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Nokia E5–00 User Guide

Issue 1

Contents

Safety 6

About your device 6

Network services 7

About Digital Rights Management 8

Battery removing 9

Get started 10

Keys and parts 10

Insert the SIM card and battery 11

Insert the memory card 12

Remove the memory card 13

Wrist strap 13

Charge the battery 13

Lock or unlock the keyboard 14

Connect a compatible headset 14

Switch the device on and off 15

Antenna locations 15

Nokia Switch 16

Nokia Ovi Suite 18

Visit Ovi by Nokia 19

About Ovi Store 20

Access codes 20

Basic use 21

Home screen 21

One-touch keys 22

Write text 23

Contacts 25

Calendar 27

Multitasking 29

Flashlight 30

Ovi Files 30

Make calls 30

Voice calls 30

During a call 31

Voice mail 32

Answer or decline a call 32

Make a conference call 33

Speed dial a phone number 33

Call waiting 34

Call divert 34

Call barring 35

Voice dialling 36

Make a video call 36

During a video call 38

Answer or decline a video call 38

Video sharing 39

Log 42

Messaging 43

Messaging folders 44

Organise messages 44

E-mail 45

Nokia Messaging 49

Ovi Contacts 50

2Contents

Message reader 56

Speech 57

Text and multimedia messages 57

Special message types 62

Cell broadcast 63

Messaging settings 64

About Chat 67

Connectivity 67

Data connections and access

points 67

Network settings 68

Wi-Fi/WLAN connection 69

Access points 71

Active data connections 75

Sync 76

Bluetooth connectivity 76

Data cable 81

PC connections 82

About home network 82

Internet 83

Browse the web 83

Browser toolbar 84

Navigate pages 84

Web feeds and blogs 85

Content search 85

Bookmarks 86

Empty the cache 86

End the connection 86

Connection security 87

Web settings 87

Nokia Office Tools 89

Active notes 89

Calculator 90

File manager 90

Quickoffice 92

Converter 92

Zip manager 93

PDF reader 93

Printing 93

Dictionary 95

Notes 96

Positioning (GPS) 96

About GPS 96

Assisted GPS (A-GPS) 97

Hold your device correctly 98

Tips on creating a GPS connection 98

Position requests 99

Landmarks 99

GPS data 100

Positioning settings 101

Maps 101

Maps overview 101

View your location and the map 102

Map view 103

Change the look of the map 103

Contents 3

Download and update maps 104

About positioning methods 104

Find a location 105

View location details 106

Save places and routes 106

View and organise places or

routes 107

Send places to your friends 107

Share location 107

Synchronise your Favourites 108

Get voice guidance 109

Drive to your destination 109

Navigation view 110

Get traffic and safety information 110

Walk to your destination 111

Plan a route 111

Personalisation 113

Profiles 113

Select ringing tones 114

Customise profiles 114

Change the display theme 115

Download a theme 115

3-D ringing tones 116

Media 116

Camera 116

Gallery 120

Photos 122

Create a post 129

Nokia Podcasting 130

Music player 132

RealPlayer 135

Recorder 136

Nokia Internet Radio 137

Security and data

management 139

Lock the device 140

Memory card security 140

Encryption 141

Fixed dialling 142

Certificate manager 143

View and edit security modules 144

Remote configuration 145

Application manager 147

Licenses 149

Sync 151

Mobile VPN 152

Settings 154

General settings 154

Telephone settings 159

Connection settings 160

Application settings 172

Shortcuts 172

General shortcuts 172

Glossary 174

4Contents

Troubleshooting 179

Find help 183

Support 183

Update device software 183

In-device help 184

Accessibility solutions 185

Do more with your device 185

Settings 185

Prolong battery life 185

Free memory 187

Green tips 187

Save energy 187

Recycle 188

Product and safety

information 188

Index 196

Contents 5

Safety

Read these simple guidelines. Not

following them may be dangerous or

illegal. Read the complete user guide for

further information.

SWITCH ON SAFELY

Do not switch the device on

when wireless phone use is

prohibited or when it may

cause interference or danger.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST

Obey all local laws. Always

keep your hands free to

operate the vehicle while

driving. Your first

consideration while driving

should be road safety.

INTERFERENCE

All wireless devices may be

susceptible to interference,

which could affect

performance.

SWITCH OFF IN RESTRICTED AREAS

Follow any restrictions.

Switch the device off in

aircraft, near medical

equipment, fuel, chemicals,

or blasting areas.

QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualified personnel may

install or repair this product.

ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES

Use only approved

accessories and batteries. Do

not connect incompatible

products.

WATER-RESISTANCE

Your device is not water-

resistant. Keep it dry.

About your device

The wireless device described in this

guide is approved for use on the UMTS

850, 1900, and 2100 MHz networks, and

GSM 850, 900, 1900, and 2100 MHz

networks. Contact your service provider

for more information about networks.

6Safety

Your device supports several

connectivity methods and like

computers may be exposed to viruses

and other harmful content. Exercise

caution with messages, connectivity

requests, browsing, and downloads.

Only install and use services and

software from trustworthy sources that

offer adequate security and protection,

such as applications that are Symbian

Signed or have passed the Java

Verified™ testing. Consider installing

antivirus and other security software on

your device and any connected

computer.

Your device may have preinstalled

bookmarks and links for third-party

internet sites and may allow you to

access third-party sites. These are not

affiliated with Nokia, and Nokia does

not endorse or assume liability for

them. If you access such sites, take

precautions for security or content.

Warning:

To use any features in this device, other

than the alarm clock, the device must be

switched on. Do not switch the device

on when wireless device use may cause

interference or danger.

When using this device, obey all laws

and respect local customs, privacy and

legitimate rights of others, including

copyrights. Copyright protection may

prevent some images, music, and other

content from being copied, modified, or

transferred.

Make back-up copies or keep a written

record of all important information

stored in your device.

When connecting to any other device,

read its user guide for detailed safety

instructions. Do not connect

incompatible products.

The images in this guide may differ from

your device display.

Refer to the user guide for other

important information about your

device.

Network services

To use the device you must have service

from a wireless service provider. Some

features are not available on all

networks; other features may require

that you make specific arrangements

with your service provider to use them.

Network services involve transmission

Safety 7

of data. Check with your service provider

for details about fees in your home

network and when roaming on other

networks. Your service provider can

explain what charges will apply. Some

networks may have limitations that

affect how you can use some features of

this device requiring network support

such as support for specific technologies

like WAP 2.0 protocols (HTTP and SSL)

that run on TCP/IP protocols and

language-dependent characters.

Your service provider may have

requested that certain features be

disabled or not activated in your device.

If so, these features will not appear on

your device menu. Your device may also

have customized items such as menu

names, menu order, and icons.

About Digital Rights Management

When using this device, obey all laws

and respect local customs, privacy and

legitimate rights of others, including

copyrights. Copyright protection may

prevent you from copying, modifying, or

transferring images, music, and other

content.

Content owners may use different types

of digital rights management (DRM)

technologies to protect their

intellectual property, including

copyrights. This device uses various

types of DRM software to access DRM-

protected content. With this device you

can access content protected with

WMDRM 10 and OMA DRM 2.0. If certain

DRM software fails to protect the

content, content owners may ask that

such DRM software's ability to access

new DRM-protected content be revoked.

Revocation may also prevent renewal of

such DRM-protected content already in

your device. Revocation of such DRM

software does not affect the use of

content protected with other types of

DRM or the use of non-DRM-protected

content.

Digital rights management (DRM)

protected content comes with an

associated licence that defines your

rights to use the content.

If your device has OMA DRM-protected

content, to back up both the licence and

the content, use the backup feature of

Nokia Ovi Suite.

Other transfer methods may not

transfer the licences which need to be

restored with the content for you to be

8Safety

able to continue the use of OMA DRM-

protected content after the device

memory is formatted. You may also

need to restore the licence in case the

files on your device get corrupted.

If your device has WMDRM-protected

content, both the licence and the

content will be lost if the device memory

is formatted. You may also lose the

licence and the content if the files on

your device get corrupted. Losing the

licence or the content may limit your

ability to use the same content on your

device again. For more information,

contact your service provider.

Some licences may be connected to a

specific SIM card, and the protected

content can be accessed only if the SIM

card is inserted in the device.

During extended operation such as an

active video call and high speed data

connection, the device may feel warm.

In most cases, this condition is normal.

If you suspect the device is not working

properly, take it to the nearest

authorised service facility.

Battery removing

Switch the device off and disconnect the

charger before removing the battery.

Safety 9

Get started

Learn how to start using your device.

Keys and parts

1Ear piece

2Display

3Left and right selection keys

4Home key

5Call key

6Navi™ key (scroll key). Also used to

zoom and capture images when

using the camera.

7Microphone

8Light sensor

9Messaging key

10 End/Power key

11 Keyboard

12 Flashlight key

13 Micro USB connector

14 Camera flash/Flashlight

15 Volume key

16 Camera lens

17 Release buttons for back cover

18 Charger connector

19 Headset connector

20 Loudspeaker

21 Wrist strap hole

10 Get started

1Function key

2Shift key

3Sym key

4Backspace key

5Enter key

6Ctrl/Mute key

During extended operation such as an

active video call and high speed data

connection, the device may feel warm.

In most cases, this condition is normal.

If you suspect the device is not working

properly, take it to the nearest

authorised service facility.

Insert the SIM card and battery

Safe removal. Always switch the device

off and disconnect the charger before

removing the battery.

1 Remove the back cover.

2 Remove the battery, if inserted.

3 Slide the SIM card holder to unlock

it, and swing it open. Insert the SIM

card, with the contact area facing

down, and swing the holder back.

Slide the card holder to lock it.

Get started 11

4 Line up the battery contacts, and

insert the battery.

5 Replace the back cover.

Insert the memory card

A memory card may already be inserted

in the device. If not, do the following:

1 Remove the back cover and battery,

if inserted.

2 Slide the card holder to unlock it,

and swing it open.

3 Insert the memory card, with the

contact area facing down.

12 Get started

4 Swing the card holder back. Slide

the card holder to lock it.

5 Replace the battery and back cover.

Use only compatible microSD cards

approved by Nokia for use with this

device. Nokia uses approved industry

standards for memory cards, but some

brands may not be fully compatible with

this device. Incompatible cards may

damage the card and the device and

corrupt data stored on the card.

Remove the memory card

1 Switch the device off.

2 Remove the back cover and the

battery.

3 Open the memory card holder, and

remove the memory card. Close the

memory card holder.

4 Replace the battery and back cover.

Wrist strap

Thread the wrist strap, and tighten it.

Charge the battery

Your battery has been partially charged

at the factory. If the device indicates a

low charge, do the following:

1 Connect the charger to a wall outlet.

2 Connect the charger plug to the

device.

If you are using a USB charger,

connect the charger plug to the USB

connector.

Get started 13

3 When the device indicates a full

charge, disconnect the charger from

the device, then from the wall

outlet.

You do not need to charge the battery

for a specific length of time, and you can

use the device while it is charging. If the

battery is completely discharged, it may

take several minutes before the

charging indicator appears on the

display or before any calls can be made.

Charging with the USB data cable

Charging with the USB data cable is

slower than charging with the charger.

Charging with the USB data cable may

not work if you use a USB hub. USB hubs

may be incompatible for charging a USB

device.

When the USB data cable is connected,

you can transfer data at the same time

as charging.

1 Connect a compatible USB device to

your device using a compatible USB

data cable.

Depending on the type of the device

that is used for charging, it may take

a while for charging to start.

2 If the device is switched on, select

from the available USB modes.

Lock or unlock the keyboard

Lock the keyboard

In the home screen, select Menu, and

quickly press the right selection key.

Set the keyboard to lock

automatically after a defined length

of time

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Security > Phone and

SIM card > Keypad autolock

period > User defined, and select the

desired length of time.

Unlock the keyboard

Select Unlock > OK.

When the device or keypad is locked,

calls may be possible to the official

emergency number programmed into

your device.

Connect a compatible headset

Do not connect products that create an

output signal as this may cause damage

to the device. Do not connect any

14 Get started

voltage source to the Nokia AV

Connector.

When connecting any external device or

any headset, other than those approved

by Nokia for use with this device, to the

Nokia AV Connector, pay special

attention to volume levels.

Switch the device on and off

To switch on the device:

1 Press and hold the power key.

2 If the device asks for a PIN code or

lock code, enter it, and select OK.

The preset lock code is 12345. If you

forget the code and your device is

locked, your device will require

service and additional charges may

apply. For more information,

contact a Nokia Care point or your

device dealer.

To switch off the device, press the

power key briefly, and select Switch

off!.

Antenna locations

Your device may have internal and

external antennas. Avoid touching the

antenna area unnecessarily while the

antenna is transmitting or receiving.

Get started 15

Contact with antennas affects the

communication quality and may cause

a higher power level during operation

and may reduce the battery life.

Nokia Switch

About Switch

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Switch.

You can use the Switch application to

copy content such as phone numbers,

addresses, calendar items, and images

from your previous Nokia device to your

device. The type of content you can

transfer depends on the model of your

old device.

If you cannot use your old device

without a SIM card, insert the card in it.

You can use Switch in your new device

without a SIM card.

Copy content from your old device

You can use the Switch application to

copy content such as phone numbers,

addresses, calendar items, and images

from your previous compatible Nokia

device to your new device.

Copy content for the first time

1 To retrieve data from the other

device for the first time, on your

16 Get started

device, select Menu > Ctrl.

panel > Switch.

2 Pair the two devices. To have your

device search for devices with

Bluetooth connectivity, select

Continue. Select the device from

which you want to transfer content.

You are asked to enter a code on

your device. Enter a code (1-16

digits), and select OK. Enter the

same code on the other device, and

select OK. The devices are now

paired.

If your old Nokia device does not

have the Switch application, your

new device sends it in a message.

Open the message in the old device,

and follow the instructions on the

display.

3 On your device, select the content

you want to transfer from the other

device.

When the transfer has started, you

can cancel it and continue later.

Content is transferred from the memory

of the other device to the corresponding

location in your device. The transfer

time depends on the amount of data to

be transferred.

The type of content that can be

transferred depends on the model of the

device from which you want to transfer

content. If that device supports

synchronisation, you can also

synchronise data between the devices.

Your device notifies you if the other

device is not compatible.

Synchronise, retrieve, or send

content

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Switch.

After the first transfer, select from the

following to start a new transfer,

depending on the model:

to synchronise content

between your device and the

other device, if the other device

supports synchronisation. The

synchronisation is two-way. If

an item is deleted in one device,

it is deleted in both. You cannot

restore deleted items with

synchronisation.

to retrieve content from the

other device to your device.

With retrieval, content is

transferred from the other

device to your device. You may

be asked to keep or delete the

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original content in the other

device, depending on the

device model.

to send content from your

device to your other device

If you cannot send an item, depending

on the type of the other device, you can

add the item to the Nokia folder, to C:

\Nokia or E:\Nokia in your device.

When you select the folder to transfer,

the items are synchronised in the

corresponding folder in the other

device, and vice versa.

Use shortcuts to repeat a transfer

After a data transfer, you can save a

shortcut with the transfer settings to

the main view to repeat the same

transfer later.

To edit the shortcut, select Options >

Shortcut settings. For example, you

can create or change the name of the

shortcut.

A transfer log is shown after every

transfer. To view the log of the last

transfer, select a shortcut in the main

view and Options > View log.

Handle transfer conflicts

If an item to be transferred has been

edited in both devices, the device

attempts to merge the changes

automatically. If this is not possible,

there is a transfer conflict. Select Check

one by one, Priority to this phone, or

Priority to other phone to solve the

conflict.

Nokia Ovi Suite

Nokia Ovi Suite is a set of applications

that you can install to a compatible PC.

Ovi Suite groups all available

applications in a launcher window from

which you can open the applications.

Ovi Suite may be included on a memory

card, if provided with your device.

You can use Ovi Suite to synchronise

contacts, calendar, and to-do and other

notes between your device and a

compatible PC application. You can also

use Ovi Suite to transfer bookmarks

between your device and compatible

browsers, and transfer images and

video clips between your device and a

compatible PC.

18 Get started

Pay attention to synchronisation

settings. Data deletion as part of normal

synchronisation process is determined

by the settings selected.

To use Ovi Suite, you need a PC that runs

Microsoft Windows XP (SP2 or newer) or

Windows Vista (SP1 or newer), and is

compatible with a USB data cable or

with Bluetooth connectivity.

Ovi Suite is not compatible with Apple

Macintosh computers.

For further information on Ovi Suite, see

the built-in help, or go to

www.nokia.com/support.

Install Nokia Ovi Suite

1 Ensure the memory card is inserted

in your Nokia E5-00.

2 Connect the USB cable. Your PC

recognises the new device and

installs the necessary drivers. This

can take several minutes to

complete.

3 Select Mass storage as the USB

connection mode in your device.

Your device is displayed in the

Windows file browser as a

Removable Disk.

4 Open the root of the memory card

drive with the Windows file

browser, and select the Ovi Suite

installation file.

5 The installation is started. Follow

the instructions.

Tip: To update Ovi Suite, or if you have

problems when installing Ovi Suite from

the memory card, copy the installation

file to your PC, and install from your PC.

Visit Ovi by Nokia

With Ovi by Nokia, you can find

new places and services, and stay in

touch with your friends. You can do, for

example, the following:

•Create a mail account

•Plan trips and view locations on a

map

•Download games, applications,

videos, and ringing tones to your

device

•Purchase music

Some downloadable items are free of

charge, others you may need to pay for.

Get started 19

The available services may vary by

country or region, and not all languages

are supported.

To access Nokia's Ovi services, go to

www.ovi.com, and register your own

Nokia account.

For more information, go to

www.ovi.com/support.

About Ovi Store

In Ovi Store, you can download

mobile games, applications, videos,

images, themes, and ringing tones to

your device. Some items are free of

charge; others you need to pay for with

your credit card or in your phone bill.

The availability of payment methods

depends on your country of residence

and your network service provider. Ovi

Store offers content that is compatible

with your mobile device and relevant to

your tastes and location.

Access codes

If you forget any of the access codes,

contact your service provider.

Personal identification number (PIN)

code — This code protects your SIM card

against unauthorised use. The PIN code

(4 - 8 digits) is usually supplied with the

SIM card. After three consecutive

incorrect PIN code entries, the code is

blocked, and you need the PUK code to

unblock it.

UPIN code — This code may be supplied

with the USIM card. The USIM card is an

enhanced version of the SIM card and is

supported by 3G mobile phones.

PIN2 code — This code (4 - 8 digits) is

supplied with some SIM cards, and is

required to access some functions in

your device.

Lock code (also known as security

code) — The lock code helps you to

protect your device against

unauthorised use. The preset code is

12345. You can create and change the

code, and set the device to request the

code. Keep the new code secret and in a

safe place separate from your device. If

you forget the code and your device is

locked, your device will require service.

Additional charges may apply, and all

the personal data in your device may be

deleted. For more information, contact

a Nokia Care Point or your device dealer.

Personal Unblocking Key (PUK) code and

PUK2 code — These codes (8 digits) are

required to change a blocked PIN code

20 Access codes

or PIN2 code, respectively. If the codes

are not supplied with the SIM card,

contact the network service provider

whose SIM card is in your device.

UPUK code — This code (8 digits) is

required to change a blocked UPIN code.

If the code is not supplied with the USIM

card, contact the network service

provider whose USIM card is in your

device.

International Mobile Equipment

Identity (IMEI) number — This number

(15 or 17 digits) is used to identify valid

devices on the GSM network. Devices

that are, for example, stolen, can be

blocked from accessing the network.

The IMEI number for your device can be

found under the battery.

Basic use

Learn how to use the basic features of

your device.

Home screen

Learn how to use and personalise your

home screen, and organise the content

to your liking.

Home screen

The home screen is your starting point

where you can collect all your important

contacts and application shortcuts.

When you have switched on the device,

and it is registered to a network, the

device is in the home screen view.

Use the scroll key to navigate in the

home screen.

The home screen consists of the

following:

1Contacts bar

2 Application plug-ins

3 Application shortcuts

To customise application plug-ins and

shortcuts, or to change the home screen

Basic use 21

theme, select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Settings and General >

Personalisation > Standby mode and

the appropriate option. You might not

be able to change all shortcuts.

Contacts bar

To add a contact to your home screen,

select the Add icon and a contact from

the list.

To create a new contact, select

Options > New contact, enter the

details, and select Done. You can also

add an image to the contact

information.

To remove a contact from the home

screen, in the contact information view,

select the Open icon and Remove.

One-touch keys

With the One-touch keys, you can access

applications and tasks quickly. Your

service provider may have assigned

applications to the keys, in which case

you cannot change them.

1Home key

2Messaging key

Home key

To access the home screen, press the

home key briefly. Press the home key

briefly again to access the menu.

To view the list of active applications,

press the home key for a few seconds.

When the list is open, press the home

key briefly to scroll the list. To open the

selected application, press the home

key for a few seconds, or press the scroll

key. To close the selected application,

press the backspace key.

Leaving applications running in the

background increases the demand on

battery power and reduces the battery

life.

Messaging key

To open the Messaging application,

press the messaging key.

22 Basic use

To start writing a new message, press

and hold the messaging key.

When you press the messaging key for

the first time, you are asked to define

the messaging key settings. Follow the

instructions on the display. You can

modify the settings later.

Write text

The available input methods may vary.

Use the keyboard

1Function key

2Shift key

3Sym key

4Backspace key

5Enter key

6Ctrl key

Switch between the different

character cases

To change between the upper and lower

case modes, press the shift key twice. To

enter a single upper case letter in lower

case mode, or vice versa, press the shift

key once, and then the desired alphabet

key.

Insert a number or special character

printed at the top of a key

Press the function key, and then press

the corresponding alphabet key, or

press and hold the alphabet key only. To

enter several special characters in a row,

press the function key twice quickly, and

then press the desired alphabet keys. To

return to normal mode, press the

function key once.

Insert a special character that is not

on the keyboard

Press the sym key, and select and a

character.

Insert a letter that is not on the

keyboard

It is possible to insert variations of

letters, for example, letters with

accents. For example, to insert á, press

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and hold the sym key, and

simultaneously press the A key

repeatedly, until the desired character is

displayed. The order and availability of

letters depends on the selected writing

language.

Insert a smiley

Press the sym key, and select a smiley.

Smileys are only available for text and

multimedia messages.

Tip: To add a recently used special

character, while pressing and holding

the ctrl key, press the sym key, and from

the pop-up menu, select the character.

Copy and paste text

1 Press and hold the shift key, and

scroll to highlight the text you want

to copy.

2Press ctrl + C.

3 Go to the place where you want to

paste the text, and press ctrl + V.

Change the writing language or

activate predictive text input

Select Options > Input options.

Predictive text input

To activate predictive text input, select

Options > Input options > Activate

prediction. The indicator is

displayed.

When you start writing a word, your

device suggests possible words. When

the correct word is found, scroll right to

confirm it.

While writing, you can also scroll down

to access a list of suggested words. If the

desired word is on the list, select the

word.

If the word you are writing is not in the

dictionary of the device, the device

suggests a possible word, while the

word you were writing is shown above

the suggested word. Scroll up to select

your word. The word is added to the

dictionary when you start writing the

next word.

To deactivate predictive text input,

select Options > Input options >

Deactivate prediction.

