clip.
Options When Viewing Video Clips
When viewing video clips, you can:
• Tap the button to pause the video image.
• Tap the button to play the next video clip.
• Tap the button to play the previous video clip.
• Tap the button to open a dialog box where you can adjust
the playback volume.
• Tap the button to stop playing the video and return to the
file list screen.
• Tap the button to return to the previous screen.
Managing Video Clips
Deleting Video Clips
1. Open Video player.
2. Tap Folder and select a folder that contains the video clip you
want to delete in the menu that appears.
3. Tap to select the video clip you want to delete.
4. Tap the button, and then tap Yes .
Renaming Video Clips
1. Open Video player.
2. Tap Folder and select a folder that contains the video clip you
want to rename in the menu that appears.
3. Tap to select the video clip you want to delete.
4. Tap the button.
5. Enter the new name in the dialog that appears and then tap
OK.
Sending Video Clips
1. Open Video player.
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2. Tap Folder and select a folder that contains the video clip you
want to send in the menu that appears.
3. Tap to select the video clip you want to send.
4. Tap the button.
5. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• MMS: Send the video clip to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the video clip to other devices that support
Bluetooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the video clip to other devices that support infrared
connection. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the
device and then tap the Send button.
Viewing Video Clip Information
1. Open Video player.
2. Tap Folder and select a folder in the menu that appears.
3. Tap to select a video clip.
4. Tap the button. The information about the video clip will
appear on the screen.
You can also tap Options and use the commands in the menu that
appears.
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Voice
You can use the Voice application to record voice notes and save
them as sound clips. You can also send these sound clips via MMS
and e-mail, or use them as ring tones.
Creating a New Voice Note
1. On the Voice screen, tap Voi ce and then select New Voice note
from the menu that appears, or tap the New button.
2. Tap the button to start recording.
3. To stop recording, tap the button. The recording will be
saved automatically with recording date and time. You can also
tap the button to play the voice note before saving it.
Playing Voice Notes
1. On the Voice screen, tap the or button to select a voice
note.
2. Tap the button to start playing the selected voice note.
3. To adjust playback volume, drag the volume slider
to the left or right.
4. To pause playing the voice note, tap the button. To resume
normal playback, tap the button again.
Deleting Voice Notes
1. On the Voice screen, tap the or button to select the
voice note to delete.
2. Tap the Delete button.
Sending Voice Notes
1. On the Voice screen, tap the or button to select a voice
note to send.
2. Tap Vo i c e and then select Send as from the menu that appears.
3. Select from the following and then tap the Done button:
• MMS: Send the voice note to another mobile phone as an MMS
attachment. The MMS message screen will follow for you to
compose the message.
• Bluetooth: Send the voice note to other devices that support
Bluetooth technology. A box will appear showing found paired
devices. Tap to select a device and then tap the Send button.
• IR: Send the voice note to other devices that support infrared
connection. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that of the
device and then tap the Send button.
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Expanding the Capabilities of Your P30
Installing Application Programs
The Symbian operating system adopted by your P30 is an open
standard in the industry, and you can install various application
programs designed for it. These programs can be obtained from
the Internet, from e-mail attachments, on CDs, memory cards or
from other devices.
The installation files of the application programs are available in
the following formats:
• SIS (Symbian Standard Installation)
• JAR (Java Archive)
Application programs not officially approved and tested by BenQ
may result in malfunction or loss of data, and BenQ should not be
held responsible for these damages.
Installing Applications from the Internet
Usually when you download an application program from the
Internet, installation will start automatically after the file is com-
pleted saved to your P30. Follow the instructions of the installer
to complete the installation process.
Installing Applications from Installation Files
Follow the steps below to install application programs from the
installation files on CDs, memory cards, e-mails or received from
other devices.
1. Locate the installation file and save it to the P30 or the memory
card.
2. On the Application Launcher screen, tap Launcher and select
Install from the menu that appears.
3. The available programs for installation will appear in the box.
Tap to select the program you want to install and then tap
Install.
Security??
Uninstalling Application Programs
To uninstall application programs from your P30:
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap Launcher and select
Uninstall from the menu that appears.
2. Installed programs on your P30 will appear. Tap to select the
program you want to uninstall and then tap Uninstall.
Installing/Removing a Memory
Card
With additional memory cards you can easily expand the mem-
ory space of your P30 for storing more programs or files or
exchange them with other users. Your P30 accepts the following
types of memory cards:
• SD (Secure Digital)
• MMC (Multimedia Memory Card)
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Installing a Memory Card
3. Close the protective cover.
Removing a Memory Card
1. Close all running programs that use the memory card.
2. Open the protective cover on the memory card slot.
4. Remove the memory card from the slot.
5. Close the protective cover.
Formatting a Memory Card
• Formatting the memory card will cause all programs and file data
on the card to disappear.
