LG Electronics USA MS695 Cellular/AWS/PCS CDMA Phone with WLAN and Bluetooth User Manual

Technical

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t

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9

FCC

RF Exposure

Inf

ormation

WARNING!

Read

this

information before operating the

phone.

In

August 1996,

the

Federal Communications Commission

(FCC) of

the

United

States,

with its action in

Report

and Order FCC

96-326,

adopted

an

updated safety standard

for

human exposure

to Radio

Frequency

(RF)

electromagnetic energy emitted

by FCC

regulated transmitters.

T

hose

guidelines

are

consistent

with the

safety standard previously set

by both

U

.S.

and

international standards

bodies.

The

design

of this

phone complies

with

the FCC

guidelines

and

those international

st

andards.

Bodily Contact During

Oper

ation

This

device was tested

for typical

use

with the back of the

phone

k

ept

0.59

inches

(1.5 cm) from the body. To comply with FCC RF

e

xposure

requirements,

a

minimum separation distance

of 0.59

inches

(1.5

cm)

must

be

maintained between

the

user

’

s

body and the back of

the

phone,

including the

antenna.

Third-party

belt-clips, holsters,

and

similar

accessories containing metallic components should

not be

used.

A

v

oid

the

use

of

accessories

that

cannot maintain

0.59

inches

(1.5 cm)

dist

ance

between

the

user

’

s

body and the back of the

phone

and

have

not

been

tested

for

compliance

with FCC RF

exposure

limits.

HAC

This phone has been tested and rated for use with hearing aids for some of

the wireless technologies that it uses. However, there may be some newer

wireless technologies used in this phone that have not been tested yet for use

with hearing aids. It is important to try the different features of this phone

thoroughly and in different locations, using your hearing aid or cochlear implant,

to determine if you hear any interfering noise. Consult your service provider or

the manufacturer of this phone for information on hearing aid compatibility.

If you have questions about return or exchange policies,

consult your service provider or phone retailer.

10

T

echnical

De

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FCC Notice and Cautions

This device and its accessories comply with part 15 of FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device and

its accessories may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device and

its accessories must accept any interference received, including

interference that causes undesired operation.

Any changes or modifcations not expressly approved in this user guide

could void your warranty for this equipment. Use only the supplied

antenna. Use of unauthorized antennas (or modifcations to the antenna)

could

impair call quality, damage the phone, void your warranty and/or violate

FCC

regulations.

Don’t use the phone with a damaged antenna. A damaged antenna could

cause a minor skin burn. Contact your local dealer for a replacement

antenna.

Part 15.19

stat

ement

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

interf

erence.

(2) This

device

& its

accessories must accept

any

interference received,

including

interference

that may

cause undesired

operation

Part

15

.

2

1

stat

ement

Changes

or

modifcations

that are not

expressly approved

by the

manufacturer

could

void the

user

’

s

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

Technical

De

t

ails

11

Part 15.105

stat

ement

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.

T

hese

limits are

designed

to

provide reasonable protection against harmful interference

in a

residential inst

allation.

This

equipment generates, uses,

and can

radiate

radio

frequency energy

and, if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with the

instructions,

may

cause harmful

interf

erence

to radio

communications. However, there

is no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in a

particular installation.

If you

experience interference

with

reception

(e.g

.,

television), determine

if this

equipment

is

causing

the

harmful interference

by

t

urning

the

equipment

off and

then

back on to

see

if the

interference

is

affected.

If

necessar

y

,

try

correcting

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of the

following

measures:

-

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

-

Increase

the

separation between

the

equipment

and

receiv

er

.

-

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.

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21

Setting Up

Your

Device

When

you turn on your

wireless device

for the frst

time,

you

have

the

option to quickly

set

up

various accounts.

Simply follow the

on-screen

instructions

to

complete

the initial

setup

of your

wireless

de

vice.

To set up your device, follow the steps

below

:

1.

Select

your

language

and

touch Next

.

2.

Select whether

to Skip or

Start

the

Backup

A

ssist

ant

application.

3.

Select whether

to Skip or

Start

the Google

Account setup.

With

a

Google

Account,

Google

applications

are

automatically synced

bet

w

een

your

phone

and

computer regardless

of

where

you

make

an

update.

4.

Select

the

other accounts

you

want

to

set

up.

(

Email,

etc.).

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Select

the

Location Consent

(

Location

Services/ Standalone

GPS

Services/ Google Location

Services

).

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successful

set up

message

is displayed.

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can

choose

to view options that

teac

h

you about your new phone including

Watch

& Learn / My

Mobile

/

Guided

T

ours

.

These options can be viewed later by

accessing

the Tools

section

of the Apps

screen.

7. Touch

Done

to

start

using the

phone.

For

more information

on how to

set

up your email, visit

smartphones.

22

The Basics

Setting

up your Google

A

ccount

1. At the

setup screen, touch Create

or

Sign

in

.

2. Enter your

username

and

passw

ord.

NOTE

Touch the Back

Key to

close the

k

e

yboard.

3. Touch

Sign

in

.

Now your Gmail, Google

Contacts,

and Google

Calendar events

will all

be

loaded

to your

phone

automatically

.

You can

use

the area

below

to

record

your Google

Account information

f

or

future

ref

erence.

Username:

@gmail.com

Password:

Y

our

Google

A

ccount

Yo u

must

sign into a Google

Account

to

use

Gmail, Google Talk,

Google

Calendar,

and

other

Google Apps; to

download applications

from

Android

Market;

to back up your

settings

to Google

servers;

and to

take

adv

ant

age

of

other

Google

services

on your

phone.

