LG Electronics USA GW370 Cellular/PCS GSM/WCDMA/EDGE Phone with Bluetooth User Manual GW370 ATT Eng 0112 indd

LG GW370

U

ser Guide

Part 15.21 statement

" Change or Modifications that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void

the user's authority to operate the equipment. “

Part 15.105 statement

This equipment 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 radiate 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 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.

Part 15 Class B Compliance

This device and its accessories comply with part15 of FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device & its accessories may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device & its accessories must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Body-worn Operation

This device has been tested for typical body-worn operations

with the distance of 0.79inches (2.0cm) from the user’s body.

To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance

of 0.79inches(2.0cm) must be maintained from the user's body.

Additionally, Belt clips, holsters & other body-worn accessories may not contain

metallic components.

6

u

r

Ph

on

e

Y

o

u

Phone Components

2

5

3

4

6

7

9

8

10

1

1.

C

harger/U

S

B Port

2

. Earpiece: Lets

y

ou hear the caller and

a

utomate

d

prompts.

3

. Main LCD

:

Displays phone status icons,

menu items, web items, web information,

pictures and more in full color. You

c

an select menu items by touchin

g

the

c

orresponding icons on the touchpad.

4. SEND ke

y:

Press this ke

y

in standb

y

mode

to

q

u

i

c

kly

access t

h

e most recent, m

i

sse

d

,

di

a

l

e

d

an

d

rece

i

ve

d

ca

ll

s.

5.

END

/

P

ower:

E

n

d

s or re

j

ects a ca

ll

.

T

urns

the phone on/o

ff

. Press once to return to

the standb

y

screen

.

6. Multi-taskin

g

ke

y

7. microSD™ memory card socke

t

8

.

L

oc

k/U

n

l

oc

k

e

y

9.

C

amera ke

y

: Press to start the

C

amera

f

unction. Press and hold to start the Video

reco

r

d

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

.

1

0. Side volume key

s

•

When on the Standby screen:

All

ows

you to set the Rin

g

tone and Touchtone

vo

l

ume.

H

o

ld

t

h

e

D

own

k

ey to togg

l

e t

h

e

V

ibration Mode

O

n and

O

ff.

•

D

ur

i

ng a ca

ll:

All

ows you to c

h

ange t

h

e

Earpiece volume

.

•

When playing background music:

A

llows you to chan

g

e the music volume

.

You

r

Pho

n

e

7

Rear View

Batter

y

cove

r

E

xt

e

rn

a

l

ca

m

e

r

a

l

e

n

s

microSD™ memor

y

ca

r

d

soc

k

et

B

atter

y

Fl

ash

S

IM card socket

You

r

Pho

n

e

8

Slide Open View

Mob

il

e

Em

a

i

l

IM

T

ext

M

sg

C

ontact lis

t

C

aps

P

ress to c

h

an

g

e

b

etween

U

pper Case and Lower Case

.

F

n

P

ress to

i

nput sym

b

o

l

s an

d

numbers on Qwert

y

ke

y

p

ad

.

Space

Press to create a s

p

ace between words

.

Sym

Press to open the menu with Symbol entry

opt

i

ons.

D

el

D

eletes di

g

its

a

n

d

l

e

tt

e

r

s.

P

ress to in

p

ut

“@

”.

P

ress to in

p

ut

“

.

co

m”

.

P

ress to move

t

o t

h

e next

row.

Le

ft

Do

wn

Right

Up

9

t

ting StartedGe

t

Installing the SIM Card and

Battery

1. Remove the battery cove

r

P

r

ess

do

wn

o

n th

e

n

o

t

c

h

a

t th

e

bo

tt

o

m

of

t

he phone and slide the cover. The battery

cover should slide and li

f

t o

ff

easily

.

2

. Remove the batter

y

H

old the top ed

g

e o

f

the battery and usin

g

y

our

f

in

g

ernail, li

f

t the battery

f

rom the

b

attery compartment

.

n

W

arn

i

n

g

Do not remove the battery when the phone is

switched on, as this may damage the phone

.

G

etting

S

tarted

10

3

. Install the SIM car

d

S

lide the

S

IM card into the

S

IM card

h

older. Make sure that the

g

old contact

a

rea on the card is

f

acin

g

downward. To

r

emove the SIM card, pull it

g

ently in the

opposite direction

.

4. Install the batter

y

Insert the top o

f

the battery

f

irst into the

top ed

g

e o

f

the battery compartment.

Ensure that the battery contacts ali

g

n

w

ith the terminals on the phone. Press the

b

ottom o

f

the battery down until it clips

i

nto place

.

G

etting

S

tarted

11

5

.

C

harging your phon

e

Li

f

t the char

g

er port cover on the top side

o

f your LG GW370. Insert the char

g

er

connector to the phone

(

‘B’ side of the

connector has to be

f

acin

g

up when

connectin

g

to the phone

)

and then plu

g

into the wall socket. Your L

G

W370 will

n

eed to be char

g

ed until a messa

g

e readin

g

“

Battery

f

ull. Please unplu

g

char

g

er to save

e

ner

g

y.” appears on the screen

.

Im

p

ortant!

You should insert the batter

y

be

f

ore

ch

ar

gi

n

g

.

n

Warnin

g

U

se o

f

unauthorized accessories could damage

y

our p

h

one an

d

vo

id

your warranty

.

To use the travel charger provided with your

p

hone:

Installing a Memory Card

Y

ou can expan

d

t

h

e memory ava

il

a

bl

e on your

p

hone by using a microSD™ memory card.

The LG GW370 will support up to a 16 GB

m

icroSD™ memory card

.

n

Tip

A

memor

y

card is an o

p

tional accessor

y

.

1.

Lift the memor

y

card cover and insert a

m

icro

S

D™ card with the gold contact area

facing downwards.

C

lose the memory card

co

v

e

r

so

th

a

t it

c

li

c

k

s

h

u

t

.

G

etting

S

tarted

12

n

N

ot

e

I

f your memory card has existing content it will

automatically be filed in the correct folder. For

exam

p

le, videos will be accessible from the

V

ideos folder. If

y

our memor

y

card has

p

rotected

content

(

i.e. content such as son

g

s or

g

raphics

w

ith Di

g

ital Ri

g

hts Mana

g

ement copywritin

g

loaded from another device

)

, it will not work.

Y

ou will need to re

f

ormat the memory card prior

t

o us

i

ng

i

t w

i

t

h

t

hi

s

d

ev

i

ce

.

G

etting

S

tarted

13

O

n-

S

creen Icons

Th

e ta

bl

e

b

e

l

ow

d

escr

ib

es var

i

ous

di

s

pl

a

y

i

n

di

cators or

i

cons

th

at a

pp

ear on t

h

e

ph

one

'

s

di

s

pl

a

y

screen

.

I

CON

/

INDI

C

AT

OR

D

E

SC

RIPTI

O

N

Multitaskin

g

N

etwork si

g

nal stren

g

th

(

number of bars will var

y)

N

o network si

g

na

l

B

atter

y

em

p

t

y

N

ew text messa

ge

Ne

w

e

m

a

i

l

A

n

ala

rm

is

set

N

ormal profile in us

e

S

ilent profile in us

e

I

CON

/

I

NDI

C

AT

OR

D

E

SC

RIPTI

O

N

3

G

availabl

e

Bl

ue

t

oo

th

®

i

s

ac

tiv

e

Th

e

b

rowser

i

s act

i

v

e

V

i

b

r

a

ti

o

n m

ode

Sp

eaker

p

hon

e

C

all in Progres

s

V

o

i

cema

il

Batter

y

Ful

l

Battery

C

hargin

g

Fli

g

h

t

M

o

de

14

u

ch CalibrationTo

u

S

et your touch screen for ease of use. Touch

an

d

press t

h

e

‘

+

’

mar

k

ers to ca

lib

rate

th

e screen.

]

O

nce you’ve finished calibrating your

screen,

S

ave the settings.

n

Not

e

T

o reset t

h

e touc

h

ca

lib

rat

i

on

,

touc

h

,

an

d

the

t

ab

.

Touch

, an

d

c

h

oose

Touch

C

alibratio

n

.

15

rt Up Guid

e

S

ta

After you install SIM card and battery, and

t

urn on the LG GW370, you will see Start Up

G

uide on the screen.

Touch

S

tart to begin the

S

tart Up

G

uide feature. Touch

to

p

lay the animated

G

uide for that subject.

O

r,

touc

h t

o

m

o

v

e

o

n t

o

th

e

n

e

xt

G

uide. Available

G

uides include

:

]

H

ow to

U

n

l

oc

k

Y

our

Ph

on

e

]

How to Open Menu and Select Ite

m

]

How to

S

croll

]

H

ow to

N

av

i

gate

B

etween

I

tem

s

]

How to Rotate Screen Orientatio

n

]

How to

Op

en Ke

yp

ad and Enter Text

]

How to

C

hange Home

S

cree

n

]

How to Add

S

hortcuts on Home

S

cree

n

]

How to Add

C

ontacts on Home

S

cree

n

16

n

eral FunctionsGe

n

Making a Call

1.

M

a

k

e sure your p

h

one

i

s powere

d

on

.

2.

T

ouc

h

an

d

enter a p

h

one num

b

er us

i

ng

t

h

e touc

h

pa

d

or s

lid

e open t

h

e qwerty pa

d

a

n

d

enter a p

h

one num

b

er us

i

ng t

h

e qwerty

k

eys.

T

o e

di

t a num

b

er on t

h

e

di

sp

l

ay

screen, s

i

mp

l

y press t

h

e

k

ey to erase

one

di

g

i

t at a t

i

me

.

]

P

ress an

d

h

o

ld

t

h

e

k

ey to erase t

h

e

ent

i

re num

b

er

.

3.

P

ress t

h

e[SEND] key to call the

n

umber.

O

r touch on t

h

e touc

h

pa

d.

M

akin

g

a Call with the Send Ke

y

1.

P

ress t

h

e[SEND] key, and the most

r

ecent m

i

sse

d

,

di

a

l

e

d

an

d

rece

i

ve

d

p

h

one

n

um

b

ers w

ill

b

e

di

sp

l

aye

d.

2.

S

elect the desired number.

3.

P

ress t

h

e[SEND] ke

y

or touch

.

M

akin

g

International Call

s

1.

Wh

en enter

i

ng a p

h

one num

b

er, press

t

h

e

k

e

y

an

d

t

h

e

i

nternat

i

ona

l

access

ch

aracter

‘

+

’

w

ill

appear.

Wh

en us

i

ng t

h

e

touc

h

p

a

d

to

di

a

l

, touc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

.

2.

E

nter t

h

e countr

y

co

d

e, area co

d

e an

d

t

h

e

ph

one num

b

er

.

3.

Pr

ess

th

e

[

SEND

]

ke

y

to call the

n

umber.

O

r touch on the

p

ad

.

E

ndin

g

a Call

When

y

ou have finished a call,

p

ress the

[

END

]

ke

y.

M

akin

g

a Call from the Contact

s

Y

ou can store fre

q

uentl

y

called names and

p

hone numbers in the

S

IM card as well as in

t

he

p

hone memor

y

known as the

C

ontacts

.

Y

ou can dial a number by simply selecting a

n

ame in the contacts and pressing the

[

SEND

]

ke

y

.

G

eneral Functions

17

Answering a Call

Wh

en you rece

i

ve a ca

ll

, t

h

e p

h

one r

i

n

g

s an

d

t

he phone icon appears on the screen. I

f

the

caller can be identi

f

ied, the caller’s phone

number (or name if stored in your Address

B

ook) is displayed

.

1.

P

ress t

h

e

[

SEND

]

or unlock the

s

creen an

d

touc

h

.

If Any Key has been set as the Answer

M

o

d

e, any

k

ey press w

ill

answer a ca

ll

e

xcept for the

[

END] key,

2.

E

n

d

t

h

e ca

ll

b

y press

i

ng t

h

e

[

END

]

k

ey.

n

No

t

e

Y

ou can answer a call while usin

g

the Address

B

oo

k

o

r

o

th

e

r m

e

n

u

fea

t

u

r

es

.

Adjusting the Volume

D

urin

g

a call, i

f

you want to ad

j

ust the

e

arp

i

ece vo

l

ume, use t

h

e s

id

e vo

l

ume

k

eys

of

the phone

.

I

n the Standby screen, you can adjust the ring

vo

l

ume us

i

ng t

h

e s

id

e vo

l

ume

k

eys

.

Setting Proﬁ les

P

ress either o

f

the side volume ke

y

s. You can

s

et your Rin

g

tone to Vibrate All, Alarm

O

nly

o

r

S

ilent All

.

G

eneral Functions

18

Y

ou can a

l

so a

dj

ust t

h

e touc

h

tone soun

d

an

d

vibration volume from the Touchtone tab

.

V

ibration Mode

(

Quick

)

Vib

rat

i

on

M

o

d

e can

b

e act

i

vate

d

b

y touc

hi

ng

an

d

h

o

ldi

ng from the dial

p

ad. You

can a

l

so set

Vib

rat

i

on

M

o

d

e

b

y press

i

ng an

d

h

o

ldi

ng

d

own s

id

e vo

l

ume

k

ey as we

ll.

G

eneral Functions

19

The phone will display ‘Vibrating Mode On’.

I

f you would like to turn Vibration mode Off,

t

ouc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

aga

i

n

.

Si

g

nal Stren

g

t

h

I

f you are inside a building, being near a

window may give you better reception. You

can see the strength of your signal by the

s

ignal indicator on your phone’s display

screen.

Entering Text

Y

ou can enter a

l

p

h

anumer

i

c c

h

aracters

b

y

us

i

n

g

t

h

e p

h

one

’

s touc

h

pa

d

.

F

or examp

l

e,

s

tor

i

n

g

names

i

n t

h

e

Add

ress

B

oo

k

, wr

i

t

i

n

g

a

m

essa

g

e or sc

h

e

d

u

li

n

g

events

i

n t

h

e ca

l

en

d

ar

a

ll

requ

i

re text to

b

e entere

d.

The following text input modes are available

o

n t

h

e p

h

one

.

U

sin

g

the

S

ymbol Mod

e

The Symbol Mode enables you to enter

var

i

ous sym

b

o

l

s or spec

i

a

l

c

h

aracters.

T

o

e

nter a sym

b

o

l

, touc

h

.

Th

en se

l

ect t

h

e

d

es

i

re

d

sym

b

o

l

.

AB

C

Mode

Thi

s mo

d

e a

ll

ows you to enter

l

etters

b

y

t

ouc

hi

ng t

h

e

k

ey

l

a

b

e

l

e

d

w

i

t

h

t

h

e requ

i

re

d

letter once, twice, three or four times until the

l

etter

i

s

di

sp

l

aye

d.

G

eneral Functions

20

123 Mode

(

Numbers Mode

)

T

ype num

b

ers us

i

ng one

k

eytouc

h

per num

b

er.

To change to 123 mode in a text entry field,

t

ouc

h

.

C

hanging the Text In

p

ut Mode

Y

ou can c

h

ange t

h

e text

i

nput mo

d

e

b

y

t

ouc

hi

ng press

i

ng t

h

e

T

ext

I

nput

M

o

d

e togg

l

e

b

utton on t

h

e touc

h

screen

.

U

sin

g

the T9 Mod

e

Th

e

T

9

p

re

di

ct

i

ve text

i

n

p

ut mo

d

e a

ll

ows

y

ou

t

o enter wor

d

s eas

ily

w

i

t

h

a m

i

n

i

mum num

b

er

o

f ke

y

p

resses. As

y

ou touch each ke

y

, the

ph

one

b

eg

i

ns to

di

sp

l

ay t

h

e c

h

aracters t

h

at

i

t t

hi

n

k

s you are typ

i

ng

b

ase

d

on a

b

u

il

t-

i

n

di

ct

i

onar

y

.

A

s new

l

etters are a

dd

e

d

, t

h

e wor

d

changes to reflect the most likely candidate

f

rom the dictionar

y.

1.

W

hen you are in the T9 predictive text input

m

ode, be

g

in enterin

g

a word by pressin

g

t

he touch screen keys

to

.

P

ress one key per letter.

]

The word chan

g

es as letters are typed

-

i

g

nore what is displayed on the screen

u

ntil the word is typed completely

.

]

I

f

the word is still incorrect a

f

ter typin

g

c

ompletely, press on the pop up

menu to see the options. Then select the

w

ord you want by touch.

]

I

f

the desired word is missin

g

f

rom the

w

ord choices list, add it by pressin

g

a

nd selectin

g

to enter the

n

ew word. Then press to

save the word into the built-in dictionary.

2.

Enter the whole word be

f

ore editin

g

or

d

e

l

et

i

n

g

any

l

etters

.

3.

Complete each word with a space by

touc

hi

n

g

.

G

eneral Functions

21

To delete letters

,

touch . T

ouc

h

a

n

d

h

o

l

d

do

wn to erase the entire text entry.

n

N

ot

e

Pressing the

[

END] key will save your

unsaved message in the Drafts folder.

U

sin

g

the ABC Mod

e

U

se t

h

e touc

h

pa

d

k

eys to enter your text

.

1.

T

ouc

h

t

h

e touc

h

k

e

y

l

a

b

e

l

e

d

w

i

t

h

t

h

e

r

e

q

u

i

re

d

l

etter

:

]

Once for the first lette

r

]

Twice for the second lette

r

]

A

n

d

so o

n

2.

T

o

i

nsert a s

p

ace, touc

h

.

To

dele

t

e

l

etters, touc

h

.

Touch

a

n

d

hold

do

wn

to erase t

h

e ent

i

re text entr

y

.

nNot

e

R

efe

r t

o

th

e

t

ab

l

e

be

l

o

w

fo

r m

o

r

e

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

on t

h

e c

h

aracters ava

il

a

bl

e us

i

ng t

h

e

k

eys.

T

ouc

h

to input a Upper Case letter. To

chan

g

e text entry mode from Lower Case to

U

pper Case, touch twice and the key

will turn to oran

g

e color - indicatin

g

that

Caps Lock has been activated

.

K

e

y

C

haracters in the

O

rder Display

U

pper

C

ase Lower

C

ase

1

.

, '

@

?

! - : / 1

.

, '

@

?

! - : / 1

2

A

B C 2 a b c

2

3

D

E F

3

d

e f

3

4

G

H I

4

g

h i 4

5

J

K

L

5

j

k

l

5

6

M N

O

6

m n o

6

7

P

Q

R

S

7 p q r s

7

8

T U V

8

t

u v

8

9

W

X Y Z

9

w x

y

z 9

0

S

p

ace Ke

y

,

0

(

Lon

g

press

)

S

p

ace Ke

y

,

0

(

Lon

g

press

)

G

eneral Functions

22

U

sin

g

the 123 (Numbers) Mod

e

Th

e 123

M

o

d

e ena

bl

es

y

ou to enter num

b

ers

in a text message (a telephone number,

f

or exam

p

le) more

q

uickl

y

. Touch the ke

y

s

corresponding to the required digits before

m

anua

ll

y sw

i

tc

hi

ng

b

ac

k

to t

h

e appropr

i

ate

t

ext entr

y

mo

d

e

.

T9 Dictionar

y

The T9 Dictionar

y

is a feature that allows the

user to a

dd

an

y

un

iq

ue or

p

ersona

l

wor

d

s to

th

e

T

9 stan

d

ar

d

l

anguage

d

ata

b

ase.