• Make sure the write-protection switch on the memory card has
been moved to the write-enabled position.
1. Make sure that the power of the P30 is sufficient and not too
low.
2. On the Application Launcher screen, tap the Control panel
program icon.
3. Tap Format disk.
4. From the dialog box that appears, tap to select the disk you
want to format.
5. Tap Format. Your P30 will begin formatting the memory card.
Do not remove the memory card while formatting. Otherwise the
card will be damaged.
Renaming a Memory Card
Renaming of a memory card might cause the programs installed
on the card to work abnormally or fail to work.
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap the Control panel
program icon.
2. Tap Format disk.
3. From the dialog box that appears, tap to select the disk you
want to rename.
4. Tap Rename and enter the new name in the Name field.
5. Tap Done.
1. Open the protective cover
on the memory card slot
as shown.
2. Insert the memory card
all the way into the slot.
Pay attention to the
direction of the metal
contacts on the memory
card when inserting.
3. Push the memory card
inward using your finger-
nail or the opposite side
of the stylus. The card
will pop up from the slot.
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Managing and Personalizing Your P30
Managing Application Programs
Grouping Application Programs
You can put application programs in different groups (folders)
for easier access.
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap All and select Edit
folders in the menu that appears.
2. You can:
• Tap the Add button to create a new folder. Enter the name for
the new folder and then tap the Done button.
• Tap to select a folder on the list and then tap the Delete button
to delete the selected folder.
• Tap the Rename button to rename selected folder. Enter a new
name and then tap the Done button.
Setting Applications on the Application shortcut
Bar
You can setup the application program shortcuts located on the
application shortcut bar by following the steps below:
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap View and select Pref-
erences from the menu that appears.
2. Tap to select the icon of the application program to be replaced
on the application shortcut bar in the dialog, and then tap the
Set shortcut drop-down list to select a new application pro-
gram.
3. Tap Done.
File Management
When connected to a PC that runs BenQ Handset Manager, you
can manage the files in your P30 from PC easily.
For more information about how to install and configure BenQ
Handset Manager, please refer to "Installing BenQ Handset Man-
ager" on page 94.
1. Make sure that the power of your P30 is on and the connection
mode has been set to PC Connect (See "USB Cable" on page
49).
2. Connect the USB connector on the P30 to a USB port on the
PC using the supplied USB cable.
3. On your PC desktop, double-click the My BenQ P30
icon.
4. The file browser window will appear.
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Double-click the BenQ P30 icon.
5. The files and folders in your P30 will appear. Now you can:
• Manage files on P30 as you would on your PC.
• Exchange files between PC and P30 using the cut, copy and
paste commands.
Personalizing Your P30
Customizing User Profiles
You can personalize how your P30 looks and sounds by configur-
ing and applying user profiles. A user profile is a combination of
user settings, including sound settings, display theme settings and
appearance settings. You can also setup different profiles for use
in different occasions.
To customize a user profile:
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap the Control panel
application program icon to open Control panel.
2. Tap User Profiles.
3. Tap to select a profile from the Profiles drop-down menu.
4. Specify the settings by selecting options in drop-down menus.
You can tap the icon to preview the sound.
Changing Themes
5. To select a display theme, tap Apply Theme and select a theme
from the dialog box that follows and then tap Select.
Changing Appearance
6. To select a different picture as the background image of the
Application Launcher screen, tap Apply Appearance and then
select Find image in the Background drop-down menu. A new
dialog box will follow allowing you to select an image. Tap to
select a desired image and then tap Select, Done.
You can also drag the slider beside the image to change its size on
the screen, or tap the Tile checkbox to tile smaller images on the
screen.
7. Tap Save.
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Selecting a User Profile
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap the Control panel
application program icon to open Control panel.
2. Tap User Profiles.
3. Tap to select a profile from the Profiles drop-down menu.
4. Tap Done.
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Getting Your P30 Connected and Synchronized
Connecting Your P30 to Other
Devices
You can establish connection between your P30 and other devices
using the following methods:
• Infrared connection
• Bluetooth connection
• USB connection
After connection is established, you can use the Send as com-
mands in various applications to send data to or receive data
from the connected devices.
Establishing Infrared Connection
1. Refer to the documentation of the device to enable its infrared
function.
2. On P30, tap the Control panel program icon in the Application
Launcher screen and select Infrared, On or On for 10 minutes.
3. Tap Done.
4. Align the infrared port of your P30 with that on the device to
be connected. Make sure that the distance in between does not
exceed 1 meter (1 m) and there is no obstacles to obstruct
transmission.
5. Now you can use the Send as command of the applications on
the P30 to send data, or receive data sent from the connected
device. When data is received, you will be prompted to select
View to view the received data, or Done to save data to the spe-
cific location of the application program.