To define the settings for text input,

select Options > Input options >

Settings.

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To change the writing language, select

Options > Input options > Writing

language.

Contacts

Stay connected with your online

friends

You can synchronise the contact

information on your device with

contacts you have on Facebook. When

you allow synchronisation, you are able

to view your contacts' Facebook profile

information, such as their picture and

status updates, in the Contacts

application on your device.

Synchronising your contacts and

retrieving status updates are network

services. Roaming and data transfer

charges may apply. If the social

networking service is not available or

functioning correctly, you may not be

able to synchronise or retrieve status

updates.

Synchronise your contacts

Open the social networking service

application, and follow the instructions.

This feature may not be available in

certain regions.

Copy contacts

Select Menu > Contacts.

When you open the contacts list for the

first time, the device asks if you want to

copy names and numbers from the SIM

card to your device.

Start copying

Select OK.

Cancel copying

Select Cancel.

The device asks if you want to view the

SIM card contacts in the contacts list. To

view the contacts, select OK. The

contacts list opens, and the names

stored on your SIM card are indicated

with .

Manage names and numbers

Select Menu > Contacts.

Delete a contact

Go to a contact, and select Options >

Delete.

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Delete several contacts

1 To mark a contact to be deleted, go

to the contact, and select

Options > Mark/Unmark.

2 To delete the marked contacts,

select Options > Delete.

Copy a contact

Go to a contact, and select Options >

Copy and the desired location.

Send a contact to another device

Select the contact and Options > View

details > Options > Send business

card.

Listen to the voice tag assigned to a

contact

Select the contact and Options > View

details > Options > Voice tag

details > Options > Play voice tag.

When entering contacts or editing voice

commands, do not use very short or

similar names for different contacts or

commands.

Using voice tags may be difficult in a

noisy environment or during an

emergency, so you should not rely solely

upon voice dialling in all circumstances.

Save and edit names and numbers

Select Menu > Contacts.

Add a new contact to the contacts list

1 Select Options > New contact.

2 Fill in the appropriate fields, and

select Done.

Edit a contact

Select a contact and Options > View

details > Options > Edit.

Ringing tones, images, and call text

for contacts

You can define a ringing tone for a

contact or group, and an image and a

call text for a contact. When the contact

calls you, the device plays the selected

ringing tone and shows the call text or

image if the caller’s phone number is

sent with the call and your device

recognises it.

To define a ringing tone for a contact or

a contact group, select the contact or

contact group, Options > View

details > Options > Ringing tone,

and a ringing tone.

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To define the call text for a contact,

select the contact and Options > View

details > Options > Add text for call.

Enter the call text, and select OK.

1 To add an image for a contact saved

in the device memory, select the

contact and Options > View

details > Options > Add image.

2 Select an image from Photos.

To remove the ringing tone, select

Default tone from the list of ringing

tones.

To view, change, or remove the image

from a contact, select the contact,

Options > View details > Options >

Image, and the desired option.

Calendar

About Calendar

Select Menu > Calendar.

With calendar, you can create and view

scheduled events and appointments,

and switch between different calendar

views.

In the month view, calendar entries are

marked with a triangle. Anniversary

entries are also marked with an

exclamation mark. The entries of the

selected day are displayed as a list.

To open calendar entries, select a

calendar view and an entry.

Whenever you see the icon, scroll

right to access a list of available actions.

To close the list, scroll left.

Create calendar entries

Select Menu > Calendar.

You can create the following types of

calendar entries:

•Meeting entries remind you of

events that have a specific date and

time.

•Meeting requests are invitations

that you can send to the

participants. Before you can create

meeting requests you must have a

compatible mailbox configured to

your device.

•Memo entries are related to the

whole day but not to a specific time

of the day.

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•Anniversary entries remind you of

birthdays and special dates. They

refer to a certain day but not a

specific time of the day. Anniversary

entries are repeated every year.

•To-do entries remind you of a task

that has a due date but not a specific

time of the day.

To create a calendar entry, select a date,

Options > New entry, and the entry

type.

To set the priority for meeting entries,

select Options > Priority.

To define how the entry is handled

during synchronisation, select Private

to hide the entry from viewers if the

calendar is available online, Public to

make the entry visible to viewers, or

None to not copy the entry to your

computer.

To send the entry to a compatible

device, select Options > Send.

To make a meeting request of a meeting

entry, select Options > Add

participants.

Create meeting requests

Select Menu > Calendar.

Before you can create meeting requests,

you must have a compatible mailbox

configured for your device.

To create a meeting entry:

1 To create a meeting entry, select a

day and Options > New entry >

Meeting request.

2 Enter the names of the required

participants. To add names from

your contacts list, enter the first few

characters, and select from the

proposed matches. To add optional

participants, select Options > Add

optional participants.

3 Enter the subject.

4 Enter the start and end times and

dates, or select All-day event.

5 Enter the location.

6 Set an alarm for the entry, if needed.

7 For a recurring meeting, set the

recurrence time, and enter the end

date.

8 Enter a description.

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To set the priority for the meeting

request, select Options > Priority.

To send the meeting request, select

Options > Send.

Calendar views

Select Menu > Calendar.

You can switch between the following

views:

•Month view shows the current

month and the calendar entries of

the selected day in a list.

•Week view shows the events for the

selected week in seven day boxes.

•Day view shows the events for the

selected day grouped into time slots

according to their starting time.

•To-do view shows all to-do items.

•Agenda view shows the events for

the selected day in a list.

To change the view, select Options >

Change view and the desired view.

To move to the next or the previous day

in month, week, day, and agenda view,

select the desired day.

To change the default view, select

Options > Settings > Default view.

Multitasking

You can have several applications open

at the same time. To switch between

active applications, press and hold ,

scroll to an application, and press the

scroll key. To close the selected

application, press the backspace key.

Example: When you have an active

phone call and want to check your

calendar, press to access the menu,

and open the Calendar application. The

phone call remains active in the

background.

Example: When you are writing a

message and want to check a web site,

press to access the menu, and open

the Web application. Select a bookmark

or enter the web address manually, and

select Go to. To return to your message,

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press and hold , scroll to the message

and press the scroll key.

Flashlight

The camera flash can be used as a

flashlight. To switch the flashlight on or

off, in the home screen, press and hold

the space bar.

Do not point the flashlight at anyone's

eye.

Ovi Files

With Ovi Files, you can use your Nokia

E5-00 to access content on your

computer if it is switched on and

connected to the internet. You will need

to install the Ovi Files application on

every computer you want to access with

Ovi Files.

With Ovi Files, you can:

•Browse, search, and view your

images. You do not need to upload

the images to the website but you

can access your computer content

with your mobile device.

•Browse, search, and view your files

and documents.

•Transfer songs from your computer

to your device.

•Send files and folders from your

computer without moving them to

and from your device first.

•Access files on your computer even

when your computer is switched

off. Just choose which folders and

files you want to be available, and

Ovi Files automatically keeps an up-

to-date copy stored in a protected,

online storage for access even when

your computer is switched off.

For support, see files.ovi.com/support.

Make calls

Voice calls

1 In the home screen, enter the phone

number, including the area code. To

remove a number, press the

backspace key.

For international calls, press + (+

replaces the international access

code), and enter the country code,

area code (omit the leading zero if

necessary), and phone number. The

+ character as a replacement for the

international access code may not

work in all regions. In this case,

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enter the international access code

directly.

2 To make the call, press the call key.

3 To end the call (or to cancel the call

attempt), press the end key.

Pressing the end key always ends a

call, even if another application is

active.

To make a call from the contacts list,

select Menu > Contacts.

Scroll to the desired name, or enter the

first letters or characters of the name to

the search field.

To call the contact, press the call key. If

you have saved several numbers for a

contact, select the desired number from

the list, and press the call key.

During a call

Mute or unmute the microphone

Select Mute or Unmute.

Put an active voice call on hold

Select Options > Hold.

Activate the loudspeaker

Select Options > Activate

loudspeaker. If you have attached a

compatible headset with Bluetooth

connectivity, to route the sound to the

headset, select Options > Activate

handsfree.

Switch back to the handset

Select Options > Activate handset.

End a call

Press the end key.

Switch between active and held calls

Select Options > Swap.

Tip: To put an active call on hold, press

the call key. To activate the held call,

press the call key again.

Send DTMF tone strings

1 Select Options > Send DTMF.

2 Enter the DTMF string or search for

it from the contacts list.

3 To enter a wait character (w) or a

pause character (p), press *

repeatedly.

4 To send the tone, select OK. You can

add DTMF tones to the phone

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number or DTMF field in contact

details.

End an active call and replace it with

another incoming call

Select Options > Replace.

End all calls

Select Options > End all calls.

Many of the options that you can use

during a voice call are network services.

Voice mail

Select Menu > Settings > Call

mailbox.

When you open the Voice mail

application (network service) for the

first time, you are asked to enter the

number of your voice mailbox.

To call your voice mailbox, scroll to

Voice mailbox, and select Options >

Call voice mailbox.

To call your mailbox in the home screen,

press and hold 1; or press 1 and then the

call key. Select the mailbox you want to

call.

To change the mailbox number, select

the mailbox and Options > Change

number.

Answer or decline a call

To answer the call, press the call key.

To mute the ringing tone of an incoming

call, select Silence.

If you do not want to answer a call, press

the end key. If you activate the Call

divert > Voice calls > If busy function

in phone settings to forward calls,

declining an incoming call also forwards

the call.

When you select Silence to mute the

ringing tone of an incoming call, you can

send a text message without rejecting

the call, informing the caller that you

cannot answer the call. Select

Options > Send message.

To activate or deactivate rejecting calls

with a text message, select Menu >

Ctrl. panel > Settings and Phone >

Call > Reject call with message. To

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edit the content of the message sent to

the caller, select Message text.

Make a conference call

1 Make a call to the first participant.

2 To make a call to another

participant, select Options > New

call. The first call is put on hold.

3 When the new call is answered, to

join the first participant in the

conference call, select Options >

Conference.

To add a new person to the call,

repeat step 2, and select Options >

Conference > Add to conference.

Your device supports conference

calls between a maximum of six

participants, including yourself.

To have a private conversation with

one of the participants, select

Options > Conference > Private.

Select a participant, and select

Private. The conference call is put

on hold on your device. The other

participants can still continue the

conference call.

After you finish the private

conversation, select Options >

Conference to return to the

conference call.

To drop a participant, select

Options > Conference > Drop

participant, scroll to the

participant, and select Drop.

4 To end the active conference call,

press the end key.

Speed dial a phone number

To activate the feature, select Menu >

Ctrl. panel > Settings and Phone >

Call > Speed dialling.

1 To assign a phone number to one of

the number keys (2-9), select

Menu > Ctrl. panel > Speed dial.

2 Scroll to the key to which you want

to assign the phone number, and

select Options > Assign.

1 is reserved for the voice mailbox.

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To call an assigned number, in the home

screen, press the assigned key and then

the call key.

Call waiting

You can answer a call while you have

another call in progress. To activate call

waiting (network service), select

Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings and

Phone > Call > Call waiting.

To answer the waiting call, press the call

key. The first call is put on hold.

To switch between the two calls, select

Swap.

To connect an incoming call or a call on

hold with an active call and to

disconnect yourself from the calls, select

Options > Transfer.

To end the active call, press the end key.

To end both calls, select Options > End

all calls.

Call divert

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Phone > Call divert.

Divert incoming calls to your voice

mailbox or to another phone number.

For details, contact your service

provider.

Select the type of calls to divert and from

the following:

All voice calls, All data and video

calls, or All fax calls — Divert all

incoming voice, data, video, or fax calls.

You cannot answer the calls, only divert

the calls to another number.

If busy — Divert incoming calls if you

have an active call.

If not answered — Divert incoming

calls after your device rings for a

specified length of time. Select the

length of time for the device to ring

before diverting the call.

If out of reach — Divert calls when the

device is switched off or out of network

coverage.

If not available — Divert calls if you

have an active call, do not answer, or the

device is switched off or out of network

coverage.

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To divert calls to your voice mailbox,

select a call type, a diverting option,

andOptions > Activate > To voice

mailbox.

To divert calls to another phone

number, select a call type, a diverting

option, and Options > Activate > To

other number. Enter the number, or

select Find to retrieve a number saved

in Contacts.

To check the current diverting status,

scroll to the diverting option, and select

Options > Check status.

To stop diverting calls, scroll to the

diverting option, and select Options >

Deactivate.

Call barring

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Phone > Call barring.

You can bar the calls that can be made

or received with the device (network

service). To modify the settings, you

need the barring password from your

service provider. Call barring affects all

call types.

Select from the following voice call

barring settings:

Outgoing calls — Prevent making

voice calls with your device.

Incoming calls — Prevent incoming

calls.

International calls — Prevent calling

to foreign countries or regions.

Incoming calls when roaming

— Prevent incoming calls when outside

your home country.

International calls except to home

country — Prevent calls to foreign

countries or regions, but allow calls to

your home country.

To check the status of voice call barrings,

select the barring option and

Options > Check status.

To deactivate all voice call barrings,

select a barring option and Options >

Deactivate all barrings.

To change the password used for

barring voice, fax, and data calls, select

Options > Edit barring password.

Enter the current code, then the new

code twice. The barring password must

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be four digits long. For details, contact

your service provider.

Voice dialling

Your device supports enhanced voice

commands. Enhanced voice commands

are not dependent on the speaker’s

voice, so you do not need to record voice

tags in advance. The device creates a

voice tag for the entries in the contacts,

and compares the spoken voice tag to it.

The voice recognition in the device

adapts to the main user’s voice to

recognise the voice commands better.

The voice tag for a contact is the name

that is saved for the contact. To listen to

the synthesised voice tag, select a

contact and Options > View details >

Options > Voice tag details >

Options > Play voice tag.

Note: Using voice tags may be difficult

in a noisy environment or during an

emergency, so you should not rely solely

upon voice dialling in all circumstances.

Make a call with a voice tag

When you use voice dialling, the

loudspeaker is in use. Hold the device at

a short distance away when you say the

voice tag.

1 To start voice dialling, in the home

screen, press and hold the right

selection key. If a compatible

headset with the headset key is

attached, press and hold the

headset key to start voice dialling.

2 A short tone sounds, and Speak

now is displayed. Say clearly the

name that is saved for the contact.

3 The device plays a synthesised voice

tag for the recognised contact, and

displays the name and number. If

you do not want to call that contact,

select another contact from the list

of matches within 2.5 seconds, or,

to cancel, select Quit.

If several numbers are saved for a name,

the device selects the default number, if

defined. Otherwise, the device selects

the first available number in a contact

card. You can also say the name and

telephone number type, such as mobile

or home.

Make a video call

When you make a video call (network

service), you can see a real-time, two-

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way video between you and the

recipient of the call. The live video

image, or video image captured by the

camera in your device is shown to the

video call recipient.

To be able to make a video call, you must

have a USIM card and be in the coverage

of a 3G network. For availability of and

subscription to video call services,

contact your network service provider.

A video call can only be made between

two parties. The video call can be made

to a compatible mobile device or an

ISDN client. Video calls cannot be made

while another voice, video, or data call

is active.

Icons

You are not receiving video (the

recipient is not sending video or

the network is not transmitting

it).

You have denied video sending

from your device. To send a still

image instead, select Menu >

Ctrl. panel > Settings and

Phone > Call > Image in

video call.

Even if you denied video

sending during a video call, the

call is still charged as a video

call. Check the pricing with your

service provider.

1 To start a video call, enter the phone

number in the standby mode, or

select Contacts and a contact.

2 Select Options > Call > Video call.

Starting a video call may take a

while. Waiting for video image is

shown. If the call is not successful

(for example, video calls are not

supported by the network, or the

receiving device is not compatible),

you are asked if you want to try a

normal call or send a text or

multimedia message instead.

The video call is active when you see

two video images, and hear the

sound through the loudspeaker.

The call recipient may deny video

sending ( ), in which case you only

hear the sound and may see a still

image or a grey background

graphic.

3 To end the video call, press the end

key.

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During a video call

View live video or listen to the caller

only

Select Options > Enable or Disable

and the desired option.

Mute or unmute the microphone

Select Mute or Unmute.

Activate the loudspeaker

Select Options > Activate

loudspeaker. If you have attached a

compatible headset with Bluetooth

connectivity, to route the sound to the

headset, select Options > Activate

handsfree.

Switch back to the handset

Select Options > Activate handset.

Take a snapshot of the video you are

sending

Select Options > Send snapshot.

Video sending is paused and the

snapshot is displayed to the recipient.

The snapshot is not saved.

Zoom your image

Select Options > Zoom.

Set the video quality

Select Options > Adjust > Video

preference > Normal quality, Clearer

detail, or Smoother motion.

Answer or decline a video call

When a video call arrives, is

displayed.

To answer the video call, press the call

key. Allow video image to be sent to

caller? is displayed.

To start sending live video image, select

Yes.

If you do not activate the video call, you

only hear the sound of the caller. A grey

screen replaces the video image. To

replace the grey screen with a still

image captured by the camera in your

device, select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Settings and Phone > Call > Image in

video call.

To end the video call, press the end key.

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Video sharing

Use video sharing (network service) to

send live video or a video clip from your

mobile device to another compatible

mobile device during a voice call.

The loudspeaker is active when you

activate video sharing. If you do not

want to use the loudspeaker for the

voice call while you share video, you can

also use a compatible headset.

Warning:

Continuous exposure to high volume

may damage your hearing. Listen to

music at a moderate level, and do not

hold the device near your ear when the

loudspeaker is in use.

Video sharing requirements

Video sharing requires a 3G connection.

For more information on the service, 3G

network availability, and fees

associated with using this service,

contact your service provider.

To use video sharing you must do the

following:

•Ensure that your device is set up for

person-to-person connections.

•Ensure you have an active 3G

connection and are within 3G

network coverage. If you move

outside the 3G network during a

video sharing session, the sharing

stops while your voice call

continues.

•Ensure that both the sender and

recipient are registered to the 3G

network. If you invite someone to a

sharing session and the recipient’s

device is not within 3G network

coverage, does not have video

sharing installed, or person-to-

person connections set up, the

recipient does not receive

invitations. You receive an error

message that indicates that the

recipient cannot accept the

invitation.

Settings

To set up video sharing, you need

person-to-person and 3G connection

settings.

Person-to-person connection

settings

A person-to-person connection is also

known as a Session Initiation Protocol

(SIP) connection. The SIP profile settings

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must be configured in your device

before you can use video sharing. Ask

your service provider for the SIP profile

settings, and save them in your device.

Your service provider may send you the

settings or give you a list of the needed

parameters.

To add a SIP address to a contact card:

1 Select > Contacts.

2 Open the contact card (or start a

new card for that person).

3 Select Options > Add detail >

Share video.

4 Enter the SIP address in the format

username@domainname (you can

use an IP address instead of a

domain name).

If you do not know the SIP address

for the contact, you can use the

phone number of the recipient,

including the country code, to share

video (if supported by the network

service provider).

3G connection settings

To set up your 3G connection:

•Contact your service provider to

establish an agreement for you to

use the 3G network.

•Ensure that your device 3G access

point connection settings are

configured properly.

Share live video or video clips

During an active voice call, select

Options > Share video.

1 To share live video during the call,

select Live video.

To share a video clip, select Video

clip and the clip you want to share.

Your device checks if the video clip

needs to be converted. If needed,

the video clip is automatically

converted.

2 If the recipient has several SIP

addresses or phone numbers

including the country code saved in

the contacts list, select the desired

address or number. If the SIP

address or phone number of the

recipient is not available, enter the

address or number of the recipient

including the country code, and

select OK to send the invitation.

Your device sends the invitation to

the SIP address.

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Sharing begins automatically when

the recipient accepts the invitation.

Options during video sharing

Zoom the video (available

for sender only).

Adjust the brightness

(available for sender only).

Mute or unmute the

microphone.

Turn the loudspeaker on

and off.

Pause and resume video

sharing.

Switch to full screen mode

(available for receiver

only).

3 To stop sharing video, select Stop.

To end the voice call, press the end

key. When you end the call, video

sharing also ends.

To save the live video you shared, select

Yes when prompted. The device notifies

you of the memory location of the saved

video. To define the preferred memory

location, select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Settings and Connection > Video

sharing > Preferred saving memory.

If you access other applications while

you are sharing a video clip, the sharing

is paused. To return to the video sharing

view, and to continue sharing, in the

home screen, select Options > Resume

video sharing.

Accept an invitation

When someone sends you a video

sharing invitation, the invitation

message displays the sender’s name or

SIP address. If your device is not set to

silent, it rings when you receive an

invitation.

If someone sends you a share invitation

and you are not within UMTS network

coverage, you will not know that you

received an invitation.

When you receive an invitation, select

from the following:

Yes — Accept the invitation, and

activate the sharing session.

No — Reject the invitation. The sender

receives a message that you rejected

the invitation. You can also press the

end key to reject the invitation and end

the voice call.

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To mute the video on your device, select

Options > Mute.

To play the video at the original volume,

select Options > Original volume. This

does not affect the audio playback of the

other party of the phone call.

To end the sharing session, select Stop.

To end the voice call, press the end key.

When you end the call, also video

sharing ends.

Log

The log stores information about the

communication history of the device.

The device registers missed and

received calls only if the network

supports these functions, the device is

switched on, and within the network

service area.

Recent calls

You can view information about your

recent calls.

Select Menu > Log and Recent calls.

View missed, received, and dialled

calls

Select Missed calls, Received calls, or

Dialled numbers.

Select Options and from the following:

Save to Contacts — Save a phone

number from a recent calls list to your

contacts.

Clear list — Clear the selected recent

calls list.

Delete — Clear an event in the selected

list.

Settings — Select Log duration and

the length of time that the

communication information is saved in

the log. If you select No log, no

information is saved in the log.

Call duration

Select Menu > Log.

To view the approximate duration of

your last call, and dialled and received

calls, select Call duration.

Packet data

Select Menu > Log.

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To check the amount of data sent or

received during packet data

connections, select Packet data > All

sent dataor All received data.

To clear both sent and received

information, select Options > Clear

counters. You need the lock code to

clear the information.

Monitor all communication events

Select Menu > Log.

To open the general log where you can

monitor all voice calls, text messages, or

data and wireless LAN connections

registered by the device, select the

general log tab .

Subevents, such as a text message sent

in more than one part and packet data

connections, are logged as one

communication event. Connections to

your mailbox, multimedia messaging

centre, or web pages are shown as

packet data connections.

To view how much data was transferred

and how long a certain packet data

connection lasted, scroll to an incoming

or outgoing event indicated by Pack.,

and select Options > View.

To copy a phone number from the log to

the clipboard, and paste it into a text

message, for example, select

Options > Use number > Copy.

To filter the log, select Options >

Filter and a filter.

To set the log duration, select

Options > Settings > Log duration. If

you select No log, all the log contents,

recent calls register, and messaging

delivery reports are permanently

deleted.

Messaging

Select Menu > Messaging.

In Messaging (network service), you can

send and receive text messages,

multimedia messages, audio messages,

and e-mail messages. You can also

receive web service messages, cell

broadcast messages, and special

messages containing data, and send

service commands.

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Before sending or receiving messages,

you may need to do the following:

•Insert a valid SIM card in the device

and be located in the service area of

a cellular network.

•Verify that the network supports

the messaging features you want to

use and that they are activated on

your SIM card.