Th

e

T

9

D

ictionar

y

function can be selected from the

Text Entry

S

ettings by using

O

ptions

.

Within the T9 Dictionar

y

function, the user

can add, modif

y

, delete or reset

p

ersonal

wor

d

s

.

n

Not

e

Y

ou can select a di

ff

erent T9 lan

g

ua

g

e

f

rom the

same

O

ptions menu. The default setting on the

ph

one

i

s t

h

e

T

9

di

sa

bl

e

d

mo

d

e

.

Qwerty Keypad

T

ext

i

nput mo

d

e us

i

ng t

h

e

Q

werty Keypa

d

When you are required to enter text,

f

or

e

xample when writin

g

a messa

g

e, the keypad

will default to ABC mode. If you are enterin

g

a number,

f

or example when makin

g

a call,

t

he keypad number keys will de

f

ault to

n

umbers. In ABC mode you can enter numbers

b

y

f

irst pressin

g

and then the number

you require

.

n

N

ot

e

S

ome fields may allow only one text input mode

(e.g. telephone number in Address Book fields)

.

To input a symbol in the text entry field,

press t

h

e key and select a symbol from

t

ouch screen. Or to enter a symbol from the

q

werty

k

eys,

j

ust press an

d

t

h

en press

t

he corresponding key. To return to ABC mode,

press aga

i

n.

G

eneral Functions

23

Complete each word with a space by pressing

.

T

o

d

e

l

ete a c

h

aracter, press

k

ey.

U

s

i

n

g

t

h

e

K

orean

M

o

d

e

All

ows you to type

i

n

K

orean w

h

en you set

th

e

l

anguage to

K

orean

.

Wh

en you use

T

ouc

h

K

ey

p

a

d

All

ows you eas

il

y

i

nput t

h

e

l

etters.

T

o

i

nput ,

t

ouc

h

an

d

touc

h

.

T

o

i

nput

,

touc

h

an

d

touc

h

.

W

hen you use Qwerty Keypad

O

pen the slide and touch

.

C

hoose Text

E

ntry Settin

g

s and Show Key Guide. You can

s

ee the Korean key

g

uide on the monitor. To

input numbers, touch

.

T

ouc

h once, and you can see the

Korean key

g

uide as below. To return its

normal input mode, touch a

g

ain

.

24

d

ress

B

oo

k

Add

F

rom stan

dby

screen, touc

h

an

d

touc

h

. You will see following Address Book’s

s

u

b

menus

.

Contact List

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows you to save an

d

manage

contact address information. The

C

ontact

L

ist's functions allow

y

ou to add a new

a

dd

ress or searc

h

save

d

contact a

dd

resses

by

name.

T

o searc

h

a contact, touc

h

an

d

in

p

ut the contact

p

erson’s name. If

y

ou in

p

ut

‘A

t

’

,

i

t w

ill

s

h

ow a

ll

contacts

b

eg

i

nn

i

ng w

i

t

h

‘A

t

’

i

n

i

ts name.

F

rom t

h

e stan

dby

screen,

y

ou

can directly search for a contact by touching

an

d

.

]

:

S

earch a contact.

]

:

S

hows

y

our contacts b

y

first letter

/

c

h

a

r

ac

t

e

r

.

]

:

S

hows your contacts designated as

F

a

v

o

rit

es.

Add

r

ess

Book

25

New Contact

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows you to a

dd

a new contact

a

dd

ress.

Y

ou can enter contact a

dd

ress

information, including: name, phone numbers,

e

mail addresses, group information, pictures,

r

i

ngtone an

d

a memo.

1

.

From the standb

y

screen, Touch

a

n

d

touc

h

.

2.

T

ouc

h

to set a Picture ID for a contact

b

y using a saved picture from Pictures or

t

aking a new picture of the contact person.

C

hoose from

N

o

pi

ctur

e

,

Pi

ctures or

T

a

k

e

N

ew

Pi

ctur

e

.

After

y

ou take a new

p

icture of the contact

p

erson, touch

s

et as the

C

ontact Picture ID. To delete the

pi

cture, touc

h

,

se

l

ect

Y

es, an

d

ta

k

e a

n

ew

pi

cture

.

]

Enter the First name, last name or both.

]

Enter u

p

to five different numbers. Touch

and

y

ou can set that number as

Sp

eed

Di

a

l

.

]

Ent

e

r

a

n

e

m

a

il

add

r

ess.

]

S

elect a

G

rou

p

for the contact

.

]

S

et the rin

g

tone for the contact or leave it

a

s default rin

g

tone

.

]

Add memo i

f

necessar

y

.

]

C

hoose whether to save the contact to

Phone or

S

IM

C

ard memor

y

.

3.

T

ouc

h t

o

sa

v

e

th

e

co

n

tact.

Add

r

ess

Book

26

Caller Groups

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows you to manage group

information. By default, there are 4 groups:

Colleague, Family, Friends and School. Or you

can put a contact in No Group. You can also

configure a ring tone for a group so that the

group ring tone sounds when a call from a

s

pecific contact address within that group is

received and there is no ring tone configured

f

or the specific contact address

.

Speed Dial

You can assign a frequently-called contact

t

o a spee

d

di

a

l

li

st.

Y

ou can se

l

ect a num

b

er

f

rom 2 to 9 as a speed dial. You can configure

s

peed dial numbers for any of the 8 numbers

f

or a specific contact address

.

]

Y

our

V

o

i

cema

il

i

s a

l

rea

d

y set to spee

d

ial 1. This is a default setting and can not

b

e c

h

ange

d

.

T

ouc

h

t

h

e num

b

er you w

i

s

h

to ass

i

gn a spee

d

di

a

l

contact, t

h

en touc

h

.

]

This will o

p

en

y

our address book. Touch

the contact you would like to assi

g

n to that

n

u

m

be

r twi

ce

.

]

To call an assi

g

ned speed dial number,

t

ouc

h from the

S

tandb

y

S

creen. Then

touch and hold the assi

g

ned number; the

c

all will be placed to the assi

g

ned number

a

utomaticall

y.

Add

r

ess

Book

27

Management

This menu allows you to copy information

f

rom your SIM card, e.g. name, handset

number, etc. to your handset. If a name is

d

up

li

cate

d

ur

i

ng t

h

e copy

i

ng operat

i

on, t

h

e

information is also duplicated

.

You can also copy entries from the SIM card

t

o the phone memory and entries from the

handset memory to the SIM card (not all the

data will be copied)

.

F

rom t

hi

s menu, you are a

l

so a

bl

e to

d

e

l

ete

e

ntries in the SIM card and the Handset.

Service Numbers

You can view the list of Service Dialing

Numbers (SDN) assigned by your network

p

rovider. Such numbers could include the

e

mergency serv

i

ces,

di

rectory ass

i

stance an

d

vo

i

ce ma

il

num

b

ers

.

1

.

Select the Service dial number option

.

2.

The names o

f

the available services will

b

e s

h

own

.

3.

T

ouc

h

a serv

i

ce num

b

er.

P

ress t

h

e

[

SEND] key.

My Numbers

This displays your own phone numbers stored

in your phone/SIM card. You can edit its name

and number by touchin

g

or you can

c

h

oose

a

n

d

de

l

e

t

e

th

e

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

.

28

C

all Menu

I

n-

C

Your phone provides a number of control

f

unctions that you can use during a call. To

access these functions during a call, touch

to un

l

oc

k

t

h

e screen an

d

t

h

en

t

ouc

h

.

During a Call

Th

e menu

di

sp

l

aye

d

on t

h

e

h

an

d

set screen

during a call is different from the default main

m

enu displayed when in the Standby screen,

an

d

t

h

ese opt

i

ons are

d

escr

ib

e

d

b

e

l

ow.

M

akin

g

a Second Cal

l

Y

ou can se

l

ect a num

b

er you w

i

s

h

to

di

a

l

, to

m

a

k

e a secon

d

ca

ll

.

1.

Unlock the Screen. During a call, an In-Call

menu w

ill

ava

il

a

bl

e

.

2.

P

ress

,

enter t

h

e 2n

d

ph

one num

b

er

a

n

d

p

ress

.

or

P

ress to select a contact from

y

our

Address Book and then

p

ress the

C

all

b

utton

.

S

wa

pp

ing Between Two Call

s

B

y using one of the two methods below, you

can switch between two on-going calls

.

1.

Pr

ess

[

SEND

]

ke

y.

2.

T

ouc

h and select “

S

wa

p

C

alls.

”

Answering an Incoming

C

all

To answer an incomin

g

call when the handset

is rin

g

in

g

, simply press the

[

SEND

]

ke

y

o

r t

ouc

h

.

Th

e

h

a

n

dse

t i

s

also able to warn you o

f

an incomin

g

call

while

y

ou are alread

y

on a call. A tone will

s

ounds in the ear

p

iece, and the dis

p

la

y

will

s

how that a second call is waitin

g

. This

f

eature

,

known as Call Waitin

g

,

is onl

y

available i

f

y

our network su

pp

orts it

.

If

C

all Waitin

g

is turned on, you can put the

fir

s

t

ca

ll

o

n h

o

l

d

a

n

d

a

n

s

w

e

r th

e

seco

n

d

ca

ll

b

y pressin

g

the

[

SEND

]

ke

y.

In-

C

all Men

u

29

R

ejectin

g

an Incomin

g

Cal

l

You can reject an incoming call without

answering by simply pressing the

[

END

]

k

ey or touching

.

M

uting the Micro

p

hone

You can mute the microphone during a call by

t

ouching

.

Th

e

h

a

n

dse

t

ca

n

be

u

nm

u

t

ed

by touching again. When the handset is

m

uted, the caller cannot hear

y

ou, but

y

ou can

s

till h

ea

r th

e

ca

ll

e

r.

U

sing the S

p

eaker

p

hone

You can use the integrated

S

peakerphone

during a call by touching

.

The louds

p

eaker

is automaticall

y

deactivated when

y

ou end

t

h

e

ca

ll

.

n

Warnin

g

D

ue to

i

ncrease

d

vo

l

ume

l

eve

l

s,

d

o not p

l

ace

th

e p

h

one near your ear w

hil

e t

h

e spea

k

erp

h

one

i

s ena

bl

e

d

.

Video Share Calling

M

akin

g

a Video Share Call

You can make or answer a Video

S

hare call

with other 3G video phones. In order to start

a Video Share call, both sides must have a 3G

Video Share capable phone and both must be

in a 3G coverage area.

n

No

t

e

Before

y

ou start a Video Share Call

y

ou must

check the

f

ollowin

g:

•

Phone must be in an AT

&

T 3

G

service area.

I

n-

C

all Men

u

30

To initiate Video Share follow these

s

t

eps:

1

.

Make a phone call by dialin

g

a number, or

selectin

g

a number

f

rom the Address book.

Or directly you can make a video share call

d

irectly from the Recent Call or Contact List

b

y selectin

g

>

[

Video Share Call

]

and

selectin

g

Video Type

(

Live or Recorded

)

. In

this case skip steps 2-3

.

2.

A

fe

w

seco

n

ds

af

t

e

r th

e

co

nn

ec

ti

o

n i

s

established, a "Video Share Ready" prompt

will

appear on t

h

e screen once t

h

e ot

h

er

party is ready to use the Video Share

service. I

f

the Audio alert in the Video

Share settin

g

(

See Application Settin

g)

is

se

t

o

,

au

di

o a

l

ert w

ill

soun

d

a

l

on

g

wi

t

h

t

h

e prompt

.

3.

To Share Video with another party, touch

the Video icon or press the Camera key and

select Video Type (Live or Recorded)

.

n

Not

e

T

he

S

peakerphone will be automatically

activated when a Video

S

hare session begins,

unless a hands-free device (Bluetooth

®

or stereo

headset) is connected

.

•

L

ive: Share a real-time video stream with the

other

p

art

y

.

•

Reco

r

ded

: Share a

p

re-recorded video

clip with the other party.

(

Note that H.263

&

Mpeg4 video formats in 176x144 size is

s

upported

)

4

.

If the other party accepts the Video Share

i

nvitation

,

the Video Share session will

b

e

g

in. (After acceptin

g

, it may take several

seconds before the actual Video

S

hare

starts.)

Durin

g

a Video Share call, you can do the

f

ollowin

g

by touchin

g

the icons below

:

]

:

You can turn on/off the Speakerphone

.

]

:

Y

ou can mute

/

unmute t

h

e m

i

crop

h

one

.

]

:

You can stop a Video Share Call

a

nd proceed to a Voice Call

.

In-

C

all Men

u

31

You can choose from the following

:

]

B

r

igh

tness

:

Y

ou can a

dj

ust t

h

e

b

r

i

g

h

tness

of the screen by selecting Brightness

.

]

Z

oom:

Y

ou can zoom

i

n

/

out t

h

e v

id

eo

b

y

se

l

ect

i

ng

Z

oom

.

]

A

u

di

o to

Bl

uetoot

h

®

/Audio to Phone:

®

Wh

en

A

u

di

o to

Bl

uetoot

h

®

i

s se

l

ecte

d

, you

c

an

h

ave a conversat

i

on us

i

ng

Bl

uetoot

h

®

.

Wh

en

A

u

di

o to

Ph

one

i

s se

l

ecte

d

, you

c

an

h

ave a conversat

i

on us

i

ng e

i

t

h

er

spea

k

erp

h

one or

h

ea

d

set

.

]

Record Video

S

hare/

S

to

p

Recording

:

Y

ou can start recor

di

ng t

h

e

li

ve v

id

eo

b

y selecting ‘Record Video Share’. Once

y

ou are recor

di

ng t

h

e v

id

eo, you can stop

r

ecording by selecting ‘Stop Recording’

.

]

End

C

all:

Y

ou can en

d

t

h

e

ph

one ca

ll

by

selecting ‘End Call’. (Note: Video Share will

sto

p

as well

)

]

Hold Call: You can hold the phone call by

selectin

g

‘Hold Call’.

(

Note: Video Share

w

ill stop when you select ‘Hold Call’

)

D

urin

g

the Video Share session, turn the

s

peakerphone on/off usin

g

the ‘Spk. off’

/

‘Spk. on’ key

.

n

No

t

e

Recorded video clip will be saved in

[

M

y

stuff] - [More].

5

.

1.

Sto

p

a Video Share call and

p

roceed to a

vo

i

ce ca

ll

by

1

. Touching [Stop] Ico

n

5.2

.

E

n

d

a vo

i

ce ca

ll

a

l

ong w

i

t

h

t

h

e

Vid

eo

S

hare call b

y

1

. Pressing [End] Ke

y

2. Selecting > [End Call

]

I

n-

C

all Men

u

32

n

Not

e

1.

A Video

S

hare

C

all will be terminated in the

f

ollowing cases:

• When trying to make a conference call

/

s

econd call during a Video Share Call.

• When the voice call is

p

laced on hold

.

• Wh

e

n th

e

v

o

i

ce

ca

ll i

s

d

i

sco

nn

ec

t

ed

.

• When movin

g

out of an AT&T 3G service

area.

•

Wh

en t

h

e networ

k

connect

i

on

i

s poor.

2. A Video

S

hare

C

all will be unavailable in

the following cases (“Video Share Ready”

messa

g

e will not appear

).

• When tryin

g

to make a conference call

/

s

econd call durin

g

a Video Share Call.

•

Wh

en t

h

e vo

i

ce ca

ll

i

s p

l

ace

d

on

h

o

ld.

• When moving out of an AT

&

T 3

G

service

area.

Answerin

g

a Video Share Cal

l

1.

Touch [Acce

p

t] when

y

ou receive a

p

rom

p

t

a

s

ki

ng

“Th

e ot

h

er party wants to s

h

are

V

ideo

S

hare with

y

ou” a

pp

ears, to start

the Video Share Call. Touch

[

Decline

]

to

d

ecline the Video Share call.

(

Note that

a

fter accepting the call, it may take several

seconds before the Video

S

hare session

starts.

)

Y

ou can choose from the following

:

]

Landscape mode: When Landsca

p

e mode

i

s selected

y

ou can watch shared video in

landsca

p

e mode

.

]

A

ud

i

o

t

o

Bl

ue

t

oo

t

h

®

/Audio to Phone:

®

W

h

e

n A

ud

i

o

t

o

Bl

ue

t

oo

th

®

is selected,

y

ou

c

an have a conversation using Bluetoot

h

®

.

W

hen Audio to Phone is selected,

y

ou

c

an have a conversation using either

s

p

eaker

p

hone or headset

.

n

Not

e

Th

e spea

k

erp

h

one w

ill

b

e automat

i

ca

ll

y turne

d

on when a Video

S

hare

C

all begins, and

automat

i

ca

ll

y reverts

b

ac

k

to t

h

e prev

i

ous mo

d

e

w

hen a Video

S

hare

C

all ends

.

In-

C

all Men

u

33

M

akin

g

a Video Share Call from

t

he Video Recordin

g

Mode or

Vi

deo

Wh

en you are

R

ecor

di

ng

Vid

eo, you can eas

il

y

m

ake a Video Share Call to a person in your

C

ontact List

.

1.

Start Video Share call as follows

:

]

I

n

R

ecor

d

Vid

eo

M

o

d

e,

T

ouc

h

.

]

In Video Galler

y

, touch an

d

c

h

oose

V

ideo

S

hare

C

all

.

n

N

o

t

e

This menu item is active only in 3G covera

g

e

areas and on Video Share ca

p

able devices

.

n

N

ot

e

I

f the other party is not ready for Video

S

hare,

th

e ca

ll

w

ill

procee

d

to an or

di

nary vo

i

ce ca

ll.

S

avin

g

your Video Shar

e

The sender can record video durin

g

the Video

S

hare session b

y

1

.

Selectin

g

[

Option

]

>

[

Record Video Share

]

d

urin

g

a live Video Share call

.

2.

Settin

g

Auto Record to ‘ON’

(See Application Settin

g

s).

S

ender can save the recorded video b

y

1.

Selectin

g

[Option] > [Stop Recordin

g

] durin

g

a

live Video

S

hare call

.

2.

Endin

g

Video Share call

.

R

ecorded video will be saved in [My Stuff] >

[Videos] folder in the phone

.

I

n-

C

all Men

u

34

Conference Calls

The con

f

erence service provides you with the

a

bili

ty to

h

ave a s

i

mu

l

taneous conversat

i

on

with more than one caller. The con

f

erence

call

f

eature can be used only i

f

your network

s

ervice provider supports this

f

eature

.

O

nce a conference call is set up, calls may

be added, disconnected or separated (that

is, removed from the conference call but still

connected to you) by the person who set up

t

he conference call. These options are all

available from the In-

C

all menu

.

The maximum number of callers in a

conference call is five. Once started, you are

in control of the conference call, and only you

can add calls to the conference call

.

M

akin

g

a Second Cal

l

Y

ou can ma

k

e a secon

d

ca

ll

w

hil

e current

ly

o

n a ca

ll

s

i

mp

l

y

b

y access

i

ng t

h

e

Di

a

l

P

a

d

,

from the In-

C

all Menu, entering the second

n

um

b

er an

d

press

i

ng t

h

e

[

SEND] ke

y

.