IMPORTANT

O If you want to

restore

your

settings

to this phone, from

another

phone that

w

as

running Android

release

2.0 or later, you must sign into your Google Account

no

w

,

during

setup.

If you wait until after

setup

is

complete,

your

settings

are not

restored.

O If you

don

’

t

have a Google Account, you’re

prompted

to

create

one.

O If you have an

enterprise account

through your

company

or other organization, your

I

T

department

may have special

instructions

on how to sign into that

account.

O When you sign in, your

contacts,

Gmail

messages,

Calendar

events,

and

other

information from

these

applications and

services

on the web are

synchronized with

your

phone.

O If you

don

’

t

sign into a Google Account during

setup,

you are

prompted

to sign in or

to

create

a Google Account the frst time you start an application that

requires

one,

suc

h

as

Gmail or

Android

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et.

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When

you sign in,

you’re prompted

to

enter

your

username

and

password, using

the

on-screen

k

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t

p

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p

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p

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p

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s

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n

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actions

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29

Te x t I n p u t

Methods

Android keyboard: The Android keyboard can also be used to enter

text. To switch to the Android keyboard, touch and hold a text field,

then touch Input method > Android keyboard.

Using the Android

k

eyboar

d

You enter text using the onscreen keyboard. Some applications open

the keyboard automatically. In others, you touch a text field where

you want to enter text to open the keyboard.

You can also enter text by speaking instead of by typing.

30

The Basics

To e n t e r

t

ext

1. Touch a text

field.

The

onscreen

keyboard

opens.

2. Touch the keys on the keyboard to

t

ype.

The

characters

you’ve

entered

appear in

a

predictive word

box above the keyboard,

with

suggestions

for the word you

are typing.

T

ouc

h

the arrow to view more

suggestions.

3. Enter text into the text

field.

▶

Touch the word you want as soon as it

appears

in

the predictive word

bo

x.

▶

Touch the

Space

Key or a punctuation key

to

enter the

predicted

w

ord.

▶

Touch another word in the predictive word

bo

x.

▶

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w

ord

appears

in

the

predicti

v

e

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ord

b

o

x.

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you

want

to add the

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touch Add.

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switching

to

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screen

pane.

3. In the

menu

that

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the type of item to

add.

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types

of

items

to the

Home

screen:

Widgets

Add any of a variety of

widget applications

to your

Home

screen,

including a clock, a

music player,

a

picture frame,

Google

search

bar

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a

power manager,

a

calendar

of

upcoming appointments,

a

News

and

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and

more.

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more widgets

can also be found

on

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shortcuts

to

applications,

a

bookmarked

web page, a

favorite contact,

a

destination

in

Maps,

a Gmail label, a

music

playlist,

and

more.

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shortcuts

available

depend

on the

applications

you

have

inst

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where

you can

organize other Home screen

shortcuts

and

icons,

or

folders

that

contain

all your

contacts, contacts

with

phone

numbers,

or

starred contacts.

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contents

are kept

up-to-date

automatically

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To move an item on the Home

scr

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1. Touch and hold the

item.

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new location

on the

screen.

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at the left or right

edge

of the

screen

to drag the item onto

the

next available

Home screen pane.

3.

When

the item is

where

you

want

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fnger

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remove

an item from the Home

scr

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1. Touch and hold the item (note that the Q uick Keys

change

to an icon of

a

trash

can).

2. Drag the item to the trash can

icon.

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fnger

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change

the Home

screen

wallpaper

1. From the

Home screen, touch

the

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Key >

W

allpaper

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touch

and hold an

empty spot

on the

Home screen

and

then touch Wallpapers

in the

menu

that

opens.

2. Touch

Wallpapers

or any

wallpaper

that is

displa

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Gallery

to

use

a

picture you’ve taken

with your

camera

as

a

w

allpaper

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picture before setting

it as your

w

allpaper

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Wallpapers

to

open

a list of

animated wallpapers inst

alled

on

your

phone.

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can

change according

to the time of day,

respond to

touching

the

screen,

tell the

time,

or offer

other

inf

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wallpaper

and it will

automatically

be applied

to

your

phone.

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Set wallpaper

or

Save

(if

necessar

y).

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rename

a

folder

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open

it.

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window’s

title

bar

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new

folder

name.

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notifcations

when open

networks

are in

range

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default, when

Wi-Fi is on, you

receive notifcations

in the

Status

B

ar

when

your

phone detects

an

open

Wi-Fi

net

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ork.

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it’s

not already

on.

2. From the Wi-Fi

settings screen, touch Network notifcation

to

checkmark

the box. Touch again to

remove

the

checkmark

and

stop

receiving

notifcations.

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net

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ork

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network

so the

phone

will

remember

it, along with

an

y

security credentials,

and

connect

to it

automatically when

it is in

range.

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ou

can also add a Wi-Fi

network manually

if it

does

not

broadcast

its

name

(SSID) or if you

want

to add a Wi-Fi

network when

you are out of its

range.

To a d d a

secured network,

you

need

to

contact

the

network’s

administrator

to obtain the

password

or

other required security credentials.

1. Turn on Wi-Fi, if

it’s

not already

on.

2. From the Wi-Fi

settings screen, touch

Add Wi-Fi

network

.

3. Enter the

Network

SSID

(name)

of the

net

w

ork.