•Define the internet access point

settings on the device.

•Define the e-mail account settings

on the device.

•Define the text message settings on

the device.

•Define the multimedia message

settings on the device.

The device may recognise the SIM card

provider and automatically configure

some of the message settings. If not,

you may need to define the settings

manually; or contact your service

provider to configure the settings.

Messaging folders

Select Menu > Messaging.

Messages and data received using

Bluetooth connectivity are stored in the

Inbox folder. E-mail messages are

stored in the Mailbox folder. Messages

that you have been writing can be

stored in the Drafts folder. Messages

that are waiting to be sent are stored in

the Outbox folder, and messages that

have been sent, excluding Bluetooth

messages, are stored in the Sent folder.

Tip: Messages are placed in the Outbox

folder, for example, when your device is

outside network coverage.

Note: The message sent icon or text on

your device screen does not indicate

that the message is received at the

intended destination.

To request the network to send you a

delivery report of the text messages and

multimedia messages you have sent

(network service), select Options >

Settings > Text message > Receive

report or Multimedia message >

Receive reports. The reports are saved

in the Reports folder.

Organise messages

Select Menu > Messaging and My

folders.

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To create a new folder to organise your

messages, select Options > New

folder.

To rename a folder, select Options >

Rename folder. You can only rename

folders that you have created.

To move a message to another folder,

select the message, Options > Move to

folder, the folder, and OK.

To sort messages in a specific order,

select Options > Sort by.

To view the properties of a message,

select the message and Options >

Message details.

E-mail

Set up your e-mail

With the E-mail wizard, you can set up

your corporate e-mail account, such as

Mail for Exchange, and your internet e-

mail account.

When setting up your corporate e-mail,

you may be prompted for the name of

the server associated with your e-mail

address. For details, contact your

company IT department.

1 To open the wizard, in the home

screen, select Set up e-mail.

2 Enter your e-mail address and

password. If the wizard is not able

to configure your e-mail settings

automatically, you need to select

your e-mail account type, and enter

the related account settings.

If your device contains any additional e-

mail clients, those are offered to you

when you open the wizard.

Send e-mail

Select Menu > Messaging.

1 Select your mailbox and Options >

Create email.

2 In the To field, enter the recipient's

e-mail address. If the recipient's e-

mail address can be found in

Contacts, start entering the

recipient's name, and select the

recipient from the proposed

matches. If you add several

recipients, insert ; to separate the e-

mail addresses. Use the Cc field to

send a copy to other recipients, or

the Bcc field to send a blind copy to

recipients. If the Bcc field is not

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visible, select Options > More >

Show Bcc field.

3 In the Subject field, enter the

subject of the e-mail.

4 Enter your message in the text area.

5 Select Options and from the

following:

Add attachment — Add an

attachment to the message.

Priority — Set the priority of the

message.

Flag — Flag the message for follow-

up.

Insert template — Insert tex t from

a template.

Add recipient — Add recipients to

the message from Contacts.

Editing options — Cut, copy, or

paste the selected text.

Input options — Activate or

deactivate predictive text input, or

select the writing language.

6 Select Options > Send.

The available options may vary.

Add attachments

Select Menu > Messaging.

To write an e-mail message, select your

mailbox and Options > Create email.

To add an attachment to the e-mail

message, select Options > Add

attachment.

To remove the selected attachment,

select Options > Remove

attachment.

Read e-mail

Select Menu > Messaging.

Important: Exercise caution when

opening messages. Messages may

contain malicious software or

otherwise be harmful to your device or

PC.

To read a received e-mail message,

select the mailbox, and select the

message from the list.

To reply to the message sender, select

Options > Reply. To reply to the sender

and all other recipients, select

Options > Reply to all.

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To forward the message, select

Options > Forward.

Download attachments

Select Menu > Messaging and a

mailbox.

To view the attachments in a received e-

mail message, scroll to the attachment

field, and select Options > Actions. If

there is one attachment in the message,

select Open to open the attachment. If

there are several attachments, select

View list to see a list showing which

attachments have been downloaded.

To download the selected attachment

or all the attachments from the list to

your device, select Options >

Actions > Download or Download

all. The attachments are not saved in

your device, and are deleted when you

delete the message.

To save the selected attachment or all

the downloaded attachments in your

device, select Options > Actions >

Save or Save all.

To open the selected, downloaded

attachment, select Options >

Actions > Open.

Reply to a meeting request

Select Menu > Messaging and a

mailbox.

Select a received meeting request,

Options, and from the following:

Accept — Accept the meeting request.

Decline — Decline the meeting

request.

Forward — Forward the meeting

request to another recipient.

Remove from calendar — Remove a

cancelled meeting from your calendar.

Search for e-mail messages

Select Menu > Messaging and a

mailbox.

To search for items within the

recipients, subjects, and body texts of

the e-mail messages in the mailbox,

select Options > Search.

To stop the search, select Options >

Stop search.

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To start a new search, select Options >

New search.

Delete e-mails

Select Menu > Messaging and a

mailbox.

To delete an e-mail message, select the

message and Options > Actions >

Delete. The message is placed in the

Deleted items folder, if available. If

there is no Deleted items folder

available, the message is deleted

permanently.

To empty the Deleted items folder,

select the folder and Options > Empty

deleted items.

Switch between e-mail folders

Select Menu > Messaging and a

mailbox.

To open another e-mail folder or

mailbox, select Inbox at the top of the

display. Select the e-mail folder or

mailbox from the list.

Disconnect from the mailbox

Select Menu > Messaging and a

mailbox.

To cancel the synchronisation between

the device and the e-mail server, and to

work with e-mail without a wireless

connection, select Options >

Disconnect. If your mailbox does not

have the Disconnect option, select

Options > Exit to disconnect from the

mailbox.

To start the synchronisation again,

select Options > Connect.

Set an out-of-office reply

Select Menu > Applications >

Installations > Email.

To set an out-of-office reply, if available,

select your mailbox and Options >

Settings > Mailbox settings.

Depending on the mailbox type, select

either Mailbox > Out of office > On or

Mailbox settings > Out of office >

On.

To enter the text for the reply, select Out

of office reply.

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General e-mail settings

Select Menu > Applications >

Installations > Email and Settings >

Global settings.

Select from the following:

Message list layout — Select whether

the e-mail messages in Inbox display

one or two lines of text.

Body text preview — Preview

messages when scrolling through the

list of e-mail messages in Inbox.

Title dividers — To be able to expand

and collapse the list of e-mail messages,

select On.

Download notifications — Set the

device to display a notification when an

e-mail attachment has been

downloaded.

Warn before delete — Set the device

to display a warning before you delete

an e-mail message.

Home screen — Define how many lines

of e-mail are displayed in the home

screen information area.

Nokia Messaging

The Nokia Messaging service

automatically pushes e-mail from your

existing e-mail address to your Nokia

E5-00. You can read, respond to, and

organise your e-mails on the go. The

Nokia Messaging service works with a

number of internet e-mail providers

that are often used for personal e-mail,

such as Google e-mail services.

The Nokia Messaging service must be

supported by your network and may not

be available in all regions.

Install the Nokia Messaging

application

1 Select Menu > Messaging and

New mailbox.

2 Read the information on the

display, and select Start.

3 If requested, allow your device to

connect to the internet.

4 Select your e-mail service provider

or account type.

5 Enter the required account details,

such as e-mail address and

password.

The Nokia Messaging service can run on

your device even if you have installed

other e-mail applications, such as Mail

for Exchange.

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Ovi Contacts

About Ovi Contacts

With Ovi Contacts, you can stay

connected to your friends and family,

follow what they are up to, and discover

new friends in the Ovi community. You

can also back up contacts from your

device to Ovi.

Additionally, you can share your

location with your friends.

To use Ovi Contacts, go to

www.ovi.com.

Start using Ovi Contacts

Select Contacts, and open the Ovi tab.

The Ovi Contacts service is part of Ovi,

and uses the same account information.

If you are new to Ovi and its services, to

start using the Ovi Contacts application,

you must register to Ovi by creating a

Nokia account.

Create a Nokia account

1 Select Ovi Chat, and when

prompted, connect to the internet.

2 Enter the required information.

3 In the My profile view, enter your

profile information. Your first and

last name are mandatory details.

4 Select Done.

If you have already registered to Ovi

using your PC or mobile device, you can

start using Ovi Contacts with the same

account details.

the service

Select Ovi Chat, and enter your user

name and password. When you have

activated the Ovi Contacts service on

your device, you can connect to the

service directly from the home screen.

If you have not yet provided your profile

information for Ovi Contacts, do so, and

select Done. Your first and last name are

mandatory details.

Connect to the service

Select Menu > Contacts, and open the

Ovi tab.

Connect to Ovi Contacts

Select Go online and the connection

method. Use a wireless LAN (WLAN)

connection where available.

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Cancel the connection

Select Options > Cancel connecting.

A packet data connection may generate

additional data transmission charges.

For pricing details, contact your

network service provider.

Select Go online > Options and from

the following:

Select — Select the item.

Go online — Connect to the service if

you are offline.

My profile — Edit your profile

information.

Recommend to friend — Invite a

contact to join Ovi Contacts. The

invitation is sent as a text message.

Settings — Modify the Ovi Contacts

settings.

The available options may vary.

Create and edit your profile

Edit your profile information

Select My profile.

View the profiles of your Ovi Contacts

friends

Select a friend and Options > Profile.

Your profile information is visible to

your Ovi Contacts friends. Only the

following profile details are displayed

to other Ovi Contacts users, for example,

during a search: first name and last

name. To modify your privacy settings,

access Ovi on your PC, and sign in to your

Nokia account.

Change your profile image

Select Options > Edit image > Select

existing image and the new image.

You can also edit or remove the current

profile image or capture a new one.

Change your availability

By default, your availability is set to

Available. To change your availability,

select the icon.

Tell your friends what you are doing

at the moment

Select What are you doing?, and enter

text in the field.

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Show your friends what music you

are currently listening to

Select Now playing. To do this, you

must allow your now playing

information to be shared in the

presence settings.

Edit your contact information

Select a field, and enter text.

In the My profile view, select Options

and from the following:

Edit — Cut, copy, or paste text.

Change — Change your status (when

the status field is selected).

Activate — Start broadcasting your

location or your now playing

information to your friends (when

either field is selected).

Undo changes — Undo the changes

you made in the profile view.

Edit shared locations — Select the

landmarks you want to broadcast to

your friends (when the My location field

is selected).

Stop sharing — Stop broadcasting

your location to your friends (when the

My location field is selected).

The available options may vary.

Broadcast your location to your

friends

To broadcast your location, you must

create landmarks in the presence

settings and allow these to be shared.

To receive location information from

your friend, you must have the Maps

application. To send and receive

location information, both the Maps and

Positioning applications are needed.

1 Select My location. If your location

is unknown, select My location >

Add current location.

2 Enter a name for the location. The

location is broadcast to your friends

and added to your landmarks list.

Find and add friends

Select Options > Invite friend.

Search for a friend

Enter the name of the friend in the

Search friends field, and select Search.

You cannot search for friends based on

their mobile number or e-mail address.

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Browse the search results

Select Next results or Previous

results.

Start a new search

Select New search.

If the friends you searched for could not

be found, they are not registered Ovi

members, or they have chosen to be

invisible in searches. When prompted,

send a text message to your friends to

invite them to join Ovi Contacts.

Send an invitation to join Ovi

Contacts

Select Select service: and the service

you know your friend uses. Enter your

friend’s user name, and select Invite.

Select Options and from the following:

Select — Select an item.

Open — Open an item.

Invite as friend — Send an invitation

to the contact.

Show profile — View the profile of the

contact.

Renew invitation — Resend an

invitation to join Ovi Contacts to a

pending friend.

Search — Search for the contact whose

name or other related keyword you

entered in the Search friends field.

Edit text — Cut, copy, or paste text.

The available options may vary.

Chat with your friends

Start a chat with a friend

Select Options > Chat.

Send a chat message

Enter the text in the message field, and

select Send.

In the chat view, select Options and

from the following:

Send — Send the message.

Send file — Send an image, video clip,

audio file, or other file to your chat

partner.

Send my location — Send your

location details to your chat partner (if

supported by both devices).

Add smiley — Insert a smiley.

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Profile — View the details of a friend.

My profile — Select your presence

status or profile image, personalise your

message, or change your details.

Edit text — Copy or paste text.

End chat — End the active chat.

Exit — End all active chats, and close

the application.

The available options may vary.

To receive location information from

your friend, you must have the Maps

application. To send and receive

location information, both the Maps and

Positioning applications are needed.

To receive any files, you or the recipient

must accept the file. To cancel sending

or receiving while the file is being

transferred, select Cancel.

View the location of your friend

Select Show on map.

Return to the Ovi Contacts main view

without ending the chat

Select Back.

Add, call, or copy phone numbers

from a chat

Go to a phone number in a chat, and

select Options and the appropriate

option.

Edit your landmarks

To edit your landmarks, in the

Landmarks view, select Options and

from the following:

Mark/Unmark — Mark or unmark

items on the list.

Edit — Edit the name and other

properties of the landmark.

New landmark — To create a new

landmark of your current position,

select a location from a map, or enter

the details manually.

Ovi Contacts settings

Select Options > Settings and from the

following:

Account — Access your account details,

and define your visibility to others in a

search.

Presence — Share your current

location with your friends, and let them

see when you are making a phone call

(call status).

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Personalisation — Modify the settings

related to the startup and tones of the

Ovi Contacts application, and set your

device to automatically accept friend

invitations.

Connection — Select the network

connection to use, and activate roaming

warnings.

Exit — End all active chats, and close

the application.

Nokia account settings

Select Options > Settings > Account.

Edit your account details

Select My account.

Define your visibility in searches

Select My account > Visibility in

search. You must be online to change

your visibility.

Presence settings

Select Options > Settings >

Presence.

Modify presence settings

Select from the following:

Share my location — Allow your

friends to see your location.

Share now playing — Allow your

friends to see what music you are

currently listening to on your mobile

device.

Share call status — Allow your friends

to see your call status.

Share your location

Select Share my location and from the

following:

Sharing allowed — Allow your friends

to see your location in selected

landmarks.

My shared landmarks — Select the

landmarks from where your location is

broadcast to your friends.

Refresh interval — Select how often

you broadcast your current location.

Add a location to the landmarks list

Select Share my location > My shared

landmarks > Options > New

landmark.

Add your current location as a

landmark

Select Current position.

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Browse for a location on a map

Select Select from map.

Add a landmark manually

Select Enter manually.

Select locations you want to share

with your friends

1 Select Share my location > My

shared landmarks.

2 Select the landmarks from the list.

3 Select Options to edit, mark, and

unmark items on the list.

Depending on your settings, your

friends can see your location when

you are in one of the selected

locations.

Personalisation settings

Select Options > Settings >

Personalisation.

Select from the following:

automatically to Ovi Contacts when you

switch on your mobile device.

Auto-accept friend invit. — Accept

friend requests automatically without

notification.

Message tone — Select a tone for new

messages.

Friend online tone — Select the tone

that sounds when a friend comes

online.

Icon on Home screen — Add the Ovi

Contacts shortcut icon to your device

home screen.

Connection settings

Select Options > Settings >

Connection.

Modify connection settings

Select Network connection and the

desired connection. To use the default

connection defined in your device

connection settings, select Default

connection.

Set the device to notify you when

your home network is not available

To receive a warning when your device

is trying to connect to another network,

select Roaming warning > On.

Message reader

With Message reader you can listen to

text, multimedia, audio, and e-mail

messages.

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To listen to new messages or e-mail, in

the home screen, press and hold the left

selection key until Message reader

opens.

To listen to a message from your Inbox,

scroll to the message, and select

Options > Listen. To listen to an e-mail

message from your mailbox, scroll to

the message, and selectOptions >

Listen. To stop the reading, press the

end key.

To pause and continue the reading,

press the scroll key. To skip to the next

message, scroll right. To replay the

current message or e-mail, scroll left. To

skip to the previous message, scroll left

at the beginning of the message.

To view the current message or e-mail

in text format without the sound, select

Options > View.

Speech

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Speech.

With Speech, you can set the language,

voice, and voice properties for the

message reader.

To set the language for the message

reader, select Language. To download

additional languages to your device,

select Options > Download

languages.

When you download a new language,

you must download at least one voice

for that language.

To set the speaking voice, select Voice.

The voice depends on the selected

language.

To set the speaking rate, select Speed.

To set the speaking volume, select

Volume.

To view the details of a voice, open the

voice tab, and select the voice and

Options > Voice details. To listen to a

voice, select the voice and Options >

Play voice.

To delete languages or voices, select the

item and Options > Delete.

Text and multimedia messages

Select Menu > Messaging.

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Only devices that have compatible

features can receive and display

multimedia messages. The appearance

of a message may vary depending on

the receiving device.

A multimedia message (MMS) can

contain text and objects such as images,

sound clips, or video clips. Before you

can send or receive multimedia

messages on your device, you must

define the multimedia message

settings. Your device may recognise the

SIM card provider and configure the

correct multimedia message settings

automatically. If not, contact your

service provider for the correct settings,

order the settings from your service

provider in a configuration message, or

use the Settings wizard application.

Write and send messages

Select Menu > Messaging.

Important: Exercise caution when

opening messages. Messages may

contain malicious software or

otherwise be harmful to your device or

PC.

Before you can create a multimedia

message or write an e-mail, you must

have the correct connection settings in

place.

The wireless network may limit the size

of MMS messages. If the inserted picture

exceeds this limit, the device may make

it smaller so that it can be sent by MMS.

Check the size limit of e-mail messages

with your service provider. If you

attempt to send an e-mail message that

exceeds the size limit of the e-mail

server, the message is left in the Outbox

folder, and the device attempts to

resend it periodically. Sending an e-mail

requires a data connection, and

continuous attempts to resend the e-

mail may increase your data transfer

costs. In the Outbox folder, you can

delete such a message, or move it to the

Drafts folder.

1 Select New message.

2 To send a text or multimedia

message (MMS), select Message. To

send a multimedia message that

includes one sound clip, select

Audio message. To send an e-mail,

select E-mail.

3 In the To field, press the scroll key

to select recipients or groups from

the contacts list, or enter the

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recipient’s phone number or e-mail

address. You can also copy and

paste the number or address from

the clipboard.

4 In the subject field, enter the

subject of the message for a

multimedia or an e-mail message.

To hide or display fields when

writing a text or multimedia

message, select Options >

Message header fields.

5 In the message field, write the

message. To add a template or note

to a text or multimedia message,

select Options > Insert content >

Insert text > Template or Note.

To add a template to an e-mail

message, select OptionsInsert

template.

6 To add a media file to a multimedia

message, select Options > Insert

content, the file type or source, and

the desired file. To add a business

card, slide, note, or other file to the

message, select Options > Insert

content > Insert other.

7 To capture an image or record a

video or sound clip for a multimedia

message, select Options > Insert

content > Insert image > New,

Insert video clip > New, or Insert

sound clip > New.

8 To insert a smiley to a text or

multimedia message, press the sym

key, and select the smiley.

9 To add an attachment to an e-mail,

select Options > Add

attachment, the memory, and the

file to attach. indicates an e-mail

attachment.

10 To send the message, select

Options > Send, or press the call

key.

The available options may vary.

Note: The message sent icon or text on

your device screen does not indicate

that the message is received at the

intended destination.

Your device supports text messages

beyond the limit for a single message.

Longer messages are sent as two or

more messages. Your service provider

may charge accordingly. Characters

with accents, other marks, or some

language options take more space, and

limit the number of characters that can

be sent in a single message.

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You may not be able to send video clips

that are saved in the MP4 file format or

that exceed the size limit of the wireless

network in a multimedia message.

Text messages on the SIM card

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > SIM messages.

Text messages may be stored on your

SIM card. Before you can view SIM

messages, you must copy the messages

to a folder in the device. After copying

the messages to a folder, you can view

them in the folder or delete them from

the SIM card.

1 Select Options > Mark/Unmark >

Mark or Mark all to mark every

message.

2 Select Options > Copy.

3 Select a folder and OK to begin

copying.

To view SIM card messages, open the

folder where you copied the messages,

and open a message.

Receive and reply to multimedia

messages

Important: Exercise caution when

opening messages. Messages may

contain malicious software or

otherwise be harmful to your device or

PC.

Tip: If you receive multimedia

messages that contain objects

unsupported by your device, you cannot

open them. Try to send these objects to

another device such as a computer, and

open them there.

1 To reply to a multimedia message,

open the message, and select

Options > Reply.

2 Select To sender to reply to the

sender, To all to reply to everyone

included in the received message,

Via audio message to reply with

an audio message, or Via e-mail to

reply with an e-mail message. E-

mail message is available only if a

mailbox is configured and the

message is sent from an e-mail

address.

Tip: To add recipients to your reply,

select Options > Add recipient to

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select the recipients of the message

from Contacts, or enter the

recipients' phone numbers or e-

mail addresses manually in the To

field.

3 Enter the text of the message, and

select Options > Send.

Create presentations

Select Menu > Messaging.

Creating multimedia presentations is

not possible if MMS creation mode is

set to Restricted. To change the setting,

select Options > Settings >

Multimedia message > MMS creation

mode > Free or Guided.

1 To create a presentation, select

New message > Message. The

message type is changed to

multimedia message based on the

inserted content.

2 In the To field, enter a recipient's

number or e-mail address, or press

the scroll key to add a recipient from

the contacts list. If you enter more

than one number or e-mail address,

separate them with a semicolon.

3 Select Options > Insert content >

Insert presentation and a

presentation template. A template

may define which media objects

you can include in the presentation,

where they appear, and which

effects are displayed between

images and slides.

4 Scroll to the text area, and enter the

text.

5 To insert images, sound or video

clips, or notes in your presentation,

scroll to the corresponding object

area, and select Options > Insert

content.

6 To add slides, select Options >

Insert content > New slide.

To select the background colour for the

presentation and background images

for different slides, select Options >

Background settings.

To set effects between images or slides,

select Options > Effect settings.

To preview the presentation, select

Options > Preview. Multimedia

presentations may only be viewed in

compatible devices that support

presentations. They may appear

different in different devices.

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View presentations

To view a presentation, open the

multimedia message from the Inbox

folder. Scroll to the presentation, and

press the scroll key.

To pause the presentation, press either

selection key.

To resume playing the presentation,

select Options > Continue.

If the text or images are too large to fit

on the display, select Options >

Activate scrolling, and scroll to see the

entire presentation.

To find phone numbers and e-mail or

web addresses in the presentation,

select Options > Find. You may use

these numbers and addresses to make

calls, send messages, or create

bookmarks, for example.

View and save multimedia

attachments

To view multimedia messages as

complete presentations, open the

message, and select Options > Play

presentation.

Tip: To view or play a multimedia object

in a multimedia message, select View

image, Play sound clip, or Play video

clip.

To view the name and size of an

attachment, select the message and

Options > Objects.

To save a multimedia object, select

Options > Objects, the object, and

Options > Save.

Special message types

Select Menu > Messaging.

You can receive special messages that

contain data, such as operator logos,

ringing tones, bookmarks, or internet

access or e-mail account settings.

To save the contents of these messages,

select Options > Save.

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Service messages

Service messages are sent to your device

by service providers. Service messages

may contain notifications such as news

headlines, services, or links through

which the message content can be

downloaded.