When the second call is connected, the first

ca

ll

i

s automat

i

ca

lly

pl

ace

d

on

h

o

ld

.

Y

ou can

s

wap

b

etween ca

ll

s

b

y press

i

ng t

h

e

[SEND] ke

y

.

S

etting U

p

a Conference Cal

l

To set u

p

a conference call,

p

lace the first

call.

O

nce that is connected, follow the ste

p

s

a

b

ove to ma

k

e a secon

d

ca

ll

.

Y

ou can t

h

en

j

o

i

n t

h

e two separate ca

ll

s

b

y touc

hi

ng

and select the Join

C

alls from the

C

onference

C

all menu

.

In-

C

all Men

u

35

Activate the

C

onference

C

all

o

n H

o

l

d

To activate a conference call on hold,

p

ress

th

e

k

e

y.

Addin

g

Calls to the Conference

C

al

l

To add a call to an existing conference call,

t

ouc

h

and then select the

J

oin

C

alls from

t

he Conference Call option.

Private

C

all in a

C

onference

C

al

l

To have a private call with one caller from a

conference call, touch an

d

se

l

ect

P

r

i

vate

Call from the Conference Call option. When

t

he numbers of the callers are displayed,

s

e

l

ect t

h

e one you w

i

s

h

to spea

k

i

n pr

i

vate

with. Only the person who initiates the

C

onference

C

all can initiate a Private

C

all

.

Endin

g

a Conference Cal

l

The currentl

y

active conference call can be

di

sconnecte

d

b

y press

i

ng t

h

e

k

e

y

.

36

u

r Standb

y

Screen

Y

o

u

F

rom

h

ere you can access a

ll

menu opt

i

ons,

m

ake a quick call and view the status of your

ph

one - as we

ll

as many ot

h

er t

hi

ngs

.

Touch

S

creen Tips

Th

e stan

db

y screen

i

s a

l

so a great p

l

ace to

get accustome

d

to t

h

e touc

h

screen

.

T

o se

l

ect an

i

tem, touc

h

t

h

e

i

con accurate

l

y.

Your LG GW370 can be set to vibrate slightly

w

h

en

i

t recogn

i

ses you

’

ve touc

h

e

d

an opt

i

on

.

T

o scro

ll

t

h

roug

h

li

sts, touc

h

t

h

e

l

ast

i

tem

visible and slide your finger up the screen.

Th

e

li

st w

ill

move up so more

i

tems are

v

i

s

ibl

e

.

]

Th

ere

’

s no nee

d

to press

h

ar

d

, t

h

e

touc

h

screen

i

s sens

i

t

i

ve enoug

h

to p

i

c

k

up

on a light yet firm touch

.

]

Use the tip of your finger to touch the

o

p

tion

y

ou re

q

uire. Be careful not to touch

a

n

y

ot

h

er

k

e

y

s

.

]

When the screen light is off, press the

restore t

h

e stan

db

y screen

.

]

D

on

’

t cover t

h

e p

h

one w

i

t

h

a case or cover

a

s t

h

e touc

h

screen w

ill

not wor

k

w

i

t

h

any

mater

i

a

l

cover

i

ng

i

t

.

Q

uick keys

37

Your

S

tandb

y

S

creen

The Quick Ke

y

s

Th

e

q

u

i

c

k

e

y

s on

y

our stan

dby

screen

p

rov

id

e eas

y

, one-touc

h

access to

y

our most use

d

f

unctions.

Touch to bring up the touch

dialling pad to make a call. Input

t

he number as you would using a

normal ke

y

p

ad and touch

o

r

p

ress the hard ke

y

.

Touch to o

p

en

y

our contacts and

s

earch for the number

y

ou want

to

ca

ll. Y

ou

ca

n

a

l

so

c

r

ea

t

e

n

e

w

contacts and edit existing ones.

T

ouc

h

to access t

h

e

M

essag

i

ng

op

t

i

ons menu.

F

rom

h

ere

y

ou can

create a new outgo

i

ng

M

essage

.

Touch to o

p

en the full To

p

menu

which is se

p

arated into four sub

-

me

n

us

.

Touch

t

he

v

e

rt

ical

t

abs

t

o

view further o

p

tions

.

38

Home

S

creen

All

ows you to use

Wid

gets an

d

even a

dd

th

em to

y

our

H

ome screen

.

]

C

lick to o

p

en the Home

S

creen

.

]

Drag a Widget from the roll-out Menu onto

the Home screen. This will enable

y

ou to

use Widgets

.

]

You can play songs, add memos, check the

c

alendar,

p

la

y

slide show, set an alarm or

a

dd events directl

y

from the standb

y

screen

using Home

S

creen

.

]

C

lick again to close the Home

S

creen

.

Wid

g

e

t

A

llows

y

ou to easil

y

contact

y

our friends and

family by displaying your favorite contacts on

th

e stan

dby

screen

.

]

First, touch from the standb

y

screen.

Touc

h

a

n

d

h

o

l

d

do

wn

.

]

S

elect t

o

c

h

oose

a

co

nt

ac

t. Y

ou

ca

n

c

hoose up to 6 contacts

f

or one pa

g

e.

Y

our

S

tandb

y

S

cree

n

39

Your

S

tandb

y

S

creen

]

If you want to delete a contact from this

screen, touc

h

.

]

T

ouc

h

to a

li

gn t

h

e contacts on t

h

e

screen.

n

Not

e

Touch

an

d

t

h

e contact w

ill

h

ave a s

li

g

h

t

shadow around it. I

f

you slightly shake or move

t

he phone, the contacts will float in the screen.

Touch again and the contacts will be fixed

and not be moved b

y

the

p

hone’s status.

40

Y

our

S

tandb

y

S

cree

n

]

T

ouc

h to

f

inish editin

g

the

C

ontacts on this screen. Then to access

y

our Contacts, simply touch on their

c

orrespondin

g

icon. Touch to call

,

to send a messa

g

e and t

o

c

h

ec

k

messa

g

es received

f

rom that person.

]

If you want to edit one of the Contacts,

touc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

t

h

e contact or t

h

e marg

i

n

space of the screen. It will turn to the Edit

screen.

S

hortcuts

A

dd

y

our favorite menu on the standb

y

s

creen

.

]

Touch and hold down an

y

of the items and

i

t will turn to the Edit

S

creen

.

]

T

ouc

h to add another a

pp

lication,

t

ouc

h to delete the a

pp

lication

f

rom

S

hortcuts

,

touch t

o

f

ini

s

h

.

41

Your

S

tandb

y

S

creen

Ann

u

n

c

i

a

t

o

r

With L

G

W370’s Annunciator,

y

ou can

q

u

i

c

kly

connect to t

h

e

M

us

i

c

Pl

a

y

er,

Bl

uetoot

h

s

erv

i

ce an

d

more

.

Touch the to

p

side of the standb

y

screen.

]

Y

ou can use

M

us

i

c

Pl

a

y

er to e

di

t a

pl

a

yli

st

or turn on

Bl

uetoot

h.

]

You can set your profile by touching

.

Y

ou can set your profile to Normal, Ring

a

nd Vibration, Ring after Vibration or

Silent and Vibration

.

]

To send a Text message, touch

.

T

o send a Mobile Email, touch

.

T

o check Voicemail, touch

.

]

To use IM, choose from

.

If

y

ou want to set an Alarm, touch

.

T

o view the

C

alendar and add new events,

t

ouc

h

.

42

Phone

D

ialin

g

Add

ress

B

oo

k

Recent

C

all

s

M

essa

g

in

g

M

o

bil

e

E

ma

il

IM

AT

&

T

G

P

S

YELL

O

WPA

G

E

S

.

COM

Multimedia

M

E

d

i

a

N

et

M

E

d

i

a

M

a

l

AT&T Music

CV

A

pp

lication

s

G

ames

C

amer

a

W

eb Pages

My Stuff

A

u

di

o

Pi

c

t

u

r

es

Vi

deo

T

oo

ls

C

alenda

r

Alarm

C

loc

k

C

alculato

r

M

or

e

Settings

C

al

l

D

ate

&

Tim

e

S

ound

Di

s

pl

a

y

T

ouch

Ph

o

n

e

Bl

uetoot

h

M

or

e

T

ouc

h

i

n t

h

e stan

dby

screen to o

p

en a

T

o

p

menu

.

From here you can access the following

m

enus:

Ph

on

e

,

M

u

l

t

i

me

dia

,

M

y

S

tuff an

d

S

etting

s

nu

T

re

e

M

e

43

ssag

i

ng

M

e

This menu includes functions related to

S

M

S

(

Short Message Service), MMS (Multimedia

M

essage Service), voice mail as well as the

networ

k'

s serv

i

ce messages

.

New Message

1.

I

n t

h

e stan

db

y screen, se

l

ect

.

2.

T

ouc

h

C

reate Messa

g

e

.

n

No

t

e

If

you attach a

g

raphic or an audio

f

ile while

w

ritin

g

a multimedia messa

g

e, the

f

ile loadin

g

ti

me can ta

k

e up to 5 secon

d

s.

Y

ou w

ill

not

b

e

able to activate any key during the

f

ile loading

t

ime. When the

f

ile loading is complete, you

will

b

e a

bl

e to wr

i

te a mu

l

t

i

me

di

a message.

Editin

g

a messa

ge

The following options are available when

Edi

t

i

ng a

M

essage

.

]

S

y

mbol

:

Y

ou can

i

nsert sym

b

o

l

s rang

i

ng

from sentence notes to emoticons. Touching

t

he

tw

i

ce, an

d

y

ou can se

l

ect t

h

e

s

y

m

b

o

l

s

y

ou want.

Y

ou can use

a

n

d

to scro

ll

t

h

roug

h

t

h

e var

i

ous pages

of s

y

mbols

.

M

essag

i

n

g

44

I

nserting Multimedia files in outgoing

m

essages

i

s easy.

P

ress t

h

e

b

utton

and select an option from below

:

]

Pi

cture

:

Y

ou can prev

i

ew t

h

e se

l

ecte

d

pi

cture.

T

ouc

h

to

i

nsert

t

h

e se

l

ecte

d

p

i

cture.

]

A

u

di

o: You can insert from your saved

Audio files

.

]

Vid

eo: You can insert from your saved

Vid

eo c

li

ps.

]

N

ew

Pi

cture

:

Y

ou can

i

nsert a new

i

mage

taken from the camera by touching

[

Ca

p

ture].

n

N

o

t

e

Re

f

er to pa

g

e 77

f

or camera options.

]

N

e

w A

ud

i

o:

Y

ou

ca

n r

eco

r

d

a

n

e

w

aud

i

o

c

lip by touchin

g

.

•

R

eco

r

d

M

ode

:

M

S

mode record

time is about 6 minutes and the

General mode provides a lon

g

er

r

ecordin

g

time

.

•

Q

uality

:

Set the audio quality to

Fine, Normal or Economy

.

•

Select Stora

g

e Defaults

:

You can

a

ssi

g

n the de

f

ault stora

g

e to Phone

Memory or Memory Card

.

]

N

ew

Vid

eo:

Y

ou can recor

d

a new v

id

eo.

Th

e opt

i

ons are s

i

m

il

ar to t

h

ose w

h

en

i

nsert

i

n

g

a

N

ew

Pi

cture

.

M

essag

i

ng

45

]

T

emplat

e

-

T

e

xt: You can easily insert

f

requently used

s

entences in the text messa

g

e

.

-

Mu

ltim

ed

i

a

: Preset multimedia templates

a

r

e

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

.

-

S

i

g

nature: Input your own created

s

i

g

nature. For

f

urther details, see pa

g

e 52

.

]

M

ore: Allows you to insert Sub

j

ect, vCard,

v

Calendar

,

vNote

,

vTask or Contact

.

n

No

t

e

v

Card, vCalendar, vNote, vTask and Contact are

created b

y

the Address Book, Calendar, Note

p

ad

and Tasks functions. Go to the correspondin

g

sec

ti

o

n

s

fo

r m

o

r

e

de

t

a

il

ed

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n.

U

sing Option

s

T

ouc

hto use the options below

.

•

Text Entry Settin

gs

-

T

ext

E

ntry

L

an

g

ua

g

e

:

All

ows you to

s

et the text entry lan

g

ua

g

e to En

g

lish,

Fran

ç

ais, Español or Korean.

-

S

how/Hide

C

andidate List

:

Wh

en

i

n

T

9

E

ntry

M

o

d

e, you can see t

h

e wor

d

can

did

ates as you type

.

-

S

how/Hide Next Wor

d

-

T

9

Di

ct

i

onary

:

H

ere you can a

dd/d

e

l

ete

/

r

eset/modi

f

y words to the T9 Dictionary

.

•

Delivery

Op

tion

s

-

D

e

li

very

R

ece

ip

t

:

If this is set to

On

in

thi

s menu, you can c

h

ec

k

w

h

et

h

er your

m

essage was sent successfully.

-

R

ea

d

R

ece

ip

t

:

You can set this to

O

n or

O

ff.

M

essag

i

n

g

46

•

S

ave to Drafts

:

S

aves the selected

m

essa

g

e to Dra

f

ts

.

•

Writing Font Size:

S

et the writin

g

Font

s

ize to Small, Medium and Lar

g

e

.

•

C

ancel Messa

g

e

:

Allows you to exit

t

he Messa

g

e without savin

g

your input

message.

S

endin

g

a Messa

g

e

A

f

ter completin

g

a messa

g

e usin

g

the

I

nsert

/

Op

tions

,

se

l

ect

S

end T

o

to sen

d

a messa

g

e

.

•

Enter the recipient(s). From , you can

c

h

oose an opt

i

on

i

tem

b

e

l

ow.

-

E

nter

N

um

b

er:

Y

ou can

i

nput t

h

e

r

ecipient(s) number using the Touch

keypad or Qwerty keypad

.

-

E

nter

E

ma

il

:

Y

ou can enter an

E

ma

il

a

ddress instead of a phone number.

-

C

aller

G

rou

p

s

:

Displays Contact Groups.

- Recent Messa

g

es

:

C

hoose a contact

f

rom recent messa

g

es

.

- Recent Calls

:

C

hoose a contact from

rece

nt

ca

ll

s.

- Delivery Options: Options of Delivery

Receipt

,

R

ead Receipt

,

Add

C

c

,

and

Add Bc

c

.

- Edit Messa

g

e

:

Go back to the messa

g

e

editin

g

mode

.

-

S

ave to Drafts:

S

aves the selected

messa

g

e to Dra

f

ts

.

- Text Entry

S

ettin

g

s

:

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows

y

ou to set t

h

e text entry

L

an

g

ua

g

e.

I

t a

l

so a

ll

ows you to

S

how/Hide

C

andidate

,

S

how/Hide Next Word an

d

a

ccess t

h

e

T

9

Di

ct

i

onar

y

to

d

e

l

ete

/

a

dd/

modi

f

y words.

-

C

ancel Messa

g

e

:

Y

ou can cance

l

t

h

e

messa

g

e

.

M

essag

i

ng

47

M

essa

g

e folders

The folder structure on

y

our L

G

W370 was

designed to be fast and easy to use

.

]

I

n

bo

x

:

All

t

h

e messsages you rece

i

ve are

pl

ace

d

i

nto

y

our

I

n

b

ox.

]

D

r

a

ft

s

: If

y

ou don’t have time to finish

w

riting a message, you can save what

y

ou’ve done so far here.

]

O

utbox: This is a temporary storage folder

w

here messages are stored while being

se

n

t.

n

Not

e

I

f you see the messa

g

e “No space for U

S

IM

m

essages

”

, t

h

en you s

h

ou

ld

d

e

l

ete some

m

essages from your Inbox. If you see the

m

essage “No space for messages”, then you

can delete either messages or saved files to

crea

t

e s

p

ace.

Inbox

Y

ou w

ill

b

e a

l

erte

d

w

h

en you rece

i

ve a

m

essa

g

e.

Th

ey w

ill

b

e store

d

i

n t

h

e

I

n

b

ox.

I

n

t

he Inbox, you can identi

f

y each messa

g

e by

icons. To reach the Inbox, from the Standby

s

creen

,

touc

h

an

d

touc

h

I

n

b

ox

.

The following options are available when you

s

e

l

ect a message an

d

touc

h

.

C

onversation View

Thi

s mo

d

e a

ll

ows you to v

i

ew a

ll

messages

w

i

t

h

eac

h

contact

i

n conversat

i

ona

l

or

d

er

.

C

hoose to see messages

i

n

d

eta

il

or

c

h

oose for the simple view.

M

essag

i

n

g

48

S

tandard Vie

w

The following options are available in

s

tan

d

ar

d

v

i

ew

:

]

Add

t

o

Add

r

ess

Book

:

You

ca

n

sa

v

e

t

he

sender's

p

hone number in the

C

ontact List

.

]

S

elect

S

lide: If the multimedia message

has more than one slide,

y

ou can select and

m

o

v

e

t

o

th

e

des

ir

ed

s

li

de.

]

Extr

ac

t D

a

t

a:

Y

ou

ca

n m

a

k

e

a

v

o

i

ce

ca

ll

o

r

send a message. You can save the number

As New contact or Updating Existing

.

]

Message Details

:

Y

ou

ca

n vi

e

w

i

n

f

ormation about received messages;

message Type,

S

ubject,

S

ender's address,

a

nd message Time.

The following Options are available in Inbox

folder

.

]

D

e

l

ete

:

Y

ou can p

i

c

k

a message an

d

e

l

ete

i

t.

]

S

tandard

/C

onversation View

:

Y

ou can

se

l

ect

b

etween t

h

e two v

i

ew

i

ng mo

d

es

.

]

S

ort By

:

Y

ou can sort a

ll

messages

b

y

N

ame,

Ti

t

l

e,

D

ate an

d

R

ea

d/U

nrea

d.

]

D

e

l

ete

All

R

ea

d

M

essages

:

Y

ou can

d

e

l

ete a

ll

rea

d

messages

.

Drafts

Y

ou can view the messages saved as drafts.

To see the Drafts folder, touch the . Quick

key from the Standby screen, then touch

Dra

f

t

s

.

M

essag

i

ng

49

Outbox

O

utbox is a temporary stora

g

e place for

m

essa

g

es wa

i

t

i

n

g

to

b

e sent.

Wh

en you press

th

e [SEND] key, you can make a call

t

o the number o

f

the recipient number o

f

the

s

e

l

ecte

d

messa

g

e

.

I

f the message is not sent from the Outbox,

you w

ill

rece

i

ve a soun

d

a

l

ert a

l

ong w

i

t

h

a Message Sending Failure notice on the

s

creen.

A

not

h

er attempt w

ill

b

e ma

d

e to

s

end the failed message and after two

unsuccessful attempts, the message will no

l

onger

b

e sent automat

i

ca

ll

y.

I

n or

d

er to sen

d

t

he message that has failed, you must touch

to resen

d

t

h

e message

.

After the maximum number of Send attempts

h

as

b

een reac

h

e

d

, t

h

e

S

end function has

f

ailed. If you were trying to send a text

m

essage, open t

h

e message an

d

c

h

ec

k

t

h

at

t

he Sending options are correct

.

O

utbox list will display messages in sending

f

ailed, sending or waiting, sent order. Touch

to use options available from Outbox list

.

]

De

l

e

t

e:

Deletes a messa

g

e you choose

.

]

Sort by: Sorts by name, title and date

.