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network

is

secured, touch Security

and

touch

the type of

securit

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deployed

on the

net

w

ork.

4. Enter the

required passwords

and

security credentials.

5.Touch

Save

.

The

phone

will

connect

to the

wireless network.

Any

credentials

that

y

ou

entered

are

saved,

so you are

connected automatically

the next time

y

ou

come

within

range

of this

net

w

ork.

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forget

a Wi-Fi

net

w

ork

You can

make

the

phone forget about

the

details

of a Wi-Fi

network

that

you

added.

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example,

if you don’t

want

the

phone

to

connect

to

it

automatically

or if

it’s

a

network

that you no longer

use.

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it’s

not already

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by opening the Notifications panel and touching Windows media sync

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touch

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Alarm tone

to

select

a

ringtone

for the alarm,

then touch

OK

.

The

ringtone plays

briefy

when

you

select

it.

7. Touch

Puzzle

lock on to

checkmark

the

setting,

which

requires

you

to

wake

up

enough

to

solve

a

simple

puzzle to

dismiss

the

alarm.

8. Touch

Label

to

enter

a

name

for the

alarm.

9.

When

you’re

fnished, touch

Save

.

Setting Timer

The Timer can be

used

to alert you with an audible signal

when

a

set

amount

of time has

passed.

1.

Open

the Clock

application

and

touch

the

Timer

t

ab.

2. Set the time by scrolling Hour,

Minute

or

Second

felds.

3. Touch

V

ibrate

to

checkmark

the

setting

and

have

the

phone

vibrate

when

the

set

time

e

xpires.

4. Touch Alert

To ne

to

select

an alert

tone

for the

timer, then touch

OK

.

5. Touch

Start

to begin the time

countdown.

Setting World

clock

Allows you to

determine

the

current

time in

another

time zone or

cit

y

.

1.

Open

the Clock

application

and

touch

the

World

Clock

t

ab.

2. Touch

New

City and

search through

the available cities for the one

y

ou

w

ant.

Using

St

opw

a

t

c

h

This

feature allows

you to

use

your

phone

as a

Stopwatc

h.

1.

Open

the Clock

application

and

touch

the

Stopwatch t

ab.

2. Touch

Start

to

start

timing and

touch Stop

to

stop

the

time.

You can

use

the Lap

function

by

touching

Lap to

record

lap

times.

3. Touch

Reset

or

Resume

.

Polaris

O

ff ce

Polaris Offce 3.0 is a

professional

Mobile Offce

Solution

which

enables

users

to

conveniently

view or edit

various types

of offce

documents

including Word, Excel, and

PowerPoint

fle

extensions anywhere, an

ytime,

using their

mobile

de

vice.

Managing

Files

Polaris Offce 3.0

provides mobile users

with the

convenience

of

managing

fles including

copying, moving,

and

deleting

fles and

folders

right on

the

de

vice.

Viewing

Files

Mobile

users

now

have

the

convenience

of being able to view a

wide

variety of fle

types

including

Microsoft

Offce

documents,

Adobe

PDF

right

on their

mobile device. When viewing these documents

using

P

olaris

Offce 3.0, the

objects

and layout

remain unchanged

from their

original

documents.

Editing

Microsoft Offce

Files

Mobile

users

also

have

the

convenience

of being able to

create,

edit,

and

save

Word, Excel and

PowerPoint documents

on their

mobile device.

Sa

v

ed

Documents generated

or

modifed

using Polaris Offce 3.0, are not

distorted

from the

originals.

Settin

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screen

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Settings

.

c

an

increase or

h

en

displaying

w

y

ou can

increas

uses

when fi

r

open

webpage

s

Check to open

r

customizing

t

he

Settings

and

touc

h

r

in

the

u

ding several

e

nu

Key

d

ecrease

the

ebpages.

e

or

decrease

r

s

t

opening a

s

displaying

webpages

Te x t

encoding

Opens a dialog where you

can

change

the

character-encoding

standard

that

Browser

uses

when displaying

text on a

w

ebpage.

Block

pop-up windows

Check to prevent

w

ebsites

from opening

windows unless you

request

it.

Load

images

Uncheck to omit images

when

Bro

wser

displays a

webpage.

This

speeds

w

ebpage

display, which can be useful if

you have a

slo

w

connection.

Auto-fit

pages

Check to have Browser optimize

the

presentation

of text and other

elements

of

w

ebpages

to fit your

phone

’

s

screen.

Checking

this

option also

causes

the

browser

to reflow a

column

of

text to fit the

screen

if you double-tap the

screen

directly after zooming with your fingers. Uncheck

to

view pages as

designed

for a

computer screen,

and

to

cause

double-tapping to

simply switch

bet

w

een

zoomed-in and default

vie

w

.

Landscape-only display

Check to displa y pages in

landscape

(horizontal) orientation on your

screen,

regardless

of how you are

holding the

phone.

Enable JavaScript

Uncheck to prevent JavaScript

from

running on

webpages.

Many

webpages function

correctly only if they can run

JavaScript

features on

your

phone.

Enable plug-ins

Uncheck to disable plug-ins

from

w

ebpages.

Open

in

background

Check to open new windows in the

background when you touch & hold a link

and

touch

Open

in

new

window

.

This is useful when

y

ou

are working with windows that

take a long time

to

download and display. Press

Menu

, touch

Windows

,

and

then touch the new window to view it.