To define the service message settings,

select Options > Settings > Service

message.

To download the service or message

content, select Options > Download

message.

To view information about the sender,

web address, expiration date, and other

details of the message before

downloading it, select Options >

Message details.

Send service commands

You can send a service request message

(also known as a USSD command) to

your service provider and request

activation for certain network services.

Contact your service provider for the

service request text.

To send a service request message,

select Options > Service commands.

Enter the service request text and select

Options > Send.

Cell broadcast

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Cell broadcast.

With the cell broadcast network service,

you can receive messages on various

topics from your service provider, such

as weather or traffic conditions in a

particular region. For available topics

and relevant topic numbers, contact

your service provider. Cell broadcast

messages cannot be received when the

device is in the remote SIM mode. A

packet data (GPRS) connection may

prevent cell broadcast reception.

Cell broadcast messages cannot be

received in UMTS (3G) networks.

To receive cell broadcast messages, you

may need to turn cell broadcast

reception on. Select Options >

Settings > Reception > On.

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To view messages related to a topic,

select the topic.

To receive messages related to a topic,

select Options > Subscribe.

Tip: You can set important topics as hot

topics. You are notified in the home

screen, when you receive a message

related to a hot topic. Select a topic and

Options > Hotmark.

To add, edit, or delete topics, select

Options > Topic.

Messaging settings

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings.

Open the message type in question, and

define all fields marked with Must be

defined or with a red asterisk.

Your device may recognise the SIM card

provider and configure the correct text

message, multimedia message, and

GPRS settings automatically. If not,

contact your service provider for the

correct settings, order the settings from

your service provider in a configuration

message, or use the Settings wizard

application.

Text message settings

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings > Text message.

Select from the following:

Message centres — View the available

message centres for your device, or add

a new one.

Message centre in use — Select a

message centre to send the message.

Character encoding — Select

Reduced support to use automatic

character conversion to another

encoding system when available.

Receive report — Select Yes if you

want the network to send you delivery

reports on your messages (network

service).

Message validity — Select how long

the message centre resends your

message if the first attempt fails

(network service). If the recipient

cannot be reached within the validity

period, the message is deleted from the

message centre.

Message sent as — Convert the

message to another format, for

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example, fax or e-mail. Change this

option only if you are sure that your

message centre is able to convert text

messages into these other formats. For

more information, contact your service

provider.

Preferred connection — Select the

preferred method of connection when

sending text messages from your

device.

Reply via same centre — Select

whether you want the reply message to

be sent using the same text message

centre number (network service).

Multimedia message settings

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings > Multimedia

message.

Select from the following:

Image size — Scale images in

multimedia messages.

MMS creation mode — Select

Restricted to set your device to prevent

you from including content in

multimedia messages that may not be

supported by the network or the

receiving device. To receive warnings

about including such content, select

Guided. To create a multimedia

message with no restrictions on

attachment type, select Free. If you

select Restricted, creating multimedia

presentations is not possible.

Access point in use — Select the

default access point to connect to the

multimedia message centre. You may

not be able to change the default access

point if it is preset in your device by your

service provider.

Multimedia retrieval — Select how

you want to receive messages, if

available. Select Always automatic to

receive multimedia messages always

automatically, Auto in home netw. to

receive notification of a new

multimedia message that you can

retrieve from the message centre (for

example, when you are travelling

abroad and are outside your home

network), Manual to retrieve

multimedia messages from the

message centre manually, or Off to

prevent receipt of any multimedia

messages. Automatic retrieval may not

be supported in all regions.

Allow anonymous msgs. — Receive

messages from unknown senders.

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Receive adverts — Receive messages

defined as advertisements.

Receive reports — Request for delivery

and read reports of sent messages

(network service). Receiving a delivery

report of a multimedia message that

has been sent to an e-mail address may

not be possible.

Deny report sending — Select Yes to

not send delivery reports from your

device for received multimedia

messages.

Message validity — Select how long

the messaging centre tries to send the

message (network service). If the

recipient of a message cannot be

reached within the validity period, the

message is removed from the

multimedia messaging centre.

Maximum time is the maximum

amount of time allowed by the network.

The device requires network support to

indicate that a sent message has been

received or read. Depending on the

network and other circumstances, this

information may not always be reliable.

Service message settings

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings > Service

message.

To allow your device to receive service

messages from your service provider,

select Service messages > On.

To select how to download services and

service message content, select

Download messages >

Automatically or Manually. If you

select Automatically, you may still

need to confirm some downloads since

not all services can be downloaded

automatically.

Cell broadcast settings

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings > Cell broadcast.

To receive cell broadcast messages,

select Reception > On.

To select the languages in which you

want to receive cell broadcast

messages, select Language.

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To display new topics in the cell

broadcast topics list, select Topic

detection > On.

Other settings

Select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings > Other.

Select from the following:

Save sent messages — Select whether

to save sent messages in the Sent folder.

Number of saved msgs. — Enter the

number of sent messages to save. When

the limit is reached, the oldest message

is deleted.

Memory in use — Select where to save

your messages. You can save messages

to the memory card only if a memory

card is inserted.

Folder view — Select if you want to see

folder information on one or two lines.

About Chat

With IM (network service), you can

exchange instant messages with your

friends. You can access several chat

services or communities simultaneously

and switch between them. If you want

to, for example, browse the web, you

can leave the IM application to run in the

background, and still be notified of new

instant messages.

The IM application is preinstalled on

your device. To start chatting, select

Menu > Applications > Chat.

Using network services and

downloading content to your device

may result in data traffic costs.

Connectivity

Your device offers several options to

connect to the internet or to another

compatible device or computer.

Data connections and access points

Your device supports packet data

connections (network service), such as

GPRS in the GSM network. When you use

your device in GSM and UMTS networks,

multiple data connections can be active

at the same time, and access points can

share a data connection. In the UMTS

network, data connections remain

active during voice calls.

You can also use a WLAN data

connection. Only one connection in one

wireless LAN can be active at a time, but

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several applications can use the same

internet access point.

To establish a data connection, an

access point is required. You can define

different kinds of access points, such as

the following:

•MMS access point to send and

receive multimedia messages

•Internet access point (IAP) to send

and receive e-mail and connect to

the internet

Check the type of access point you need

with your service provider for the

service you want to access. For

availability and subscription to packet

data connection services, contact your

service provider.

Network settings

Your device can automatically switch

between GSM and 3G networks. The GSM

network is indicated with in the

standby mode. The 3G network is

indicated with .

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Phone > Network and from the

following:

Network mode — Select which

network to use. If you select Dual

mode, the device uses the GSM or 3G

network automatically, according to the

network parameters and the roaming

agreements between the wireless

service providers. For details and

roaming costs, contact your network

service provider. This option is shown

only if supported by the wireless service

provider.

A roaming agreement is an agreement

between two or more service providers

to enable the users of one service

provider to use the services of other

service providers.

Operator selection — Select

Automatic to set the device to search

for and select one of the available

networks, or Manual to manually select

the network from a list. If the

connection to the manually selected

network is lost, the device sounds an

error tone and asks you to reselect a

network. The selected network must

have a roaming agreement with your

home cellular network.

Cell info display — Set the device to

indicate when it is used in a cellular

network based on microcellular

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network (MCN) technology and to

activate cell info reception.

Wi-Fi/WLAN connection

Your device can detect and connect to

wireless local area networks (WLAN).

Using a WLAN, you can connect your

device to the internet and compatible

devices that have WLAN support.

About WLAN

To use a wireless local area network

(WLAN) connection, it must be available

in the location, and your device must be

connected to the WLAN. Some WLANs

are protected, and you need an access

key from the service provider to connect

to them.

Note: Using WLAN may be restricted in

some countries. For example, in France,

you are only allowed to use WLAN

indoors. For more information, contact

your local authorities.

Features that use WLAN, or that are

allowed to run in the background while

using other features, increase the

demand on battery power and reduce

the battery life.

Use encryption to increase the security

of your WLAN connection. Using

encryption reduces the risk of others

accessing your data.

WLAN connections

To use a wireless LAN (WLAN)

connection, you must create an internet

access point (IAP) for WLAN. Use the

access point for applications that need

to connect to the internet.

A WLAN connection is established when

you create a data connection using a

WLAN internet access point. The active

WLAN connection ends when you end

the data connection.

You can use WLAN during a voice call or

when packet data is active. You can only

be connected to one WLAN access point

device at a time, but several

applications can use the same internet

access point.

When the device is in the offline profile,

you can still use WLAN (if available).

Remember to comply with any

applicable safety requirements when

establishing and using a WLAN

connection.

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Tip: To check the unique media access

control (MAC) address that identifies

your device, enter *#62209526# in the

home screen.

WLAN wizard

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > WLAN wiz..

The WLAN wizard helps you to connect

to a wireless LAN (WLAN) and manage

your WLAN connections.

If the search finds WLANs, to create an

internet access point (IAP) for a

connection and start the web browser

using this IAP, select the connection and

Start web browsing.

If you select a secured WLAN, you are

asked to enter the relevant password.

To connect to a hidden network, you

must enter the correct network name

(service set identifier, SSID).

If you already have the web browser

running using the currently active WLAN

connection, to return to the web

browser, select Cont.web browsing.

To end the active connection, select the

connection and Disconnect WLAN.

WLAN internet access points

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > WLAN wiz. and

Options.

Select from the following:

Filter WLAN networks — Filter out

wireless LANs (WLANs) from the list of

found networks. The selected networks

are not displayed the next time the

application searches for WLANs.

Details — View the details of a network

shown in the list. If you select an active

connection, the connection details are

displayed.

Operating modes

There are two operating modes in

WLAN: infrastructure and ad hoc.

The infrastructure operating mode

allows two kinds of communication:

wireless devices are connected to each

other through a WLAN access point

device, or wireless devices are

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connected to a wired LAN through a

WLAN access point device.

In the ad hoc operating mode, devices

can send and receive data directly with

each other.

WLAN settings

SelectMenu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Wireless LAN.

To have an indicator displayed when

there is a wireless LAN (WLAN) available

in your current location, select Show

WLAN availability > Yes.

To select the interval for your device to

scan for available WLANs, and to update

the indicator, select Scan for

networks. This setting is not available

unless you select Show WLAN

availability > Yes.

To set the device to test the internet

capability of the selected WLAN

automatically, to ask for permission

every time, or to never perform the

connectivity test, select Internet

connectivity test > Run

automatically, Ask every time, or

Never run. If you select Run

automatically or allow the test to be

performed when the device asks for it,

and the connectivity test is performed

successfully, the access point is saved to

internet destinations.

To check the unique media access

control (MAC) address that identifies

your device, enter *#62209526# in the

home screen. The MAC address is

displayed.

Access points

Create a new access point

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations.

You may receive access point settings in

a message from a service provider.

Some or all access points may be preset

for your device by your service provider,

and you may not be able to change,

create, edit, or remove them.

When you select one of the access point

groups ( , , , , ), you can see

the access point types:

indicates a protected access

point

indicates a packet data access

point

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indicates a wireless LAN (WLAN)

access point

Tip: You can create internet access

points in a WLAN with the WLAN wizard.

To create a new access point, select

Access point.

The device asks to check for available

connections. After the search,

connections that are already available

are displayed and can be shared by a

new access point.

If you skip this step, you are asked to

select a connection method and to

define the settings needed.

To edit the settings of an access point,

select one of the access point groups,

scroll to an access point, and select

Options > Edit. Use the instructions

provided by your service provider to edit

the following:

Connection name — Enter a name for

the connection.

Data bearer — Select the data

connection type.

Depending on the data connection you

select, only certain setting fields are

available. Fill in all fields marked with

Must be defined or with a red *. Other

fields can be left empty, unless your

service provider has instructed

otherwise.

To use a data connection, your service

provider must support this feature, and

if necessary, activate it for your SIM card.

Create access point groups

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations.

Some applications allow you to use

access point groups to connect to a

network.

To avoid selecting which access point to

use every time the device attempts to

connect to a network, you can create a

group that contains various access

points, and define the order in which

the access points are used to connect to

a network.

For example, you can add wireless LAN

(WLAN) and packet data access points to

an internet access point group and use

the group for browsing the web. If you

give the WLAN access point the higher

priority, the device connects to the

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internet through a WLAN if available

and through a packet data connection if

not.

To create a new access point group,

select Options > Manage > New

destination.

To add access points to an access point

group, select the group and Options >

New access point. To copy an existing

access point from another group, select

the group, scroll to an existing access

point, and select Options >

Organise > Copy to other dest..

To change the priority order of access

points within a group, scroll to an access

point, and select Options >

Organise > Change priority.

Packet data access points

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations >

Access point, and follow the

instructions on the screen.

To edit a packet data access point, open

one of the access point groups, and

select an access point marked with

Follow the instructions from your

service provider.

Select from the following:

Connection name — Define a name for

the connection.

Data bearer — You might not be able

to edit the data bearer once defined.

Define a new access point if needed.

Access point name — You obtain the

access point name from your service

provider.

User name — The user name may be

needed to make a data connection, and

is usually provided by your service

provider.

Prompt password — If you must enter

the password every time you log in to a

server, or if you do not want to save your

password in the device, select Yes.

Password — A password may be

needed to make a data connection and

is usually provided by your service

provider.

Authentication — Select Secure to

always send your password encrypted

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or Normal to send your password

encrypted when possible.

Homepage — Depending on the access

point you are setting up, enter the web

address or the address of the

multimedia message centre.

Use access point — Select After

confirmation if you want the device to

ask for confirmation before the

connection using this access point is

created, or Automatically if you want

the device to connect to the destination

using this access point automatically.

Select Options > Advanced settings

and from the following:

Network type — Select the internet

protocol type to transfer data to and

from your device. The other settings

depend on the selected network type.

Phone IP address (for IPv4

only) — Enter the IP address of your

device.

DNS addresses — Enter the IP

addresses of the primary and secondary

DNS servers, if required by your service

provider. To obtain these addresses,

contact your internet service provider.

Proxy server address — Enter the

address of the proxy server.

Proxy port number — Enter the port

number of the proxy server.

WLAN internet access points

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations >

Access point, and follow the

instructions on the display. Or, open one

of the access point groups, select an

access point marked with , and select

Edit.

Use the instructions provided by your

service provider to edit the following:

Connection name — Define a name for

the connection.

Data bearer — You might not be able

to edit the data bearer once defined.

Define a new access point if needed.

WLAN network name — Select Enter

manually or Search for networks. If

you select an existing network, WLAN

network mode and WLAN security

mode are determined by the settings of

its access point device.

Network status — Define whether the

network name is displayed.

WLAN network mode — Select Ad-

hoc to create an ad hoc network, and to

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allow devices to send and receive data

directly; a WLAN access point device is

not needed. In an ad hoc network, all

devices must use the same WLAN

network name.

WLAN security mode — Select the

encryption used: WEP, 802.1x, or WPA/

WPA2. (802.1x and WPA/WPA2 are not

available for ad hoc networks.) If you

select Open network, no encryption is

used. The WEP, 802.1x, and WPA

functions can be used only if the

network supports them.

Use access point — Select After

confirmation to set the device to ask

for confirmation before the connection

using this access point is created or

Automatically to set the device to

connect to the destination using this

access point automatically.

To enter the settings for the selected

security mode, select WLAN security

settings.

Advanced WLAN settings

Select Options > Advanced settings

and from the following:

IPv4 settings — Enter the IP address of

your device, the subnet IP address, the

default gateway, and the IP addresses

of the primary and secondary DNS

servers. Contact your internet service

provider for these addresses.

IPv6 settings — Define the type of DNS

address.

Ad-hoc channel (only for ad hoc

networks) — To enter a channel

number (1-11) manually, select User

defined.

Proxy server address — Enter the

address for the proxy server.

Proxy port number — Enter the proxy

port number.

Active data connections

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > Conn. mgr..

Select Active data connections.

In the active data connections view, you

can see the open data connections:

data calls

packet data connections

wireless LAN (WLAN)

connections

Note: The actual invoice for calls and

services from your service provider may

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vary, depending on network features,

rounding off for billing, taxes, and so

forth.

To end a connection, select Options >

Disconnect.

To close all open connections, select

Options > Disconnect all.

To view the details of a connection,

select Options > Details.

Sync

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > Sync.

Sync enables you to synchronise your

notes, calendar entries, text and

multimedia messages, browser

bookmarks, or contacts with various

compatible applications on a

compatible computer or on the internet.

You may receive synchronisation

settings in a special message from your

service provider.

A synchronisation profile contains the

necessary settings for synchronisation.

When you open the Sync application,

the default or previously used sync

profile is displayed. To modify the

profile, scroll to a sync item, and select

Mark to include it in the profile or

Unmark to leave it out.

To manage sync profiles, select

Options and the desired option.

To synchronise data, select Options >

Synchronise.

To cancel synchronisation before it

finishes, select Cancel.

Bluetooth connectivity

About Bluetooth connectivity

With Bluetooth connectivity, you can

make a wireless connection to other

compatible devices, such as mobile

phones, computers, headsets, and car

kits.

You can use the connection to send

images, video clips, music and sound

clips, and notes, transfer files from your

compatible PC, and print images with a

compatible printer.

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Since devices with Bluetooth wireless

technology communicate using radio

waves, they do not need to be in direct

line-of-sight. However, they must be

within 10 metres (33 feet) of each other,

although the connection may be subject

to interference from obstructions such

as walls or from other electronic

devices.

This device is compliant with Bluetooth

Specification 2.0 + EDR supporting the

following profiles: Advanced Audio

Distribution, Audio Video Remote

Control, Basic Imaging, Basic Printing,

Dial-up Networking, File Transfer,

Generic Access, Hands-free, Headset,

Human Interface Device, Object Push,

Phone Book Access, SIM Access, Serial

Port, Service Discovery Application,

Generic Object Exchange. To ensure

interoperability between other devices

supporting Bluetooth technology, use

Nokia approved accessories for this

model. Check with the manufacturers of

other devices to determine their

compatibility with this device.

Features using Bluetooth technology

increase the demand on battery power

and reduce the battery life.

When the device is locked, only

connections to authorised devices are

possible.

Bluetooth settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connectivity > Bluetooth.

Select from the following:

Bluetooth — Activate Bluetooth

connectivity.

My phone's visibility — To allow your

device to be visible to other Bluetooth

devices, select Shown to all. To set a

length of time, after which the visibility

is set from shown to hidden, select

Define period. To hide your device

from other devices, select Hidden.

My phone's name — Edit the name of

your device. The name is shown to other

Bluetooth devices.

Remote SIM mode — Allow another

device, such as a compatible car kit

accessory, to use the SIM card in your

device to connect to the network.

Security tips

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connectivity > Bluetooth.

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When you are not using Bluetooth

connectivity, to control who can find

your device and connect to it, select

Bluetooth > Off or My phone's

visibility > Hidden. Deactivating the

Bluetooth function does not affect other

functions in your device.

Do not pair with or accept connection

requests from an unknown device. This

helps to protect your device from

harmful content. Operating the device

in hidden mode is a safer way to avoid

malicious software.

Send data using Bluetooth

connectivity

Several Bluetooth connections can be

active at a time. For example, if you are

connected to a compatible headset, you

can also transfer files to another

compatible device at the same time.

1 Open the application where the

item you want to send is stored.

2 Scroll to an item, and select

Options > Send > Via Bluetooth.

Devices with Bluetooth wireless

technology that are within range

are displayed. Device icons are as

follows:

computer

phone

audio or video device

other device

To interrupt the search, select

Stop.

3 Select the device with which you

want to connect.

4 If the other device requires pairing

before data can be transmitted, a

tone sounds, and you are asked to

enter a passcode. The same

passcode must be entered in both

devices.

When the connection is established,

Sending data is displayed.

Tip: When searching for devices, some

devices may show only the unique

address (device address). To find the

unique address of your device, enter

*#2820#.

Pair devices

To pair with compatible devices and

view your paired devices, in the main

view of Bluetooth connectivity, scroll

right.

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Before pairing, create your own

passcode (1 to 16 digits), and agree with

the owner of the other device to use the

same code. Devices that do not have a

user interface have a factory-set

passcode. The passcode is used only

once.

1To pair with a device, select

Options > New paired device.

Devices that are within range are

displayed.

2 Select the device, and enter the

passcode. The same passcode must

be entered on the other device as

well.

3 Some audio enhancements connect

automatically to your device after

pairing. Otherwise, scroll to the

enhancement, and select

Options > Connect to audio

device.

Paired devices are indicated by in the

device search.

To set a device as authorised or

unauthorised, scroll to the device, and

select from the following options:

Set as authorised — Connections

between your device and the

authorised device can be made without

your knowledge. No separate

acceptance or authorisation is needed.

Use this status for your own devices,

such as your compatible headset or PC

or devices that belong to someone you

trust. indicates authorised devices in

the paired devices view.

Set as unauthorised — Connection

requests from this device must be

accepted separately every time.

To cancel a pairing, scroll to the device,

and select Options > Delete.

If you want to cancel all pairings, select

Options > Delete all.

Receive data using Bluetooth

connectivity

When you receive data through

Bluetooth connectivity, a tone sounds,

and you are asked if you want to accept

the message. If you accept, is

displayed, and the item is placed in the

Inbox folder in Messaging. Messages

received through Bluetooth

connectivity are indicated by .

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Tip: If your device notifies you that the

memory is full when you try to receive

data through Bluetooth connectivity,

change memory card as the memory

where the data is stored.

Block devices

You can prevent devices from

establishing a Bluetooth connection to

your device.

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connectivity > Bluetooth.

Block a device

On the Paired devices tab, go to a device

you want to block, and select

Options > Block.

Unblock a device

On the Blocked devices tab, go to a

device, and select Options > Delete.

Unblock all blocked devices

Select Options > Delete all.

If you reject a pairing request from

another device, you are asked if you

want to block all future connection

requests from this device. If you accept

the query, the device is added to the list

of blocked devices.

Remote SIM mode

Before the remote SIM mode can be

activated, the two devices must be

paired and the pairing initiated from

the other device. When pairing, use a

16-digit passcode, and set the other

device as authorised.

To use the remote SIM mode with a

compatible car kit enhancement,

activate Bluetooth connectivity, and

enable the use of the remote SIM mode

with your device.

Activate the remote SIM mode from the

other device.

When the remote SIM mode is on in your

device, Remote SIM mode is displayed

in the standby mode. The connection to

the wireless network is turned off, as

indicated by in the signal strength

indicator area, and you cannot use SIM

card services or features requiring

cellular network coverage.

When the wireless device is in the

remote SIM mode, you can only use a

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compatible connected enhancement,

such as a car kit, to make or receive calls.

Your wireless device will not make any

calls while in this mode, except to the

emergency numbers programmed into

your device. To make calls from your

device, you must leave the remote SIM

mode. If the device is locked, enter the

lock code to unlock it.

To leave the remote SIM mode, press the

power key, and select Exit remote SIM

mode.

Data cable

To avoid corrupting data, do not

disconnect the USB data cable during

data transfer.

Transfer data between your device

and a PC

1 Insert a memory card in your device,

and connect the device to a

compatible PC with the data cable.

2 When the device asks which mode

to use, select Mass storage. In this

mode, you can see your device as a

removable hard drive in your

computer.

3 End the connection from the

computer (from the Unplug or Eject

Hardware wizard in Microsoft

Windows, for example) to avoid

damaging the memory card.