]

De

l

e

t

e

All: Delete all messa

g

es

.

Th

ose opt

i

ons are ava

il

a

bl

e w

h

en you c

h

oose

a messa

g

e in Outbox

.

]

View

S

tatus

:

Shows messa

g

e status as

f

ailed

,

sent or error.

]

Edi

t

:

All

ows you to e

di

t t

h

e se

l

ecte

d

messa

g

e.

]

S

elect slide: I

f

the multimedia messa

g

e

h

as more t

h

an one s

lid

e, you can se

l

ect an

d

move to t

h

e

d

es

i

re

d

s

lid

e

.

]

Vi

ew

A

ttac

h

ment

:

View attachment of

t

h

e message

.

]

M

essa

g

e

D

eta

il

s

:

All

ows you to v

i

ew t

h

e

i

nformation on the message

.

M

essag

i

n

g

50

Voicemail

This menu provides you with a quick way o

f

accessin

g

your voice mailbox (if provided by

your network).

n

No

t

e

Please check with

y

our network service

p

rovider

f

or details o

f

their service in order to con

f

i

g

ure

t

he handset accordin

g

ly.

Message Settings

To configure

M

essaging setting

s

,

touch the

Quick key from the Standby screen, then

touc

h

M

essage Setting

s

.

M

essa

g

e Aler

t

You can set the

S

ounds and Alert T

yp

e here

.

S

ave t

o

C

hoose between Phone and

S

IM

C

ard to save

message.

Si

g

natur

e

This feature allows

y

ou to create

y

our Text

s

ignature. You can use symbols, templates

and contacts as part of the signature

.

Text Messa

ge

]

T

ext

T

em

pl

at

e

There are 6 predefined messages in the

li

st.

Y

ou can v

i

ew an

d

e

di

t t

h

e tem

pl

ate

m

essages or crea

t

e new ones.

The following options are available when

y

ou touc

h

.

-

A

dd

N

e

w

:

Allows

y

ou to create a new

tem

p

late.

-

D

e

l

e

t

e:

Allows

y

ou to delete the selected

template message.

-

D

e

l

e

t

e

All

:

Deletes all messages in the

fo

l

de

r.

To edit an existin

g

Template, touch it

(

to open

)

t

hen touch the text. The Edit Tem

p

late screen

will automaticall

y

o

p

en.

]

Message Subject

:

You can enter

S

M

S

ub

j

ect when this menu is

O

N. You can

s

wit

c

h

be

tw

ee

n

to

by dra

gg

in

g

it

f

rom le

f

t to ri

g

ht

.

]

I

nsert Signature

:

Insert si

g

nature you

c

r

ea

t

ed

.

M

essag

i

ng

51

M

ultimedia Messa

ge

]

M

u

l

t

i

me

di

a

T

em

pl

ates:

M

u

l

t

i

me

di

a

tem

pl

ates are ava

il

a

bl

e an

d

can

b

e create

d

h

ere.

]

P

r

i

or

i

t

y:

Y

ou can c

h

oose to set t

h

e

p

r

i

or

i

t

y

of the message.

]

Message Subject

:

Y

ou

ca

n

e

nt

e

r th

e

MM

S

ubject when this option is

.

You

ca

n

s

wit

c

h

be

tw

ee

n

to

b

y

d

ragging it from left to right

.

]

V

alidit

y

Period

:

Thi

s

n

e

tw

o

rk

se

rvi

ce

a

llows you to decide how long your

multimedia messages will be stored at the

message cen

t

er.

]

Send Delivery Receipt

:

Allows

y

ou to

send a deliver

y

confirmation mail for a

Multimedia Message

.

]

Send Read Receipt

:

Allows

y

ou to send

a

messa

g

e read confirmation mail for a

Multimedia Messa

g

e

.

]

D

ownload Option

s

-

D

o

wnl

oad

With

ou

t A

s

k

:

All

o

w

s

Multimedia Messa

g

es to be downloaded

automatically.

-

Ask Always

:

Y

ou

ca

n

do

wnl

oad

a

m

ultimedia messa

g

e manually.

-

Discard

:

Used when the user re

j

ects

download o

f

the Multimedia Messa

g

e

.

]

Messa

g

e

C

enter

:

The details

f

or the

M

u

l

t

i

me

di

a

g

ateway are pre-

l

oa

d

e

d

onto

y

our

h

an

d

set an

d

s

h

ou

ld

not

b

e c

h

an

g

e

d.

V

o

i

cema

il

N

um

b

e

r

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows you to set t

h

e vo

i

cema

il

center number i

f

this

f

eature is supported by

AT

&

T. Please check with AT

&

T for details of

t

heir service in order to con

f

i

g

ure the handset

correct

l

y.

S

ervice Messag

e

You can set the Service option to determine

w

h

et

h

er or not you w

ill

rece

i

ve serv

i

ce

m

essa

g

es

.

M

essag

i

n

g

52

IM

The Instant Messa

g

in

g

f

eature can only

be used with the support o

f

the network

o

perator or commun

i

t

i

es suc

h

as

AIM

®

,

Wi

n

d

ows

Li

ve

™

an

d

Y

a

h

oo

!

®

M

essen

g

er.

F

or

I

nstant

M

essa

gi

n

g

users, a va

lid

U

ser

ID

an

d

P

asswor

d

w

ill

b

e requ

i

re

d

i

n or

d

er to

l

o

gi

n

an

d

exc

h

an

g

e messa

g

es as we

ll

as c

h

ec

ki

n

g

th

e on

li

ne status

.

To access the IM

f

eatur

e

1.

T

ouc

h

an

d

touc

h

.

2.

Y

ou can see ava

il

a

bl

e

IM

c

li

ents.

Th

e menu

i

tems

b

e

l

ow m

i

g

h

t not appear as not a

ll

IM

c

ommun

i

t

i

es support t

h

e var

i

ous opt

i

ons.

I

n a

ddi

t

i

on, t

h

e menu str

i

ngs may appear

d

ifferently. This depends on the selected

IM

commun

i

t

i

es.

Th

e

k

eywor

d

s suc

h

as

User ID, Login and

C

ontact will be used as

g

enera

l

terms

i

n

IM

menus accor

di

ng to

t

h

e current

l

y se

l

ecte

d

commun

i

t

i

es suc

h

a

s

AIM

®

,

Wi

n

d

ows

Li

ve

™

an

d

Y

a

h

oo

!

®

M

essenge

r

O

ffline Men

u

S

ign I

n

This allows users to login by filling in the User

ID

a

n

d

P

ass

w

o

r

d.

n

Not

e

O

nce the User ID and Password are saved, you

will

not

b

e requ

i

re

d

to type t

h

em

i

n aga

i

n

d

ur

i

ng

t

he Login process. This feature is optional

.

S

aved

C

onversation

s

Thi

s

i

s w

h

ere a user can v

i

ew save

d

conversat

i

ons

.

]

O

ffline

C

onversations

:

Thi

s

i

s w

h

ere a

user can view offline conversations

.

S

ettin

g

s/Preferences

]

S

et

S

ound

:

All

ows you to turn a

l

erts

O

n

/O

ff for a Contact when they have

a

ct

i

v

i

ty on t

h

e

i

r sess

i

on

.

]

N

etwor

k:

Y

ou ma

y

c

h

ec

k

y

our

N

etwor

k

Profiles or Server Address information

.

M

essag

i

ng

53

IM Inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n

This displays the Instant Messaging

C

lient

I

nformation such as

C

lient Name and Version

N

um

b

er.

O

nline Menu

/

1-t

o

-1

co

nv

e

r

sa

ti

on

After a successful Login, a list of contacts

with Screen Names will a

pp

ear on the screen.

T

ouc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

eac

h

i

tem,

i

t w

ill

s

h

ow var

i

ous

m

enu

p

o

p

u

p

.

G

eneral O

p

tion

s

T

ouc

h

.

]

My Status: Allows you to set your status

to Available, Busy or Invisible

.

M

essag

i

n

g

54

]

Add a Contact

:

Thi

s

adds

a

n

e

w

co

nt

ac

t

to the selected contacts list

;

contacts are

sea

r

c

h

ed

o

n th

e

bas

i

s

of

Em

a

il A

dd

r

ess

.

Fir

s

t N

a

m

e

o

r L

as

t N

a

m

e.

]

Send Messa

g

e to: Allows you to send a

messa

g

e to someone by inputtin

g

an email

a

ddress

.

]

Block List

:

Displays the list o

f

all blocked

C

ontacts.

]

Saved Conversations

:

This is where a

user can view saved conversations

.

]

S

ettin

g

s

:

-

Di

s

pl

ay

N

am

e

- My

S

tatus

:

All

ows you to set your status

to

A

va

il

a

bl

e,

B

usy or

I

nv

i

s

ible

-

O

ffline

C

ontact

s

-

S

et

S

ound

:

Allows you to turn on/off

a

n alert for the Contact when they have

a

ct

i

v

i

ty on t

h

e

i

r sess

i

o

n

- Auto

S

i

g

n In

T

ouc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

a conversat

i

on

.

]

End Conversation

:

Thi

s

c

l

oses

th

e

se

l

ec

t

ed

co

nv

e

r

sa

ti

o

n. If

a

n

u

nkn

o

wn

c

ontact was selected, that contact is

de

l

e

t

ed.

]

Block

/

Unblock Contact

:

This allows

y

ou

to block/unblock the selected

C

onversations

C

ontact.

]

Contact Info: This allows

y

ou to view the

U

ser ID and

S

tatus Text information

.

M

essag

i

ng

55

T

ouc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

t

h

e contact

Li

st

.

]

Re

f

resh

:

This refreshes the current

i

nformation on the contacts within the list

.

T

ouc

h

an

d

h

o

ld

a contact

.

]

D

elete Contact

:

Thi

s

de

l

e

t

es

th

e

se

l

ec

t

ed

C

ontact.

]

Move Contact

:

Allows

y

ou to move a

C

ontact to another

C

ontact List

.

]

B

lock/Unblock Contact: This allows

y

ou

to block/unblock a conversation with the

selected

C

ontact

.

]

Contact Info: This allows

y

ou to view

i

nformation. It

p

rovides User ID,

S

tatus Text

.

M

essag

i

n

g

56

M

enu o

p

tions available in the

C

onversation scree

n

]

I

nsert: You can insert a

Sy

mbol, Tem

p

late

a

n

d

emot

i

cons

i

n t

h

e conversat

i

on screen.

T

his feature is accessed by pressing the

left soft ke

y.

]

Back to

C

ontacts:

Thi

s

b

r

i

ngs t

h

e screen

b

ac

k

to t

h

e contacts

.

]

M

y

C

ommunities: Dis

p

la

y

s the list of

E

ma

il

p

rov

id

ers

.

]

Block

/

Unblock

C

ontact:

Thi

s a

ll

ows

y

ou

to

bl

oc

k/

un

bl

oc

k

a conversat

i

on w

i

t

h

t

h

e

selected

C

ontact.

]

Add to

C

ontact List

:

Allows

y

ou to add

the person you are currently having a

c

onversation with to a

C

ontact List

.

]

S

ave

C

onversation:

S

tores the currentl

y

ac

tiv

e

co

nv

e

r

sa

ti

o

n

.

]

E

nd

C

onversation:

T

hi

s

e

n

ds

th

e

ac

tiv

e

co

nv

e

r

sa

ti

o

n

a

n

d

c

l

ea

r

s

th

e

co

nv

e

r

sa

ti

o

n

bu

ff

e

r.

]

Settin

g

s

:

- Display Nam

e

- My Status

:

Allows you to set your status

to Available, Busy or Invisible

.

-

O

ffline

C

ontact

s

-

S

et

S

ound

:

Allows you to turn on/o

ff

a

n alert for the Contact when they have

a

ct

i

v

i

ty on t

h

e

i

r sess

i

on

.

- Auto

S

i

g

n In

]

T

ext

E

ntry

M

o

d

e: Sets the text input mode

such as abc

,

Abc

,

ABC

,

T9 abc

,

T9 Abc

,

T9

AB

C

and 123

.

]

T

ext Entry Mode

S

ettin

g

s

:

Thi

s se

l

ects

t

h

e

T

9 pre

di

ct

i

ve mo

d

e

L

anguage.

Thi

s

f

eature also allows you to turn T9 mode on

or off, and to access the T9 Dictionary, Text

E

ntry

L

anguage

.

]

Mi

n

i

m

i

ze

:

Mi

n

i

m

i

zes t

h

e

IM

w

i

n

d

ow an

d

returns to stan

db

y mo

d

e

.

]

S

i

g

n

O

ut

:

Thi

s

b

eg

i

ns t

h

e

l

ogout process

.

M

essag

i

ng

57

n

Not

e

•

I

n t

h

e conversat

i

on w

i

n

d

ow, you can use t

h

e

up/down

Q

werty keys to scroll through the

conversat

i

on

.

•

The maximum number of characters

supported by a messa

g

e is 800 characters, for

receivin

g

, and 127 characters for sendin

g.

•

The current in

f

ormation mi

g

ht not update

in real time so the "Re

f

resh List"/"Re

f

resh

C

ontact” option can be used for the most up

to

da

t

e

s

t

a

t

us

.

Mobile Email

M

o

bil

e

E

ma

il

a

ll

ows you to access your

Yahoo! Mail

,

AOL Mail

,

AIM Mail

,

Windows

L

ive Hotmail

,

AT&T Yahoo!

,

BellSouth Mail

and Other providers accounts on your phone.

S

o, now you can quickly and easily check your

e

mail while you are away

f

rom your computer.

To Set Up Mobile Emai

l

]

Open Mobile Email

:

From the standby

screen

,

Touch

,

and touch .

]

Select an Email Provider

:

T

ouc

h th

e

email provider you wish to use

.

]

Read and Acce

p

t the Terms o

f

Us

e

]

L

o

g

In

1.

Hi

g

hli

g

ht the ID entry

f

ield, touch and

th

en type

i

n your ex

i

st

i

n

g

ema

il

ID.

2.

Touch the Password

f

ield, to hi

g

hli

g

ht it,

an

d

enter your passwor

d

.

Q

uick Ti

p:

Y

our passwor

d

i

s case

s

ens

i

t

i

ve.

P

ress t

h

e

b

utton on t

h

e

k

eypa

d

to c

h

ange to

l

ower case or upper

case

.

3.

T

o save your passwor

d

scro

ll

d

own to

R

emem

b

er

M

e an

d

press

d

own on t

h

e

s

e

l

ect to c

h

ec

k

t

h

e

b

ox.

4.

S

elect

S

i

g

n I

n

.

M

essagin

g

58

]

Op

ening an Email

:

J

ust scro

ll

d

own an

d

p

ress on t

h

e su

bj

ect

li

ne to

highligh

t t

h

e

messa

g

e you want to open, t

h

en press

ag

a

i

n to open t

h

e messa

g

e.

Wh

en t

h

e

ema

il

i

s open, se

l

ect

Op

tions to rep

l

y,

fo

rw

a

r

d

o

r

de

l

e

t

e.

]

D

e

l

et

i

n

g

an

E

ma

il:

S

croll down to the

ema

il

you want to

d

e

l

ete, touc

h

t

h

e su

bj

ect

li

ne to

highligh

t

i

t, press

Op

tions

,

an

d

t

h

en

D

e

l

ete.

59

&

T GPS AT

&

T

ouc

h, then touch

.

The AT

&

T Navigator application on your

device uses

G

P

S

p

osition determination

t

echnology and access to your carrier’s data

network to provide you with driving directions

and a host of other services, including

:

]

G

P

S

navigation that gives you turn-by-turn

d

irections to an

y

destination address in

the continental United

S

tates. If

y

ou miss

a

turn or get off-track, AT

&

T Navigator

w

ill calculate a new route for

y

ou. You can

enter a destination address by using AT

&

T

N

avigator’s automatic voice recognition

system or by typing on the device’s keypad

.

]

Audio and visual traffic alerts while drivin

g

or viewin

g

maps, as well as traffic re

-

r

outin

g

capabilities to minimize delays on

y

our tri

p.

]

A Search feature that allows you to find

b

usinesses or points of interest near your

c

urrent

l

ocat

i

on, an a

i

rport, a waypo

i

nt, or

a

ny ot

h

er entere

d

a

dd

ress.

Y

ou can rea

d

r

atings and reviews for businesses and

easily call the business that you have found

to check on the availability of an item or to

ma

k

e a reservat

i

on.

Y

ou can nav

i

gate to t

h

e

b

us

i

ness

l

ocat

i

on now or save t

h

e a

dd

ress

for later use

.

]

Ma

p

s of the area around

y

our current

l

ocat

i

on, aroun

d

a mar

k

e

d

wa

yp

o

i

nt, or

a

roun

d

an a

dd

ress t

h

at

y

ou

h

a

d

p

rev

i

ous

ly

entered. You can pan the map (adjust left,

r

ight, up, or down) and zoom in or out.

Y

ou can a

l

so mar

k

a

p

o

i

nt un

d

er t

h

e cursor

a

s a wa

yp

o

i

nt

.

]

A

compass-

lik

e

i

n

di

cator present

i

ng your

d

irection of travel, location, and s

p

eed

.

A

T

&

T

G

P

S

60

]

Th

e a

bili

ty to persona

li

ze your app

li

cat

i

on

p

references by selecting U.S. customary

or metric distance units, the language for

a

u

dibl

e gu

id

ance, an

d

so on

.

You can also use many of AT&T Navigator’s

f

eatures on the TeleNav website, such as

getting driving directions (Route Planning) and

using the Search function to find businesses,

churches, schools, and government offices.

Y

ou can a

l

so use t

h

e

T

e

l

e

N

av we

b

s

i

te to a

dd

an a

dd

ress to your

M

y

F

avor

i

tes

li

st, manage

y

our

My

F

avor

i

tes an

d

R

ecent

Pl

aces

li

sts, an

d

s

ho

p

at the TeleNav Store

.

n

Not

e

For best

G

P

S

performance

•

In order to improve

G

P

S

antenna sensitivity,

do not cover the GPS antenna area of the

device.

•

Your GPS antenna sensitivity mi

g

ht be

w

eakened i

f

you are in a hi

g

h risin

g

buildin

g

,

un

d

er

g

roun

d

, or

l

ocat

i

on surroun

d

e

d

b

y meta

l

o

r

co

n

c

r

e

t

e.

•

U

se near the window indoors for better

G

P

S

antenna sens

i

t

i

v

i

ty

.

•

For batter

y

durabilit

y

,

p

lease use vehicle

p

ower ada

p

ter in

y

our car

.

•

It could take 2~3 minutes to

g

et your GPS

p

osition dependin

g

on the condition o

f

the

e

nv

i

r

o

nm

e

nt

o

r n

e

tw

o

r

k

.

61

L

LOWPAGES.COM

Y

E

L

T

ouc

h, then touch

.

U

nleash the

p

ower of YELL

O

WPA

G

E

S

.

CO

M

local search on

y

our mobile

p

hone.

F

ind a business, get maps and directions,

and save your favorites: our mobile app gives

y

ou what

y

ou need, whenever and wherever

y

ou need it

.

]

S

earch for local businesses.

]

View ratin

g

s and call businesses.

]

S

ave businesses for future access.

]

G

et ma

p

s and view ste

p

-b

y

-ste

p

directions

.