Unc

hec

k

if

you prefer new windows that you open in this

w

a

y

to open in

place of the current

windo

w

.

Settings

Set

home page

Opens a dialog where you can

enter

the URL of a

page that you want to

access

whene

v

er

you open a new Browser

window. If you prefer

to

open new Browser windows

more

quickly, by not opening any page by default, leave

the

dialog

blank.

Privacy

se

ttings

Clear

cache

Allows you to clear locally

cac

hed

content

and

dat

abases.

Clear

history

Allows you to clear the

browser

histor

y

.

Accept cookies

Allows

websites

to save and

read

cookie data.

Clear all

cookie data

Allows you to

clear

all

browser

cookie data.

Remember form data

Allo

ws

the

browser

to

remember data

entered

into forms for later

use.

Clear

form data

Allows you to clear all saved form

dat

a.

Enable location

Allows sites to

request access

to

y

our

location.

Clear

location access

Allows you to clear

location

access

for all

w

ebsites.

Security

se

ttings

Remember passwords

Allows the

browser

to

sa

v

e

user

names

and

passwords

for

w

ebsites.

Clear

passwords

Allows you to clear all

sa

v

ed

passw

ords.

Show security warnings

Shows a warning if

there

is a problem

with a

site's

securit

y

.

Settings

Advanced

se

ttings

Set

search engine

Allows you to select the default

searc

h

engine.

Website settings

Allows you to configure

set

tings

for individual

w

ebsites.

Reset

to

default

Allows you to

restore the

default

browser

set

tings.

Wireless &

ne

t

w

ork

s

Wireless &

networks settings

allows you to

configure

and

manage

wireless

radio

communications.

T

hese

settings

include Airplane

mode.

Airplane mode

Checkmark indicates all

wireless

radio

communications

are

t

urned

of

f

.

Wi-Fi Checkmark to turn on

Wi-Fi

functionality to

connect to

a

v

ailable

Wi-Fi

net

w

orks.

Wi-Fi

settings

▶

Wi-Fi

settings

screen

The

Wi-Fi

settings

menu allows you to set

up

and

manage

wireless access points.

Wi-Fi Checkmark to turn on

Wi-Fi

so you

can

connect

to

Wi-Fi

net

w

orks.

Network notification

Checkmark to receive

a

notification when

an open

Wi-Fi

network

becomes

a

v

ailable.

Wi-Fi

networks

Displays a list of

Wi-Fi

net

w

orks

you’ve

previously configured and

those detected

when the phone last

scanned

for

Wi-Fi

net

w

orks.

Add Wi-Fi

network

Allows you to add a Wi-Fi network

by entering its Network SSID

(the

name it

broadcasts)

and

security

t

ype.

Settings

▶

Advanced

Wi-Fi

settings

screen

The Advanced

Wi-Fi

settings screen

is

accessed

from the

Wi-Fi

settings screen.

Press the

Menu Key

and

touc

h

Advanced

.

Regulatory domain

Set the number of channels

to

use.

Wi-Fi

sleep policy

Allows you to specify when

to

switch

from

Wi-Fi

to mobile data. Disabling sleep

uses more

battery

po

wer

.

MAC

address

Displays the Media Access

Control

(MAC)

address

of your phone when

connecting

to Wi-Fi

net

w

orks.

IP

settings

If you checkmark Use

static

IP,

y

ou

can

use IP

settings

to enter an IP

address and

other network

settings

for

your phone

manually

,

rather than using the DHCP protocol to

obt

ain

network

settings

from the W-Fi network

itself

.

Bluetooth

Checkmark to turn Bluetooth

functionalit

y

to connect

to Bluetooth

de

vices.

Bluetooth settings

▶

Bluetooth

settings

scr

een

Bluetooth

Checkmark to turn on Bluetooth so

y

ou

can

connect

to Bluetooth

de

vices.

Device name

Allows you to view and edit

the

name

your

phone displays to other

Bluetooth

devices when trying to

pair.

Discoverable

Checkmark to make your

phone

discoverable to

other Bluetooth devices for

120

seconds.

Scan

for

devices

Touch to search for and

displa

y

information

about nearby Bluetooth

de

vices.

Bluetooth devices

Displays a list of

Bluetooth

devices that

you’ve previously configured

and

those detected

when the

phone last

scanned

for Bluetooth

de

vices.

Settings

Tethering

Share your

phone's

mobile data

connection

via

USB

.

©

USB

tethering

Touch to enable or disable this

f

eat

ure.

VPN

settings

©

VPN

settings

screen

Add VPN Allows you to add different types of

V

irt

ual

P

riv

ate

Networks (VPNs).

VPNs Displays the list of VPNs that

y

ou’

v

e

previously

configured.

Mobile networks

▶

Mobile networks

settings

screen

Data

enabled

Uncheck to prevent your phone

from

transmitting

data on any mobile network. This

is

useful if you are

tra

v

eling

in an area where you do not have a mobile

data

plan and want

to avoid

charges

for data use

on

local

carriers

’

mobile

networks.

Unchecking this setting does not

pre

v

ent

your phone

transmitting

data on other

wireless

networks,

such as

Wi-Fi

or

Bluetooth.

Global data roaming

Check to allow the device

to

connect

to

data services while

roaming

.

Network Mode

Allows you to select

the

pref

er

red

network

mode.

System select

Allows you to change CDMA roaming mode

between

Home only/

A

utomatic.

ERI Allows you to enable or disable ERI Alert

sound.