Establishing USB Connection
1. Refer to "Installing BenQ Handset Manager" on page 94 to
install and configure BenQ Handset Manager.
2. Make sure that the power of your P30 is on and the connection
mode has been set to PC Connect (See "USB Cable" on page
49).
3. Connect the USB connector on the P30 to a USB port on the
PC using the supplied USB cable.
4. When P30 is connected, the icon on the Windows status
area located at the lower right corner of the screen will change
to .
Bluetooth Connection
Bluetooth uses radio waves to enable wireless connections
between your P30 and other Bluetooth-enabled devices within a
range of approximately 10 metres. Typically, using Bluetooth you
can connect your P30 to a telephone headset or a PC.
Privacy
You can select a level of privacy that determines how your P30
will appear to other devices:
1. Tap Control panel and then select Bluetooth on the Connec-
tions tab.
2. Check the Bluetooth on checkbox to become connectable to
other devices, and then select an operation mode:
• No - The device is not visible to other devices.
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• Ye s - Other Bluetooth enabled devices can find and connect to
your P30.
• For 10 minutes - sets the device in visible mode for 10 minutes.
3. Setup “Receiving items”:
• Always receive- receives the entry automatically
• Ask first- displays a query dialog when your P30 receives an
entry
• Never receive- Rejects the entry automatically.
Bonding
The process of connecting your P30 to another Bluetooth enabled
device is called 'bonding'. This allows the devices to recognize
each other in the future.
To bond your P30 with another device:
1. Tap Control panel and then select Bluetooth on the Connec-
tions tab.
2. Tap the Devices tab and then Add. Your P30 searches for all
devices in the vicinity.
3. Select the device you want your P30 to bond with and, if neces-
sary, enter a passkey. When the passkey is accepted, the bond-
ing process is complete
To break the connection between your P30 and a bonded device:
1. Tap Control panel and then select Bluetooth on the Connec-
tions tab.
2. Tap the Devices tab and then select the device from the list of
bonded Bluetooth enabled devices and tap Remove.
Passkeys
Passkeys ensure that the device you bond with really is the device
you think it is. A passkey is a set of numbers and/or letters (at
least four characters) that you agree to exchange with the owner
of the other device.
Bonding is usually complete only when both of you enter the
passkey correctly on your devices. However, not all devices
require a passkey.
Security
Bluetooth includes security features to maximize the safety of
sharing information with another device. The first time you bond
your P30 with another device or another device tries to bond
with your P30:
• You are always asked whether you want to establish a connection
between the two devices
• You are asked to enter a passkey
These features are important because you can allow other peo-
ple's devices to 'discover' your P30 and then try to bond with it.
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BenQ Handset Manager
The BenQ Handset Manager on the software CD is a useful tool
for getting your P30 connected to and synchronized with your
desktop or laptop PC. With BenQ Handset Manager, you can:
• Perform synchronization of data between your P30 and desk-
top/laptop PC.
• Back up data from P30 to PC or restore data from PC to P30.
• Manage files between P30 and PC
Installing BenQ Handset Manager
If the menu does not appear, double-click the file “BenQ.exe“ on
the CD-ROM.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.
Program data
on P30
Can be synchronized with the data of
the following programs on your PC
Contacts
• Microsoft Outlook
• Lotus Notes
• Lotus Organizer
• Windows Address Book.
Calendar
• Microsoft Outlook
• Lotus Notes
• Lotus Organizer
Tasks
• Microsoft Outlook
• Lotus Notes
• Lotus Organizer
Jotter • Microsoft Outlook
• Lotus Organizer
Messages • Microsoft Outlook
• Lotus Notes
1. Insert the software CD
into the CD-ROM drive
of your PC. The follow-
ing menu will appear on
the screen. Click English.
2. Click Install the BenQ
Handset Manager.
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4. Make sure that the power of your P30 is on and the connection
mode has been set to PC Connect (See "USB Cable" on page
49).
6. The following message may appear on the screen. If it does,
select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and
click Next.
5. Connect the USB connec-
tor on the P30 to a USB
port on the PC using the
supplied USB cable.
7. Select Search removable
media (floppy, CD-
ROM...) and then click
Next.
8. Click Continue anyway.
9. Click Finish.
10. Click OK.
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• The connection status is indicated by the icons on the Windows
status area located at the lower right corner of the screen:
: Connected and data transmission is in progress
: Disconnected
For more information on how to perform synchronization setup,
refer to the on-line help by clicking Help.
Configuring Phone Connection Monitor and Sync
Settings
11. A dialog box will appear.
Here you can configure
the settings for synchro-
nizing the data between
your P30 and the PC.
1. After your P30 is success-
fully detected by the PC,
the following dialog box
will appear on the screen.