To use Nokia Ovi Suite with your device,

install Nokia Ovi Suite on your PC,

connect the data cable, and select PC

Suite as the USB connection mode.

To synchronise the music in your device

with Nokia Ovi Player, install the Nokia

Ovi Player software on your PC, connect

the data cable, and select PC Suite as the

USB connection mode.

To change the USB mode you normally

use with the data cable, select Menu >

Ctrl. panel > Connectivity > USB and

USB connection mode, and the desired

option.

To set the device to ask for the mode

each time you connect the data cable to

the device, select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > USB and Ask on

connection > Yes.

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PC connections

You can use your mobile device with a

variety of compatible PC connectivity

and data communications applications.

With Nokia Ovi Suite you can, for

example, transfer files and images

between your device and a compatible

computer.

To use Ovi Suite with USB connection

mode, select PC Suite.

For more information about Ovi Suite,

see the support area at www.ovi.com.

About home network

With home network, you can share and

synchronise media files in your mobile

device with other devices, such as a

computer, sound system, or television.

You can also view and play media files

from other home network devices on

your device or on other compatible

devices. For example, you can play

music stored in your device using a

home stereo system certified by the

Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA),

controlling the playlists and volume

levels directly from your device.

Your device is compatible with Universal

Plug and Play (UPnP) and certified by the

Digital Living Network Alliance. You can

create a home network with a wireless

LAN (WLAN) access point device or

router. You can connect compatible

WLAN enabled and DLNA certified UPnP

devices to the network.

Examples of compatible devices

•Mobile device

•Compatible computer

•Television

•Sound system

•Compatible wireless multimedia

receiver, connected to a sound

system

You can also store your media files to a

media server or retrieve media files

from a compatible home server.

To use the WLAN function of your device

in a home network, you must have a

working WLAN home connection.

The home network uses the security

settings of the WLAN connection. Use

the home network feature in a WLAN

infrastructure network with a WLAN

access point device and encryption

enabled.

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Internet

With the Web browser, you can view

hypertext markup language (HTML) web

pages on the internet as originally

designed. You can also browse web

pages that are designed specifically for

mobile devices, and use extensible

hypertext markup language (XHTML), or

the wireless markup language (WML).

To browse the web, you need to have an

internet access point configured in your

device. Using the web browser requires

network support.

Browse the web

With the Browser application, you can

browse web pages.

Select Menu > Internet > Web.

Shortcut: To open the browser, press

and hold 0 (zero) in the home screen.

Go to a web page

In the bookmarks view, select a

bookmark, or start entering a web

address (the field opens

automatically), and select Go to.

Some web pages may contain material,

such as video clips, that requires a large

amount of memory to view. If your

device runs out of memory while

loading such a web page, insert a

memory card. Otherwise, the video clips

are not displayed.

Disable graphics to save memory and

speed up downloading

Select Options > Settings > Page >

Load content > Text only.

Refresh the content of the web page

Select Options > Web page options >

Reload.

View snapshots of web pages you

have visited

Select Back. A list of pages you have

visited during the current browsing

session opens. This option is available if

History list is activated in the browser

settings.

Block or allow the automatic

opening of multiple windows

Select Options > Web page options >

Block pop-ups or Allow pop-ups.

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View the shortcut keys

Select Options > Keypad shortcuts. To

edit the shortcut keys, select Edit.

Zoom in and out on a web page

To zoom in, press *. To zoom out, press

Tip: To send the browser to the

background without exiting the

application or closing the connection,

press the end key once.

Browser toolbar

The browser toolbar helps you select

frequently used functions of the

browser.

Open the toolbar

Press and hold the scroll key on a blank

area of a web page.

Move within the toolbar

Scroll left or right.

Select a feature from the toolbar

Press the scroll key

From the toolbar, select from the

following:

Go to web address — Enter a web

address.

Recently visited pages — View a

list of the web addresses you visit

frequently.

Bookmarks — Open the bookmarks

view.

Full screen — View the web page in

full screen.

Page overview — Display an

overview of the current web page.

Search by keyword — Search the

current web page.

Settings — Modify the web browser

settings.

Navigate pages

Mini Map and Page overview help you

navigate web pages that contain a large

amount of information.

To activate Mini Map, select Options >

Settings > General > Mini map > On.

When you scroll through a large web

page, Mini Map opens and shows an

overview of the page.

To move in Mini Map, scroll left, right,

up, or down. When you find the desired

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location, stop scrolling. Mini Map

disappears and leaves you at the

selected location.

When you are browsing a web page that

contains a large amount of information,

you can also use Page overview to view

what kind of information the web page

contains.

To display an overview of the current

web page, press 8.

To scroll around the overview, use the

scroll key.

To zoom in on a section, scroll to the

section, and select OK.

Web feeds and blogs

With web feeds, you can easily follow

news headlines and your favourite

blogs.

Select Menu > Internet > Web.

Web feeds are XML files on web pages.

They are used to share, for example, the

Tags

Select Menu > Media > Gallery >

Images.

Use tags to categorise media items in

Photos. You can create and delete tags

in Tag manager. Tag manager shows

the currently used tags and the number

of items associated with each tag.

To open Tag manager, select an image

or video clip and Options > Details >

Tag manager.

To create a tag, select Options > New

tag.

To assign a tag to an image, select the

image and Options > Add tags.

To see the tags you have created, select

Tags. The size of the tag name

corresponds to the number of items the

tag is assigned to. To view all the images

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associated with a tag, select the tag

from the list.

To view the list in most frequently used

order, select Options > Most used.

To remove an image from a tag, select

the tag and the image, and select

Options > Remove from tag.

Slide show

Select Menu > Media > Gallery >

Images.

To view your images as a slide show,

select an image and Options > Slide

show > Play forwards or Play

backwards. The slide show starts from

the selected file.

To view only the selected images as a

slide show, select Options > Mark/

Unmark > Mark to mark images. To

start the slide show, select Options >

Slide show > Play forwards or Play

backwards.

To resume a paused slide show, select

Continue.

To end the slide show, select End.

To browse the images, scroll left or

right.

Before starting the slide show, to adjust

the slide show settings, select

Options > Slide show > Settings and

from the following:

Music — Add sound to the slide show.

Song — Select a music file from the list.

Delay between slides — Adjust the

tempo of the slide show.

To adjust the volume during the slide

show, use the volume keys.

Edit images

Image editor

To edit the pictures after taking them or

the ones already saved in Photos, select

Options > Edit. The image editor

opens.

To open a grid where you can select

different edit options indicated by small

icons, select Options > Apply effect .

You can crop and rotate the image;

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adjust the brightness, colour, contrast,

and resolution; and add effects, text,

clip art, or a frame to the picture.

Crop image

To crop an image, select Options >

Apply effect > Crop, and a predefined

aspect ratio from the list. To crop the

image size manually, select Manual.

If you select Manual, a cross appears in

the upper left corner of the image. Use

the scroll key to select the area to crop,

and select Set. Another cross appears in

the lower right corner. Again select the

area to be cropped. To adjust the first

selected area, select Back. The selected

areas form a rectangle that forms the

cropped image.

If you select a predefined aspect ratio,

select the upper left corner of the area

to be cropped. To resize the highlighted

area, use the scroll key. To freeze the

selected area, press the scroll key. To

move the area within the picture, use

the scroll key. To select the area to be

cropped, press the scroll key.

Reduce red-eye

1 Select Menu > Media > Gallery >

Images.

2 Select an image and Options >

Edit > (Red eye reduction).

3 Scroll the cross onto the eye, and

press the scroll key. Scroll to resize

the loop to fit the size of the eye. To

reduce the redness, press the scroll

key. When you have finished editing

the image, select Done.

4 To save the changes and return to

the previous view, select Back.

Useful shortcuts

You can use the following shortcuts

when editing images:

•To view a full-screen image, press

*. To return to the normal view,

press * again.

•To rotate an image clockwise or

anticlockwise, press 3 or 1.

•To zoom in or out, press 5 or 0.

•To move on a zoomed image, scroll

up, down, left, or right.

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Edit videos

The video editor supports .3gp and .mp4

video file formats, and .aac, .amr, .mp3,

and .wav audio file formats. It does not

necessarily support all features of a file

format or all the variations of file

formats.

To edit video clips in Photos, scroll to a

video clip, select Options > Edit, and

from the following:

Merge — to add an image or a video

clip to the beginning or the end of the

selected video clip

Change sound — to add a new sound

clip, and to replace the original sound in

the video clip.

Add text — to add text to the

beginning or the end of the video clip

Cut — to trim the video and mark the

sections you want to keep in the video

clip

To take a snapshot of a video clip, in the

cut video view, select Options > Take

snapshot. In the thumbnail preview

view, press the scroll key, and select

Take snapshot.

Print images

Image print

To print images with Image print, select

the image you want to print, and the

print option in Photos, camera, image

editor, or image viewer.

Use Image print to print your images

using a compatible USB data cable, or

Bluetooth connectivity. You can also

print images using wireless LAN. If a

compatible memory card is inserted,

you can store the images to the memory

card, and print them using a compatible

printer.

You can only print images that are

in .jpeg format. The pictures taken with

the camera are automatically saved

in .jpeg format.

Printer selection

To print images with Image print, select

the image and the print option.

When you use Image print for the first

time, a list of available compatible

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printers is displayed. Select a printer.

The printer is set as the default printer.

To use a printer compatible with

PictBridge, connect the compatible data

cable before you select the print option,

and check that the data cable mode is

set to Image print or Ask on

connection. The printer is

automatically displayed when you

select the print option.

If the default printer is not available, a

list of available printers is displayed.

To change the default printer, select

Options > Settings > Default

printer.

Print preview

After you select the printer, the selected

images are displayed using predefined

layouts.

To change the layout, scroll left or right

to browse through the available layouts

for the selected printer. If the images do

not fit on a single page, scroll up or

down to display the additional pages.

Print settings

The available options vary depending

on the capabilities of the printing device

you selected.

To set a default printer, select

Options > Default printer.

To select the paper size, select Paper

size, the size of paper from the list, and

OK. Select Cancel to return to the

previous view.

Print online

With Print online, you can order prints

of images online directly to your home

or to a store where you can pick them

up. You can also order different

products with the selected image, such

as mugs or mouse pads. The available

products depend on the service

provider.

For more information on the

application, see the guides available at

the Nokia product support pages or your

local Nokia website.

Create a post

Select Menu > Media > Share online.

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To post media files to a service, go to a

service, and select Options > New

upload. If the online sharing service

provides channels for posting files,

select the desired channel.

To add an image, video clip, or sound

clip to the post, select Options >

Insert.

Enter a title or description for the post,

if available.

To add tags to the post, select Tags:.

To send the post to the service, select

Options > Upload.

Nokia Podcasting

Select Menu > Media > Podcasting.

Download podcasts to your device, and

play them.

Play and manage podcasts

Podcasting delivers audio or video

content over the internet for playback

on mobile devices and PCs.

With the Nokia Podcasting application,

you can search, discover, subscribe, and

download podcasts over the air; and

play, manage, and share podcasts with

your device.

Define the connection and downloading

settings before using the application.

Select Options > Settings >

Connection and Download.

To search for new podcast episodes to

subscribe to, select Directories.

To search for podcasts using keywords

and podcast show titles, select Search.

To display the available episodes from

the selected podcast, open the

Podcasts folder and select Open.

To download the selected episode,

select Download.

To play the downloaded episode, select

Play.

To update the selected podcast or

marked podcasts, for a new episode,

select Options > Update.

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To open the web site of the podcast

(network service), select Options >

Open web page.

Some podcasts provide the opportunity

to interact with the creators by

commenting and voting. To connect to

the internet to do this, select

Options > View comments.

Directories

Select Directories.

Directories help you find new podcast

episodes to which to subscribe.

Contents of the directories change.

Select the desired directory folder to

update it (network service). The colour

of the folder changes, when the update

is complete.

To subscribe to a podcast, scroll to the

podcast title and select Update. After

you have subscribed to episodes of a

podcast, you can download, manage,

and play them in the podcasts menu.

To add a new directory or folder, select

Options > New > Web directory or

Folder.

Select a title, URL of the .opml (outline

processor markup language) file, and

Done.

To import an .opml file stored on your

device, select Options > Import OPML

file.

To save a received .opml file, open the

file to save the file into the Received

folder in Directories. Open the folder to

subscribe to any of the links to add to

your podcasts.

Search podcasts

Search helps you find podcasts by

keyword or title.

The search engine uses the podcast

search service you set up in

Podcasting > Options > Settings >

Connection > Search service URL.

To search for podcasts, select Search,

and enter the desired keywords.

Tip: Search looks for podcast titles and

keywords in descriptions, not specific

episodes. General topics, such as

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football or hip-hop, usually give better

results than a specific team or artist.

To subscribe to selected channels and

add them to your podcasts, select

Subscribe.

To start a new search, select Options >

New search.

To see the details of a podcast, select

Options > Description.

Podcasting settings

To edit the connection settings, select

Options > Settings > Connection.

To edit the download settings, select

Options > Settings > Download.

To restore the default settings, open the

corresponding settings and select

Options > Restore default.

Music player

Select Menu > Media > Music player.

Music player supports file formats such

as AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, and WMA.

Music player does not necessarily

support all features of a file format or all

the variations of file formats.

Play a song

Select Menu > Media > Music player.

To add all available songs to the music

library, select Options > Refresh

library.

To play a song, select the desired

category, and the song.

To pause playback, press the scroll key;

to resume, press the scroll key again. To

stop playback, scroll down.

To fast-forward or rewind, press and

hold the scroll key to the right or left.

To skip to the next item, scroll right. To

return to the beginning of the item,

scroll left. To skip to the previous item,

scroll left again within 2 seconds after a

song has started.

To modify the tone of the music

playback, select Options > Equaliser.

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To modify the balance and stereo

image, or to enhance the bass, select

Options > Settings.

To return to the home screen and leave

the player playing in the background,

press the end key briefly.

Warning:

Continuous exposure to high volume

may damage your hearing. Listen to

music at a moderate level, and do not

hold the device near your ear when the

loudspeaker is in use.

Playlists

To view and manage playlists, select

Music library > Playlists.

To create a new playlist, select

Options > New playlist.

To add songs to the playlist, select the

song and Options > Add to playlist >

Saved playlist or New playlist.

To reorder songs in a playlist, scroll to

the song you want to move, and select

Options > Reorder playlist.

Ovi Music

With Ovi Music (network service), you

can search, browse, purchase, and

download music to your device.

The Ovi Music service will eventually

replace the Music store.

Select Menu > Media > Ovi Music.

To download music, you first need to

Downloading music may involve

additional costs and the transmission of

large amounts of data (network

service). For information about data

transmission charges, contact your

network service provider.

To access Ovi Music, you must have a

valid internet access point in the device.

You may be asked to select the access

point to use when connecting to Ovi

Music.

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Select the access point

Select Default access point.

The availability and appearance of Ovi

Music settings may vary. The settings

may also be predefined and you may not

be able to modify them. When browsing

Ovi Music, you may be able to modify the

settings.

Modify Ovi Music settings

Select Options > Settings.

Ovi Music is not available for all

countries or regions.

Transfer music from a computer

You can use the following methods to

transfer music:

•To install Nokia Ovi Player to

manage and organise your music

files, download the PC software

from www.ovi.com, and follow the

instructions.

•To view your device on a computer

as a mass memory device where

you can transfer any data files,

make the connection with a

compatible USB data cable or

Bluetooth connectivity. If you are

using a USB data cable, select Mass

storage as the USB connection

mode. A compatible memory card

must be inserted in the device.

•To synchronise music with

Windows Media Player, connect a

compatible USB data cable, and

select PC Suite as the USB

connection mode. A compatible

memory card must be inserted in

the device.

To change the default USB connection

mode, select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > USB and USB

connection mode.

Preset frequency settings

Select Menu > Media > Music player

and Options > Go to Now playing >

Options > Equaliser.

To use a preset frequency setting when

playing music, select the frequency

setting you want to use and Options >

Activate.

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To modify the frequency of a preset

setting, select Options > Edit and a

frequency band, and scroll up or down

to adjust its value. You hear your

frequency adjustment immediately in

the playback.

To reset the frequency bands to their

original values, select Options > Reset

to defaults.

To create your own frequency setting,

select Options > New preset.

Enter a name for the frequency setting.

Scroll up or down to move between the

frequency bands, and set the frequency

for each band.

RealPlayer

Select Menu > Media > RealPlayer.

RealPlayer plays video and sound clips

that are stored on your device,

transferred from an e-mail message, or

a compatible computer, or streamed to

your device over the web. Supported file

formats include MPEG-4, MP4 (not

streaming), 3GP, RV, RA, AMR, and Midi.

RealPlayer does not necessarily support

all variations of a media file format.

Play video clips and stream links

To play a video clip, select Video clips

and a clip.

To list recently played files, in the

application main view, select Recently

played.

To stream content over the air (network

service), select Streaming links and a

link. RealPlayer recognises two kinds of

links: an rtsp:// URL and an http:// URL

that points to a RAM file. Before the

content begins streaming, your device

must connect to a website and buffer

the content. If a network connection

problem causes a playback error,

RealPlayer attempts automatically to

reconnect to the internet access point.

To download video clips from the web,

select Downld. videos.

To adjust the volume during playback,

use the volume keys.

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To fast-forward during playback, scroll

right and hold. To rewind during play,

scroll left and hold.

To stop the playback or streaming,

select Stop. Buffering or the connection

to the streaming site stops, the playback

of the clip stops, and the clip rewinds to

the beginning.

To view the video clip in normal screen

mode, select Options > Continue in

normal scr..

View information about a media clip

To view the properties of a video or

sound clip, or web link, select

Options > Clip details. Information

may include for example the bit rate or

the internet link of a streaming file.

RealPlayer settings

Select Menu > Media > RealPlayer.

You may receive RealPlayer settings in a

message from your service provider.

To define the settings manually, select

Options > Settings > Video or

Streaming.

Recorder

Select Menu > Media > Recorder.

With the Recorder application, you can

record voice memos and telephone

conversations.

The recorder cannot be used when a

data call or GPRS connection is active.

To record a sound clip, select .

To stop recording a sound clip, select

To listen to the sound clip, select .

To select the recording quality or where

you want to save your sound clips, select

Options > Settings.

Recorded sound clips are saved in the

Sound clips folder in Gallery.

To record a telephone conversation,

open recorder during a voice call, and

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select . Both parties hear a tone at

regular intervals during recording.

Nokia Internet Radio

Select Menu > Media > Radio >

Internet radio.

With the Nokia Internet Radio

application (network service), you can

listen to available radio stations on the

internet. To listen to radio stations, you

must have a wireless LAN (WLAN) or

packet data access point defined in your

device. Listening to the stations may

involve the transmission of large

amounts of data through your service

provider's network. The recommended

connection method is WLAN. Check with

your service provider for terms and data

service fees before using other

connections. For example, a flat rate

data plan can allow large data transfers

for a set monthly fee.

Listen to internet radio stations

Select Menu > Media > Radio >

Internet radio.

To listen to a radio station on the

internet, do the following:

1 Select a station from your favourites

or the station directory, or search

for stations by name from the Nokia

Internet Radio service.

To add a station manually, select

Options > Add station manually.

You can also browse for station links

with the Web browser application.

Compatible links are automatically

opened in the Internet Radio

application.

2 Select Options > Listen.

The Now playing view opens,

displaying information about the

currently playing station and song.

To pause the playback, press the scroll

key; to resume, press the scroll key

again.

To view station information, select

Options > Station information (not

available if you have saved the station

manually).

If you are listening to a station saved in

your favourites, scroll left or right to

listen to the previous or next saved

station.

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Favourite stations

Select Menu > Media > Radio >

Internet radio.

To view and listen to your favourite

stations, select Favourites.

To add a station manually to favourites,

select Options > Add station

manually. Enter the web address of the

station and a name that you want to

appear in the favourites list.

To add the currently playing station to

favourites, select Options > Add to

Favourites.

To view station information, to move a

station up or down in the list, or to

delete a station from favourites, select

Options > Station and the desired

option.

To view only stations beginning with

particular letters or numbers, start

entering the characters. Matching

stations are displayed.

Search for stations

Select Menu > Media > Radio >

Internet radio.

To search for radio stations in the Nokia

Internet Radio service by name, do the

following:

1 Select Search.

2 Enter a station name or the first

letters of the name in the search

field, and select Search.

Matching stations are displayed.

To listen to a station, select the station

and Listen.

To save a station to your favourites,

select the station and Options > Add to

Favourites.

To make another search, select

Options > Search again.

Station directory

Select Menu > Media > Radio >

Internet radio and Station directory.

The station directory is maintained by

Nokia. If you want to listen to internet

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radio stations outside the directory, add

station information manually or browse

for station links on the internet with the

Web browser application.

Select from the following:

Browse by genre — View the available

radio station genres.

Browse by language — View the

languages in which there are stations

broadcasting.

Browse by country/region — View

the countries in which there are stations

broadcasting.

Top stations — View the most popular

stations in the directory.

Internet radio settings

Select Menu > Media > Radio >

Internet radio and Options >

Settings.

To select the default access point to

connect to the network, select Default

access point and from the available

options. If you want the device to ask

you to select the access point every time

you open the application, select Always

ask.

To change the connection speeds for

different connection types, select from

the following:

GPRS connection bitrate — GPRS

packet data connections

3G connection bitrate — 3G packet

data connections

Wi-Fi connection bitrate — WLAN

connections

The quality of the radio broadcast

depends on the selected connection

speed. The higher the speed, the better

the quality. To avoid buffering, use the

highest quality only with high speed

connections.

Security and data management

Manage the data and software on your

device, and take care of the security of

the device and its contents.

Important: Your device can only

support one antivirus application.

Having more than one application with

antivirus functionality could affect

performance and operation or cause the

device to stop functioning.

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Lock the device

The lock code protects your device

against unauthorised use. The preset

code is 12345.

To lock the device, in the home screen,

press the power key, and select Lock

phone.

To unlock your device, select Unlock >

OK, enter the lock code, and select OK.

To change the lock code, select Menu >

Ctrl. panel > Settings and General >

Security > Phone and SIM card. Enter

the old code and then the new code

twice. A minimum of 6 characters is

required, and numbers, symbols, and

upper and lower case letters can be

used.

Keep the lock code secret and in a safe

place separate from your device. If you

forget the lock code and your device is

locked, your device will require service.

Additional charges may apply, and all

the personal data in your device may be

deleted. For more information, contact

a Nokia Care point or your device dealer.

You can also lock the device remotely by

sending a text message to the device.

Lock your device remotely

1 To enable remote locking, select

Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings and

General > Security > Phone and

SIM card > Remote phone

locking > Enabled.

2 Enter the text message content. It

can be 5-20 characters, and both

upper and lower case letters can be

used.

3 Enter the same text again to verify

it.

4 Enter the lock code.

5 To lock the device remotely, write

the predefined text, and send it to

your device as a text message. To

unlock your device, you need the

lock code.

Memory card security

Select Menu > Office > File mgr..

To set a password, select Options >

Memory card password > Set. The

password can be up to 8 characters long

and is case-sensitive. The password is

stored in your device. You do not need

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to enter it again while you use the

memory card on the same device. If you

use the memory card on another device,

you are asked for the password. Not all

memory cards support password

protection.