Settings

Call

se

ttings

Use Call

settings

to configure phone call

set

tings.

Assisted Dial

Assisted

Dialing

A

ssisted

Dialing allows you

to

easily dial

international calls while roaming in another

countr

y

.

Show Dialpad

Display dialpad automatically on

the

selected calls.

V

oicemail

V

oicemail

service

Allows you to select

y

our

car

rier

’

s

voicemail

service or another service,

suc

h

as Google

V

oice

TM

.

Voicemail

settings

If

you are using your

car

rier

’

s

voicemail

service, this

option allows you to enter

the

phone number to use for listening to and

managing your

voicemail. You

can enter a comma

(,)

to insert a

pause

into

the number. For example, to add a password

af

ter

the

phone

number.

If

you are using

Google

V

oice,

this opens a screen where you

can view the

Google

V

oice

number or sign out of

Google

V

oice.

Other call

settings

Call

forwarding

Allows incoming

telephone

calls

to

be routed to

another point of termination that it allows you to not miss

important

telephone

calls

.

Quick text Allows you to add or edit the Quick

te

xt

messages

that

are available when you receive a call.

You

can ignore the call and

send the

message.

Auto Retry Allows you to enable or disable

A

uto

R

etr

y

mode.

Yo u

can configure the phone

to

automatically redial a number after a

certain

amount

of

time.

TTY

mode

Allows you to set

TTY

mode

to

communicate

with

other

TTY

de

vices.

DTMF

Tones

Allows you to set the lengh of DTMF

tones.

Settings

Voice

Privacy

Allows you to enable or

disable

enhanced

privacy

mode.

Auto

Answer

Allows you to enable or disable Auto

Answ

er

with

Handsfree.

Sound

Use the Sound

settings

to configure how and at

what

volume the

phone rings and vibrates when

the

phone

rings, you receive a

notification, an

alarm

sounds,

or when you play music or other

media

with

audio, as well as

some

tings.

General

Silent mode

Check to silence a ll

sounds

(including call and

notification ringtones) except the

audio

from

music, videos, and

other media and

an

y

alarms

you have

set.

(You

must silence media and alarms in their

o

wn

applications.)

V

ibrate

Opens a dialog where you can configure

when

you want

the phone to vibrate when you receive

a

phone call or notification:

Always, Never, Only in

Silent

mode, or Only when not in Silent

mode.

V

olume

Opens a dialog where you can set the volume

of

ringtones that sound when you receive a phone call

or

notification,

media (music, videos, an so on),

and

alarms. If you uncheck the

option to use the

same

volume for both calls and notifications, you

can

set

the

notification ringtone volume

independently.

Incoming

calls

Phone ringtone

Opens a dialog where you can select

the

ringtone to

sound when you receive a phone

call.

Touch a ringtone to listen to it.

Settings

Notifications

Notification ringtone

Opens a dialog where you

can

select

the ringtone to sound when you receive

a

notification. Touch a

ringtone to listen to it.

Feedback

Audible touch tones

Check to hear

tones

when

y

ou

use the dial

pad to dial a

number

.

Audible selection

Check to play a sound when

y

ou

touch

buttons,

icons, and other

onscreen

items

that

react to your

touc

h.

Screen

lock

sounds

Check to pla y a sound

when

the

screen

is

locked or

unloc

k

ed.

Haptic feedback

Check to have the phone

vibrate

briefly

when you

touch soft

buttons

and perform

other

actions.

Emergency tone

Opens a dialog where you

can

configure how the

phone reacts when you place

an

emergency

call.

Display

Use the Display

settings

to configure

brightness and

other

screen

set

tings.

Brightness

Opens a dialog for adjusting

the

brightness

of the

screen.

For the best

battery

performance,

use the

dimmest

comfortable

brightness.

Auto-rotate screen

Check to auto matically switch

the

orientation

of the

screen

as you turn the

phone

sidew

a

y

s.

Animation

Opens a dialog where you can set

whether

you want

to enjoy animated transitions for

some

effects

(such as opening

menus), for all

supported

effects

(including when navigating from

screen to

screen),

or to enjoy a phone without any

optional

animation

effects

(this setting does not

control

animation in all

applications).

Screen timeout

Opens a dialog where you can

set

how long to

Settings

wait after you touch the

screen or

press

a button before the

screen darkens. For

the

best battery

performance,

use the

shortest

convenient timeout.

Settings

Location &

sec

urit

y

Use the Location & security

settings

to set

y

our

preferences

for

using and sharing your

location

when

your search for information

and

use

location-aware applications, such as Bing Maps.

Y

ou

can

also configure

settings

that help

secure

y

our

phone and its

dat

a.

Location

Settings

E911 E911 Location cannot be turned off on any

mobile

phone that

you are not allo wed to change any

set

tings

and it would only be

used as urgent

sit

uation.

Standalone

GPS

Services

Allows you to use

y

our

phone

’

s

Stand-

alone global positioning

system

(GPS) satellite receiver to pinpoint

your location to within

an

accuracy as close as several

meters

(“street

le

v

el”).

Actual GPS accuracy

depends

on a clear view of

the

sky and other

f

actors.

Google Location Services

Allows you to

use

information from

Wi-

Fi and mobile

networks to

determine

your approximate location,

for use in Google Maps, when you search, and

others. When

you

checkmark this option, you’re asked

whether

y

ou

consent

to

sharing your location anonymously

with

Google

’

s

location

ser

vice.