Click Next.
2. Click Next.
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Synchronizing Data
Performing Local Synchronization Using BenQ
Handset Manager
Using the supplied USB cable and the BenQ Handset Manager
software program, you can easily keep your P30 data synchro-
nized with the data on your PC.
The synchronization setup must be completed before you can per-
form synchronization.
1. Make sure that the power of your P30 is on. Connect the USB
connector on the P30 to a USB port on the PC using the sup-
plied USB cable.
2. On your PC, click the Start button on Windows Taskbar and
select Programs, BenQ, Synchronise.
3. The synchronization will start automatically.
Performing Remote Synchronization with a Server
If you are frequently on the move and need to keep your data syn-
chronized, remote sync will be an ideal choice. Remote synchro-
nization requires support of the following from your network
service provider:
• GPRS, HSCSD or CSD data connection service
• A synchronization server
In order to perform remote synchronization, you need to cor-
rectly configure the remote synchronization settings.
Configuring Remote Synchronization Settings
Consult your network service provider and obtain the following
information:
• Remote synchronization server address
• User name and password
Next, configure the remote synchronization settings following the
steps below.
1. On the Application Launcher screen, tap the Sync program
icon.
2. Tap Edit and select Preferences from the menu that appears.
3. According to the data obtained form your network service pro-
vider, complete the settings on the Server and Protocol tabs.
3. Specify a name for your
P30 and click Next.
4. Click Finish.
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4. Tap Done.
You can also perform synchronization via infrared connection. To
do so:
1. Enable the infrared function of your PC.
2. Enable the infrared function of P30.
3. Right-click on the icon and select Properties from the
menu that appears.
4. Check the Infrared checkbox and click Close. If infrared connec-
tion is established and the icon changes into , you can start
the synchronization operation.
Performing Remote Synchronization
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Backing up and Restoring Data
In order to ensure the safety of your personal data, we recom-
mend that you regularly back up the data on your P30 to PC.
Using BenQ Handset Manager, you can perform data back up
and restoration easily.
Backing up P30 Data to PC
1. Make sure that the power of your P30 is on. Connect the USB
connector on the P30 to a USB port on the PC using the sup-
plied USB cable.
2. On your PC, click the Start button on Windows Taskbar and
select Programs, BenQ, Backup and Restore. The following
Backup and Restore program window will appear.
3. Select a phone from the Phone drop-down list. This step can be
skipped if there is only one phone connected to your PC.
4. Click Backup. The following dialog box will appear.
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5. Click OK.
6. The backup process starts and you will be notified when the
process is finished.
Restoring P30 Data from PC
1. Make sure that the power of your P30 is on. Connect the USB
connector on the P30 to a USB port on the PC using the sup-
plied USB cable.
2. On your PC, click the Start button on Windows Taskbar and
select Programs, BenQ, Backup and Restore. The following
Backup and Restore program window will appear.
3. Select a phone from the Phone drop-down list. This step can be
skipped if there is only one phone connected to your PC.
4. Click Restore. The following dialog box will appear.
.......
For more information about backing up and restoring P30 data
using the Backup and Restore program, click Help in the program
window and select Help topics.
You can also perform backup and restoration via infrared connec-
tion. To do so:
1. Enable the infrared function of your PC.
2. Enable the infrared function of P30.
3. Right-click on the icon and select Properties from the
menu that appears.
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4. Check the Infrared checkbox and click Close. If infrared connec-
tion is established and the icon changes into , you can start
performing backup and restoration.
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Care and Maintenance 101
Care and Maintenance
Your P30 is a delicate electronic device and shall be used and han-
dled carefully in compliance with the instructions below. Failure
to observe these instructions may cause your product warranty to
void.
• Do not use your P30 in dusty and humid areas. It is extremely
vulnerable to liquid, and sand grains can cause scratches on the
surface of your P30.
• Do not store your P30 in extremely hot or cold areas. Heat can
cause damage to both the outer case and inside components. In
an extremely cold area, moisture can build from inside of the
P30 after you turn it on and result in damages.
• Do not drop, shake or knock on your phone.
• Do not use strong detergents, thinners or other corrosive liquid
to clean your P30. Instead, use the supplied cloth to clean it. If
necessary, use mild detergents.
• Keep your P30, batteries and accessories away from reach of
small children.
• Use only supplied or BenQ original or approved accessories with
your P30.
• Follow your local regulations concerning the safety of mobile
phone usage.
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Troubleshooting Information
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BenQ declares that the E-GSM 900 and PCS 1800 Bands are not operational in the United States.
Head SAR values: 1.330 (W/kg ), Body Worn SAR values: 0.373 (W/kg)
Accessories for this product: data cable, earphone, battery
To avoid potential RF interference, please do not wear the phone in your belt and please don't put to use together 
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