*

For more information

,

refer to

www.yellowpages.com

ypg

62

dia

Ne

t

ME

MEdia Net

Thi

s

b

rowser connects you to t

h

e

h

omepa

g

e,

which is de

f

ined in the activated account.

The default account connects to AT

&

T’s

h

omepa

g

e.

Thi

s menu s

h

ows

h

ow to access t

h

e

I

nternet

b

y

l

aunc

hi

n

g

t

h

e

WAP

b

rowser.

M

Edia Net is one o

f

the services provided by

AT&T and it

g

ives you access to all the cool

thi

n

g

s you can

d

o w

i

t

h

your w

i

re

l

ess p

h

one.

n

No

t

e

C

heck the availability of WAP services, pricin

g

and tari

ff

s with

y

our network o

p

erator and/or

th

e serv

i

ce

p

rov

id

er w

h

ose serv

i

ce

y

ou w

i

s

h

t

o use. Service providers will also

g

ive you

i

n

s

tr

uc

t

io

n

s

o

n

ho

w t

o

use

t

hei

r

se

rv

ices.

Pl

ease contact your serv

i

ce prov

id

er to open an

I

nternet account.

To launch the browser in Standby mode, touch

t

he Quick key t

h

en c

h

oose t

h

e ta

b

.

T

ouc

h

.

O

nce connected, the homepage is displayed.

T

o ex

i

t t

h

e

b

rowser at any t

i

me, press t

h

e

k

ey.

Me

n

us

f

o

r th

e

Br

o

w

ser

Y

ou can surf the Internet using either the

t

ouc

h

screen or t

h

e

q

wert

yk

e

y

p

a

d

s

.

U

sin

g

the WAP Browser Men

u

U

s

i

ng t

h

e

B

rowser

T

oo

l

B

a

r

B

oo

k

mar

k

Zoo

m

R

efresh/Sto

p

Bac

k

F

orwar

d

]

B

ac

k

:

Moves to the previous pa

g

e

.

]

F

o

rw

a

r

d

:

Moves to the next pa

g

e

.

]

Refresh/Stop

:

Loads the current pa

g

e

ag

ain. When a pa

g

e is loadin

g

, press to

stop loadin

g

the current pa

g

e

.

MEdia

Net

63

]

Boo

km

a

rk

s

:

Takes

y

ou to

y

our

Bookmark menu. Holdin

g

down this key

w

ill add the current pa

g

e to your saved

B

oo

km

a

rk

s.

]

Zoo

m

:

Displays the Zoom bar to Zoom

i

n and out while browsin

g.

O

nce you are connected to the Internet, the

f

ollowin

g

menu options are available as

buttons or throu

g

h the Options menu

:

n

N

ot

e

I

f you are browsing the Internet in Landscape

m

ode,

y

ou can access the O

p

tions Menu b

y

t

appin

g

any part of the browser screen that

does

n

o

t

co

nt

a

in

a

link

.

]

H

o

m

e:

Moves to the initial homepage

.

]

Windows:

C

reate, manage or view

d

iff

e

r

e

nt

b

r

o

w

se

r win

do

w

s

. Thi

s

a

ll

o

w

s

y

ou to access multiple web pages

simultaneousl

y

.

]

Enter

U

RL

:

C

onnects to the s

p

ecific URL

a

fter editing

.

]

Boo

km

a

rk

s:

Y

ou

ca

n

add

o

r

sa

v

e

th

e

c

urrent pa

g

e to Bookmark or view the list

sa

v

ed

u

n

de

r B

oo

km

a

rk.

]

V

iew Full Screen/View Normal Screen:

Hold your phone horizontally and you can

v

iew

f

ull screen, I

f

you hold the phone

v

ertically, you can view normal screen

.

]

Search Text

:

Y

ou

ca

n

sea

r

c

h th

e

t

e

xt wh

a

t

y

ou want to

f

ind

.

]

Recent Pa

g

es

:

You can mana

g

e the list o

f

the Internet pa

g

es you visited

.

]

S

ettin

g

s

:

All

ows you to set opt

i

ons suc

h

as

Full Screen View

,

Cache

,

Cookie and other

Browser Settin

g

s

.

]

Hel

p

: Help

f

or browser menu and option

s

]

E

x

i

t:

E

x

i

t

b

rowse

r

64

dia

Mall

ME

To launch MEdia Mall while in the Standby

s

creen, touch the Quick key

,

touc

h

ta

b

an

d

t

h

en touc

h

.

Ringtones

This menu option connects to AT&T’s rin

g

tone

d

own

l

oa

d

s

i

te

.

n

No

t

e

A

dditional charges may incur when

downloadin

g

rin

g

tones. Contact AT&T for

add

iti

o

n

a

l in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

.

Games

This menu option connects to AT

&

T’s game

do

wnl

oad

s

it

e

. Thi

s

a

ll

o

w

s

use

r

s

t

o

do

wnl

oad

t

he various games by connecting to the

I

nt

e

rn

e

t.

n

Not

e

Addi

t

i

ona

l

c

h

ar

g

es may

i

ncur w

h

en

downloading games.

C

ontact AT

&

T for

add

iti

o

n

a

l in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

.

Color Graphics

This menu option connects to AT&T’s

g

raphics

d

own

l

oa

d

s

i

te.

n

No

t

e

A

dditional charges may incur when

downloadin

g

raphics. Contact AT&T for

add

iti

o

n

a

l inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n

.

Multimedia Store

This allows

y

ou to connect to AT

&

T’s

mul

t

i

m

edia

do

wn

load

si

t

e.

n

Not

e

Addi

t

i

ona

l

c

h

ar

g

es may

i

ncur w

h

en

downloadin

g

multimedia contents.

C

ontact

A

T

&

T for additional information

.

MEdia

Mall

65

Cool Tools/Apps

This menu option connects to AT&T’s

app

li

cat

i

on

d

own

l

oa

d

s

i

te.

Thi

s a

ll

ows users

t

o

d

own

l

oa

d

t

h

e var

i

ous app

li

cat

i

ons

b

y

connect

i

n

g

to t

h

e

I

nternet.

n

No

t

e

A

dditional charges may incur when

d

ownloadin

g

applications. Contact AT&T for

add

iti

o

n

a

l in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n.

Videos

This menu o

p

tion connects to AT

&

T’s video

do

wn

load

si

t

e.

n

Not

e

Addi

t

i

ona

l

c

h

ar

g

es may

i

ncur w

h

en

d

ownloadin

g

applications.

C

ontact AT

&

T for

add

iti

o

n

a

l in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n.

MEdia Net Home

Thi

s connects to t

h

e

h

omepa

g

e, w

hi

c

h

i

s

de

f

ined in the activated account. The de

f

ault

account connects to AT&T’s homepa

g

e.

66

&

T Music AT

&

Music Player

To launch AT&T Music while in Standby

m

ode, touch the Quick key

,

touc

h

ta

b

an

d

t

h

en touc

h

.

]

All

S

on

g

s

:

Y

ou can v

i

ew a

ll

t

h

e son

g

s

i

n

y

our mus

i

c

lib

rary.

]

Pl

ay

li

sts:

Y

ou can ma

k

e your own p

l

ay

li

sts

.

]

A

rt

i

sts:

S

hows the list of artists of all the

son

g

s

i

n your mus

i

c

lib

rary, an

d

s

h

ows a

ll

t

h

e son

g

s

b

y a c

h

osen art

i

st

.

]

Alb

ums

:

S

hows the list of albums of all the

songs

i

n your mus

i

c

lib

rary, an

d

s

h

ows a

ll

t

h

e songs on a c

h

osen a

lb

um.

]

G

enres

:

Shows the list of genres of all the

songs

i

n your mus

i

c

lib

rary, an

d

s

h

ows a

ll

songs of a specific genre

.

]

S

huffle songs

:

Y

ou can v

i

ew a

ll

t

h

e songs

i

n your music library with shuffle

.

n

Not

e

C

opyri

g

hts of music files may be protected by

copyr

i

g

h

t an

d

i

nte

ll

ectua

l

property

l

aws.

Pl

ease

ensure t

h

at you a

dh

ere to t

h

e app

li

ca

bl

e

T

erms

of Use of materials laws prior to downloading

or copying files

.

P

layin

g

Musi

c

T

o

li

sten to mus

i

c

i

n your p

h

one or t

h

e

xternal memory, follow these quick easy

s

teps

:

1.

From the Standby screen, touch t

h

en

open t

h

e

M

u

l

t

i

me

di

a ta

b

y touc

hi

ng

.

2.

Th

en touc

h

.

A

T

&

T Musi

c

67

3.

S

elect Music Pla

y

er to view

y

our o

p

tions.

Y

ou can select from All

S

on

g

s, Playlists,

A

rtists, Albums,

G

enres and

S

huffle son

g

s

t

o select your Music. The Now Playin

g

m

enu will be onl

y

available when music

is playin

g.

]

T

ouc

h

t

h

e song you w

i

s

h

to p

l

ay.

]

T

ouc

h

to pause t

h

e se

l

ecte

d

song.

Whil

e p

l

ay

i

ng, touc

h

to a

dj

ust t

h

e

v

o

l

ume.

T

ouc

h

an

d

to s

ki

p to

t

h

e next song or prev

i

ous song

.

]

T

ouc

h

to

Mi

n

i

m

i

ze t

h

e mus

i

c

pl

a

y

er

a

nd access other

p

hone functions while

mus

i

c

i

s p

l

ay

i

ng.

n

Not

e

Fil

es un

d

er 300

kb

may not

b

e

di

sp

l

aye

d

i

n t

hi

s

f

unction and may be categorized as Ringtones.

Addi

ng

M

us

i

c

T

o

Y

our

H

an

d

se

t

M

usic

f

iles can be added to your handset by

usin

g

one or more o

f

the

f

ollowin

g

methods

:

]

Download music and rin

g

tones over the

A

T&T network directly to your device via

the Shop Music link in the AT&T Music

Folder or the Rin

g

tones link in the AT&T

MEdia Mall

f

older

.

]

From your existin

g

di

g

ital media collection

on your PC via Windows Medi

a

®

Player

a

nd/or Windows Explorer

.

]

From your PC usin

g

other music subscription

services, such as Napster or eMusic

.

A

T

&

T Musi

c

68

P

urchasin

g

and downloadin

g

M

usic directl

y

to

y

our Device

1.

T

ouc

h

t

h

en touc

h

.

2.

T

ouc

h

.

3.

Select

S

ho

p

Musi

c

.

4.

N

av

i

gate t

h

e

S

ho

p

Music page to

d

own

l

oa

d

to

d

ay

’

s

h

ottest mus

i

c, r

i

ngtones

a

n

d

ot

h

er

p

ersona

li

ze

d

content

di

rect

ly

to

y

our

ph

one

.

n

N

o

t

e

S

ome sites are data intensive

(

i.e.

p

reviews via

streamin

g)

so the user should be enrolled in an

unlimited data plan be

f

ore using these services

t

o avo

id

per-use

d

ata c

h

arges

.

n

No

t

e

A

dditional charges may apply when

downloadin

g

music, rin

g

tones etc.

Transferrin

g

Music usin

g

your

PC

B

efore You

G

et

S

tarte

d

To transfer music from

y

our PC to

y

our device,

you will need the following

:

]

Wi

n

d

ows

M

e

di

a

®

Pla

y

er 10 (or above) or

other digital music management software

suc

h

as

N

a

p

ster or e

M

us

i

c

]

A micro

S

D™ card

*

(

su

pp

orts u

p

to 16GB cards

)

]

U

S

B data cable

*

micro

S

D™ card and U

S

B data cable sold

separately; go to att.com/wireless for

d

eta

il

s

.

n

N

o

t

e

Thi

s

d

ev

i

ce

i

s not compat

ibl

e w

i

t

h

iT

unes an

d/

or

i

T

u

n

es

f

il

es

.

A

T

&

T Musi

c

69

Transferrin

g

Music from the

Di

g

ital Music Servic

e

1.

Using your computer, open your preferred

P

C music management client

.

2.

D

own

l

oa

d

t

h

e se

l

ecte

d

song to your

lib

rary.

3.

Make sure the microSD™ card is inserted

p

ro

p

er

ly

i

nto t

h

e

h

an

d

set

.

4.

Use the USB ada

p

ter cable to connect the

h

andset to the PC. When

y

ou tr

y

to connect

h

andset on

y

our PC, the handset dis

p

la

y

s

“

Connecting as Music Sync...”

.

5.

O

nce the U

S

B connection has been

e

sta

bli

s

h

e

d

, t

h

e

h

an

d

set

di

s

pl

a

y

s

“C

onnected as Music

Sy

nc Mode. Do

n

ot disconnect during transfer.“ and the

com

p

uter screen then shows the L

G

W370

device. If the detection does not occur, ski

p

t

o

C

hanging U

S

B

C

onnection

S

etting

s

ect

i

on on page 71

.

6.

F

o

ll

ow t

h

e

i

nstruct

i

on

i

n t

h

e program to

t

ransfer music to

y

our handset

.

n

Not

e

I

f you have a U

S

B hub, connect the handset

di

rect

l

y to your computer rat

h

er t

h

an t

h

roug

h

th

e

h

u

b

.

Trans

f

erring Music using

Wi

n

d

ows

M

e

di

a

Pl

aye

r

1

.

Open Windows Media

®

Player on your

c

omputer

(

version 10.0 or hi

g

her

).

2.

Use the USB adapter cable to connect the

h

andset to the PC. When you try to connect

h

andset on your PC, the handset displays

“Connectin

g

as Music Sync...”

.

3.

O

nce the

US

B connection has been

e

stablished, the handset displays

“Connected as Music Sync Mode. Do

n

ot disconnect durin

g

trans

f

er.“ and the

c

omputer screen then shows the LG

G

W370 device

.

A

T

&

T Musi

c

70

n

Not

e

If

the tar

g

et computer does not detect the

new

l

y connecte

d

h

an

d

set or prov

id

e an

MTP

Player dialog window on the P

C

screen, skip to

C

hanging USB Connection Settings sect

i

on

on page

71

.

4.

F

rom w

i

t

hi

n t

h

e

Wi

n

d

ows

M

e

dia

®

Player application, click on the Sync tab.

P

rev

i

ous

l

y

d

own

l

oa

d

e

d

songs are t

h

en

l

isted on the left side of the application

.

5.

Choose the destination location for the

media files. The LG GW370 Music Sync

Pl

ayer appears

i

n a

d

rop-

d

own

li

st on t

h

e

r

ight side of the screen

.

n

N

o

t

e

If

there are no items

p

resent in the

p

la

y

list,

c

li

c

k

t

h

e

Edi

t

Pl

ay

li

st

b

utton an

d

b

e

gi

n a

ddi

n

g

t

he music

f

iles

f

rom among the various media

categor

i

es

.

6.

Click on the checkmark boxes

(

to the left of

the son

g

entry

)

to select the son

g

you want

to synchronize to your handset

.

7

.

C

lick the

S

tart

Sy

nc button to download the

selected son

g

s to your handset.

A

“synchronization in pro

g

ress” messa

g

e

a

ppears on the application. Do not unplu

g

the handset durin

g

this process.

O

nce

c

omplete, the pro

g

ress bar will disappear.

8.

It is now safe to unplu

g

the USB connector

f

r

o

m th

e

h

a

n

dse

t

.

D

rag an

d

D

rop

M

us

i

c

U

s

i

ng

L

G GW370 As A Mass Storage

D

e

vi

ce

1.

Make sure the micro

S

D™ card is inserted

p

ro

p

erl

y

into the headset.

2.

C

onnect the device to a P

C

usin

g

a

L

G

W370 U

S

B data cable.

3.

A bubble ma

y

a

pp

ear on the P

C

, “Found

N

ew Hardware L

G

U

S

B Modem”

.

4

.

Access M

y

C

om

p

uter on the P

C.

A

T

&

T Musi

c

71

5.

The

p

hone’s memor

y

card will be listed

u

nder “Devices with Removable

S

tora

g

e” in

t

he same location as an o

p

tical drive

.

n

N

ot

e

The P

C

will automatically assign a drive letter.

7.

File explore in a new window

f

or desired

m

usic

f

iles.

8.

D

ra

g

an

d

rop t

h

e

d

es

i

re

d

mus

i

c content

from the PC window to the “Stora

g

e Card”

w

i

n

d

ow

.

9.

Disconnect the device from the cable.

10

.

A

ccess t

h

e

M

us

i

c

Pl

ayer on t

h

e p

h

one

.

n

No

t

e

If

the tar

g

et computer does not detect the

newly connected handset as Mass Stora

g

e,

skip to Chan

g

in

g

USB Connection Settin

g

s

sec

t

io

n

belo

w.

C

han

g

in

g

USB Connection

Settin

gs

1.

T

ouc

h

an

d

touc

h

t

h

e ta

b

.

2.

T

ouc

h

.

3.

Select

C

onnection

.

4.

T

ouc

h

US

B

C

onnection Mod

e

.

5.

Touch Music Sync (if using Windows

M

e

dia

®

Pl

ayer or ot

h

er

Di

g

i

ta

l

M

us

i

c

S

ervices) or Mass Storage (if you are going

t

o drag or drop files).

6.

Reconnect the device to a P

C.

Deletin

g

Music File

s

The following are the three options available

t

o delete Music from

y

our Phone

:

1.

Delete a file using Mass

S

torage, but not

u

sing Music sync function

.

2.

Delete a file by directly inserting the

m

icro

S

D™ external memor

y

onto the P

C.

3.

Delete a file using delete function on the

p

hone

.

A

T

&

T Musi

c

72

n

Not

e

If

you delete a playlist

f

rom the phone, the

songs

i

n t

h

e p

l

ay

li

st w

ill

not

b

e remove

d

an

d

remain in All songs

f

older.

Do your file operations like Delete, Move and

C

opy using Music

S

ync.

n

No

t

e

Be aware that all of the existin

g

data will be

erased on microSD™ card if

y

ou use the below

process

.

•

Use the

S

ettin

g

s > Phone > Reset

S

ettin

g

s >

M

aster

C

lear > Memory

C

ard function in the

S

ettings menu

.

•

Format external memory using Mass Storage

.

Additional Music Services

There may be other AT&T music applications

p

reloaded or available for your phone that

a

ll

ow you to

:

]

Identify the name, artist and album to a

song from a song sample

.

]

Listen to the latest Hip Hop, R&B, Rock,

J

azz, or Country streamin

g

commercial-free

ra

di

o c

h

anne

l

s, anyw

h

ere you

g

o

.

]

Vi

ew t

h

e

l

atest mus

i

c v

id

eos

.

]

View music news and in

f

ormation

.

]

Cut custom-made ringtones from the

f

avorite parts of your favorite songs, etc

.

n

No

t

e

Some sites are data intensive

(

i.e.

p

reviews via

s

treamin

g)

so the user should be enrolled in an

unlimited data plan be

f

ore usin

g

these services

t

o avo

id

per-use

d

ata c

h

ar

g

es.

n

N

ot

e

A

dditional charges may apply for downloading

content or use of these services

.

73

CV

T

ouc

h

, t

h

en c

h

oose t

h

eta

b

.

T

ouc

h

.

C

V brings you quick, on-demand access to

news, s

p

orts, weat

h

er an

d

enterta

i

nment

video cli

p

s.