To remove the memory card password,

select Options > Memory card

password > Remove. When you

remove the password, the data on the

memory card is not protected against

unauthorised use.

To open a locked memory card, select

Options > Unlock memory card. Enter

the password.

If you cannot recall the password to

unlock a locked memory card, you may

reformat the card, in which case the

card is unlocked and password

removed. Formatting a memory card

deletes all data stored on the card.

Encryption

Select Menu > Applications >

Installations > Encryption.

Encrypt your device or memory card to

prevent outsiders from accessing your

important information.

Encrypt device memory or memory

card

To encrypt the device memory, select

Phone memory.

To encrypt the memory card, select

Memory card and from the following:

Encrypt without saving key — Encrypt

the memory card without saving the

encryption key. If you select this option,

you cannot use the memory card in

other devices, and if you restore factory

settings, you cannot decrypt the

memory card.

Encrypt and save key — Encrypt the

memory card and save the key manually

in the default folder. For security, store

the key to a safe place outside the

device. For example, you can send the

key to your computer. Enter a pass

phrase for the key and a name for the

key file. The pass phrase should be long

and complex.

Encrypt with restored key — Encrypt

the memory card with a key you have

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received. Select the key file, and enter

the pass phrase.

Decrypt device memory or memory

card

Always remember to decrypt the device

memory and/or the memory card

before updating the device software.

To decrypt the device memory, select

Phone memory.

To decrypt the memory card without

destroying the encryption key, select

Memory card > Decrypt.

To decrypt the memory card and destroy

the encryption key, select Memory

card > Decrypt and turn off

encryption.

Fixed dialling

Select Menu > Contacts and

Options > SIM numbers > Fixed dial

contacts.

With the fixed dialling service, you can

restrict calls from your device to certain

phone numbers. Not all SIM cards

support the fixed dialling service. For

more information, contact your service

provider.

When security features that restrict calls

are in use (such as call barring, closed

user group, and fixed dialling), calls may

be possible to the official emergency

number programmed into your device.

Call barring and call diverting cannot be

active at the same time.

You need your PIN2 code to activate and

deactivate fixed dialling or edit your

fixed dialling contacts. Contact your

service provider for your PIN2 code.

Select Options and from the following:

Activate fixed dialling — Activate the

fixed dialing.

Deactivate fixed dialling

— Deactivate the fixed dialing.

New SIM contact — Enter the contact

name and phone number to which calls

are allowed.

Add from Contacts — Copy a contact

from the list of contacts to the fixed

dialling list.

To send text messages to the SIM

contacts while the fixed dialling service

is active, you need to add the text

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message centre number to the fixed

dialling list.

Certificate manager

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Security > Certificate

management.

Digital certificates are used to verify the

origins of software but do not

guarantee safety. There are four

different types of certificates: authority

certificates, personal certificates,

trusted site certificates, and device

certificates. During a secure connection,

a server may send a server certificate to

your device. Upon receipt, it is checked

through an authority certificate stored

in your device. You receive notification

if the identity of the server is not

authentic or if you do not have the

correct certificate in your device.

You can download a certificate from a

web site, or receive a certificate as a

message. Certificates should be used

when you connect to an online bank or

a remote server to transfer confidential

information. They should also be used if

you want to reduce the risk of viruses or

other malicious software, and to check

the authenticity of software when you

download and install software to your

device.

Tip: When you add a new certificate,

check its authenticity.

View certificate details

You can only be sure of the correct

identity of a server when the signature

and the validity period of a server

certificate have been checked.

To view certificate details, open a

certificate folder, and select a certificate

and Options > Certificate details.

One of the following notes may appear:

Certificate not trusted — You have not

set any application to use the certificate.

You may want to change the trust

settings.

Expired certificate — The period of

validity has ended for the selected

certificate.

Certificate not valid yet — The period

of validity has not yet begun for the

selected certificate.

Certificate corrupted — The

certificate cannot be used. Contact the

certificate issuer.

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Certificate trust settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Security > Certificate

management.

Trusting a certificate means that you

authorise it to verify web pages, e-mail

servers, software packages, and other

data. Only trusted certificates can be

used to verify services and software.

Important: Even if the use of

certificates makes the risks involved in

remote connections and software

installation considerably smaller, they

must be used correctly in order to

benefit from increased security. The

existence of a certificate does not offer

any protection by itself; the certificate

manager must contain correct,

authentic, or trusted certificates for

increased security to be available.

Certificates have a restricted lifetime. If

"Expired certificate" or "Certificate not

valid yet" is shown, even if the

certificate should be valid, check that

the current date and time in your device

are correct.

Before changing any certificate settings,

you must make sure that you really trust

the owner of the certificate and that the

certificate really belongs to the listed

owner.

To change the trust settings, select a

certificate and Options > Trust

settings. Scroll to an application field,

and press the scroll key to select Yes or

No. You cannot change the trust

settings of a personal certificate.

Depending on the certificate, a list of

applications that can use the certificate

is displayed:

Symbian installation — New Symbian

operating system application.

Internet — E-mail and graphics.

App. installation — New Java

application.

Online certif. check — Online

certificate status protocol.

View and edit security modules

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Security > Security

module.

To view or edit a security module, select

the module from the list.

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To view detailed information about a

security module, select Options >

Security details.

To edit the PIN codes for the security

module, open the module, and select

Module PIN to edit the PIN code for the

security module or Signing PIN to edit

the PIN code for digital signatures. You

may not be able to change these codes

for all security modules.

The key store contains the contents of

the security module. To delete the key

store, select Options > Delete. You

may not be able to delete the key store

of all security modules.

Remote configuration

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Data

mgr. > Device mgr..

With Device manager, you can manage

settings, data, and software on your

device remotely.

You can connect to a server, and receive

configuration settings for your device.

You may receive server profiles and

different configuration settings from

your service providers or company

information management department.

Configuration settings may include

connection and other settings used by

different applications in your device.

The available options may vary.

The remote configuration connection is

usually started by the server when the

device settings need to be updated.

To create a new server profile, select

Options > Server profiles >

Options > New server profile.

You may receive these settings from

your service provider in a configuration

message. If not, define the following:

Server name — Enter a name for the

configuration server.

Server ID — Enter the unique ID to

identify the configuration server.

Server password — Enter a password

to identify your device to the server.

Access point — Select the access point

to use for the connection, or create a

new access point. You can also choose

to be asked for the access point every

time you start a connection. This setting

is available only if you have selected

Internet as the bearer type.

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Host address — Enter the web address

of the configuration server.

Port — Enter the port number of the

server.

User name and Password — Enter your

user ID and password for the

configuration server.

Allow configuration — Select Yes to

allow the server to initiate a

configuration session.

Auto-accept all requests — Select

Yes if you do not want the server to ask

for your confirmation when it initiates

a configuration session.

Network authentication — Select

whether to use http authentication.

Network user name and Network

password — Enter your user ID and

password for the http authentication.

This setting is available only if you have

selected Network authentication to

be used.

To connect to the server and receive

configuration settings for your device,

select Options > Start configuration.

To view the configuration log of the

selected profile, select Options > View

log.

To update the device software over the

air, select Options > Check for

updates. The update does not erase

your settings. When you receive the

update package on your device, follow

the instructions on the display. Your

device is restarted once the installation

is complete.

Downloading software updates may

involve the transmission of large

amounts of data (network service).

Make sure that the device battery has

enough power, or connect the charger

before starting the update.

Warning:

If you install a software update, you

cannot use the device, even to make

emergency calls, until the installation is

completed and the device is restarted.

Be sure to back up data befo r e accepting

installation of an update.

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Application manager

With Application manager, you can see

the software packages installed in your

device. You can view details of installed

applications, remove applications, and

define installation settings.

You can install two types of applications

and software to your device:

•JME applications based on Java

technology with the .jad or .jar file

extensions

•Other applications and software

suitable for the Symbian operating

system with the .sis or .sisx file

extensions

Only install software that is compatible

with your device.

Install applications and software

You can transfer installation files to your

device from a compatible computer,

download them during browsing, or

receive them in a multimedia message,

as an e-mail attachment, or using other

connectivity methods, such as

Bluetooth connectivity. You can use

Nokia Application Installer in Nokia Ovi

Suite to install an application to your

device.

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Data

mgr. > App. mgr..

The installation files are in the

Installation files folder, and installed

applications in the Installed apps.

folder.

Icons indicate the following:

.sis or .sisx application

Java application

Application not fully installed

Application installed on the

memory card

Important: Only install and use

applications and other software from

trusted sources, such as applications

that are Symbian Signed or have passed

the Java Verified™ testing.

Before installation, note the following:

•To view the application type,

version number, and the supplier or

manufacturer of the application,

select Options > View details.

To display the security certificate

details of the application, select

Details: > Certificates: > View

details.

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•If you install a file that contains an

update or repair to an existing

application, you can only restore

the original application if you have

the original installation file or a full

backup copy of the removed

software package. To restore the

original application, remove the

application, and install the

application again from the original

installation file or the backup copy.

The JAR file is required for installing

Java applications. If it is missing, the

device may ask you to download it.

If there is no access point defined

for the application, you are asked to

select one. When you are

downloading the JAR file, you may

need to enter a user name and

password to access the server. You

obtain these from the supplier or

manufacturer of the application.

To install an application or software, do

the following:

1 To locate an installation file, select

Menu > Ctrl. panel > Data mgr. >

App. mgr. and Installation files.

Alternatively, search installation

files using File manager, or select

Messaging > Inbox, and open a

message that contains an

installation file.

2 In Application manager, select the

application you want to install.

During installation, the device

shows information about the

progress of the installation. If you

install an application without a

digital signature or certification,

the device displays a warning.

Continue installation only if you are

sure of the origin and contents of

the application.

To start an installed application, select

the application. If the application does

not have a default folder defined, it is

installed in the Installations folder in

the main menu.

To see which software packages are

installed or removed and when, select

Options > View log.

Important: Your device can only

support one antivirus application.

Having more than one application with

antivirus functionality could affect

performance and operation or cause the

device to stop functioning.

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After you install applications to a

compatible memory card, installation

files (.sis, .sisx) remain in the device

memory. The files may use large

amounts of memory and prevent you

from storing other files. To maintain

sufficient memory, use Nokia Ovi Suite

to back up installation files to a

compatible PC, then use the file

manager to remove the installation files

from the device memory. If the .sis file

is a message attachment, delete the

message from the Messaging inbox.

Remove applications and software

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Data

mgr. > App. mgr..

Scroll to a software package, and select

Options > Uninstall. Select Yes to

confirm.

If you remove software, you can only

reinstall it if you have the original

software package or a full backup of the

removed software package. If you

remove a software package, you may no

longer be able to open documents

created with that software.

If another software package depends on

the software package that you

removed, the other software package

may stop working. For more

information, see the documentation of

the installed software package.

Application manager settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Data

mgr. > App. mgr..

Select Options > Settings and from the

following:

Software installation — Select

whether Symbian software that has no

verified digital signature can be

installed.

Online certificate check — Check the

online certificates before installing an

application.

Default web address — Set the default

address used when checking online

certificates.

Some Java applications may require that

a message be sent or a network

connection be made to a specific access

point to download extra data or

components.

Licenses

Digital rights management

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Content owners may use different types

of digital rights management (DRM)

technologies to protect their

intellectual property, including

copyrights. This device uses various

types of DRM software to access DRM-

protected content. With this device you

can access content protected with

WMDRM 10 and OMA DRM 2.0. If certain

DRM software fails to protect the

content, content owners may ask that

such DRM software's ability to access

new DRM-protected content be revoked.

Revocation may also prevent renewal of

such DRM-protected content already in

your device. Revocation of such DRM

software does not affect the use of

content protected with other types of

DRM or the use of non-DRM-protected

content.

About Licenses

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Data

mgr. > Licences.

Some media files, such as images,

music, or video clips, are protected by

digital usage rights. The licenses for

such files may allow or restrict their

usage. For example, with some licenses

you may listen to a song only a limited

number of times. During one playback

session you may rewind, fast-forward,

or pause the song, but once you stop it,

you have used one of the instances

allowed.

Use licences

Digital rights management (DRM)

protected content comes with an

associated licence that defines your

rights to use the content.

If your device has OMA DRM-protected

content, to back up both the licence and

the content, use the backup feature of

Nokia Ovi Suite.

Other transfer methods may not

transfer the licence which need to be

restored with the content for you to be

able to continue the use of OMA DRM-

protected content after the device

memory is formatted. You may also

need to restore the licence in case the

files on your device get corrupted.

If your device has WMDRM-protected

content, both the licence and the

content will be lost if the device memory

is formatted. You may also lose the

licence and the content if the files on

your device get corrupted. Losing the

licence or the content may limit your

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ability to use the same content on your

device again. For more information,

contact your service provider.

Some licence may be connected to a

specific SIM card, and the protected

content can be accessed only if the SIM

card is inserted in the device.

To view your licences by type, select

Valid licences, Invalid licences, or Not

in use.

To view the licence details, select

Options > Licence details.

The following details are displayed for

each media file:

Status — The status is Licence is

valid, Licence expired, or Licence not

yet valid.

Content sending — Allowed indicates

that you can send the file to another

device.

Content in phone — Yes indicates that

the file is in the device and the path of

the file is displayed. No indicates that

the related file is not currently in the

device.

To activate a licence, in the licences

main view, select Invalid licences >

Options > Get licence. Establish a

network connection at the prompt, and

you are directed to a website where you

can purchase rights to the media.

To remove file rights, go to the desired

file, and select Options > Delete. If

there are several rights related to the

same media file, all the rights are

deleted.

The group licence view displays all of

the files related to a group right. If you

have downloaded multiple media files

with the same rights, they are all

displayed in this view. You can open the

group view from either the valid

licences or invalid licences tabs. To

access these files, open the group rights

folder.

Sync

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > Sync.

Sync enables you to synchronise your

notes, calendar entries, text and

multimedia messages, browser

bookmarks, or contacts with various

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compatible applications on a

compatible computer or on the internet.

You may receive synchronisation

settings in a special message from your

service provider.

A synchronisation profile contains the

necessary settings for synchronisation.

When you open the Sync application,

the default or previously used sync

profile is displayed. To modify the

profile, scroll to a sync item, and select

Mark to include it in the profile or

Unmark to leave it out.

To manage sync profiles, select

Options and the desired option.

To synchronise data, select Options >

Synchronise.

To cancel synchronisation before it

finishes, select Cancel.

Mobile VPN

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > VPN.

The Nokia mobile virtual private

network (VPN) client creates a secure

connection to compatible corporate

intranet and services, such as e-mail.

Your device connects from a mobile

network, through the internet, to a

corporate VPN gateway that acts as a

front door to the compatible corporate

network. The VPN client uses IP Security

(IPSec) technology. IPSec is a framework

of open standards for supporting the

secure exchange of data over IP

networks.

VPN policies define the method used by

the VPN client and a VPN gateway to

authenticate each other, and the

encryption algorithms that they use to

help protect the confidentiality of data.

For a VPN policy, contact your company's

IT department.

To install and configure the VPN client,

certificates, and policies, contact the IT

administrator of your organisation.

Manage VPN

Select from the following:

VPN policies — Install, view, and

update VPN policies.

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VPN policy servers — Edit the

connection settings of VPN policy

servers from which you can install and

update VPN policies. A policy server

refers to a Nokia Security Service

Manager (NSSM), which is not

necessarily required.

VPN log — View the log for your VPN

policy installations, updates and

synchronisations, and other VPN

connections.

Edit VPN access points

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations.

An access point is where your phone

connects to the network. To use e-mail

and multimedia services, or to browse

web pages, you must first define

internet access points for these services.

Virtual private network (VPN) access

points pair VPN policies with regular

internet access points to create secure

connections.

Your service provider may preset some

or all access points for your device, and

you may not be able to create, edit, or

remove them.

Select a destination and Options >

Edit, and define the following:

Connection name — Enter a name for

the VPN access point.

VPN policy — Select the VPN policy to

combine with the internet access point.

Internet access point — Select the

internet access point with which to

combine the VPN policy to create secure

connections for data transfer.

Proxy server address — Enter the

proxy server address of the private

network.

Proxy port number — Enter the proxy

port number.

Use access point — Select whether

connections using this access point are

established automatically.

The settings available for editing may

vary.

For the correct settings, contact your

company's IT department.

Use a VPN connection in an

application

You may have to prove your identity

when you log on to the enterprise

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network. Contact your company's IT

department for the credentials.

To use a VPN connection in an

application, the application must be

associated with a VPN access point.

Tip: You can configure the application's

connection setting to Always ask, in

which case you select the VPN access

point from a list of connections when a

connection is established.

1 In the application in which you

want to create a VPN connection,

select a VPN access point as the

access point.

2 If you are using legacy

authentication, enter your VPN user

name and passcode or password. If

the SecurID token has become out

of synchronisation with the clock of

the ACE/Server, enter the next

passcode. If you are using

certificate-based authentication,

you may have to enter the key store

password.

Settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings.

You can define and modify various

settings of your device. Modifying these

settings affects the operation of your

device across several applications.

Some settings may be preset for the

device or sent to you in a special

message by your service provider. You

may not be able to change such settings.

Select the setting you want to edit to do

the following:

•Switch between two values, such as

on or off.

•Select a value from a list.

•Open a text editor to enter a value.

•Open a slider, and scroll left or right

to adjust a value.

General settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General.

Select from the following:

Personalisation — Modify the display

settings, and personalise the device.

Date and time — Change the date and

time.

Enhancement — Modify the settings

for your accessories.

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Security — Modify the security

settings.

Factory settings — Restore the

original settings of the device.

Positioning — Define the positioning

method and server for GPS-based

applications.

The available options may vary.

Personalisation settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Personalisation.

Display settings

To define the level of light that the

device needs before switching on the

backlight, select Display > Light

sensor.

To change the text size, select

Display > Font size.

To adjust the length of time the display

can be left idle before the screen saver

is activated, select Display > Power

saver time-out.

To select a welcome note or logo for the

display, select Display > Welcome

note / logo. You can either choose the

default welcome note, enter your own

text, or select an image.

To set how quickly the display dims after

the last keypress, select Display >

Light time-out.

Tone settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings.

Select General > Personalisation >

Tones and from the following:

Ringing tone — Select a ringing tone

from the list, or select Download

sounds to open a bookmark folder

containing a list of bookmarks for

downloading tones using the browser.

Video call tone — Select a ringing tone

for video calls.

Say caller's name — If you select this

setting, and someone from your

contacts list calls you, the device sounds

a ringing tone that is a combination of

the spoken name of the contact and the

selected ringing tone.

Ringing type — Select how you want

the ringing tone to alert you.

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Ringing volume — Set the volume

level of the ringing tone.

Message alert tone — Select a tone for

received text messages.

E-mail alert tone — Select a tone for

received e-mail messages.

Calendar alarm tone — Select a tone

for calendar alerts.

Clock alarm tone — Select a tone for

clock alarms.

Vibrating alert — Set the device to

vibrate when you receive a call or

message.

Keypad tones — Set the volume level

of the keypad tones.

Warning tones — Activate the

warning tones.

T-coil hearing aid mode — Activate T-

coil hearing aid mode.

Language settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Personalisation >

Language.

Phone language — Set the device

language.

Writing language — Select the

language used for writing notes and

messages.

Predictive text — Activate predictive

text input.

Input options — Define the settings

for predictive text input.

Messaging key settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Personalisation >

Messaging key.

To select which application or task is

opened when you press the messaging

key, select Messaging key.

To restore the preset application or task,

select Restore defaults.

Date and time settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Date and time.

Select from the following:

Date and Time — Set the current date

and time.

Time zone — Define your time zone.

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Date format and Date

separator — Define the date format

and separator.

Time format and Time

separator — Select whether to use the

12-hour or 24-hour clock system and

with which symbol to separate hours

and minutes.

Clock type — Define the clock type.

Clock alarm tone — Select the tone for

the alarm clock.

Alarm snooze time — Define the

snooze time for the alarm clock.

Workdays — Define the days of the

week that are work days for you.

Automatic time update — Update the

time, date, and time zone information

automatically (network service).

Accessory settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Enhancement.

To define which profile is activated

when you attach an accessory to your

device, select the accessory and Default

profile.

To set the device to answer phone calls

automatically after 5 seconds when an

accessory is attached, select the

accessory and Automatic answer >

On. If the ringing type is set to Beep

once or Silent in the selected profile,

automatic answering is disabled.

To illuminate the device while it is

attached to an accessory, select

Lights > On. This option is only

available for certain accessories.

Security settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Security.

Select from the following:

Phone and SIM card — Modify the

security settings for your device and SIM

card.

Certificate management — Manage

your security certificates.

Protected content — Modify your

settings for DRM-protected content.

Security module — Manage your

security module.

Avoid using codes that are similar to

emergency numbers to prevent

accidental dialling of the emergency

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number. Codes are shown as asterisks.

When you change a code, enter the

current code, then the new code twice.

Device and SIM card security

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Settings > General > Security.

To change the PIN code, select Phone

and SIM card > PIN code. The new

code must be 4 to 8 digits long. The PIN

code protects your SIM card against

unauthorised use and is provided with

the SIM card. After three consecutive

incorrect PIN code entries, the code is

blocked, and you need to use the PUK

code to unblock it before you can use

the SIM card again.

To set the keypad to lock automatically

after a defined period, select Phone

and SIM card > Keypad autolock

period.

To set a time-out period after which the

device is automatically locked and can

be used only if the correct lock code is

entered, select Phone and SIM card >

Phone autolock period. Enter the

length of the time-out period in

minutes, or select None to deactiveate

the autolock feature. When the device is

locked, you can still answer incoming

calls, and calls may still be possible to

the official emergency number

programmed into your device.

To change the lock code, select Phone

and SIM card > Lock code. The default

lock code is 12345. Enter the current

code and then the new code twice. The

new code must be 4-255 characters

long. Alphanumeric (uppercase and

lowercase) characters can be used. The

device notifies you if the lock code is not

properly formatted.

Restore original settings

To restore the original device settings,

select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Factory settings. To do

this, you need your device lock code.

After resetting, the device may take a

longer time to switch on. Documents,

contact information, calendar entries,

and files are unaffected.

Positioning settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and General > Positioning.

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To use a specific positioning method to

detect the location of your device, select

Positioning methods.

To select a positioning server, select

Positioning server.

To select which measurement system

you want to use for speeds and

distances, select Notation

preferences > Measurement system.

To define in which format the

coordinate information is displayed in

your device, select Notation

preferences > Coordinate format.

Telephone settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Phone.

Select from the following:

Call — Define general call settings.

Call divert — Define your call divert

settings. See "Call divert", p. 34.

Call barring — Define your call barring

settings. See "Call barring", p. 35.

Network — Adjust the network

settings.

Call settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Phone > Call.

Select from the following:

Send my caller ID — Display your

phone number to the person you are

calling.

Call waiting — Set the device to notify

you of incoming calls while you are in a

call (network service).

Reject call with message — Reject a

call, and send a text message to the

caller.

Message text — Write the standard

text message that is sent when you

reject a call.

Own video in recvd. call — Allow or

deny video sending during a video call

from your device.

Image in video call — Display a still

image if video is not sent during a video

call.

Automatic redial — Set your device to

make a maximum of 10 attempts to

connect the call after an unsuccessful

call attempt. To stop automatic

redialling, press the end key.