Screen

unlock

Set up

screen

lock Opens a set of

screens

that

guide

you through

drawing a

screen

unlock pattern

or

set

ting

a PIN or

password.

Security

lock

timer

Adjust the delay before

the

security lock

automatically turns

on.

Settings

Passwords

Visible

passwords

Check to briefly show

eac

h

character of

passwords

as you enter them,

so

that

you can see what you

enter

.

Device

administration

Select device administrators

Add

or

remove d evice

administrators.

Credential

storage

Use

secure credentials

Check to allow applications

to

access

your

phone

’

s

encrypted store of

secure

certificates

and related

passwords

and

other

credentials.

You

use credential

storage

to

est

ablish

some

kinds of VPN and

Wi-Fi

connections.

If

y

ou

ha

v

e

not set a

password

for the credential

storage,

this setting is

dimmed.

Install from

SD

card

Touch to install a

secure certificate

from

an

SD

card.

Set

password

Opens a dialog where you can set

or

change the

password for your

secure credential

storage.

Your

password

must

have at least

8

c

haracters.

Clear

storage

Deletes

all

secure certificates and

and

erases

the

secure

storage

’

s

own

password,

after

prompting you to confirm

that

you want to do

this.

Settings

Applica

tions

You

use the Applications

settings

to view details

about

the

applications installed on your phone,

manage their

data, force them

to stop, and to set

whether

you

want

to permit installation of

applications that you

obt

ain

from

websites

and

email.

Unknown sources

Permits installation of

applications

that you

obtain from

websites,

email, or

other

locations other than Android

Mark

et

TM

.

WARNING!

To protect your phone and personal

dat

a,

download

applications only from

tr

usted

sources,

such as Android

Mark

et.

Manage applications

Opens a list of all

the

applications

and other

software installed on

y

our

phone, along with their sizes. Touch the

tabs at

the

top

of the

screen

to view applications by type.

P

ress

the

Menu

Key and touch

Sort

by size to

displa

y

applications

in order by size. Touch an application to open

its

Application Info

screen.

Running services

Allows you to view and

control

currently

running services and applications. This option displays what

processes

each running

ser

vice

needs

and how much memory it

is

using.

Development

Allows you to set options

f

or

application

de

v

elopment.

▶

Development

screen

The

Development screen

contains

settings

that

are

useful for

developing AndroidTM applications. For full information,

including

documentation

of

the

Android

APIs and

development

tools, see

the

Android developer

w

ebsite

(ht

tp://de

v

eloper

.android.com).

USB

debugging

Permits debugging tools on

a

computer

to

communicate

with your phone

via

a

USB

connection.

Settings

Stay awake

Allows you to set the phone to

pre

v

ent

the

screen

from dimming and locking when it

is

connected

to a charger or

to a USB device

that

provides power.

Don

’

t

use this

set

ting

with a static image on the phone for long

periods

of time, or

the

screen

may be marked with

that

image.

Allow

mock locations

Permits a

de

v

elopment

tool on a

computer

to control where the

phone

believes it is located,

rather than using

the

phone

’

s

own internal tools for this

purpose.

Accounts &

sync

Use the Accounts & sync

settings

to add, remove,

and

manage

your

GoogleTM and other

supported accounts.

Yo u

also use

these settings

to control how

and

whether

all applications send, receive, and sync

dat

a

on

their own

schedules

and

whether

all

applications

can

synchronize user data

automatically

.

GmailTM, Calendar, and other applications may also

ha

v

e

their own

settings

to control how they

sync

hroniz

e

data; see the

sections

on

those

applications

f

or

det

ails.

General sync

settings

Background data

Permits applications to

sync

hroniz

e

data in the

background,

whether

or not you

are

actively working in them.

Unchecking this setting

can

save battery power and lo wers (but

does

not

eliminate) data

use.

Auto-sync

Permits applications to synchronize,

send,

and receive

data on their own

schedule.

If

y

ou

uncheck this setting, you must

touch an account in

the

list on this

screen

or

press

the

Menu Key

and touch

Sync now

to synchronize data for

that

account.

Synchronizing data automatically is

disabled

if

Background data

is

unc

hec

k

ed.

Settings

Manage

accounts

List of all Google Accounts and other

accounts

you’ve added to

the

phone.

If you touch an account in this

screen,

its account

screen

opens.

▶

Account

screen

This

screen

contains different options,

depending

on the kind

of

account.

For Google Accounts, it lists the kinds of data

y

ou

can

synchronize to the phone, with

checkboxes

so

you can turn

synchronizing on and off for each

kind.

Yo u

can also

press

the

Menu

Key

and touch

Sync

now

to synchronize data. Touch

Remove Account

to

remove the account along with all its

dat

a

(contacts,

mail,

settings,

and so on).

Yo u

can

’

t

remove the first

Google Account you added to

y

our

phone except by

resetting

your phone to

the

f

actor

y

defaults and erasing all of your user

dat

a.

P

riv

acy

Personal

data

Factory data reset

Erases all of your personal

dat

a

from

internal

phone

storage,

including

inf

ormation

about your Google Account,

any other

accounts,

y

our

system

and application data and

settings,

and

an

y

downloaded

applications.

Resetting

the phone

does

not

erase

any

system software updates

y

ou’

v

e

downloaded

or

an

y

files on your microSD card, such as music or

photos.

If you

reset

the phone in this way, you’re

prompted

to

reenter

the

same

kind

of information as

when

y

ou

first started Android.