C

atch u

p

on TV’s hottest shows,

f

unniest comedians, biggest headlines

an

d

l

atest s

p

orts scores.

Y

ou can even

p

ersonalize your homepage for quick access

t

o

y

our favorites. In addition, the

C

V service

automat

i

ca

lly

streams

l

oca

li

ze

d

weat

h

er

information to

y

our

p

ersonalized “News

&

W

eat

h

er

”

page eac

h

an

d

every

d

ay.

74

pli

cat

i

ons

App

To launch Applications while in the Standby

s

creen, touch the Quick key

,

touc

h

ta

b

an

d

t

h

en touc

h

.

This menu displays the list o

f

Java pro

g

rams

d

own

l

oa

d

e

d

us

i

n

g

WAP

.

All

ous

l

y

d

own

l

oa

d

e

d

pro

g

rams can

b

e se

l

ecte

d

,

d

e

l

ete

d

or v

i

ewe

d

i

n

d

eta

il

w

i

t

hi

n t

h

e

A

pp

li

cat

i

on menu.

Shop Applications

This menu option connects to AT&T’s

app

li

cat

i

on

d

own

l

oa

d

s

i

te.

Thi

s a

ll

ows users

t

o

d

own

l

oa

d

t

h

e var

i

ous app

li

cat

i

ons

b

y

connect

i

n

g

to t

h

e

I

nternet.

MobiTV

Thi

s app

li

cat

i

on ena

bl

es you to watc

h

M

o

bil

e

TV.

Mobile Banking

Thi

s app

li

cat

i

on prov

id

es easy access to your

b

ankin

g

account

f

rom your phone where you

can v

i

ew your account

b

a

l

ances an

d

hi

story,

t

rans

f

er

f

unds, receive and pay bills and more

.

I

f

your bankin

g

institution doesn’t currently

participate, check back

f

requently as new

b

an

k

s are

j

o

i

n

i

n

g

a

ll

t

h

e t

i

me

.

My-Cast Weather

A

llows you to search quickly weather

f

orecast.

75

m

es Ga

m

Access Games on your LG GW370 or Browse

t

he catalo

g

o

f

g

ames available to buy and

d

own

l

oa

d

new ones.

To launch Games while in the Standby screen,

t

ouch the Quick key

,

touc

h

an

d

t

h

en

t

ouc

h

.

n

No

t

e

The JAR file is a com

p

ressed format of the Java

p

ro

g

ram and the JAD

f

ile is a description

f

ile

t

h

a

t in

c

l

udes

a

ll

de

t

a

il

ed

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n. Fr

o

m th

e

networ

k

, pr

i

or to

d

own

l

oa

d

, you can v

i

ew a

ll

d

etailed

f

ile descriptions

f

rom the JAD

f

ile

.

n

W

arn

i

n

g

O

nly J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition) based

p

rograms will run in a phone environment.

J

2SE

(

Java 2 Standard Edition

)

based pro

g

rams

w

ill onl

y

run in a PC environment.

]

Shop Games: This menu o

p

tion connects

to AT

&

T’s game download site

.

Y

ou

ca

n

see

th

e

de

f

au

lt

a

n

d

do

wnl

oaded

games in the list

.

76

l

t

i

m

edia

Mu

Camera

T

ouc

h

,

t

h

en c

h

oose ta

b

.

T

ouc

h

.

T

a

k

e

Ph

ot

o

U

s

i

n

g

t

h

e camera mo

d

u

l

e

b

u

il

t

i

nto your

p

hone, you can take pictures o

f

people or

e

vents while on the move. Additionally, you

can send photos to other people in a picture

m

essa

g

e

.

P

ress

O

r choose

f

rom the ta

b

.

Mul

t

i

m

edia

77

G

etting to know the viewfinde

r

S

ettin

g

s

:

Touch this icon to o

p

en the

s

ettin

g

s menu. See Usin

g

the advanced

s

ettings on page 78

f

or details

.

C

amera mode:

C

amera mode is selected

.

Flash

s

t

a

t

us

I

ma

g

e

S

ize

Back:

T

ouc

h

ere to return to t

h

e

p

rev

i

ous

screen.

Flash

A

lbu

m

Capture: Take the picture

Video

ca

m

e

r

a

m

ode:

T

ogg

l

e

b

etween

ca

m

e

r

a

t

o

v

ideo

ca

m

e

r

a

m

ode

.

Z

oo

m B

a

r: Allows

y

ou to zoom in and

o

ut w

h

en ta

ki

n

g

a p

i

cture.

Thi

s opt

i

on

i

s

o

n

l

y ava

il

a

bl

e w

h

en ta

ki

ng p

i

ctures

i

n t

h

e

640

*

480 or 320

*

240 resolution

.

n

No

t

e

The shortcut o

p

tions disa

pp

ear after a few seconds automaticall

y

.

To recall the options, touch the screen a

g

ain.

Mul

t

i

m

edia

78

Settin

g

s Menu

P

rev

i

ew ta

b

]

Vi

ew

M

o

d

e

:

C

hoose between Full Image

a

nd Full

S

creen

.

]

I

mage

S

ize

:

The resolution of the image

c

an be ca

p

tured in 1600

*

1200 / 1280

*

960

/

640

*

480 / 320

*

240.

]

Brightness

:

Adjust brightness by adjusting

s

li

de

r.

]

C

olor Effects: Includes o

p

tions of

C

olor

/

M

ono/

S

epia/Negative/Blue

.

]

W

hit

e

B

a

l

a

n

ce:

S

et the White Balance as

Auto/Daylight/

C

loudy/Illuminate/Indoors

.

]

Night Mode

:

This is useful to take a

p

hoto

a

t dark

p

lace.

]

T

im

e

r

:

S

et the Timer can be set to

O

ff/3

S

econds/5

S

econds/10

S

econds

.

]

I

mage Quality:

S

et the ima

g

e quality as

S

u

p

er Fine/Fine/Normal

.

]

Continuous Shot

:

This is

g

reat

f

or takin

g

p

hotos o

f

movin

g

ob

j

ects or at sportin

g

events. Allows

y

ou to set 3 shots, 6 shots

or 9 shots continuousl

y.

O

thers ta

b

]

Video Share

:

You can make a Video

S

hare

Call. For more details

,

refer to Video Share

Callin

g

(

pa

g

e 29

).

]

Save to

:

Choose to save a photo to Phone

or Memory Card

.

]

Shutter Tones

:

Can be set to Tone 1

/

T

one 2

/

Tone 3

/

Off

.

]

Reset

S

ettin

g

s

:

All

ows you to set to t

h

e

d

e

f

ault settin

g

s

.

n

No

t

e

In Take Photo mode, you can adjust the zoom

s

cale by movin

g

the slider. The maximum zoom

levels de

p

end on the resolution as follows.

R

eso

l

ut

i

on

Z

oom sca

l

e

1600*1200

L

eve

l

1

1280*96

0

L

eve

l

1

6

40*48

0

L

eve

l

1 ~

L

eve

l

1

0

320*24

0

L

eve

l

1 ~

L

eve

l

1

0

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t

i

m

edia

79

Reco

r

d

Vi

deo

When recording video, you have many of the same

S

ettings options as with taking a photo.

O

ne

additional option is using Video

S

hare:

G

etting to know the viewfinde

r

S

ettin

g

s

:

T

ouc

h

t

hi

s

i

con to open t

h

e

s

ett

i

ngs menu.

Video mode

:

Video mode is selected

.

Flash

s

t

a

t

us

Video

S

iz

e

Back

:

Touch here to return to the standb

y

s

creen.

Fl

as

h

Album

R

ecor

di

n

g

start

Zoom: Touch to zoom in or to

zoom out. Alternativel

y

ou can use the

s

ide volume ke

y

s

.

C

amera mode: Chan

g

e from video

ca

m

e

r

a

t

o

ca

m

e

r

a

m

ode

.

Video

S

hare: Y

ou

ca

n m

a

k

e

a

Vi

deo

Share Call. For more details

,

refer to Video

Share Callin

g

(

pa

g

e 29

)

.

Mul

t

i

m

edia

80

Settin

g

s Menu

P

rev

i

ew

T

a

b

]

Video

S

ize:

S

ets the size of video to

3

2

0*

24

0

or 17

6*

144. The selected size

app

ears on t

h

e ca

p

ture screen

.

]

B

r

i

g

h

tness

:

Adj

ust

b

r

i

g

h

tness

b

y a

dj

ust

i

ng

s

lid

er.

]

C

olor Effects: Includes o

p

tions of

C

olor

/

M

ono/

S

epia/Negative/Blue

.

]

W

hit

e

B

a

l

a

n

ce:

S

et the White Balance as

Auto/Daylight/

C

loudy/Illuminate/Indoors

.

]

Night Mode

:

This is useful to take a

p

hoto

a

t dark

p

lace.

]

Video Qualit

y

: Determines the

q

ualit

y

of a video cli

p

. Includes o

p

tions for

S

u

p

er

Fine/Fine/Normal.

]

T

ype

:

Use one of the recordin

g

duration

p

resets, made for different

p

ur

p

oses.

G

eneral/Video

S

hare/MM

S

Mode

.

O

thers Tab

]

Save to:

C

hoose to save a video clip to

Phone or Memory Card.

]

V

o

i

ce

: M

u

t

e

o

r

u

nm

u

t

e

th

e

v

o

i

ce.

]

Recordin

g

Tones

:

Set Recordin

g

Tones

O

n or

O

ff

.

]

Reset Settin

g

s

:

All

ows you to set to t

h

e

d

e

f

ault settin

g

s

.

n

No

t

e

In Video Record mode, you can adjust the zoom

s

cale by moving the slider. The maximum zoom

levels de

p

end on the resolution as follows.

R

eso

l

ut

i

on

Z

oom sca

l

e

320*24

0

L

eve

l

1 ~

L

eve

l

1

0

1

76*14

4

L

eve

l

1 ~

L

eve

l

1

0

Mul

t

i

m

edia

81

Al

bum

Y

ou can v

i

ew t

h

e

Alb

um conta

i

n

i

ng your

Pi

ctures an

d

Vid

eos.

F

or more ava

il

a

bl

e

op

t

i

ons, touc

h

.

O

ne b

y

O

ne View/

S

ort b

y

/

S

end/Print via

Bluetooth

/

Delete

/S

lide

S

how

/

Delete Al

l

.

Web Pages

T

ouc

h

t

h

en c

h

oose ta

b

an

d

touc

h

.

RSS

Reade

r

With this function,

y

ou can o

p

en and view

f

iles created in the format with RSS. The

f

ollowing options are available with the

m

enu.

]

Upd

ate: You can u

p

date one RSS feed if

y

ou can access t

h

e networ

k

.

]

Upd

ate a

ll

: You can u

p

date R

SS

feeds with

j

ust one c

li

c

k.

]

New R

SS

Feed

:

You can add an R

SS

feed

manua

lly

.

]

M

o

v

e:

Move a R

SS

feed to another folder

w

hich

y

ou added manuall

y.

]

De

l

e

t

e:

Allows you to erase the selected

R

SS

feed.

]

Send URL: Allows the R

SS

information to

b

e sent via SMS to another person

.

]

N

e

w F

o

l

de

r

:

Add a new

f

older manually.

]

U

p

d

ate sc

h

e

d

u

l

e:

Y

ou can c

h

an

g

e t

h

e

schedule for updatin

g

RSS feeds

.

]

D

elete All: Delete all R

SS

feed.

B

oo

k

mar

k

s

This

f

unction allows you to store and edit

f

requently accessed sites

.

The

f

ollowin

g

options are available with the

menu.

]

N

ew

B

oo

k

mar

k

:

Add

a new

b

oo

k

mar

k

manua

ll

y.

]

S

end URL:

All

ows t

h

e

b

oo

k

mar

k

i

nformation to be sent via

S

M

S

to another

person

.

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t

i

m

edia

82

]

N

e

w F

o

l

de

r

:

Allows

y

ou to add a new

f

older, manuall

y

.

]

Li

s

t Vi

e

w: You can view the preset

boo

km

a

rk

s

li

s

t

.

<

P

ortra

i

t

Vi

ew

>

n

No

t

e

Pre-installed bookmarks cannot be deleted or

edited b

y

users.

I

n order to chan

g

e the text input mode

f

or

s

y

mbol in

p

ut,

p

lease refer to the General

Fu

n

c

t

io

n

s

sec

t

io

n.

S

aved Pa

g

es

This saves the page on display as an offline

file. A maximum of 20 pages can be saved

.

R

ecent Pa

g

e

s

Y

ou can view a list of some of the pages

r

ecent

ly

v

i

s

i

te

d.

83

Stuff My

Audio

T

ouc

h

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose .

]

S

ho

p

Tones:

Thi

s menu opt

i

on connects to

A

T&T’s rin

g

tone download site

.

]

A

nswer

T

ones:

Thi

s menu opt

i

on s

h

ows

the list o

f

the sites which is related with

A

T

&

T’s answer tone.

]

V

o

i

ce

R

ecor

d

er

:

Y

ou can recor

d

your own

a

u

di

o

b

y touc

hi

n

g

.

]

You can view the audio files in the list

.

Pictures

T

ouc

h

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose .

Thi

s a

ll

ows you to v

i

ew p

i

ctures w

h

en

b

rows

i

n

g

.

]

S

ho

p

G

ra

p

hics

:

C

onnects to AT

&

T’s

g

rap

hi

c

d

own

l

oa

d

s

i

te

.

]

T

a

k

e

Ph

oto:

I

t ta

k

es you to move to

t

h

e camera mo

d

e.

]

M

ake

G

IF Animated file:

Y

ou can

make an animation file with the selected

i

mages

i

n t

h

e

li

st

.

]

You can view the graphic files in the list

.

My

Stuf

f

84

Video

T

ouc

h

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose .

]

S

ho

p

Videos

:

Y

ou can

d

own

l

oa

d

vid

eos.

]

R

ecor

d

Vid

eo

:

Y

ou can recor

d

your

own v

id

eo

.

]

You can view the video

f

iles in the list

.

n

No

t

e

DRM sometimes restricts some functions

,

such

as

se

n

d

a

n

d

ed

it.

Tools

F

rom the Standby screen, touch

,

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose .

V

o

i

ce

R

ecor

d

er

U

se the Voice Recorder to record voice

m

emos or other sounds

.

My

Stuf

f

85

]

Settings

•

R

eco

r

d

M

ode

:

M

S

record

m

ode

s

h

o

rt

e

n

s

th

e

tim

e

so

th

a

t

the recordin

g

can fit in an MMS

a

nd General mode provides lon

g

er

r

ecordin

g

time

.

•

Quality: Set the audio's quality to

Fine, Normal or Economy

.

•

S

elect Stora

g

e Defaults

:

Y

ou

ca

n

a

ssi

g

n the de

f

ault stora

g

e to Phone

Memory or Memory Card.

]

T

ouc

h

to start recor

di

n

g

.

T

ouc

h

to pause recor

di

n

g

.

T

o cont

i

nue

r

ecor

di

n

g

, touc

h

a

g

a

i

n.

T

o stop

r

ecor

di

n

g

, touc

h

.

Th

e recor

di

n

g

will

b

e save

d

automat

i

ca

ll

y

.

]

To start a new recording, touch

.

T

o play the recording, touch . T

o

se

n

d

the recording by Message or Bluetooth,

t

ouc

h . To delete the recording, touch

a

n

d

co

nfirm Y

es.

My

Stuf

f

86

Voice

C

ommand

Voice command is the function whereb

y

your p

h

one

’

s vo

i

ce recogn

i

t

i

on eng

i

ne

identifies the voice of the user and carries

o

ut t

h

e re

q

ueste

d

comman

d

s.

Wh

en t

h

e user

op

erates the voice command function, there

are five

p

ossible commands, call <name or

num

b

er>,

Li

sten to vo

i

cema

il

, m

i

sse

d

ca

ll

s,

m

essages an

d

t

i

me an

d

ate.

1.

C

all

<

Name or Number

>:

This function

i

s act

i

vate

d

on

ly

w

h

en t

h

e user sa

y

s t

h

e

c

ommand "

C

all" followed b

y

the name

stored in the Address Book or s

p

ecified

p

h

one num

b

er.

Th

e vo

i

ce eng

i

ne

i

ns

id

e t

h

e

h

an

d

set recogn

i

zes t

h

e user

'

s utterance

a

n

d

di

s

pl

a

y

s name

li

sts or

ph

one num

b

ers

from the

p

hone's Address Book. However,

i

nterfering noise might cause a problem

di

sp

l

ay

i

ng can

did

ates.

Addi

t

i

ona

ll

y, t

h

e user

h

as t

h

e o

p

t

i

on to su

p

er

i

m

p

ose a num

b

er

t

yp

e at t

h

e en

d

, suc

h

as

"

mo

bil

e

"

,

"h

ome

"

or "office"

.

2

. Li

s

t

e

n V

o

i

ce

m

a

il: thi

s

co

mm

a

n

d

i

s

a

ctivated when the user sa

y

s the words

"

Li

s

t

e

n V

o

i

ce

m

a

il". Th

e

use

r will th

e

n

be

a

utomaticall

y

connected to voicemail

.

3

. Missed Calls: thi

s

co

mm

a

n

d

i

s

ac

tiv

a

t

ed

w

hen the user says the words "Missed

C

alls". The mobile phone presents missed

ca

ll li

s

t

s.

•

co

mm

a

n

ds

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

t

o

user

-

y

es:

ma

k

e t

h

e p

h

one ca

ll

-

no: moves to the next missed call lis

t

-

cance

l:

g

o

b

ac

k

to t

h

e ma

i

n vo

i

ce

c

omman

d

menu

-

ex

i

t

:

term

i

nate vo

i

ce comman

d

4.

M

essa

g

es

:

t

hi

s comman

d

i

s act

i

vate

d

wh

en t

h

e user says t

h

e wor

d

"M

essa

g

es

"

.

T

he phone displays details of unread SMS

or MMS messa

g

es

.

My

Stuf

f

87

•

co

mm

a

n

ds

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

t

o

user

-

y

es

: make the phone cal

l

-

no

: moves to the next unread messa

ge

-

ca

n

ce

l

:

g

o back to the main voice

co

mm

a

n

d

m

e

n

u

-

ex

i

t

:

term

i

nate vo

i

ce comman

d

5. Time & Date: this command is activated

when the user says the words "time and

date". The phone displays the current local

t

ime and date

.

The Voice Command function also has options

access

ibl

e

b

y press

i

n

g

w

h

en

i

n t

h

e

V

o

i

ce

Command screen. They are

:

•

M

o

de

-

Sp

eed

:

vo

i

ce comman

d

i

s a

bb

rev

i

ate

d

-

N

orma

l

: vo

i

ce comman

d

i

s p

l

aye

d

n

orma

ll

y

• B

es

t m

a

t

ch

-

1 M

a

t

c

h

:

the most likely match will be

displayed,

f

indin

g

a number

f

rom the

Add

r

ess

B

ook

-

4 M

a

t

c

h

es

: the

f

our most likely matched

n

ames will be displayed,

f

indin

g

names

f

r

o

m th

e

A

dd

r

ess

B

oo

k

• Sensitivit

y

-

High:

Operation and performance of

th

e vo

i

ce reco

g

n

i

t

i

on en

gi

ne

i

s rare

l

y

a

ff

ected by the user's voice command and

s

urroun

di

n

g

soun

d.