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Show call duration — Display the

length of a call during the call.

Summary after call — Display the

length of a call after the call.

Speed dialling — Activate speed

dialling.

Anykey answer — Activate anykey

answer.

Noise cancellation — Activate

earpiece active noise cancellation.

Contact search — Activate contact

search in the home screen.

Network settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Phone > Network.

To select the network mode, select

Network mode and Dual mode,

UMTS, or GSM. In dual mode, the device

switches automatically between

networks.

Tip: Selecting UMTS enables faster data

transfer, but may increase the demand

on battery power and reduce the

battery life. In regions close to both GSM

and UMTS networks, selecting Dual

mode may cause constant jumping

between the two networks, which also

increases the demand on battery

power.

To select the operator, select Operator

selection and Manual to select from

available networks, or Automatic to set

the device to select the network

automatically.

To set the device to indicate when it is

used in a microcellular network (MCN),

select Cell info display > On.

Connection settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection.

Select from the following:

Bluetooth — Edit the Bluetooth

settings.

USB — Edit the data cable settings.

Destinations — Set up new or edit

existing access points. Some or all

access points may be preset for your

device by your service provider, and you

may not be able to create, edit, or

remove them.

VPN — Manage the settings for virtual

private networking.

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Packet data — Define when packet

data network is attached, and enter the

default packet switched access point

name if you use your device as a modem

for a computer.

Wireless LAN — Set the device to

display an indicator when a wireless

LAN (WLAN) is available, and define how

often the device searches for networks.

Video sharing — Enable video sharing,

select the SIP profile for video sharing,

and define the video saving settings.

SIP settings — View or create session

initiation protocol (SIP) profiles.

XDM profile — Create an XDM profile.

The XDM profile is required for many

communications applications, for

example, presence.

Presence — Edit the settings for

presence (network service). To register

for the service, contact your service

provider.

Remote drives — Connect the device

to a remote drive.

Configurations — View and delete

trusted servers from which your device

may receive configuration settings.

Access points

Create a new access point

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations.

You may receive access point settings in

a message from a service provider.

Some or all access points may be preset

for your device by your service provider,

and you may not be able to change,

create, edit, or remove them.

When you select one of the access point

groups ( , , , , ), you can see

the access point types:

indicates a protected access

point

indicates a packet data access

point

indicates a wireless LAN (WLAN)

access point

Tip: You can create internet access

points in a WLAN with the WLAN wizard.

To create a new access point, select

Access point.

The device asks to check for available

connections. After the search,

connections that are already available

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are displayed and can be shared by a

new access point.

If you skip this step, you are asked to

select a connection method and to

define the settings needed.

To edit the settings of an access point,

select one of the access point groups,

scroll to an access point, and select

Options > Edit. Use the instructions

provided by your service provider to edit

the following:

Connection name — Enter a name for

the connection.

Data bearer — Select the data

connection type.

Depending on the data connection you

select, only certain setting fields are

available. Fill in all fields marked with

Must be defined or with a red *. Other

fields can be left empty, unless your

service provider has instructed

otherwise.

To use a data connection, your service

provider must support this feature, and

if necessary, activate it for your SIM card.

Create access point groups

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations.

Some applications allow you to use

access point groups to connect to a

network.

To avoid selecting which access point to

use every time the device attempts to

connect to a network, you can create a

group that contains various access

points, and define the order in which

the access points are used to connect to

a network.

For example, you can add wireless LAN

(WLAN) and packet data access points to

an internet access point group and use

the group for browsing the web. If you

give the WLAN access point the higher

priority, the device connects to the

internet through a WLAN if available

and through a packet data connection if

not.

To create a new access point group,

select Options > Manage > New

destination.

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To add access points to an access point

group, select the group and Options >

New access point. To copy an existing

access point from another group, select

the group, scroll to an existing access

point, and select Options >

Organise > Copy to other dest..

To change the priority order of access

points within a group, scroll to an access

point, and select Options >

Organise > Change priority.

Packet data access points

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations >

Access point, and follow the

instructions on the screen.

To edit a packet data access point, open

one of the access point groups, and

select an access point marked with

Follow the instructions from your

service provider.

Select from the following:

Connection name — Define a name for

the connection.

Data bearer — You might not be able

to edit the data bearer once defined.

Define a new access point if needed.

Access point name — You obtain the

access point name from your service

provider.

User name — The user name may be

needed to make a data connection, and

is usually provided by your service

provider.

Prompt password — If you must enter

the password every time you log in to a

server, or if you do not want to save your

password in the device, select Yes.

Password — A password may be

needed to make a data connection and

is usually provided by your service

provider.

Authentication — Select Secure to

always send your password encrypted

or Normal to send your password

encrypted when possible.

Homepage — Depending on the access

point you are setting up, enter the web

address or the address of the

multimedia message centre.

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Use access point — Select After

confirmation if you want the device to

ask for confirmation before the

connection using this access point is

created, or Automatically if you want

the device to connect to the destination

using this access point automatically.

Select Options > Advanced settings

and from the following:

Network type — Select the internet

protocol type to transfer data to and

from your device. The other settings

depend on the selected network type.

Phone IP address (for IPv4

only) — Enter the IP address of your

device.

DNS addresses — Enter the IP

addresses of the primary and secondary

DNS servers, if required by your service

provider. To obtain these addresses,

contact your internet service provider.

Proxy server address — Enter the

address of the proxy server.

Proxy port number — Enter the port

number of the proxy server.

WLAN internet access points

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations >

Access point, and follow the

instructions on the display. Or, open one

of the access point groups, select an

access point marked with , and select

Edit.

Use the instructions provided by your

service provider to edit the following:

Connection name — Define a name for

the connection.

Data bearer — You might not be able

to edit the data bearer once defined.

Define a new access point if needed.

WLAN network name — Select Enter

manually or Search for networks. If

you select an existing network, WLAN

network mode and WLAN security

mode are determined by the settings of

its access point device.

Network status — Define whether the

network name is displayed.

WLAN network mode — Select Ad-

hoc to create an ad hoc network, and to

allow devices to send and receive data

directly; a WLAN access point device is

not needed. In an ad hoc network, all

devices must use the same WLAN

network name.

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WLAN security mode — Select the

encryption used: WEP, 802.1x, or WPA/

WPA2. (802.1x and WPA/WPA2 are not

available for ad hoc networks.) If you

select Open network, no encryption is

used. The WEP, 802.1x, and WPA

functions can be used only if the

network supports them.

Use access point — Select After

confirmation to set the device to ask

for confirmation before the connection

using this access point is created or

Automatically to set the device to

connect to the destination using this

access point automatically.

To enter the settings for the selected

security mode, select WLAN security

settings.

Advanced WLAN settings

Select Options > Advanced settings

and from the following:

IPv4 settings — Enter the IP address of

your device, the subnet IP address, the

default gateway, and the IP addresses

of the primary and secondary DNS

servers. Contact your internet service

provider for these addresses.

IPv6 settings — Define the type of DNS

address.

Ad-hoc channel (only for ad hoc

networks) — To enter a channel

number (1-11) manually, select User

defined.

Proxy server address — Enter the

address for the proxy server.

Proxy port number — Enter the proxy

port number.

Packet data (GPRS) settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Packet data.

Your device supports packet data

connections, such as GPRS in the GSM

network. When you are using your

device in GSM and UMTS networks, it is

possible to have multiple data

connections active at the same time;

access points can share a data

connection, and data connections

remain active, for example, during voice

calls.

To define the packet data settings,

select Packet data connection and

When available to register the device

to the packet data network when you

switch the device on in a supported

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network, or When needed to register

the device to a packet data network only

when an application or action attempts

to establish a packet data connection.

This setting affects all access points for

packet data connections.

To use the device as a packet data

modem for your computer, select

Access point, and enter the access

point name provided by your service

provider.

WLAN settings

SelectMenu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Wireless LAN.

To have an indicator displayed when

there is a wireless LAN (WLAN) available

in your current location, select Show

WLAN availability > Yes.

To select the interval for your device to

scan for available WLANs, and to update

the indicator, select Scan for

networks. This setting is not available

unless you select Show WLAN

availability > Yes.

To set the device to test the internet

capability of the selected WLAN

automatically, to ask for permission

every time, or to never perform the

connectivity test, select Internet

connectivity test > Run

automatically, Ask every time, or

Never run. If you select Run

automatically or allow the test to be

performed when the device asks for it,

and the connectivity test is performed

successfully, the access point is saved to

internet destinations.

To check the unique media access

control (MAC) address that identifies

your device, enter *#62209526# in the

home screen. The MAC address is

displayed.

Advanced WLAN settings

Select Options > Advanced settings.

The advanced WLAN settings are

normally defined automatically, and

changing them is not recommended.

To edit the settings manually, select

Automatic configuration > Disabled,

and define the following:

Long retry limit — Enter the maximum

number of transmission attempts if the

device does not receive a receiving

166 Settings

acknowledgement signal from the

network.

Short retry limit — Enter the maximum

number of transmission attempts if the

device does not receive a clear-to-send

signal from the network.

RTS threshold — Select the data packet

size at which the WLAN access point

device issues a request to send before

sending the packet.

TX power level — Select the power

level of your device when sending data.

Radio measurements — Enable or

disable the radio measurements.

Power saving — Select whether to use

the WLAN power saving mechanism to

save the power in the device battery.

Using the power saving mechanism

enhances the battery performance but

may weaken WLAN interoperability.

To restore all settings to their original

values, select Options > Restore

defaults.

WLAN security settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations >

Access point, and follow the

instructions on the display.

To edit a wireless LAN (WLAN) access

point, open one of the access point

groups, and select an access point

marked with .

To enter the settings for the selected

security mode, select WLAN security

settings.

WEP security settings

Select WEP as the WLAN security mode.

The wired equivalent privacy (WEP)

encryption method encrypts data

before it is transmitted. Access to the

network is denied to users who do not

have the required WEP keys. When the

WEP security mode is in use, and your

device receives a data packet not

encrypted with the WEP keys, the data

is discarded.

In an ad-hoc network, all devices must

use the same WEP key.

Select WLAN security settings and

from the following:

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WEP key in use — Select the desired

WEP key.

Authentication type — Select Open or

Shared.

WEP key settings — Edit the settings

for the WEP key.

WEP key settings

In an ad-hoc network, all devices must

use the same WEP key.

Select WLAN security settings > WEP

key settings and from the following:

WEP encryption — Select the desired

WEP encryption key length.

WEP key format — Select whether you

want to enter the WEP key data in

ASCII or Hexadecimal format.

WEP key — Enter the WEP key data.

802.1x security settings

Select 802.1x as the WLAN security

mode.

802.1x authenticates and authorises

devices to access a wireless network,

and prevents access if the authorisation

process fails.

Select WLAN security settings and

from the following:

WPA/WPA2 — Select EAP (Extensible

Authentication Protocol) or Pre-shared

key (a secret key used for device

identification).

EAP plug-in settings — If you selected

WPA/WPA2 > EAP, select which EAP

plug-ins defined in your device to use

with the access point.

Pre-shared key — If you selected

WPA/WPA2 > Pre-shared key, enter

the shared private key that identifies

your device to the WLAN to which you

connect.

WPA security settings

Select WPA/WPA2 as the WLAN security

mode.

Select WLAN security settings and

from the following:

WPA/WPA2 — Select EAP (Extensible

Authentication Protocol) or Pre-shared

key (a secret key used for device

identification).

EAP plug-in settings — If you select

WPA/WPA2 > EAP, select which EAP

plug-ins defined in your device to use

with the access point.

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Pre-shared key — If you select WPA/

WPA2 > Pre-shared key, enter the

shared private key that identifies your

device to the WLAN to which you

connect.

WPA2 only mode — To allow both TKIP

and AES (Advanced Encryption

Standard) encryption, select Off. To

allow AES only, select On

Wireless LAN plugins

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Destinations, and

an access point group.

The extensible authentication protocol

(EAP) plug-ins are used in wireless

networks to authenticate wireless

devices and authentication servers, and

the different EAP plug-ins make possible

the use of various EAP methods

(network service).

You can view the EAP plug-ins currently

installed in your device (network

service).

EAP plug-ins

1 To define the EAP plug-in settings,

select Options > New access

point and define an access point

that uses WLAN as a data bearer.

2 Select 802.1x or WPA/WPA2 as the

security mode.

3 Select WLAN security settings >

WPA/WPA2 > EAP > EAP plug-in

settings.

Use EAP plug-ins

To use an EAP plug-in when you connect

to a WLAN using the access point, select

the desired plug-in and Options >

Enable. The EAP plug-ins enabled for

use with this access point have a check

mark next to them. To not use a plug-in,

select Options > Disable.

To edit the EAP plug-in settings, select

Options > Edit.

To change the priority of the EAP plug-

in settings, select Options > Raise

priority to attempt to use the plug-in

before other plug-ins when connecting

to the network with the access point, or

Options > Lower priority to use this

plug-in for network authentication

after attempting to use other plug-ins.

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See the device help for more

information on EAP plugins.

Session initiation protocol (SIP)

settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > SIP settings.

The session initiation protocol (SIP) is

used for creating, modifying, and

terminating certain types of

communication sessions with one or

more participants (network service). SIP

profiles include settings for these

sessions. The SIP profile used by default

for a communication session is

underlined.

To create a SIP profile, select

Options > New SIP profile > Use

default profile or Use existing

profile.

To select the SIP profile you want to use

by default for communication sessions,

select Options > Default profile.

Edit SIP profiles

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > SIP settings.

Select Options > Edit and from the

following:

Profile name — Enter a name for the

SIP profile.

Service profile — Select IETF or Nokia

3GPP.

Default destination — Select the

destination to use for the internet

connection.

Default access point — Select the

access point to use for the internet

connection.

Public user name — Enter your user

name provided by your service provider.

Use compression — Select if

compression is used.

Registration — Select the registration

mode.

Use security — Select if security

negotiation is used.

Proxy server — Enter the proxy server

settings for this SIP profile.

Registrar server — Enter the

registration server settings for this SIP

profile.

Edit SIP proxy servers

Select Options > New SIP profile or

Edit > Proxy server.

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Proxy servers are intermediate servers

between a browsing service and its

users used by some service providers.

These servers may provide additional

security and speed up access to the

service.

Select from the following:

Proxy server address — Enter the host

name or IP address of the proxy server

in use.

Realm — Enter the proxy server realm.

User name and Password — Enter your

user name and password for the proxy

server.

Allow loose routing — Select if loose

routing is allowed.

Transport type — Select UDP,

Automatic, or TCP.

Port — Enter the port number of the

proxy server.

Edit registration servers

Select Options > New SIP profile or

Edit > Registrar server.

Select from the following:

Registrar server address — Enter the

host name or IP address of the registrar

server in use.

Realm — Enter the registrar server

realm.

User name and Password — Enter your

user name and password for the

registrar server.

Transport type — Select UDP,

Automatic, or TCP.

Port — Enter the port number of the

registrar server.

Configuration settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Configurations.

You can receive messages from your

service provider or company

information management containing

configuration settings for trusted

servers. These settings are

automatically saved in Configurations.

You may receive configuration settings

for access points, multimedia, or e-mail

services, and instant messaging (IM) or

synchronisation settings from trusted

servers.

To delete configurations for a trusted

server, select Options > Delete. The

configuration settings for other

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applications provided by this server are

also deleted.

Application settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Applications.

Select an application from the list to

adjust its settings.

Shortcuts

Here are some of the available keyboard

shortcuts in your device. Shortcuts can

make the use of the applications more

efficient.

General shortcuts

Power key Press and hold to switch

your device on and off.

Press once to switch

between profiles.

Sym key Press and hold to activate

or deactivate Bluetooth

connectivity.

Ctrl key Press and hold to activate

or deactivate the Silent

profile.

Ctrl + C Copy text.

Ctrl + V Paste text.

Ctrl + X Cut text.

Ctrl + A Select all.

Home screen

Left

selection

key + right

selection

key

Lock and unlock the

keypad and keyboard.

Call key Open the call log.

0Press and hold to open

your homepage in the

Web browser.

1Press and hold to call your

voice mailbox.

Number

key (2–9)

Call a phone number

using speed dialling. You

must first activate speed

dialling in Menu > Ctrl.

panel > Settings and

Settings > Phone >

Call > Speed dialling.

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Web shortcuts

*Zoom in the page.

#Zoom out the page.

0Go to the homepage.

1Show the toolbar

2Open the search dialog.

3Return to the previous

page.

4Save the current page as

a bookmark.

5Open the map of keypad

shortcuts.

6Reload the current page.

7View the page in full

screen.

8View the page overview.

9Open the dialog for

entering a new web

address.

E-mail

CCreate a new e-mail

message.

DRemove the selected e-

mail messages.

RCreate a reply message to

the sender of the e-mail

message.

ACreate a reply message to

the sender and all other

recipients.

FForward the e-mail

message.

OOpen the selected e-mail

message.

JMove up one page in the

e-mail message.

KMove down one page in

the e-mail message.

TMove to the first e-mail

message in the mailbox

or move to the beginning

of an e-mail message.

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BMove to the last e-mail

message in the mailbox

or move to the end of an

e-mail message.

UChange the read or

unread status of an e-

mail message.

EAccept a meeting

request.

GTentatively accept a

meeting request.

VDecline a meeting

request.

WSort e-mail messages.

IExpand and collapse the

messages.

SStart the search.

Calendar shortcuts for keyboard

AOpen the agenda view.

DOpen the day view.

WOpen the week view.

MOpen the month view.

TOpen the to-do view.

NAdd a new meeting.

Glossary

3G 3rd generation mobile

communications. A digital

system for mobile

communications which

aims at global use and

provides increased

bandwidth. 3G lets a mobile

device user access a wide

variety of services, such as

multimedia.

Ad-hoc

operatin

g mode

A WLAN network mode

where two or more devices

connect to each other using

WLAN directly without a

WLAN access point.

174 Glossary

Cookies Cookies are little pieces of

information, given by the

server to you, to store

information about your

visits to a web site. When

you accept cookies, the

server is able to evaluate

your use of the web site,

what you are interested in,

what you want to read, and

so on.

DNS Domain name service. An

internet service that

translates domain names

such as www.nokia.com

into IP addresses such as

192.100.124.195. Domain

names are easier to

remember but this

translation is needed

because the internet is

based on IP addresses.

EAP Extensible authentication

protocol. EAP plug-ins are

used in wireless networks

to authenticate wireless

devices and authentication

servers.

EGPRS Enhanced GPRS. EGPRS is

similar to GPRS, but it

enables faster connection.

For availability and data

transfer speed, contact your

service provider.

Glossary 175

GPRS General packet radio

service. GPRS enables

wireless access for mobile

phones to data networks

(network service). GPRS

uses packet data

technology where

information is sent in short

bursts of data over the

mobile network. The

benefit of sending data in

packets is that the network

is occupied only when

sending or receiving data.

As GPRS uses the network

efficiently, it allows for

quick data connection setup

and fast data transmission

speeds.

You must subscribe to the

GPRS service. For availability

and subscription to GPRS,

contact your service

provider.

During a voice call, you

cannot establish a GPRS

connection, and any

existing GPRS connection is

put on hold unless the

network supports dual

transfer mode.

GPS Global positioning system.

GPS is a worldwide radio

navigation system.

HTTP Hypertext transfer protocol.

A document transfer

protocol used in the web.

HTTPS HTTP over a secure

connection.

IMAP4 Internet mail access

protocol, version 4. A

protocol used for accessing

your remote mailbox.

Internet

access

point

An access point is where

your device connects to a

network. To use e-mail and

multimedia services or to

connect to the internet and

browse web pages, you

must first define internet

access points for these

services.

Infrastru

cture

operatin

g mode

A WLAN network mode

where devices are

connected to WLAN using a

WLAN access point.

176 Glossary

PIN Personal identity number.

The PIN code protects your

device from unauthorised

use. The PIN code is

supplied with the SIM card.

If the PIN code request is

selected, the code is

required each time the

device is switched on. The

PIN code must be 4 to 8

digits long.

PIN2 The PIN2 code is supplied

with some SIM cards. The

PIN2 code is required to

access certain functions

supported by the SIM card.

The length of the PIN2 code

is 4 to 8 digits.

POP3 Post office protocol, version

3. A common mail protocol

that can be used for

accessing your remote

mailbox.

PUK and

PUK2

Personal Unblocking Key.

PUK and PUK2 codes are

required to change a

blocked PIN code or PIN2

code, respectively. The

length of the code is 8

digits.

SIP Session Initiation Protocol.

SIP is used for creating,

modifying, and terminating

certain types of

communication sessions

with one or more

participants.

SSID Service set identifier. SSID is

the name that identifies the

specific WLAN.

Streamin

Streaming audio and video

files means playing them

directly from the web

without downloading them

first to your device.

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UMTS Universal Mobile

Telecommunications

System. UMTS is a 3G mobile

communication system.

Besides voice and data,

UMTS enables audio and

video delivery to wireless

devices.

When you use your device in

GSM and UMTS networks,

multiple data connections

can be active at the same

time, and access points can

share a data connection. In

the UMTS network, data

connections remain active

during voice calls. You can,

for example, browse the

web faster than previously

possible while

simultaneously speaking on

the phone.

UPIN PIN code used in UMTS

network.

UPUK UPIN Unblocking Key. UPUK

code is required to change a

blocked UPIN code or PIN2

code. The length of the code

is 8 digits.

USIM SIM card used in UMTS

network.

USSD

comman

A service request, such as

request to activate an

application or configure

various settings remotely,

that you can send to your

operator or service provider

with your device.

VPN Virtual private network.

VPN creates a secure

connection to compatible

corporate intranet and

services, such as e-mail.

WAP Wireless application

protocol. WAP is an

international standard for

wireless communication.

WEP Wired equivalent privacy.

WEP is an encryption

method that encrypts data

before it is transmitted in

WLAN.

WLAN Wireless local area network.

WPA Wi-Fi Protected Access.

Security method for WLAN.

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WPA2 Wi-Fi Protected Access 2.

Security method for WLAN.

Troubleshooting

To view frequently asked questions

about your device, go to

www.nokia.com/support.

Q: What is my lock, PIN, or PUK code?

A: The default lock code is 12345. If you

forget or lose the lock code, contact your

device dealer. If you forget or lose a PIN

or PUK code, or if you have not received

such a code, contact your network

service provider.

Q: How do I close an application that

is not responding?

A: Press and hold the menu key. Scroll to

the application, and press the

backspace key to close the application.

Q: Why do images look smudgy?

A: Ensure that the camera lens

protection windows are clean.

Q: Why do missing, discoloured, or

bright dots appear on the screen

every time I switch on my device?

A: This is a characteristic of this type of

display. Some displays may contain

pixels or dots that remain on or off. This

is normal, not a fault.

Q: Why can’t I find my friend’s device

while using Bluetooth connectivity?

A: Check that both devices are

compatible, have activated Bluetooth

connectivity, and are not in hidden

mode. Check also that the distance

between the two devices is not over 10

metres (33 feet) and that there are no

walls or other obstructions between the

devices.

Q: Why can’t I close a Bluetooth

connection?

A: If another device is connected to your

device, you can close the connection

using the other device or by

deactivating Bluetooth connectivity.

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

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Connectivity > Bluetooth and

Bluetooth > Off.