Safety

SD card & phone

s

t

or

age

Use the SD card & phone

storage settings

to

monitor

the used and

available

space

on your phone and

on

your microSD card, to

manage

your microSD

card,

and

if

necessary,

to

reset

the phone,

erasing all

of

y

our

personal

inf

ormation.

SD

card

Total

space and Available space

Lists

the

amount

of

space

on

any microSD card installed in your phone and the amount you

have used to

store

photos, videos, music, and other

files.

Unmount

SD

card

Unmounts

the microSD card

from

your phone

so that you can format the car d or

saf

ely

remove it when the

phone is on. This setting

is

dimmed if there is no microSD

card

installed, if you have already

unmounted

it, or if

y

ou

have

mounted

the microSD card on your

computer

.

Format

SD

card

Permanently erases

everything on

a

microSD

card and

prepares

it for use with

y

our

phone.

Yo u

must

unmount

a

microSD card before

y

ou

can format it.

Internal phone

storage

Available space

Lists the amount of internal

phone

storage

used

by the operating

system, its

components,

applications (including

those

y

ou

downloaded),

and their

permanent

and

temporar

y

dat

a.

Settings

Sear

ch

You

use the Search

settings

to configure Bing

Searc

h,

Quick Search

Box, and the data on the phone that

y

ou

want to include in

searc

hes.

Searchable items

Allows you to set what kinds of

data

to include

in phone

searc

hes.

Clear

shortcuts

Clear

shortcuts

to

recently

chosen

search

suggestions.

Language &

k

eyboar

d

Use the Language & keyboard

settings

to select

the

language for

the text on your phone and

f

or

configuring the

onscreen

keyboard,

including

w

ords

that you’ve added to its

dictionar

y

.

Select language

Allows you to

choose

a language

to

use on your

phone.

Te x t

settings

Swype

Swype is a

word-based

text entry

method on

a standard

keyboard. Touch this setting and

scroll

down to read the User

Manual for

S

w

ype.

Android keyboard

Allows you to use

the

onscreen

touch

keyboard and adjust

its

set

tings.

The Android

K

e

yboard

settings apply to the

onscreen

keyboard

that is included with your phone.

T

he

correction and capitalization

features affect only

the

English version of the

k

e

yboard.

V

ibrate

on

keypress

Allows you to set

the

phone to vibrate

briefly each time you touch

a

key

on the

onscreen

k

e

yboard.

Sound

on

keypress

Allows you to set the phone

to

play a

brief sound each time you touch a key on

the

onscreen

k

e

yboard.

Safety

Auto-capitalization

Allows you to set the

onscreen

keyboard to

automatically capitalize the first letter of the first word after a

period, the first word in a

te

xt

field, and each word in name fields.

Voice

input

Allows you to enable or disable

v

oice

input.

Input language

Opens the Input

Languages

screen,

where

you can check the

languages

y

ou

want to have available when

using the

onscreen

k

e

yboard.

▶

Wo r d

suggestion

settings

Quick fixes Allows the phone to

automatically

correct

some

common

misspellings as you

t

ype.

Show suggestions

Allows the phone to

sho

w

suggested

words as you

t

ype.

Auto-complete

Allows the phone to

automatically

enter

a

suggested

word when you enter

a

space

or

punct

uation.

User dictionary

Allows you to view, add, and

remo

v

e

words f rom

your user dictionary. Touch a w ord to

edit

or

delete

it. Press the

Menu

Key

and touch Add to add

a

w

ord.

Voice input &

output

Voice

input

Voice

recognizer

settings

▶

Voice Recognition

settings

screen

Language

Opens a

screen

where you can set

the

language

you use when entering text

b

y

speaking.

SafeSearch

Opens a dialog where you can

set

whether

you

want

SafeSearch

filtering to

bloc

k

some

results when you use

search by

v

oice:

Block no search results (Off), only explicit

or

offensive images

(Moderate), or both explicit

or

offensive text and images

(Strict).

Settings

Block

offensive words

When

unchecked,

v

oice

recognition

will

recognize and

transcribe

w

ords

many people consider offensive,

when you

enter

text by speaking. When checked, voice

recognition

replaces those

words in

transcriptions

with

a

placeholder

comprised

of hash symbols

(

# ).

Personalized recognition

Check this option

to

improve

speech

recognition

accuracy.

Google Account dashboard

Allows you

to

manage

your

collected

dat

a.

Vo i c e

output

Text-to-speech

settings

▶

Text-to-speech

settings

You

use the

Text-to-Speech settings

to

configure

the Android

text-to-speech synthesizer

f

or

applications that can take

advantage of it,

suc

h

as

Ta l k B a c k .

If you

don

’

t

have

speech synthesizer

data installed, only

the

Install voice data

setting is

a

v

ailable.

Listen

to an

example

Plays a brief sample

of

the

speech

synthesizer,

using your

cur

rent

set

tings.

Always use

my

settings

Allows the phone to

use

your default

settings and override the

application

set

tings.

Default

Engine

Allows you to set the default

speec

h

synthesis

engine to be used for spoken

te

xt.

Install voice data

If your phone does not

ha

v

e

speech

synthesizer

data installed, this

option

connects

to Android

Market and guides

y

ou

through

the

process

of downloading

and

inst

alling

the data. This setting is not available if the data

is

already

inst

alled.

Speech rate

Allows you to select how

quic

kly

y

ou

want the

synthesizer

to

speak.