-

Medium

:

Operation of voice reco

g

nition

e

n

g

ine is normally a

ff

ected by user's voice

command and surroundin

g

sound

.

-

L

ow

:

Operation of voice reco

g

nition

e

n

g

ine is stron

g

ly a

ff

ected by user's voice

comman

d

an

d

surroun

di

n

g

soun

d.

My

Stuf

f

88

• Speakerphone Mode

-

Automatic On

:

When this option is

selected, sound is loud enou

g

h so you can

h

ear the output when the phone is away

f

rom the ear

,

at a distance.

-

Off

:

When this option is selected, sound

i

s quieter, and can only be heard throu

g

h

the Earpiece

.

• Call Alert

-

Ri

n

g

on

l

y:

Ri

n

g

repeate

dl

y w

h

en you

r

ece

i

ve a ca

ll.

-

Rin

g

A

f

ter Name

:

Tells name o

f

the

c

ontact you saved once and then rin

g

r

epeatedly when you receive a call

.

-

N

ame

R

e

p

eat

:

Tells name o

f

the contact

y

ou save

d

repeate

dl

y w

h

en you rece

i

ve a

c

a

ll

.

N

ote

p

ad

Y

ou can create u

p

to a maximum of 30

m

emos

.

1.

T

ouc

h

an

d

c

h

oose .

T

ouc

h

an

d

ch

oose

N

ote

p

a

d

.

2.

T

o create a new

N

ote, touc

h

N

ew

N

ote

,

i

n

p

ut t

h

e memo an

d

touc

h

to save

.

W

orld

C

lock

The World clock function

p

rovides time

information for major cities worldwide

.

n

Not

e

T

he

f

irst time you use this

f

unction, you will be

asked to enter the name of your current

C

ity.

1

. To add a new City from where you can

see the local time

,

touch

a

n

d

se

l

ec

t

New Cit

y

.

2.

Touch the City in the red box, a list of

a

vailable cities

(

in different time zones

)

will

d

isplay. From there you can select what

tim

e

z

o

n

e

t

o

add.

My

Stuf

f

89

]

T

o make it easier

,

touch

a

n

d

It will

show the

G

lobe. Touch the continent and

c

hoose cit

y

ou want to know the time.

]

Y

ou will see its date and time o

f

that cit

y

o

n th

e

bo

tt

o

m

s

i

de

of

th

e

sc

r

ee

n. T

ouc

h

a

n

d

t

ouc

h

.

My

Stuf

f

90

T

as

k

s

This feature allows you to save and manage

a tas

k.

1.

T

ouc

h

.

2.

In

p

ut Due Date, Note and Priorit

y

for the

n

ew

T

as

k.

3.

T

ouc

h

to save t

h

e

T

as

k

i

tem

.

The following options are available by

p

ressing in th

e

m

a

in T

as

k

s

m

e

n

u

:

]

N

e

w T

as

k: Allows

y

ou to create a new

t

as

k

.

]

De

l

e

t

e:

Op

ens the menu from where

y

ou

ca

n

se

l

ec

t T

as

k

s

t

o

de

l

e

t

e

.

]

Selective Delete

:

Allows

y

ou to delete

tasks for All

C

om

p

leted/All Past Tasks

selectivel

y

.

]

Send Task Via: En

ab

l

es

th

e

se

l

ec

t

ed

t

as

k

to be sent via Text Messa

g

e/Multimedia

M

essa

g

e/Bluetooth

®

.

]

View Calendar: Th

e

ca

l

e

n

da

r win

do

w

ill dis

p

la

y

, from there

y

ou will be able to

c

r

ea

t

e

N

e

w T

as

k

s.

S

to

p

watc

h

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows

y

ou to recor

d

t

h

e e

l

a

p

se

d

t

ime of an event. The duration of an individual

l

a

p

time (u

p

to 20 times) and the total time

can a

l

so

b

e

di

s

pl

a

y

e

d.

]

N

ew

Ti

m

e

1.

T

o start t

i

m

i

ng, touc

h

.

Th

e runn

i

ng t

i

me

i

s

di

sp

l

aye

d

as

H

H.MM.SS.hh

(

hours, minutes, seconds,

h

undredths of a second

).

2.

D

ur

i

ng t

h

e t

i

m

i

ng, you can recor

d

an

i

n

di

v

id

ua

l

ap t

i

me

b

y touc

hi

ng

.

Up

to 20

l

a

p

t

i

mes can

b

e recor

d

e

d.

3.

You can stop timing by touching

o

r restart by touching

.

4.

To reset the sto

p

watch, touch

.

]

S

aved Times

:

Y

ou

ca

n

see

th

e

sa

v

ed

r

eco

r

ded

tim

es

.

]

S

how Last

:

Dis

p

la

y

s the last time taken

w

ith the

S

to

p

Watch

.

My

Stuf

f

91

Ti

p

Calculator

This feature allows

y

ou to

q

uickl

y

and easil

y

ca

l

cu

l

ate t

h

e t

ip

amount

b

ase

d

on t

h

e tota

l

bill as well as the s

p

lit of the total bill based

o

n the number of

p

eo

p

le

.

U

nit

C

onverter

This function converts an

y

measurement into

a un

i

t

y

ou want.

There are 6 t

yp

es of units that can

b

e converte

d

:

A

rea,

L

engt

h

,

W

e

i

g

h

t,

T

em

p

erature,

V

o

l

ume an

d

V

e

l

oc

i

t

y

.

T

o

i

n

p

ut

d

ec

i

ma

l

num

b

er, touc

h

.

C

alendar

Wh

en

y

ou enter t

hi

s menu, a ca

l

en

d

ar w

ill

b

e

di

s

pl

a

y

e

d

.

Th

e re

d

s

q

uare cursor

i

s use

d

t

o

l

ocate a

p

art

i

cu

l

ar

d

a

y

.

Th

e

b

ottom

b

ar on

t

he calendar indicates schedule

(

s

)

for that

da

y

. This function hel

p

s to remind

y

ou of the

s

c

h

e

d

u

l

e.

Th

e

ph

one w

ill

soun

d

an a

l

arm tone

if it has been set for a s

p

ecific schedule item

.

The following options are available when you

op

en the

C

alendar function and touch the

menu.

]

New

S

chedule:

All

ows

y

ou to a

dd

a new

sc

h

e

d

u

l

e on t

h

e

d

ate

y

ou se

l

ect

.

]

S

earch:

All

ows

y

ou to searc

h

t

h

e save

d

schedule

(

s

)

.

]

S

end

S

chedule Via:

S

end

y

our schedule

v

ia text message, multimedia message or

b

l

ue

t

oo

th

.

]

Set Holida

y:

Allows

y

ou to set

y

our

p

ersonal holida

y

for the selected date.

My

Stuf

f

92

]

Vi

e

w All: Allows

y

ou to view all saved

sc

h

edu

l

es.

]

Wee

k Vi

e

w: Allows you to chan

g

e

Calendar view mode from Monthly View to

Wee

k Vi

e

w.

]

Go to Date: Allows you to

j

ump to a

speci

f

ic date

.

]

Selective Delete

:

Allows you to delete

Old Schedules or All Schedules selectively.

]

S

ettin

g

s

:

Allows you set De

f

ault View and

W

ee

kl

y

B

e

gi

n

d

ay.

Alarm

C

loc

k

The alarm

f

unction allows you to set up

m

ultiple separate alarms. You can also set

t

he time, repetition interval and alarm sound.

S

elect your desired alarm settin

g

to confi

g

ure

f

rom the alarm list. I

f

there is no alarm

s

ett

i

n

g

,

.

]

T

im

e:

S

elect the desired set time mode

usin

g

the select. Input your desired alarm

time by speci

f

yin

g

the hour and minutes. I

f

the time is in the 12 hour

f

ormat,

y

ou have

t

o

se

l

ec

t

e

ith

e

r

or

by touchin

g

it

.

]

Repeat: Select the desired repeat mode

usin

g

the select.

]

Al

a

rm T

o

n

e

:

S

elect the alarm sound to use

f

or the alarm usin

g

the Center key.

]

M

e

m

o

: Input alarm name.

]

S

nooze Interval

:

Y

ou can set t

h

e snooze

i

nterva

l

at 5

Mi

nutes

,

15

Mi

nutes

,

3

0

Mi

nutes

,

45

Mi

nutes or

I

H

our.

N

ow

,

T

ouc

h

t

o save your new

Al

arm.

C

alculato

r

The calculator

f

unction allows you to add,

s

u

b

tract, mu

l

t

i

p

l

y an

d

di

v

id

e.

Y

ou can

i

nput

n

um

b

ers an

d

operators us

i

n

g

t

h

e touc

h

k

ey

pad

.

U

se the touch key to delete numbers

.

My

Stuf

f

93

More

O

ther File

s

When you receive

f

iles o

f

an unde

f

ined

f

ormat

(

such as .vcs, .vcf, etc.) via email, the files are

s

aved in this

f

older.

The

f

ollowin

g

options are available by

t

ouchin

g

the menu

.

]

S

end

:

S

end the selected file via Bluetoot

h

®

or MM

S.

]

D

e

l

ete

:

All

ows you to

d

e

l

ete t

h

e se

l

ecte

d

f

ile.

]

M

ove

T

o: You can move selected

f

iles to

the Phone Memory or Memory Card

(if applicable)

.

]

C

o

p

y To: You can copy selected files to the

Phone Memory or Memory Card

(if applicable)

.

]

R

ename

:

You can edit the name of the

selected file

.

]

N

ew

F

o

ld

er

:

All

ows you to ma

k

e a new

folder.

]

Sort b

y

: You can sort the

f

olders b

y

name,

d

ate and t

yp

e

.

]

De

l

e

t

e

All: Y

ou

ca

n

de

l

e

t

e

a

ll

f

il

es

a

n

d

fo

l

de

r

s.

]

Used Space

:

Y

ou

ca

n vi

e

w int

e

rn

a

l

a

n

d

external memory status

.

M

emory

C

ar

d

Thi

s

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

h

o

w

s

th

e

f

il

es

in th

e

xt

e

rn

a

l

m

icroSD™ card memory.

94

t

tingsSe

t

Call

T

ouc

h

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose .

C

all Forwardin

g

Wh

en t

hi

s networ

k

serv

i

ce

i

s act

i

vate

d

, you

can direct your incomin

g

calls to another

number,

f

or example, to your voice mailbox

number. For details

,

contact AT&T. Select one

of

the divert options,

f

or example, select I

f

B

usy to divert voice calls when your number is

busy or when you re

j

ect an incomin

g

call.

The

f

ollowin

g

options are available:

]

All Voice

C

alls:

Di

verts vo

i

ce ca

ll

s

uncon

di

t

i

ona

ll

y.

]

If

Busy:

Di

verts vo

i

ce ca

ll

s w

h

en t

h

e p

h

one

i

s

i

n use

.

]

If

No Answer:

Di

verts vo

i

ce ca

ll

s w

hi

c

h

y

ou

d

o not answer

.

]

I

f

O

ut of Reach

:

Di

verts vo

i

ce ca

ll

s

w

hen the phone is switched off or out of

c

overage

.

]

D

eact

i

vate

All

: Turns

O

ff all call

f

orwarding options so that all incoming

c

a

ll

s are rece

i

ve

d

b

y your

h

an

d

set

.

S

end M

y

Number

Thi

s networ

k

serv

i

ce a

ll

ows

y

ou to set

y

our

ph

one num

b

er to

b

e

di

s

pl

a

y

e

d

O

nor

hidd

en

O

ff from the person you are calling. You

can se

l

ect

S

et b

y

Networ

k

if

y

ou

p

refer to

h

ave different settings for different service

p

rov

id

ers

.

A

u

t

o

R

ed

i

a

l

S

elect On,

y

our

p

hone redials the number

you're trying to call up to 10 times after you

h

ear a qu

i

c

k

,

b

usy s

i

gna

l

.

P

ress to sto

p

th

e ca

ll

attem

p

ts

.

This feature attem

p

ts to redial numbers that

are engage

d

ue to t

h

e w

i

re

l

ess networ

k

.

I

t

d

oes not re

di

a

l

num

b

ers to an engage

d

party

.

n

N

o

t

e

Th

ere w

ill

b

e no a

l

ert

i

n

di

cat

i

n

g

t

h

e ca

ll

h

as

b

een connecte

d

.

Y

ou must sta

y

on t

h

e

li

ne to

hea

r w

he

n t

he

call

is

co

nn

ec

t

ed.

Settings

95

An

s

w

e

r M

ode

Thi

s a

ll

ows

y

ou to

d

eterm

i

ne

h

ow to answer

th

e

ph

one

.

]

A

n

y

K

e

y

:

Y

ou can answer an

i

ncom

i

ng ca

ll

b

y touc

hi

ng t

h

eor t

h

e mu

l

t

i

tas

ki

ng

k

ey.

]

S

end Ke

y

O

nl

y

:

Y

ou can on

ly

answer an

i

ncom

i

ng ca

ll

b

y press

i

ng t

h

e

k

e

y.

M

in

u

t

e

Min

der

This o

p

tion allows

y

ou to s

p

ecif

y

whether the

ph

one w

ill

b

eep every m

i

nute

d

ur

i

ng a ca

ll

to

k

eep you informed of the length of the call

.

C

all Waitin

g

The network will notify you of a new incoming

call while you have a call in progress.

S

elect

A

ct

i

vate to re

q

uest t

h

e networ

k

to act

i

vate

ca

ll

wa

i

t

i

ng, or se

l

ect

D

eact

i

vate to request

th

e networ

k

to

d

eact

i

vate ca

ll

wa

i

t

i

ng or

View

S

tatus, to check if the function is active

o

r not

.

C

all Re

j

ec

t

This menu allows

y

ou to turn

O

n or

O

ff

C

all

R

eject for all numbers or the numbers in the

C

all Reject List

.

]

C

all Re

j

ect

O

n/

O

ff

:

This feature allows

y

ou to c

h

oose w

h

et

h

er to re

j

ect

i

ncom

i

ng

c

alls, or calls from s

p

ecific

p

hone numbers.

Wh

en t

h

e

R

e

j

ect All

C

all

s

o

p

t

i

on

i

s set,

all

i

ncom

i

ng ca

ll

s are route

d

di

rect

l

y to

V

o

i

cema

il

.

R

e

j

ect on

Li

st a

ll

ows

y

ou to

enable

C

all Reject for the numbers saved on

y

our

C

all Reject List

.

]

C

all Re

j

ect List: After touching

,

y

ou can a

dd

to t

h

e ca

ll

r

eject list by selecting [Contact List] or

[

New Number]. When

y

ou add a number to

the

C

all Reject list, you can add the number

b

y entering it directly or by searching for

the number in the

C

ontact List

.

S

etting

s

96

S

end DTMF Tones

S

elect from

/

.

TTY

S

elect from TTY Full/TTY Talk/TTY Hear/TTY

O

ff

.

Time

&

C

os

t

You can check Call Duration and Data Counter.

Date & Time

T

ouc

h

, an

d

t

h

eta

b

, t

h

en c

h

oose

.

]

S

et Date

:

Thi

s a

ll

ows

y

ou to enter t

h

e

d

a

y

,

mont

h

an

d

year.

Y

ou can c

h

ange t

h

e

d

ate

f

ormat via the Date Format menu o

p

tion

.

d

dd, MMM DD (da

y

, month date)

M

M/DD/YYYY (month/date/

y

ear)

D

D/MM/YYYY (date/month/

y

ear

)

YYYY/MM/DD (

y

ear/month/date

)

]

Set Time: This allows

y

ou to enter the

cu

rr

e

nt tim

e

. Y

ou

ca

n

c

h

oose

th

e

tim

e

f

ormat via the Time Format menu o

p

tion,

w

hi

c

h

a

r

e

12 H

ou

r

s

a

n

d

24 H

ou

r

s.

Also you can set Dayli

g

ht

S

avin

g

Time for

1 H

ou

r

o

r 2 H

ou

r

s.

]

Auto Update

:

S

elect to set the phone

to automatically update the time and date

a

ccordin

g

to the current local time zone

.

Sound

T

ouc

h

,

and the tab

,

then choose

.

S

hop Tone

s

C

onnects to AT

&

T Rin

g

tone

S

hops

.

V

o

l

ume

This menu controls Rin

g

tone

&

Alerts,

Multimedia,

C

all and Keypad volume

.

Settings

97

R

in

g

tone

]

S

ounds:

S

hows and plays ring tones.

Y

ou can select your preferred Ringtone by

touc

hi

ng t

h

e r

i

ngtone

li

ste

d.

]

Al

ert

T

y

p

e:

S

upports 3 ring alert types.

Ring, Ring

&

Vibrate and Ring after

Vib

rat

i

on

.

]

I

ncreas

i

ng

Ri

ngtone

:

All

ows

y

ou to se

l

ect

a

n

I

ncreas

i

ng

Ri

ngtone type w

hi

c

h

i

s p

l

aye

d

wh

en you rece

i

ve an

i

ncom

i

ng ca

ll

.

Y

ou can

e

l

ect to turn t

hi

san

d

.

M

essa

g

e Tone

]

S

ounds:

S

hows and plays message tones.

Y

ou can select your preferred Ringtone by

touc

hi

ng t

h

e r

i

ngtone

li

ste

d.

]

Al

ert

T

y

p

e:

S

upports 6 message alert

types: Ring

O

nce, Ring Every 2 Min., Ring

Every 15 Min., Ring

&

Vibrate, Vibrate and

S

ilent

.

n

N

o

t

e

F

u

ll

l

en

g

t

h

mus

i

c trac

k

s cannot

b

e set as e

i

t

h

er

r

i

ngtones or message tones

.

Al

e

rt T

o

n

e

]

S

ounds

:

Allows

y

ou to select a set of alert

tones.

S

u

pp

orts 2 alert tone t

yp

es, Alert

T

one 1 an

d

Al

ert

T

one 2

.

]

Al

ert

T

y

p

e:

Y

ou can e

l

ect to turn

Al

ert

T

ones to Ring or

S

ilent.

K

ey

p

ad Tone

Thi

s menu o

p

t

i

on a

ll

ows

y

ou to se

l

ect a tone

th

at t

h

e

ph

one soun

d

s w

h

en a

k

e

y

i

s

p

resse

d

.

Y

ou can se

l

ect an o

p

t

i

on

b

etween

B

ee

p

an

d

V

o

i

ce

.

Power On

/

Off Tones

You can elect to turn Power

O

n/

O

ff Tones to

Ri

n

g

or

S

ilent

.

S

etting

s

98

Display

T

ouc

h

,

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose

.

G

et New

G

raphics

Connects to AT&T’s

g

raphics download site

.

W

a

ll

paper

s

F

rom this menu you can select to have a

p

icture

f

or a back

g

round or no back

g

round

at all.

F

onts

You can con

f

i

g

ure the

f

ont size and color

of

the numbers which appear in the Dialin

g

s

creen w

h

en you ma

k

e a ca

ll.

B

r

i

g

h

tnes

s

You can set the bri

g

htness o

f

the display

s

creen

.

B

ackli

g

ht Time

r

Use this to set the duration of the touch

s

creen

b

ac

kli

g

h

t an

d

k

eypa

d.