Q: Why can't I see a wireless LAN

(WLAN) access point even though I

know I'm within its range?

A: Check that the Offline profile is not in

use in your device.

The WLAN access point may use a

hidden service set identifier (SSID). You

can only access networks that use a

hidden SSID if you know the correct

SSID, and have created a WLAN access

point for the network on your Nokia

device.

Check that the WLAN access point is not

on channels 12-13, as they cannot be

associated with.

Q: How do I turn the WLAN off on my

Nokia device?

A: The WLAN on your Nokia device

deactivates when you are not

connected or trying to connect to

another access point, or not scanning

for available networks. To further

reduce battery consumption, you can

specify that your Nokia device does not

scan, or scans less often, for available

networks in the background. The WLAN

deactivates in between background

scans.

To stop the background scans, select

Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings and

Connection > Wireless LAN > Show

WLAN availability > Never. You can

still manually scan for available WLANs

and connect to WLANs as usual.

To increase the background scan

interval, select Show WLAN

availability > Yes, and define the

interval in Scan for networks.

Q: Why can't I browse the web even

though the WLAN connection is

working and the IP settings are

correct?

A: Check that you have defined the

HTTP/ HTTPS proxy settings correctly in

the advanced settings of your WLAN

access point.

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Q: How do I check the signal quality

of my WLAN connection?

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > Conn. mgr. and Active

data connections > Options >

Details. If the signal quality is weak or

moderate, you may encounter

connection problems. Try again closer

to the access point.

Q: Why do I have problems with the

security mode?

A: Check that you have configured the

security mode correctly, and that it is

the same that the network uses. To

check the security mode the network

uses, select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Connectivity > Conn. mgr. and Active

data connections > Options >

Details.

Check also the following: you have the

correct WPA mode (preshared key or

EAP), you have disabled all EAP types

that are not needed, and all the EAP type

settings are correct (passwords, user

names, certificates).

Q: Why can’t I select a contact for my

message?

A: The contact card does not have a

phone number, an address, or an e-mail

address. Select Menu > Contacts, and

edit the contact card.

Q: The note Retrieving message is

shown briefly. What is happening?

A: The device is trying to retrieve a

multimedia message from the

multimedia messaging centre. This note

is shown if you have selected Menu >

Messaging and Options > Settings >

Multimedia message > Multimedia

retrieval > Always automatic.

Check that the settings for multimedia

messaging are defined correctly and

that there are no mistakes in phone

numbers or addresses.

Q: How can I end the data connection

when the device starts a data

connection again and again?

A: The device may be trying to retrieve

a multimedia message from the

multimedia message centre. To stop the

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device from making a data connection,

select Menu > Messaging and

Options > Settings > Multimedia

message > Multimedia retrieval >

Manual to have the multimedia

messaging centre save messages to be

retrieved later, or Off to ignore all

incoming multimedia messages. If you

select Manual, you receive a

notification when there is a new

multimedia message that you can

retrieve in the multimedia message

centre. If you select Off, the device does

not make any network connections

related to multimedia messaging.

To set the device to use a packet data

connection only if you start an

application or action that needs it,

select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings

and Connection > Packet data >

Packet data connection > When

needed.

If this does not help, restart the device.

Q: How do I save battery power?

A: Many features in your device increase

the demand on battery power and

reduce the battery life time. To save

battery power, do the following:

•Deactivate Bluetooth connectivity

when you do not need it.

•Stop the background scans for

WLAN. Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Settings and Connection >

Wireless LAN > Show WLAN

availability > Never. You can still

manually scan for available WLANs

and connect to WLANs as usual.

•Set the device to use a packet data

connection only if you start an

application or action that needs it.

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel >

Settings and Connection >

Packet data > Packet data

connection > When needed.

•Prevent the device from

automatically downloading new

maps in the Maps application. Select

Menu > Maps and Options >

Settings > Internet >

Connection.

•Change the time-out after which the

backlight is switched off. Select

Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings and

General > Personalisation >

Display > Light time-out.

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•Close the applications you are not

using. Press and hold the menu key.

Scroll to the application, and press

the backspace key to close the

application.

Find help

For local services and warranty

information, please refer to the

separate booklet.

Support

When you want to learn more about

how to use your product or you are

unsure how your device should

function, go to www.nokia.com/

support, or using a mobile device,

nokia.mobi/support. You can also select

Menu > Help > Help in your device.

If this does not resolve your issue, do

one of the following:

•Reboot your device. Switch off the

device, and remove the battery.

After about a minute, replace the

battery, and switch on the device.

•Restore the original factory

settings.

•Update your device software.

If your issue remains unsolved, contact

Nokia for repair options. Go to

www.nokia.com/repair, or in Latin

America, www.nokia-

latinoamerica.com/centrosdeservicio.

Before sending your device for repair,

always back up the data in your device.

Update device software

About software updates

Software updates may include new

features and enhanced functions that

were not available at the time of

purchase of your device. Updating the

software may also improve the device

performance.

To get a notification when new

software is available for your device,

notifications for text or e-mail

messages. For more information, go to

www.nokia.com/mynokia.

Warning:

If you install a software update, you

cannot use the device, even to make

emergency calls, until the installation is

completed and the device is restarted.

Be sure to back up data befo r e accepting

installation of an update.

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Downloading software updates may

involve the transmission of large

amounts of data (network service).

Make sure that the device battery has

enough power, or connect the charger

before starting the update.

After updating your device software or

applications, the instructions related to

the updated applications in the user

guide or helps may no longer be up to

date.

Update software using your PC

Nokia Software Updater is a PC

application that enables you to update

your device software. To update your

device software, you need a compatible

PC, broadband internet access, and a

compatible USB data cable to connect

your device to the PC.

To get more information and to

download the Nokia Software Updater

application, go to www.nokia.com/

softwareupdate, or in Latin America,

www.nokia-latinoamerica.com/nsu.

In-device help

Your device contains instructions to

help to use the applications in your

device.

To open help texts from the main menu,

select Menu > Help > Help and the

application for which you want to read

instructions.

When an application is open, to access

the help text for the current view, select

Options > Help.

When you are reading the instructions,

to change the size of the help text, select

Options > Decrease font size or

Increase font size.

You may find links to related topics at

the end of the help text.

If you select an underlined word, a short

explanation is displayed.

Help texts use the following indicators:

Link to a related help topic.

Link to the application being

discussed.

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When you are reading the instructions,

to switch between help texts and the

application that is open in the

background, select Options > Show

open apps. and the desired application.

Accessibility solutions

Nokia is committed to making mobile

phones easy to use for all individuals,

including those with disabilities. For

more information, visit the Nokia

website at

www.nokiaaccessibility.com.

Do more with your device

There are various applications provided

by Nokia and third party software

developers, that help you do more with

your device. To find and download

applications, visit the Ovi Store at

store.ovi.com. These applications are

explained in the guides that are

available on the product support pages

at www.nokia.com/support or your

local Nokia website.

Settings

Your device normally has MMS, GPRS,

streaming, and mobile internet settings

automatically configured, based on

your network service provider

information. You may have settings

from your service providers already

installed in your device, or you may

receive or request the settings from the

network service providers as a special

message.

You can change the general settings in

your device, such as language, standby

mode, display, and keypad lock settings.

Prolong battery life

Many features in your device increase

the demand on battery power and

reduce the battery lifetime. To save

battery power, note the following:

•Features that use Bluetooth

technology, or allowing such

features to run in the background

while using other features, increase

the demand on battery power.

Deactivate Bluetooth technology

when you do not need it.

•Features that use wireless LAN

(WLAN), or allowing such features

to run in the background while

using other features, increase the

demand on battery power. WLAN on

your Nokia device deactivates when

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you are not trying to connect, not

connected to an access point, or not

scanning for available networks. To

further reduce battery

consumption, you can specify that

your device does not scan, or scans

less often, for available networks in

the background.

•If you have set Packet data

connection to When available in

connection settings, and there is no

packet data coverage (GPRS), the

device periodically tries to establish

a packet data connection. To

prolong the operating time of your

device, select Menu > Ctrl.

panel > Settings and

Connection > Packet data >

Packet data connection > When

needed.

•The Maps application downloads

new map information when you

scroll to new areas on the map,

which increases the demand on

battery power. You can prevent the

automatic download of new maps.

•If the signal strength of the cellular

network varies much in your area,

your device must scan for the

available network repeatedly. This

increases the demand on battery

power.

If the network mode is set to dual

mode in the network settings, the

device searches for the 3G network.

You can set the device to use only

the GSM network. To use only the

GSM network, select Menu > Ctrl.

panel > Settings and Phone >

Network > Network mode >

GSM.

•The backlight of the display

increases the demand on battery

power. In the display settings, you

can change the length of the time-

out period after which the backlight

is switched off. Select Menu > Ctrl.

panel > Settings and General >

Personalisation > Display >

Light time-out. To adjust the light

sensor that observes lighting

conditions and adjusts the display

brightness, in the display settings,

select Light sensor.

•Leaving applications running in the

background increases the demand

on battery power. To close the

applications you are not using,

press and hold the menu key, scroll

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to the application, and press the

backspace key.

•To save power, activate the power

save mode. Press the power key,

and select Activate power saving.

To deactivate it, press the power

key, and select Deactivate power

saving. You may not be able to

change the settings of certain

applications when the power save

mode is activated.

Free memory

To view how much memory is available

for different data types, select Menu >

Office > File mgr..

Many features of the device use memory

to store data. The device notifies you if

available memory is low.

To free memory, transfer data to an

alternative memory (if available) or

compatible computer.

To remove data you no longer need, use

File manager or the respective

application. You can remove the

following:

•Messages in the folders in

Messaging and retrieved e-mail

messages from the mailbox

•Saved web pages

•Contact information

•Calendar notes

•Applications shown in Application

manager that you do not need

•Installation files (with .sis or .sisx

file extensions) of installed

applications. Back up the

installation files to a compatible

computer.

•Images and video clips in Photos.

Green tips

Save energy

You do not need to charge your battery

so often if you do the following (if

available for your device):

•Close applications and data

connections, for example, your

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Bluetooth connection, when not in

use.

•Decrease the brightness of the

screen.

•Set your device to enter power saver

mode after the minimum period of

inactivity, if available in your device.

•Deactivate unnecessary sounds,

such as key tones.

Recycle

All materials of this device can be

recovered as materials and energy. For

information on how to recycle your old

Nokia products, go to www.nokia.com/

werecycle, or using a mobile device,

nokia.mobi/werecycle.

Recycle packaging and user guides at

your local recycling scheme.

For more information on the

environmental attributes of your

device, go to www.nokia.com/

ecodeclaration.

Product and safety information

Accessories

Warning:

Use only batteries, chargers, and accessories approved by

Nokia for use with this particular model. The use of any

other types may invalidate any approval or warranty, and

may be dangerous. In particular, use of unapproved

chargers or batteries may present a risk of fire, explosion,

leakage, or other hazard.

For availability of approved accessories, please check with

your dealer. When you disconnect the power cord of any

accessory, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord.

Battery

Battery and charger information

Your device is powered by a rechargeable battery. The

battery intended for use with this device is BL-4D. Nokia

may make additional battery models available for this

device. This device is intended for use when supplied with

power from the following chargers: AC-8. The exact

charger model number may vary depending on the type

of plug. The plug variant is identified by one of the

following: E, EB, X, AR, U, A, C, K, or UB.

The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of

times, but it will eventually wear out. When the talk and

standby times are noticeably shorter than normal, replace

the battery. Use only Nokia approved batteries, and

recharge your battery only with Nokia approved chargers

designated for this device.

If a battery is being used for the first time or if the battery

has not been used for a prolonged period, it may be

necessary to connect the charger, then disconnect and

reconnect it to begin charging the battery. If the battery

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is completely discharged, it may take several minutes

before the charging indicator appears on the display or

before any calls can be made.

Safe removal. Always switch the device off and disconnect

the charger before removing the battery.

Proper charging. Unplug the charger from the electrical

plug and the device when not in use. Do not leave a fully

charged battery connected to a charger, since

overcharging may shorten its lifetime. If left unused, a fully

charged battery will lose its charge over time.

Avoid extreme temperatures. Always try to keep the

battery between 15°C and 25°C (59°F and 77°F). Extreme

temperatures reduce the capacity and lifetime of the

battery. A device with a hot or cold battery may not work

temporarily. Battery performance is particularly limited in

temperatures well below freezing.

Do not short-circuit. Accidental short-circuiting can occur

when a metallic object such as a coin, clip, or pen causes

direct connection of the positive (+) and negative (-)

terminals of the battery. (These look like metal strips on

the battery.) This might happen, for example, when you

carry a spare battery in your pocket or purse. Short-

circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the

connecting object.

Disposal. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire as they may

explode. Dispose of batteries according to local

regulations. Please recycle when possible. Do not dispose

as household waste.

Leak. Do not dismantle, cut, open, crush, bend, puncture,

or shred cells or batteries. In the event of a battery leak,

prevent battery liquid contact with skin or eyes. If this

happens, flush the affected areas immediately with water,

or seek medical help.

Damage. Do not modify, remanufacture, attempt to insert

foreign objects into the battery, or immerse or expose it

to water or other liquids. Batteries may explode if

damaged.

Correct use. Use the battery only for its intended purpose.

Improper battery use may result in a fire, explosion, or

other hazard. If the device or battery is dropped, especially

on a hard surface, and you believe the battery has been

damaged, take it to a service centre for inspection before

continuing to use it. Never use any charger or battery that

is damaged. Keep your battery out of the reach of small

children.

Nokia battery authentication guidelines

Always use original Nokia batteries for your safety. To

check that you are getting an original Nokia battery,

purchase it from a Nokia authorised service centre or

dealer, and inspect the hologram label using the following

steps:

Authenticate hologram

1 When you look at the hologram on the label, you

should see the Nokia connecting hands symbol from

one angle and the Nokia Original Enhancements

logo when looking from another angle.

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2 When you angle the hologram left, right, down and

up, you should see 1, 2, 3 and 4 dots on each side

respectively.

Successful completion of the steps is not a total assurance

of the authenticity of the battery. If you cannot confirm

authenticity or if you have any reason to believe that your

Nokia battery with the hologram on the label is not an

authentic Nokia battery, you should refrain from using it,

and take it to the nearest Nokia authorised service centre

or dealer for assistance.

For additional information, refer to the warranty and

reference leaflet included with your Nokia device.

Taking care of your device

Your device is a product of superior design and

craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The

following suggestions will help you protect your warranty

coverage.

•Keep the device dry. Precipitation, humidity, and all

types of liquids or moisture can contain minerals

that will corrode electronic circuits. If your device

does get wet, remove the battery, and allow the

device to dry completely before replacing it.

•Do not use or store the device in dusty, dirty areas.

Its moving parts and electronic components can be

damaged.

•Do not store the device in high or cold temperature.

High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic

devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain

plastics. When the device warms to its normal

temperature from a cold temperature, moisture can

form inside the device and damage electronic circuit

boards.

•Do not attempt to open the device other than as

instructed in this guide.

•Do not drop, knock, or shake the device. Rough

handling can break internal circuit boards and fine

mechanics.

•Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or

strong detergents to clean the device. Only use a

soft, clean, dry cloth to clean the surface of the

device.

•Do not paint the device. Paint can clog the moving

parts and prevent proper operation.

•Use only the supplied or an approved replacement

antenna. Unauthorised antennas, modifications, or

attachments could damage the device and may

violate regulations governing radio devices.

•Use chargers indoors.

•Backup all data you want to keep, such as contacts

and calendar notes.

•To reset the device from time to time for optimum

performance, power off the device and remove the

battery.

These suggestions apply equally to your device, battery,

charger, or any accessory.

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Recycle

Always return your used electronic products, batteries,

and packaging materials to dedicated collection points.

This way you help prevent uncontrolled waste disposal

and promote the recycling of materials. Check product

environmental information and how to recycle your Nokia

products at www.nokia.com/werecycle, or nokia.mobi/

werecycle.

Additional safety information

Small children

Your device and its accessories are not toys. They may

contain small parts. Keep them out of the reach of small

children.

Operating environment

This device meets RF exposure guidelines in the normal

use position at the ear or at least 1.5 centimetres (5/8

inch) away from the body. Any carry case, belt clip, or

holder for body-worn operation should not contain metal

and should position the device the above-stated distance

from your body.

To send data files or messages requires a quality

connection to the network. Data files or messages may be

delayed until such a connection is available. Follow the

separation distance instructions until the transmission is

completed.

Parts of the device are magnetic. Metallic materials may

be attracted to the device. Do not place credit cards or

other magnetic storage media near the device, because

information stored on them may be erased.

Medical devices

Operation of radio transmitting equipment, including

wireless phones, may interfere with the function of

inadequately protected medical devices. Consult a

physician or the manufacturer of the medical device to

determine whether they are adequately shielded from

external RF energy. Switch off your device when

regulations posted instruct you to do so. Hospitals or

health care facilities may use equipment sensitive to

external RF energy.

Implanted medical devices

Manufacturers of medical devices recommend a minimum

separation of 15.3 centimetres (6 inches) between a

wireless device and an implanted medical device, such as

a pacemaker or implanted cardioverter defibrillator, to

avoid potential interference with the medical device.

Persons who have such devices should:

•Always keep the wireless device more than 15.3

centimetres (6 inches) from the medical device.

•Not carry the wireless device in a breast pocket.

•Hold the wireless device to the ear opposite the

medical device.

•Turn the wireless device off if there is any reason to

suspect that interference is taking place.

•Follow the manufacturer directions for the

implanted medical device.

If you have any questions about using your wireless device

with an implanted medical device, consult your health

care provider.

Hearing aids

Some digital wireless devices may interfere with some

hearing aids.

Note: The surface of this device does not contain nickel

in the platings. The surface of this device contains stainless

steel.

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Vehicles

RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately

shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles such as

electronic fuel injection, electronic antilock braking,

electronic speed control, and air bag systems. For more

information, check with the manufacturer of your vehicle

or its equipment.

Only qualified personnel should service the device or

install the device in a vehicle. Faulty installation or service

may be dangerous and may invalidate your warranty.

Check regularly that all wireless device equipment in your

vehicle is mounted and operating properly. Do not store

or carry flammable liquids, gases, or explosive materials

in the same compartment as the device, its parts, or

accessories. Remember that air bags inflate with great

force. Do not place your device or accessories in the air bag

deployment area.

Switch off your device before boarding an aircraft. The use

of wireless teledevices in an aircraft may be dangerous to

the operation of the aircraft and may be illegal.

Potentially explosive environments

Switch off your device in any area with a potentially

explosive atmosphere. Obey all posted instructions. Sparks

in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in

bodily injury or death. Switch off the device at refuelling

points such as near gas pumps at service stations. Observe

restrictions in fuel depots, storage, and distribution areas;

chemical plants; or where blasting operations are in

progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere

are often, but not always, clearly marked. They include

areas where you would be advised to turn off your vehicle

engine, below deck on boats, chemical transfer or storage

facilities and where the air contains chemicals or particles

such as grain, dust, or metal powders. You should check

with the manufacturers of vehicles using liquefied

petroleum gas (such as propane or butane) to determine

if this device can be safely used in their vicinity.

Emergency calls

Important: This device operates using radio signals,

wireless networks, landline networks, and user-

programmed functions. If your device supports voice calls

over the internet (internet calls), activate both the internet

calls and the cellular phone. The device may attempt to

make emergency calls over both the cellular networks and

through your internet call provider if both are activated.

Connections in all conditions cannot be guaranteed. You

should never rely solely on any wireless device for

essential communications like medical emergencies.

To make an emergency call:

1 If the device is not on, switch it on. Check for

adequate signal strength. Depending on your

device, you may also need to complete the

following:

•Insert a SIM card if your device uses one.

•Remove certain call restrictions you have

activated in your device.

•Change your profile from Offline or Flight

profile to an active profile.

2 Press the end key as many times as needed to clear

the display and ready the device for calls.

3 Enter the official emergency number for your

present location. Emergency numbers vary by

location.

4Press the call key.

When making an emergency call, give all the necessary

information as accurately as possible. Your wireless device

may be the only means of communication at the scene of

an accident. Do not end the call until given permission to

do so.

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Certification information (SAR)

This mobile device meets guidelines for exposure to

radio waves.

Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It

is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio

waves recommended by international guidelines. These

guidelines were developed by the independent scientific

organisation ICNIRP and include safety margins designed

to assure the protection of all persons, regardless of age

and health.

The exposure guidelines for mobile devices employ a unit

of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate or

SAR. The SAR limit stated in the ICNIRP guidelines is 2.0

watts/kilogram (W/kg) averaged over 10 grams of tissue.

Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating

positions with the device transmitting at its highest

certified power level in all tested frequency bands. The

actual SAR level of an operating device can be below the

maximum value because the device is designed to use only

the power required to reach the network. That amount

changes depending on a number of factors such as how

close you are to a network base station.

The highest SAR value under the ICNIRP guidelines for use

of the device at the ear is 0.88 W/kg.

Use of device accessories may result in different SAR

values. SAR values may vary depending on national

reporting and testing requirements and the network

band. Additional SAR information may be provided under

product information at www.nokia.com.

Your mobile device is also designed to meet the

requirements for exposure to radio waves established by

the Federal Communications Commission (USA) and

Industry Canada. These requirements set a SAR limit of 1.6

W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. The highest SAR

value reported under this standard during product

certification for use at the ear is 1.18 W/kg and when

properly worn on the body is 1.12 W/kg.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Hereby, NOKIA CORPORATION declares that this RM-634

product is in compliance with the essential requirements

and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. A

copy of the Declaration of Conformity can be found at

http://www.nokia.com/phones/

declaration_of_conformity/.

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Index

Symbols/Numbers

3-D ringing tones 116

802.1x

— security settings 168

A-GPS (assisted GPS) 97

access codes 20

access points 70, 71, 161

— groups 72, 162

— VPN 153

accessories

— settings 157

accounts 55

Active notes 89

active toolbar

— in Photos 124

albums

— media 125

answering calls 32

antennas 15

application manager 147

application settings 172

applications 147

assisted GPS (A-GPS) 96

attachments

— multimedia messages 62

audio files

— details 136

audio messages 58

autolock period 158

background image 115

backing up device memory 90

battery

— charging 13

— inserting 11

— saving power 185

blocking

— device 80

blogs 85

Bluetooth 77, 80

Bluetooth connectivity

— device address 78

— low memory 80

— pairing devices 78

— receiving data 79

— sending data 78

bookmarks 86

browser

— bookmarks 83, 86

— browsing pages 83, 84

— cache memory 86

196 Index

— searching content 85

— security 87

— settings 87

— toolbar 84

cable connection 81

cache memory 86

calculator 90

calendar 27

— creating entries 27

— meeting requests 28

— views 29

call barring 35

call divert 34

call log 42, 43

call waiting 34

caller ID 159

calls 30

— answering 32

— conference 33

— duration of 42

— options during 31

— rejecting 32

— restricting

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fixed dialling

— settings 159

— voice mail 32

camera

— capturing images 117

— image settings 119

— playing videos 119

— scenes 117

— sequence mode 118

— toolbar 117

— video clips 119

— video settings 120

— viewing images 118

cell broadcast 63

— settings 66

certificates

— details 143

— settings 144

charging the battery 13

chat services (IM) 53, 67

computer connections 82

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