Safety

Language

Allows you to select the language of

the

text you

want the

synthesizer

to read. This

is

particularly useful in

combination with the

Alw

a

y

s

Use My Settings setting, to

ensure

that text

is

spoken correctly in a variety of

applications.

Engines

Displays the installed

engines and

allows you to

configure their

set

tings.

C

onnectivit

y

Default connection mode

Allows you to

choose the

default

connection

mode when

connecting

y

our

phone to a PC via USB.

Choose from

Windo

ws

Media Sync, Modem mode, or Mass

storage

mode

Always

ask Check to have the phone ask you to

c

hoose

what USB

connection

mode it should

connect

with to a

PC.

Accessibility

Yo u

use the Accessibility

settings

to configure

an

y

accessibility plug-

ins you have installed on your

phone.

Accessibility

Allows you to enable all

inst

alled

accessibility

plug-ins.

Power button ends

call During a call,

pressing

Power

ends the

call instead of turning off

the

screen.

Settings

Date &

time

Use Date & time

settings

to set your

preferences

f

or

how

dates

are displayed.

Yo u

can also use

these

settings

to set

your own time and time zone,

rather

than obtaining the

current time from the

mobile

net

w

ork.

Use

24-hour format

Check to dis play the time

using

24-hour

time format—for example, 13:00 rather

than

1:00

pm.

Select date format

Opens a dialog where you

can

select

the format for displaying

dates.

About

phone

About phone includes information about y our

phone.

System updates

Allows you to check

f

or

Android

system software updates.

Status

Allows to view a list of information

about

your

battery, mobile network

connection, and

other

det

ails.

Battery use

Opens a list of the applications

and

operating

system components

that have used and

are

currently using

battery power. Touch an application in the list to view details

about its power use and, if available, touch a button to open a

settings or

information

screen

for that

component

or

application.

Legal

information

Allows you to view

legal

information

about the

software

included with

y

our

phone.

DivX VOD

registration

Displays information

to

register

your device to play

DivX

protected

videos.

V

ersion

information

Lists details about the

model

numbers

and versions of your

phone

’

s

hardware

and

operating

system

software.

This information is

useful

if you need to work with

your

car

rier

’

s

support

team.

HAC statement

This phone has been tested and rated for use with hearing aids for some of the wireless technologies that

it uses. However, there may be some newer wireless technologies used in this phone that have not been

tested yet for use with hearing aids. It is important to try the different features of this phone thoroughly

and in different locations, using your hearing aid or cochlear implant, to determine if you hear any

interfering noise. Consult your service provider or the manufacturer of this phone for information on

hearing aid compatibility. If you have questions about return or exchange policies, consult your service

provider or phone retailer.

FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility (HAC) Regulations for Wireless Devices

On July 10, 2003, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Report and Order in WT Docket

01-309 modified the exception of wireless phones under the Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988

(HAC Act) to require digital wireless phones be compatible with hearing-aids. The intent of the HAC Act

is to ensure reasonable access to telecommunications services for persons with hearing disabilities.

While some wireless phones are used near some hearing devices (hearing aids and cochlear implants),

users may detect a buzzing, humming, or whining noise. Some hearing devices are more immune than

others to this interference noise, and phones also vary in the amount of interference they generate.

The wireless telephone industry has developed a rating system for wireless phones, to assist hearing

device users to find phones that may be compatible with their hearing devices. Not all phones have been

rated. Phones that are rated have the rating on their box or a label located on the box.

The ratings are not guarantees. Results will vary depending on the user's hearing device and hearing loss.

If your hearing device happens to be vulnerable to interference, you may not be able to use a rated phone

successfully. Trying out the phone with your hearing device is the best way to evaluate it for your

personal needs.

M-Ratings: Phones rated M3 or M4 meet FCC requirements and are likely to generate less interference to

hearing devices than phones that are not labeled. M4 is the better/higher of the two ratings.

T-Ratings: Phones rated T3 or T4 meet FCC requirements and are likely to generate less interference to

hearing devices than phones that are not labeled. T4 is the better/ higher of the two ratings.

Hearing devices may also be rated. Your hearing device manufacturer or hearing health professional may

help you find this rating. Higher ratings mean that the hearing device is relatively immune to interference

noise. The hearing aid and wireless phone rating values are then added together. A sum of 5 is considered

acceptable for normal use. A sum of 6 is considered for best use. In the example to the left, if a hearing

aid meets the M2 level rating and the wireless phone meets the M3 level rating, the sum of the two values

equal M5. This should provide the hearing aid user with “normal usage” while using their hearing aid

with the particular wireless phone. “Normal usage” in this context is defined as a signal quality that’s

acceptable for normal operation. The M mark is intended to be synonymous with the U mark. The T mark

is intended to be synonymous with the UT mark. The M and T marks are recommended by the Alliance

for Telecommunications Industries Solutions (ATIS). The U and UT marks are referenced in Section

20.19 of the FCC Rules. The HAC rating and measurement procedure are described in the American

National Standards Institute (ANSI) C63.19 standard. When you're talking on a cell phone,

it's recommended that you turn the BT (Bluetooth) mode off for HAC.

For information about hearing aids and digital wireless phones

Wireless Phones and Hearing Aid Accessibility

http://www.accesswireless.org/hearingaid/

FCC Hearing Aid Compatibility and Volume Control

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/hac_wireless.html

LG Electronics USA MS695 Cellular/AWS/PCS CDMA Phone with WLAN and Bluetooth User Manual

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