Th

e

m

es

Y

ou can change the whole look of display.

Touch the screen and drag it from right to left

an

d

touc

h

to c

h

ange

di

sp

l

ay t

h

eme

from Black to White or vice versa

.

Settings

99

Touch

T

ouc

h, and the tab, then choose

.

You can customize the Touch settings and

change Touchscreen Feedback types such

as Vibration,

S

ound, Vibration

&

S

ound and

S

ilent.

Also

y

ou can choose Vibration t

yp

e and

adjust its intensity. When you set

S

ound as

Touchscreen Feedback t

yp

e,

y

ou can choose

s

ound type and adjust its volume

.

Phone

T

ouc

h

,

an

d

t

h

eta

b,

t

h

en c

h

oose

.

L

anguages

You can chan

g

e the lan

g

ua

g

e

f

or the display

t

ext on your phone. This chan

g

e will also

a

ff

ect the Lan

g

ua

g

e Input mode

.

Auto

S

creen Loc

k

This allows you to set the amount o

f

time

be

f

ore your screen locks automatically

.

S

etting

s

100

If

y

ou set Wh

e

n

s

li

de

r i

s

c

l

osed

,

the

s

creen will be locked automaticall

y

when

y

ou

s

lide down the

p

hone

.

S

et Flight Mode

This allows

y

ou to use onl

y

the

p

hone's

f

eatures that do not re

q

uire the use o

f

the

wireless network when

y

ou are in an air

p

lane

o

r in

p

laces where the wireless network is

p

rohibited. I

f

you set the

f

li

g

ht mode

,

y

ou will be

p

rom

p

ted to con

f

irm

y

our

s

election. A

f

ter you con

f

irm it by touchin

g

the Fli

g

ht mode icon will be displayed

o

n the screen instead o

f

the network si

g

nal

i

co

n

.

]

:

You cannot make

(

or receive

)

an

y

c

alls, includin

g

emer

g

ency calls or use other

f

eatures that require network covera

g

e

.

]

:

Deactivates Fli

g

ht Mode and re

-

establishes your wireless connections

.

S

ecurit

y

V

arious codes and passwords are used to

protect the

f

eatures and settin

g

s o

f

your

phone. They are described in the

f

ollowin

g

sec

ti

o

n

s.

]

Ph

o

n

e

l

oc

k: You can use a security code

to avoid unauthorized use o

f

the phone.

I

f you set phone lock to When Power On,

the phone will request a security code

w

henever you switch the phone on. I

f

you

set the phone lock to When SIM Chan

g

ed,

y

our phone will request a security code only

w

hen you chan

g

e your SIM Card. If you set

the phone lock to Lock Phone Now, your

p

hone will lock immediately.

Settings

101

]

PIN Code Request

:

Wh

e

n th

e

code

r

e

q

uest

f

eature is set to ,

y

ou mus

t

enter

y

our PIN each time

y

ou switch the

p

hone on.

C

onse

q

uentl

y

, an

y

p

erson who

d

oes not have

y

our PIN cannot use

y

our

p

hone without

y

our a

pp

roval

.

n

Not

e

Before setting the PIN code request feature to

O

ff, you must enter your PIN.

The following options are available:

]

:

Y

ou must enter t

h

e

eac

h

t

i

me t

h

e

ph

one

i

s sw

i

tc

h

e

d

on

.

]

:

Th

e

ph

one connects

di

rect

ly

to t

h

e

n

etwor

k

w

h

en

y

ou sw

i

tc

h

i

t on

.

]

Fi

xe

d

Di

a

l

N

um

b

er

:

Thi

s a

ll

ows

y

ou to

r

estr

i

ct your outgo

i

ng ca

ll

s to se

l

ecte

d

p

hone numbers, if this function is su

pp

orted

by

y

our

S

IM

C

ard. The PIN2 code is

r

e

q

u

i

re

d

.

• FDN On/Of

f

-

: You can only call phone numbers

s

t

o

r

ed

in th

e

FDN Li

s

t. Y

ou

m

us

t

e

nt

e

r

your PIN2

.

-

: You can call any number

.

• FDN Li

s

t

:

You can enter new FDN entry.

n

N

ot

e

N

ot all

S

IM

C

ards have a PIN2. If your

S

IM

C

ard

does not, this menu o

p

tion is not dis

p

la

y

ed

.

]

C

hange

C

odes: The Change codes feature

all

ows you to c

h

ange your current passwor

d

to a new one.

Y

ou must enter t

h

e current

p

assword before

y

ou can s

p

ecif

y

a new

one. You can change the access codes for:

S

ecurit

y

C

ode, PIN1, PIN

2

S

etting

s

102

A

u

t

o

R

o

t

a

ti

on

S

elect whether or not

y

ou want the

p

hone

t

o rotate automaticall

y

when

y

ou rotate

t

he

p

hone

(

for exam

p

le, from Portrait to

L

andsca

p

e Mode

)

.

P

lease note that the

p

hone ma

y

not alwa

y

s

rotate, depending on what function may be

currently running

.

R

eset Settin

g

s

This function allows

y

ou to restore factor

y

s

ettings. To do this, you need the security

code.

]

M

as

t

e

r R

ese

t

:

Restores the settings

(

e.g.:

Audio, Display, Language, Date

&

Time,

Bl

ue

t

oo

t

h

®

Settings

)

stored in the handset

memor

y

to default values

.

]

Master Clear

:

Deletes downloaded/user

c

reated contents

(

e.

g

.: ima

g

es, videos

)

f

r

o

m H

a

n

dse

t

co

nt

e

nt

a

n

d

th

e

Ext

e

rn

a

l

M

emor

y

card

.

•

Ph

one

-

D

e

l

etes a

ll

d

own

l

oa

d

e

d/

user create

d

Ima

g

es, Videos & Sounds from the

H

an

d

set

M

emory

.

-

Deletes Personal In

f

ormation stored

i

n the handset memory (e.

g

.: address

b

ook, messa

g

es, tasks, alarm, Calendar

schedules) to default values

.

-

R

estores t

h

e sett

i

n

g

s store

d

i

n t

h

e

h

andset memory to the de

f

ault values

.

•

M

emory

C

ard: Deletes all contents from

t

he External Memory Card

.

S

ettings

103

Bluetooth®

T

ouc

h

, an

d

t

h

e ta

b

, t

h

en c

h

oose

.

Y

our p

h

one

h

as

b

u

il

t-

i

n

Bl

uetoot

h

®w

i

re

l

ess

t

echnology, which makes it possible for you

t

o connect your p

h

one w

i

re

l

ess

l

y to ot

h

er

Bl

uetoot

h

®

devices such as a hands-free

device, P

C

, PDA, a remote screen or other

ph

ones.

Th

e

d

ev

i

ces reg

i

stere

d

i

n your p

h

one

can only be connected one at a time. (To make

a connection to the same type of device or

c

h

ange

Bl

uetoot

h

®

preferences, disconnect

t

he existing device first.

)

Y

ou can

h

ave a conversat

i

on v

i

a a cor

dl

ess

Bl

uetoot

h

®

hands-free

p

hone or browse the

I

nternet, w

i

re

l

ess

ly

connecte

d

, v

i

a a mo

bil

e

ph

one.

You can also exchange, for example, business

car

d

s, ca

l

en

d

ar

i

tems an

d

pi

ctures

.

M

o

biTV

,

XMR

a

di

o or

M

us

i

c

Pl

ay

i

ng

i

s

upporte

d

t

h

roug

h

a

Bl

uetoot

h

®

h

ea

d

set

.

Hands-

f

ree

p

ro

f

ile

T

his icon appears when the hands-

f

ree

p

ro

f

ile is used between the hands-

f

ree

d

ev

i

ce.

Thi

s a

ll

ows you to ca

ll

us

i

n

g

a

Bl

uetoot

h

®connect

i

on

.

A2DP profile

T

his icon appears when the A2DP pro

f

ile

is

used

be

tw

ee

n th

e

s

t

e

r

eo

h

eadse

t

d

evice and the phone. This allows you

to listen to an audio clip. A2DP is the

Advanced Audio Distribution Pro

f

ile

,

w

hich provides support

f

or streamin

g

either mono or stereo audio usin

g

Bl

ue

t

oo

t

h

®

.

Hands-free + A2DP profil

e

T

his icon a

pp

ears when both

p

rofiles of

th

e

h

a

n

ds

-fr

ee

a

n

d

th

e

A2DP

a

r

e

used

between the com

p

atible device and

the

p

hone. This allows

y

ou to call and

listen to an audio clip using a Bluetoot

h

®

co

nn

ec

ti

o

n

.

S

etting

s

104

Wh

en us

i

ng eac

h

d

ev

i

ce, see t

h

e manua

l

t

h

at

comes w

i

t

h

t

h

e

d

ev

i

ce

.

n

N

o

t

e

W

e recommend that

y

our

p

hone and the

Bl

ue

t

oo

th

®

device you are communicatin

g

with

s

h

ou

ld

b

e no more t

h

an 10 meters apart.

Th

e

connection may be improved i

f

there are no

so

lid

o

bj

ects

b

etween your p

h

one an

d

t

h

e ot

h

er

Bl

uetoot

h

®

d

ev

i

ce

.

]

Bl

uetoot

h

®

:

Thi

s menu sets t

h

e

Bl

uetoot

h

®

or

.

]

M

y

Vi

s

ibili

ty

- Selecting the opt

i

on exposes your

p

h

one to ot

h

er

Bl

uetoot

h

®

d

ev

i

ces

.

- Selecting s

h

ows your p

h

one to

a

l

rea

d

y-pa

i

re

d

ev

i

ces on

l

y

.

]

S

earch New Device

:

This function allows

y

ou to search for and add new devices

.

]

My

D

ev

i

ces: This function allows

y

ou to

v

iew the list of all devices that are

p

aired

wi

t

h

y

our

ph

one.

1.

T

ouc

h

to search

f

or

th

e

d

ev

i

ce t

h

at can

b

e connecte

d,

an

d

whi

c

h

i

s a

l

so w

i

t

hi

n ran

g

e

.

2.

If you want to stop searching, touch

.

3.

All of the devices found are dis

p

la

y

ed

.

S

ettings

105

T

ouc

h th

e

des

ir

ed

de

vi

ce

a

n

d

e

nt

e

r th

e

p

assword. I

f

you would like to search a

g

ain,

touc

h .

]

My Bluetoot

h

®

In

fo

: This menu allows you

to con

f

i

g

ure the pro

f

ile

f

or Bluetoot

h

®

.

-

My Device Name

:

Allows you to chan

g

e

t

he handset's name, this can be seen by

o

th

e

r Bl

ue

t

oo

t

h

®

de

vi

ces

.

-

Supported Services

:

Shows you all

s

ervices that the handset supports

.

-

Primary

S

tora

g

e

:

S

elect from Handset

and Memory Card to save data you

r

ece

i

ve

d

us

i

n

g

Bl

uetoot

h.

More

Touch

,

and the tab

,

then choose

.

C

onnectio

n

US

B

C

onnection Mod

e

You can transfer files from a compatible PC

t

o t

h

e memory

i

n your p

h

one us

i

n

g

t

h

e

M

ass

S

tora

g

e. When you connect the phone to a PC

usin

g

the USB cable, this will be displayed as

a remova

bl

e

di

s

k

t

h

rou

gh

Wi

n

d

ows

E

xp

l

orer

.

The

US

B

C

onnection Mode determines how

your

Ph

one w

ill

commun

i

cate w

i

t

h

ot

h

er

U

SB devices when they are connected with

a

US

B cable

.

S

etting

s

106

I

nternet Pro

f

iles

This menu shows the Internet Pro

f

iles. You

can add, delete and edit Internet Pro

f

iles by

us

i

n

g

t

h

e

M

enu.

H

owever, you cannot

delete or edit de

f

ault con

f

i

g

urations provided

by AT&T.

A

ccess

P

o

i

nt

s

Thi

s menu s

h

ows t

h

e

A

ccess

P

o

i

nts.

Y

ou can

reg

i

ster,

d

e

l

ete an

d

e

di

t

b

y us

i

ng t

h

e

M

enu.

H

owever, you cannot

d

e

l

ete or e

di

t

default configurations provided by AT&T

.

S

tart Up

G

uid

e

Thi

s menu w

ill

start t

h

e an

i

mate

d

gu

id

e.

Thi

s

gu

id

e w

ill

h

e

l

p you, us

i

ng an

i

mate

d

v

i

sua

l

s,

q

uickly learn some of the functions of your

L

G GW370. For the complete list of Guides in

thi

s menu, see page 15

.

Touch

C

alibratio

n

Thi

s menu opt

i

on w

ill

a

ll

ow you to ca

lib

rate

your touc

h

screen.

F

o

ll

ow t

h

e

i

nstruct

i

ons on

th

e screen to comp

l

ete t

hi

s tas

k.

M

emor

y

U

sed Space

Thi

s

f

u

n

c

ti

o

n

s

h

o

w

s

th

e

s

t

a

t

us

o

f th

e

use

r

m

emor

y

of the handset

.

]

Phone Common: This will dis

p

la

y

the

memor

y

currentl

y

used u

p

in

y

our

p

hone

a

nd will cate

g

orize it by types of files usin

g

the memor

y

.

]

Memor

y

Card: I

f

y

our

p

hone has a

multimedia memor

y

card in the card slot,

y

ou can save ima

g

es, sounds and videos on

the memor

y

card. You can check the current

status o

f

the external memor

y

card in the

M

emor

y

status menu

.

]

Ph

o

n

e

R

ese

rv

ed

:Thi

s

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

h

o

w

s

th

e

status o

f

the reserved memor

y

f

or the user

(

Text Messa

g

e, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks,

M

emo

)

.

]

SIM Card: Thi

s

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

h

o

w

s

th

e

s

t

a

t

us

of the

S

IM

C

ard user memor

y

.

S

ettings

107

S

et

S

tora

g

e Default

s

You can set Stora

g

e default for each case.

When you need to save files from Camera,

I

nternet

D

own

l

oa

d,

Bl

uetoot

h

an

d

V

o

i

ce

R

ecor

d

er, set

Ph

one

M

emory or

M

emory car

d

.

Y

ou can set eac

h

case separate

l

y or c

h

oose

All and set the Stora

g

e Default all the same

.

A

pp

li

cat

i

on

s

Thi

s

M

enu a

ll

ows you to a

dj

ust t

h

e sett

i

n

g

s

t

o the

f

ollowin

g

f

eatures on the phone

:

Video

S

hare

]

A

u

di

o

Al

ert

:

E

na

bl

e

/Di

sa

bl

e au

di

o a

l

ert

w

hen Video

S

hare is available

.

]

A

uto

R

ecor

d

:

E

na

bl

e

/Di

sa

bl

e automat

i

c

r

ecording of live Video Share

.

M

essag

i

n

g

To set the message settings from standby

s

creen, touc

h

.

T

ouc

h

Message

S

etting

s

.

F

or more information regarding Message

S

ettings, please refer to page 50

.

B

rowser

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows you to custom

i

ze your

B

rows

i

n

g

exper

i

ence

b

y

gi

v

i

n

g

you t

h

e opt

i

on

of

chan

g

in

g

the

f

ollowin

g

settin

g

s

:

A

ccount

s

This includes the network information used

t

o connect the browser to the Internet.

S

elect

th

e

d

es

i

re

d

account

b

y tapp

i

ng t

h

e screen.

Thi

s w

ill

act

i

vate t

h

e account t

h

at w

ill

b

e

used for future connections. MEdia Net is the

p

redefined account that is set as default

.

S

etting

s

108

The following options will be available when

you touc

h

:

]

D

e

l

ete

:

All

ows

y

ou to

d

e

l

ete t

h

e account

.

]

D

e

l

ete a

ll

n

N

o

t

e

Y

ou cannot e

di

t an

d

e

l

ete

p

re-

i

nsta

ll

e

d

accounts.

I

n or

d

er to create a new account

,

p

lease

f

ill in the network in

f

ormation

.

1.

A

ccount

N

ame

:

N

ame assoc

i

ate

d

w

i

t

h

n

ew account

.

2.

H

omepage: Homepage URL

.

3

.Internet Profile: You can choose one from

the Internet

p

ro

f

iles

.

n

Not

e

1.

AT

&

T has provided default settin

g

s re

g

ardin

g

accou

nt in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

.

2.

C

reating or editing an account requires

c

aution. The browser cannot connect to

the Internet if the account information is

incorrect.

App

earanc

e

Y

ou can choose the settin

g

s o

f

the browser

appearance (Text size, Encodin

g

, Show Ima

g

e,

Java Script)

.

C

ach

e

Th

e we

b

pages you

h

ave accesse

d

are store

d

in the memory of the phone

.

]

C

lear

C

ache:

R

emove a

ll

cac

h

e

d

ata

i

n

t

h

e memory.

n

No

t

e

A

cache is a buffer memor

y

, which is used to

s

tore data tem

p

oraril

y

, es

p

eciall

y

when it is

o

n

li

n

e.

S

ettings

109

C

ookies

The in

f

ormation o

f

services you have accessed

are stored in what is called a

C

ookie.

R

en

d

er

i

n

g

Y

ou can set t

h

e

R

en

d

er

i

ng mo

d

e to

S

tandar

d

o

r Text

O

nl

y

.

S

ecurit

y

A list of the available certificates is shown.

]

C

ertificates: You can see the list of

c

ertificates and view them in detail.

]

C

lear

S

ession

:

R

emoves t

h

e secure

sess

i

on.

S

ecure Po

p

u

p

Y

ou can contro

l

t

h

e

p

o

p

-u

p

w

hi

c

h

i

n

di

cates a

s

ecure page or no

t

.

S

hortcu

t

If

this is set to

O

n

,

you can use t

h

e

b

rowser

m

ore qu

i

c

kl

y an

d

conven

i

ent

l

y w

i

t

h

t

h

e

Qwerty key pad in the phone. If Shortcut is on,

t

he followin

g

Shortcut keys are available

:

Enter URL This page

View Bookmarks Pa

g

e Overvie

w

Full Scree

n

Normal Scree

n

P

a

g

e u

p

R

ecent

P

a

g

e

s

Zoo

m

I

n

S

earch Tex

t

P

age

D

ow

n

Zoom

O

ut

Voice

C

omman

d

•

M

o

de

-

Sp

eed

:

vo

i

ce comman

d

i

s a

bb

rev

i

ate

d

-

N

orma

l

: vo

i

ce comman

d

i

s p

l

aye

d

n

orma

ll

y

S

etting

s

110

•

B

est

M

atc

h

-

1

M

atc

h:

t

h

e most

lik

e

l

y matc

h

w

ill

b

e

d

isplayed,

f

indin

g

a number

f

rom the

add

ress

b

oo

k

-

4

M

atc

h

es

:

the

f

our most likely matched

n

ames will be displayed,

f

indin

g

a name

f

rom the address book

•

S

ensitivity

-

High:

Operation and performance of

t

h

e vo

i

ce recogn

i

t

i

on eng

i

ne

i

s rare

l

y

a

ffected by the user's voice command and

surroun

di

ng soun

d.

-

M

e

di

um

:

Operation of voice recognition

engine is normally affected by user's voice

c

omman

d

an

d

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H

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